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The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

Just so soon and so far us we
pour into our schools the songs,
poems and literature fof mercy
towards these lower creatures, just
80 soon and so far shall we reach
the roots not only OF cruelty hut OF
crime" GEO. II. ANGEL.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

Oscar Hunt & Company carry
full line of caskets and all
undertaking supplies. An ex-
pert embalmer is always ready
to answer calls promptly.
sssssssS
Spring, gentle spring will
soon be here. These few warm
days will bring the heel flies out
to make life a burden to the
poor ."old sisters" who are be-
ginning to think that grass time
must be near as indeed it is.
One more month and all will be
we'll.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

l want your trade and you will call and get my
prices will convince of this fact My stock of goods is
uptodate every line have received big Stock of
Spring Millinery The ladies invited call and this line
We have all of the latest shapes and styles in Pattens the
Choicest Flowers and Trimmings of all kinds See line of
READY-TO-WEAR STREET HATS
all the latest novelties inspection Of the
things Dress Goods Millinery etc. will be
mutual pleasure This department is in charge of Miss Gyp
Holland who returned from the bringing with her
in be
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-20

In the matter OF the petition OF j
T.. Bagley and Others for a public
road In the county OF Swisher.
The State of Texas:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Tobacco in Far1nvil1e.

FARAIVILLE, VA, September 1.-{Spe-
ial.)--The Farmville Tobacco Board Is
making a strong fight for the sale of
bright tobacco, as well as all other grades
of the weed. In all the years gone by
there has never been a market here until
now for f!ue-cured tobacco.
The work OF excavating for the new
Norfolk and Western passenger station
at this place is progressing finely. and
the stonemasons will be at work within
a week.
Rev. Or. f. H. Harding, whose reslg-
nation as pastor of the Presbyterian
church OF Farmville has been accepted,
expects to leave for North Carolina about
the 1st of October. Not only his church,
but the entire community will greatly
miss DR.. Harding.
Miss Kathleen TAYLOR, OF Richmond. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Richard
son.
A large excursion will go from here to
Richmond on Monday next. Passengers
will be taken aboard at all stations be-
tween here and Petersburg.
q Mrs M " Boyle, OF Rocky Mount, N.
EC.. who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. r. Cunning ham. LETT this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
he german was led by DR.. T. WEIGH

The german was led by Dr. T. WEIGH
Dew. Of Lewiston.
About II o'clock tempting refreshments
were served in abundance. and though
this brief halt was by no means the least
agreeable feature Of the occasion, dane
ing was Immediately resumed thereafter.
The comely hostesses who are two of
Louisa's fairest daughters, by their grace
of manner and natural attractiveress,
added greatly to the pleasures of their
guests and lost no opportunity to add to
every visitors comfort. Miss Williams,
in whose honor the party was given, won
many new friends and was the recipient
of most nattering attentions. Following
are those present:
Misses Lucy and Daisy Vaughan, Miss
NJ. NJ. Leitch, Miss Rowsie. of Essex,
Misses Helen Waddy and Emie Thomas,
OF Richmond; Miss Lucy Holiday. OF
Lewiston: Misses Natalie and Belle Har
ris, Miss Lucille Cooke, Misses Lizzie and
Sadie Hardenhergh, Miss Clara Harris,
Miss Bette Garrett, Miss Nettie Clendon,
Miss Alice Heard, Miss Maud Pondexter,
Mr.. E. P. Waller and wife, Mr.. N. c.
Harris and wife. Mr. S. T. Atkinson and
wife. The gents We're DIR. r WEIGH Dew,
Mr.. j. G. Boxley. Messrs. Albert Waddy
and ID. W. Saunders. of Richmond:
Messrs. o. L. Allen and II. c. Valentine,
OF Richmond. Mr.. ]. G. Mccain, DR.. S.
T. Hurt. CT Ashland, Va; Messrs. Walter
j.. Chewing, j Il. and c. II. Harden
hergh of Richmond; Mr.. Bruce Harris,
Mr. H. n Hardenbergh, Mr.. Frank
Vaughan. Jr., Mr.. W. B. Pcndleton Jr.,
Mr.. ". a. G.. Petit, OF Palmyra; Mr.. n.
c. Harris, Jr.. of Big Stone Gap. Va;
Mir. S. T. Atkinson DIR. e. A. Terrell,
and Mr.. E. P. Waller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

was taken to Richmond Thursday by DR..
Hugh Taylor to be treated by him at the
Virginia Hospital. Since Mr.. Smith
reached Richmond he has been found to
be suffering with severe case Of typhoid
fever
A large quantity of machinery and wag-
ons are daily arriving here for Messrs.
Miller & Miller. to be used in building and
completing the new tramway, running
through Lunenburg county.
Mr.. George Hoist. a prominent young
farmer, who has been i'll, is much i'm
proved.
Hon. John J. Owen made quick trip
to Richmond on business Wednesday, re-
turning that night
Miss Mamie Fowlkes. of Hampden-Sid-
ney, Va, who has been visiting friends
in the village, has returned to her home.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Mr. Harry Halsread Styll, of
Fhils delphia, and Miss Mamie E. Owen.
IF Richmond, Va The marriage will take
place at the residence of Miss Owen S
sister, Mrs Hattie Whteside, near Keys
vile, Va. Miss Owen was originally from
this place. and is a daughter of Captain
II. T. Owen, formerly clerk in the Second
Auditors Office.
Mrs. Londa Fowlkes, wife Of ". Austin
Tow'kes, g, merchant of Lunenburg Court
house. died Friday morning after an ILL
ness Of two months. She was a deyout
Christian and was beloved by all who
knew her. She was in her seventy-ninth
year. Her husband and three children
survive her.
Mr.. L. D. Jones, W. S. Dance, and J.
j. Gillian, registrars for this Deigh) dis
trict, closed the registration books last
night. after having held them open at
this place for the last five days to regis
ter all applicants that were qualified to
vote under the new Constitution The
board Will sit again for five days about
the last of September. The per cent. reg
istered Of the white vote at this sitting
was So; colored, about 10 per cent The
majority of applicants that We're accepted
came in under the property qualification.
James Scott (colored), the mail carrier
was seriously injured yesterday evening
He had left this place for McLeigh and
Travis, and was crossing a small plank
bridge opposite Mrs. Richardson's store
when the jumper was upset, throwing him
violently to the ground, horse and jumper
both falling on him.
Miss Mabel Daniel of Roanoke Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. j. Owen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
REPUBLICANS AT ROCKY MT.
The Meeting Was Failure from
Their Own Standpoint

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. September l.
(Special.) -John " Hartwell. Of Roa-
nose. former citizen of this county,
spoke for B. A. Davis. Republican candi-
date for Congress, here today. Davis
himself also made a talk The crowd was
a typical one, and was not calculated to
inspire the orator or the candidate.
Indeed. as a Republican meeting and
from a Republican standpoint, it was re-
garded as a failure. The Democrats had
no representative here to-day, Swanson
being in Grayson county.
Registration under the suffrage clause
of the new Constitution has begun. IN
Union Hall district the precincts secured
a registration of three hundred voters in
The aggregate there being only six ne
E.oes registered, an average Of two for
each precinct. From seven hundred to
eight hundred negroes win be disfran-
Chised in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
THE PEOPLE OF CONFORM.
Registration Of voters-Condition OF
the SiclS-NfiscelIany,

CONFORM. VA, September 1-Cspecial)
The registration books of King George
county will be opened on the 9Th day of
September for the registration of voters
under the new Constitution and will
be closed on the 18th Of September.
IL is understood that q number OF color
60 men will apply for registration.
Drunkenness and disorder are reported
10 have been conspicuous at King George
Courthouse Thursday night while the
Junior order United American Mechanics
we're holding their annual entertainment.
One Of the hilarious young men had to
be committed to jail
Mrs. Carlton Walker, of Lower STAFF
ford, who has been extremely Ill for the
past week, is reported as somewhat i'm
proved to-day. and 1t is hoped that she
Is out Of danger.
isaac F. I5ooe. Esq, one Of the Oldest
and most prominent citizens of this
county is in a critical mental and physi-
ca! condition, and it is feared that he
viii not long survive This is Mr.. Rooe's
second attack of the kind, and is more
serious than the first.
Mr.. Montague Carver and wife have re-
turned to Washington, after spending
Kew days with relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
CHANGES IN CURRICULUM.
Educational Methods Advanced ut
University College OF Medicine.


Some radical changes have been made
in the course of study at the University
College of Medicine, which are an adj
vance In educational methods and which
will expedite research.
Announcements for the next session,
which begins on the Goth of next month,
have just been made. Concerning the
changes:
INSTRUCTION is given by didatc lee
lures recitations and reviews, laboratory
exercise, clinical lectures, demonstra-
tons. hospital and dispensary practice.
THE system is so thoroughly graded
that the practical work enforces the theo-
retical teaching, and, while constantly re-
viewing the work of former years, the
student is prepared by an equal division
OF time between lectures and Rotations
on the one hand and laboratory work
and clinics on the other, to NOR fully
understand and appreciate the advanced
work of later years.
The obliga tory course Of instruction
covers four collegiate years of seven and
one-half months each, in separate years.
This course is SO graded that the studies
of each year illustrate and impress one
another. and at the same time serve as
a necessary preparation for those that
are to follow.
Attention is particularly called to the
classification of the studies Of the first
year course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
TWO MEN UNDER SUSPICION.
which lie Was AZ First Supposed
10 Have Falien-Feal Play is In
dicatcd.

rIJ-EFIELD, ". VA. September L.
fSpcaiai )--Tncre was considerable exoitt,-
men, carly Sunday morning when the body
OF a young man was found in tn, light and
air court, between the Meador & Land
huiiding and the sidewalk.
j; was found TO be W. D. Farrar,
voune railroad man. and the belief was
that he had fallen from a seat on the
railing which runs alongside the side
walk. HIS head was fearfuny GU,
and bruised. one cut being near
five inches long His watch lay beside
him end had stopped running at 12:oS. and
The supposition was that he had fallen
81 that hour
suspicion was aroused by the nature
OF his wounds and the fact that the fall
was only about ten feet. A coroner's
fury was empanelled and made careful
examination of the place where the young
man met his death, and also of his body.
The jury brought in verdict that the
unfortunate man came to his death from
q blow on the head, struck by an I'M
known party.
Farrar was last seen in company with
one John Richards After the eCGict of
the jury detectives were put on The case,
and John k5chardS and anothe: man VINO
was suspected We're arrested. and are be-
Ing held for further Developments of the
case.
Young Farrar was hagman on the
Norfolk and Western and came here
few years ago wish his brothers from
Luxembourg, Va.
His remains were taken to-day to Ever
green Appomattox county, Va, for in
termert He is survived by his father.
three brothers, and one sister, ali of this
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
RICHMOND LADY H0NORED.
D"nce in Honor of Miss Amy Will
Hams in Louisa.

fREpERICKs HALL. VA. September
Special -''Woodleigh the lovely
nome OF DR. Z. A. Terrell, in this county,
was the scene Friday night of one of the
u 'sS brilliant balls which have been
gwen in Louisa FOR long time The af-
s%'F was III honor of Miss Amy Williams.
u richmond, a charming young lady,
40 - me guest Of the Misses Atkinson.
- 1'F Ierrelis residence.
ne spacious lawn. which covers nearly
-. 7 @cFe' was e2quisitely Illuminated with
a - lanterns Of many hues, and the
~ ~ e'iect was anspealSably beautiful.
~. me guests We're Hospitality received by
~ ,.,sSs Myrtle and Eva Atkinson, assisted
MISS Williams and Miss Bette Gar
Dancing began about s o'clock. with
81. eightesn couple participating. Ex-
~ - an. Floiln and piano music supplied
mel, me inspiration. Both the lancers and the
.va nan were INDUCED in. though the
'''''i's ended with the Old Virginia Reel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
LEXINGTON IN DARKNESS.
No Power to Operate the Light Plant
The Coal Famine Grows.

LEXINGTON, VA, September 1.-(Spe-
GALA fine shower Thursday refreshed
vegetation greatly and layed the annoying
dust but did not help the light question;
Lexington streets are still in darkness.
The evenings and mornings are SO cool
that light wrap is grateful
Housekeepers are agast at the difficulties
and expense attending the inevitable coal
question. All houses Of recent erection
here have been fitted with furnaces, and
SO far not a ton Of coal has been laid in.
Usually by this time the cellars Of
the Military Institute are full Of coal;
this season. they are wholly empty.
what Of the coal strike is the morning
greeting of friends as they pass on the
street Wood is comparatively cheap,
but coal has been generally used for
several years.
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker has rented
her home, Blandon, for the ensuing ses-
sion to Mrs. Watkins Leigh, whose hus-
band is we'll known as host at Rawley
Springs, and other summer resorts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
IN THE MARTINsVILLE SOCIETY.
/ Brilliant German in the Henry

Brilliant German in the Henry
CnpitaI-Two Damage Suits.
MARTINSVILLE. VA September l.
(Spacial.)-A very enjoyable german was
danced at Armory Hall last Tuesday
evening. It was given by the Martins
Vile German Club in honor of Miss Mar
tina Boogher of ST. Louis, and Miss Ed
wilma Hamilton Williams of Atlanta, Ga.
Among the dancers were: Misses Boogh-
er and Villa ms. Miss Annie billiard
Gravely. of Danville; Misses Sallie Penn,
Mary Williams, Annie Mullins, Mrs. Pan
mill Rucker, Mrs. II. w. Jamison, Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Gravely, Messrs. John R.
Smith, P. D. Drewry. Posie Saunders,
II. S. Williams, Harry Fannill, o. D.
Reamey. r. a. Fontane, William VIII
hanson. II. D. Vickers. O.. w. Stone,
Edwin Williams, and Steven Stevens.
The School Board has announced the
following corps of teachers of the Mar
tinsvilIe High School: Principal, Profes-
sor Earl Riley. of Richmond; Assistant
Principal, Professor S. A. Wood: In
structors Misses Sallie j. Reamey and
Annie billiard, of Henry county; Miss
Mosby of Montgomery, and Miss Cobb.
Of Pittsylvania.
Miss fdwina Hamilton Williams. of
Atlanta Ga, is visiting the family of her
uncle, Mr.. II. S. Williams Cleveland
avenue.
Mr. Albert Russell formerly assistant
principal OF Martinsville Military AGA
denny, is visiting friends in town
Mrs. NJ. ]. Trent and daughter, Miss
Allie are visiting Mrs. Trent/ daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. e. Davis, Moss street,
Mrs John T. Penn, who has been i'll
OF fever for several weeks, is now conva-
Hsscent
Mrs. j. B. Sparrow is visiting relatives
FL Culpcper.
Commonwealth Attorney John r.
Smith has returned from a vacation spent
at Piedmont Springs.
Two suits against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company will be
brought in the Circuit Court next week,
for $4,000 each. The suits will be brought
by Messrs. Halrston and Gravely and n.
Emory Smith, for the administrator of
the two Burchell children who We're killed
on the railroad track near Ridgeway sew
eral months ago.
Mrs. H. c. Gravely, of Leatherwood.
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks. is much better.
Messrs r. W. Williams and George
H mgles. OF Richmond, are visiting
relatives and friends in Martinsville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

day. It was a close contest, Warren go
ing to the bat seven times and Scots
Vile six times without a run. The game
took place on the Warren diamond and
was well played on both sides. A good
many spectators went from here. Black
stone Blacksburg. University Of Virginia,
and Hampden-Sidney were represented
on the Warren team. The score was to
2 in favor of Scottsvlle.
Miss Louise Finch. OF Richmond, Is
the guest of Mrs. Briggs.
Miss Elise Lefebvr. who has been
visiting Miss Lucie Harrison. Wade, has
returned to Richmond.
Misses Mary and Virgie Morris, Of
Warren, were in town Friday.
The remains OF Mrs. Thomas Broken
brough were brought up from Richmond
Tuesday and inferred in the Presby
terrain Cemetery. The funeral services
were held in the Methodist church.
Mr. W.. N. Wilmer and family will
come to Plain Dealing Saturday to spend
two weeks.
DR. Powhatan Bledsoe and his daughter
will visit Mr.. Jackson Beal on Friday.
DR.. Charles Anderson is visiting in
CovinSton
Mr. r. H. Briggs and family, Of Gull
pepper, are visiting relatives in the place.
Mr. Bernard Burgess, of Fork Union, is
in town.
Misses Minnie and virgie Thacker, Of
Carters Bridge visited the Misses Pow
ers this week.
Miss Ada Schof1eld, Of Camden, N. j.,
leaves Saturday fot home
Master Russell Hyer left for Richmond
Thursday morning.
Misses Je hnson ard Georgia Gentry. of
Hardware, were in Scottsville this week.
Mrs R I. Wade and daughter, Emile
left for Warren Thursday to visit Mr..
Jack Matthews.
Fhl Johnson, valuable servant and
? deacon in the Union Baptist church
| (coloretU Died on Wednesday,
Mr.. Crews who was shot at Alberene,
passed through Scottsvile Thursday.
T. NJ. FIack. Cleveland, o.; r. z.
Harnsberger; P. S. Fahrney; w. H. Fish
er. Christiansburg; Miss Nellie Beal.
Richmond: c. L. Probst, Charlottesville;
Thomas J. Marks Washington, have
been at the Home Hotel during the last
few days.
Mr.. Hill Montague and family will re-
turn to Richmond Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
q MONSTER SEA TURTLE.
A Dead One weighing 1000 Pounds
Washed Ashore.

YORKTOWN, VA. September 1.-(spe-
cial.)-One of the wonders of the deep
was cast UP by the mysterious waters OF
York river on Friday in the shape OF an
enormous turtle whose remains washed
ashore at the York River Line wharf.
This monster lcviathan was the largest
seen here in many years, and was OF
immense proportions. Eight feet would
scarcely cover his length and four feet
was a very conservative estimate OF his
width and three feet in thickness. Re
measured at least ten feet across the
fippers when outst-etched, and weighed
in the neighborhood of half q ton. The
remains of this monster we've black. but
1t is supposed he was before death OF
the yellow variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

ing for her home.
Miss Mary 3. Walker. who has been at
the Yellow Sulphur Springs for a month.
is now at the Buffalo Lithia.
The next session of the State Female
Normal School will open on the 10th Of
September. There are already more APP
splicants than for any previous session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strachan. Of Peters
burg. are at the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Dunnington.
Mrs. ]. l. Jarman and children have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
LEE ROBINS BODY FOUND.
Remains of Victim Of Steamer Col
Iision Recovered.

WEST POINT, VA, September 1-(Spe-
cia1 1.-The body Of Lee Robins, the white
man drowned in the wreck Of the schoon-
el Anna NJ. Harris Saturday morning.
was recovered yesterday afternoon, about
so yards above the wreck. Crabs had eaten
the flesh so that the body was hardly rec
ognizable. The brothers of the deceased
took charge of the body and had it in
tered at his home near Barhamsville,
New Kent county.
The colored man has not yet been
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
FAREWELL TO HYGEIA.
Famous old Point Hotel Closed and
Soon TO Re Rn2cT.

HAMPTON. VA. September 1-(spe-
cial.)-The Hygaia Hotel for nearly forty
years one Of the leading hotels of the
South. was closed to-day as the result
OF the War Departments recent order,
directing the demolition OF the famous
old structure.
The transfer of the. furniture to the
Chamberln Hotel was completed this
evening. and tonight the Chamberlin is
abiaze with splendor- The Chamberlin will
be conducted on the European plan from
now until the winter season opens. N
February The house has been remodelled
and cutie handsomely fitted up.
The work of tearing down the con-
aenlred Hygeia viii begin within ten
Says
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
MAD-DoG IN, sMITHFIELD.
Three Negroes and Several Dogs Bit
ten nv Rubfd CANNES.

SMlTHF1ELD. VA. September 1-(Spe-
clal)-Mad dogs have caused much ex-
citement in Smithfeld for the past few
GAYS One passed through town yester
cay bit several other dogs, two colored
men, and a little colored girl. Mr.. w. II.
ADAMS killed another in his store this
morning with a Ratchet. Almost all the
roiofed population arm themselves with
Guns before venturing on the street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Fatal Shooting mt Negro Dance.

HOPkINSVILLE, Ky, September l.
AT a negro festival near Pembroke, Jerry
and Dangerfield Ware, infuriated because
Manager Frank Massie tried to eject
them from the grounds, emptied their
pistols into a crowd of dancers. Massie
was probably fatally wounded John
Tanty was shot six times. and instantly
killed, and James Willams's jaw was
shot off. No arrests have been made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

arrived from their former home In Glade
Spring
Mr.. J. C. King and family. OF Henry
county. have moved to Prince Edward
county. and are living In the pretty subs
urban home OF Mr.. w. III Richardson.
Crops OF tobacco never looked better ID
this and the adjoining counties than at
present. and barring the sections In witch
there have occurred destructive halls
storms II will be one Of the very hase
crops ever raiss1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
Disorders in Acranl.

AGRAN, AUSTRIA-HUNGAR Sep
TENDER 1.-There were serious disorders
here yesterday in connection with de-
rnonstration on the part of Croatian stu
dents against the Servian inhabitants.
The police charged with drawn swords,
and many persons were wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
LYNCHBURG LADY HURT.
Mrs. j. Stewart Wnlkers8Injured in
= RUNAWAY Accident.

Runaway Accident.
LANCASTER, Pa. September Mrs.
w N. Appel, of this city, daughter Of
Gecrpe f. Baer, president of the Phila-
delphia and Reading railroad, and Mrs.
J. Stewart Walker, of Lynchburg. Va,
were injured in runaway accident here
to-day. Another runaway horse scared
the animal they were driving, and it ran
away, upsetting the carriage and throw
ing them out. Both landed on their heads,
with the carriage on top Of them Mrs.
Walkers skull was fractured, and her
for recovery are poor. Mrs Appel
was not so badly hurt, though she was
considerably bruised and cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
PRINCE EDWARD NEWS.

Results of ReHistrotion-MntI Car
Her IIurt-Tnken to Richmond.
GREEN BAY. VA. September 1.-fspe-
cial)-Mr. Wick Smith merchant here
who has been confined to his bed for
several weeks with a rising in his head,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

was taken to Richmond Thursday by DR..
Hugh Taylor to be treated by him at the
Virginia Hospital. Since Mr.. Smith
cached Richmond he has been found to
be suffering with a severe case Of typhoid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02

SCOTTSVILLE. VA, September l.
(Spccal.)-Misses Emma Sands and
Blanche Burford, OF Richmond, are
guests of Miss Parke Harris.
Mrs. N. T. Sclater has returned from