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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
NATIONAL OFFICERS
OF THE ELKS TO MEET
fsnec,al to The Times-Disrxxch. J

Especial to The Times-Disr.*ch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 2.--An i'm
portant meeting of the officers Of the
Elks' National Home will be held at the
home, in Bedford City tomorrow at
ternoon. These officers will be as follows:
Joseph T. flaming, OF Indianapolis, grand
exalted ruler; Henry ". Mears, of Bal
timore; John D. oshea, Of Lynn. Mass. !;
and Robert W. Brown, of Louisville. KY,
grand trustees. and Meade D. Detweiler,
of Harrisburg, Pa; Thomas F. McNulty.
OF Baltimore, and Il. Lazarus. of Lynch
burg, Board Of Governors.
The meeting will he held for the pur-
pose Of perfecting the organization of the
home and the plans for its operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
DR.. Witherspoon,s Sermon.

DR.. Witherspoon. having returned from
Presbytery, will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning and at night, The Doc
tors morning subject Will be Twice
subject will be "Clean Hands and Golden
VasSalS -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
FULL OF GooDFEATUREs.

-morrow's issue of The Sunday
day es-Dlspatch will be one OF
the best and most interesting ever
printed, Men, women and children
will be entertained and benefited
There will be wholesome features for
ALL More people are reading The sun
dan Times-Dispatch each week than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
CHURCH HILL MISSION
viii Be Begun on Monday Next by the
Episcopal Clericas.

The Church Hill Mission, to he. con-
Quoted by the. Episcopal Glorious, will be-
gin on Monday. All OF the arrange
ments are complete and the prospect is
bright for a. most successful series OF
meetings.
to be held, will be erected at Twenty.
eighth and N Streets. The mission will
begin Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock
and services will be held every night
1t is hoped that the members Of all Of
the city churches and those Of the coun-
ty Of Henrico will cooperate in the move
ment
The Richmond Convocaton will hold
It's fall meeting in the Church OF Our
Saviour, Hanover. the first part of No
vember. All the Richmond ministers will
be I'm attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
'possuM HUNTINGDON AND
NEW.

One of the most interesting features
of to-morrows issue OF The TiMes-
Dispatch will be an illustrated story
on "Possum Hunting; Old ana
New" Nearly every man In virginia
has enjoyed the sport. but whether
you have ever participated or not you
will will be interested In this narra-
tive. DON'T fall to read II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
Mainly About People ]
+ \ + i !. !.

Having resigned hi. position Of sales
man with the Beaufort Lithia Water
Company, Mr.. James McCaw Fox has
accepted the agency for the Union Cas-
ualty and Surety Company. OF St. Louis,
with his office at No. SCI East Main
Street
Board OF Mana gers Of the Association
for the Preservation OF Virginia Anttpui-
ties will hold their seml-annual meeting
Tuesday, October 9Th. at P. NJ, in the
room. of the Virginia Historical Society.
The Board consists OF the Central Com
mittea and the Advisory Board.
Mr.. M. e. Walthall and wife, OF West
Virginia, are stopping at the Jefferson.
Both have many friends in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
ut tito -2Gc0aemy.


Sweet Sixteen" Is older than she
claims to be. AS a farce or musical
comedy she Is most aged maiden, whose
attempts to be frolicsome are rather
painful. The lines and business Of che
piece are entirely out Of date, and on
the Academy stage seems out of place.
or course, mistakes will happen once
in a while. There are bound to be some
''off nights" in every season, and last
evening was one Of them.
WITH nGha some BE- WILLS asrman appenred at
play bills said, he was exploited"
There was nothing especially clever
keep his audience amused at times.
Richards, female impersonator was
rather clever, and Stewart and RaynN,nd
Impression, and won considerable APP
pIause.
The biz, will be changed at the matt;
pany will produce I'm Atlantic City"
TO those who are familiar with J. NJ.
Barrle,s writings and plays, such as
ADAMS h scored as Bis zaccess; oa Adm a
Creighton" in which Charles Wyndham
made nnse PRONOUNCED hit In England l and nd
line sister or Jose, Wnlch JOnn rare
America es this year. The i'u announcement
that THE Professors Love Story this
playwright's greatest work, is to be pre-
sented here on Monday, Oct 9Th. comes
as a pleasing notice.
The comedy will be interpreted by Har-
ry Beresford and clever company, Mr.
Beresford esaying the role of Professor
Goodwllie,. the earnest, lovable, forget
full man of science.
The Black Patu Troubadours will be
the attraction! lat the Academy Of Music
commencing Tuesday, Oct. 9Th.
pie In the company, which includes spe-
cialty performers.
Inc concluding performances of "The
Governor's Son" will take place at the
nn 3s the matinee Being ate .$o oeoek and
the evening performance at $3.50 O'Clock.
The engagement, has been remarkably,
successful the house being packed at at
his patrons and appreciation OF a good
show is shown by the audiences
n BNhf Moahfss w guns p Ssehs
death and destruction in the lombard
the den of the child slaves" the daring
slide for life of the innocent victims
ing waters Of the Hudson River, and
their rescue In the midst, Of falling brick
and timber as the building falls into
the river, forms the pulse stirring Gll,
Slaves OF New York" the sensational
melodramatic success by Charles p;
Blaney and Howard Hall, which Will
have Its first presentation In this city
at the Bijou Theatre all Of next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
Arch r ataI.
nv Assoclated Press.)

! (By Associated Press.)
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 2-Thc
framework supporting the arch OF a
stone culvert being constructed on the
Knoxville, Lafolette and Jellico Railroad
near here, fell this afternoon. Frank
weaver, q carpenter and stone-mason, OF
London. KY. was instantly killed In the
accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
ENLARoINd THE WORK
New Buildings Being Erected In ST.
Andrews Parish. s

Tho foundation is being laid for new
hall in the rear OF ST.. Andrews Episco-
pal Church, OF this city; The old build
ms was, inadequate to the rapidly grow
In the same parish, at the corner OF
Beividere Street and Maiden Lane, Ore
removed, and a handsome parish build
Ing and hall. designed by, holland a Bas-
kerviiie, are In process OF erection, IT Is
hoped that they will be completed by
DO thoroughly adapted to all of the actiy-
tiles for modern city mission work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
Socialist. Nominate.

The Socialists have put up the follow
ing legislative ticket In Richmond and
For Senate from Richmond. John Cat
For Senate from the county, E, G,
Tur ths House Of Delegates from Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
THE TRIALS OF EMMY LOU.

The first of the series OF bright ana
clever Emmy Lou Stories In last sun
days Times Dispatch was enjoyed ey
thousands Of children, Every boy and
girl who sees The Times-Dis.SSsb OF
Tomorrow will want to read the So
cond one. Don't miss 1t!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

The revival services will be continued
at Broad Street Church next week. be-.
ginning Sunday. DR.. Philpott will preach
at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. each day. Cen
,tenary Church uniting in these services.
The attendance and interest in the Phil
pott meetings are increasing every day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
.pERILs OF RAILROAD LIFE,

Every railroad man In Virginia win
be interested III the "Nightman's
story" by Frank II. Spearman which
will be ono of the many interesting
features of The Sunday Times-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

The following special musical pro-
gramme will be rendered at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Monumental
Episcopal Church Professional hymn $50.
Stand Up; stand UP for Jesus; Magnl-
float, Tours; Nune Dimittis. Gregorian
Anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" Shell
ley; Hymn, 2e1, Jesus Shall Reign; Of
fertory. anthem, by Babylon's Wave"
Gounod; Hymn 535. Now the Day IS
Over; occasional hymn 900. '"ren Thou
sand Times; Ten Thousand"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

The Rev. Thomas semmes, rector OF
st, Andrews Episcopal Church, will
speak at the mems meeting at the Y. M.
CT A. this afternoon His subject will be,
-Four Forms OF Temptation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

Dr. Edward Leigh Pell will begin his
tenth annual course OF lectures on the
sunday-school lessons at the Y. NJ. c. A..
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

DR.. Weston Bruner, pastor OF Calvary
Church, this city, is assisting Or. John
Pollard In a revival at the Baptist
Church at Bowling Green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
The Mlssonrl's Trial,
nv AssocIatad Press.l

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2.-The Of
fetal trial OF the battleship Missouri will
take place on the 21st instant. Captain
Cowlcs, President Roosevclt's brother-in-
law, will be the first commander OF the
Missouri.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

Or. Russell Cecil has returned to the city
after attending the Presbytery meeting.
He will preach at both services at the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03
LAST
TRiLBY
TO
NORFOLK
TOMORROW,

8, 10 round trip. Fast train leaves Rioh.
mond Byrd-Street Station, $3.50 A. NJ;
Petersburs, O:05 A, NJ. Quickest route,
Last chance. Take advantage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

mond, John T. chappell, George NJ. Nor
ris, f. L. Rhoads, Charles Il. German
For House Of Delegates from Henrico
county, l.. A. Perrott and John f. Mill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

pared and an enjoyable time Is promised
to all, who may attend.
The gifted speaker. Rev. DR.. p. w.
Philpott, OF Hamilton, Canada, will de-
liver an address to the school at this
time
The parents and friends Of the school
can greatly aid the school in their ef-
forts both by attending Themselves. and
by seeing that their children come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-03

The Black Patti Troubadours will be
the attraction lat the Academy of Music
two nights and Wednesday matines,
commencing Tuesday, Oct 9TH
Black Patti, who Is recognized as one
of the singers of her race, has forty peo-
pie In the company. which includes spe-
cialty performers.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30
FORT PITTS BLOCK HOUSE.

fzrr and q err WAsre the block b0Ise
ana F.7rssgurr 10u Fand Wbea the
Erunct h1E declared tbs-r t1fenrlol OF
taking rsl,ss-sss11 q Tie O-lo. the 1rsi
s1-5ur wrshtzlEr1z called % the notice
g tsgrsrusgr l.lrr55dls -Es the ns7ceS-
sl-F q lEglgsz= & fo-t e. fhe FORKS.
Seeming tins fETsg-zlt position DiH-
VILE a. c-sde 5fssEa-ebel ~ oticeE
VIII 2 SEAL party q --e1 20 starr the
desired sl-rs9'sIri1l- ard gave Wash
Ez--uz hls C1-1msssI1- - iis-rfu7ut.
-.,1lusl srs q boy q ~ -Dsu IN order
tzz- - % I'll take n1-.rls1d 81 he
-FlrEs- t-lsh -le To- already i-gun
rla-e r3E hold the gerrlteTy against
-slE scse-T-
Eadcra Easllz-zan rrzd carry ont
These 5ll.s. 1gweve-. rhe Fr~reh .f-i
Or C11--4--1euc. ca-aa 6gwn from We
-1---9 fn1 s11.-u-e'8 70 f-uE 1he little
lad q E=ElsA thea IN T'gssessi0n-
r1--re-1zEr es--E5ers's r.= forrilrati0n
q -hs -,1r-- and Tor TIE Cre-@rEC- Of
New E--lzrH zs1H5 4 DoG1esue-
-Z----1l1- -.Be rf-1al-5er % TIE w5r
Ire ss1--s q -be EnzlisA zerz ii-fcfej
Isi17s AZ o. Tie -=ezprufe - Fort Du-
gDes-.z- = Vas e lzs-eli-s gains; 70
-s-l- E-1z5-ek ma us-a hts 5afeat s1d
z-- 5ssa-h zD5 u was Lis zs-C5c h-slsv-
&c 5r-.-r ne tsrr-hla rsr-ez- from IRE
F.l-- -L1- 1-s- trg1=Lr WssLiE-r0n
5c--- beatty e-efc-e rae E1tlre O.: TIE
c--5lc5ss AID wa k-m lie 5rsr LzCTeis
- a -v-Zz15sr- TE-s@ v-srs later
Wa ---z again ed Er-.-sh troops
I=gzas- -as FrC.t1 a. For urgCasn= p.
ass --e s-r,@ssfz'iy. TIE French
49, 5-y 90 - - -l,-.--s---s 49,. e-.-Tr-.l
49, The riser - tie i-Er ~ the
6l-1=s he Immortal william Pr, O..
za--E -1e rysrz-- -.-E q the fc-r .nI-e-
[lI-z--. zr5 t-cz Ai- Il received ics
-z-A Tza -a-sr--re - F1r- In
-1a--H La c-us- re E---isl -z.-.s-
----s -,.esrss-1- . tie Ohio a-l
sc1--E- -Lsa Fra-et -zI I-d511 v-z-s
q, .--sE-Nt- Y1zE He-z,L
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

Wife zsst q the cur,o,,,.
a Nsw YORK are stocked v,,, ' .,!
fully fskss -aztigrss' the ara 's ~.
rsputa5is Dealers who have th,r. .eV
show ;kst are really worth ,s ~ .
Anonz ire most Interesting ante u
exhibited n shops that cater 4, NJ y
tzs,e7 % rniE.snaIre clIlertors A., T.
set Of -zpottsd lusser" china n \,
roe speckisd nth Ehite. the MY
ccnplets set In czsstaac,: ~,
handel dspss. TIE cup used I, po,
nc Mba-.o1s: = back a1i gold slnIs.
q solid yzk, said 20 have been ~
properly Of TIE royal family IA IA,
LAID 90 ysars ago: a cardinals chs,.
7zTTs'ously carved. ard bearing M
Insignia q ths O17er's rank and y
Zee: q r775o3Td % scrabsd oak vb,,A
oacs ceIigAtsi he heart Of SOM putcs
houseEffe. al oil soft hat beloaginv !.
WassirEtoa's grandfafhe.: rich vas,
Ee-ts. snbr9.ieriss and Oriental soa,
piundered from churches and apcipn,
temples. ard \ bsasiful marble foup.
szi7 from the garden Of a vene,ia,
5oze.-Pit-sburg Dispatch.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

Wzs SIT 70 Frzlcs ~ TIE our o.
L01is XII. Wb-8 sle vas se-e1-
Eszr-1l1 z-L II uss . vfcerahls ard
fEposi1z structure. WhIrh vas lu..t
90 Tie reign u Elwsrd III - . SOr-
Uzn hz-1z. Willism DE- HevFr. ard en-
h1ftieH 80 today with most E1Treul.Is
drzwa-iize and rgBEd towers. after
fiue fashion ~ . feBdzl fortress. The
taurr.et tali which IN recenr years
hos been Used ~ a kifchPu was huge.
fer r. hs1 ir~n ksIilr for bsr0nisI fes-
-fivifies. tsefgre the fatber and mother
81 AEE1e f-s1s Il their home. with less
fire. p1rEe fST such eEtrsTs zaEees-
Tlse vin5Ows o. the long winding Gai-
bsrseE bore The Shields Of many gen
-erzfiCzs.
WIN Arn- B0ieyn came hzcE 10
HevET ~ exile some years .sr-T. the
5oy % L0r early fife ll1d f97srer de-
rnrfrd. sba vas siFfsdv within -he
powsr q rhe hcEle-besrred Enz:Lsh
sovereign ard Yss desrinaf -p~eT 70
ese1ps fTo-a BIN until A. lsSs size
We8t 70 the srrH0ld Co tie T0wrr q
LG2da1. ~ the ase u t-alrv-1ine.
AFR speniinZ eight PEARS In Frsnce.
ehe had ercAsBzod the Gay ne y fhe
Rr~nch egpItsl Tor the court ~ Hezry.
where her heauty. - one q r'sa O,pen's
raajds % hSn9T. sSSn suFTornEed her
with a group % admirers. The King
grlIird ~ lsrr. but she "a not reatIze
fE.rr That hfr zruf1~a ruaa~f uaTo,-a
long she hsd fslipn IN l1ve with ihq
gallant and dashing Sir Hg1-y Percy.
n Ho;rDur. son u the EaFi o. Eo-taum-
2 begfa1d.
Sudfeniy. fiie giri was iy17iEhef f-cm
cDurf AMI sent 70 the seelBiei wells "
Hevrr. The King told her fathgT fliat
sire eould not marry Sir Perry. ~ b.
had chosen another husband for Der.
Ever the Kari Of Northumberland WIS
snmHoned 10 cOHrt. snd told BE- HrHst
sfeETninatc his sons courtsaip CT Anne
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

Iong struggle o. the latin AMI Anglican
races fox the mastery u North Amer
Ica-
he importance % The FORKS o. the
Ohio a. 4 military hzsis was recF<-
ntzei first by WsshingtO1- whel- =
Young uan o. twenfy-Oze. be Was SET
By Governor DinEiddie. Of Virginia TO
the commander Of the Preach forces
who hsG Invaded the region Of thu
Ohio River. TO know his reasons FOR
invading the British EOminions while
> sold peace sul,sisred- II took
Washington nine days 20 reach the
lonely spot where the RAPID Allegheny
met marty AZ right angles. the deep.
silent MO1Olgahelz--
I spent some tine writes Wash
ingron- in viewing both rivers The
land in the fork has the absolute con-
mand q both Tie Hat well tiDbeFed
land all around the point lies very con
VeniPut for building
SO I'm Imagination Washington built .
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30
Clara Barton
and Her Critics.

C1-s.l=.z. ,,s lf-s.ts-ey is shown liy
-Ee ---E71-'--s 5- 1ze5- Ez1t-.1- % the
Els-ezs5cz " lie lei Gross So-sas-.
H-itH---y Ed The fae- rlr- cAe airing Ct
liz -'=---z-z-s--s Ezy impair c5uf-
3e-rs 20 -lie ssea--v ard rzzr Us U.s.
.----s.ss- AIS IA ll-ce--ci are careful
% e11lt-z r-.z- E5-.5,Iy LIS tzs slightest
-lg---- -lzT a single dl-izr o. tie great
s1Zs l11-lel ~ ras s1e5s;y-s oIeeis
l1s t=-l --is-a--l--slsreyL What the
e----l> q The s9ei-1y ghse-- 20 T. the
s---a--i z-t0r-zr5c rzle o. Mis- Clara
Ba--11- sli ~ z-Ie--i lack o. sys-
-s-- En- rl- -an,I.-nc % reef m0ucys
Tley s-r -eI1-z-s % The President
AID 20 Congress. sgriy in tie year.
seIEt-- f9--h r-ese oomP.slu5s. ard
we've c91i-cri1s an aggressive cam
sFls-- wh+a rhry suiisniy found them.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

ssd 20 have expressed =rEsr delight
and O her return 90 have joined in rbe
zzye1y q tie Daiace With an abaDion
:-sr was new 20 her Her su5seqEenr
career. the mzchinzriOzs o. the King.
bis advances sud his rF-ezred apollo
zies- the divorce o. Queen Czrhzrine.
the EIsrupTion q church and state in
the Kings streups 70 obtain sanction
fOg his act. his marriage 10 Anne BO-
leyn. the birth q the Princess Eliza
beth. the usurpariOn q Anue's favor
with the King By lane seymour. the
charges brought against Anne. ber be-
hesflg= AID the mysterious disappear
ance d ber body are succeeding chap-
ters 4 English history which wOuld
never have hesn enacted II Anne 30
ipyn had ne' ? Left Heve- Castle for =
throne.
On the dea=h Of SIR Henry BO,pyn.
Here- Castle was sfizei by King
IEenrT on the ground that Il belonged
n his former wife. eTen though be bad
divorced her All had had her R'ehead-
"a. The castle still retains mast OK its
meitzevaI CHARACTERISTICS. and contains
re1rh of the furnitUrs which was used
there In the time Of The Bcieyns. The
room that bqs always been most pop
ular for visitors Is the helrOom %
Anne. which Is si.eaurifBiiy uaneIled
ard c0utsins Anne BoifTu's bed Here
'i,e-e are SIN = massive rsir % and
irOas besring the royal Initials. H. A.
znd surrrOunfed with rrOwng
Anotber room = said % have been
rspd - Henry VIII Tor a council
CHAMBER The RON has a euriOus
sfUeoo ceiling Most 81 the Windows
bearing hsraidic deTices still exist The
secret passages. dungeons and blind
closets q former DAYS are also IRE
served ~ a reninGer Of the more dan
eerous days Of King Edward III and
the fourteenth century. when the castle
was bullt--Nev York Tribune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

Bidegr AZ D. Ezin-s b.a.sss- ne "a
rlsr EuruEr --sEugs-1 lis sHn- - er-'
a. wic1s curlf ssrE-s EntA a EiizlK-asi-
uia-- r-iE 70 gIuet rsiil-r4 rha rlullr
mr1 w1F tsnugssizisE 20 i-srr-v 1nHr1ls--
Tire E8E rlssf7F q Es1- f-5I -sI
F-lr1st C Tine exile g -ht lsIz--tul
A11s 5l6srn E-1 brw sine wns wguH
20 wEl5sr no ant 5UWz rl,s wl9Ey
gallery q Hers- CnF-ls lDlaEi-E flr
h. 5urar
Tl5p-H ras Erie - EazHr 20 r-H--
s1unr -slE vuu1E Ez-,is Ei.--leraR1- The
hiriE muI-s w-a IDH- E-zEE1- WI
-srt TIE sl-4asBE5nr klaD1Ers whifN
iErics-1 E-uE-lG -is ,g1u1 -Ews-s -
-sa,Es-- 3D. Ezisrsnsa he- znflIn'in1lT-
IL rz-la- - sad 20 lsUrs -.s---
6Hs-o1s -2lr -nIr5rs C -1s E5UE .
sszi-I= rs sf1El -s- 5Guut f-'a1I s--fI---
I-- Ilis -El-- whHl- Ezgrlr'iZ-- 20 q
-.-Cz-s- lls-H1E -ha ss1-szl-z- g ne
.l-ru4l s-1.u-rs5 rssz- rhs King r1k
w1rlI1T- -5iH -usy- Els--.T HtriE-1l- lie
Lfu-l-Hr 20 1a- -g.sll- wa -ls r.---
w1rsZ O. --f- 90 a,s1 tz q ---is- -
-'i.1r-slF 1rEs-4'z IRE ErTw -r-s2.-H i7r-
a~s-1 t1lE -l1s -sr-gI.s raised ] ~ -1'E
rl-l1sr-nsz- q - 1wns-- -1s s=Ef-la
ca --r -s-rr-l1 VIA -lAe tU-lss q 4
cara s1tH. ne El1E h15 rlcna I--f,s-
rr--p. Tie r-F1- riisi-a- ll5z.-5 s-s--ss5
6 a. szs.l- r-E lf-sr Ens rsr-v-si -1ssl.-s
b. 1lst s-11- -rlusgarsu-F ts-siis era
rss-- frr $500 rfla .lF-ra - A--iE
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30
When a Young var Graduate.

When a youag maa q graduates
ron college be reads an addra,,
wherein he Szys that people must 20
EonderfEl things 70 attain success ana
ci'-b high and rugged mountain
This Is not the truth The fact Is thu
the road 70 success bes besa blazsd 50
clearly hat 70 one need go estrsy
Success is easier than failure. Thsp
are Thousands Of people 10 direct he
young man. AL the young need DO to
vim success Is 20 :oll0~ a few simple
aud easy rulsA Il Is the losfsr. liar
.nd dishonest nan Who travels A
rough road AID Is Wretehe5.-AtchIsua
Globe
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

An American heiress was EoOed y
= forsign prince. who urgently DO
sought her 10 become his wife In o.
der to test the sincerity Of his love
she askei: VIII yo1 Stln nary ne
Il I give away an ny money for char
T. and become as pocr as yourseltg"
TIE PRICE considered a while and
then responded: Yes. provided yOu
vii sill marry ne il I reaOunee ny
title and become 4 plain. Republican
person like yourself"
Query-Dii she agree to this prop
Ositioa July Smart Set.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

r0sa " Fsrr Ls1vDssDs- II Is Ers-.l-ras
f1- - Issi gs.--b-rsf 1-r cay Co r.lH cry
AID S-z-E -n w1lt1 r. -s-s-s tI1- 81 r-is
ub-ls -1r1z- T. s-l1zs 81 -la E',a-I
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11-ErLsslz rivers 19r -1-ag-sr . t-C-
lie Lt1il
Il5s -,.z-- tzzuzs q Els-srT ~ --aE
F1-iEs q -1H D1l1- Ehs -1z f-.lr tcc
H. y.2ssess51u q ual.h rhe f-s- a.1-'i
uIs s-ElH1 iz -As F-s-tb ant l-a5ll-
ware. and rg--ll-ls-1 a s--zre-is -,--1s &C
-lls ErHz-s- E--gsi--t=.'s - ---1irrl -1st.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

Casuncey c. Hotchkiss has. In bis
story. The Passing Of Lou Twitchell,-
in Ainslee's for July, drawn a picture
familiar 10 most Americans But the
picture is drawn so clearly and 50
strongly that its familiarity intensiaes
TIE interest Of the reader. instead Of
Eezkening L. Il is an unconmOay
sur0ng dellneatioa OF character. and is
Absolutely true % life.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

selves suspended from membership by
the Executive Committee. or the
ground thai they were attempting to
disrupt the organization Of the Amerl-
caa National Rel Cross and that in
their memorial TO Congress each of
them Assumed m attitude unbeconfur
a member Of the American Red Cross
and hostile 10 tie Interests OF tina; o.
GanILsrion--
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-30

The college foot bail hero has cou
10 be q very conspicuous figure N
twentieth century fiction In real life
however. attractive he may be. be IS
not always or necessarily exempt from
the failures or mistakes Of his less
fortunate fellows Justus Miles For.
man. author OF Journeys End has
recognized this fact in his story in the
July number Of Ains.ee's, "A Recruit
in Diplomacy