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blizzard at Easfon.

EASTON. Pa. March 5-A snowstorm
which promises TO surpass the memorable
blizzard OF March, 1855, is raging here.
Snow has fallen TO the depth OF nine inches
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"King of the Speedway"

NEW YORK, March Sat the annual
meeting of the Road-drivers' Association OF
this city The Monk. owned by Fred Gerken,
was crowned King OF the Speedway Tor
1901.
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winner of Lawton Land Prize.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 5.-James r.
Wood. who drew the capital prize in the
government land drawing at Lawton, died
near this city to-night of heart failure.
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Bowling Tournament COMMITTEES.

The State bowling tournament COMMITTEES
will hold "a meeting this evening at o'clock
at the Marion Club 20 complete plans for
the State tournament, 20 be held In Indian
apolis during April.
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To. Cure "a Cold i'm One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL II fails to
cure. Z. w. Groves signature Is on each
box. 25c.
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Il. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets. the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. asa.
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Easily Understood.

Buffalo Commercial
Is il not perfectly comprehensive now
that President Roosevelt had rather dine
with Booker I. Washington than with
Tfllnan
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III YOU will take in time Laxative Bromo-
Quinine Tablets. Z. w Groves signature
on box.
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Local observations on "wednesday.

Bar. Ten R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m. .504 % 66 North. Cloudy 000
u. m. DO 50 53 INVEST. Clear. O.OO
Maximum temperature, Al; minimum tenn
perature Is
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on Mich. 8:
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s IL : 81

Summary: Y. NJ. c. a. l2.)-Goals from
field, Rominger. /. Dyer. !. Goals from foul.
Bauman. 5. Shortridge (2)-Gosls from field,
Lafollett. !; POsey. /. Goals from foul.
Pratt, 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

before her marriage was Miss Nannie
Waller, OF Chicago. are the guests of Rev.
and AIRS. Henry Miller. OF the RockbrtdSe
Baths section. They have just returned
from four mouths bridal trip to Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Koones are visiting
the family OF Mr.. Kooues' brother. Mr..
C. NJ. Koones, of Washington city.
Miss jamie White, who is now resi-
dent of New York city. is at present the
gueat of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thons
as s. White. at their home. Fasse Ferne.
Mrs. e. J. Dale and her daughter. MisS
Carrie Dixon. of Brooklyn. Ia. are the
guests of the family of Mr.. j. P. Harri-
son. OF Whistle Creek.
Mr.. James Ed. Heck is in Philadelphia
attending the Carriage Dealers EXPOSE
ton. Mrs. Heck accompanied him on his
visit
Rev. W. P. Hines, of Portsmouth, Va.
will assist Rev Timothy a. Hall, the
pastor of the Lexington Baptist church.
during the next week in conducting re-
yiyal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Lexington Personals.

LEXINGTON, VA, October u.-(Spe-
cial. ATTORNEY William A. An
derson visited Lexington during the past
week in order to register under the new
Constitution During his visit he had
many pleasant conversations with his
townsmen.
Mr. NJ Luther Hiidebrand. who for more
than fourteen years past has been q
valued employee of the Roekhridge County
News. left Wednesday fer Prairie Grove.
Ark. where he expects to locate and con-
duct a newspaper. Prior to his coming
to Virginia he resided in Arkansas. He
was member Of the Knights of Pythiaa
and also an officer in the Lexington volun-
teer fire department.
Miss Louise Davidson. Of Baltimore city,
is the guest OF Mrs. Andrew D. EstilI
Mrs Henry Fl. Holland. of Manchester.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl.
Gillock.
Mr. and Mrs. w Fl Roberts, OF Wash
ington city are the guests of Captain
and Mrs. Montgomery B. Corse.
Rev. Alexander Fla milton aud Mr. Henry
Hamilton, of Connecticut, who have been
tho guests of their aunt. Mrs William b.
Blair. widow OF Colonel w b Blair, on
Letchsr avenue. have returned to their
homes.
& 81. stuart Patterson and wife. Who.
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WERE LOOKING FOR NOVELTY.
And So Eloped to Bristoi-A Surprise
Wedding.

BRISTOL, VA. October n.-tspeciai.)
In the absence OF Rev. a. ii. Burroughs
the matrimonial parson of Bristol 8
Mecca, who is in Nashville as delegate
to the meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of
Tennessee knights of Honor, Rev. j. z.
Baird was called to the Mecca yesterday
to unite in marriage a couple who had
eloped from Roanoke, not because they
were too young to be married under the
laws Of Virginia. but merely for the
novelty of being married ~ the famous
Gretna Green. The contracting parties
were Mr. T. ]. L. Ammen. aged 40, and
Miss Malissa Cooper. aged 20.
\ surprise marriage was soiemnized
at the home of Miss Bell Sullivan, on on
Seventh street, last evening. ct $50
O'Clock The contracting parties We're
Dr.. c. Z. Bacon, a popular young physi-
clan. of Rotherwood, Hawkins county.
Tenn. and Miss Dor, NJ Hamilton. of
Alum Wells. Va. The marriage cere-
nonv was performed by DR.. N, s. Bark
er. president of Sullins College: and was
witnessed by only. a, few friends, in
Inns College Miss Hamilton eloped from
her Virginia home to become the bride
of the man she loved. The bride is
graduate of Sullins College, and for this
reason Dr. Barker took special pride
in uniting the couple in MARRIAGE.
of Holston Valley, was married on
Wednesday of this week to Mr. Moses
=. King, a good looking and wealthy
hachelor of the same community. DR.
+ Albert Wallace. of RNsto was the
offcia+ine minister TIL bride is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowry.
at whose home the marriage occurred.
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HEARD AT FRONT ROYAL.
IN Warren County Court-Towu Im-
ments-Personal Gossip.


FRONT ROYAL, VA. October IL
tSpeciaLl-The Circuit Court OF Warren
county, Hon. w. Harrison presiding
is in session. The cases OF Ashby VS..
Norfolk and Western Railway Company.
and Briggs VS.. same. are engaging the
attention of the Court. These cas- IS
grew out of the alleged negligent burn
ing of two store-houses near Ashby Sta
ton by the defendant company in No
yemher. 1901.
tract OF forty-three acres OF land.
located half q mile from this town at rne
price of So per acre. from Fl. Fl. Down
ing. receiver of the Front Royal and
Mr.. c. =. Sumption. a thrifty business.
man of this town, Is having installed a
steam laundry in this town, There Is
also on foot scheme to establish an ice
future.
The registrars for this county have re-
turned 10 the Clerks office the resistra-
ton books. There are now about LOO
voters in Warren. which is nerhans. 20
per cent of tf., old registration.
DR. d T. Turner is erecting p new Of
flee on Main street. near the post-offics:
Mr.. Arthur. TT. Hall has purchased the
confectionery store of G.. w. Johnson. OF
this: town.
Mr.. Frank Dovcll. formerly proprietor
of the Stric.ler House. of tr:s town: hu1
for the past few years connected with q
hotel at RocrtbrIdse Arru, surinrs Is
spentIin- several Weeis with his brother,
Mr. H II lowell Of this town.
Or Iytp p Faushrnueh University OF
virginia class Of 1a0n left this week for
sf-ashur- Shenandoah county. where he
will practice his rrofesAe-ier,
Mrs. Bottle F., Miller wife rf Mr. E. T.
Miller of this connn'r~itv. died this wea'e
af hy,r howe hera ef.er u short illness.
leaves y husband and six children sur
vivinG her.
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neapolis, MINI. accompanied by number
of Rawlins Post, G.. A. r., arrived here
Friday afternoon and left In mule wagons
for the battle-felds of charlottesville
and the Wilderness. The old soldiers
will follow the route pursued by Grants
army in 1864, and Senator Smith will at
the same time gather statistics for his
tory of the Nineteenth Maine Regiment
Miss Sallie Carter entertained charm
ingly at her home on Princess Anne
street, last evening number OF her
friends.
Mr.. Adolph Lowenson and family re-
turned home from Europe this week, after
a seven months tour on the other side or
the water Mr. Lowenson came to this
land ten or twelve years ago from Hun
garia, but says that he prefers America
to the old country.
Mr.. Sterling B. Lacy left to-day for Ell
Paso. Tex, where he Will reside in the
future.
position in Charleston. w. Va. and lett
to-day to assure his new duties.
The Business-Men's Association last
night appointed a committee to repre-
sent the association, at the. hearing IN
Richmond next week regarding the pro-
posed, Odd-FelIows' Home.
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NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRIES.
Many Cotton-,Iil1 Companies Char
tered-Other New Concerns.

Many Cotton-,Iil1 Companies Char
tered-Other New Concerns.
RALEIGH. N. C. October 11.-(speciaD
The development Of the cotton oil mill
business in North Carolina this year is
so great as to break all records. The
capital invested is twice that put In
cotton mills this year. The State mas
granted charters thus far this year to
the following mills: Battieboro, 100000
capital; Werner, at baltimore, sfl2.50O;
Farmers, at Rel Square, $4,000; Far
mers', at Wilson. 100000: Mutual. at
Tarboro, $4,000: Consumers, at Tarboro
sl0o0.OO0 Pine Level $4,000 Farmers at
Nashville 100000: St Lewis, Edgecombe
county, $4,000; Fremont, $4,000; Dunn.
100000; Swift Greek at Wrendale. SIS
Ooo. The total capital is $4,000. \
charter was also granted to the Far
mers' Guano Company, at Raleigh, CAPT
tai, $4,000.
Charters have so far been granted to
the cotton mills: Oberon. at Graham,
capital. 100000; Morehead. at Spray.
s1s5oO0: Hildebrand $4,000.
Charters have been granted the fol-
lowing hosiery and knitting mills Eliza
beth City, capital, $4,000: Crescent. at
boro, $15,cco.
a charter for a new lodge OF Odd Eel
lows at Ellenboro is applied for.
Among the arrivals to-day were c. D.
French Wilmington; c. A. Rounsree.
Kingston.
The engines on the Carolina Central
railroad are being changed to wood
burners, and it is probable that such
changes will have to be made on other
lines in the State. Many persons look
for a sharp advance in the prices of
wood.
The total enrolment of white children
in the public schools at present is 81,
1877.
There will be at least S. floats in the
industrial parade here or Wednesday OF
the State fair.
Only one white Republican here has
yet registered under the grandfather
clause" of the amended constitution. One
negro has so registered He is q preacher
and his father was a free negro voter
prior to 1855. Up to that time free ne
groes voted. and there were $500 such
voters in 1854
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
Pleasant, Simple, Bat Safe, and
ETectuaI Cure for 1t.

Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
,rhe usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings.
q formation Of gases, causing pressure on
the heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing. headaches, tickle appetite, nervous
ness, and a general played-out, languid
feeling.
There is often foul taste in the mouth.
coated tongue, and if the interior of the
stomach could be seen it would show
shiny, inhamed condition.
The cure for this common and obsti-
rate tr ,uble is found IN q treat ment which
causes the food to be readily, thoroughly
digested before it has time to ferment
and icritate the delicate mucous surface,
of the stomach. To secure prompt and
healthy digestion is the one necessary
thing to do and when normal digestion
is secured the catarrhal condition Will
have disappeared.
According to DR.. Harlanson. the safest
and best treatment IS to use after each
meal a tablet, composed OF Diastase,
Aseptic Pepsin. a little Nux, Golden Seal,
and fruit acids. These tablets can now
be found at all drugstores under the
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, ana
not being patent medicine. can be used
with perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite and thorough digestion
viii follow their regular use after meals
Mr.. r. S. Workman, Chicago. ILL.,,
writes: ..Catarrh is local condition re-
suIting from neglected cold in the head.
whereby the lining membrane Of the nose
becomes inlamed and the poisonous dis
charge there from passing backward into
the throat reaches the stomach. this pro-
ducing catarrh Of the stomach. Medical
authorities prescribed for me three years
for catarrh of stomach without cure, but
to-day am the happiest of men. after
using only one box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. I can not find appropriate words
to express my good feeling. have found
flesh. appetite, and sound rest from their
use.
4 Stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets is the safess
preparation as we'll S the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion, catarrh OF stomach, bilious
ness sour stomach, heart burr. ana bleat-
EiDs after meals.
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PRAYER THAT Strike May End.


ALBANY, N Y, October n.-As a re-
suit OF the pending labor troubles through
out the country, Bishop William Cros-
we'll Doane has authorized the following
prayer to be said in the Albany do
cese:
80. God. at whose word man goeth
forth to his work and to his labor until
the evening be n?erciful to all whose
duties are difficult or burdensome, and
comfort them concerning their toll Pro-
tect the effort Of sober and honest in
d,stry, and suffer not the hire of the la
borers to be kept back by force or by
fraud. Incline the hearts of employers
and of those whom they employ to
mutual forbearance, fairness and good
will. Give wisdom and counsel to those
who have authority, and bless the ef-
forts of the peacemakers to allay the
present strife. that so the threatened
famine Of fuel may be ayerted from our
homes, institutions and industries, the
passions Of men allayed, and peace and
prosperity be restored to our land.
Teach us, Lord. our dependence in
all things on Thy mercy, and give us
thankful and trustfu hearts Through
Jesus Christ. our Lord, Amen.
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SOME VERY FINE RACES.
Featrrcs Of the Radford Fair
sDfeaaid Cattle to DC Exhibited.

RADFORD, Va. October m II pc a.,
District Fair this morning; sa AZ, ma
the three GaNE' races Wouiu De III lia.,ss
~ Ni ,,.lan Washinsior and Nashville.
The races viii begin on MenneSdaN
ana extend through FRIDAY. EsSn a,ir''
1t viii require heat every ii.,S@1. I'VE I'VE
f=rna tn ,l,t.yif1[e TO- all of the events.
'T'yyN-7tI-tv<9 horses IRE alre2GE on tIe
o,o7,-1d@ nrd fhis number VIII ne SW I.
I'd to thirty by TGesd EEeiE sign 1, mas mas
Tar both horses RnI catt2e.
me cattle exhibit Will nciude loo Of
the finest animals ever asssn' n,t1, -. II
10 Major Bertle2. al7 ~ , for CoWon-N''i
No offered for sale on Tuesday
oE y53os7,,rs[7a,..s 7,rasrau2n7e includes a
f,o+-bafl came between St sloals , al.o
IIina Col'@ge. four horse 70. ~, nc the
, T55,.-sor-2 7rect,fy,,-yvc,-ss Bard.
1-efort= are heinz ,~ade to induce me
railroads. TO run 6oS'T sSclSs'l .s.e.ia,s
on the Eristol ARD PnHa mona ,,ase
as iarre crowds are expected from 'ssss
s' Cso[srnor Montague will be pres en-
ra;,7 this yser al the npenlH| o. M
fair. Wbia here he Viii DC tne e"s7
o MIS- Caroline Osborne. of Petersp NIrs
,fsar enending tla2 summer al ~ ;
adams's. la3t Wednesday Tor hel it Eicb.
mrs. G NJ Lyle and cEi.crsil. % TIE, We
rand. are Visiting Mrs. George y; -, lnS!T
49y, apd Mrs Robert c. Rlnd IoI,neat y.
Of Radfura, have returned mere on a.
% al Mrs. Finds !!valih. aa
Nj Robert Tborn ,tored hs s sib oar !ssS'
from kenova:, a Nd en = ~ Peek have
Ga ,,.sa r, rt,1 Baltimore~and will spend
~. yyiTter at the Nest End Fotet.
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MERIT MAKES 1T FAMOUS.
The Only Remedy In the World, Er-
cept n Surgical Operation. Thar
VIII Certainly Cure Amy
Form, of Plies.

The study of physicians. the expert.
rnents of chemists, the loudly advertised
pretensions Of quaclss. have been for years
cure that would cure.
The results have been d number OF
harmless and In most cases useless ONT
ments, suppositories. and even Internal
remedies. which the public have weighed
in the balance OF experience AMI foand
wanting: nearly all OF them gava soma
relief, but nothing approaching q radical
cure resulted from these preparations.
The re.i,eds required is one whiea vii!
Immediately stop the pain so severe IN
many cases OF piles and then BY con-
tracing the small blood vessels (capii-
lariesl to their normal size. produces
radical care by reducing and finally ABB
sorbtns the timors ard healing the In
famed. raw mucous surfaces.
Until a few years ago no such remedy
had been produced. but at that time q
suppository was placed upon the market.
which has since proven itself 10 be tha
,ong-sought permanent cure for this CONF
mon and distressing trouble: 1t has rapid
iy become famous throughout the United
States and Canada. and Is now sold by
all druggists under the name Of PSsa-
mid Pile Cure.
merit and safety have advertised 10
wherever used It has been advertised by
werd OF mouth. from one sasferer tn an-
rtt.r,. people wha have trisd everything
else. even suo,a.tt;.s To painful and dam
gsrous surgical operations without avail
have finally found that piles e.sn he cured
without pain ard without expense prac-
iica:!s. as the Pyramid Pile Cure Is So /
for the nonain1l price Of 50 cents and s.
per package.
| The Pyramid instantly stops all pain
and at the same time contains no cocaine.
morphine or narcotics. the acids and
healing properties contained in the rauss-
dy speedily remove, cause a hsalthfut.
natural contraction and absorption OF tha
| tumors: IL will cure any form Of rectal
| trouble except canoe. and advanced ffxs,t-
| la. which. by the way, nearly always res
suit from neg.ecfing proper and timely
treatment for piles.
a hook on cause ard cure at plies sent
free by addr essinS Pyramid Drug c.
Marshall. Mich
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Nervous Women.

No nervous woman ought to neglect
70 give Peruna fair trial. It is almost
absolutely certain to help her. and in
some cases the relief IS magical.
Margaret Reimer, 81 Cedare Terrace
Hot Springs. Ark, writes: I was very
much run down about a year ago and all
medical treatment failed to bring the re-
ouired relief and toning my system
needed. / was advised to try Peruna
which I did only when everything else
failed One bottle really made an en-
tirely different woman OF me, ana tour
bottles toned up the system and restored
me to perfect health. I shall always speak
in the highest praise Of Peruna
and cheerfully recommend it to any and
all in need of a tonic. With the very
hest wishes for your success. Margaret
Reinler.
Mns. Margaret Little, At Hoyt street.
Brooklyn, n. Y, writes:
81 have been troubled with constpa-
ton and indigestion for over year, my
complexion was ruined and l was ner-
vous and losing flesh every day. Inc
doctors advised that go to sanltarlum'
but a number of people advised me 10
trv Peruna before going to that expense
and I did so. I found that the flrst DOT
tle regulated my bowels, cleared my
taken six bottles my stomach and d1Ses-
lion was in perfect working order, ana
has remained SO ever since
cas- this was very much cheaper than
Going TO A sanitarium. 1 have every rea-
son 10 be grateful'-Margaret Little.
Mrs Mary A. Englehard. 1895 Madison
street, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
.I have been hard worker all
nv life. and very often / need "a
tonic. Nothing does me so much
GOOD as Pcruna. 1t acts like q Charm.
and feel like new woman. do
,tI my own work and u lot of other
work besides. WIN give Peruna
I'll the credit."-Mrs. Mary A. En-
ee1hard.
Miss Mamie Powell Lake Charles, La.
writes: II sincerely believe that Peruna
IS woman's best friend, for it has certain
w been that to me. l lad headaches
| ba cka ches, and other aches every montn
for a long time. but shortly after be.
gan taking Peruna this was thing OF
the past. and I have good reason to be
grateful. / take a bottle every spring anc
| fall now, and that keeps my health per-
feet, and I certainly am more robust no"
han have been before, and am Welg lins
more. do not think any one Will be dls-
appointed in the results obtained from
the use Of Peruna. Miss Manic PoWel'
Pe-ru-na Cannot he Initiated.
There is no use tying to initiate Peru
a. It has been tried many times by
zen skilled in pharmacy and chenlstr!
ut they have always failed. the mi
otcrs of Peruna don't fool any one who
as ever taken Peruna or who mas ever
,itnessed the good results OF Peruna
Peruna acts so promptly. its dement's
re so lasting, and it is so sure to reacH
atarrh wherever located in the Dods
that no limitations of Peruna can sue
coed.
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruha
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and ne VII
be pleased to give you his valuaple au'
vice gratis.
Address DR. Hartman, President o.
The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus -.
xzrsasss,
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AN. OLD SOLDIERS DEATH.
Henry Waite, OF Spotsylvnnia, No
Ncre-yeternns Visit BattIe-Fic1ds.

1-(Special. )-Mr. Henry Waite, a popu-
lar citizen of Spotsylvania, died few
days ago at his horne in that couaty,
aged SO years. The deceased was a Con-
federate soldier and had a splendid army
record A number of the old veterans
have passed away in Spotsylvania lately.
and there will be few left soon to tell
of the great struggle.
Washington Guards. this city, received
to-day a most complimentary letter from
regimental headquarters on the result OF
Thursday nights inspection. The adju-
tant congratulates the company on its
record and states that the average Sc
cured for attendance, 97.7. is excelled by
only one company in the SEVENTEEN Reg
inlent-viz.. Company c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Deny Reports That Ex-President
Carried OF Government Funds.

UTRECHT, HOLLAND, October n.-At
a meeting in honor OF the Boer generals,
held here last night, General Botha def
nitely denied the reports which have been
circulated that Mr.. Kruger had carried
off State funds, and declared that, on the
contrary the ex-President had coutrt-
buted to the Boer cause money from his
own pocket.
General DeWet. referring to the contro-
versy on the subject of an audience of
the Boer generals with Emperor William,
said his Majesty had not invited them;
and that the generals had not refused
an audience. General DeWet added: II
an Emperor or King should desire to see
us. it would be great honor. and We
would certainly apply to the British Min
lister to introduce US"
Six thousand eight hundred dollars was
subscribed at the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

to her homo in Washington, where they
Will spend some time.
Miss L. b Wormeley. of King William,
and Miss Louise Randolph, who have
spent the past three months here, left
Wednesday for the home Of Miss Ran
dolph. in Nelson
Mrs. ]. II. Griffith and her little daugh-
ter. who have been visiting MIS-. j. Z.
Taylor. returned Tuesday 10 their nome
at Gordonsville.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Specie and her daughter
clara who have been visiting her father,
Or. PendIeton, in Powhatan, have re-
turned home.
Miss Louise Wharton has returned from
a pleasant visit to -Albemarlc
Rev T. Z. Lane, of the Presbyterian
church is i'll with an attack OF fever.