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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
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Personal Mention

Miss Nell NJ Christian. the popular and
attractive daughter Of Mr.. r. S, Chris
tlan, of this city. who has been at Gro
yet. Albemarle county, for the past year.
Bigger, at her home on West Grace
Street. Miss Christians many friends will
be glad TO know Of her. arrival.
The Drawn and beauty OF the great
Southwest were strikinglY illustrated yes
Judge Ayers, OF Russell and his two ex-
cept;ons,ly handsome daughters. Judge
Ayers secured from the Governor a. par
don for young convict from Dickinson
county, Improperly sentenced to the pen
itenuary,
Mrs. Bitzhugh Lee, Miss Annie Ice.
and former Governor William Il. Came
General Thomas l., Rosser. at his home.
near the University.
Invitations have been issued 10 the mar
riage of Miss Helen Farley TO Mr., Rob
ert r, Patrick. which VIII take place this
afternoon. July elst at 3 o'clock. at the
brides home No. 202 Miller Avenue, Bar
ton Heights. The bride-e!ect is tho daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Thomas Farley. ST., chief ope-
rator OF the Postal Telegraph Company
attractions. Mr., Patrick is associate
with the Arm Of W. l., Amory on Barton
Heights,
Mrs. Hay T. Thornton, who has been a
Virginia Beach for some. time. is nov
spending the remainder of the season a
Crozet.
| An enga cement announcement of inter
est moi only In Washington army circles
| but In Richmond. is that OF Miss Eliza
! beth Young, the daughter Of General >
J n a ysAi4.l> -. I-IAiliAnalat ISanav- O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
THE TWO VANREVELS
~ BOOTH HARRINGTON.
Downright by Mcclure. Philips & Co.

llke this Mexican war. a rnixed-up prob.
lem and only one thing clear. A few
sschemers have led the country into 1t TO
increase the slave power and make Us
forget that we threatened England
when we couldn't carry out the threat
And yet. II you look at 1t broadly. these
are tho smaller things and they do not
last The means by which the country
grows may be wrong, but its growth IS
right; 1t is only destiny, working out
through lies and blood, but the end VIII
be good It Is bound to happen and you
can't stop it, believe the men who
make this war for their own uses VIII
suffer in hell fire for 1t; but 1t is made.
and there's only one thing l can SEQ as
the thing for me to do. They've called
me every name on earth--and the same
with you, too. Crailey-because I'm an
nbolitionist burt now, whether the
country has snned or not good many
thousand mon have got to do the bleed.
Ing for her, and want to be ono OF
them That's the one thing that is plain
to me-"
yes" returned Crailey. You know
I'm with YOU and think you're always
right. Yes: we'll all be on the way In a
fortnight or SO. Do you mean you won't
quarrel with me because of that? DO
you moan 1t would be a poor time now,
when we're all going out to take our
chances together?"
Quarrel with your Tom rose and
came to the desk. looking across 1t at
his friend. Did you think l might do
that?''
"Yes-I thought So"
"Crailey!' And now Toms express
sion. showed desperation; 1t was that OF
a man whose apprehensions have cul-
minated and who Is forced to face
crisis long expected, long averted. but
I'm minent at last. His eye fell from
Craileys clear gaze and his hand fhget-
ed among the papers on the desk.
NO" he began, with a. painful lame
ness and hesitation. II did not mean 1t
no; I meant, that. In the same way.
only ono thing In this other--this other
affair that seems so confused and Is
such problem--only one thing has
grown clear. It doesn't seem to me that
that" here he drew n deep breath.
before he went on with increasing ner-
II you like a man and
have lived with him a good many years;
that is to say. If you're really much OF
a. friend to him. don't believe you sit
on high seat and judge him. Judging,
and all that haven't much part In 1t.
And 1t seems to me that you've got your
sell. into a. pretty bad mix-up. Cralley.
Yes" said Crailey. "1t's pretty bad"
We'll" Tom looked UP now. with an
almost tremulous smile, II believe that
Is about all can mako OF IL DC you
think IT'S the part OF your best friend to
expose you'll It seems to mo that " there
ever was q time when ought to stand
by you, fits now
There was silence while they looked
at each other across the desk in the faint
light. Toms eyes fell again as Crailey
opened his lips.
.And in spite of everything" Crailey
said breathlessly, you mean that you
won't tell?'
How could I. Crailey?' said Tom Van.
rcvcl as he turned away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs Grace Shields and Miss Shields,
who have gone from Virginia Beach to
Capon Springs was present last week. nj
delightful dinner given by Mr.. Blanch-
ard Forbes. of this city, In the Princess
Anne Hotel. Others enjoying Mr.. Forbes,
Chase City: Miss Hagood. Of Birmingham.
Ala; and Messrs. Harry Goodridge. Percy
Jones, Ed. Henry. Jr.. Rufus Parks and
Mr.. Murray. Of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Mosby contemplate
a stay at the Buffalo Lithia Springs anc
the Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase city. IT
September Mrs. Mosby expects to so tc
Atlantic City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones. who IS
the guest OF Miss Bessie Allyn. In Butte
Street. Norfolk. was charmingly enter
tanned by Miss Allyn at a supper given
by her Mt the WillouEhby. Club. Others
present were Misses Emily and Mapel
Allyn. Mr.. c. j. Collins. Mr.. Winston
Parrish, Mr. Geo. Moss and IAeutenant
Gilmcr. u. s. N.
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SO sang Mrs. Tanberry at the piano.
relieving the melancholy which possessed
her: but Nelson, pausng in the hall to
listen, and exceedingly curious concern
Ing the promised utterance OF the damsel
fair. was to suffer disappointment. as the
ballad was broken off abruptly, and the
songstress closed the piano with mon
strous clatter. Little doubt may BIO en-.
tertained that the noise was designed to
disturb Mr.. Carewe, who sat upon the
veranda consulting brown principe.
and less that the intended insult was ac-
complished. For an expression OF vindlc-
tive nature was precipitated In that
quarter so simultaneously that the bang
OF the plano lid and the curse were oven
as the report OF a musket. and the lmme-
date cry of the wounded.
Mrs. Tanberry at once debouched upon
the piazza, showing vast, ciouded coun-
tenance. "And ! hope to heaven you al.
ready had headache!" she exclaimed.
THE courtesy OF your wish madam
Carewe replied with an angry fash OF
his eye. 'is only equaled by the kind
ness OF heaven In answering 1t. have. In
fact Mt headache. always have. nova
days.
That's good news" returned the lady
heartily
1T thank you" retorted her host.
Perhaps II you treated your daughter
with even decent Indians kind Of po-
likeness, you'd enjoy better health"
"Ah! And in what failure to perform
my duty toward her have I incurred
your dspleasure?"
Where is she now?" exclaimed the
other excitcdly. Where Is she now?'
II cannot say"
Eyes, you can. Robert Carewe!" Mrs.
Tanberry retorted, with n wrathful ges-
ture. you know we'll enough she's in
her own room. and so do I--for tried
to get In to comfort her when heard
her crying. She's In there with the door
bolted, where you drove her!'
II drove herr he sneered.
Yes, you did, and heard you. Do
you think couldn't hear you raging
and storming at her like a. crazy man?
When you get in temper, do you dream
there's soul IN the neighborhood VINO
doesn't know It? You're a fool, II you
do, because they could have heard you
swearing down on Main Street If they'd
listened, What are you trying to DO TO
her ?-break her spirit or what? Be-
cause you'll do 1t. or XIII her never
heard anybody cry so heart-brokenly.'
Here the good woman's own eyes filled,
whats the use OF pretending?" she
went on, sorrowfully. "You haven't spo-
ken to her kindly since you came home,
Do you suppose IN bllna 70 tnatf YOU
weren't bad husband to the poor child's
mother; why can't you he good father
to herr"
her to be a good daughter to me-"
What has sha doneR'
rThe night before 7 went away she
ran 10 Are and behaved there like a
common corr street hoyden, The ladies' Of the
Carowe family have not formerly ACQUIRED
notoriety of that kind
"BahiH said Mrs. Tanherry,
"The next morning, when ! taxed her
with it. she dutifully defed and insulted
me-
win vo,lr deyilish tantrums of this after
noon. Robert CareWeFY
s,o,, >, ~ ~ ratnrned .sWhen / came home
tGs af fs found her reading tha
thing" He pointed to many very cry, SINAI ma
Which Hss We're scattered about the lawn, near ,
the veranda- she was out he dew reaa,ns
and Witch anneared in = special edition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
Second-tla d d Blow.

Mr., W. O. Brown. Of No 1914 hIT East xos clay
stree,;, ternoon, having been struck. by.
gay .rasn a'' Which was hurled against him X
wa sipnet car. The accident occurred q
Main Street in front Of 10 the ts o'h homa ara AND
.Mm,aoas,cal attention rendered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs. Charles Shields and her danGnteers.
the Misses Shields. accompanied by Miss
Eloise Stokea. left last week for Atlantic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Miss Nellie Richardson, OF Louisa. who
Is visiting Miss Mabel Joseph. NO. lllG
Grove Avenue. will leave tomorrow for
New Kent Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mira w. II. Hammond and her daush-
tiers, Misses Ella and Bessie Hammond,
have returned from a two-weeks visit
to Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs. 8. e. Turner Is visiting Mrs. Jones
on Dartmouth Street. Norfolk.
Miss Ver:,a Winston Hodges. OF Buena
Vista Va. is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Mabel Joseph, No Ills Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs. George P. Stacy and Miss Louise
Stacy expect to leave this week for
Peru, KY, the country home OF Mrs. WIN
Jefferson, Mrs. Stacy's daughter. Mrs:
and Miss Stacy will spend next fall and
winter In ST. Louis and Will not return 70
Richmond until after the great St LOUIS
Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
V3R3 :
WHEN JUNE CAME.

"Methought I met a damsel fair
And tears were In her eyes;
Her head and arms were bare,
! heard her bursting signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
FINEST CoAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD,

Richmond to Boston and return, S2S,oot
10 Prevalence and return. s2l.Oo, includ-
ing meals and ROOM via Merchants and
Miners MI Transportation Company, from
Norfolk. Daily line to New England.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railways Of
fees. No Sl9 East Main Street.
e r. w. WRIGHT.
Agent. Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Afiss Emily Townes who has been vie,
Hing Mrs. Thomas Adkins, of South Thiro
Street. has left for Petersburg. after
delightful stay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mira Rebecca Harding Davis and MISS
Nora Davis are spending the season At
Warm Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs 3. f. Laid and Miss Peegie Biz
ger are summering at Crozet, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mir. Irving Campbell has returned IRON
a short stay at Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
spEcIAl LoW-RATE EXCURSIONS
To Atlantic City, N. j., via the Popular
york River Route -$8 Round Trip.

on Thursday and Friday OF each week
"n a,, Vii Vii sell special round-trlp tickets
w W Atlantic city, n. j., and return at $,
n tickets limited, returning, TO reach
tRicnmond not later than wednesday fol'
iV IN addition 10 these low-rate tickets,
,hn Southern Railway will, sell Summer
Tourist Tickets, Richmond to Atlantic
nnntiii October 31st These tickets on, sala
d dIni until September Soth,
Via York River line to Baltimore, and
rennsylvania Railroad or b. and O.
TToutes' Baltimore, to Atlantic City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

A flower wedding for the benefit OF the
City Ice Mission was given by Miss Rosa
line ,Rehling. Of South Third Street. and
number OF her little friends last week,
Miss Rosaline Rehling was the bride. Mas
ter Morton Mercer. the groom; Miss mi
zabeth Brown, tho maid or honor; Mr.,
Frank Lvesay, the minister; and Misses
Elizabeth Ellyson and Thelma I,ivesay
the ribbon bearers. The sum of S2.S5
was raised.
Since last report the following contribu-
tons have been received by the Ice Mis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Miss Maria w. billiard. accompanied BY
her niece and nephew. Woodsie and WINS
Taylor. left for her home in Lynchburg
yesterday, morning, where her brother;
Mr. Tyrce billiard is Ill with typhoid
$n1,e T. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs. Thomas Cooke and daughter.
Abilene, Texas, are the guests Of Mrs.
Charles S. Hurt, No. Go East Main
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Miss Louise Myers, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Armlstead Borlano
at Client, has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

tho Twenty-seoond Infantry the son OF
Colonel Hannay OF tho United states
Army.
Miss Youns visited in Richmond when
her sister, Mrs. John Knight, was here,
stationed for some time. She Is charm,
Ing young lady, Her wedding Is hSeo
for November next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

'I stopped and Looked her In the face,
Twas then she sweetly smiled.
Her features shone with mournful grace
Far more than natures child.
with dlfident and downcast eye.
In modest tones she spoke;
She wiped a tear and gave sigh.
And then her silence broke"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

From entertainment given by tho fol-
lowing little ones at tho residence
OF Miss Rehling, South Third
Street: Misses Rosaline Rehling,
Elizabeth Brown, Elizabeth ELY
son, Thelma Tivesay and Masters
Morton Mercer and Frank Lyesay . 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Mrs Hay T. Thornton, who has been at
Virginia Beach for some time. Is now
spending the remainder Of the season at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

lides. which is now a garden enclosed on
three sides by a dry moat. a batteIli 80
umphale. placed behind this moat, Is useo
In firing salutes on great occasions. AZ i,
ter passing through a gate one may enter
the Court d. Honneur. on the right sloe
OF which Is the Muse. Here. one Is s.
sailed by guides."Speak English; lao lazy IN
their way. TO the left. IS the Musee
de 'Armee The Musee d Honneur con-
tains a collection Of specimens OF we az
ons OF all kinds, dating from the MI w
tenth century to the seventeenth. This
museum also contains many interesting
relics Of Napoleon. among them, his hat.
camp bed several coats ana the oe men
on which he used to rest at E I'D .o,, me
Musee de rAmee Is devoted 10 the souVe'
The Ehgllse des Invalides consists Of two
distinct parasitic Eglise St. Louis and
the Dome. The. nave Of the Eglise 81;
in Algiers. the Crimea, ITALY and China
The Dome DIES Inval!des. or second
church. is a square pile. Surmounted by
circular tower with windows and a
cross. Under this dome. In an open cir.
cular crypt the mosaic pavement. OF
which represents wreath OF laur rel!
rests the Tomb OF Napoleon l. me
sarcophagus consists Of single huge
block of Siberian stone and Is surround
ed by twelve colossal victories and, sixty
flags by twelve in battle by Napoleon.
Above the crypt. rises lne July uouio
In two sections. The first is divided into
panels painted with the figures Of the
apostles. The upper section Is adorned
with a huge painting representing ~.
Louis offering Christ the sword with
which he had vanquished the foes or
Christianity. The most striking feature
in this exquisite chapel Is the contrast be-
tween the faint blush light admitted from
above the altar and stained glass win
dows and the sombre appearance OF the
crypt and It's surroundings. One Is inn
pressed with the solemn grandeur OF the
scene. AT the entrance of this chapel
to the left Is a tomb OF Jerome Bona
parte, once King Of Westphaltn; on the
right is the tomb Of Joseph Bonaparte,
once King Of Spain.
The favorite drive In this city for all
classes in the afternoon Is ont the Avenue
du Bots de Boulogne, leading from the
Arc de lEtoile to the Bots de Boulogne.
a beautiful park. The fashionable hour
for driving on the Bots de Boulogne
If after 8 in the afternoon. the favorite
routes being those le1ding to the lakes
where the handsomest carriages and
most elegant toi!ettes are to be seen.
Three Americans, not many days ago.
took the above mentioned drive and
greatly enjoyed Paris on dress parade.
Those three saw three other Americans
doing the same thing and could not re-
frain from smile OF mutual recognl-
ton at such a friendly meeting.
MALATOFER.
A flower wedding for the benefit OF the
City Ice Mission was given by Miss Rosa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

AS is we'll known. all good Americans
Including virginians. love Paris. The fol-
lowing letter, written from Paris by a
Richmond girl, who is now enjoying It,
eustafns a truth that has passed into
IN axiom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21

Yes" returned Craley. you know
I'm with you; and I'tldnk you're always
right. Yes we'll all be on the way In a
fortnight or So Do you mean you won't
quarrel with me because of that2 Do
you mean 1t would be a poor time now.
when we're all going out to take our
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-10

Die nit eroBem 2arm anaes
flnoigte 8roihire oes baprilhen
2anotaasabaeoroneten 8irf iiber Die
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aber cine arge @nttdu1bung bereitet.
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WDrte gebrauhte, Elm oerartiaes
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