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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
~ ~ - BY George AIDE.
Modern Fables
The Fable of How wisens.ein Did Not Lose
Copyrighted 1902. by Robert Howard Russeu.)
Out to 5uttin sky

where that every Knock is a Boost he
knew that no fellow ever landed reai
Princess by talking Scandal about the
other Candidates. Accordingly. he piayed
o. deep System. He became Press Agent
FOR his Friend. He routed Mr.. ButtlnskS
as the real Essence of AllygaZam. he
painted him in four bright coiors and
put his Picture in every Window
When he got the Girl aside he would
tell her that dear old Buttinsky was one
of the most charming Chaps In the
world and claimed to have a lot of Wo-
men spreading their Nets for him. He
said that Buttinsky was n great Singer,
having been known up in the Country
where he came from as the E!Hase
Thrush. He advised her to have Butun-
sky tell n number of his stories because
as an After-Dinner Wit he had Chauhcey
NJ. Depew chuTned to troth ana va va,
commonly known as the lie o. 'iiS
Party. Then he asked If she had seen
pn+tinstv cut loose in a Ball He
said that all the Girls who saw ButunskE
move across the cleaning Floor in the
uwoS step began to look CLASSY out OF
the Ewes and sank back in Swoon. II
She ever found time she ought to talk
Books with Buttinskv, because he kne"
then, from a to lizard and could get TIC
OF Literary Talk in a style calculated 10
charm a Bird out of q. Tree. And as Tor
dear old Art, he was supposed to be the
Man who wrote ii.
Ruttinsky did not know that he was
being Autographed as Phenom. When
the Princess urged him to trot Out his
Accomplishments ne thought she was SO
Sticky on him that everything he did
looked good to her. So he squared up to
the Piano and sang Because in Tenor
that came from right between his Eyes.
He chucked IN a few Minors. They We're
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self all dated up FOR Return Engage
ment It looked az though the other
Young Gentlemen had the Casters under
him.
From that time on It was Nip and Tuck.
They took all of her Open Time in one
Chunk and divided up between them.
Sometimes they got on the Reservation
together and then the only one who had
a Good limo was the Girl.
The Original Gentleman Friend was a.
wisenstein. AS soon as he saw himself
losing out, he began to lay deep and
shifty Plans TO head off the new Entry.
A two-hy-four chlnless Intellect would
have tried to put the Rival into the Nine
Hole by opening up on him and telling
where he spent some of his Evenings,
but Nisenstein had read on a sign some
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See Want Pages.

nods. T. A. Joyce Lottie Woodward. No
T. Shinberger. C. Jimmie Brooks. George
Bragg. Mrs. Cassie Ware, Mrs Ben. Wiz
son. Mr.. w. S. Preston. Frank Jett. Mrss
Mary E. Wilson Mrs j. Z. Reynoldsd
E.dythe Parker. Bowel Core. Mrs. w. 81
Preston. Miss Matte S. Preston.
Macon. va.-Miss Mary E. Bonifant
Crystal Hill. va.-ATfss Nancy Moore<
field.
Ashland, Vac. II. Addison. John Ads
Olson. Jr.
Blackstone. Val L. Cralle. Freeman
Kennedy. Kate r. Craile. &
Beaver Dam va.-Walton Redd-
Clay Eank. va--Rosalie Gates.
Cartersville VAN. L. Harrison. I
Prospect. va.-Mary NJ. Crew. Mrs. ~
f. Alsop.
Minteysook. va.-Charles Fl. Temple.
S. &. Henley. Bessie walker, NJ. c..
Cfrymes, Sadie Wright
Petersburg. Va-George T. Ivey. Mrs.
lexington va-Mrs Annetta Houston.
3 f. Harlow.
Norfolk. va.-vtu schmolle. Miss Eta
Buskie
stanton. va.-w. c.. Anderson. Maria
Bowles. Elizabeth Jones.
Gladys. Ea.-Nill Page Williams.
Manchester, Va--Francis NJ. B. French.
Jane Homes Robertson.
Jackson. sVa.-ATss Elizabeth Boiling.
Beck. va.-W Fl. Vaughan. Julia Car"
ter
Humpden-slcney. va.-Mary Fl CARING
ton. 4
Beach. va-Floyd &. Clark
Jackson va.-Nliss Lucy &. Hoge.. /
Gordonsville. Va.-Agnes l.. Beckham.
Auburn Mills. va---John Chewing. John
". WaIdrop, C. NJ. Waldrop, E. I. Tracy,
| r. Chewing, Jr., William NJ. Terrell, Mrs.
G. C. Starke Winfree Chewing. W. e.
Walcrop, E. VI. Waldrop.
Natural Bridge. Va.-Miss scotiaal
| Starl5e.
Crewe, va-Nriss S. P. Adams.
Montpelier. va.-F W. Thompson. X
Travilians. va.-Walter Clam.
Red Mills. Va.-N1iss Ethel Starke. 4
Suffolk. Va.-1Tiss Alice Bruce.
Verdon. Va.-ATaster Edward Leak, Mss
| Theima Montgomery.
| Apple Grove. Va.-Nrrs. J. F. Wilktn~I
son, Mrs. l.. Snead.
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INFANT BURGLAR
Small Colored Girl Made the Regular
Look Cheap.


Look Cheap.
Squire Graves had a few knotty cases
before him yesterday, but with his ac-
customed pace he united them to- the
satisfaction of most of the prisoners, and
to the pleasure of the crowd.
His most difficult case to solve was that
of Lena Archer, a small coored girl.
charged with burglary. The girl entered
a fashionable residence on Grace Street..
upon four occasions, each time ransack-
ing the drawers and trunks and carrying
on whatever funds happened to be
around the house. On Friday night she
was caught with forty-eight cents in her
possession. She confessed that she had
upon the previous occasions entered the
house and promised to so and get all she
had taken if she We're allowed to go.
The lady of the house felt that they had
been bothered enough with the girl and
she was arrested
Squire Graves thought the girl too
young to send to Jail. and he turned her
over to her parents to be whipped with
the warning not TO come into court again.
David Jenkins was fined s.. He was
mixed UP in an affair with Lucy Miller
and Annie Jenkins and it turned out
that David struck somebody.
Febecca Coleman was fined $3.50 for
running when she saw a policeman COM
ing. Rebecca knows the police and she
feels afraid whenever she sees one.
Rosa Braxton paid $50 for being dis
orderly on the street.
Tom Wilson was charged $3.50 for being
drunk and diSorderly.
Emma knight paid $3.50 for cursirg
and abusing people in general
Andrew Smith was given thirty days
for attempting to cut Mellin Veasey.
Tom Thompson and Harry Johnson got
into a little family difficulty about a
neck-tie. but Squire Graves felt for the
two and allowed them to so SO they
could make up.
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SUIT FOR GOOD PROPER TY
MIR. Hamin's Heirs Claim Browns is
land and Rock In James River.

The petition in a suit involving large
amount of business property in TINS CITY
was filed in the United States CIRCUIT
Court yesterday, through Mr.. Wills ..
Smith, attorney for the petitioners. ne
case is that of Mary Z. Hamha ana
others widow and children OF TIE iate
z. S. Hamilton, petitioners, in the cause
of Giddinss, executor. vs. GiddinSs, etc.
The petitioners undertake to set up
richtful claim to Browns Island, ";i1ci!
contains the power plant OF the Passen-
ger and Power Company, and ABOUT loo
acres of land and rock in the James
river, upon which is a part OF the Z.
& o. trestle. A great deal OF othef prop
erty near by is involved and large
number of witnesses will be summoned to
appear and testify in the cause. me
petitioners set forth that Hamiin. VINO
was a Congressman from Ohio, and VINO
owned the property, was not resident OF
this State. and that no process was
served upon him and that the sale was
void on that account and because the al
legged debt for which the property was
sold, had all been paid, SO Tar as 1t was
binding in law 1t is set torth IN the
natirion that all these facts can ana VIII
be proved by the record. Inc SUIT IS
most interesting one in that 1t involves
the right to property OF sucA great
value.
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would take a Friend with him when he
went calling on No. !. He wanted the
Friend to see for himself that the Girl
thought the World Of Papa. 1t was Fine
Business for the Friend TO sit over on
the Far Side OF the Room and watch
them hold Hands now and then stealing
little Old Hug. The Friend must nave
enjoyed every Minute of it.
Once in a While the busy Lover would
look over at Friend and tip him the
Wink, as if to say, "Oh, l suppose this
little Party fairly hates me-
But one Evening when he went out
Hand-Holding and carried his own Cal
lery with him he ran into punches OF
Trouble. The Friend belonged to the
Buttinsky Family and refused to stay
on the Far Side Of the Room. He was
a clever two-handed Boy and had piac-
ticed a few Holds of his Own. He pulled
his chair over and made 1t a Threesome.
In about S Minutes he had the Regular
Fellow stymied and Hazel was leaning
against him go as TO make his CONVEX
sation a Short Carry.
Before he left that evening he had him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
PISTOL EXPL ODED
IN COHSTABLES HAND.
"A Narrow Escape in Squire
Thomas Office.
IMPROVING SCHOOL PROPERTY
County Committee Meets and Have
Discussion Over the Primary Plan.
Appointments to Scholarships
atV.P.I-News of Henrico.
IMPROVING SCHOOL PROPERTY

The unexpected explosion of pistol
in the office of Squire George W. Thomas
olo;,t 9 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
caused no little excitement for a few
moments No damage was done. but one
or two OF those in the place had narrow
cscape from getting in the line OF march
Of the ball.
The pistol belonged with a lot of stuff
which was to be auctlcned OH at a con-
stables sale at the courthouse. Forget
ting that it was loaded, Constable sam
uel picked the weapon up and began to
finger the trigger when off she went with
a bang Squire Thomas was seated in a
chair by his desk, and the bullet went
lust over his head and lodged in the wall
above.
The accident was altogether unexpect-
ed and created some little excitement
around the office.
Considerable Improvement to Henrico
school property in all sections of the
county Is contemplated The school
houses will be kept in tirst-class order,
and the school-yards will be made as at
tractive as possible. Trees will be plant
ed and ether desirable departures will be
introduced.
at me annual meeting OF the County
School Board, held yesterday, the matter
was brought up by Superintendent John
*. Russell, and seemed to meet with
pretty general approval among the trus-
tees. Mr.. Frank P. Brent, secretary of the
State Board of Education, was present
and spoke along the same line.
The board transacted various other mat
tiers, but gave most of it's time to the
settling up of accounts. Another meeting
viii be held two weeks from yesterday.
at a meeting held yesterday at the
courthouse the County Democratic Com
mttee had quite a discussion over the
question of plans for the next primary.
and arrangements were made to consult
with the District Committee about the
matter The requirements of the new
Constitution with reference to viva voce
voting renders null and void the Old plan,
and an entirely new one will doubtless
have to be drawn up.
The primary will be held on September
18th. The candidates will be assessed Sl5D
unless they decide to provide their own
judges. in which case the money will be
returned to them. Those present at the
meeting were as follows: Messrs. Thomas
C. Ruffin. James n. Eaves. J. w. Taylor,
w r Warmer, Myer Angle, and DIR.
Michael.
Four scholarships to the Virginia Poly
technic institute at Blacksburg were
awarded yesterday by Mr.. John X Fus-
sell, superintendent of county schools.
The four young men chosen are Messrs
Ivanhoe Sclater. of Tuckahoe District;
Frank Steigleder, Of Fairfield; j. Z. Rose,
Jr.. of Brookland, and Maurice Starritt,
of Barton Heights
Quite a number of others applied lor
appointment. and an effort will be made
by Mr. Russell to get them in, too. II
vacancies from other counties occur.
The appointments to the four scholar
ships to William and Mary College at
Williamsburg will be made as soon as
possible.
Jasper Mason has served his time IN
10 IL q nd has haan released.
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It has been requested by him that each
and every one who attends the meeting
bring an ample supply Of food to be
served as his. her or their rspast.
Miss Nellie Hawthorne, the little
daughter of Mr.. a. H. Hawthorne, VINO
has been very III with typhoid fever, Is
improving rapidly.
Mr. Lycurgus H Cutler. Jr.. prom
Using young merchant of Newberne. n.
c.. is expected on a visit to see his
friend. Mr. Arthur NJ. Barrow. OF this
place. in few days.
Misses Pearl and Vivian Brown. OF Ev-
erereen. Ala. are visiting Miss Ida Jones.
Misses Sallie Burt and Maude Ellis,
of Waverly, Va, are staying with Mrs.
Lee Barrow
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ibeea -a,,rl,tv Witch-Hazel Fellows. and
after he had turned a few of them loose
in the Parlor he had the Princess
straightened out as stiff as Board and
biting at the Doilies. When she led him
around to the subject of the late Novels
he get all balled up. for he thought that
Gertrude Atherton wrote Mary McLane.'
And one night when she leased him out
on the Dancing Floor and he missed Step
and tried to walk up one side OF her, she
began TO have a dim and twinkling Sus-
psh that the Boy Wonder was Shine.
he certainly did not look to he such a
Much at any Game She was horribly dis
appointed.
Etttinsky helped Matters lot by try
ing to undermine Mr.. Wisenstein, who
had been saving all the Nice Things about
him. Every time he got the Princess
backed on Sofa he did a Hammer Solo.
For instance. he advised her to have no
Dealings with a. Man who drank. He said
that Wisenstein was a Nice Fellow, but.
Then for about so minutes the absent Wis
enstein would get his.
About the time that the Princess began
to class ISuttinsIsy as & False Alarm SO
far as Accomplishments were concerned,
she started in to be Indignant because
he roasted one who always spoke so
Lovely of him.
AS for Wisenstein, when she came right
out and asked him about his Habits. he
owned right ND and leaned on her Shout
der and said his only hope was to get a
Good Woman to Reform him. Which.
probably, was a very foolish Move.
Then when she remembered how Mag
unanimous he had been, always speaking
well of Certain Person who had tried
to sew Buttons on him. she perceived
that Wisenstein was one OF Natures No
hlemen. He contvadicted her at first, but
finally let her have her own Way. And
Mr. Buttinsiy did not seem to be One
Two Seven teen.
MORAL: Beware of the Friend who
tells how Good you are.
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Mrs A H Cobbs is entertaining a
delightful house party at her home,
Woodburn, Glade Springs, Va. The
guests are Senator Cloyd Byars. Mrs.
Cloyd Byars. Master ]. c. Byars, and
Miss Virginia Byars. of Bristol. Va, Mrs.
y. j. Vaughan, Jr., and Master Alfred j.
Vaughan. Mrs. S. ]. Sadler, Miss Vir-
Einia Sadler. and Mr.. CRANBERRY Van
derslice, OF RtchInond; Mrs. Cobbs and
her lovely little daughter, Marian Lee.
are pleasantly remembered in Richmond.
where they spent the past three win
terS.
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Once there was a Steady who over
played his Standing and came within an
Ace Of losing his Home.
1t happened huswise. He wac Day
light Performer and loved to parade his
Attractions If he had a Duchess on
his STAFF ne would lead her along the
main-travelcd Streets and show her off
Hut he held her by the Arm just the same
for fear that some ono would run cut of
an Alley and grab her.
When he had a Beaut wearing his
Photo in her Watch he wanted all the
world TO know about It,
Furthermore, he was the kind that
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MRS. JONES OUT OF JAIL
She is Discharged and is at Home in
Danviile.
Especial Dispatch to The Tineso

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
Mamie Jones. wife Of H T. Jones.
Of this city, who together with II. c.
Carter. was arrested and jailed in Greens
boro, n. c.. July 26th. upon a charge OF
living together illegally as man and wife.
was released yesterday, and is now at
the home of Mr.. ]. n. Pettigrew, about
three miles from this city, on Sandy
River.
Mrs Jones is a relative of Mrs. Petit
grew. Her fine was paid by Mr.. Petit
The woman's husband seems to- have
given up all effort to reform her She
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
. POLE GREW IN A NIGHT
Mrs. Scott Defeated After Successful
Shotgun Campaign.
tspecial Dispatch to The Times. )

IsSV"VI'tI TISptVTI! 10 INT IIIutS.J
GREENSBORO, y. c.. August S.-MrRs
Scott. who with a shotgun prevented
the planting of a new telephone pole a fera
days ago on her sidewalk, was surprised
on aWaking this morning to find that
q new thirty-five foot pole had grown
there last night She threatened to usaa
an axe on it.
Miss Saba Newiand of Newherne, Nh
c.. noted beauty Of high family connecJ
lions. and Mr.. Frank McNeve. of Phtl-|
adelphia, a prominent steel manufactur-..
err. came here to-day from Wade Mecuna
Springs. and were married by Father
Vi1tSnt at st. Bsnedict's rcct6ry. They
returned TO Wade Meeum Springs byI
the next train and viii go to Philadelphia;
next week
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preferred remaining in Jail to consider
ing any proposition made by him.
Minnie Shaw and Tony Harris. who
were rernanded to Jail at the same time
Mrs. Jones and Carter were arrested.
and for the same offense, are still in GUS
tod
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DOIHCS IN SOCIETY
World FOR ONE week
Continued from Tenth Page)
to Atlantic City and other northern
Continued from Tenth Page)

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Stevens. of
this city. gave the handsomest german of
the season yesterday morning in honor
OF their daughters debut. Mr.. E. D
Hotchkiss. OF Richmond. led. with Miss
Helen Stevens. who was gowned in white
organdy and wore large white picture
hat. She received many handsome bou-
quets. There were seventy couples. and
the favors We're elaborate Japanese eff
fects. The decorations were also Japa-
nese, and most tastefully arranged.
Bright umbrellas, fern baskets and RIB
bons made the scene like fairyland, aud
the enthusiasm OF every one present was
at fever heat.
The guests numbered over two hun
dred. and included all those conspicuous
at social functions this season. Mrs.
Stevens received the guests assisted by
Mrs. RADIUS. Of Indiana: Mrs. Barton
Grumpy. Mrs. Garrett Wall and Mrs. John
d. Potts. of Richmond. who also distrib
uted the favors. Mrs. Stevens and the
receiving party were all gowned IN white
and wore large picture hats. Mr.. John
p. Branch and Mr. 6. w. Stevens Joined
the ladies at the favor table, and led one
OF the marches amid great applause
Altogether the whole affair was one of
the most brilliant and successful ever
given at the old White.
The engagementof Miss George Smith
Seawell TO Mr.. Walter Catesby Perrin.
OF Gloucester county, was announced dur
ing the week, the wedding TO take place
in October.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. ]
Harriston Seawell, of ''The Shelter"
Gloucester county, and is one Of the old
virginian family. being a niece of Mollie
Elliott Seawel, the well-known authoress.
The young people have known each
other from childhood. having lived on
adjoining estates The wedding will be
preceded by an old-fashioned house party.
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TREATED HIS WIFE BADLY
John r. Barnes jailed at Greensboro
on This Charge.
fs,eciaI Disnatch to The 7

(SpecfaI Dispatch 70 The IInes.l
GREENSBORO. n c., August 3
.john f. Barnes has been jailed here on
complaint of his wife for inhaulan treat
Iee,,f she swears he feIled her with a
,;,lsy. from an axe helve. trampled her
.nndsr foot. and on her recovering pulled
OUT handfuIs of her hair. Her condition
INDICATES the truth of the charge. Both
are Respectable residents OF Sumner
township. No one will go on the hus-
bands bond. and he will stay IN Jail
until the trial next week.
Mr.. Giffen Coming.
Manager R. L. Giffen will come to Rich
mond about September LIST to take up
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Delegate to Conxention.

Mr.. E. ". Blahey, of this city. is a
delegate to the ffueth annual convention
of the International 1ypogra phical Union.
in Cincinnati, on August 1lth.
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virginians is that Of Miss Adelaide
Robins, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert X Robins TO Mr.. Archibald ]. C.
Carter. Mr.. Carter is of Virginia de-
scent and a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Carter. The wedding will take place in
Baltimore some time during October.
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Miss May Willie Smoot left Tuesday
for Atlantic City and Boston During
her absence Miss Katharine Halves will
preside at the organ at Second Presby,
terrain Church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Allan have been
s'ojourning at Hotel Monmouth, Ashby
Park. since the first OF June During this
month and September they will travel in
Canada.
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i, w. Southall, Superintendent OF Pub
lie instruction. was in the city yesterday
and left for his home. at Jetersvlle, TO
spend Sunday.
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Mrs. Claude "A. Swanson has returned
to her country home in Chatham, after
a stay OF few days with Mrs. Jefferson
Levy at Monticello.
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Miss Ellen Guigon, who has been VISIT
ing in Staunton. passed through the city
Friday on her way to Boston
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Dr. C. W. p. Brock is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. p. Wilkins at Front Royal.
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his residence and to begin rehearsals
for his united stock company.
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MIR. G. w. Ward has left for two weeks
stay in Goldsboro, n. c.
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Europe, will return home the first part
of September, and will then go to the
Hot Springs to spend the rest of the sum
mer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tyree and Miss,
Eva Paul are visiting friends IN Lguisa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott are spending
the summer at Murray Bay, one of the
most exclusive resorts on the St Law
renee River, Canada.
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Sir and Mrs. John Farland will leave
Wednesday for the Cold Sulphur Springs.
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Judge James B. CAN'T, of Jefferson City,
Mo, who made the annual aG~ ress before
the Virginia State Bar Association last
week, Mrs. CAN'T, Miss Can't and Miss
Winder Myers. will arrive Monday and
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bryan. at "Laburnam.' for several
days.
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Mrs. lack E. WoodalI. accompanied
by her son, Master Ernest V. Woodall
are spending a month of August at the
Panacea, Springs and with friends in
Littleton, n. c..
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Mr.. Frank B. Reynolds left last night
for Cumberland county 10 spend his Va
cation with his father, Judge Reynolds.
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Mrs. c. E. Brown is at the Brandon
Hotel, Basic City.
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Mrs c. Sutton and Miss Sadie Sutton
are spending Eathe time at the Hot
Springs.
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The accident was altogether unexpect-
ed and created some little excitement
around the office.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-19

An order was placed this week by the Copper Glance company for 1000 feet of heavy wire cable, which will be used in sinking the shaft on this property.