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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27

mcnd; Edward Lane, OF Abemarle; Frank
Simpson, OF Nansemond George Snead
and Frank scay, OF Fluvanna. and a
song, "Yung. OF Canton China" The
surprses OF the play were chorus sud-
denly introduced and sung with thrilling
power and the academy yell, which
waved through the hall like cyclone.
when enc OF the actors spoke of the stu
,llous student as the best guardians OF
the academy's honor.
SOLO in CHINESE.
Tho exercises were brought to an end
by Mir. Yung singing solo In Chinese,
and the vast audience rising to Its feet
and singing the chorus.
It was a beautiful sight, indeed. to see
on the ample grounds OF Careby Hall hun
dreds OF young people, and not re"
OF the old, for the final reception Al
ter happy hours beneath the spreading
trees and the moonlight farewclls were
said. and before dayhreak the shouts anc
sorgs were heard as the home
going studnts drove out Bremo Road e
catch the early train.
Professor Martin will spend most OF
the summer at Fork Union, going fortf
from time TO time in the interest OF the
academy. Major L. Fl. Walton VIII spenc
most OF his vacation In New England
Miss Emma Harris left on Thursday az
ternoon for Richmond. Professor l.. w
l.. Jennings expects to spend part OF
MIS- summer in the West, while the Misses
r,,izabeth and Edith Hatcher will await
the family reunion at Careby Hall, anc
or 10 the mountains later in the sum.
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CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL }
The Day Observed at Norfolk
With Parade and Extern
sive Exercises.
4. W. HUNTER THE ORATOR
General Fitzhugh Lee and Adj
miral Harrington Ride To-
gether in Parade.
4. W. HUNTER THE ORATOR
.fspeclal to mic .plspatch.,

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NORFOLK, VA, May 26.--Norfolk did
honor to the memory Of the dead Con-
federate soldiers to-day. There was a
creditable parade through tho principal
streets to the City Cemetery. Fitzhugh
Lee, Rear-Admiral Harrington, U. S. N;
General Newton Curtis, OF New Yok, ex-
Union officer: General Boiling and other
distinguished men were In line. veter-
ans were present from Petersburg Ports
mouth and other parts OF the State.
Major Robert w, Hunter. Of wlnches-
ter, delveed an eloquent cation at the
cemetery
Mr.. C. II. Graham. ono Of. the oldest
citizens OF. Portsmouth, is among the few
survivors of the Perry expedition that
went to Japan in 1852 for the purpose of
Inducing that country to open It's doors
to Americans and American products. Mr..
Graham, who is now In his eighty-fifth
year, was storekeeper on board tho Sus-
uuehanna, which served as Commodore
Perrys flagship on his trip to the land OF
the great Mikado.
Whether or not the seventy-flrst vir-
ginla Infantry will go In camp this sum-
mer on the st.. Louis Exposition GROUNDS
viii be definitely determined Friday. II
the regiment cannot make the trip, steps
will be taken at once, to arrange Tor a
summer encampment in the State.
BISHOP HOSS.
Bishop T.. E. Hoss, of Tennessee, who
was eppointed fraternal delegate from
| the Southern Methodist Conference to
| the irish Conference OF the Irish Wes-
leyan Church and the British Wesleyan
Conference, after spending q few days
with Bishop A. Coke Smith, In Ken
slngton, left yesterday for Boston. from
which, point he will sail on Saturday to
| fulfil his assignment.
The F'usian Democrats Of Norfolk coun-
ty have been anxlously waiting to-day
| to see whether or not the Stralghtout
Democrats would accede to the demands
4 OF the counter proposition offered FOR
| a primary to elect delegates to the state
\ Convention. The Fusion Democrats met
/ in Portsmouth this afternoon to see
| whether or not the Straightouts Will
make any reply to the Fusion PROPOSE
| ton.
Tho contract for constructing the pro-
posed new Masonic Temple on the Ports
mouth site OF the old temple on Court
street. next to the Monroe Hotel was
awarded this morning to J. H. Brinson.
| of Hampton. The building, which Will
cost about $4,000, Is to be one OF the
hondsomest, edlflces In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
I ACRES OF MAsTODONs.
Ball of a Femur Bone Would Not
Go in a Half Bushel Measure.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 26.-
Mr.; y. +. Falyn. an expert from the
Smithsonian Institution. at Washington.
has Just returned from Augusta county.
where he went to- visit the shaft. near
Cave Station. from which the bones Of a
mastodon were taken on March 18th
last. He remained four days inspecting
the find and advised the owner Of the
farm to make further ex . Iva ion ne
of the femurr, the ball part Of which
ure. This he took to the Smithsonian
Mr.. Hugh M. Miller of this city. an
uncle OF the man who first discovered
the specimens. stated to-day that the de-
post OF bones at this particular mine
would cover probably TWENTY-FIVE or
thirty acres. Already three different mas
todons have been found, and four pits
have been sunk. In the first PIT bone ..t was
feet. A single mammoth Will cover. an
area Of twenty-five or thirty square feet
no parts have yet been taken out except
the leg bones. whole foot and some
smaller bones. No part Of the head
teeth or tusks have been lunearthed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
WYTHE DEMOCRATS.
Southwest Looking to Dark
Horse at St. Louis Convention.
lenec,a, 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
wYTHEvILLE, VA, May Pc Lee
Tr,nlle. chairman Of tho Democratic
GomntV COMMITTEES. has issued call for
mass meeting Of the Democrats of the
county, to be held in the Opera House IN
WVthevlle on the 4th of June, to select
delegates to the State convention. It Is
probable that these delegates VIII go
u. Among g the Democrats OF Wythe Judge
Parker and Mr.. Hearst both have fol-
lowers but there are many who think
tbat neither OF these gentlemen can conf
m man enough votes to secure the nominal
ton, and that dark horse Will carry carry
Patterson and Mcclellan are more fire.
auently mentioned in this connection than
az The ' many friends OF j, G. wysor in
Wythe predict that his eanyass IN the
brilliant that has been made IN this
State for years, and are assured that bat ms
but at rest any doubt as to the Democ-
racy of the district,
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EDUCATION.
District Teachers Association in
Session at Big Stone Gap.
special to The Times Dispatch.'

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BIG STONE GAP. VA, May e.. ne
Ninth pis, hars 9 as vir nsh
With chairman +. B. Fitzpatrick presid-
ing Mayor " H HGrt9 pay TfeGme snp ere
intenSent of schools for Lee county. re-
sponded. :, The meeting :, was called 10
B.. C. Copeuhaver. of Marion Va: Dr-
J. T. Henderson, Of the Virgn Ra s1ene
Can: Professor Surface, of Emory and
Henry College and amons the
sneakers. The people OF the Southwest
have caught the inspiration atio and this sec
Among the visitors from distance are
Or. A. ii. futile. University OF Virginia! ~, ,
perintendent j. Edmundson, washington
county; Superintendent B. p. Cope n q, D
smyth county superintendent p. f. RUS
sell, Bristol: Superintendent NJ A.. Da-
wilson, Lee county; SUPERINTENDENT y. Z,
Long, Russell county; Professor q. I.
Surface, Emory, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Debaters' Contest.

cHeSsPR SGotsTi # VA. May 90
The annual debaters. contest between the
cieties Of the University of virginia for
the Harrison trophy, valued at $50. oc-
CURED last night In the, public han, the
verslty of Virginia should be co-educa-
tlonal In all of It's departments" The
judges-Professor Harrison. Minor and
Kent-nwarded the decision to the rep
Roger d, Wood. OF Frederick City, Md.
and John Ashby Williams, OF Washing
ton, d. c.. who spoke on the negative.
etv we're j. w. Wayland. of Hridgewnter.
va. and William Mcculley James. Of
IA Itimore Md,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
CuTICuR|'AI SOAP.
The Worlds Greatest
Skin Soap.
The Worlds Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
Sale Greater than The Worlds Product
Of Other Skin Soaps.
Sold Wherever Civilization ,vI Has
Penetrated.

Millions Of tho worlds best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura
Ointment, the great skin cure, for pre-
serving, purifying and identifying the
skin, for cleansing the scalp OF crusts.
scales and dandrufr, and the stopping
OF falling hair, for softening, whlten.
Ing and soothing red, rough and sore
hands, for baby rashes, feelings aud
channgs, for annoying irritations, or
too free or offensive perspiratlon, for
Lucrative Weaknesses, and many sana-
tive, antlseptsc purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women, espe'
cially mothers, as we'll as for all tho
purposes Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cutlcura sonp combines delicate
emollent properties derived from Cuti.
cura, the great skin cure, with the
purest Of cleansing Ingredients and tho
most refreshing OF dover odours. No
other indicated soap ever compounded
Is to be compared with II for preserv.
ing, purifying and identifying the skin,
scalp, halr and hands. No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however
expensive, is to be compared with It FOR
allthc purposes OF the toilet, bath aud
nursery. Thus It combines In ono soap
a. one price tho most effective skin and
complexion soap, and the purest ana
sweetest toilet, bath and nursery soap.
sed lA,eeyhou, %. .st,4 &C. Gatsn~ n.'e!,:a. & g
Ointment. ,oe aete, Is. D.ps.,t i.eSaoa, z CsStr.r
house So. Ps,ii. Rts d. q F.sE no.:sa ~ l1an'
Su, Avs. Pousr DRUG Chem. Corp. sp's prsps
or" ssnd for Low 10 Curs Every Hsrnoar."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.
Large Procession, With Captain
Dan M. Lee as Chief Marshal.

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Memorial Day exercises We're held here
this afternoon. Most Of the places OF
business were closed and procession 81, 9
marshal. The Organizations taking part
We're Wei. s''tt tie WASHINGTON Guards, Company
ThTtsth v'Ig av Ree emn Gdptae
Veterans. Commander S. j, Quinn; r. 8.
CHEW Camp Sons of Veterans, Command
Ser W. II. Hurkamp, and the Daughters
These We're followed by a long process
sion Of ladies and school children. At the
cemetery Captain S. ]. Quinn presided,
Rev, j.. II, Light offered PRAYER; Two ".
and Bonnie Blue Flag by. the, children:
benedlction BY Rev. r, A. Williams; taps
by E. G. Helm.
Every. soldiers grave was then pro-
fusely decorated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
WooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Camp Organized at Chatham
and Officers Elected.

(Special 10 Tho Tlmes. Dlspatnh)
CHATHAM., VA, May ge,nWilliam F. Pitt nd
was ORGANIZED Tuesday night by District
DEPUTY Head Counsel G. e, Kirkwood,
Of Lynehb4rg with the fq hi,r charter
A, Is Bennett, s. G. Bennett, Dr.. G, J..
Garter, j, " Collie, y. A.. j w, W. Y,
ana pr. Giles p ar A 1ef & f. he T.
nolds u III. Shelton. s. G. smith, G. o.
Thompson w. M Tredway. j. II, White
hee2ad and J; + f ea|esrs lr were elected:
c,apsn, I II Whitehead; worthy adj
visor. i. Ii. shelton; banker. J; ", Collie:
escort, Rev. James Arthur S spksr ?; se a.
nv 4 " Giles: physicians. Drs, G. L.
carter and James c. Giles, managers,
Barr one Tbo yenr r. three A. k Xears Two
trhe' ,nitiotion degrees will be conferred
at the next meeting on Friday night OF
next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
THE TRAINED NURSES.
Meet Next Year in Richmond,
Miss Cabaniss Again President.

MlSS .SoDoAA4oS . = +
SoRFOLK, VA, May 2e..-The annual
convention OF the Graduate Nurses As.
soojation closed at ST. Vincents Hos
nital to-day at 1880 o'clock The next
convention will be held In Richmond one
year from now
Miss cabaniss, OF Richmond was re-
elected president of the association The
other officers are: WITT,
First vice president, Miss May White-
head of I.ynchburg; second viee-presi-
lent Miss Resby. of Charlottesville; third
,,ite-president. Miss Mckinley of Nor
folk: recording secretary, Miss b. n.
Webb, of Richmond: corresponding sec
retnry, Miss Delaney, Of Norfolk; treas
nrer, Miss Randolph, of Richmond
Tho closing session of the convention
vns cnliyened by several unusually inter-
cstinc discussions. A paper on "Atten-
lion to Details" was read by Miss Jennie
Traylor. one Of the graduates OF 81. Vih-
cents Hospital,
The question of nurses paying LOT thelr
training just as pupil would pay tui..ot,
nj school, was brought up and created
the warmest discussion Of the whole con-
vcntion. in which nearly all the ladies'
nrese,u participated. Those for ana
aeainst such a movement seemed to be
ahout equally divided, and the matter was
finally dropped for the present, but VIII
he discussed again at some future date.
Four honorary members OF the asso.
citation were elected shortly prior to the
adjournment. These were: Sister Helen
superintendent of nurses at st. Vincent
Hospital; DR., Lomax Gwathmey, MIS-,
| BALDWIN. of the Protestant Hospltal, anu
Nice rutherford, OF the Maryland Assoc
rhIs afternoon the association Is belns
I, entertained ..t at the Hampton Roads Yacht
| + III tt9N- r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
TRADING STAMPS
LOSE: THE FIGHT
Run Out Of Winston-Sale BY
the Force Of Public NJ VI
Opinion.

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< W1NSTON-SALENI, N O.. May 2b.--Tho
Sperry Hutchins Trading Stamp company
of New York, which has had hght On
It's hands ever since 1t attempted Y
open store In this city last faii, has
decided to seek more. congenial chine.
After tia company won out In the
HIGH tas contest with the city before
f fhe supreme SUP Court. the management
thought it would have smooth sailing.
The merchants. however. got tSges'nhsli
agreed not to handle the stamps undes
any circumstances. A
In addition. the. Sentinel. the afternoon,
warfare against the stamp company. AS
a consequence the stock Of goods Is being
packed for removal. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
DAMAGE SUIT.
Successful Bazaar for Methodist
Church at Amherst.

(SnecIaI 70 TIE IllIIes. UFsPat cl,I
AMHERST, VA. May 28--Suit was to-
sotinty against the Southern Railway
Company by Annie r. Wood, admins.
tratrix of j. Buckner Wood for, $4,000
damages Buckner Wood was a fireman
roe roe during February OF this year. by be-
Ing run over by the, engine which ne was
titring. It Is claimed that Wood attempt
nv N The handle attached to 1t for that pur-
nose, WHEN the handle gave way and
Mood was .precipitated under the wheels
q tas Strobe and Tucker represent
IA bazaar IS being conducted by tho
here this week for the purpose OF raising
money to pay for repairs which, have re-
Gently been made on. the church. !tarse
crowds attend each night and good deal
or money is being made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
FOR GRAND REUNION.
Lynchburg Organizations Take
Steps Looking to Grand Affair.

Especial to The Times Dspateh.)
Y ,LYNCHBURG, VA, May 26.--The joint
committee from the Garland Rodes Camp
OF Veterans. Illrkwoods Otey and Old
Dominion Chapters Of the Daugh.ers 20. OF
e,Iard having in charge the initial pre-
parations for the grand reunion this fall
steps were taken for the committee
tn 90 TO work to make the reunion the
most successful that has ever been held.
As to funds, the veterans have ALREADY
raised a large amount. among themselves
and they arc prepared to raise ,I more ? pS
from the city council. The, Daughters
and Sons reported having sufficient funds
to entertain each night of the reunion me
Visiting sponsors, maids-of-honor, granu
officers and other guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Three Marriages.

Especial 10 The Times- plspaatch'1
n anhgoN are sfHeauod at dordansvily
M Miss s.ss earollne Morris. Daughter Of MI.
Hampden Norris, bd 70 MI G,bf Bernard a.
Miss Carrie Goodloe Woman's College
cradWate, daughter of Mr., Spottswood
GGeodloe, and NIECE Of MI, p g B., Eld al,..,
sampson, a gentleman. of English parent
age at the bride's home, Conlstone.h
Miss julia, Smith, daughter, Of Mr..
Thomas smith 81 Hlnt9 n to Sol MT, To n
BRIDES aunt MIS-. NJ. A. Smith. OF this
toWn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
THE COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS MEET
The Grand Council Now III
Session in Roa-
q nOke.


Especial to The Times, Dispntch.) !,
grand council Of the United Commercial
Travellers Of Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland and Kentucky opened tonight,
ri esided over by Grand Councillor Great
head, Of staunton.
1wenty-one new members were added
and various committees appointed. There
are about three hundred and fifty mem
btts in the city. The largest delegation
SO far is the Bluestone Lodge, of Blue
iIeid, OF fifty members.
lhe city presents a gala appearance,
nearly all the business houses of the city
being handsomely decorated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
MUSIC GRADUATES.
Diplomas to Two Young Ladies
and Certificates to Teachers,

lSpeclaI to TIC IlInus y ,uII1
Vntoiy sH Of Music this morning at eleven
O'Clock The exercises were Syenean nS iol
prayer by Rev. g, j, Ih9ihpso'h Pas'o'
After very interesting programme, me ,
diplomas were awarded 10 the gradHatlng
class Those who received diplomas
Mis- Miss blanche Barnes, of Clayton, y,
G., and Miss Hattie Brlnson' OF Colds
boro, n. G. ,,,,a, "a
Misses Gibson, Saylor, Keith, and Davis.
4 number OF prizes We're awarded 20
scholars from different parts ofthe state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
FARMER DIES FROM
SHOCK BY LIGHTNING

Especial to The Tfmes-DlsPhtch,l
7. WIECHEsTER. VA, May 26,-James
II. Grove, prominent farmer of the
western part of this county, died last
evening as the result of being shocked
by lightning; he was leaning against
tree when ono opposite was struck.
Tho shock rendered him unconscious
for three hours He was fifty-three years
old and leaves n family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
ROYAL ARcANUM.
Tie Vote on Place Meeting and
President Selects Atlantic City.

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NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May 26,-,Iha
Supreme Council Royal Areannm,s when
adjourned Today to meet In Atlantic city
next year. An effort was made 10 recon-
slider the place or meeting. hut the sl-
preme regent would not entertain the
me vote for Atlantic City and Old
Point was a tic and the supreme resens
decided In favor OF Atlantic Sily'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
FARCE COMEDY.
The Students of Hampden-sid-
nev in a Clever Presentation.
lc,a,,,, IL The Times. Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
HAMPDEN-sIDNEY. VA. May 26.-
s"c;loriana.'' a farce comedy in three acts.
vac nicely rendered hero last night by
the Hampden- Sidney College Dramatic
Club. The cast OF characters was as
Leopold Ftz Jocelyn, Frank a. Mann Mann
Count Mertabb.. ..,............E pes Pryor'
Baron Kronikoff. Fieming'
Major stondef.. ..........'IJ. NJ. Granam n
Spinks.. ......'.......'...'''.E n Ma
Jessie Chadwick. ..............John Gllliam.
Glorana I'M I a,se
from the appreciatvey audience. It Is
renerally agreed that Jessie Chadwick"
John Glliam) was the pret,iest cir, t ma
the Hampden !, sidney p veara cluo mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
BRISTOL REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Of Which Lindsay Is
One, Go Uninstructed,
fFrom our Regular Correspondent,

(From Our Regular Correspondent
BRISTOL, VA, May 26.-The Repuolt-
cans OF Bristol, Va, tonight reorsanized
with M. II. Rush chairman, ana carr
Hnrmeling secretary Delegates we're
chosen to attend the Congressional Con-
ventlon at Tazewell, June 18th, nut were
not instructed
Former District Chairman Stuart r..
Lindsay, who has madc strenuous fight
on Congressman Slemp. controlled this
meeting, and was elected MS one OF the
delegates to the District Convention,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Train Load of Tobacco.

Especial to The Times DIspatchl
DURHAM, N. G.. May g6;-T, II. Martin IN
shipped solid train consisting OF .oouoo
pounds OF leaf tobacco firm this city To-
day The shipment was for the lrisn
Tobacco King, Mr., Thomas Gallagher ana
goes to Belfast. ireland,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Warships in Quarantine,

Especial TO The Tlmes-IJlspAtcHJ
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 26.-The
German cruiser Gazelle arrived at Old
Point this morning and is now IN auaran-
later. The vessels come from Port au
Prince, by way OF Charleston, s. G. Tho
vessels Will remain ut Old Point I'VE
DAYS before coming here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Visit Harrisonburg and Look
Over the Town.

(SpecIal to The meSvDlspatcn.J -.
JARKISONBURG. VA, May 26.-The
Normal School ommittee left this after
noon at 8 o'clock over the Southern Rail-
way for Woodstock, The committee spent
the greater part of the morning viewing
the various sites about tho town offered
for the location of the normal.
They were accompanied by a committee
OF citizens. and the advantages or eaeh
location were explicitly explained TO
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
LADIES ORGANIZE TO
PLANT SHADE TREES

lsnecial to Tho Times Dispatcho
LEBsBWR VA oa MayI ss rec so XsscSela q.
tinm has been organized in the county
W WGHh Tie HE following officers; Mrs. William
eorsoran Eustls president dent Henry Mrs; 4 FAR r
w.. n''e 81 AMMAN Of the Executive Commit
tee The object is 10 preserve and plant
shade trees along the highways OF travel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Miller---Stinnett,

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,AN1StjEIRsr VA, May 26--Last night
IAI sss'f Annie stinaatt and Mr.. Nip Miller
weTa nn,nari',d at the home of the bride $
n me near here. The bride ls a daugh-
Tor of Mr. T snnSfIf5 and the sr1Gi on
attende ed BY quite a large crowd was
given at the home Of the bride sAft
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27

4ured Yesterday at Boush HILL on the
Pennsylvania Railroad and who AFTER
wards died from his injuries at the Alex,
native Of that city and a member OF me
Brotherhood Of Boilermakers and Of the
Iron a @ an Ame bndI
be embalmed and shipped to Newport
News this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
". p. T. EXAMINAT
All Will be Through in Time
for the St. Louis Trip.

BIAtKsBURG, VA. May 26.-The
senior examinations are Just over and IN. tne
grades were posted to-day There ERE y WV w
be about fifty senior graduates thi MS s sinn
Viii vii end Monday and everything Will be
in readiness for the st. Louis trip Tues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
Dead Man Identified.

(special TO The Times. pispatchl
Gsor .en { SIMPSON received telegram
from Newport News this morning which
stated that tho man who was tatal!y m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
DR.. Danes Resignation,

(Speclal to The TImes- Dis atehI
WINCHESTER, VA, May 26,-The yes
try Of Christ Episcopal Church has aS-
Dame, who has accepted a call to ST.
Paul's Church. OssinlIng, n. Y NO new
rector has been called,