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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

Z 81 Tor three days Say, It's awful dry.
amt IT. Amt there no water b nor
nothing to eat a. 3Ga S
No.. there amt nothing, dearie. You'll
Just need to be patient awhile. and then
you'll @ be 5all right 4 Put your head /
up dc in, me / like that, and then you'll
feel better. 1t amt easy to talk when
your j lips is like leather, but / guess I'd
best let you know how the cards lle
What's that you've got
Pretty things!i fine thngs!Y cried the
little girl 4 enthusiasticall holding 81 Up
1.-Two glittering fragments Of mica. When
we goes back home III give them TO
brother Bob. x: VI W u,
82.,You,l II see prettier things than them
sooil.'' said the man confidently you e y.
lust wait a bit. was going to tell Syou,3
thong Ii z you remember when we left the
lsriyer?'''FF II .83s 81, 4. Y \. 3;
well, NE reckoned we strike another.
river soon, "a dye see. a But there was
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; cotnpasses, or map, or
somethin, and II didn't turn up, ss5is ater'
Iran out, Just except Ia w tile. drop for
1.-the likes OF YOU al,d--an dr. I,
| sNAnd you couldn't wash yourself, +" In
terrupted his companion graYely. sta ring
inp at his grimy Ylsage ss 4.
no. nor drink. Il And MI. Bender. he
| was tile first to- go,j and then Indian Pete,
| andSthen Mrs, Mc(; rel or, and then JohnrS
liHones.aand them, dearle. your mo her"
3{.'rhen mother $ q deader..s too. cried
1.-THE little girl, dropping her face IN her
pinafore and sobboing bitterly.
es. they all went eXce pt Syp q and me.
Then thought there wa some cha nee
! Of water In this direct Ion, & SO " heaYed
/ you over&5my shoulder and we tramped
lit toget her. 4. don seen a $ V though
we've improved ma tiers. here's an all
mighty small chance for MS now
lido you {nean that we are goin & to
\ die, 81 too m asked the child. checking her
sobs, and, raising her tear-stained face.s
Sn I guess tina It's about the size OF <,6',
GtWhy6 didn't yoll say so before n he
said Laughing gleefuly, y; C1l gat e me
such Il fright, {53 Why, OF rdr ,. now, as
llongs as we die We y bo With 4 mothel
again. s3s .saS NV &, q, v !. hi
ives, Vol, will, NJ dearie. 5 sS.
3t"And YOU, !. too. Y 4 II tell her how "a W. Y
4 good YOU'VE been. 4, II bet she m eetSal ls
Tat the door Of fie ven wi N ~ big pitcher
snf water, and a lot of buclswheat cakes,
l5hnt and toasted ON hot sides, Ike Hob
/ and me Was fond OF. How long VIII y
+ he first" sat 55 ~ h. ",
~ don't know---rot very long The
ifmat,'s eyes were fixed upon the Northern
Ihorizon, In the blue vault Of the heaven
\ there appeared three tile speck Wni 8,
Increased In size every MON ept's z III, ofapl
4. Is did hey approa CHI. They ape eaily ffs
4 solved themselves into three laf ss ~ oM w
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TWINS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDINGS.

Especial to 4 he Times Dlspatch.)
PEORIA. ILL, Aug. "a. The entire
irerrlarkaHe golden N weddings. Peter
Adam Reising, his twin brother. Adam
Peter Reising, who are each seventy
three years old and their widowed sister:
figures OF the celebration. The Resing
twins and their sister were married at a
triple wedding, V ii II 4sa MI . {.
The sReising brothers married the RUSS
sIli.,. and Lawrence Russman married Miss
Reising. Russnan died at, sea many
years ago, but the Reising twins and
their wives are alive and In good health.
A 4 memorial service, held in tho Meta
mora Catholic Church, was attended by
iallsithe townfolk and many came from
neigh boring villages. Two thousand per-
followed the church service ID
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q i
in his head, and burned with IN :t .r AZ
natural Il lustre; while the hand which
grasped his rifle was hardly more heshy
than that OF q skeleton. AS he stood, Il
he leaned upon his weapon d for support,
and yet his tall figure and the massive
framework OF mis- bones gested g Wiry
and vigorous constitution. His gaunti
face however, and his clot hes, which
hung so baggily over his shriveled limbs
proclaimed what 1t was that gave him
that sente and decrepit appearance. II The
man was dying-dylng from hunger ana
from thirst.
He had tolled painfully down the raYine,
and on to this little elevation, ~ the
vain hope OF seeing some 81 gns OF wa Ter.
Now the great salt plain street led before
his eyes. and the distant@belt OF savage
mountains, without q sign a1yN lerc q. q
plant or tree, which might indicate the
presence Of moisture. In all that broad
Landscape there was no. CLEAN OF ? ope s
North and east and west he locke WI
wild questioning eyes ard then he real
lied that his wanderings had come 70
an end, and that there on tia Z. ba rre On
crng, he was about to die, WHY not lt I
here as we'll as in q feather bed, twenty
years hence" he mutered, as no seated
himself In the shelter Of q bo.ll
Before sitting down, he had deposited
upon the ground his useless 3{rifl no
also large bundle tied up In q gray
shawl. which he had carried slung over
his right shoulder. It appea red fl to pc
somewhat too heavy for his strength
for, In lowering It, 1t ca me down on a ms
ground with some little Syioleyc IN,
stantly there broke from the era Y pa rcel
q little moaning cry, and from q there
protruded a small, scared face. VI tn very
bright brown eyes, and two II tie SspeckIlen
dimpled fists, \. 9. N y "a
''You've hurt ME! said 9 childish voice ole
|reproachfully. az II * NJ z!
'IIave !. though?n the man answered
penitently; II didn't go for to do. IT,
AS he spoke he unwrapped the gray sha y!
and extricated pretty little girl y q
about five years .of age, whose 3.d ainty
shoes and smart pink frock. Win IS
little linen apron, all hespoke q Hothsr,s
care. The child was pal . and wan, but
her healthy arms and Il legs showed y na .
she had suffered less than he n con pa mon.
How Is 1t now??i he lisWercd a rx lollR-
~. for she was still rubbing the toWsy
golden curls which covered the BACK "A
her head, lsa q sSs .5s II
Kiss 1t and make Il well she ald;
with perfect gravity, shovlnN me lnlursa
part. up to him g VIVA 7 MONEY
used to do. Where's mot her ~ &,
"Mother's gone. 81 esss YOU y VI - see
herF7before long ~ sJ5 53s
one. eh!' said the little girl. 4, Funny.
she didn't say good, by; she. most al
ways did II she WAS just soln over sto
Auntie's for tea. and now g he "a peen 9 way
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birds, which circled over the heads Of O
the two wand erers, and then settled upon on
some rocks which overlooked them They IN
were buzzards the $vultures OF the w est.
whose coming is the orerunnersof dea H.
"A Cocks ana hens, cried the little girl
: gleefully, pointing at their l-omened
! forms and clapping her hands to- mi lks#
them RISE Il ''sa y, did / God make this
country III a 81 Ess Il s
Incoursc He did, \, said her com nlon,
rather startled by this unexpected cd
question tx III
q e mad the country down. Illinois,
and IIe made the missouri, the little
girl continued. u guess somebody else
made the country IN these parts, IS
not nearly so we'll X done 8gS They forget
the water and the trees z ssS
What would We think OF Offering up
prayer? the man asked difldently.
ut ain't5night yet she answered. Is
LIT don't matter. It ain,t quite regll-
lar but He won't mind that 4 You bet
| iou say over them ones that you used
Ito say every; night In tile wagon when
lsWe was on the Pla ms "
IsSF''yYliyE don YOU say, some yourself?"'
1.-the child a asked. with wandering eyes,
~ dlsremember them lie answered y
| hain't said none since ] II vas half the
height q thai gun, guess t's yer
ltno late You say them out i, 4 and ! N
stand by and come LII on the choruses,' Sf
l$&"Then YOU II need to kneel down, and
me toon3sle said. la wing the shawl out
for tina purpose. You've got q put
| your hands up like this, 1t ma kes "
4 feel kind OF Sc cd, z 98 sSa x a,
AZ I L was a strange sight, had here been
anything but the buzzar ds to see ~ sld
by side on the II arrow shawl kne ~ tlle
two wanderers. the tile, prattllng child
and the reckless, hardened a dyentu rer.s
Her chubby faca8and his {llagEard an ~
lar Yisage We're both turned &up to he
sclol,dless heaven In III heartfelt entrea ~
| to that dread being with whom hey We're
face Z to face. while he two oices---the
one thingand clear the her deep and
harsh--nnited In the et'troa " for mercy
and forgiveness The PRAYER finish ed !,
they resumed their sea In he .sha dow
of, he boulder until the child fell sasleep,3
nesting upon "a the broad hreas ST 81 her
protector. 10 wa tched over her 81 lumber
4 for some time, but Nature prnyed to pc
Stoo strong for him. For tkreeY days and
5three#gnlghts ne had allowed 8ghinnse'lff
1 neither rest, nor repose. Slowly }sh M
$eyellds dropped oyersthe tired eyes. and
4 the head sunk lower and lower upon the
\ breast until the mans grizzled beard
was mixed Al Wit, the golden tresses ii OF
| his companion, and hoth slept the sa ms
4 deep and dreamlcss slunber, y 81 a
II ITO be Continued To, morrow lt2
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5Eatings "a i oaadvine Il District

49, All az 81 the new ways lnauRufateu uruer
the so-callcd progressive spirit Of this present
age are mot better than the old ways said
most expert chef OF the modern hotel,
rant Pullman diner eanaot% ~ chicken
and the old .black rlarnmies OF the long ago.
But ii n have been exceedingly fortunate5.of
late along this line. have been VI in the
country "A In VI the 4Toadvine Distr! as u you
know the yellow leg chicken flourls shes down
there al this season Of the year. and the
good old mothers and their daugh tiers serve
them now, Sf as they were served in ante
belum days. For ~ perfect mea ] commend
me to a Z table in the Toady vine District. ,--s
I3irn1i n ham "a lnl ernld 49,
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WEARING WOMAN
And Her RIGHTS
Thinks She Ought Is Swear .Asss
Much AS She Pleases RI
8at.FI.on1e..

WIIJKEsBARRE. PA. Aug. IF q ~ Mis- n
Maud Kocher, who wa f1ned sixty-seven
cents for two sswea + words. has decided
to8test the right Of freedom OF speech In
kcr home s n ii ia III
5S She was arrested on compla int nf a1rs
Pearl Hayes, who said in a quarrel Sat
Miss Kocher's house I he ia tier swore d tt,
her twice. alderman Brown Imposed the
fine In conformity with d The st ate! e ssh
but the defendant S counsel Il ella Inns tha y
the law applies only to swearing in public
ipla ces and not In sone's own house 3 s3
The Aid erma n N held that swearing
Misc X ochcr appealed and the case will
90 $toT court 35S3s
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Sounds Like \. Bid.

H8 we &d do 4 not. 81 OF course profess to bs as
wise as 4 NJ rs75,Tagg art or MI Cortelyou, but
there are some facts about Gindian =, which
much ri Of the recent devotion OF the State
10 the Republican party and the assumption
is that the drifts 70 strongly In Its direc-
to overcome It There is a good deal In the.
theory, & and we have several times expressed
the opinion that Republicans have the better
lofESthe situation here Yet. Mr.. wv. H. vi H.
Miller is right when he says that the Repub-4
lican party will have to fight. hard to make
sure @of dianapolls News.
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cess Anne Hotel Hotel. Virginia Beach
Dr.. u B. ArcCaw has spent the summer
1 IN IN Albematle county; va,
Hotel tof some weeks.
Mrs. Hunter MeGuire and Mrs: William n
at the Rockbridge Baths, where there
has been pleasant company throp g gu: y
the summer "A x, stS al 81
tie, Va.l il an August guest at Warm arr,
~ Springs ' Bath Bath, county
isys ey,s i sps II tss Rsss
Mrs. Brvdon Remnant, Jr. is a. Ale, !. llt,'s
g char Y Hotel t': y, G Cos q @ 55S
s aEs9s' z3st'ss e; i
Ms Es.i Ssas; Augustine y I visiting ff'sn''
rsa.sa ssss s j S''1sSF Is y
Mr.. III 3. Baylor. Of the United States
Mr. Ehomas y stokes Is resl EHe req 81 q
the 1nElees1ide, Beech Haven. ~ o89.
Mrs. Virginia Niichaux. who has return
ed to the home q her son, pr aco 70
m isssf Inpr 81 mi Il, h.a,s inNn I
Mrs. sam Daniels paid short visit T.
the city last i: week; . !,
Ma nsy sD4 ~ Rsnd fsp Aresr
Is at Amherst, Va. ID
Mrs. Cherries watkins is at the t .,,y :,
is at walnut Hill, Orange county, Va.
rs Dr.; E. j. Moseley, Jr,. has returned from
a stay at Beu ,Llnln' s Va '
Mr.. j. j. Montasue is with his family.
at Brandon otel. 3sIis i,
MI 4 ; Waller. who has been D. st 1, the
to sGatewood, Va. n. #
+ Mr. J. G. Carpenter and wife, OF Cliff
ton FooTge BY M,
have gone to the ST. Louis Exposition.
Their trip will include also the Yellow
Z, Dr. +. IL ostenbader, Of No 603 Grace
Street. has reaurned to the city after "a
'''a4sH, ton II Of five I'VE weeks
sciaterviie. Pa. are the guests Of 81 II
I. Costen bad Of No. 6ps Ease{ Grace
Street. .lt5
a visit to the Worlds Fair. after Which
he Will spend a month visiting through
the West. Mr. Moore will attend 81 the
Masonic, u concave.a which meets IN In San
Fra ncsco;san from the p will so tel Y l-5
$lowstone Lake. sSI tssK
Mrs !. 81 Stanton Moore and grand
daughters Misses Alice and Jennie Cary
gust Ia 7 Goshen. Va, na s returned to- the
city, en- rs
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lis East Franklin Street for several.
Miss Olive Gibson is back from a stay
of, several weeks 81, + Crozet Va.
Miss Bele RaIlsy been a. Jst
returned l to Richmond lI,> t,r ID !. 81
latter part SotHthe summer az Orange, va.
Ths Charles a MA h 3bp Tr5t
where he and Mrs. Marks have beNn SUM
.mering, to spend last week IN Richmond.
synod ats1Woodstock, and will probably,
be back permanently by september 1st.5
81 Mrs. F. T. Clarke is at Natural Bridge
Hotel, Natural ;',,r Bridge !.
as 9saa i M9sss + 7sT e. u
t,;ns Ne 3sis yfsks spending some
MI stevens has left
u Professor and Mrs. Fred G. 1Ha hr: are
&mer. q # u slS;
Hon John GOOD e e ENJOYING "a t. Al An
sust a. Blue ERidge Springs,
N Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. spilman are visit,
ing friends at Bracey''s, IA N ok burg
county, Va 1t is3i u VI At
Majo and Mrs James ". Dooley and
Mr. illlam b. Smith are "a q Chateau
.Frontenac Quebec. Canada, ~, !.
BIZ Mr. and Mrs. George Bryan, who have
been summering at Redwood, Canada, are
now T Tritttusville: pennsylvania mia
sS55}} Mr. r. H. baskerville, is registered at
Ocean + House, York Beach M alne. N
Mrs. w. 4. Hutchinson is spending some
J time with friends in Baltimore q
Mr.. ana Mrs. James +. Gum. who have
been at the Greenbrier White Sulphur,
have now gone to Baltimore. "a 81
Mr., William Fl. Christian, who Is visit
Ing the st. Louis Exposition. Is stopping
While there wit IL Mrs. j !. b. Mcintosh,
NO. 6o5i Maple Avenue. 8,.5
Mrs william II. White of Norfolk Va.
has returned from a Northern trip Bsto
spend August at the White Sulphur.
~ Mr., Walter E. Simmons is at the Prin-t
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.SATURN. DARKENED;;
sun WAS HIDDEN.
strange Body Passed Between e 'we1
8tl1e Planet and Its
L,r,n.1iil,ary.
Especial wireless dispatch to The Times
< "a . Dlspatcl, from tho planet Saturn. S35 S{

Especial wireless dispatch to The Iimes--
Dispatch from the planet Sa turn. X sll
~ copyrighted on all planets. ;
y SATURN, Aug. q. this planet has beer,
dark for sixty llotrs. Not a. 81 lisl ~
has shown upon s,is. and the people q al -
lii great stress, The cnd OF the world US
feared s3 s. 81 4, / ri n 4 "a
SOME foreign body has come between us
and the sim Wlla t 1t Is hey cannot SO y,
and they even do not know how long II
Will III de Il he sun from, our planet.
out. A foreign body flying through the
lair#hld at from Sight. tbs Thought to
have been a.. large meteor. and IT is d.
patch has been sent to Jupiter to pre-.
pare the people for the end, 4 for { IL
strikes that planet 1t will dcmolishti 1T,
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II 4 III is 4
for over forty years. Those present were
Mr.. Charles Calvert and family, Mr. Lew
Is Calvert and family, Mr.. George Cal
vert and family Mr.. John Calvert 5 and !,
family, Mr.. 4 Charles Whitney and family
Greg Swift.
Invitations have been received in Ricn-
mond from Mr.. and Mrs ] & Swift Of
Chase City, va.,$for the ma rriage Of their
daughter, Anna Myrtle. to Mr.. Carson
W. Gregory the ceremony to tai I. q place
Tuesday, August 23d.5 at n Chase City.
Pinafore Revival.
New York Smart Set has been much
Interested In preparations made by the
8Larchmont Yacht Club to give Gilbert
and Sulivan's }tuneflil opera p ina fore.
from the deck Of a fvertable mimic war
vessel anchored off tile clubs grounds
close to shore Every available sea twas s:
taken for the performance. the uniform
price Of two dollars being paid all around
and thee embracing many Of :l,arcf-
$nioni's best known society musicians.
Personal Mention.
IFS; DR.. Bernard ". McCray is confined to
Ills rooms at MOI COO East Grace Street.
5byaFreason Of illness. ~ II els threatened
with6appendicitis. IN IL, x a SSS
Mr.. James II Lindsay. and daughter.
Of Charl ny kHe CITY yes
(terday MIR. Lindsay Is editor Of EEGthe
Charlottesville Progress a nd well
known in this CT VI. !. 4 !. 81 II N M i
The N Rev, Roger tklnsDn. Wake OF
Staunton, brother of Mr. Selden Wake,
Bof4this@ city,Gleft Tuesdaystfo for San Fran
cisco, whence lie Will sail for Z klo. Japan.
whittier he goes to serve as pro fessort IN
an English Japa ns !; !. cole !. e
3 Miss May Warren has returned to her
home In this city ftnrIsn visit of two
weeks to herr sist er. * rs: Thomas D.e
unnsr ana Ma t aaor Sif hs ety.
who haze been ling friends N Staun--s
to'. haze gone g 81. Y arket, va,
Mr. Charles ] r Todd. Of this tity who,
has been visiting his N parents, II on and
Mrs John w. Todd, " Of@Augnsta county
has returned t. az. h, .s home me
Nj ana Mrs 3, Miller M 6; IS, are the
days. " u y ].
.sp mai the" the summer inner North. viii stop
over III Richmond. on8aher way to her
home IN Boydton, Va N 4
and r m anf ff W2S 'fifs fno So
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AGED COUPLE in
The SAME / | GRAVE J. [ \ i.
William Strong Lives Only rs Few 81
Minutes When Told 81 ST III the &.
De cath Of His Wife.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,eclal 70 3 I, Times DIspatch.9'


(. MONTPELIER 24.---Nifs.
william Strong. an a ged lady, living near near
this place, died q fter an Illness.
Of a few days. Her husband Il Mr. - Az
liam Strong. also an a ed man, OH being
told OF his wife the ived onl VI a rev TX
moments. TheySwere Int erred In the a sd
grave In the family burying ground n 5i to-
day. u ss8sSt 355st 81
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The I STEEL BRIDGE
OF THE SOUTHERN
One Over the P tolnac River.
to be Completed All III
ID g,l1st 18th. .55Sl
gust q 18th ! !.
yAssociated Press

1EtI 10y ASSUCId
8 WASHINGTON, D.. G.. Angus & 2. The
Southern Railway u announces that on
August Is, 1904, the new double track
steel bridge across the Potomac River
at washington, D. C., will be completed,
and on and after that date all trains
to and from Washington via the South
ern Railway will be operated over I he
bridge FL
from Washing ton, and eliminate the de-
lays heretofore Experienced between
washington and Alexandria, Va. which
have been occasloned S by he crowded
condition Of the old single track y bridge.
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From Richmond to the
Ocean lin Two Hours.
VIA
C. & 0. Sund a y Cuttings

$500 round trip every Sunday. iWo fus
trains, $40 and o a; NJ, Plenty coachest.s1
No crowdlng. Old Point Ocean View q MT
Norfolk tl.o0 round trip, Cane Henry
and Virginia Beach. 81. %.
ON HE soccAsioNso II He LAu Nc 4
ING Q i, t1E g ATlTLEsHIPla 40 Y IS,
VI. "A ANA AT t.E'WP Q RT5 EWs,
IL. M. sATuR DAY, AU G.27T y
And to enable visitors to5sspend SUNDAY
at the sFiAsHO RE, tho Oh EsAPl5AItI1s,sS ~,
OHIO ROUTE will sell xclrslon u ckets %
OLD POINT COMFORTS sa; NORlSoLh,
s325 OCEAN VIEW, q $3.50: NIRGIN,I.t5
BEACH, $3.50. good g ding on fast trains
leaving Richmond "A 100 e n: 3 Irrida ", AN
gust 18TH and 300 a. NJ satiirda w AN
gust 9TH. and returning on. al ira ms I'M
iii Monday. August 29tll lnclps We, WI "
gof opoyer az y Wport 8 ~ "s#
on the going trip 40 10 tend TIE glaun CHM "
h Call at Chesapeake and ohio. lcket Of
.elces, or Main Street Station, for tickets !.
and parlor car reserva tons, 5&
. FINEST oAs WSEs5 TR'ps s'N TIE
\ Richmond to boston and return, $500;
"a providence and return sci 90 n includT5
i,,g meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk III daily line TO New England
Tickets on sale at chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfp and Western Ra ilway, Of
fees, $40 Cast Main Street. r. n. Wright, d
N u j : j. ~
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ALDERMEN n tomorrow Night.

Sf3 "A special meeting Of the Board&of AL
tdermen has been called for TO- morrow
night. Action will be ia ken only on such
from last two meetings Of the Council
which will include the Mayors veto OF
itheI street ca II ticket resolution - a3.ai
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Over and Over Again.

ftg .Borern 81 means well enough His great
fault is that he's always so determined TO
!perpetrate an old Joke 4. 5g l5a Ri
/ PerpetrateY 4 q Huh! he seems determined /
TO perpetunte It. n III gs4
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q Mr., William II. Christian, who Is visit
ing the St.SLouis Exposition. Is stopping
while there with Mrs. j. b. Mcintosh,
No. 1854 Maple Avenue. III (! s
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z Mrs William H. White. of Norfolk, Va.
has returned from Northern trip ito
spend August at the White Sulphur.
6 Mr.. Walter E. Simmons is at the Prin-
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Rurnett's Vanilla extract
rs sold by all the hes t grocers every
lwhere;8try it.--"Adv.3
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t5oc17I an q
Personal.
The Highways.

The Highways.
when nature held o,,i woods N iee, y
when from tile tangled tlncke g: rose
THE fawil. new born and ever siI ~ q
Did her sweet citizens disclose,
1het, were her highways benutilu,;
Fpr where her grow,hs were pSeeli'5s
thrown, 4f III Z, z. Oh
& sha sowed fresl, ifc, and many q bud
e Did Tor those deaths atone.
Now ali her artless plans arg ihockc Ga
\ Through + cverS bsway. road ana lahe
We toll incessantlyfa and spoil.
n h But do not build asair q
And t,rcd eyes grow wearicr SUI
Where stripped and stark the roa size
lie 3i
Gods pity that their robes OF greer,
III Man should to them deny
Clinton Dangcrticld, in scptcn,bpr Gem
~ tiiry ss5siS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25
FINE j coAsJW.,,sE T,RIP RS 4 The
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS 81

337 Via Atlantic coaot4 Tine to Peters'
sfi 4. 4 Mt ssit . burg. @ lfS a ~ N I'D S2
Il IL s,,t Round h Trip 4oc, u ls Il I
Good going 'apd returning on .reg nlarS
,tralns, Commencing Sunday May D 9Th
1901 \. n 4 & II X III its
ssPEN b g Lk DAY ATE ri ON AT n "A e
poPuLAR Il RE s oRT.
Beach Park. West Point, Va. Special
train leaves Richmpl,d $50 e NJ. RETURN
ing, leaves West Point n; NJ SOC. round
,trip. Sunday trains 1910 Az. M. and 4
r. NJ; returning. leave Fseach Park s and
40 fP, M 1T Is n deli htful place to spend
an afternoon or una q @ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

for oyer5forty years. Those present we're
Mr.. Charles Calvert and family Mr. Le w
Is Calvert and family, Mr.. George Cal Cal
vert and family, Mr.. ohm Calvert Es and & il
family, Mr.. Charles Whitney and family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

Miss Laura Vansant, who has been
spending the summcrf North, will stop
over III Richmond on her way to her
home in BOydton, Va, sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

Mr.. Charles j ..f Todd. this city, who,
has been visiting Ills parents. Hon, and
Mrs. j ohm Nv. Todd, u OF Augusta county
has returned to his home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

Mr.. ana Mrs B. AIiller McCue nre the
guests OF relatives In Stanton fora few