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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mabel yann, Major w. Il, Robertson and
j. D. Nett.
Grand High Priest H. G. smallhones, Of
The Grand Commandery. Royal Arch
Masons, of North Carolina, has gone to
Southern Pines to institute Grand
Chapter, Mrs, smallbones accompanies
him.
Miss Louise Yancey and Miss Gay
Bernard Wilbon. of Richmond, are guests
at the Seashore Hotel, Among the other
popular visitors at the seashore resort
are Mr., and Mrs, Watt Martin. of Win
ston; Misses Daisy and Jessie Nurey,
of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs, 0. p Heath.
of Charlotte.
Misses Pacide and Reba Bridges, Of
Tarboro, who have been visiting Miss
Nellie Emerson on the beach, left to-
eny. the former returning home and the
latter going TO Morehead City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan NJ. Williams
have gone 10 Hot Springs; My, and Mrs
w. IL. Sprunt, SO Blowing Rock; Mrs
L. S. l3elden and Hiss Isabel Relden, to
Wade Meoup
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voice, having sung in the Holy Trinity
Church for some time. She has been
engaged by the Grace Street BAPTIST
Church and will lead the choir there IN
the future. Miss 1saacs has sung at sew
eral charity entertainments.
Miss Newman Will be remembered as
one Of the sweet soprano singers of
Richmond. She has delighted many au.
dlenccs Ii this city. She Is Well and
popularity known. ana will return TO
Richmond after spending several months
III New York
Miss Newman is the daughter OF Mrs.
Isaac Newman, Of No. 52J North First
Street. She is petite and pretty bru-
nette and quite accomplished In music.
Orange Horse Show.
The Orange Horse Show will be mag
netic event OF the week, attracting many
members Of Richmond society.
The entries are fine and the riding
Will doubtless be altogether up to the
mark. as the proximity OF tho orange
Horse Show grounds to the. hesWlck
and Albemarle Hunt Clubs Will make II
probable that many OF the fine riders
from those clubs, Including Mrs. Mamie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

the guests at the Allegheny Hotel,
Goshen
Misses Ella and Lalla Mayo. Mary
Coleman Terrell and Lizzie Smith have re-
turned from most pleasant outing
North, having visited Atlantic City, New
York, Boston and other places OF interest
on the Atlantic coast.
Miss Priscilla Alden Nicholson, of WASH
ington. d. c., Is the guest OF MISS Con-
stance Bates. of Bon Air,
MIR. and Mrs A. r. Craig and Mr.. T.. w.
Gates are now in the Catskill Mountains,
New York, after spending couple of
weeks at Atlantic City and the Jersey
coast.
Mrs. B. S. Barker and children left
yesterday for the Lithia Springs In
Georgia TO spend the summer.
Mrs. J.. w. Finch and daughter left Fri
day for Hardware, Va, where they will
be established for the season
Mr. Gordon r. Brannon, OF the Old
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Epes, Mr.. Robert NJ. OFerrall and Mr.
Travis Epes, Of Richmond; Mr.. and MIS-.
Maxwell Donnan. of Petersburg; Misses
sallie and Rebe Epes, Miss Helen HAIRS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Beverly. Messrs. w az
ton, Edward and r. e. Epes, Mr.. w. y.
Harris and the Rev. c. M. Diekerson, OF
Blackstone, Va; Mrs J. T. Agnew and
Mrs Blair. Of Nottoway, and last, but not
least, the charming daughters OF the most
and hostess, Misses Nellie, Meta and
Maria Tuggle.
Miss Mabel McBain, the leading con-
tralto at All.saints Church and Beth
Ahaba Synagogue. Is spending the sum
mer months on the Massachusetts coast,
where she is studying with Mr.. whitney,
the leading vocal Instructor of the New
England Conservatory.
Miss Lena Hancock Of this city, Is the
guest of Captain and Mrs. T. L. Emerson,
Of Baltimore. aboard their steam yacht,
''Margaret"
The yachting party are now at Newport
for the races. Among those on board are
Mrs I. Emerson. Dr. and Mrs. Smith
McKim. Miss Anne McKim. Mr.. Harry
williams. Mrs Willie Lehr and Miss
Hancock.
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at Virginia Beach, will be during August
at the White Sulphur Springs, where she
Will be welcomed by coterie OF friends
annually gathering at that celebrated re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Williams, Of Balti-
more, are visiting at No. BIG North
Twenty-slxth STREET.
Mrs. Henry T. Christian is spending
July and August at Harrisonburs, va.
The semi-monthly meeting of the Board
for the Home Of Needy Confederate
Women will be held at No. 213 East Grace
Street Tuesday, July 2Sth, at 10 A. NJ,
Mrs. A. j. Montague has returned to the
city and will preside A full attendance
is urged.
Mrs. Alice Marrow Finch, Of Boydton,
who is now In Richmond. will leave
this week for a trip to Saratoga Springs
where she will join her friend, Mrs.
Gwat hmey. of New York. and party.
After several weeks at Saratoga, she
will return to Richmond and go for the
rest of the season to the Greenbrier
White Sulphur.
Colonel and Mrs a. S. Buford are
summering at the Cold sulphur Springs.
Miss Sara Harrison, Of Danvile, is
visiting Miss Mary Barksdale, of No.
81 East Grace Street
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Gray arc among
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nesboro. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Alfred
walker, of North Carolina, are also at the
Inn.
Sergeant and Mrs. William j. Orange
have left for Phlladelpha and Atlantic
City, TO be gone some time.
Mrs. CORTLAND Smith. and not Mrs.
Blair Johnson, won the ortner cup at
the Manassas Horse Show. Mrs Blair
JOHNSON did not attend the show.
Mr. L. Solomon. OF No. 1722 East Main
street, will leave for New York this
morning on business trip. lie will be
gone about two weeks.
DR.. George ROSS and Miss May Jones
are pleasant Richmond additions to the
company at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Hair will leave
the city August 1st to spend the summer
at Bar Harbor and other places on the
COAT OF Maine.
Mrs d. r. Williams, who spent July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
.BEUATY DIED FROM
GRIEF OVER LOVER.

Especial Gable to The Times-Dispatch,
Copyright. RIB
NAPLES, July: Pa local beauty, wear
ing the soubriquet of THE prettiest girl
i'll Naples Is dead, the victim OF the
quarrel of rivals for her hand in mar
rage.
The rival suitors fought in the street,
and the girl appeared on the scene at the
moment the one whom she preferred Tell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
BOATING PARTIES
AT WILMINGTON.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
WILMINGTON, n. c., July 25,-Tues-
day evening a delightful boat party was
given on the Cape Fear River by Mr.. Il.
Alexander Baxter, complimentary to Miss
Mabel Vann, of Franklnton The trip
was given up the river on the splendid
steam launch Eva. Those in the party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

dead. with knife thrust in the heart
she knelt down ana embraced him tens
0erly.
When they tried TO detaeh me BODY
herself had died, presumably OF grief
and despair
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Low-RATE EXCURSION TICKETS

To Hot Springs, Ark, via Southern
Railway.
On Wednesday and Saturday OF each
week until September soth, the Southern
Railway VII sell spes9isal low snd rate tick,
one Z fars for pi the round-trip, plus $500,
With return limit Of thirty days. Double
fering choice routes tnfonsh Asheyille,
ianta Birningham and Memphis.
@ SGT @ REA-.
Bear. III, - 10 Kid S.s !!.s WAYS !s Bought
sis, J; LIzHzzz1ag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
spending vacation with his parents, at
| Moreland. Georgia;

spending vacation with his parents, at
Moreland, Georgia;
Miss Elizabeth Brander, who has been
IA ting Virginia Beach, Buekroe, and
icon the guest of Mrs. William Roane
Aylett. in Newport News, has returned
to Richmond.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the Nat.
urai Bridge excursion on July 18TH, and
! nice Gum Will be doubtless realized for
tha, most worthy Institution, the Retreat
for the Sick.
Mss Bernadette Meredith. Miss Birdie
Hulcher. Miss Agnes OBrlen Miss Es-
tele Hulcher and Miss Della Folker have
all gore TO Otterburn Litha Springs to
snend .he remainder of the summer.
Mss Cara e. Enrich, of Baltimore. ia
Tho charming guest of her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Greener
Miss May Greener, who has recently
returned from Baltimore, is visiting her
friend. Miss Lulu Allen, at Laurel Grove.
Henrico county
Mrs. r.. A. Taiey, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. William Rives, at Virginia
Beach. and Mrs. william II Terry. OF
Client. Norfolk. has returned home and
has as her guest, Mrs A. j. Blanton. OF
Washington.
Miss Lille Wells. who has been visiting
Mrs. william Langley, of Norfolk, will
return home to-day
Miss Ruby N James Of Marshall
street, has left for a short stay at Sun
nys!de," Cumberland county.
Mrs. J x. Mason. of louisville. Ky.
's visiting her sister, Mrs. A IT Sands,
Of No. 1615 Grove Avenue, The Rev. DR..
Mason will join her on Tuesday next
Mr.. Edouard Lovensten has gone for
trip 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr..
Frank Z. Brown. the son Of Captain D. A.
Brown and the consulting engineer OF the
VIRGINIA electrical Construction Com
pany, to Miss Florence Evelyn Bum p, the
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. w. A Bumps,
Of Dexter, Me.
Mrs, L. K. Shepherd ana little daugh-
ter left Thursday for fredericksburg,
where they will remain until septem-
Der lst
IS
Miss Sallie Padget, OF West Main
Street. accompanied by her niece. Mary
Cornett, have gone to Asheville. N. c.,
to visit her brother. Mr. Robert Padgett
Mr. I7adgett was formerly merchant in
this city. but on account Of bad health,
he sold out and moved to Asheville for
the benefit OF the climate.
Miss Chumu1ie Warren. OF East Leigh
Street. who has been visiting at Reu-cns
near Jynchburg, has returned accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Enln1ie Rick
cts
The Misses Bland and Miss Mildred
Hill, chaperoned by Mrs. William p. s.
Mayo are spending some time at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs, Thomas Jefferson Walker, chill
dren and maid, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Walker. are at the Brunswick Inn.
Waynesboro, Va.
Miss Marie Elizabeth wingo left yes
terday TO spend the summer at Brook
side, Waynesboro. Va.
Mrs. A. T. Arn1istead has again leased
the house she now occupies, No. POI West
Franklin Street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lacy left yesterday
a week or more.
Miss Eva Michaels is visiting relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Dominion Steamship company offices. is
in Cartersville,
Misses Hazel and Beulah Myer and Mr.
Morton Myer will leave next month for
Canada.
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land both of this city, were married
last evening at o'clock at the home OF

Hon. r. II. Jackson, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Hon. r b Matthews. Of Petersburg,
Ky, members Of the Finance Lodge
Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge, We're
shown many attentions while visiting at
Wrightsville Beach the past week. Tues
day they We're entertained with river
ride by Captain Thomas D. Meares. Tie
others In the party besides those melt-
toned were Mrs. r. d. Meares, Miss
Jane Meares, Miss Mary Borden, Miss
Alice Borden Miss Neppe Borden, Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mrs. r.. A. Talley, who has been the
guest OF Mrs, William Rives, at Virginia
Beach. and Mrs. william II Terry. OF
Client Norfolk. has returned home and
has as her guest, Mrs. A. J. Blanton. Of
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mrs. A. T. Armistead has again leased
the house she now occupies, No. 207 West
franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Miss May Greener, who has recently
returned from Baltimore, is visiting her
friend. Miss Lulu Allen, at Laurel Grove.
Heprir, cointy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Miss Marie Elizabeth Wingo left yes
terday TO spend the summer at Brook
side, Waynesboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

The engagement is announced Of Mr..
Frank Il. Brown. the son Of Captain D. A.
Brown and the consulting engineer OF the
VIRGINIA Electrical Construction Com
p ny, to Miss Florence Evelyn Bump, the
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. W. a. Bumps,
Of Dexter Me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mtss Bernadette Meredith Miss Birdie
Tulcher. Miss Agnes o'Brlen, Miss Es-
telle Hulcher and Miss Della Folker have
all gone to otterburn Lithia Springs to
spend the remainder of the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mrs J. K. Mason. of louisville. Ky.
's visiting her sister. Mrs A II Sands,
of No. 1915 Grove Avenue, The Rev. DR..
Mason will join her on Tuesday next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mr.. Edouard Lovenstein has gone for a
trip 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Miss Lille Wells, who has been visiting
Mrs. William Langley, Of Norfolk, will
return home to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Lacy left yesterday
for Nimrod Hall. where they will spend
week or more.
Miss Eva A1ichaels is visiting relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Miss Cara e. Enrich. Of Baltimore, is
the charming guest OF her relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Greener.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Mrs, Thomas Jefferson Walker, chill
dren and maid, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Walker. are at the Brunswick Inn.
Waynesboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

Miss Ruby N. James, Of Marshall
street has left for short stay at Sun
nys!de," Cumberland county.
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Mrs. L. K. Shepherd and little daugh-
ter left Thursday for fredericksburg,
where they will remain until septem-
Der list.
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Miss sallie Padget, OF West Mar
Street. accompanied by her niece, Mary
Cornett, have gone to Asheville. N. G.
to visit her brother Mr.. Robert Padgett
Mr.. Padgett was formerly merchant ir
this city. but on account OF bad health
he sold out and moved to Asheville TO.
the benefit OF the climate.
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Tickets are selling rapidly for the Nat.
ural Bridge excursion on July 18th. and
A nice gum Will be DOUBTLESS realized for
Ia, most worthy institution. the Retreat
for the Sick
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. James T. Parkinson. Miss Chris
tine and Miss Elise Parkinson are at the
Cold Sulphur Springs for the season.
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The Misses Bland and Miss Mildred
Hill, chaperoned by Mrs. William p. 8.
Mayo are spending some time at Virginia
Beach.
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Miss Chummie Warren. Of East Leigh
Street, who has been visiting at Reu9cns
near Jynchburg. has returned accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Enln1ie Rick
etts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
MRS. SPENCER
LOSES JEWELRY.
Burglars Enter Residence of Mrs.
Mclean and Secure Rings
Worth $500 During
Dinner Hour.

For the second time within two years
Judge and Mrs. selden p Spencer have
been victims of burglars. It became gen.
orally known yesterday that the residence
of Mrs. Mary H. Mclean. No. $3.50 Wash
ington avenue, with whom Mrs. Spencer is
rooming, was robbed on the evening of
December Ii.
The thieves secured jewelry valued at
$500 and s2s In money. Mrs. Spencer was
the heaviest loser. the jewelry and SO be-
longing to her. The other victims were
Mrs. Hegberg and Miss Mclean.
The robbery was committed while Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Hegberg and Miss Mclean
were dining on the first floor The thief
entered through second-story window
and the loss was not discovered until the
following day.
Judge Spencer notified the police. but no
report was made of the matter until yes
terday, although Detective CahilI and pli-
v7te detectives have been working on the
case since the robbery was discovered.
Among the articles stolen was gold
B., December S, S. a solitaire diamond
ring. ring with two diamonds and a
ruby, q ring with two diamonds ring
with q diamond surrounded with pearls. o
pearl ring. a turquoise ring and ring
with a turquoise surrounded with pearls
A year ago last summer, while the
Spencers were visiting in the East. bur-
away several hundred dollars worth of
articles, including much clothing and
many of Judge Spencer's law books. The
police recovered part OF the property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
CIRCUIT COURT
GRANTS So SUITS.
Attention of Judges of Five Di-
visions Occupied in Hearing
Default Divorce Cases.

Five divisions Of the Circuit Court were
engaged yesterday hearing default divorce
cases and granted fifty-four DEGREES.
Judge Kinealy granted divorces to Lena
a Gerleman from Edwin 6. Gerleman;
10 Margaretha Anderson from Harry F.
Anderson: to Emily Heiberger from Gott-
Tried Heiberger; to Josephine kimmel from
Samuel kimmel; to Laura B. Lott from
Charles H. Lott: to Helma Belle Bristol
from Charles H. Bristol; to Louisa Cole
from George Cole; to Mile J. Wilson
from Edward F. Wilson; to Peose l..
Campbell from George W. Campbell: to
Josephine Farley from Clarence Farley;
to Mae /. Kendall from William R. Ken
oall and TO Arthur F. Greenwood from
Minnie E. Greenwood.
Judge Wood granted divorces to Emile
Lohrmgei from William Lohrmgel; to En-
ma FTisbie from Frank c. Frisbie, custody
OF child and IS a month alimony; to Ida
Harris from Baxter Harris; to Estella
curry from Eugene W. Curry; to Mary
T. Liyesey from William ]. Livesey; to
Edward J: Hunt from Louise s. Hunt; to
gerald: to William H. Motley from Ed
wilma Motley; to William NJ. Louderman
rom Grace 3. Louderman. and to Rosa
Hauch from Frederick Hauch.
Jackson from James Jackson; to Mary
Bartels from John Bartels: to Mamie
sherman from Frederick j. Sherman; to
Nellie Sagers from Albert Sagers; to Lou
McGrath from Patrick McGrath; to Will
liam E. Moore from Carrie Moore: to Ka-
tie Hunt from Henry c. Hunt; to Annie
Bohne from w. B. Bohne; to Mary Os-
born from William Osborn: to Bella Her
man from Benjamin Herman, and to
George L. Foster from Elizabeth Foster.
Judge Ryan granted divorces TO Howard
johnson from Teresa Johnson; to Rose
Burnette from Harry Burnette; to Idna
French from Charles w. French, and to
Bessie Pryibil from Rudolph Pryibil.
Judge Fisher granted divorces to Will
nam Non from Louisa Non; to Anna B.
Acton from Rufus Acton, and restoration
Imam from Boone II. Imam, and restora-
ton of maiden name. WILDER; to Elizabeth
Mueller from John Mueller. custody of
two children and SO a month alimony; to
Ida Peyton from James Peyton; to Lucy
Wegner from William Wegner; to Eliza
and restoration OF maiden name, Bauer;
to Catherine Deckard from James w.
Deckard. restoration of maiden name, Hol-
ger. and $50 alitnony in gross; to jose
phine Klinkel from Henry Klinl1el and
restoration of maiden name. Tousenot: 10
Mary 2. Jackson from William !. Jack
son. and restoration of maiden name. Gay;
to Marion ID. Terry. from Newton Terry;
to Mamie E Fullerton from William A.
Fullerton. and so a month alimony; to
Eliza Munson from Edward Munson. and
to Laura NJ. Wills from John W. Wills.
Judge Fisher dismissed the suit for d.
vorce of John E. Sprague against Lulu B.
Sprague. The case was tried some time
ago and taken under advisement.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
SEEK LIVERY DRIVERS
AT SCENE OF STRIKE.
Members of st. Louis Industrial Al
lance mt Chicago Anticipating
Trouble Here.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Ill, Dec. 2s.-oficers of the st.
Louis Industrial Alliance arrived in Chi
cago to-day in search Of livery drivers.
They said general strike was threatened
In their city January /, and that they de-
sired to be prepared.
Secretary Saunders of the alliance said
that the liyerymen and undertakers of the
Worlds Fair city were thoroughly organ
finish.
Il wish to add" he said, that if they do
strike, there will be no attacks upon
funerals such as have disgraced Chicago.
We desire to have plenty of men on hand
and IL the strike comes We will continue
business as usual with an entire new
force"
Settlement Of the livery strike was not
effected to-day. Indications are that the
fight will progress along the lines COM
drivers are being engaged. and owners re-
port that their former employees are de-
sirous of returning to work.
If some decisive step toward a settle
that the strikers will desert their organi-
zation and ask for work from the men
whose employ they left. HearseS and car
riages are being supplied by many of the
owners. They are serving as drivers them
selves.
Norman Larson. a teamster, employed
by the Kelly Teaming Company, was fined
$50 to-day by Justice Scully for attempting
to stop hearse yesterday while 1t was
mems Association was represented at the
trial, and the officers say that they will
prosecute vigorously any interference with
their business.
The arrest Of Larson is the first. as the
decided to submit their grievance to the
Chicago Board of Arbitration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-29
TRANSIT EMPLOYEES GET
BONUS FOR cAREFULNESS.
Motormen and Conductors Receive
One Cent an Hour Extra for
Avoiding Accidents Last Year.

The st. Louis Transit Company yester-
day rewarded its conductors and motor
men who have had no accidents while In
charge of cars during the last twelve
months.
General Superintendent John Grant an
nounced year ago that all conductors
and motormen who succeeded in operating
their cars for twelve consecutive months
nus OF cent an hour for all time worked
during that period.
The largest amount received by one man
was SSs.1S. The system will be continued,
as Superintendent Grant believes that it
causes greater care and fewer accidents.
The following conductors received the
bonus:
A T. , AkshuTst G. L Al1en ar w AyFes.
ssS 4 daAp5 sfiEn coe bq,.' b 4
P Poster: t e. F & 4 Gaaman. e. v
Glover glover: c; IA; G9Sdman, al; Geodpasturs. y.
Hart. F. Harvey. C. a. Hawkins. Ira c. Hook.
er. r; B. Hodge, n. e Houngren. ". \.
5 HsmPsses lass Ke4ns We Kerr JOINS
Kline. ". Langsnberg; G. w, Law, &. n.
Lester H; Long E. j. Mcfarland L: Mesira, Y
E. Newport. s. ]. Newsome. ]. G. Nix. j.
@ BIien; L, omohundrg. y. 2. overson; J, Il.
tit. C. H. Poth, W. L. Powell, N. c. Powers.
J. A. Prins,er. F.. NJ. Purdon. 3. Regain B. r.
Robards c. Rockaway, W. B. Sasscer. ].
Scarborough. c. NJ. Shipley, W. R. Sizemore.
r. ]. smiri. j.. T. Snow. J; T.; sollars, J: NJ.
iinson. H. d. Truman. K. w. Turpin. E. H.
Underwood. Isaac Van Kirk, r. Van Kirk. A.
y. MaHshan1; J, y; vaughan; F. Yolreit i,;, z.
inson. U. G. Williams. J. E. whest.
The following motormen received the
bonus:
T. A. Bagby. W. F.. Carroll. w. D. Cline. C.
Cochran. A. Corcoran. L. NJ. Covington. J. F.
Cross. E. L Daniels Debow. 4. Fink ].
dian. G. H. Harbough. Q. D. Harlow. j. V.
Hite. A. WI Keith, S. Kelly, j. E. Kendall.
G. ]. Kyle. F. 8. Loftin. E. R Mcdonald. g.
McKenna J. A. Mckenzie ]. NJ. Moore. c. F.
Ridgeway. l.. S. Skinner L. H. Weber. G. NJ.
Wood. j. J. Woods, W. W. Corey.