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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
BUCHANAN REPLIES
TO FERRIS AFFIDAVIT

In reply to an anda*t printed in "rhe
opinion" yesterday, signed William Fer
ris, Mr.. c. B. Buchanan. OF the VIE
eInia Passenger and Power Company has
written the following: ,o,,
Richmond, Va, July Z, 1913
Edltor of The Tlmes-Dispatch:
Sir,-I wish to state through your COL
umns that the publication IN the
"Opinlon" of to-day of an affidavit that
j am travelling under an assumed name is
maliciously false
have placed the matter IN the hands
OF my counsel, to take such action as
they may deem proper.
Respectfully
G. b, BUCHANAN,
Superintendent of Transportation,
Virginia Passenger and Power Company.
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SEARCH FOR BODIES
IS STILL IN PROGRESS
fpy Associated Press. !

JEANETTE, Pa. July 1.-THE search
for hodies OF victims of the Oakford Pan;
dtsa M ster was resumed to-day and Will
s h.' prosecuted vigorously as long as
there ls = "a hone of finding the remains of any
of those SIN numbered among the n.;ss-
Ing. W .oa,o
coyered hut ii Is believed a number will
he found in the debris alopg the fennsyl-
yania Railroad tracks. Coroner WYrne es-
Inmates the number OF dead az twenty
FIVE, and says Il certainly wul cot ex-
coed kfty.
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CAPT. MCCARTHY
WILL RUN AGAIN
He Announces that He viii
Be a Candidate for
Mayor.

Captain Carlton Mccarthy, City Ac-
countant. will again be q candidate for
Mayor. lie writes as follows:
Editor of The Times-Dispatch;
sir,-Slnce several persons have been
publicly mentioned and suggested ms suit
able candidates for the office of Mayor
at the next election, am constrained to
announce my own candidacy now, though
T had not intended to do so before 1904
in order that no one may truthfully call
me the third candidate"
II is my purpose not 70 mention this
mater again publicly until 1904, nor pri-
vately unless / am approached by per-
sons Interested in my candidacy
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Richmond, Va. July Z. 1908,
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WRIGHT AGREES TO
RETURN TO LONDON
lRv Associated Press.l !

NEW YORK. July 7,--Whitaker Wright,
the London financier and promoter, who
Was arrested early IN March az charged
MD MD Globe Finance Company, and has
Sine Since been in Jail pending extradition pro-
eeedIngs, ssd to-day formally waived all rights
and agreed to be, voluntarily extradited
Wright waived his rights against tho
ADVICE OF his counsel. both here and in
+ London. ~
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MERCANTILE MARINE
STOCKS LOW RECORD
(Bv Associated Press.)

~ n ~ by lhSSUtIdItI I-IVSs,5 - y
NEW YORK. July 7.--lnternational
Mercantile Marine common stock de-
clined on the Wall Street curb to-day
to Az, making new low record. The
previous bottom price was 5.
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CHARGED WITH PEONAGE:
PLACED UNDER BOND
(By Associated Press. |,

JAcKsoNyILE, FLA. July 7-J, s.
Bennett, chairman OF the Board of Com
t1issioners of Bradford, accused by Mag
gle Williams of holding her In state
of peonage, was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Locke to-day,
waived examination and was placed un-
der five hundred dollar bond. which he
gave.
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GENERAL.

Stock market was colorless,. though
there was an appearance OF ACTIVITY Y the
Pore nS,ts Eco and and he was afforded great relief;
may possibly liyc three or four days. but
come o sFes # shsepshsad MSn 1as shs
.-lsecrctary Hav spends day with Presi-
dent M oyster bay them ,hs me1sfE5 1eWsb
petition to the Car and the Alas
Ia boundary dispn,eTr1Oops sp,fsa re- nat,n3 iT
,,itv. and day passed without more disor-
Of lsY lnnaey wbd 10 IS examhe ere
ing from hallucnations that his children
are trying to kin hmAmsEh'eam RAiish cn,,sias Siasaa
President Loubet, of France spends busy
day In London as guest Of English iadi,e nation
.E .Eaucator assembled In Boston discuss
many themes s-Virsinia Republicans @ con,
iident Of success at polls # theX,can , III llha
Moses to lead them out of political Wilder
ness railroad attorney refuses to tes.
tify in cases OF bribery cnaffsea a :; ;,gnssl
Missouri legislators for fear Of incr'mhat
4ng himself.
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TWENTY=FOUJR ARE
KILLED TN WRECK
Features Of
the Wreck.

Twenty-four persons killed
mostly negroes and immi-
grants.
Wreck caused by an open
switch.
Second-class coach was
telescoped by combination
car.
w. X. Ward, Union News
Agent on train. had miracu-
lous escape, being thrown
through window Of car in
which all we're killed. and
having his leg broken.
w. B. Brubeck. Of Char
1ottesville. rendered insane
by terrible sights, was found
five miles from scene Of acci-
dent.
DR.. Lambeth, Of the Uni.
versity Of Vii ginia, only ply
sician on the train, organized
force and worked nobly for
the injured.
Ladies rendered great as
sistance in caring for the.
hurt. and showed much for
titude.
Most Of the immigrants
were kustrians. and were
bound for distant points,
some as far as California.
. -lt
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Fourth OF July was celebrated with
Great eolat in Fayetteville on the sixth
Governor Aycock commutes the sentence
az wealthy citizen. sent to the penlten-
1iary for attempted criminal assault. TO
raying a fine.
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POPE LEO SLEEPS,
BUT WITHOUT REST
The Bulletins From Rome.

The following bulletins, printed In
reverse order Of their receipt give In
brief form the stages Of the Pope's
condition yesterday and early this
morning:
ROME, July s-s:15 A. m.-Pope
Leo ls now In troubled sleep.
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sTArE OF THE THERMOMETER


Highest temperature yesterday.......- % %
Lowest temperature yesterday....,..- q
Mean temperature yesterday......'.- 60 90
Normal temperature for July....:........- 70 20
Departure from normal Temperature ~
Precipitation during past "a hours...' y"
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MINIATuRE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Harry Snyder arrested, CHARGED i, "itn de1
the shooting OF l.. Siebert Ceahe !. naii W.
MED him: he declines 10 olscuss ~. ~ g
charge against him: Mr.. Cease inprotc!ItIs ~
Another quiet day in the strlh I'nr
diers being quietly withdrawn---NuIrll , uIrlnes ! ,.a
OF men now at work for the PasssneeI anu y
Power Company---Mr e. b. Buc[TlIhna.,.. AZ
pronounccs malicIously false the, FcTrls
affidavit, charging him with trayellng w w.
der an assumed ma r,1e---Splendid m week J oI
the growth of crops--Damage rs do1ie
by cloudburst in Varina--a orses a.. az
most stung TO death by bees----Com nlltse ,ss
on Municipal Corruption piles w ..i adol-
tional charges against John d; hinsI innse',I.a
Rioter punished severely II the ps pp"nrs
Courte--Governor appoints Nurses posttu ~ ~
---Hustings Court fixes July 2sth a9s LOT
hearing cases Of rioters----Guigon-A -Ansls
case postponed IN Henrico---GoyerITii = 81
cornmutes Bryants death sentence 70 iils :,
imprisonmen of Lowry. charged
With killing G. z. Graham. goes over 70 70
July 21st----New superintendent OF "a a. =
Reformatory arrives and takes en- cha,rss-- i,rsss
Honor done Rev DIR. e., S.lSa!lscn11 -
Richmond Howiizers make iavqrap XIX. DIE y !.
Impression In Manchester---.,Naylg aylgatloil = I
Dutch Gap TO be improved by the govern. :.
rnent---Many Witnesses TO testiiy r r.S.aS ..Is
concerning the death OF Luther laylor.
MASCHESTER-- Segro Waterman q :
rested for carving concealed Yeapons--,-
Mr.. Charles 4. Cox ill---.The MhSor
Court sunGayischool picnics..---tinsafnc nc l.
Committee 10 mcet---Funeral Oh MH.
WilkinEon. 9Is
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VIRGINIA.

Fearful passenger wreck at Rockfish and
twenty-tour people killed and many
wounded: head-on collision and crew OF
both engines killed: fearful scenes-----A q
Northern family report purpose OF negroes
10 burn the town OF Emporia and retuIn
North: military called out. but nesroT.s .
made no attack-Street car company IN
Petersburg declare they want no more
1ner,---M. 4. Walton for the fourteenth
consecutive time elected president q
Me.hodist Spniay-School Union; f5altl- :
more Confcreiics----LiQuor dealer In, Nor-
folk sells TO 4 minor and forfeits his u !,
..ense--Merchants petition City Council
MANY deserters from the warshps N
Hampton Roads-----Brttish steamship, ,,s,. AZ
NeWport News to take 1000 cows to South
Africa---Nfayor Lee. Of Crewe, reelected
by the Councii other officers--SecCia
death at Norfolk as result OF recent hot
News against social clubs----A lawyer IN
Norfolk offers to sell social club charters
al ono hundred dollars each-----Mayor :
Moss suspends the superintendent OF
streets in Newport Ne eTs----Negro secures
verdict OF $500 against railroad In Dan
Willie for the loss OF his feet-7-Steanshl,p
companies reported by strikers at SorlolR
for Working men overtime--The German
cruiser Gazelle hack at the Newport News
.Ifipyard---Rey. DR.. Paul Whitehead goes
! q I,oston on n miss ssion---Tournamen and
ball at Covington-Sad shooting OF
father all Warrcnton by his only som
Young man shoots himself on the Kappa
drowncd--Girl killed by lightning In Lun-
erburc, and also a mule at the same time
.-Towhat than Democrats decided to have
free flght-Lunenbnrg DerloEatic
Committee 10 meet Monday to decide on
method OF nominating candidates.
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ROME, July s-1:2s A. Nit Is
hoped that the Pope's strength Will
be maintained, as he has taken
somewhat more nourlshment, seem.
Ing to prefer the yolk Of an egg with
small sips Of stlmulant, especially
brandy.
ROME, July "a bulletin Issued at
$3.50 P. M. says:
'fThe condition Of the Pope, as In.
dIeated In the last bulletin, continues
sufficiently satisfactory. His cIrcu-
laton and breathing are slow, but
they are gradually Improving.
LONDON, July IA special dis
patch from Rome says that shortly
before the operation the Pope re.
marked to those around him:
"a thank God that he has vouch.
safed to me the boon Of being able to
say good bye to all. love you all,
but am tired and am glad to go"
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THE TIMES. rouNpEP lsss. sss
THE DISPATCH. FOUNDED 1891.
SUMMARY or DAYS NEWS
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 7.--Forecast ioi
Wednesday and Thursday: ,r,,,
Virginla-Fair Wednesday and Ihufs-
day; light, variable winds.
North CarolIna--Partly cloudy Weui.es- z,,
day and Thursday with occasional sno"-
QSs; light, variable winds.
Improved conditions in the. state Oh IN Inc
Temperature continued yesterday, ne
heat was not oppressive during the day
and the night was excellent for slce ping.
Eimjlar conditions are. predicted for to-
2ky and to. morrow.
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Ger, Mary ghanks,i K ate Evans. Lila VIII
lid, Janet Ferguson and Mrs. w. IT More.
head, n Messrs. snider, Pope, Nc C1ung, Bow
man, Lee, ID. G. and CT Preston, 4 Green
land, Mann, Mason, Patterson yres,
Chalmers and Bryant Ferguson, Killey,
Buford. Meyer, Wedemeyer.s t De-. Z. bur SUI vel
Professor G. b. Cannaday and Professor
Kegley 81 SS8 Ri M 555
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.DINWIDDIE'S GOOD
AMATEUR A ACTORS {
Theatrical Entertainment OF
the Hebron Library Club
on Monddy#Night
s !, 70 rhe 1nes-Dispatch.'

s58e5s ESPECIAL to The fI1lne9-OlSpdSClllJ 94
HEBRON, VA. May 2,-one Of the
most delightful entertainments ever wit
messed by the people Of Hebron and VI.
sctnity was that given by the Hebron Ii
brary Club In Browns Hall Monday night
OF this week This hall, which is one OF
the largest in the village, was crowded.
ana the large audience could scarcely be
seated with comfort. Yet SO great has
been the interest OF the people in the
afiairs Of this club, and so we'll was their
anticipation gratltied. that for more than
two hours the closest attention was only
relieved BY applause.
III The entertainment consisted Of drama,
comedy and music. Paul Leicester b'ord's
NV al,uted |; "A chaperon,'.Gas dramatized
by Miss Jessie Young, was presented BY
the following caste 4. 4.
Lydia Greenoush. 2 2 country girl
Miss Lotto Allen,
Mrs. Trayers, her society aunt,
Miss I'm. Prosise,
Mr., Trayera. her uncle,
MT, Eugene Hobbs,
Allan Murohlson. chemist,
n Mr.. s, H Allen.
Monica, his Irish servant, g A
Miss Ellen Nase.
Rlohards, a drunken butler, 8.
A1r, D. H. Fisher,
po,,canoa n ...,..Alr. Lee Vim.
This little play was - Il gem IN sitseit
Although In the hands OF amateurs, It
was handled In such q way as to con-
vince the old theatregoer that he was
really In front Of the genuine lights. IN
dramat.zlng this play Miss Young dis
play cd no little talent,
the programme was very approprlate'y
concluded with comedy, the. bin being "a
RAY 81 Monkeys,'' which was rendered In
a happy STYLE before an applauding and
laughing house by these young ladies end
Sierra Bengallne. Western girl.
Miss Jessie Young.
Mrs.. Ondego Jones, her society aunt,
Miss lou Allen,
Lady Gu,neyeye slandpooye. her guest,
rs 7, Miss Emma White.
chauncay Oglethorpe, Lady CTS sweet
hnart Mr.. Everette Prosise.
Edward Ralston, Sierra's lover,
- Mr. Lee Fisher.
So fayorably was the entertainment re,
ceiyed that the club has been persuaded
70 repeat it elsewhere IN the county, and
| tits will be done later IN the spring,
The club now has th g, discrimination ,9 , T.
build clubhouse; Wn'ch MI Pc great
manent place for Its meetings and enter
tnInments A circulating library Is
rather an innovation for q country neigh
borhood { and is a source OF great pleas
urs IL the book-loyers deberged from the
libraries Of the clty,s338 " 5$ " II
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A SOCIETY EVENT
in WINCHESTER
Piano Recital Given at Fairfax
College for the Winchester
Memorial Hospital.
(speciul to Tho Times dispatch D, y !

Special to The Times, Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA, May "a recent
social event was the elegant recital given
last week at Fairfax College for the bene-
I fit Of the winchester Memorial Hospital.
1T was, a royal success, There were but
four participants, Mrs William e, Hast,
OF Portsmouth. Ohio. an accomplished
zo-soprano; Mrs, Grace Da! getty Kerr,
Of Abingdon, Va. elooutionist; Miss Es-
telle Mae Shore, who Is ackno wiedg ed to
be the leading player upon the pipe or
gan In this section, and Miss Virginia
Cover, pianist who received her musical
education In Germany The programme
was we'll received, and Mrs. fast was
given quite an ovation. On the following
Sunday she sang at the Presbyterian
Church in the morning and at the Bpis-
copal Church In the evening. On both
occasions the churches were crowded to
the doors, Mrs Hast is the sister of Miss
Shore
Il Mr.. Courtney Baylor and family. Of
Boston, who have been spending the Win
ter In this city, have left for Colorado.
His mother, Mrs, L. D. Baylor, and her
accomplished daughter. Miss Margaret,
who also spent the winter here. will leave
in few weeks for their summer home al
Gloucester. Mass
tha National Bank Of Atlanta, Ga; Miss
Frances Andrew and brother, OF Ashe-
Vile N. G.. and che Misses Hsrr1ck. OF
Cleveland, Ohio. are the guests OF tho
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eloatIna Gravel, Dull Back Ache
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
pured by taking stuart's Gin and ,Ruehu.
Tho worst forms Of Kidney, ana bladuer
su faed afss s sXsy osgabe By kg
Eshtf,ily Pleasant tasting medicine, that
icts directing on the kidneys and bladder,
quickly dtainnE oHt syHSpy hGa
Euchu Invariably cures Rright's Disease
Ind Diabetes even when the patient had
yen h9ps Or Thefe they naa e eted
diseased KIDNEY SYMPTOMS,
Agonlsing pains In the back, swollen legs
or abdomen, discharges from the urethra,
neuralgla, Of the bladder. burning sens a.
lgn 81 aesFs + aas nSSosaary as
ar. Stone ~ IN u tic bIaddeer al
oder Of the Urine, sicanty and high.eGl,
eSS ips ANA sek Ha se may ere RsS.
Y F tSs08 s .nsSs ss 81 these symptom.
take suarts fa Sad bbush% ana y9u
Gin and Buchg swsetens the urine
Hons from the kidneys sEd urethra max e
the blood pure. me bis nest GRACE kid.
ps sst u years il hosp tals and pFiyats prsa,
HE Esfii BoTffLE. also Circular. Klylng some
hR, DraF Con- afaats Ca pE gp gsla
heed Ei advice given II YOU describe your
ERAaLI go Bnda se9sh 81 sss broad "a
stssst e ssat 81 sHpss stusrt. a' snd
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Misses sherrard on Amherst Street. y Th no
Misses sherrard reside in the ole colon ma.
mansion that was erected by Hess1ah
prisoners for General Daniel Morgan, one
time during the Revolutionary War, when 'nle1a
an attack Of the rheumat ism kept nm
from the field OF battle. e
Mr.. John s. spicer and bride have !. re-
turned from Ellslns. ", Va, where tney
were married April 18th. Mr., splcer. VINO Il !,
is the local manager for Armour ana
Company, Is a native Of Madison county,
and FOR some years was associated WIN
his uncle, MIR. Marshall. IN business , y. ~
fredericksburg. Mrs, Spioer - the aaa w.
ter OF Mr., and Mrs, D. p, Beck, O. . Hlk-
ins. s3i5i. =, y, -,
will. sail on the 18th Of May foE SOU U
AFRICA, where she will visit her proIher,
W 9. 7Tabb, at Johann esburg. n " aTa Y
went TO Africa Ave years ago, When ths
SWorthington boys OF this city, ms tallea
the tlrst ice plant ever seen " that that coun-
try. i ..i,,.,,,.ar I,
MIS-. w. Q. Hollar. Of this city, ana
DAME, ". Cage, OF Cumberland, Md,
we're married liz that city Sunday n ght,
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succeeded the lats Mr. Edward Stein
meuller as a member Of the Virginia MILL
tary Institute band s IA
Miss Grace silsr has returned to Rock
bridge county from Low Moor, whore she
taught school the past winter. ahe is
now in Lexingto on visiting her sister. Mrs.
ELL Conner. i3i5 n s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Moore. who spent
the winter In Washington, have returned
to their home In Lexington.
Rev. A. G. Hopkins, D. D.. OF Charles
town. w. Va, who was "Stonewall
Brigade" chaplain during the Civil 'a,. ar
has accepted an invitation to deliver an
address before the Confederate veterans
OF Rockbridge at the exercises Memorial
Day, to be held in Lexington May $50.
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DAY AT
The ELkS' CLUB
a Subscription German at the
Municipal Hall Last Night. I
Miss GraVeley's Guests.
1spec,al e INC Ttmes. plspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
DANyILLE, VA. May 2.-There have
been several small society AFFAIRS that
made up in the pleasure afforded the par
}ticipants what they lacked in size, Miss
/ Mary Grayely gave a very delightful l
theatre party and supper to 9 few friends
after the theatre Tuesday night. Those
z present we're Misses Kate Boatwright and
Alice Cummings and Messra. 3: and ~ =.
Freeman and Mr.. Waddill.
Tuesday was the regular ladies' day at
tia Elks' Club. but the past one was ID. DIFF
ferent from others In having afforded
+, more pleasure to the visitors than usual.
During tho afternoon musical selections
on the onophone were rendered by Prof.
r., L. sneed and at night the club had
& an orchestra which played until 70 o'clock
for the fair visitors and their escorts to
dance. There were quite number pres
emit. and the day and evening was one OF
the most pleasant In the history OF the
Z club. Z
a subscription german is being danced
at the Municipal Hall tonight The The
weather Is getting rather warm for ge1-
mans. and while this one Is unusually
spleasant. 1t is not as largely attended
as is the rule, ,it.
great deal Of interest is manifested
IN the approaching marriage OF Miss
Mary q. Boyd. OF Rsldsyille n, G.. to
Mr.. r. L. Dlbrell, Of this place, which
takes place on the 9th Instant Mr,
\ plbrell is one OF the most prominent So SO
ciety men OF the city and is deserYedly
popular popular among his large list OF friends.
Mr.. p, A. cabell has been appointed
aid de camp to Brlgadier- General p, J.
runer, Uniform Rank, knights Of Pyr
thias, with the rank Of major This Is
quite a coveted honor, and ono Of which
Mr., cabell is Justly proud,
Mrs. ]. r. Joplin and daughter, Mrs
samuel Hairston. are visiting IN Chase
City. ,,o,,
n,ensant visit to Lynchburg.
Miss Mabel Moore, Of Halifax county,
is visiting In the city,
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10 - Al
SALEM'Sa SOCIAL CLUB
Miss claudine E erguson Entertained
|. It Friday Evening. m. n
Especial TO The TImes.Dispatch,

Fl ~ 4 4 . II =
\ II SALEM VA, May 2. -Miss Claudlne
Ferguson charmIngly entertained the So
;clal Club Friday evening at the home OF
hars mother on High Street. Progressive
janmalgrams was played. The first prizes
were won by Mr.. Andrew Ayres and Miss
Mary Shanks. The BOBBY prizes went to
Miss Lucy Johnston and Mr.. II. Pr Mann.
Dancing was another enjoyable feature
of the evening. ana g delicious Light sup
per, With creams and assorted cakes, was
served About u o'clock the GROWING Of
tho Queen OF the May took place in the
presence OF the assembled guests. This
4 honor was awarded to Miss Mary Har-
man, one OF Salem's most attractive and
popular young ladies'. Mr.. Greenland was
elected king, The royal party was made
up of the king and queen and knights
Burwell and D. q, Preston, aid the fair
ladies' Misses Willis and Emma Ayres.
The coronation speech was delivered by
Mr. Littell McClung. and while It was
being made Mr.. II. ?. Mann played softly
at the piano. aTfi
The guests were Misses Mabel Bowman,
Annie Langhorne, Matte Henderson, "A l.
ma Garrett, Kate Garrett Emma Ayrcs,
Laura Painter, Jane Johnston, Lucy
Higgs, Mary Hartman, Fannie Altizer
Lucy Johnston, Ina Kegley, Bertha Att
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ROANOKE's. CARNIVAL
The Queen VIII Be Crowned on Mon.
q 5ty day Night. &.
tspsciai 70 Ths, Times Dispateh.) y

4 Z .
Especial 70 The Times -Dspateh.) ~
s ROANQKB VA. May 2.--The corona
ton OF the queen Of the carnival. Miss
fAnnio Sexton. will take place Monday
night on the carnival grounds. Elk
Mayor Woods will be the cardinal, and
will place the crown on the head OF the
pretty young queen Mayor Cuthin will
present the diamond ring which was won
by the queen In the contest. There will
i be two maids OF honor and two matrons
A OF! honor Miss M ldred Bcale will be the
Roanoke maid OF honor. She IS stately
blonde and one OF the most deservedly
popular young ladies OF tho city. She
Z Is at present visiting In Lynchburg.s Miss
Agnes Dufrey, OF New York. will be the
i other maid Of honor. Mrs. James Fleen-
er.f Of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Clay starkey.
& sister OF t,e queen. win be the matrons
OF honor. The queens train win be held
by ltttle Agnes 8 tarkey, niece OF tho
queen. "a, . y II
Friday was celebrated as May Day at
Holllns Institute. Tho young ladies had
& May pole dances crowned tho queen OF
May and had most delightful day OF It.
While Miss Sexton Is being crowned
queen OF this carnival, the young lady
who was Queen Of the first Roanoke car
nival. Miss Claudine Woodrum, Is se-
riously Ill in New u rk. .3si l@5ss.