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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
SEVEN PINES

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most enjoyable watermelon feast was
given at Pine Grove on last Thursday
evening. parties from Richmond and
vicinity being in attendance.
There is a sacred band concert every
Sunday at Windale Park.
Colonel Johnson of Providence. r. L.,
visited the notorious battle fields here
the past week
Mrs. Doherty and friends, Mrs. Blnns
and Mrs. Vaughn, of King and Queen
county, visited Mrs. Doherty's daughter,
Mrs. A. f. Read, few days during the
past week
Miss Carrie Lynes is visiting relatives
and friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Wright and little
daughter Gladys. have returned home,
after visit to Mrs. Wright's parents.
Mrs. Edna Gathright is reported to be
critically i'll. Dr. Hawks of East Rich
mond, is in attendance
Mr.. Lynnherr who, few months ago.
suffered complete loss by fire of house
and effects. has just finished a neat lit
tie cottage in which he will start life
anew. He was enabled to rebuild through
the benovelence of a kind and wealthy
neighbor and others of the vicinity.
Miss Annie Read has returned home.
having been on visit to New Kent Co
Mrs. E. A Read has gone on visit to
Friends at Glendale.
Mr.. Joseph Clark has finished his new
Louise on the farm recently purchased Of
NJ. Ira Watson
Major John Self of Fort Lee, Is visit
ing Captain Samuel West the local mer
chant.
The Charcoal Club, which adjourned
during the summer months, will resume
It's meetings, beginning Wednesday night,
September Sd. After a business meeting
a banquet has been arranged by the tall
ented critic, Colonel F. II. Osborne, to
which the public is invited. Speeches will
be made by the following orators: Colonel
r. II. Osborne. J. w. Clark and Wash
Bottoms. Beginning in October they will
resume their seni-nlonthly debates, which
nave been such a literary feast in the
rast.
Mr. George ". Jordan is building a line
residence on his recently acquired pur-
chase.
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home On visit from the Philippines,
where he has been with the army ever
since its occupation.
Mrs. Eli Conklin, Of Pleasant Hill
Hanover county, was a visitor here YES
terday
Mrs. J. L: Gentry, of Richmond, has
engaged apartments over the postoffice
DOCK, which he viii occupy soon
Colonel Alfred Woodman, of Pla1ntield
expected september 1st The Colonel
owns a yacht and has been on cruise
during his sojourn North
Kew. T.. ]. Potts will hold services at
the Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing. August 3lst, at o'clock, at which
time he will decide about the contem-
plated protracted meetings.
The Womans Study Club, which adj
journed during the months Of July and
August, will begin their meetings In Lii
brary Hall the evening of September 3rd.
The talented president Mrs P. w. Saw
age, will leave her beautiful country es-
tate. The Elms,' in Chesterfield county.
to preside at this meeting and after a
weeks visit with Mrs. P S. Reas will
spend month on the Hudson
Chicahominy Council. 1SS, held its regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening, August %.
Councillor c. o. Rudd presided. There
was large attendasce. Councillor Rudd
appointed Brothers Andrew Smith, De-
witt T. Hubbard and j. W. Camp inves-
ugating Committee on the application of
3. H. Jones for membership. John w.
camp gave an exposition of the difference
between the National and State Councils,
which was mastery effort The mem
nershfp OF this Council is growing rapidly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
ASHLAND NOTES
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ASHLAND, VA, Aug. 30-Special.-Pro-
fessor and Mrs. R. B. Smithey, who have
been in the vicinity Of Boston, have re-
turned to Ashland much delighted with
their stay in New England.
Miss Resale Mines will leave for
Stanton next week to attend Baldwin S
Female Institution.
Mrs. W. w. Lear has returned to Rich
mond after a visit to Mrs. ]. a. Kerr.
Miss Virginia Sale has returned to her
home in Richmond. after a pleasant visit
to her aunt, Mrs. c. 3. Wood, near Ash
lard.
Professor Marvin C. Smithey has re-
signed his place as instructor in Randolph
Macon Academy. Bedford City, and has
accepted the principalship of the Sidney
Uigh School, in Richmond.
Mn. Clair E. Crawford of kenwood
is IN Chicago On a visit
Miss Helen Sublett, of Richmond is Wis
ting at Mr.. John Patterson's near Ash
land.
Miss Agnes Kelly has returned to Ken
wood. after a visit to New York and New
jersey.
MIR. Liggon Price. who has been i'll for
some time. is able to be out again.
Messrs. James Cox, James Radcliffe and
Frank Vaughan have gone on ten days
trip to Atlantic City, New York and other
Northern points
Miss Katrina Kern will leave soon to
enter Randolph-Ma con Woman's College,
at Lynchburg.
Rev. I. L. Chestnut. formerly pastor
OF The Ashland Christian Church, but now
Of Fredericksburg. is holding a protracted
meeting at Slash Church. near Peakes
Miss Chandler, of Richmond, Is a guest
of Mrs. c. S. Luck, near Ashland.
Professor R. E. Blackwell has returned
from a trip in Northern Virginia in the
interest of Randolph-Macon College. He
reports prospects bright for much in
creased attendance at the college here
TIC ensuing session.
The cottages on the campus are under
going extensive repairs. preparatory to
their reoccupation by the students next
MONTH
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at Sunset Cottage has returned to her
home in Richmond.
Miss Clara Jones is spending some time
with her grandmother in Richmond
Mrs. Mary Christian, who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Hudgns at the
Refuge" has returned to her home in
Richmond.
Miss Foster. of Richmond, accompanied
by her sister. Mrs Cox. of Atlanta, Ga.
were guests Of Miss Hudgins the past
week.
The Rev A N. Somers is giving a
course of lectures on the Literature Of
the Bible. His exposition Of the sub
ject apt illustrations. and pleasing pre-
sentation charm his audience. 1t is his
intention to embrace the Old and New
Testaments entire in the course. The
meetings are we'll attended:
Mrs. Bertha Bowers has been pre-
sented with valuable scholarship in
the Conservatory OF Music at Chicago.
and will leave Tor there in few days.
Her mother-ln-Iaw, Mrs. Clara Bowers,
of Richmond. is very i'll. which may delay
her departure.
MIR. and Mrs E S. Read, Mrs. H. L.
yinal and Misses Nellie Vinal and Emma
IIarker have returned from Aronia- They
formed many pleasant friendships at this
popular resort and recommend any one
needing rest to so there
Colonel Z. ]. Harker, an old and high
ly esteemed citizen, contemplates selling
his home here before joining his sons in
Philacelphla. Colonel Harker is getting
toward the evening Of life and feels that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
EAST RICHMOND


Mrs. Barbour, the much beloved super
1ntendent Of the Masonic Home. rendered
the inmates birthday fete on Wednes-
day evening last in commemoration OF a
constant friend of the institution. A
very delightful evening was spent; a
me musical programme that was ar
ranged for the occasion and carried out
very creditably by the children, and the
feast prepared for them was much en-
joyed.
A most enjoyable birthday party was
rendered Miss Elise Mcdonald on Thurs
day evening, it being her birthday. A
large and merry company were present.
Mr. Il. Ftege. the popular junior part
ner Of the firm OF P. Fiege & Son. car
rage builders. left on Thursday on
pleasure trip. He will take In many
points Of interest, but on account Of bus
mess will not be able to make a very
prolonged trip.
Mr.. John ]. Mcdowell and Mr.. Davis
Of the Masonic Home. have returned from
trip to Petersburg,
Mr.. F. c. .R'ch has sold his farm to
man OF Michigan. ar. A. G. Burnett,
WAC now resides on the farm. will soon
vacate.
Mr. ". J.sTnce. whose health is very
much better than when here last. has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

tournament will begin in Lynchburg and
will continue for three days. The officers
in charge of the tournament are: r NJ.
Lawson, scorer; H. P. Adams. cashier:
w. Fl. LiSgan, assistant: w c. Lynham.
superintendent of traps.
The tournament will be under the aus
pices of the Lynchburg Gun Club and on
the third day a. live-sparrow shoot will be
given under the auspices of Rivermont
Pigeon Club. Prizes and purses to the
value OF $500 will be given the shoot
ers. There will be nine events each day.
The championship will be shot for on
Tuesday at IS blue points.
A large number of Richmond shooters
Will leave here for Lynchburg to-day.
Squads will GO as representatives or e
East-End. West-End. Deep Run and
Ashland clubs. All the regular organized
gun clubs in the State will be represented
and it is believed this meeting will be
the most successful of any yet held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
NEW BRIDGE ITEMS

Miss Myrtle Higgins has returned home
after pleasant vacation with her cousins
in New Kent county.
The local contractor. Mr.. Charles Rudd,
is rapidly completing several houses near
Richmond.
Mr.. Adam Diacont, wife and daughter,
and Mr.. William Boze. wife and mother,
all of Richmond, are visiting Mrs. John
j. Boze.
Mr.. c. A. Isaacs returned yesterday
from his vacation spent with Mr.. Basil
Gathright. at Cold Harbor.
Miss Sallie Gathright, Of Richmond, Is
visiting her brother at Beechwood Park.
The home Of Squire Lowasser Is near
ing completion in charge of Contractor
John Straith. srl7
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Vehzs @ 0uburbs

he will be happier with his children. He
will be greatly missed.
Rev a. N. Somers has completed the
additions to his pretty home. making 1t
one Of the most attractive IN THIS sec
ton. He is thinking of building two or
more houses as an investment and TO help
meet the unusual demand for homes here.
Mr. Andy Dlckman and sister, Resale,
who nave been spending month with
their aunt, Mrs. frank Read. returned
to-day to Florence S. c.
A manufacturer OF Richmond is ne
gotlating with MIR. E. s. Read for the
steam mill, which he will begin to ope-
rate soon.
Early wednesday morning. by the ex-
plosion Of kerosene lamp. the house
of MIR \. L. Einal was set on fire, but
by the prompt action Of Mr.. Vinal. who
Is assistant chief OF the Fire Depart
ment here. it was eXtiRguished with
small loss. which was covered by insur-
ance.
Mrs. Charles Smith. of Baltimore, has
sold her house on New Avenue to Rich
mond parties
Mr. F. H Dansey and Miss Florence
Dansey still remain quite sick at their
nome on kollnia Avenue
Mrs James Tcone is rapidly improving
from her severe sickness.
H. c. Calder and wife write interest
lngly from Olando, Fla, where they are
now stopping
Mr.. Roy Woodruff. who enlisted in the
Un..ed States Army from this place, is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
BARTON HEIGHTS

Services will be held at the Methodist
Church on Sunday, both morning and eve
n,ng. conducted by the pastor, Rev. Frank
Wells.
Services will be held at the Overlook
Presbyterian Church to-day at SID
O'Clock p NJ, conducted by Mr.. Irvine.
of the Union Theological Seminary
Services will be held at the Baptist
Ch.,rc a on Sunday, both morning and eve
ming. conducted by the pastor, Rev. w. T.
HEndiey.
Mr Preston Atkins has returned home,
after a pleasant trip to Petersburg.
Miss Katie Jones has returned home.
after visit to friends and relatives In
Petersburg.
Mr.. Frank J. Diacont has returned
home. after trip down the James River.
i Mr.. NJ. d. Smith. who has been visit
sng Mrs w. c. Crenshaw, has left for
Clifton Forge.
Nh Eddie Goodloe, who has been stop
Ping at Mrs. ". c. crenshaw's for the
..ast six months. has left for Clifton
Forge. where he will in future reside.
Mr.. Charles Jones of Baltimore, is Wis
l,ing Mr. John Wilkinson. of Brookland
Park.
Mr.. S. NJ. O'Bannon has returned to his
l"rne. after a trip through the South.
Mr.. ". B. Anderson will leave Monday
To resume his studies at the Virginia Mil
i;aiy Institute.
Misses Grace and Edna Lea will leave
for Charlotte, N c., "Wednesday morn
3Is.
Services will be held at the Epiphany
Church on Sunday. morning and evening
Lay services in the morning, and Rev
Martn johnson at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Sauires and daugh-
Ter Alise, accompanied by Master John
Harold, of Washington. left Friday
Harold, Of Washington. left yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

afternoon to visit Mr.. Squires' mother
and sister. of Isle of Wight county.
Mr.. George Williamson, of Baltimore.
has returned home. after a visit to Mrs.
/. I'm Wilkinson, OF Brookland Park.
Mrs. L. NJ. Michael and son, Lucius,
have left on pleasure trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Mhudly Gay has returned to his
home in Charlottesville, after visit to
MI and Mrs. J. L. Gay.
The American Locomotive Gun Club
Will hold prize shoot Monday. Septem-
hcr list. at the battery. Barton Heights.
There has been quite number OF prizes
given by the city TO be competed FOR. All
are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
VIRGINIA TRAP
SHOOTERS MEET
Annual Tournament in Lynchburg
Tomorrow.
RIcHMonDERs GO UP TO-DAY
Championship Cup Held by West End
Club to Be Fought for Again.
Sketch Of Assocl-
RICHMoNDERs co UP TO-DAY

Two wears ago the Virginia Trap-Shoot-
ers, Association was organized in T. W.
liquors Sons offices, at Thirteenth ana
Main Streets.
At the meeting were some of the prom
lnent spontsmen of the state anu q
number of visitors from other sections.
The organization of the association FOL
lowed a most successful tournament. he!o
at BIandon Park by the Richmond snool-
ers and a great amount of enthusiasm
rreyailed at the meeting, which was large
ly attended.
Mr.. Franklin Stearns was the first pres
ident and Mr.. J, c.. Tignor the 1lrse SCI
rotary and treasurer. These tNo "o
known sportsmen worked up M shich
the association and the membership ~
was large on the start, was larSeS
creas ed. .,,oa.
,rhe first tournament under the auspices
NJ the association was held at Blandon
Park. More than $50 entries "ete nidue
and long list Of prizes were oneieo'
gi-er mostly by local merchants. oohis
splendid shooting was lnoulseu ~ o'1u
good scores were MADE
~ the Ia at tournament another big sue
cess was scored The attendance and en-
tEus;asm was even greater tnan upon the
frst ard the organization proved itself
a permanent institution
THE vICErPRESIDENTS.
Each club in the association had
vice president in the list OF cfhcers. the
local vice-presidentsE being Messrs. Thos.
F. Stearns, r. Z. Pierce, 7. F-5Nelson, w.
L. Boyd. III. =. George. Franklin Stearns,
ND Hart and Dr. O. F.sByrd- This
list OF vice-presidents constitutes the Han
.seap Committee this year.
The present officers of the association
arc r. S. Terry. president; DR.. a.
Anderson, secretary and treasurer.
Beginning morrow the third annual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

A very painful accident befell Miss
Mary Banks on last Monday. when a
board in the porch at her residence gave
way with her. Besides being badly
bruised she sustained a severe nervous
shock, but is now improving slowly.
Mrs. Mathews. Mr.. Henry Dempsey
and Miss Olive Dempsey. Mrs. Shelly Da-
vid and Lou Shelly visited Miss Ruth
Mathews on Main Street
Miss Dora Shearer. who has been spend
ing some time with Mrs j. w Dudley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
CAPITOL Notes.

All the State offices will be closed to-
morrow. Tomorrow will be a very dull
day at the Capitol and Library buildings.
All the Offices will be closed on account
or Labor Day. and no work whatever
VIII be done. Most of the officers and
their clerks will go to the seashore OR
to some other near by resort to spend
the day, and the buildings will be prac-
ticaliy deserted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

be held at the time Of the anniversary.
The celebration which will be the fif-
teenth anniversary of the lodge. promises
to surpass anything in the history of the
Council. The history of the Council is
wonderful The Council was organized
fifteen years ago with about fifty mem
bers, and now has a membership of
about three hundred. The deaths number
seventeen in fifteen years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

A handsome memorial tablet containing
the names OF the seventeen dead bro
theirs of Patrick Henry Council. No. u,
J. Q. U. A. NJ. was unveiled on Monday
night at the regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil. The tablet is Of rosewood and the
letters of gold and is unique in it's de-
sign. Owing to the approa ching anniver-
sary of the Council, the ceremony was
very simple, but more imposing ones will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
FEDERAL BUILDING
Offices All to Be Closed To~Morrow
for Labor Dav

for LABOR Day.
The Federal building will be closed to-
morrow from top 70 bottom, in observance
OF Labor Day. Most of the oincers and
clerks will take little run out OF the
city, but will return in time for work
on Tuesday The day was quiet one
yesterday. There was one little case
which created some interest.
Captain Alex Tomlinson and Patrol
man McMahon yesterday arrested Eu-
ward a. Fletcher. who is wanted by the
authorities in Washington, D. c., for the
alleged theft OF a bicycle in that city.
Dung Fletcher had a wheel when taken
by the officers and that is now in ths:
custody OF the United States Marshal at
the custom House The prisoner was
gwen preliminary hearing before Com
missioner peasants and his case was
postponed until October LIST. when there
Wlll be further hearing. Bail was fur
nlshed In the sum Of 500. 1t is said that
young Fletcher beiongs to a prominent
family in the North. He was represented
IN the case by Mr.. Melvin F'legenhelmsr
United States Marshal Morgan Treat
was In the city yesterday. When asked
who would probably be the nominee OF
the Republican party for Congress in
the Third District, Mr.. Treat said ne mad
no one picked out. but he was IN favor
of making the fight at all hazards.
The schedule for the Postof1ce to-mor-
row Is as follows: Oftice open for sale OF
stamps and delivery OF mail from 10 A
NJ. to412 NJ. One delivery by carriers at
10 A M. Collection OF mail from boxes
at s o'clock P. NJ
f Mr.. C. P snead, of King William: was
at the Federal building yesterday. He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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paid recent visit to his sister, Mrs
McEwen.
Miss Addie Williams, of Richmond, Is
visiting Miss Elise Mcdowell
mr.. X. NJ Sanford and wife are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frieye
MI. William Booker expects to return
10 Washington within a few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

General Stith Boiling. postmaster OF
petersburg and a prominent Republican
leader OF the Fourth District. was in the
city yesterday and was a caller upon
Postmaster Wray T. knight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

The fiscal year ended in the Office -
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth yes
terday. The receipts of the Office since
January 1st amount to So GS3.33s against
S5,1l0.62 for the whole of the previous
year. This large increase comes from fees
on charters and notaries public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
A LITTLE GIRLS LIFE SAVED BY
CHAN7BERLAIN'S CHOLlC, CHOL>
ERA AND DiARRHOEA REMEDY.

Majel the three-months-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Blue, Of Richland
Oregon. was i'll with cholera infantum
so iii in fact that the local physician had
gwen her up Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Saunders We're at the house at the time
when the doctor told them that their lit
tie daughter would not recover. Mr.. Saun-
ders told his wife that he knew Chamber
l;,in's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy would cure the child, and he at once
secured a bottle, and with the consent of
her parents, gave the little sufferer dose
Of it. The baby at once went to sleep,
snd when she awoke the next morning
was out of danger. This happened almost
three years ago. The child is living and
well to-day. and Mr.. and Mrs. Blue feel.
very grateful towards the manufacturers
of this great remedy. 1t is for sale by all
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

reiterated his statement that he would
not accept the Republican nomination
for Congress-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

Colonel John W. Richardson, Register
of the Land ONCE and Superintendent OF
Grounds and Buildings. is very busy get
ting things in shape for winter about the
Capitol and Library Colonel Richardson
is also paying a great deal Of attention to
the public square.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

3 LABOR DAY. SEPTEMBER i. 1902.
The Labor and Trades Councils .special
train for West Point. will leave Rich
Street Station Monde morning. Septem-
Der LIST at Sis "A, u. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
Or. TAYLOR Named.

DR.. w. H. Taylor has declined to be-
come candidate for a place on. the
School Board and suggests DR.. Hugh NJ
Taylor as a good man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

President Lyon G. Tyler. Of William
and Mary College. is in the city ana was
a caller at the State Library yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

f Mr. c.. P. Snead. of King William. was
at the Federal building yesterday. He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31

Two years ago the Virginia Trap-Shoot-
ers' Associations was organized in t. w.
T,,~nor,s sons offices, at Thirteenth and
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42O to 426 Seventh Street,
WASHINGTON, D. c.

CALLED ON THE PREsIDEST.-Gfn.
Thomas L. Rosser was at the White
House yesterday, with Mrs. Maggie Jor-
don, the postmaster at WythevDle, and
General Rosser talked with the Presi-
dent about retaining the Incumbent.
Mrs. Jordan is a daughter of the late
General James A. Walker, end it is sur
missed that General Rosser mas used this
fact with the President. Mrs. Jordan
seems to regard her cb ances as good.
The Virginia organization is disposed to
think that Colonel Siemp ought to be
allowed to named Robert L. Poage, be-
cause of his election as congressman from
that district.
Park Agnew and Robert NJ. Hughes, of
Norfolk, called on the President yeS terday
and had brief talk with him. The call was
largely personal, Mr.. Hughes not having
paid his respects to the President IN a long
time Mr.. Hughes was the repV oliean cam
didate in the Second District ag ainst Repre-
sentative Maynard. Il Richmop d Dispatch.