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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16

our may be a question of taste; his
behaviour is a moral question. When
Queen Elizabeth boxed the ears of the
Earl of Essex, her behaviour was un.
dignified and insulting and the pro.
ceeding was too demonstrative to be a
question of demeanour only"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16
ElExIEEF REPORTS.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 16.-Viceroy AL
exieff reports the destruction of the
japanese steamer Sungari.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16
BRIDGE BLOWN UP.

Salonica. Feb. 16.-The Bulgarians
have blown up railroad bridge near
here, killing nine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16
world NEWS BY CABLE.
(Associated Press Cable.
ANOTHER VICTORY REPORTED.

London. Feb. 16.-Reports reach here
of second engagement at Port Ar
thur in which eight Russian vessels
W ere sunk and ten captured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16
FIRE In PORT ARTHUR.

London, Feb. 16.-The British
steamer Foxton Hall. detained at Port
Arthur, has been destroyed by fire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-16
SCIENTIST PASSES AWAY.

Washington. Feb. 16.-Dr. Schwein-
itz, head of bureau in the Depart
ment of Agriculture, is dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SAD R,TlNGS AT [ !. I
AT TON LAST |. ! I }, WEEK I. |: ! !
ii Observation Party and !: 4;
I apa,lese Party Many Of Of the the
Guests Still Linger.
\ if,gs;n,,,.ci.l to n Tho Times Dispatch.)

biz especial to The Times D ispatch.)
FL AFTON,5yA. Sept. 1O.-Th he sad + days
Of parting from pleasant summer Y; RE nds s,
has come at last, and each train bears
E away the pretty summer girl and s. the
popular matron and little folks !, q Y no
mus must hurry to the city to enter chool: ~
There has never been at Alton e more more
congcnial happy party as gathered there e.',
this season. 4, u: 81,
This week an Observation party
given by Mrs. John 1tcHenry. was 4! q
source ,of great amusement and Y much l'cl'
pleasure to the guests. The prizes were
Won by Mr., Morton and Miss Mamie am i
Hunt Hint. $ot Richmond Mrs. McHenry was
presented with a beautiful Scut-g lass and
silver cologne bottle and a. dve-pound box
Of Huylers BY Mrs c. II. g ~ as a. sllgnt
Z token OF appreciation Of Mrs. Mct1enry5s
efforts to entertain the guests.
IA very attractive japanese par y { was vas
given On Thursday by Master Henry NC
Henry,s Of louisville, Ky. The little folks
were dressed as Japs. the decora lions q
the ballroom Transforming the place, FOR
ba9timc into verlta Bile ~ ana ese Sal on.H5
someIof the little folks presen g were
Masters Foster. Be u ey, y and CarleLon
Saunders, of Richmond; B Master and Miss Is
( Of B Pennsylvania, and Master Mc17ienry'
Sof Louisville. s !. * Il Il. !, .g5
Among tho guests lingering at tho ho.
Ftels are Mr., and Mrs. W.sS9NV, 5INyrieh!,
Hiss Y4nmie Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. morton,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Bailey Saunders, ~:
and Mrs. {. q r. Guy. Mrs. Johnson, !
Richmond; Mrs. Emerson, George :: q 5; ~ I.
( ~ oodward, {5of Washington Dr, Corey,
Mrs. James r. Vaughan, Of Richmond;
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. p. FL ~. Tyler, =.
Ramey Miss Ida Rame y, : Z. L9 WIS.,
vile; NJ. y. Carluthers q charlos g YES ;.
willie; Mrs, e. B. Cunning ham. MISS
Emily Lyman, OF Richmond Il. r.. Pei I,
r. Cox MISS Annie Cox, q Mobile; AZ; !;
Thomas Wilson and wife, Of Canada q.
a. Dubois. Of New York; b. r.. sutton,
CORTLAND, va: y. Cunning ham. q south
Caroline; olland OF Gal1 Il 2, q,
N, r. Folsom, OF Newport News'sY e; i
e Mrs. SFensom and Miss Irene Fe ms on1 q
Richmond, are at the Kirby tlous g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11


Veterans. held e largely attended meeting
on Tuesda VI evening to hear an address
delivered by Captain H. NJ. McIIhapy,
upon the recen. reunion OF hosby's men
ut Berryvi lle.a5$6 a large number 0 ( aides
4 graced the occasion with their presence.
After he address Fl. Erskine Gay was
elected comman der. The camp 4 has res
gently pres ented andsome badges to
& Miss Mary thington{ Cameron. spon-
\ sor$ for5the Tenth district, and Miss Mar
/ garet FRINGE. maid 3of honor.
;S}s Mrs. re bert A Palmer, OF Baltimore,
who has been spending the past month
visiting her sister. Mrs John N. Opie3
7 has returned home. II s
$4 Miss Annie Berkeley has eturned from
4 O visit to Washing ton and Charlottesville.
NJ Mrs. George CD ordan. who was in the
city attending the wedding o 4 her niece,
Miss Janetta G.s Baker, to Mr.. George ".
4Feltcr, Of. Brooklyn. has returned to
Vashlng on. 81 Il. 33s 4. Il
st Judge { Lyman chalkley. nfter visiting
shisa family here hass returned to Lex.
Eington,E Ky 81 js. s35 AZ
rs Miss Elizabeth G.. Meredith has returned
from II edmond, where she spent several
weeks visiting rela tives. She al so Wis ted
Virginia Beach and Old y Point on he
same trip.
as& Corporal ohm e. Newn,nn. OF Com
3Iany +, OF the Twelfth sew orl Ma
&t!onal Guard. an old Stanton boy, son OF
Mrs. Ella Newman, was here 81 week
visiting his grandfather y. w: Newman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
ISSlVlDOvv AIT 0URTEEN H i.
80 ROMAN CE BEGAN AT FIRTH

& iaf Especial to The r Ines p lspa tch.)
N u +. 8, |. a " --tA ROMANCE
which had Its origin at the cradle four 1l
1tacn years ago, when Brownlow lll1g,
then nine. fell In love with Eva y Wilson,
tiny brig hs.eyed III baby, who ne
rocked TO sleep daily, " hon i883 s lle
safterward married, came 70 lishit Wild
the arrival Of the young GIRL now z z
widow. at her mothers home. y g. lsII7
Vine Street. N &,
4 Ey,a Wilson King, wed At thirteen, y
q widow at fourteen and 10 Still ~ SNORT
dresses, With brown Rcurls hanging dow
her hack, II er ma rliage took place at
Anderson, s. q, where both families 1eI
lived IS n, & ssia 4,
This. young ~ dow expects to enter tlle
public schools In q few months. and has
come to her mothers home that slse
may have her baby cared for pro w
while she completes her teaucat Ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SEMINARY
IS TO OF EN-.
Interesting Exercises to- be Held
There Next "Wednesday
Afternoon.
NEW CHAIR is INSTALLED & J

The opening exercises OF tho coming
session Of Union Theological Seminary
will be held in the Seminary chapel We'd
.nesday afternoon OF this week at
O'Clock Tho address of the occasion will
he delivered by Rev. DR.. Thos. r. Eli
glish Of tho faculty. Practically all the
Il students of the middle and senior classes
8 will return TO continue their course, while
Ell unusually large Junior class has been
enrolled. The total enrolment will be
Il about sixty, which Is an advance over
the preceding five years.
This Will DO the first session Of the
Seminary under the new. system adopted
by the board OF trustees at their last
annual meeting In May last AT that
4 time the Rev. Walter w. Moore, p. D.,
I LeL. D., was elected president Of the
institution. This election came as G
I just recognition of DR.. A1oore's long and
efficient service for the Seminary and
& for the Southern Presbyterian church. lie
1 has been connected with this Institution
d since 1854. during the larger part of
which time he has held the Mccormick
y professorshp OF Hebrew language and
"a literature and Old Testament exergesis
His faithful work in behalf Aofs3the Sem
.5inary has been a most Important factor
lin placing it in the position whiclljsit
now occupies att1the head OF all tile
< theological institutions OF the southern
Church. and the friends of this important
q part Of the achurcf work are emincntly
gratif1ed that Dr.. Moore has thus been
b placed in Immediate control.
:ASSISTANT.8 Nj
N The increasing duties and responsible
Z ties devclv,ng upon Or. NJ GORE because Of
his call to the presidency OF the Semin-
airy has made necessary the appointment
of an assistant in his department. and
the board has appointed to that position
q Rev. j. Gray 11cAllister. who was Pr.
N1oores substitute two years ago while
the latter was travelling abroad. Mr..
5AIcAllister has since that time been pas
! tor of the Presbyterian church at Farm
willie, Va, but has resigned his work
II there, and will enter upon his new duties
at NJ the opening Of the Seminary this
week " III n q
The many friends of DR.. G. B. Stricken,
no { only in Richmond but throughout the
4 south, regset eXceedingly that the state
OF his health will prevent his asssnmp-
/ ton OF his regular duties in the depart art
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Personals I and Briefs

s$ Mrs. Az P.g y heeler, OF No. 2221 East
EVenab1e Street, I'll con 70 pc ".
Il. Miss Irene Tlizabeti, Johnson. ofS8
Petersburg rs visiting hef u, ceu ,evs
Avenue, will return home Monday
$S7 Mrs. Jefferson Boswell and Miss Ma r.
YRaret boswell are visiting Mrs. ohm; ~ M
Coke. u .I :, 81, i,
Misses Hannah Young, LILY H III, g
Mary Elizabeth Bowers VIII return &. ,t %
me eity On Tuesday next from a mos = de-
SlirhtfuI summer spen i at tn cir country
home In King WI liam count q.
Miss N. 4. j. Hill will spend the Wlnaer#
with her sister,3s8 Mrs. ohm Bowers o., on
Eighth Street. S5 NJ Z. {. y. z. &c
9 ii .ss Louise Bernard CroWdere le1t las,
night for South Carolina. where she VIII VII II
spend the winter q . Z. J, -, 4, I,
Mrs. John Bowers and her charming
daughter, Miss Martha Arne I lower
will return to Richmond from their$ eo e,,,,,
try no me In King WiIliu11 cou1' y : -
the 10Th OF the month. . ~
Miss julia r. Henning, who mas peen
spending The summer he Isock prids y.
Alum Springs. vi arrive III IN me z cltS
this week. /. !. d !, ~,
~ Mtss Fannie c. & Denny. who has pee =
visiting relatives and rie'as har
and Barton Heights, las re urned 70 &neF
home In yNashingt Oh, flo. g b, Il, I. b
~, Mrs w. Chase Morton and little 5daugh' ~
teri Elizabeth. are; at
Mics Mnude r. Beck, who has Z: been
confined to her home for The past mont z
with fever, has recovered suit entity 81 s
Is Mr,,J. Fred Fair returned YESTERDAY ay
after two weeks inciaaeu
stays at Lynchburg, scottsyille mo = W
raj Bird &C. !. Z. 4, u 4 !, u
E u,,,tt friends lii Albemarle county
MI and Mrs. Charles Riley have ro-
turned Is their home, New OK ely " as'
scompnnied BY her sis ter, !. |, "a s ho'''ls s
q ,bbon, and little son, Thomas. 4, n
y1ev j, ~. Mitchell will preach n th les
paptist church5at South Boston to s'-tl1 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
! STAU.N'',T'''O|.lINl', VA,
'fsneoial9to M Times I "a pispa toh, 5


srAuNroN. ~ A., Sept, 70, III mems
e, z0Ssty sss Ea n,gt
at Pntnam's HAL n Mr.. N ohm p. GroWle.:
Wt Mr, 'asFow F"s pIss'y las ts
n liT'soe Dancing III. Was kept up until a late
'ssfo ", fns,sans
d Mu,e s. Snarticipated:, Miss Holiday. Of
TTsnk Ggs a1s1 k Mss
I I5Iza beth Jones with Mr.. ~ ones. Miss
5ss WIZ, 5sss wts
stma 4 Slsotertson; NJ iss oulse Ltttg with
asXIdzs ' n.s5 Mat Give a a@a
p Msrm ~ Win RI Willie 81 dward. N iss
Masy Yest xIt Maa 49, saas.
sIeys'' ~ a. s George Al
Mary Allsa Nostos Gatsy
anker' Calvin PANCAKE. Nv allace4 McFarrT,
land, Ersk!nes Miller pr: George sp y y
kle, WIN Trout, Robert Byers' s az sfaa
Stoaewall jackson Camp, Con fedeFa1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Watermelon Feast at Sabot.

on Thursday evening Of last week a
pleasant surprise was given, the guests
of Mrs. O.ss B. Taylor at Sabot, a., a
borhood gathered together. each. bearing
a. wntermelon,S and marched to the home
Of Mrs. Tayl lar, Nv hichi is "a beautiful place
river. d Tables We're spread &onE Sthe lawn
and a feast was held Those present were
Misses a nnie and Brenda Forlotn ( Myrtle
Crouch. Nina Stratton: HI title Tillnani
lie Sanders, 5Patte and Spot tswood lyon.
Helen 9Enright. lila and Wilda. BoWles.
Martha Brieschn ster Jessie Blackbu az
danes A.'V. sTienly. J.. D.. STRAIT ton, OF B..
Taylor; Messrs. Edgar and Loverton Liz
on jamie Sanders. Richard " heelerr I; Oh
ert Johnson Norman Stratton: Wiuie
Harry Henry. Russell II olland, Q. b. 1'ay-
,lor, 8L. D. stratton. Mr.. Brieschmas ter
and Mr. Baker s5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

scouton; Aria .,cujus Aninar, from ron
"stabat Mater 2 Rossln';; Intern ez z
THE Gondoller,s, Powell; Corona z on.
March, from 's.The Prophet, !" Meyerbser,i
sSerenade, Ala Stella Confident Ro !.
bandit; March. "Thc Jolly General.
SMoret No. clark. Hark, MY so,al,.
Dykes; No. q, Lead, Kindly, Light"
Dykes; Mo-. 3, Nearer, Ny God TO y h zee !.
Mason; indian Chnra cttristic Navajo, #
Van Alstyne; Bouquet of Popular SONGS =.
Mack; American Fantasia: Gems OF
Stephen Foster, Tobani waltz Dream,
on the Ocean,, G,ing'l; 1ntermezzo,
Laughing Water, :" Hager; Star spangled
Banner. 3@s v Y
FELIX 1ARDELLA, Bandinaster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
ment OF Systematic Theology. Or.
strickler "a now conf1new TO the home OF

me,,t OF Systematic Theology. Or.
StrIcklerSis now confinew TO the home OF
His son-,t,.law, Dr. Geo. H. Denny, piesl-
dent Of Washington and Lee University.
at Lexington, Va. and 1t may be several
weeks before he will again take up the
ilabors Of the department which ne has rs
conducted so satisfactorily for. number
IA N13W FEATURE
Union Seminary has educated moro m NIL
listers for the Southern Preshy terrain
Church. than all the other theological
se1ninaries. combined. More than tnr l,e'
ifourths OF the ministers and foreign ms,
sionaries Of the Knod Of virginia, a a,la
more than two-thirds Of those OF the
SYNOD Of North Carolina, are graduates
of this institution, and efforts are being
made continuallytsto increase the e11cl-
e,,cy Of the prepare Jon OF tho ministry
er This Fl church.. TO this end a new
feature has been added IN the selection
Of Prof. james II. Rahill. OF Illinois, as
Instructor In the art of expression;
Prof Rahill was nupil Of the .cel .esla.
England, and after further study In Dub
lin and France, has been remarkably sue.
scessful MS an Instructor in America. he
Is regarded as the very best In his line,
and will add greatly to the strensll
az the present course Of preparation III
the Sen1ira rs - & & 1. 5sl Il, :,
During the summer va cation the sem en-
mary buildings and grounds nave LAY, l peei'
fitted out completely with electric lighting
a nnliances to take the place OF the
former unsatisfactory system 2, O. 4 l sas
to to thu Y comfort and attrachveness OF
The Seminary boarding department has
beer completely overhauled and rello J
sunderthe direction OF Miss hepecca s .n;.
who has been. placed in charge OF TINS
work. mss Smith formerly occupied !,
sin,, rl position IN Agnes Scott Institute lt!5
for young ladies At Decat,,r. 1, Ga; Ia, any ny
with her good taste ana .tno,ougn nrst
perience will make the matter OF I. MS y :.
Class boarding facilities atrea !' 1 aDle
rates no longer a prob en- .5 \, {,
Altogether the present outook E, TOR = .t,s
ministerial training y, ,rha
n ,rtt is cordially invited to attend the
nnening exercises Nedne sday az at I'm OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
William and Mary to Open.

William and NJ ary4 College opens q t.
next session on September 9th: =. t,s
The chan sc in the usual date was !Inad de
.bvF the board of Wis tors "a z the sinsta nee
open the college earlier that N,.,lianl and
Mary might not be behind hand In getting
together her foot ball team. 85SS
The attendance mis- year promises to pc
/ good, 4 as there are many n eW# applicants
sending In their ma mes dni ~. Presiden
professor Of English who have both
worked hard during tile summer, feel
very much encouraged Nt the res'll - 7
Z their labors
Il An extra appropriation was made last
yea for repairs new furnishings and ex-
tensions. All buildings have undergone
have been greatly improved by electro
lighting. water, tons and new fur
4niture fys ~ "a w ~ (. lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
New Life Company.

The Corporation Commits has char
cred the IS. r AIldyette Company Qn--s
CORPORA ted he concern vii Il have is Is
home office hcre, and will conduct No me
Southern agency Of the Fidelity Mutual li !
Life insurance Company The GO p p a.
stock is 500 and Mr.. p r. Ndidye cite
is president !,
Blanks, the Prescription Druggist In
corpora ted) a local concern, was also
chartered. The capital Is s5o. CIV, and nd Mr..
r. NI. Blanks is president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
MISS KATIE GNVATHAlEY FLEET,
sponsor for the Sixth District to the
Grand Camp.
WILL, SsARRIVE TODAY
Seventeen Will Return From
e Mimic War at Manassas.

Mimic War at Manassas.
The Richmond companies Of the Seven
Etieth2 Regiment and the iowltzers bat-
terry will arrive here sonic time to-day,
but the exact hour Of their 5arrval Is ~ un n.
known. sss3 s5.! e Il 5ss A
2 The boys will doubtless DO tired and
worn out oil their arrival after having
week Of extremely hard duty, and &C.
BcordIng toSreports many Of hem sick ana
tired oftsoldiering.'' s45 Isl
@4$ The IRE giment made q splendid record
during the manoeuvres1 mt Manassas ls and
! took part Sin the terrific engagement In
which the Blues, among whom they We're
numbered, met with terrible sonslau J, n ~
at the hands Of the Browns According
!. to the press reports, they did some he roi t
work during this encounter. 3is:. s,3
S9 The officers of the regiment are doulb t1
less proud II OF the record esta bished by
their command. Captain George n, Skip
with, in command of a de chm emit OF the
regiment composed of those who were
unable to go with the boys to Manassas
swillfmarcl to the depot to-uay to escort Is.
&the regiment to their armory where they
will break rnnks. II Il! s3.il ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Two Are Mentioned.

The names Of Mcssrs.st5 Charles s y.
Brauer and A. II. Tournoy are mem
toned as probable SUCCESSOR to the late
Councilman Phil Shea. Of y efrerson. Ward.
Both IRE well known young men, tho.
latter having lbarely missed nomination
on the ticket In the last primary. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Some Appointments

following notares publ:c: Charles T.
Loehr, r, 4. Lacy and Melvin Fleggen-
heinler. Of this city. T3EA y. rs III
Miss Mamie r. !. Land has been named
a member Of the State board Of examin-
ers for trained nurses..tO Q. y. Johnson was
appointed a member. of the same board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
White Heath Peaches.

n There have been a few crates OF white
heath peaches on the market In the last
day or 80, and the Quality has been go cd.
Z. w, Evans and Company have heard
from several of their shippers to the Ell
feet that they Will have some nice ship
mems during the coming week. The
heath crop BIDS fair to be fairly good,
and quallty5is reported as satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
In the Circuit Court.

suits have been entered in the Circuit
Court by w. NJ. Parrish and Company
against T. J. Cousins for damages of $500;
w. NJ. Parrish against G. E. Moltz and
Gilbert w. Keller for damages of S2o 500
sAbendroth Brothers against ]. W. sAnder-
son for damages of $3.50 II IS A .4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SACRED CONCERT,
Iardella's Band 5tc Play Music at
at Reservoir This Afternoon,

This afternoon between the hours OF 8
and z. and 8 and $3.50 o'clock. Iardella'H
Band Will render al mos Knttractlyc pro-
gramn,G at tho Reservoir.
This Is one tof The last u the sacred
concerts to be heard this srasin. and
doubtless many viii go o1t To listen TO
the delightful numbers. The programme
IL az follows; March. "Prize OF Victory"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
! Serve Refreshments.

RE. Lee Council, No ii. Junior Or
4 der OF United American Mechanics Will
on Jelpcsday niEh Z. septe hnr q TIL, en-,
terrain 4all members with refreshments.
etc., In their council chamber a I Twenty
Nth and Broad Stree ~ ~ ts.it ss
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WEE + T! AT SALEM !: ] 4,
especial 10 l'ha Times Dlspatch.)

SALEM, VA, Sept. l0.-Mrs q. ~, ~.
s2nskervillc. of Dublin. Is visiting 9!ler
sister Mrs. y =. stearne On ii lgsl
Ia Rey w lillian Nc cauley, of Cumberland.
Md. is spending the week VIII MS l''i' nj
5ents on Main street, y. 81 XII (. =
S Mfr Jack Moore, OF EastHille. WHO mo M
been spending the past monlll ~ Z. -
home OF Dr. j u. stearnes MN
Tuesdny, accompanied by MI. hep s:
Painter. is 81 s.; 1, . !. ~ 4 4 y
absence OF three months IN ~
sets, have returned To- -; .
z Miss Sus.e McCutchln, OF New o o HI
CITY Is visiting Miss Claudinc Ferg
a afier leave Of absence from ROANOKE
College for d year, Professor z. 8, S' y,
5nniay has returned and VIII res ulne t'ss
duties as instructor thu III in ~
8'g Tors In M, Fleming, Of Raleigh, N c.
Is VISITING at tho home OF DE-. r ~
Nrrofe ; Or and MRS. Ynwter Y. 1. ~
1,iacksburg. are spending the Week w
Mn, \, II nom as II henderson on M ain 4stveelt
- NJ. Tyr q ~ I<izorg re- turn ed NO
pittsburE. after a. visit Of era & @eeks
William Ferguson Of N W. \.
Va, Is Visiting his mot her on ZIG . sttesl.
M Mrs, Etlle rs Ia and tle daughIIeI u
india ana Frances, who have sp en- wv
5summsi, & n Rocking ham coun ret
home Thursday . v, y. z !, !. z.
\ Mrs, NJ. "a. Smith and gdauk hte " MAJ
garet, returned home saturd ay, alieT e z
Visit OF sew eral mon tbs 70 II rlellus 81
North &Carolln Ina, SIS II u l3 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

Call Docket To-n1orroW, a
The docket for the fail torn OF the
Law and Equity Court "! DO cal to-
morrow, and all the cases set. n here are
100 cases on the docket, ssSs
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/ cuRE s "a coMRApE OF g HoLERA
aWhile Returning from the g rand Army NJ
enc ampnent at shlngton oily N ls ".
< a comrade FROM Elgin, ". was taksN
With cholera lnorbus and was AN 9, erlsv
slcal CON ltion. uys MI. j. h ~ ough lana'
d ma Cole. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem's
edy@and believe saved HIS life. ! y have
non engaged for ten years III imlnlgra y
ton NO r.ls and conducted ma NJ ptles "
sthe Southland West. always ca rrys tn ~
remedy and have used y success Mlly
@orfallt home should bei without this gean-
edy.D FOR sale by all drusGtsts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
THE KINDERGARTENs.

4 IN { this city there were tablished
last year three of these kindergartens.t
They were Bellevue Kind rgarten. No
zaO75 Fast Broad Street: Yaientine Kinder
garten. n o. $40 North Eighth Street and
West End Kindergar Lombard and
Main Htreeta. These schools for the trains
ing OF the younger children have done = z
wonderful amount OF good, as was exem-
plifled by them during their frs year, Of
existence here, Two new les Will no
opened on Thursday. They are Madison
$Ktndergarte ten. Madison and Cary Streets
and Henry Kindcrgnrt en-. & at Henry ana
Marshall Street. Children between the
ages of i1ye and slx and one-hal Il years
aof age will be admitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Alleges Damages. /

In the Law and Equity Court Mamie
Morgan has Instituted ~ a suit In $40, 600
against the OLD Dominion Steamship Conn M
pany. s. (, .s1ss ~ 3. q ~ \ Z.
The declaration In tho case has not yet
been fled, II a3lsS { &; Az; }s3 MT s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11

Judge Christian Improving.
The condition OF Judge Joseph Chris
.tiun, who recently fell and gfraet reg ms
thigh. was reported yesterday as gFea tly
Improved N