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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Norfolk and the Seaside
EqualIed by None in
Attract!Yenass.

Two fast trains leave Richmond. Main
Street Station. every Sunday at $50 and
$50 A. NJ; parlor cars attached in which
seats can be reserved during the week
at Main-Street Station. S1.00 round trip
to Old Point. Norfolk. Newport News
Ocean View or Buckroe. You can visit
Ell these places on q dollar ticket Two
tcurs longer at Ocean View than my
other route. -
500 ROUND TRIP.
The first train leaves Richmond $50
A. M. and will make no stop between
richmond and Old Point The sscond
train leaves $50 a. N. and stops at New.
port News.
Those going to Norfolk have the prtvi.l
1ege Of going via c.. and O. steamer from
Newport News or by Old Point You can
go one way and return another. Tickets
via Ocean View Line good for tranatar
to street cars to any part Of Norfolk
Returning, first train leaves Norfolk
fchesa peake ard Ohio yvharfJ 400 p. n. (:
leaves Old Point 4:25 P. NJ. and leaves
Newport News passenger pser) Ass p
NJ, arriving Richmond $50 2. N.
Second train leaves Norfolk Ocean
View Railway 700 2. n; leaves Ocean
view 7:s0 P. NJ: leaves Old Point s:1S
p AZ, arrive Richmond 1913 p. II. This
second train win not stop at Newport
News. Newport News passengers must
take train leaving Newport News 4:58
p. M. or take second train at Old Point.
leaving at s:15 p. ~.
f Only 100 round Tip On either the So
or $50 a. NJ. train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
| V T AND CLAYT0R
At SOUTH BOSTON
Bedford Candidate Attacks Glass
Record When He is Not
Present,
Especial Dispatch to Tbs TINES Times

Especial Dispatch to g., ms i 1nme at
t1i,,.s onera House last night fairly
good sized audience In which there Weie
manv ladies present. greeted Senators
claytor of Bedford. and Lyle. OF Roa--
noke rival candidates for the vacancy
caused by the death Of Major Otey.
Mr.. LYLE. who was Introduced by MT.
r IT. Beazey took the stand first. re
referred to his opponents In h1ghly
courteous and complimentary way; then
after touching on his public career.
Mr.. Lyle discussed his views IN regard
to the great issues Of the hour, showing
clearly that he knew the needs OF VIZ
ginia and how to remedy her HIS he
also presented in modest way Hoa-
noke.s claim forSthe national representa-
tive from the Sixth District of Vir-
GINA. Mr.. Lyle's speech. on whole.
was masterpiece OF political oratory
Mr.. Clayton followed him. being intro
duced by Mr.. w. W. Ward. It seemed
at first as IL Mr.. Clayton would follow
CLOSELY the lines Of Mr.. Lyle's address,
hut he sooa announced his belief that
a candidate had right to criticise "a
rivals record and deeds. and he then
proceeded to lose no time in so doing. Mr.
Glass being the main object OF MS 1anlt-
finding. The gentleman referred at times
to the Charlotte Courthouse affair and
sought to explain several OF Senator
Glass statements. Mr.. Clayton then
dwelt for some time on what he had done
In the Virginia Legislature. stating with
tust pride his position on several Inn
:portant questions Mr.. Clayton wound up
his speech BY presentaHo Ion OF Bedfords
claim in very forctble way rs
Both speeches were interrupted by pro-
3longed applause, and the attention paid
during the meeting was extraordinarily
good. Mr.. Lyle was almost "a stranger IN.
this section, yet he helped his cause con-
.siderably. It Is evident that the cam
5didate from Bedford has very strong
following IN South Boston. but from all
present indications. MI. Class VIII car
n Ealifaz, ss1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
a BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE
Union of DR.. William Tankard and Miss
Florence May Mapp.
Especial Dlspatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to The Iimes.l
FRANKTOWN,&V June Al
Church was the place of the celebra ton
of the nuptials of Miss Florence: May
Mapp and Dr. Philip William Tankard,
all Of this county. this afternoon at 8
o'clock The spacious church was crowd
ed by the best people of the community.
Before the bridal party entered the
church Miss Mabel Roberts sang The
Past and Future and Miss Lizzie Va
nesse rendered splendidly the wedding
march. Miss Bertha Mapp. the brides
sister, was maid Of honor. and Mr.. $.
D. Tankard.s brother of the groom. was
best man.
The ushers were Messrs. ]. E. Not
tingham, Jr.. George Badger, George f.
Mapp, Jr., and Deverieux Dunton. The
bride, young and beautiful, is the daugh-
ter, of George R. Mapp, one of the SUI
pervisors of the county, and the groom
is clever representative Of one of the
most influential families of the Eastern
Shore With the blessings of the COM
munity following them the happy couple
left by the southbound train for an eX-
ten6ed tour. The celebrant was Rev.
George II. Ray, D. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Fl ECTR|C RAILWAY
FIGHT AT NORFOLK
Bay Shore Puts in Good Shape
Its HurrIedly Built Line.
HOME MADE cuRvEsAc:I WELL
The Norfolk Railway and Ugh, Com
pany Are Refused an Injunction.
Takes Mr. Page TO Task and He
Show. Former Contract.
HOME MADE CURvEsAG:Ii WELL
The Norfolk Railway and Light Com
panv Are Refused an Injunction.
/. ,sn.c,,, p,,n,tcn to Tho Times,


NORFOLK. VA. June 4.-Chancellor
Martin heard this morning the application
of the Norfolk Railway and Light Com
pany to enjoin the Bay Shore Company
from building their line over the disputed
territory, of which the story was told
yesterday.
junction to-day, and said the hearing
should go over until next Saturday, and
that the Bay Shore might go on with
the work at their risk.
WILL GO AHEAD.
II Is understood that the Bay Shore
will on this understanding proceed with
the work.
Last night with large force they
graded under the track laid so hastily
the nrevious night and lowered the track
to grade, and to-day have 1T in shape,
and are running cars over it. Where they
had no curved rails. these were made
on the spot with the aid of handsplkes'
and the cars, it is stated, go around the
curve much more easily than the cars
of the. rival line go around the curves on
their carefully constructed line.
ACTING LEGALLY.
The BAY Shore people say they neither
deIied public sentiment or the law, but
are acting entirely within their rights. as
will be shown when the case shall come
to trial
The majority OF the citizens Of Norfolk
appear 10 be hostile to the Norfolk Rail-
way and Light Company, and to be
joyful because the Bay Shore seem to
have stolen march on them.
A USECONTRACT.
Mayor Beaman summoned Mr.. Page. OF
the Bay Shore, before him this after
noon, seeking an explanation of his ac-
ton In building his line on Church
Street. without first securing permission
from the Council.
Mr.. Page showed that he had permission
from Norfolk County Supervisors bcyore
the portion Of the street used was within
the city limits and held q contract ante
dating the annexation of the Seventh
Ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Old Christ's Episcopal Church. Alex.
andria, Scene of Beautiful. Ceremony.

Old Christ's Episcopal Church. Alex
andria, Scene of Beautiful Ceremony.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)
ALEXANDRIA, " A..s3gsJ une s4.-WtthiD
the Uncovered walls OF old Christ Epis-
copal Church brilliant and fashionable
wedding ceremony took place at O. clock
tonight before brilliant gathering OF So
ciety people. The contracting parties
were Miss Mary Donaldson Powell
daughter of Mrs. Mary CT. Powell, Of this
{ city, and Mr.. Louis Slesman Scott, OF
Leesburg. Loudoun county, Va.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and potted plants for the oc-
casion. The bride was given in marriage
by her brother Mr. Llewellyn Powell
who led her to the altar. The bride car
ried handsome shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley. Miss n-s-.-h Ramsay, Of
this city. was maid OF honor. She car
ried a bouquet OF American beauty roses.
Mr.. ST. John Robinson. Of Ireland. was
best man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Bergman Green. rector.
The following were the ushers: Ralph
II. Barbour of Cambridge. Mass; Feed
erck Smart. of York. Pa; Gacdrer l..
Boothe and William g. Chapman. of
Alexandria. Va.
Immediately after tho ceremony re-
ception was held at the residence of tho
brides mother. No. 201 North Washing
ton Street
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs Scott
left for Leesburg. Va, their future hone.
The Powell family have worshipped In
old Christ Church for the past five gem
erations. The bride is the daughter OF
the late DR.. Robert Conrad Powell. and
granddaughter of the late Dr. William
Levin Powell The Powell family is one
OF the oldest IN Virginia, having settled
in the State in 1919. The bride is also a
granddaughter of. the late William Greg
DRY, a former prosperous merchant and
banker of this city.
Mr. Scott is a son of Mr.. John Gale
Scott, of Morven, Loudoun county. He
was born in philadelphia, Pa. but is
scion of the Scott family, prominent IN
Virginia since the emigration OF Kew
James Scott from Elgin. Scotland. IN
1879. He is also descended from the dis
tinguIshed families Of Lloyd and Mifhin'
of Pennsylvania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING,
Miss Nellie D. Harris the Bride Of w.
A. Apperon-A Beautiful Bride.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
NEW KENT, c. H, VA, June A.
Corinth Baptist Church, New Kent
county, Va, was the scene Of one of the
prettiest weddings at o'clock this after
noon since the date of its rural struc-
ture, when Mr.. William Armistead APP
person led to its hymeneal altar Miss
Nellie Douglas Harris
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. w. Goodwin. pastor Of Colosse and
Hebron Churches, King William county,
and formerly pastor Of Corinth Church.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's march
as evoked by the skillful fingers of Miss
Lucy Walden, of Williamsburg, Va, the
wedding party entered the beautifully
decorated church where they formed a
lovely group. Miss Irene Harris. sister
Of the bride. entered alone, and was fol-
lowed by the bride and Mr.. T. N. Har-
ris, her brother, who met the groom and
Mr. Clarence Apperson. his best man..
who had entered from another door. at
the altar.
Miss Nellie D. harris. is the daughter
of the late J. N. Harris. long clerk of
New Kent county. and popular, at
tractive and beautiful young girl.
Mr.. w. A Apperson is the son of Mr..
Norwood Apperson. prosperous farmer
of New Kent county, and has for some
time past been associated with his
father in the mercantile business at
New Kent Courthouse, Va
AT 4:30 o'clock, after receiving the
congratulations Of host Of friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Apperson left for the evening
train of the Chesapeake and Ohio for
an extended Northern trip.
Among those present were: Mr.. Stuart
Howard, Mrs. L W. Harris. Mrs. Is.
H. Haynes. from Richmond, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. e. T. Barlow. Of Portsmouth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Of
SALEM'S CENTENN|AL
A Grand Parade, Martial Music
and Brilliant 0ratory.
FIRE /: ENGINE A CENTURY I. OLD :I..I:
a
FIRE ENGINE A CENTURY OLD
a History of the Town Read by its His
torlan. William Mccarthy-A Free
Lunch to the Multitude-A Fatal
Accident, Mars the Day.

tspecial Dispatch to The Tlmcs.)
SALEM, VA. June ito the strains
Of martial music. the tread of many
s1narchers and the flow of brilliant ora
tory, the town of Salem to-day cele-
brated It's one hundredth anniversary.
The day was an ideal one in every re-
spect, and the success Of the occasion
exceeded the fondest expectations Fully
twelve thousand visitors witnessed the
exercises, and the decorations were the
most elaborate ever seen in Salem. The
parade, which occurred at 1890 O'Clock.
opened the festivities OF the day
THE PAIsAi,l
The Roanoke Mactli; Norks oano
headed the procession. wed oS Sh-
lem Lodge, No. 100. 1t '',. ana WISH.
ing lodges. Next came faculty anu
students of Roanoke College. children OF
the public school, inmates OF the Bapust
and Lutheran orphanases. William watts
Camp Confederate Veterans. of Roanoke
ana tho Hupp-Deyerle Camp. Of Salem.
followed bya a number OF beautiful floats,
and the speakers of the occasion m car
riages.
one of the most Interesting features OF
the parade was the Salem Fire Company
carrying an engine one hundred yea.
old. which was the first ever useo -
Salem. The procession returned 70 .he
courthouse lawn, where accommouatlols
had been prepared for two Thousand
people. a,a,,
The exercises here opened WIN plaSel
by DR.. A. w. Pitzer, of Washington. =.
c., after which history OF the town was
read by Mr.. William McCauley, OF Salem,
author of the "History of Botetourt ana
Roanoke Counties" Interesting speeches
were then made by Major Samuel Grl1-
fin. Of Bedford City, a former citizen OF
Salem. and Judge H. E. Blair. judge "
the Circuit Court -.
The Centennial Committee placed tne
immense crowd under lasting obligations
to them by. serving free lunch. consist
ing of sandwiches. pickles and lemonade
to all who wished to partake. ms az az
ternoon a band concert was given on the
courthouse lawn by the Roanoke Maciiiiie
works band, of Roanoke
FATAL ACCIDENT
one accident. fatal in its results, mar
red the centennial celebration mere 20,
day. William Taylor, young colo 10.
man. twenty years old, of BEDFORD CITY,
Who was coming to the celebration. was
nushed from the train just as 1t re aclieo
the passenger depot.
The wheels of the car passed over MN
completely severing his body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Wedding at Newport News.

fSpccial Dispatch to The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS, " a.. June s..Di,
Willie J.. Knight and Miss Mlldred heau
we're married at 5 o'clock this afternoon
at Newport News Baptist Church by
Rev. DR.. J. w. Porter. the pastor, III
the presence of large assembly or
friends. The church was artistically dec
Grated and was darkened during the
ceremony. The bride, goWned IN Wn i
organdy over white silk ana CARVING
brides roses, entered the church ieall-
ing upon her fathers arm. She was
met at the chancel by the groom, accom-
ranied by his best man, Dr. Mabry- me
maid of honor, Miss Ada Read. wore
white organdy over white silk, elaborate
Nv trimmed in mechlin lace and chiffon.
She carried brides roses The brides
maids were daintily attired in white or
CANDY and carried La france roses
They were Misses Annie Hamilton, Eva
Cox. Elizabeth Sinclair. and Essie klbler,
Of I,,,ray. The ushers were Messrs. Eddie
turner. Wharton Read. T. c. Read and
Dc Hoskins Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal party repaired TO
the home Of the brides parents, gong
thence in the parlor car over the electric
line to Old Point, where Dr.. and Mrs.
Knight took the steamer for the North
rheS uill visit Niagara and Northern
cities.
Miss Ada Carr Baker daughter of Col
onel ] C. Baker, and Mr.. Alfred Taylor
Walton of Norfolk will be married at
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the orlde
home in this city, Rev Father Donohoe'
of St vincent's Catholic Church, New.
port News and Rev. Father Doherty. OF
St. Mary's, Norfolk, officiating.
Invitations have been received TO tne
marriage Tuesday evening, June loth.
at o'tH,ck. of Miss Jessie Belle Gray'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Gray,
to Mr.. Frederick Moore. the ceremony
will be performed in Newport News Bap-
fist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
BLUE RIDGE HUNT CLUB.
Splendid Meeting-A Clark County
Farmer Killed Bushei Of Rats.
tSprc,al Dispatch TO The Times,3
tcPT,GIm " Iu1e 4.=The

tSprcial Dispatch TO The 11mes,1
RERRYVILE VA. June 4.-1he re-
cont annual exhibition of the Blue Ridge
Eunt Club. held on the spacious grounds
IF the historic Garter Hall estate, was
tho most successful from every point OF
view, ever held in this county. which is
famous for its fine horses. Inc contesls
were spirited, and were enthusiastically
participated in by ladies as Well as gen
tlemen.s
Frank Grubbs, son OF Matthew Grubbs,
IS lying In a serious condlton at MS
! home near here. as the result of saw
mill accident While firing the steam en-
CINE, his glove caught in the fly wheel,
and he was whirled high in the air. fall
ing with such terrific force that one Of
his arms was fractured in three places.
He was otherwise badly bruised.
While tearing down an old courthouse
on his farm W. II. Holiday discovered
a large number Of Norway rats With the
assistance of two other men. he killed
eixty-flve of the rodents. They filled a
.bushel measure.
On Saturday the annual Confederate
memorial exercises We're held at the Old
Chapel, and were attended by a very
large crowd of people from many miles
around. Mr.. John II. Alexander. of Lees
burg. one of Mosby'S men. delivered the
Grafton, which was gem OF matchless
eloquence.
The deer park on the farm Of Million
aire w. G. Conrad. at Montana Hail.
is one Of the curiosities of Virginia. Tx
tensive improvements are being made there
and it is said Mr.. Conrad will ship herd
OF buffaloes and keep them at his es-
tate.
Rev. Frank Kerfoot has returned to
Richmond, after spending some time here.
He was summoned to Berryville on ac-
count Of the critical illness OF his father.
DR.. II. D. kerfoot. who has since I'm
proved.
Rev. Edward Wall. rector of Grace
Church, has returned from Fredericksburg
! and Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
CUT TO DEATH.
6arkeeper Benjamin Il. Harrison Dies
from His Wounds.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA. June 4-Benjamini
II. Harrison. barkeepr at Stronds saloon.
corner Church and Moseley Streets, who
was stabbed last night. lies dead at st.
Vincent's hospital.
on his dying bed he said that Adolph
Archer. colored. held him last night while
Adolphs partner. Charles Britt, (colored),
cut him. Mr. Strond said to-day that
Britt. who is twenty-five years old, came
into his saloon last night with Archer
and the two attacked the barkeeper with
intent, Mr.. 6trond believes. to rob the
saloon Mr.. Strond believes the men
picked a quarrel with Harrison with this
intent. In the fight which followed. Har-
rison had Britt down when the latter
drew knife and inflicted the wounds
which later ended Harrison's life. HarrI
son came to Norfolk from Gloucester
county some ten years ago. Britt was
formerly employed by Mr.. strond as
partner. --.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
AGREE TO SEPARATE.
! Wealthy Mans Wife Takes Five
- Elopad

A Wealthy Mans Wife Takes Five
Thousand for Her Dowry-Eloped
fsnec,al Dispatch to The Times.)
2 WINCHESTER, VA. June 4.-DaVlol y.
Miller, a wealthy resident OF this roun-
ty, and his wife agreed to separate yes
terday. Mrs. Miller accepted five thou
sand dollars in lieu of her dover right.
The papers were filed to-day Win Cou IN
tv CLERK Cartmel. No reasons are as
signed for the separation. The fair
has created much comment because of
the prominence OF the couple.
Benjamin Monroe. aged fifty, and Miss
Elizabeth Smith. aged sixty years eloDed
from capon Bridge last night and were
married in Romney. W. Va.
The body Of Arthur Snyder which was
recovered from the Hudson River last
Friday. was buried here to-day. Snyder
skated through an air hole in the Ice
on that river last January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

incendiary origin 1t is thought that the
fire was started with the hopes OF en-
.ticing Mr.. Lutz and his family away
from their residence in order to SECURE
a large sum of money he was supposed
to Keep in the house The loss will ag-
gregate $1,000, with $500 insurance. car
ried by the Imperial Insurance Com
pany. of London
On account OF his attempt to kfll his
wife, Joe Hyde.8 has been arrested and
lodged in Jail here. The assault was made
Immediately after the services in the Lu-
theran Church at Fairviews Sunday night.
and has caused considerable excitement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
THE NORFOLK WAY.
A Candidate Has an Early Morning
Call.

Especial Dispatch to The Tfm.s3
NORFOLK, VA. June IA popular
gentleman recently elected to NUM-,
cipal Office here-a man widely known,
TOBIAS conflded to a few confidential
friends a little Of the inside history of
the campaign.
Shortly after he announced his candi-
dacy. he said, a fairly decently appear
ms man rang the door bell at his resi-
dence at about $50 A. NJ. When the can
diaate put his head out of the second
stoIg window and asked what was wanted
the ringer said: IT want to know whom
you want me to get shaved pc
Get shaved whenever you like said
the candidate But haven't the price,
said the man. ''Oh. that's it. is IT.. said
the candidate. well. here is a quarter.
get shaved and take good. stin drink.
YoE need It for your nerve.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL-
WAY
Offers Its Norfolk & Richmond Patrons
MANY Advantages.

Many Advantages.
The Chesapeake and Ohio are making
the run with their fast yestibule parior
car trains between Richmond aid Nor
folk in two hours and twenty-five rninu-
utes. The stone ballast track and the
sail across Hampton Roads from New
port News on the fast steamer Virginia
Quilt W the Ingg Company makes the
ride over the Chesapeake and Ohio be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk most agree
able. The F. F. v. Limited leaves Rich
mond $50 a. NJ. arrives Norfolk 11:l5
A. Nj. The Seashore Limited leaves
Richmond P. NJ, arrives Norfolk 6:2o
P. NJ, connecting at Norfolk with Old
Dominion boats for New York and at
Old Point for Baltimore. Washington and
Cape Charles.
Returning. these trains leave Nor
fo,k 1850 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. and arrive
Richmond 800 P. M. and $50 P. M. Stops
are made only at Hampton. Newport
News and Williamsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
70 SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS AN
GELES THROUGH THE ROCKIES
Ola CHESAPEAKE& OHIO ROUTE

June 18th will be the last date. till Au-
gust to I, on which the very low Cali
fornia Tour Tickets vii be on SAFE
turning another8are very attractive and
at such low cost for ticket. only 1855
from any point In Virginia on the G. & O.
Rofiyray TO San Francisco or Los An
eefes. with return within sixty days.
This is a chance of your lifetime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
BEST GIRL TICKETS
To be Sold by the Norfolk & Western
Railway

Beginning June 9Th and thereafter until
further notice, tickets will be sold from
Richmond to all summer resorts on the
Norfolk and Western Railway, for Fri
day P. NJ. trains and all trains Saturday.
good for return passage until midnight
of the following Monday. at the low rate
Of a one-way fare for the round trip. ex-
cept that ticket to Norfolk will be sS.25
and to Virginia Beach, $3.50. Now you
can spend Saturdays and Sundays this
summer with your best girl. For tickets
or further particulars apply N. and w.
passenger office, Ninth and Main Sts.'
Richmond Transfer Co., 9o3 MAN, OF
ticket office Byrd ST. Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
FlUTHYsTEMpLEs IN INDIA.

Scared cows often defIe Indian ternS
pies. hut worse yet Is a body that's pots
,Iuted by sconstipation. Don't permit it.
Cleanse your system with DR.. Kings
New. life Pill sand avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers. active bovsan
good digestion. nns appetite onty H.
- Owens md 1iinox DTns Cnnpaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

black shank. and the fiea bug is de-
stroying large part OF what is lett.
Yet the people in this section are hope
ful ana hard at work.
Right worshipful Park Jones, OF Will
Harrisburg. Va. visited Broadwater
Lodge, No. Il. last week in his capacity
as grand lecturer and the Masonic craft
in this region had most pleasant re-
union.
Mrs. H. L. West, of Norfolk. will visit
her father, Rev. DR.. Ray, this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
SPECIAL AFTERNOON EXCURSION

To Beach Park, West Point, va.-Fifty
Gents Round Trip.
Special fast train will leave Richmond
Southern Railway FourteenthE Street Sta
tion) at 3:1D P. NJ. returning, leave West
Point at 1890 P. M.
The Richmond Grays. Company A. will
celebrate their anniversary at "Beach
Park that day. and will go down on
this train.
Go with the soldier boys. and spend a
delightful evening.