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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
JAP ANESE STUDENTS
BODY BE CREMATED
The Phi Kappa Sigma Celebrate
Its Fourth Anniversary
With a Banquet.
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

es5 (speclal 10 Inc eS-DlSpatCn) ,lt9
ASHLAND, VA, October 22-Word has
Just been received here from the family
OF the late Sango Agawa In Toxic, japan.
They had just heard OF the death OF the;
distinguished young student. and were
already In the depths OF sorrow Incident
TO the Japan Russian war. Instructions
arc given to have the remains Of Eango
cremated. This will be done at once. The
body will DO taken from Richmond to
Washington at once and will be cremated
there, after which the ashes will be for
warded 70 Japan.
& The PHI Kappa Sigma Fraternity OF
Randolph Macon College celebrated in
unison with all OF the other chapters OF
that society In tho United States the for
5tieth anniversary OF Its organization by
n banquet at the Henry Clay Inn here
last Thursday night. Mr.. ". S. Brown.
afratres facultate. acted as toastmaster.
and made some very appropriate introduce
tons Rev. s. G, Hatcher. OF Petcrshu rg.s
was Invited to deliver the address before
this chapter Of the society.
= An elegant supper was prepared by the
hotel management,3in which the follow
ing members OF this chapter Of the society
particlpnted: T. r. Jones, Monterey. Va:
r. b. Davis, Petersburg. Fa.;;sE. T.. Smith,.
Norfolk, Va: r.. G. Betty, Manchester,
Va; A. G. Chandler. Manchester, Va:
w P. Lipscomb. Petersburg, Va; w. VI.
Barrow. Farmville, Va: w. L. Devaney.
gDendron. Va; W. P. Baldwin Cairo, Ill;
II. a. Stevenson, bonneville. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
A POPULAR PRISONER.
Jail Authorities Sorry to Givc:
falcon Slaughter Up.

taken at once In the inteTestSo tho pee
SNlDHERRIN. VA. October 2222 --Ta aeon
Slaughter, white. and Jessie Davis. COLOR
cd, were taken to the penitentiary yester-I
day BY Guard Eubank. Slaughter whose
case has created much interest N TINS
county, will serve twelve years. unless
his term Is shortened by the Governor. ~
lis understood that efforts will BIO made
in few years to secure a pardon FOR
him.
Slaughter was considered one OF the
best prisoners ever confined in the coun-
~ jail. ie was allowed by the jailer TO
roam around tho village at Luncnourg
at Will, without a guard.
After his second trial and he was SEN
fenced. by. a jury 10 serve eight years.
no restrictions were placed upon him, and
he was allowed to even lock himself N
Siad during The day and acted as guhro
over the other prisoners confined With
In the building.
When sentence was pronounced ua'lst
him, not even his countenance changed :.
and he remained the same throughout the
wear and half, while a prisoner. NO
change was SEN upon him when he
was seated in! a buggy with an officer
ready TO start for the white house. ana
many OF those who had known INN
during his long confinement, hated SO
much To sec him depart. that they re-
mained away, while he departed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
GROWERS ADOPT
SCALE Of PRICES
Tobacco Growers Per
feet Plans to Combat
a. 7. Company.

& . L ! = 3 . ( Z
A Richmond special TO tho Washington
Post last night says:
rho sales committee or the Tobacco
Growers Protective Association or Vir-
ginia and North Carolina Will tomorrow
publish tho new scale Of prices adopted
by the sa!es-executive committee. This
association has recently been formed to
combat the policies OF the American To-
bacco Company. There are over 5000
members In Virginia and North Carolina
and they are ali pledged to stand to-
Eether in The effort to control tho mar
skot. There are 5000 growers In the to-
bacco belt, and they are Joining tho or
snnization ut tho rate Of five hundred a.
week Scale or prices adopted follows:
Wrappers-Lemon fine. 65c; good, Soc;
medium, S5c; common, a5c: orange, fine,
soc; good, Soc; medium, 35c; common, 20c;
bright mahogany. fine BOO: good, 4oc; me-
dunn, 3oc; common, 1Sc; dark mahogany,
fine, 4oc; good. csc; medium, exc; COM
mon, 1sc. \. @
Fillers-Brlgllt, fine, zoe: good, lie; me-
dlun 15c; common, Zoe: mahogany (nut-
common, 10c: dark red, fine. 16c; good, lac !;
medium, 12lsc; common, 10c; dark, flne,.
16c; good, 1el &c: medium, Zoe: common. Sc.
I Tips-Brigl,t, PFC; dark, &c; green, 61sc.
Export leaf-Bright. fine, 35c; good. 221sc;
1sc; common. loo.
Cutters-Tnc. SIC; good. sOc; medium.
2ol.c: common, 1sc.
smokers-Brigft, fine, 1Sc; good. 13c;.
meGIlup, 1a14c; common, 1oc.
Smokers HIeavyo-Filc. Ice: good 14c;.
12c; heavy. 10c.
Fllers-Lugs, fine, 16c; good. lac; me
di,irn, PFC; common, 1oc.
Low grades and trash-Good, &c; me-
dunn, SC; common. DC.
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Mrs. y, b, Pace. Mrs, j. D. Patton, Mr..
j. b. Pace, j. D. Patton, Jr. y

Mrs. y, b. Pace. Mrs. j. p. Patton, Mr..
j. B. Pace, j. D. Patton, Jr. y
Mrs Arthur Glasgow! Miss Bessie
Tompkins Miss Claudln Palmer, Mr..
M. c. Branch. Mr. j. n. Anderson, Mr..
Leigh r. Page.
Misses Flossle Talbot, Fannie Ross.
Hattie Ross, Mcssrs. W. II. Palmer, Jr..
Preston, Noland c. 3. Antrim.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Withers, Of Gou-
cester county; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gl Far
land, city: Misses Robins city.
Judges Box--Alr and Mrs. Charles Ell
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cauls, Miss Carey,
Nj. TurnbuI Carey, Mai Mckay
DR.. ana Mrs, Puulus irving. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ro. G. Thornton, Mrs Otwny War
wick. Mr. 7. c. Gordon.
MI. and Mrs r. IT, Lindsay, Miss Lind
say, MI. ST. George Cooke.
Mr.. avid Mrs Cunningham Hail. Mr..
ana Mrs T.. ID. Price, Mr., and Mrs. A.
Bcirne Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Il. Word, Miss Mann
mic McSweeney, john IL. Lyneman. Miss
Annie b. Brooke, Nh. George c. Turner.
Mrs, L. Strudwick, Miss J.aD. Hughes,
Miss Elizabeth A. Taylor, Miss Maude
. II. SluIhe,t. MISS toltl hSt .Ni'
sstimdwick, Mr.. T.. d. Stnrke.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. y, Mosby Mr. and
Mrs. Lungho,nc putncy Mr., Hal.
Thrcadcraft, Mr., Blair Boiling.
Mrs. stephen Putney, Miss Urquhart,
Miss Ager, Miss Hume, Mr.. w, =.
Dudley, New York;-Alr. Henry CARING
ton, Mi. Robert w. Williams.
Mrs. A, T.. DOMAIN. Mr.. and Mrs. zoe
t,l 4 H.
terloll, Mrs, Charles y, Workman, Jr,
Workman, third
Mr.. and Mrs. Talaferro, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrough, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Y, l'roome. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ,
TalIa!erro, Miss Adkins.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Miss Elizabeth Taliafcrro gave box
| party 10 her little friends, Miss Eizabelh
/ Vim, Miss Carrie Talinferro, Miss ELIZA
| beth Tulaferro. Miss katherine llagAn,
| Master Taylor Scott.
MIR, ana Mrs. Carleton Jackson, Miss
Agnes Mccarthy. Mr.. Taylor Chester,
/ Pennsylvania: Mr., and Mrs, Conway
| Sands, Mrs, Blair Johnson.
Miss Lee, OF Alexandria, Va; Miss
| FORBES, NJ. o. Brooks, ". NJ liabllSton
Misses looncy. Lacy lay. Mary LOWS,
| Mary prgram. 'l.ado Sutton, Mr. Wyhd-
| ham sutton, Mr.. g. IL sutton. Miss Mar-
| garct Cameron
Mrs, Nellie Mccabe limos. Mr., and
Miss Dwycr, OF Brmingham' Roy, Chas,
| IIairiugan, Mr. and Mrs, Archibald Burke
4 Miases Phrony Pegram, Mariana Meade
4 AaAie Lay, MI, Cary Sheppard, AR ana
/ Mrs. Jack potts Mr.. Nick I.ougworih,
Miss NuryGl lIarrisnn Mr. IT, s, Han
lisdn,' DER G. Bryan. Aip. II y, Il
Marahall Mr., Jonathan BHan Mr., ], +
Bryan. MI Randolph Holiday. Mr.. - s
4 Hume
+ Mr., RSHdolph Boiling Miss Mary 7.
BraG.e, ,hIt " Walter Merton, Mrs W
M2l'er Morton, M l2arid Mcintosh, Mis-
/ Rs!alan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Rcsolutlons OF Resrectt.

Whereas. God in Ills infinite g Wis To-,
our friend and brother, H., y. schom,
berg, Who died September 20, 1901, and
Wbesa feel IL. .ha T. Gn9 o ls gone
held Tie principles of this body and bore
his share ,or tho burdens without mur-s
ilpnVs Or Complaint. and while no bow ~
humble submission to Him who doeth
3all things for the best. our hearts go out put
In sincere sympathy to those loved ones
left TO mourn their l9ss BE u, there
fore,
Resolved, That we do extend to those
loved ones o,lr most heartfelt sympathy
in this their hour OF bereavement. an Y
trust thai they may f!l'd comfort, ~ the
promise that Ile Will wipe al tcar r.
from their eyes. And be 1t further y
Resolved, That q copy OF these $rosol
lions be spread upon the minutes o. ous
order and copy sent TO he family
Of our lato brother, And that the charter
Of our order be draped In mourning Tor
the space ofth!rtys days.
Merry respectfully
Jam Els IT, BU,rl.PR,
G, p. BURROUGHS,
Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
BEGINS, HIS Passionate AT
CALVARY CHURCH TODAY

At the morning service at Calvary Bnp-.
fist Church to-day the new pastor, the
Rev. DIR. Ryland Knight, will preach his
first sermon. The subject Will be Ihc
Divine Event" a .S'
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a recogni-
ton service will he held, DR., George H.
Bagby Is the chairman Of the committee
on arrangements. Speeches OF welcome
will be made by the following: The Rev.
T. M. Mercer, representing the Baptists
OF Richmond; William Ellyson. In behalf
OF the Baptists Of Virginia; the Rev. Il.
p. Atkins, representing other denoninar
tons; G. II. Barnes the deacons; MI.
Hardy, the Sunday school; w. D. Duke.
the ladies' societies.: Vaughan Gay, the
Sunbeam Society. and ~ w. Miner the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Bolton-Roberts.

Quite a pretty mnrrlage took place y e 81
r mgdusa of tie brides parents, No, o.
Beverly Street, when Miss Lula wv. kon-
erts vas Joined II holy wsaiock to - s,r
entcred the parlor TO Mcndelsohn's we'd
dins march, preceded by the attendant:s.r;,--
NIessrs r. Lee johnson and EDWARD Z. = !.
Eanes, and were met by Rev. J: =; EN- 1.ho
nerformcd the ceremony. The bride wore
q gown Of brown. with hat and gloves 20
match, and carried BRIDES roses. !. :. !,
recepton followed the ceremony. ahtGr
future home in tho East End. !,
Thc bride is the daughter o. Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph S. Roberts and enjoys q. !. 3
esteem Of a large circle OF acqual =. :,
'cmpIoyo OF the chesapeake and Ohio Ra.i-
road, is well and favorably known IN THIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
FOR THE CAR MEN.
Special Services at Their Y. NJ.
e. a.. Beginning Tonight.

Tonight at the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company Young Men's Chris
tian Association building at Reservoir
Park, will mark tho beginning Of a
series Of special religious meetings fer
the employees Of tho Passenger and Po%-
Ell Company, which will continue every
evening until November I'd. Tho speaker
secured for tho meetings is Mr. W. %.
.Fenho. of New York city. IN ad Elton
to Mr.. Fennos address tonight, a 1nu-l
steal programme, including >zlther SOLOS
by Mr.. J. A. Spiegel and vocal sc:1,tloh ms
Nv Miss Pearl Clayton, has been ar,
ranged
AS this service will probably be the
only one planned the men and their fam
lilies, the hall will no doubt be crowded
to hear Mr.. Feilno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
ONE SHOOTS THE OTHER.
H i. Goodwin Fires on Wade
Goodwin in Public Road.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspateh.> 4. J,

Especial to Tho 1I,lmes- D!ap1tcH'J
MANASSAS, VA, Oct. 22.-Mr Nsde
Goodwin, Of this place, was painfully m
jured last night by q ball tired lr G1 .
Pistol In the hands OF his plother' ~ - -
The two brothers, with others, were re-
turning from, a dance given III the lower
end Of Loudoun county. and IN attempt p,
ing to pass MI. Wade Goodwin on, inc
road Mr.. Harry. Goodwin's horse rel,
Mr.. Harry Goodwin became enraged ana
threw a beer bottle at his blpulcr' put
failed to hit him. He then drew z ue.
.volver and enppted the contents Of every
cha n1ber III his brothers. direction n
,Thc only ball that hit Wade Goodwin Goodwin
took effect III the calf Of his leg and
inflicted n painful injury. physlclans
this morning were unable to locate tho
ball, and Mr. Goodwin was taken U 10
Washington for treatmcn1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
= Bystander Killed,

Especial to The Times pispatcho
< FORK UNION, Va, Oct. 2a--ln a frolic
IN the house OF Mat Armstrong;, a colored
Tenant ON he farmpf Mrs. ], NJ, Thomas.
near this place, last night, James Payne,
a young colored man, was Instantly klllcel
by ono Of the six shots fired at each
other by Robert Command Bernard Lewis.
The cornncr's inquest Just hs,h decided
that the shot that killed Payne. was
fired by Coin. Both Coin and Lewis jlre
jailed forSthe Circuit Court 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Buy Fine Cattle.

A. Eichcl e. CO.. tho we'll known
butchers OF Second Market, bought yes
tcrday Of VOL g. llellstern, cattle
brokers, 2G Of the finest cattle that have
been seen here for many years, averaging
in weight about 1000 pounds,
These cattle were fed and grnzed by
Prof. ". u. Peters. Of University Of
Virginia, on his farm in Washington
county. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Deaths Reported Yesterday,

Following are the deaths reported yes
terday to the Board Of Health; #
White
i Kate r., lIubank, female, 10 years. 10
months, / day; Virginia Hospital.
Claude IL. Didlnke, male bsyears. ~
months. "a days; Iairmorllt,
robert N. Lewis, male, years; Henrlco.
county,
cOLOREp-
John Williams, male, 90 years, months;
Alnshouse. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
HORSE SHOW A
PLEASANT MEMORY
!. (contlnuod IRON I'lfth page.)

'NVV0FFFHVW " VT . FFEH '.HEtT
when tho championship classes were
10 fake tho ring IN this class appeared
Horlna and Petroleum, entered by Mrs
Grosy.nuor aud Sportsman, entered by Mr..
SprHfio}. GQinnr MAS ridden IN y great
the mount Oh Petroleum. and AIR. Sprst
ley rode spWfBman viii be retncn-
bored thar Petroleum won the chainpion-
shp here last year, And later won the
nothing IN this class but lcrEllct marc
amongst y hopsaidi Sportsman stpwed
had lnplinerg, and petroleum. was moi IN
10 Corinue aud fcgefye % Petroleum., Mrs,
lrosycnor Whining both ionolA
in championship classes there arc bot
two rihbnna the champtonshi, togette.
made Wy u LNe. lsa aud yellow rlbbonsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
churcl, and congregation. Special music !
will also be among the features
SUCCESSFUL RAID.
Police Take in Ten Handlers OF
the "Bones."

The police In the First District were
busy last night looking after the crap
shooters and made two successful raids.
A gambling den on Concord Street, be-
tween Baldwin anu Lownes. was taken
OF 10 the stationholse. and Will rest be-
nina the bars there until they appear be-
fore Justice John. Later IN the. night
other shooters" were taken in bll church
OG,cers Tucker. Vest, e. T. Tallcy and
Crump made the capture. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Jesse Wilson has returned from the
Adrondacks and will remain here several
Miss Edith Tigard. Of Huntington, r, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. S. L. Floyd, No 4o7 East
Colonel 7. H. Edmondson. Of Stanton,
Va, is the guest OF Mrs. II. y. Walters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin liolner and chi
drcn. @. Augusta county Va. were ne
guests of their cousin. Mrs. 4. n. Fletcil,
er, Of No. $40 Mosby street. curing the
'' Mrs. S 5. &. purvln and two sons are
visiting IIarper's Ferry, ". Va.
Of williamsburg, were in tho city yester-
day.
Rev, Dr. James r. Smith leaves to-morI-5
row night for Martinsburg, ". VA 70 az
Miss Nora Ia and Miss ALICE serpell, OF
Norfolk, arc visiting Miss Bertha. Adam
son, at No. SOL East Grace street.
Is visiting friends in the city, She will
main about 4 month.
Mss is,se SIag ZAP e af IL IF Az Garles
Denoon, or richmond, who Is visiting her
Rltciie Glazcblpok. OF No. 500 North Fifth
Street, has had many lunchetons given ~
" Mrs il 7, Ingalls, has returned from
q typ weeks trip TO ! ne 81 LOUIS '9l lsS-
Mr.. Leroy NJ. Lacy remains III at the
lilo condition of Mr.. OrrlnhWhtc, who
has been III, Is reported as beng ln-
Airs William McKim. Marriott has re-
turned home from the hospital GONZALES
cent.
port Nows has been visiting Mrs, q; NJ
iIundey and Mrs J, AIinson, OF west
naplain Charles Gerhard. y. s. A., and
Mrs' cierllnrdt and children arrived IN
Richmond to-day. direct lrom AlnSkn.
They nle visiting Mrs. CLAIBORNE MAI
l.ins. nj No. 3lg West Grace street,
Rev. james r. SIN tn, lrns arIlNfd IN
Richmond Friday night TO VIII MS par
ents FOR q fuw days. III,
I,ey, Edward Lame, Of Bedford CITY. y
Visiting l)y j, II. smith, ~ inc semi
nary,
rev. .ssu watkins. az I'ncaha I, rolll"s
~. w. Va. IL Visiting at tho SriN,lAry;s
MIR. Howard Lacy Smith, oi tlanliat
Ca, was expected IN RicbmouI lasll nv ~ NJ
Mrs Smith II STAYING With NJ Y sln,,,IIl h3 =
pl,rtDtR, Dr. James j, and Alis. SH''ln' 81
70 Speak al Mission,
Rey; lanes suehohan WI s \, s, 81
ihJtthOdigf MlygDn sfHS VI sl,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Bible Teachers Lecture,

Miss Grace s. Davis, Of Boston, will adj
dress the Yenable Street Baptist Church.
Bible Study brotherhood to-day at a'4s
"a. M. The services VIII be led by 81,
IT, Thomas, secretary Of the Railroad \.
M. y, a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
DR.. Calisch to Speak

Rev. DR.. Il. n. Calisch will, by special
4inyitatio deliver.$an address before the
congregation OF the Second African
Baptist Church this afternoon az a:5o
n.cinck. His theme will BIO '.The Dignity
OF Labor Both men and women Will
attend the service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

Richnonders in New York.
Especial to The Tmes- Dispatch)
NEW YORK. Oct. 2o,-Broadway Gem
raj. I. u. Frey: Hoffman, R. L. Henry.
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Iohn W.. Edwards.

(Speclal to The Times Dispatch)
FREDIERIcK sBURG, VA Oct 22.-
Mr.. John ". Edwards died last night a t
his home here after u brief illness, OF
typhoid fever, aged 50 years. ie Is sus-i
yiycd by Il widow md seven children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
OBITUARY.
Mason Bly,.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
STRASBURG. VA, October 22.--Mason
Bly, died at his home, near Lebanon
Church. last night, after an illness OF ten
days. from paralysis, aged about sixty
five years For n number OF years f,a
was commissioner OF revenue for Davis
district having been succeeded at the
last election. He was a Confederate vet
Gran and n member OF Slower Camp, OF
this place.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the Lutheran Churoh a
Lebanon Church, and will be attended ~
representatives OF the various camps OF
the county.
He Is survived by a WIDOW and nine
chIldren-Mrs. Arthur Mottlc, Mrs. J. ~
Creme, Mrs. Samuel Hcclunan, Jessie
and Hugh BLY,, OF Lebanon Church: Mrs.
William Ribble, of Philadelphia: William,
George and Charles bly,. OF pennsylvania.
William M. Stratton.
ESPECIAL to Tic Times Dispatch.)
SPANISH OAKS. VA. October 22-Mr.
william NJ. stratton, prominent and in.
,fluenhal citizen of this neighporhood,
died yesterday after n lingering illness.
caused by That dread enemy OF man, con-
sumption. The remains werG inferred IN
Bethel Cemetery this morning at II
O'Clock.
E Mr.. stratton was for many years an
active and Influential member q the
Methodist Protestant Church at 3etAei..
and he enjoyed the confidence and re-
spect Of his nelghbors. lie was forty
nine years old, and is survived py ms
aged mother.
Miss Viola Bryant.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.
I.YNCHBURC, VA, October 9oo,-Mrs:, Nlola
,v{f 70 nfa "
OF Madison, died yesterday morning at her
homo just across the river: SlnSwas twenty
three years OF age. and ID survived ~ hcT
husband and u little daughter
John W.. Edwards.
(Special to The Times Dispatch.)
sFREDERICKSBUR URIC, " A., Oct, Is
Mr.. John w. Edwards died last night AZ
his home here. after brief illness, Of
typhoid fever. aged 50 years. ~ Is sus-E
yiycd by Il widow md seven children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

Miss Maude Morgan had on white over
pink and II atfwhich was combination
of mink and white Mrs. Reynolds Wore
Il net robe spangled with green and a
velvet lat with green and white Gainl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

Mrs. Thomas rutherford was in cham
pa nc colored lace ana n black hal. MIS-.
Connolly Coke, who has been her guest
Tor the week, was in mauve. Miss Laura
rutherford wore white siih tlnd lace
and a big white hat trimhed'iln rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
William M. Stratton.
Miss Viola Bryant.

Especial to The Times. Dspatch)
LYNCHBURci, VA, October :?,-Mrs Viola
Bryant, wife OF Nj. y Bryant.
homo tust across the river. ShsI-was twenty
three years OF age and is survived by her
husband and a ltlle dauEhter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

MISS Nancy Cooke wore cream white
Sciic ana a white evening coat trimmed
in crminc. Her lace had had touches OF
blue. Miss Kathryn ROSS Patton wore
Is, lace gown and hat and cream cloth
evening coat Mrs. Philip Powers was in
#tiel blue crepe de chine and a big blue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

+ Mr.. Jesse Wilson has returned from me
Adirondacks and will remain ain here several
weeks. -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23

Nm. WI. IL Visiting at tho Seminary.
AIr. Howard Lacy smith ol tlania'
Ga, Was expected IN n cbmond lastt night.
Mrs Smitllls STAYING With Az sln,..L,lH
parents, I1r, James J, and Mis. 1ll''.i''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22
Burnt Wood Novelties
Greatly Reduced.

Powder Puffs, reduced from
$1.19 to. Toe.
Canoe Paddles, reduced
from soc. to.............2oc.
Natural Wood PLAQUES,
with Indian head or floral
decorations, for keys or
pipes, reduced from 81
Clocks. reduced from IS
to .s................ .Sz.U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22
Overcoats for Worthy Boys.

Saks & Company have made arrange
ments for distributing free one hundred
overcoats Monday next to deserving boys
between the ages of six and twelve years,
as has been the custom every Christmas
for the past fifteen years. Tickets have
been given out by the Associated Charities
and the boys will receive the coats upon
presentation of the same at the store, be-
tween the hours Of and 10 Monday morn
ing next. Every year at the recurrence of
Christmas day these gifts have gsaddened
the hearts and warmed the bodies of many
District youngsters. and the present Yule-
tide season will witness a repetition of the
benefacton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22
Ordered to the Philippines.

Majors William P. Kendall. Francis A.
Winter. Henry c. Fisher. William w. Gray.
Paul Shillock and Francis j. Ives of the
medical department have been relieved of
their present duties and ordered to Manila,
p l., for assignment to duty in the Philip
pines. Major Ives is stationed at Fort
Sheridan. H.
Capt. Alexander N. Stark, assistant sur
geon, has been relieved from duty with the
Isthmian canal commission and ordered to
duty in the Philippines.
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Building Permit Issued.

building permit was issued today to
Samuel P. Carter for three-story frame
dwelling, 1902 Lowell street; cost, $500.
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