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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
YACHTING TO
WEST INDIES
Goodwin Buys Dunlop'S Fine
Yacht. Lady Evelyn.
THE SWEET GLOVER CLUB
A Social and Pleasure Organization TO
Meet Twice Month--Child Struck
by the Running Board Of an
Electric Car.
THE SWEET GLOVER CLUB
Especial to the Times-Dispatstss

Especial to the IlmeS-DlSpafs4gS
PETERSBURG, VA, September 90
The carnival in this city given by the
Layton Carnival Company under the aus
pices of the firemcns relief fund. will
doubtless prove a great success The car
nival opened under suspicious circum-
stances last evening and large crowds
were on the grounds, and are expected to
be upon the grounds throughout the
week. Judging from the number Of votes
thus far cast the contest for the queen
will prove a source of considerable rcvc-
nue.. Good order prevails and the shows
seem to be very satisfactory.
YACHTING TRIP.
Mr.. E. P. GOODWIN has pur-
chased privately from Mr.. David
Dunlop his handsome Yacht Lady
make a voyage on the yacht to the West
Indies in few days with party OF
friends. The Lady Evelyn" which Is
now in New York harbor. is 1O7 feet IN
length, draws IL 1-2 feet Of water and has
crossed the ocean four times.
1t was once owned by Sir Rodericls
Cameron, Of England, and Is an English
built boat. This yacht was cup winner
in the yacht races of july 1902. from Bal.
timore to Old Point, given by the Balti-
more Yacht Club.
Mrs. Rebecca L. Roberts, of Norfolk.
State Councillor of the Daughters of Lib
erty. officially visited Virginia Dare Coun-
ell, of this city last night. There was a
large attendance of members of the order
and the address Of Mrs. Roberts was
much enjoyed.
The State Councillor visited Mount Yer
non Council, of Ettrick, tonight.
SWEET CLOVER CLUB.
Several young ladies and gentlemen
have organized the Sweet Glover Club"
a social and pleasure organization which
will meet twice month during the sea-
son at the homes of the various men,
bers. The first gathering will be held
at the home Of Miss Minnie Wells.
~ little daughter of Mr.. Haskins. who
lives on Washington Street, was struck
by the running board of an electric car
yesterday. The child's leg was fractured.
She was attended by Or. Robert Jones.
The remains of Mrs Rennie Wall who
died at her home, on West Street, yes
tcrday morning, were taken to her
fathers home in Chesterfield to-day for
burial. Mrs. Wall was Miss Taylor. OF
Chesterfield county, before her marrtr ge,
and Is a sister of Mrs. Thomas Davis.
OF Ettrick. She is survived by her hus-
band and one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
NEW PRESIDENT FOR
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
(By Associated Press

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 29.-The Dis
patch says to-day:
1T has just TRANSFERRED that on Thurs
day last Charles S. Mellen. president of
the Northern Pacific. rendered to the d
rectors of that road his resignation as
president, and 1t was accepted. 1t is now
announced that on October 2st he will
be the unanimous choice Of the directors
Of the New York and New Haven fo
the presidency Of that company. and on
October %lst he will assume the duties
OF his new position.
L, D, Underwood. of the Erie. and W,
II. Truesdae. Of the Delaware, Lackh-
wanna and Western have been most ger
orally connected by gossip with The va va
cant office but both have .emphatically
entered denials that secured acceptance.
General Counsel C. w. Bum. as being
N'gh in the confidence of Mr.. Hill has
always been regarded as his possible
choice, but there is to-day a feeling that
the coming president of the Northern Pa
cihc has not as yet been mentioned III
public, though possibly selected BY the
ruling powers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
Paid Ills lawyer
OHh The Coos
INDIANAPOLIS IND. Sept. PA ma
who registered as Edward Little. OF .'N.s


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IN CO Ic
yuu.. 4-erc.uelo happened 10 pass ny
on 49,. va - u...Sc mI!en A-....c W.a
III. eo.Iu, ..i.u lic man, DtiIs .otu AIiat
TIE eA-J.uGe ,'..s "a o1oa 49, W, s..e.sHo
nan III as oeIe.ce. 4c.ea.J were sc..<
az every ulleutioiI ny the ponce. ocscriL-
nag L44l,Ie NO uul 'AOhoay "oie
away and reE!.ea were Itcc.Neu. Z u
tuesday ino.niiis Jhusc rerciiIeio aPpea.-
ed III court, ..!uue strong pea lof inc
defendant, and the justice u's.iidtseu hAin
Tor want ot PROOF y. sunt, notn!ns !a.lhS
been olIeTeo against MN.
Little v....raeed the attorney and the
jusl.ce n tuc eAuDcrdIce OF las JOY. Then
he Went ~ tercihe.ds ONCE IL set, Q
Tor ms defence. Inc attorney chatSeu
him $40 and L.tte had only 50 with nm,
SO Fcrcincld agreed TO take the more
suit the stranger because ne codldn
use the buggy without the horse. After
much persuasion, however. the justice OF
the peace who had jus, released the man
harness. Having sold the rig, Little de-
parted by train 1or this city.
Early the next morning the sheriff at
Nashville received a telegram from Tho
police superintendent here to hold Mat
lock. alias Little because the rig 10
had with him had been stolen. The own
or had .1elieved that the horse had
merely strayed.
Matlock succeeded in keeping out OF tie
way for several days. but was finally
arrested near his home. He readily con-
fessed that he had sold the stolen horse
and buggy TO the Esc'::.! : attorney ard
Justice OF the peace. He sald he hated
TO impose on Mr.. Percifcld. but the only
way lie could pay the attorney for his
admirable defence was to let rim have
the horse Mr.. Pcrcifeld came here TO
get his money back. but Matlock had
already spent 1t in the saloons and did
not have a dollar
II would have bet my life that the fell
low was not a horse thief" said Judge
Perciiicld. land / defended him In the
fun belief tina. he was Innocent ] know
better now and j won't be taken in that
way again" h
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ANOTHER MAN SAYS
HE SAW BARRAUD

Phillip ST. George Barraud the absent
lawyer is again said to have been seen
OH the streets of the city on Monday. A
man told one of Mr.. Henry P. Eeck's
counsel yesterday that he saw Balraud
here Monday, and that the lawyer had
shaved off his moustache. This is prac-
tically certain to be another case OF mis-
taken Identity.
It was learned late last night that Mr.
r. r. Daniel, of Pleasant Hill, N. c.
whose name was signed at the bottom OF
the deed OF trust, spent the day in tho
city. and had requested the Common
wealth's Attorney, Mr.. Richardson. to
take action In the matter. Mr.. Richard
sor had already reached that decision.
1t is understood that the detectives believe
they are handicapped by the absence OF
q warrant for him. None has been Issued
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Will FIGHT
FOR SEATS
Republicans Will Put UP Can.
didateS in Norfolk.
'SSEXTON BROWNS
The Central Labor Union Subscribes
10 the Jamestown Exposition-Boy
Highwayman Sent on TO the
Grand Jury.
special to The Tlmes-Dispatch)


NORFOLK VA, September 29.-City
Chairman Lowrey, of the Republican
party, declares that the greatest fight in
the history of the local Republicans will
be that OF this fall to capture the two
seats in the General Assembly, heretofore
held without dispute by Democrats.
The Republicans are relying on the spit
ir the Democratic ranks to elect their
ticket Several prominent and wealthy
Republicans, including Floyd Hughes and
w. H. II. Trice, are mentioned for the
nomination.
SEXTON DROWNED.
Robert F. Malone, the colored sexton OF
st Luke's Episcopal Church, was
drowned In Little Creek to-day while
fishing
James Osborne was to-day held for the
grand jury on the charge Of murder. His
bullet. intended for Neal Johnson, pierced
the brain of William Ford, killing him
Instantly In a row last night. johnson
outran the mob that pursued his Would
be murderer and captured him himself,
receiving meantime bullet In the wrist
fred by one Of the pursuing police.
LABOR UNION SUBSCRIBERS.
The Central Labor Union has sub
scribed to 81, 900 of the stock of the James
town Exposition. The Central Union has
also under consideration q plan to APP
point an arbitration committee to act
with one from the Business Mems Asso-
citation to settle upon disputes.
Adj Maddrey, the eleven-year-old boy
held here for highway robbery, was sent
on to the grand Jury to-day. He de-
clares that Mrs Morgans purse was
snatched by another boy and that he
threw 1t overheard because he was
frightened at what his comrade had done.
ONLY eleven voters rpEiStercS In
Portsmouth to-day out Of several thou
sand to be registered. There is remark
able apathy among the voters Of both
cities in availing themselves OF the last
opportunity to register on the preferred
list under the new Constitution.
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LEE DEFEATS FOWLkES
Both Secured a Fine Vote in Their
Own Counties,

Own Counties
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
BLACKSTONE, VA, September 29-The
result Of the primary in this legislative
district, composed of Nottoway and Ame-
liz counties held to-day indicates the
nomination Of Henry E. Lee, OF Motto
way, over j. Winston Fowlkes, Of Amelia.
by about 100 majority.
Tho vote at this precinct was: Lee. 100;
Fowlkes. H. Lee carries this, Nottoway
county. BY 2oJ majority.
1t Is estimated that F'owlkes will carry
Amelia by about 200 majority from the
Lest Information and returns thus far re-
ceived This is less than had been csti-
mated here prior to to-day. The friends Of
Lee In this section have done their most
active work during the past few days, as
they realized that the vote would other
wise be extremely close. The only vote
In this county was for the legislative can
dtdates. In Amelia. It was for all county
officers. as we'll as legislative.
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HILLSVILLE DEMOCRATS
County Officers Nominated and the Old
Chairman Made to Stay
,cnecIal n The T,nes-Disno

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
HILLsVILLE, VA, September 2s.-The
Democrats Of Carroll county met in con-
yention here last Saturday for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates to fill the
county offices.
Judge d. w. Balen was made chairman,
and in beautiful little speech OF about
twenty minutes length. explained the
object OF the convention. After the or
ganization was completed. the following
nominations were made:
For the House Of peleEates, w. +.
Early. for Commonwealth's Attorney. c..
L. Dicken.A for sheriff. a. w. Hylton;
for commiss. sers OF the revenue, Eastern
District, LowissA. Jennings; Western Dis
trct, Floyd Chappell; Southern District,
Walter A. Wisler.
No nomination was made for county
treasurer.
Mr. C. NJ. Marshall then rendered his
resignation as county chairman, but the
convention unanimously refused to ac-
cept it, and Mr. Marshall agreed to serve
two years longer In that capacity.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
IN THE GRAND OPERA

In the grand opera, bohemian Girl,
which will be sung here this afternoon
at the Academy by the Shay Opera Com
pany, the cast of characters VIII be as
follows: Count Arnheim, Mr., TruaS;
Thaddeus, Mr., William Stevens; Flores
ten, Mr., Arthur b. Bower; Captain OF
the Guard, Mr.. Goodman; an ofhcer,
Thomas II. Guise; Arlna, Miss Rose Ce-
ella Shay, or Miss Dhise Thorne; Queen
OF the Gypsies, Miss Sara Carr; Buda,
Miss Klar, The opera is in three acts
Faust will be rendered tonight, 1t Is
ir FIVE acts, With the following cast:
Faust, Mr., Joseph Fredercks; Mephisto,
Mr. Alexander Lion; Valentine, Mr.. Fran
els Carrier Wagner, Matt, Goodman; Sie-
fel Miss Sara Carr; Martha, Miss Mabel
klaT Margarita, Miss Rose Cecilia Shay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
SHOT MANY SORA
Commodore Be,z Has Fine Sport. Fine
Estate Sold.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WALKERTON, VA, Sept. 20.-A yacht
was lying off Walkerton Wednesday.
owned by Commodore John +. Betz. IT..
a wealthy Philadelphian. They were very
successful in shooting sora in the marsh
es along the river. One day the party
consisting of eight gentlemen; killed eight
to be worth twenty millions.
Luclan Cooke, the young man, whose
leg was broken while working at MIR:
Walter Wilson'S saw mill in July. Is still
confined to his bed as a result OF the
accident II Is very sad case as ne Is
the only son and chief support OF
widowed mother.
Mr.. sydney Vaughan has sold his farm
to Mr.. John Barefoot, of Favor, tor
eight hundred dollars cash..
Mr.. Lewis H. Carlton has recently
purchased Melville, the old homestead
o. Colonel Alexander Fleet d hu. now sberff
of King and Queen i,s
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THE NORTHERN NECK FAIR
The Fine Races on Both Sides of the
Rappahannock Expected.


& IIEATHSVILLE. VA, September 20
Heathsvlle is now ready for the big an
nuaI agricultural fair, which opens We'd
nesday morning. and continues through
The week. The fair this year promises 10
the Northern Neck. All of the fastest
horses of the Neck, with many from
across the Rappahannock River. Will be
here 10 take part in the races. The far
Will be under the management OF the
following Board of Directogs.
A. S. Rec, j. ". Anderson, w =. sgd
nor. j. j. Hambiin. j. G. Rice and G, D..
The chesapeake Academy. al Iryington,
Lancaster county, opened last Monday
with the largest attendance In lis MIS-
A postoffice has been established at
Election, Northumberland county, with IT,.
w. Edwards, as postmaster
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THE HAIR BRUSH
Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes Failing
Halr and Finally Badness.

Prof Unna, Hamburg Germany, Euro
pean authority on skin diseases says
that dandruff Is as contagious as any
other malevolent disease, and thai one
common source of the spread of dandiuff
Is the use OF the same hair brush by
different persons, The way to avoid
catching dandruff or any other disease
from another's brush Is to insist on the
use OF Newbros Herpicide. 1t not only
kills the dandruff germ but It is also
an antiseptlc that Will prevent the catch
ing OF any disease whatever through
contagion OF another's brush, Sold BY
leading druggists Send loo. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co, Del
troit, Mich Owens & Minor Drug Co.,
Specia! Agents
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OLD WOMAN IN JAIL
FOR TRAIN WRECKlNC
Especial to The Tirnes-Dispatch

sTAUNToN, VA. Sept 2s.--Nlrs. Ell
who was indicted by the grand jury
Monday last charged with being an ac-
oessory in the wrecKlng of Norfolk and
Western train near Greenville last De-
cember was Jailed here last night. Her
son. James, and 4 man by the name Of
John Kennedy, ere now awaiting trial
for tho same charge.
Kennedy says that 1t was at the in
stance of Mrs. Bailey that he and her
son wrecked the train.
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NO INTENTION OF
CLOSING ROSEMARY

Editor of The T!mes-Dlspntch:
Sir,-Wil you allow us to say that the
Board of Managers of the Rosemary III.
brary have no authority to close the
library. as they act under Board OF
Trustees, which Is the only legal owner OF
ing women, and also being Inspired by
great civic pride and desire to continue
aid to the teachers and scholars of pub.
lie and private schools, have no inten-
the library, although weighted by the lack
Of public spirit among the men who might
aid them.
PRO BONO PUBLIC
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MOSQUITO FLEET TO
SAIL FOR MANILA
lRy Associated Press. J

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 29,-The first
torpedo boat fntilla. consisting Of the
Barry are preparing for a voyage to Ma
Mia ana will be ready to sail, 1t Is eX-
rec, adj, about the first Of November. the
lieutenant L. n Chandler and Will be
conveyed ny the cruiser Baltimore.
Tie TOT pedo lont DESTROYER. Worden ar
rived at the may yard this afternoon
fr,u. Newport y !. Lieutenant IS. IS.
NcC orInick commanding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
Mainly About People

'*.,*'!'+.!'+'''+I'$''.%'i-*.E<.s-+-s.<'t<'F+
Ar William c, Wells now With the
Dun'op branch OF the Continental Tobac-
CO CO Company, left yesterday with his, fam
ily Tor Petersburg where he Will In
future make his home.
Mrs w A. Powers has returned to her
home, No l4l2 Park Avenue. from Scotts-
WIG Were she sncr' the summer
Miss Elise Stokes and Mr.. John Howard,
visit to Stokes"
The condition. y! little Miss rawhr. B.
Ihorp, who has been i'll for some time
az me home of her step-father, Mr., Rid
dick; No l1gl West Main Street, is now
much improved 49,
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A TREE SAVES A LIFE
a Railroad Laborer smothered Under
Falling Dirt.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)

~ TS0FfIBI IHItN.I7I5pHEcN'' ~
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, September
29.-Mr. John Wine Jr.. and Mr.. Whit
man Huffman, two well known citizens
OF Stafford county. became involved N
OF it. Immediately following the scuffle,
Wine went to his home close by and Sc,
cured shotgun. and returning, fired
Just in time to avoid receiving the dis
charge. Some shot penetrated the back
OF Huffman's head, but these were pick
ed out.
the double tracking of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
was caught In an excavation. by caving
dirt, near the Summit, and was smother
ed to death before the other workman
could dig him out,
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HOW DRILL
They Are Invited to Attend the Meeting
Of thu Grand Garnp

o1the Grand Camp,
The regular weekly drill OF tho Rich.
mond Howitzers was held at their Armory
last night, Lieutenant n, w, Minson act.
ing as drill master After an out-of
door drill, the regular business meet ng
OF the battery was held, Captain Myers
presiding,
The books Of the secretary and treas.
urer We're audited and found to be cor
rect.
An Invitation was received from Ma
gruder Gimp. G. VI. of Newport News, to
attend the sixteenth annual reunion Of
the Grand Camp. Confederate Veterans
Department Of Virginia, to be held in
Newport News, October 2Sth to Both,
1908
An appropriation was made to purchase
periodicals for the library, which now has
a large number Of volumes,
The regular weekly drill will be held
next Tuesday night, followed by a non.
commissioned officers school.
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igation and that the Bureau would act
in regard to the matter.
1t Is expected that the ships will be
here during the reunion. October 27-30
Miss Minnie Pegratl Boykn. of isle Of
or to Miss Mae Gnrnett. district sponsor
for the reunion Of the Confederate Vete-
rams Grand Camp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-30
EAST HANOVER PREsBYrERY
DR.. Jere Witherspoon Elected Modera-
Tor Of the Proceedings.

BLACKSTONE, VA. September 30
East Hanover Presbytery began Its 2o6th
session tonight at the Presbyterian
Church, in this place. Tho opening SER
mon was preached by the retiring moder-
tor, Rev. James P. Smith. D. D., of Rich
mond, from l Tim. 1:II-"The glorious
gospel Of the blessed God" The COM
munlon service was administered by DR..
Smith, assisted by Rev. J. Calvin Stewart.
D. d.. and Rev. J. j. Fix.
Fifteen ministers and seven ruling cid
ers answered to their names.
Rev. Jere Wtherspoon, D. D.. was
elected moderator, and Revs. William S.
Campbell and j. ]. Fix were elected tenn
pOrary clerks.
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a Fig Deed oe Trust,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,)

Especial 70 The TTmes-DlsphtcHJ
NORFOLK VA, Sept. GA deed of
trust for si5,772,7S was filed to-day ~ the
county clerks Office on the part OF the
Oliver Refining Company, which recently
persons secured are Caldwell Hardy and
Cadwallader j, Collins, trustees. TEs
deed was made to secure the payment TO
the creditors of the amounts due them
possession of the great refining plant,
which they will continue to operate
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WaHe-Lun,pkin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG va, Sept. %
Mr.. Floyd Waffle, a representative or
the Singer Sewing Machine Company. IN
the Northern Neck. was married rev
DAYS ago to Miss Mary Lumpkin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. j. T. l.. Lumpkin. at the
home Of the BRIDE in Westmoreland
county, Rev. r. S. Monds, officiating
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THE NAVY TO HONOR
CONFEDERATE REUNION
lspeclal 70 INC Wines. plspaten.

i NEWPORT NEWS, va, Sept, IS
Some time ago Mayor Moss sent a re-
Quest TO secretary-of the-Nayy Moody
that the ships of the North AtlaTN.c
squadron be permitted 10 rendezvous in
Hampton Roads during the forthcoming
reunion OF the Virginia Confederate Vet.
erans He to-day received reply from
the Secretary saying that tive matter
had been referred to the Bureau OF Nav
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Walker-Coe

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
HEATHsYILLE, VA. September 90
Miss Effie S, Coe and Mr.. John Clarence
the bride near Reedyile to-day BY Rev.
William Wallace. Both are popular young
people of Northumberland county
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Lees Majority.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
CREME, VA, Sept, ,29.-Nottoway's full
returns gives Lee 200 majority. -Four pre-
cincts heard from in Amelia gives Fowlks
ITO majority. Indications point to Lees
nomination by small. but safe, majority.
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Vn.e IT FurkeyiI'e.

The primary election gives Fowles IS. Lee
40.
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at half-past 3 o'clock Mt the home OF
brother, Mr.. w. d. Broadwell, on Me

street.
Miss Broadwel had been In III hey
for some time. and her death was
Unexpected. She was a young womalk
most amiable disposition. She wnss
Methodist Church.
Gle rye Brunlng.
Especial to The Times Dspatch)
LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. %. MIR. Geo.
Brunlng, of the firm Of Schllling &
Bruning, manufacturers Of tobacco ex-
tract, died here this evening. after long
illness, aged fifty years.
Mr.. Bruning was born and reared In
Bremen, Germany, and came to this coun-
try to reside In 1896.
j. G. Petty
fSoecial to The Times -Dspatch)
CLIFTON SPRINGS, VA, September
29.-Iar. j. c. retty died here to-day.
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DEATHS.
Gle rye Bruning.

DEATHS.
ROBINSON. suddenly. at West Point.
n. Y, Tuesday, September goth, EVELYN
ROSE. only daughter OF Captain Writ and
Alice Finney Robinson and granddaughter Of
William Russell and Evelyn G. Robinson, OF
Nelson county, Va