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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Jones. Evelyn Walsh, Gay and JEANETTE
Montague, Lucy Gwathmey, Louise
Bowles, Elizabeth West, Virginia Sims,
Grace Sims, Lucy Anderson, Cornelia
AIagill and Master Myrton Gaines, with
Miss Sims. as accompanies
Jones-Shell.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage OF Mss Bessie Cullen Shell 10 Mr..
Harvey l.. Jones, of Wilmington, Del,
the ceremony to take place on June eth,
at the home of the bride, No. 925 West
Cary Street.
Studio Musicale.
A beautiful musicale was given by the
students of Madame Anita Heineck Lloyd
In her studio parlors at the corner of
Franklin and Fourth Streets. Wednesday
evening, June 18th, at $3.50 p. NJ.
The parlors were PRETTY decorated
with flowers and ferns, and after the
musical refreshments were served.
Those presenting the programme were
Miss Kata GUIDE, Mrs. J. II. Collins, Mr.
Morrison. Mrs Montgomery Jackson,
Miss Gertrude Lchtenstein and Miss
iGussie Reinhardt
The audience was full OF praise and
appreciation for the musicians and for
Madame Lloyd. Among those present
we're Professor and Mrs. Jacob Rein
shardt.. Mir. and Mrs, William Pizzilli' DR..
and Mrs. W. H. o, 1IcGehee, Mr.. Roger
PRYOR, .yr.. Miss Mary Shelton, Mr., and
Mrs 'pavid Lichtenstein, Mr., and Mrs,
clark Mrs, and MISS Cora Younger,
Mrs ana Miss Seymour, Misses Grady.
Misses Relnhardt, Mr., and Mrs. Clothter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
JUSTICE JOHN AWAY.
Goes to Consult His Physician.


Story Of the Police Court.
Immediately after court yesterday, JUS
tice John rushed to the Byrd Street sta-S
tion and took a. train for New York
where he will have a consultation with
his physician,
Before going however. he sent j. B.
.Codwell to jail for fifteen Nays for
taking some pig lead from the Chemical
Works ~ si5
Jesse Tucker. colored, lame and halt.
but fond Of chicken, was given twelve
months as a suspicious character. He
had bag With five chickens in II. and
on his person was found lock and
key which may be recovered by the
owner from Sergeant Mathews at the
Police Court, l
Wilbur Goddin went down for twelve
months as drunk. and ninety days for
taking 7. IS. Perkins's coat.
Boss Nash. colorsd, paid S. for bent
Ing Charles Pearson N
Harvey White went down for ten days
as q drunk, and several minor intoxlcants
were let Oft s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
The Presbyterian Picnic.

The Presbyterian sunday schools o.
Richmond, Manchester and nearby Sab
urbs Will again have y union picnic At
Buckroe Beach. The day fixed for ttte
picnic this year is June oath, and tho
trains will leave the Main Street station.
Chesapeake and Ohio, from s to $50
O'clock. This union picnic has become
quite q fixed event With the Presbyte-
rians, and for several years past has
proven most pleasant arrangement,
The popularity OF tho ARRANGEMENT is
shown by the fact that each summer II
is the largest picnic crowd going out OF
Richmond. All OF the members OF thu
various Sunday schools go without cost
10 themselves and tickets arc sold To-
their frlends and the public generally at
almost nominal rates. Each ticket sold
reduces In proportion the amount wMch
tho Sunday schools have 70 pay for the
chartered trains and for that reaSon al
friends are urged by the schools 70 sn-
oept this opportunity to spend day -
.tke seashors u q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

garden and a view from the broad main
walk. looking towards the house some
thing long to be remembered.
within the house is one of the arrest
collections of portraits n virginia t ,nu,Gay
Of Richmond, and of his daughter, Eve
lyn, to whose name SO much of historic
interest attaches 81
The general desire to see these old
homes has caused rush for the tickets
Of the All ". "A, excursion, to be MADE
wednesday. June Goth. The number OF
tickets to be sold will be limited Strictly
to five hundred. AS this IS the case, !.
viii be- wise for all Intending purchasers
to. secure their tickets at once.
The excursion committee, composed Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

to form a delightful historic museum.
were ii not that there is a comfort and
air Of hospitabe welcome dlsnelling any
idea of a museum #
Sailing on down the river, through a
country whose history dates from the
time OF Smith aud Powhatan down TO
that Of Lee and Grant, the traveller
reaches Brandon. At an early period the
property OF Captain John Martin, one
Il Of the first councillors in Virginia, and
afterward Of the Osslneys and saddlers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

l<insmen OF Shakespeare. the estate wa wa 8
sold about the end Of the seventeenth 1
century to the Harrlsons. in whose hands
1t still remains.
Outside of the house at Brandon. the
chief feature is the beautiful old garden,
extending from the river for consider
able distance back to the house. The
venerable trees, high box hedges and
masses of the sweetest old-fashioned
flowers and shrubs render a visit to this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

BRIDES goins-away gown Will be a, gum
metal taffeta shlrt-waist suit, with
travelling hat and gloves. Wedding gifts
in silver, ciit-glass, china, brsc-a-brac
and furniture have been received IN
PROPULSION, one Of tho rarest and most
valuable being o. massive ladle that has
come down to the btide through several
generations. @ Il 4
Lakeside Assembly.
The Lakeside 4, german, given Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
Mp III IN THE BUD.
First Appearance OF Dandruff Forerun'
ner az future Badness. ab

First Appearance OF Dandruff q Forerun'
ner of Future Badness,
That such is the case mas peen con
clusiyely proven by scientific research
Prof. Unna, the noted Europeah sklh
bn,rowed-lp cuticle of the scalp. caused
hy PARASITES destroying the vitality in
the hair bulb. The hair becomes lifeless,
and. IN time, falls out. This can be pre-
Mewbro's Herpicido kills the Dandruft
germ, and restores the hair to Its natural
softness and abundancy
Herpicide is NOW used by thousands OF
neonle--all satisfied that It is the most
wNonderful hair preparation OH the mar
ket to-day,
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich, Owens and Minor Drug
Co. Special Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
a Great Success.

The entertainment given by the young
ladies' OF the Emanuel BAPTIST Church
Tuesday evening, June 18th. was a great.
success socially as well as financial W. N
The object OF the entertainment was 70
raise money8for the building fund Of the
very pretty church which has Just been
completed at the corner OF Fifth and
Leigh Streets. The committee wish to
extend their thanks to one and all OF
their friends who so kindly assisted them.
Every number on the programme was
rendered with Ekill and Il finish @profes-
slonal in character. The very attractive
programme for the evening included
cornet solo by Miss Bernice Slower, with
Miss Rosena Steinbrecher as accompa-
mist: a vocal solo by Miss Bertha James
17lournoy: a reading by Miss lIleanora
Steinbrccher; a solo by Mr.. James Dun
bar; reading by Miss Eliza beth Baylor;
reading by Miss Ida billiard; solos by
Miss Mary Lindsay. Miss Mary Manning
and Mr.. Gus sievert, and a final reading
by Miss steinbrecher. s3
Piano Recital.
"A charming and highly cred.table piano
recital was given by the pupils OF Miss
Mabel Sims at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall Thursday evening last.
in which the following pupils took part:
Misses Florence Wood. Nell sinton, Nam
nile West, Edith Morehouse, Viola Per-
due. Mary Wilkinson, Ruth Cosby, Ida
LYMAN. Margaret Crump. Marjorie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

highest professional honor that could be
bestowed upon him
Mrs. Alys Connolly Cox will leave July
,st to spend several months In European
travel
Miss Rertha Rosenthal. OF Raleigh. \.
lcontlnued on Sixth Pagea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Mrs. w. g. stanard, chairman; Mrs.
Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Edgar d. Taylor,
Mrs. w. r. Robins and Miss Mamie
ID. Jones. will meet Monday ut p. M.
In No. 10 North Beech Street. to make
arrangements for refreshments. CHAP
.erones and other necessary details.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Mrs. Robert Hyde Leftwich and dauGh-
ter. Dorothy, will visit the 81. Lou,s
Exposition this week and spend the pa
ance Of the summer with MIS-. MAN
IA. Gordon at st. Joseph, Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Mr.. w. L. Burruss. of Fredericksp urs,
and Mr.. Ned Starke, OF inns citS' liAN
rst,,rned from Chattanooga, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

street. Mrs. Pearson has been in Europe 'f
during the past winter and spring
Friends OF pr. George Ben Johnston are
sfoeling the greatest qualification over
his election as president Of the sursl,
cal Association of America, sensible as
they are, that he has received about the the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
!, I'M THE SOCIAL REALM =.



~ a. y 7 ,y,nte her name upon the sand.
But came tho waves and washed washed 1t
&ta away; Hi l
Again / wrote it With a second hand.
but came the tide and made mad my pains Slr'i
his prey.
t.va,n man, said she that dost In vain
la N assay a..
A mortal thing 80 TO immorta'.lise;
FOR / myself shall like to this decay ,ta
g Ala eke nv name DO wiped out like
wise"
mot So" quoth y; "let ba lHe things de- de-
wise N.
,i8 fame; 49,, Z.
And in tho heavens write your glorious
where. When as death shall all the
our loves Shall live. and later llfe
renew" r.
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Personal Mention.

Mr., Edward NJ Taylor, tho 81 so11 u ~
,Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor. arrived In
Richmond yesterday from Birm lngha 7 n,
Ala. He will on next w ednes day. ev enln y
BIO married to Miss Edith ": Palme sl,. -
th,e .city Mr.. Taylor, after hts wedding,
will make his future home with his VIE
In Columbus, Ca. where he will be man n n
ager OF the traffic department tor3sthe
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegram pm
C,on1pany. 5H 3lS4l tSg95g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Cadet 1vanhoe sclater. son OF MT; ana
Mrs Ivanhoe Sclater, OF No. 2721 Floyd
Avenue. who has Just returned from the
Worlds Fair, says that the Virginia Poly
technic Institute boys were accorded q
warm welcome and attracted much at
tention at the exposition. The high rahk
Mr. sclater has maintained In his classes
at the ". F.. !. is very gratifying to ms
friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Miss Matte baskerville, who IS attend
ing the University Of Virginia finals, ana,
has been the object of many delighti y,
social attentions there was dell httluiiy
entertained by Mrs. Eugene, hlassie' ~. VINO
| 10 al COPELAND, a short distance from
1.-The university. Miss Baskerville Is chap
eroned by her mother Mrs. baskerville
| at the University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Beach has Issued
Invitations to the marriage of hor daugh-
ter Elizabeth Fairfax, to DR.. Arthur
Wise DeBell. The wedding will take
place at tho Second Baptist Church. N
Richmond, Va, on Wednesday. June 2oth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Miss Otie Minor, accompanied BY hel
brother. Mr.. Abner Pope. left Se IS
IN the steamer Monroe for New York
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
The First Count.

The first count in THE DIS
PATCH Voting Contest will be
made next Sunday and it is ex-
pected that several candidates
will be entered by that time.
The premiums have already at
tracted widespread attention and
the fact there are more to be
added is sufficient indictment
for the people Of Columbus and
the country to try for them.
A few suggestions just here
may not be out of place.
Be sure and cut your ballots
true. 1t saves work and insures
careful and accurate account
in this office. Write the name
of the candidate as well as the
name of the party voting the
ballot plainly with ink.
If you have a friend or neigh
Dor who is not taking the paper
speak to him about it and if he
subscribes get him to give you
the ten ballots which will be
given for the cash subscription.
If your friend or neighbor is
already taking it get him to pay
up and get the ballots allowed
for renewals
Ballot boxes will be placed at
this office and at Mayo & Weav-
er's drug store. They will be
kept locked and will be opened
at noon when the count
will be made. Every candidate
whose names are entered in the
contest will receive the semi
weekly edition so that she can
keep up with the count promptly.
Look in your weekly paper,
there are two ballots.
Go to work, write letters to
your friends to save their ballots.
Speak to your friends in your
neighborhood get them inter
ested in your behalf. Every
neighborhood, ought to enter a
and doubtless they
will.
Watch for Sundays paper.
1t will contain the first count.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
Civil EnQineers Here.

A party of civil engineers in
charge Of Mr.. Holden arrived in
the city Sunday and are stop
ping at the Hillside hotel. Mr..
Holden was interviewed by The
DISPATCH, but refused to diyulge
the object of the party's visit
here, referring the reporter to
Mr.. Miller whom it seems is in
charge Of the party but who was
not in the city. From infOrma-
ton gained from reliable source
it seems that there are four men
in the party, two of them being
in this city, and two making
their headquarters at Waverly.
The two gentlemen stopping
at the Hillside got their break
fastS at daylight both on Mon
day and yesterday, and were in
the field surveying all day, re-
turning late at night. They
maintain a sphinx-like silence
regarding their work, but it is
known that they took a westerly
direction, which would indicate
that line between this city and
West Point or some other place
in that direction is being sur
veyed.
1t was at first thought that
the surveyors were in the en-
ploy of the Columbus. Memphis
and Pensacola railroad, but
when Judge Newman Cayce, the
president of that line, was inter
viewed by THE DISPATCH he
disclaimed any knowledge in the
matter, so that the object of the
engineers visit here remains a
mystery.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06

both in and out OF the city. ile with the city
authorities map OF said line of Railway.
SEC Is. And DELAYS caused by acts of prOvi-
dence, orders of the Court. or unavoidable
accidents, shall work an eXlentiOn OF the time
herein granted to the number of days delayed.
but upon delay being accustomed. the Gran
tees shall Immediately notify the Mayor IN
writing, and state the cause OF delay.
SEC. 49, Said Street Railway Company shall
furnish free transportation to policemen and
hremen while on duty; and shall provide trans
fer system on its own lines by which during
operation OF cars, one fare viii secure con
tfnued passage within City limits as now es-
tablished or hereafter extended
SEC. 20 For failure to comply with conditions
in Section 3, Grantees agree to forfeit the sum
of one thousand (sl0000D dollars secured bv
bond this day filed with the Mayor and City
Council, and conditioned for the faithful per
Torrance of the conditions OF this ordnance
by the Grantees thereof
SEC.2l. said Grantees also agree to operate
separate compartments Tor white and cClOred
passengers
SEC. - This Ordinance In accordance with
law, shall take effect ana be in force from and
after its passage. approval and publication ina
a newspaper in Columbus, LOwndes County.
Mississippi
SEC. p. The said Grantees appear before
the Board OF Mayor and City Council and ac-
cept the grant herein made. and they this day
hled their written acceptance of the same.
subject to the conditions and limitations here
in expressed, which said acceptance is ordered
TO be fled with the City Clerk and by him re-
corded on the Minutes of said Board
APPROVED
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY FRAN
CHISE.

Grant to G. I. Heard, F. NJ. Abbott, and
Thos. J OMEN.
An Ordinance authorizing the erection.
maint enance and operation of an Electric
Power Plant in the city of Columbus, with the
right to manufacture and sell electricity for
the light and power, and a Street Railway
upon the streets OF Colum3us; MISSISSIPPI by
the parties above named. their associates.
successors. and assigns and establishing rules
and regulations, governing the same, and ex-
empting the same from taxation for five go
years.
SEC. l. G. T. Heard. F. NJ Abbott and T'hos
J. OsNein their associates. SUCCESSORS. and as
signs hereinafter called Grantees. are hereby
granted the right and privilege to erect,
maintain. and operate an Electric Power
Plant and shall have the right to manufacture
and sell electricity for light and power. and
build a street Railway. in upon. over. and
bus. Mississippi. now or hereafter opened or
extended. except as hereinafter limited; and
the right to lay any single or double tracks,
si6e-traclSs. turnouts or switches. erect poles.
wires or other appliances as the said Grantees
may deem necessary 10 convey ana transmit
electricity. and to operate an Electric street
Railway provided. that no double track be
laid on any stree less than 60 feet wide except
by consent of Mayor and City Council. The
poles supporting the wires of said Railway
shall be of cedar. Cypress Juniper. Chestnut,
or Iron. and shall be placed under the direc-
ton and supervision of the Mayor and street
committee of said board. and shall be kept
nainfed and well cared for. and the terminus
of any side-track- on switch. or turnout shall
not be at the intersection OF any street. and
the latest improved street car rail shall be used
in the construction of the line,
SEC. = The rights and privileges herein grant
ed shall DE for a period of Forty nine l4ql
years. from and after the approval and publ
cation Of this ordinance. and shall be non-ex-
elusive and during said Forty nine years said
CITY of Columbus shah not grant or convey 10
any person. Company. or Corporation. al J
rights or privileges on the streets selected and
used by grantees herein which VIII destroy.
fnjure. or impair the rights and privileges
herein conveyed to said grantees: but II at any
time after the said Electric Power Plant and
Street Railway Is completed as hereinafter
provided there should be petition presented
To the City Government requesting an extern
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met
in regular monthly session at
the court house Monday. the
following being present: Hon.
Battle Bell, president. S. w,
Caldwell, W. F. Barksdale. r. P.
Hairston and g. II. Jordan, asso-
ciate members, T. A. Eggleston,
sheriff and d. d. Richards, clerk,
when the following proceedings
were had
The petition of r. A. Myers,
J. D. Butts, Mrs. S. w. Field ct
al, which was filed at the Septem
Der meeting of the board and
which ask that certain land in
township Is, range Is west, be
included in the stock law district,
came up for action and upon mo-
ton was denied, a counter petit
ton signed by @. B. Shelton,
Mrs. e. B. Shelton, Henry Chap
man ct al, having been received.
The monthly report of Prof. S.
M. Nash, county superintendent
of education. showed that he had
issued pay certificates amount
ing to S102 80.
Ordered that the Waverly fer
ry and Nashville ferry now opera
ted by the county, be abolished
on January 1st. 1905.
Ordered that Grant Butler,
Perle Butler, Dayton Butler and
Jimmie Butler, negro minors, be
bound to @. W. Evans, until each
reaches the age of twenty one
years.
Ordered that allowances for re-
pairs on the various county
schools be made as follows Lone
Oak school $500, Hardy sch DOL
$4,000, McGowah school $4,000.
Rural Hill school $4,000, Black
Creek school S135.0O, Mount
Vernon school S175.0O, Cobb's
Switch colored school $500,
Ne Y Hope school $1,000. Arte-
STA school 1925 100, Mayhem
colored school $500, Cannon
: caool $11.17. The above sums
to be payable as soon as repairs
are completed.
1t was also ordered that Nor
ris chapel be allowed a sum suffi-
cient to purchase lum Der for a
building Is by "A feet.
After having made the regular
a list of which will be
published in next Sundays DIS.
PATCH. the board adjourned.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
Military Day.

At Il joint meeting of the
directors of the Mississippi and
West Alabama Fair Association
and the Columbus Rifiemen
which was held Monday night
the members of the latter or
ganization decided to take hold
of the military celebration at the
coming fair and do all in their
power to make the day a sue
cess. A committee consisting
of Messrs. Frank Keen, J. B.
Afford, Myrick Cox, Will Null
Inns, Wayne Bush, Oscar Locke,
John Richards and d. j. Par
sons vas appointed to take the
matter up, and the prospects
for a glorious day are very bright.
Mr.. Frank Keen, who is sec
rotary of the Rife company. will
also act as secretary of the
committee, and in that capacity
will extend an invitation to every
military organization in East
Mississippi and West Alabama
to visit Columbus and take par t
in the celebration, which will oc-
cur on Friday, the last day of
the fair. The principal feature
of the day will be a com petitive
drill, in which all the visiting
companies will participate. and
there will also probably be a
sham battle though this feature
of the celebration has not as yet
beea fully decided upon. as the
time is so short that it may be
impossible to secure the neces-
sary ammunition.
No expense or pains will be
spared in arranging the pro-
gram. and both the members of
the Columbus Rifiemen and the
directors of the fair association
will do all in their power to make
the day a success.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06
CHANcERY COURT.

The fall term of Chancery
court convened at the Court
house last Monday morning.
Judge J. F. McCool, presiding.
Judge McCool, however, was
taken sick Monday night and
was too i'll to open court on
yesterday morning.
Up to the time Of adjournment
Monday afternoon the following
business had been transacted:
The motion to disapprove the
action Of the clerk in admitting
to probate the will of Dillen Ran
dolph and the appointment of f.
w. Fload as administrator, was
allowed and leave granted the
executor to withdraw the papers
presented as the will of the said
Dillen Randolph.
The bond of d. d. Richards as
executor of the estate of J. w.
Richardson, deceased, was filed.
The action of N. W. Hutchin-
son, administrator of the estate
of j. ID. Hutchinson, deceased, in
selling certain lands belonging to
said estate was ratified by the
court.
In the case of Burton Cady vs.,
JOS. Peacher ct al. defendants
were allowed 90 days in which
to file demurred. It was also
ordered that the plaintiff be re
quired to give bond in the sum
of $4,000 to secure the costs in
this case.
The action Of J. L. Wood, |
of Harry Sanderson,
Ora Sanderson and Bessie San
derson. minors, in selling certain |
belonging to said min |
Ors was ratified by the court
Elk parce of Willie p. Thomas
ct al sale of certain lands ratified. |