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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-11
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

Especial To The Times Dispatch.)
i BOYDToN, VA. June 10.-YounG Saun..
iders. 4; son of MI. Samuel Saunders, OF
Chase City has the smalipo Mas ne @b nas
lie contracted it. The entire family has
'.S BRlsToL, VA-The remains Of NJ. b
Greeves. who was run down by an englho
at Williamson w Gaa ran, N STA =.
day Mr. Greeves was purchasing agent
fora coal company at Williamson. he
was twenty-eight years OF age. and "a son
Of DR.. j, &. Greeves a prominent minis
ter and educator Of Easl tennessee sse -. II
tins vicinity, and the saw mills are do
ing but little work on that account
There is a ready demand and big wages
here for all kinds of labor.
Hart, Of this city, was injured by + TIE
tracking Work of the Richmond. lreder-
icksburs and Potomac Railroad near,
here, His leg was badly crushed; a I1a
was VAS Brought Brought 10 the hospital here, !,
OFFICERS from the Yineta and Fake Ter,
man vessels, which are at Newport News
dry dock paid yisit No 10 A nnr,nr Tie
oe,emonies were interesting When the
DISTINGUISHED visitors left the wharf the
German flag was raised on the Minneapo-
lis and the regulation salute was ilreu;
ps sDgnii con mna Of tile Woman's For
eign Missionary Society has, been IN pro,
CESS Nhere at The Methodist Episcopal
Church since last "Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening an eloquent sermon OF
Vbat chrstia.ty, as 4. Zone st tor , M eo
I'm. Beckham, The meeting closed this
morning. .tElIt. H#ateh} lHiNgl hE..a
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Hall-Lester.

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Su'rnrKLIN. VA, June 10.-The mar
rage OF Miss Sarah E. Lester to Mr. G.
Leslie Hall took place at the Methodist
Church, OF this place, at 1890 o'clock
Tuesday. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. G.. Burch, pastor of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary Y.
Kate Hamiin. Pattie Smith and Myrtle
Marshall, OF Dauyille. Va, Misses Flor
ence Kerns and Bessie Sutherlin. OF Suth-5
Henry Davis. Of Danville; Albert and
Harry Dickens. of Houston, Va; ]. T.
Sutherlin, Barksdale Redd and G. a. Ire
william, OF Sutherlin. The bridal party en-
tered the church to strains OF Mendels-
sohf's wedding march. beautifully rem
dered by Miss Ruth Redd, of Sutherlin.
The bride entered with her father who
gave her away. She was preceded by her
little niece, Sarah Bailey, who bore the
ring on a silver waiter.
Miss Pearl Lester. sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. Mr.. Herbert Hall.
brother of the groom, noted as best man.
Messrs. j. r. and DR.. e. S. Lester,
brothers OF the bride. Mn. II. o. Kerns
and Mr.. j, b. Hodges, we ushers.
: The bridal party We're rendered a re-
ception on the evening previous at the
home of the bride. Tho bride and groom
left for Washington. New York and st.
Ioiifs ttIssiIaE
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Alumni Of Fredericksburg Col
lege Organize an Association.

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June To-,
The public schools OF this city closed
to-day and the exercises were held in
The courthouse. when the medals to
,leritorius scholars were distributed by
I,cv. II. A. Williams, of the Baptist
Church, and Rev. J. II. Light. Of the
Methodist Church. The session has been
Il very successful one
Mr.. George Harrison. OF this city, who
w,s struck By n train at Milford and
taken to hospital In Richmond, was
not so seriously hurt as was Mt first
supposed. Ic received a severe scalp
ana hip wound. but no bones were
broken.
The Betty Washington Lewis Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
oil this city. has elected Mrs. William III.
Richards vice-regent, and Mrs. J. b.
Cray corresponding secretary.
The alumni of Fredericksburg College
have organized an associate with the
following officers: G. r. Swift, president;
NIiss Nora G. willis and Il. H. Smith,
vice presidents; Woodson n Boyle, sec
rotary and treasurer; e. w. Carter, resi-
dent secretary.
While Shepherd, son OF Mr.. W. T..
Shepherd was badly injured by a run
away horse. being thrown against a fence
and his head severely cut, He Is now
at tho Mary Washington Hospital under
going treatment,
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GREAT CROWD AT
LEESSBURG SHOW.
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i.EESBTIRG;, VA iJune 1o.--The largest
crowd ever known Here attended. the last
day of the Colt Show exhibition AZ Lees
burg yesterday. There We're excellent per-
formances IN each class showI
Special prizes, handsome; silver CUPS,
were awarded to Miss Dorothy Henry
riding Beacon. In tho ladies' green hunt
ers,' class; to Mr.. "A, M. Chichester Ji,,
and G. Fl. Smith.
The following Is a summary Of awards
in the principal classes!
Ladies' Park Saddle--Robin, Mrs Blair
johnson, first; Lord Chesterfield, Mrs.
Dlalr Johnson, second; Lord Golden, Mrs,
Blair Johnson, third.
tientlemen's Park Saddle-Blue Grass
Queen. A B. Steele, first: Snowman. w.
G. Fletcher second; Jolly Boy. Porter
BROTHERS. third.
Iuues' Green Hunters Beacon, Miss
Dorothy Henry. first; Arc Light, Mrs
Ilair Johnson, second; Stolen Kisses,
Portner Brothers, third.
lightweight Hnnters-Lncy Sutherland
G. il, Smith, first; Up7to-Date, 9, H.
Smith. second; Eagle, H. M l4uttFeil,
third.
High Steppers In Harness Extra News,
+. a sorg. first: Post Script. ~ a, Sore,
second; Virginia. Mrs, Joseph !, Weber,
third.
General Utlllty--Grace, johnson Russell,
first; Top Not. Michael Morris, second
virginia Girl, Johnson Russell, third.
quick Draft; ve-Year-Olds- Extra
News, r. A. sorg, first; Minute Man, a
49, steele, second; Soda, Mrs. a. y Gil
lett third.
Trotting-Post Script, r sorg, first Jol-
liz Boy Portner Brothers. second, sport
Extra, p. A sorg, third.
Foui.ln- Handr-Team, T. a. SolG first
Quick Draft Stallion-Blank. a. h.
steele. first Carowitz. He!nekiR Broth
ers, second; Gillie, a, s. Jenkins, thIrd
Ladies' Harness Glass Extra News 7
a. s.org, first; soda, Mrs, A. = 1liiett'
seconds Queen OF Diamonds. MRS ~ ~
Nansickler, third
sporting Tandem Team, Rogers Broth
ers first: Oehm and Mi Mac, Lelthlon
Stables, second; Jolly Boy and Mate, port
ner Brothers, third,
Free For All Jumpers--lubilee, p, 3,
Remnant, first:, Masterpiece, Clarence
Moore, second; Lucy sutherland g, ~
smith. third,
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Morrison-Mc Cork1e.

Especial to The THnes- DispatchO
+ LEXINGTON, VA. June 1O.-A pretty
Wednesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel w. McCorkle, OF near Lexington,
when their oldest daughter. Miss Mar
Montgomery Morrison. Rev. DR.. y. a.
Penck ofticiated.
Miss Susie McCorkle. the brides sister,
was maid OF honor, and Mr. j. J.. Morri-
The bride was gowned In white silk and
wore bridal veil. The maid Of honor was
dressed III white silk mule and point lace.
The couple left for trip to the st.
Louis Exposition, They will make their
home at lunawlla. Falls, w. Va, where
Mr.. Morrison, holds a position as mining
He is a son OF Mrs. j. Luther Morrison,
of near Lexington. He graduated from
Washington and Lee University in 1902
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CANDIDATES TO SPEAK.
Extensive Preparations for the
Celebration of the Fourth.
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I CHASE CITY. VA. Juno lex G oy-s
esnor Cameron, candidate. will address
the people OF Mecklenburg at BoSdton
on The Goth OF June, the first day of the
Circuit Court. 81
h:pes. Southal and Cameron The aspt-
rants, all have strong, supporters I'M this
county S68 af}
Preparations are being made here for
Il big celebration of the It'll OF Jnly.81t
will be on u grand scale. An the secrot
orders VIII turn out. with regalia. many
banners viii wave. the military company,
hero will parade In their new nnifofms,
target practice and y band of mnste on
the grounds, ana games, pubic speak,
ing and other amusements and a tnari-s
moth dinner, Country people viii ba ny
vited and II Is intended 10 make Ian
old-fashioned gala day Is
Mr. w q, Hundley, the lessee OF Tia
Mecklenburg,n has about completed ali
arrangements for tho opening on the 18th
ot this month, Invitations have beensis7t
sued FOR the dinner and bali on that
dute The Interior of this splendid hotet
and the exterior Surroundings new pre-
sent an attractive appearanee.
q'ho r. N, leffreys Tobacco Gonapsliy
here, have started the manufaett OF
cheroots on an extensive scale, Employ
many male and female hands
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MRS. WILSON ILL.
Italians Employed in the Buck
ingham Slate Ouarries
(specIal I'd The Times.pls patch.l n

Especial to Tho s-Dlspatch,)
ARVONIA, VA, June 10,-DIrs. Serena
Il, Wilson, one of the best known and
most beloved women of this section. lies
critically Ill at the home of her sister
Mrs. Evan #. Williams. at this place.
Drs, Petit Randolph and Glover held a
consultation over the case yesterday.
They hold the case Is II grave one. but
slve some hope OF recovery.
The Williams Slate Company has re-
Gently imported number of Italians to
iwcrki in the 'quarrles here. The demand
for slate Is so great that the amount
of labor supply here has been found to-
tally inadequate to the needs Of the
work. Work In the immense quarries
here Is now proceeding vigorously. and
the product Is shipped to all parts of
the United States.
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.JIMCROW CAR
LAW SUIT
Guard With Insane Patient
Placed iii Colored Car
Wants Damages.
DELEGATES no THE REUNION
Officers Elected for the Payne
Divinity school--Fourr Men Ell
Want to Keep Cemetery.
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4.
PETERSBURG, VA. June 1oJudge
Mullen presided In the Circuit Court to-
dav In the absence OF Jude Watson
rho case or Miller against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad was begun and
MI the evidence taken Miller is repre-
.ented by MIR. II. II. Beese, Of stanton.
and tho railroad company by Judge w.
II, Mann and Mr.. George 8. Bernard.
4 n. Miller, who Is special officer at
Tho state Hospital at Staunton. boarded
the cannon ball train at Waverly about
two years ago In, charge Of an insane
person. whom he was taking to stanton.
Conductor Eckles assigned him TO seat
In the Jim Grow car. where, 1t is sald,
there were only two colored passengers.
Miller subsequently brought suit against
the railroad company for s2VO dninascs
for tho action OF the conductor IN plae-
ing him In the Jim Crow car
Captain T., l.. Marks and Mr.. John y.
Tarham delegates 10 the reunion OF
the Grand Camp OF Confederate Veterans,
left this morning for Nashville. tain
Marks was accompanied by his wife, and
they will visit tho St Louis Exposition
before returning to Petersburg.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Tho following have been elected OIL
cers OF the Bishop Payne Divinity School:
r. a. Gibson. vicc-president; Fortescue
white. secretary. and r. o. Egerton.
treasurer. Blshnp-clcct Strange was
elected member OF the board of trus-
tees to I'LL a vacancy
The record of the school for the past
year was the best In It's history
Tho progress OF the new building
pleased tho trustees 1t will be called
"Whittlc Hail." as compliment to tho
late Bishop White. who took a great
interest In the school.
CHURCH DIVISION
scipio Watson, whose membership ae
tho Tabernacle Baptist Church. colored,
in this city. nrecipitated the division Il,
the church. declares that he has not had
occasion to strike any person during his
thirty years residence In Petersburg.
The pastor will prefer this among the
charges to be brought against Scipio.
There are four candidates for tho Office
OF keeper of the cemetery in this city.
The Council caucus to nominate candi-
dates will be held after the election
next Tuesday.
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HOUSTON SPRINGS. Is
TO BE DEVELOPED.
A Tunnel Through the Ridge to
Turn the Holston
River.
(special to The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
q GATE CITY. VA, June lo.----Holston
Springs Industrial Company, Incorpo-
rated General r. A. Ayers has organ
lied a company to take over and develop
the Holston Springs property, in Scott
county. The company will develop tho
property on industrial lines. A canEery
will be established. ready for business
next year. and will not only canthe truck
raised upcnthe farm of the company, but
will purchase vegetables and fruit from
the surrounding country. The company
will also develop the water power of the
celebrated Horseshoe bend upon the prop.
erty, and convert 1t into electricity
a A tunnel will be driven through the
narrow ridge, and the whole volume
OF tic Holston River turned through upon
large turbine wheels.
Z This property is about four miles south
cast from Gate City, and about thirty
two miles west from Bristol. Genera
Ayers has g brick residence Of modern
style upon the property that cost anou.
$4,000, with Improvements rs one o.
the most attractive watering resorts ~ ~
Southwest Virginia.
General Ayers has led and is leading
q Very strenuous life: nothing battles his
cotnrage. he has been connected with the
inauguration of nearly all the important
industries and manufacturing plants Oh
this section OF the State.
This is the starting point OF "a long
lire electric railway running to East leh
ressee through the southwest counties OF
scott. Lee and Wise. and Will be great
boom to Scott county.
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SPIRITED AWAY FOR
FEAR OF LYNCHlNG
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fspecial to The mes-Dispatch2
sALISBURY,4N. G., June O,--As a pre-
cautionary measure, and to prevent =
possible lynching, at late hour last
night Sheriff Julian spirited Dock Ar
thur. colored, the alleged train-wreoker
out of Salisbury and kept him under
guard all night The detectives VINO are
working on the case believe they nave
the right man, though tho evidence IS not
yet complete.
Arthur Is known to have held a sruage
against Jim Watkins, the fireman who
was killed in the wreck of No. 40 the
Southerns fast mall early yesterday
morning, and that he had at one time
had difficulty with tho dead fireman
In which the latter was shot IN the leg
lie Is reported as having said that no
would kill Watkins u he had to throw
n switch to do It,
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.CURKHAS ROUTED
!TlBETAN FORCES
Whitfield Fire for Over an Hour
and Then Opened Independ-
ent Magazine Attack.

Especial London Times Cable to The
Times Dispatch, Copyright, 1a4>
4G4ANGTsE. TIBET, June 1.-THE
Tihetans made an attack last night on
the advance post held by the Gurkhas
under a native officer They withheld
Their fire for over an hour with admi-
rable discipline and then utterly routed
the rbetans with a few minutes inde-
pendent magazine fire. No Importance
is attached to these frequent night at
lacks, which are due only to- insistent
orders from Lhassa and are carried out
by the latest recruits sent to Gyangtse
without expectation of any real success,
Information has been received that
Karola has been temporarily abandoned.
but that strong force Is at NaEartse
and Jong ready to occupy 1t on the news
Of any advance on the part of the British
expedition
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CHARIOT TESVlLLE
HUNT CLUB RACES.
Large Attendance il Spite
of a DRILLING
Rain.
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4ts( Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,) i#53
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA June To-
The spring races Of the newly-organized
charlottesville Hunt Club were run THIS
AFTERNOON at the Belmont track, despite
the drizzling rain. The attendance was
large, many prominent sportsmen from
this and adjoining counties being present.
The feature of the day was the steepc-
chase, over three mile course, across
country, some magnificent riding being
done by Mr.. George Savage, of New.
York, q student at the University OF
Virginia; Mr.. Derr, of Greenwood, and
Charles Baxter. OF Charlottesville. The
club contemplates holding another race
smeeten October. IN n sA. n
Among those who watched the races
from tllettraps were Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Norris. of 1.-THE Oaks; Mr.. Robert
K Ballentine, of Edge Hill: Mrs. Wexford
aC. Reed, of 1ieswick, and niece Miss
NtcCiec; Mr.. Frank Key Howard, of Bal
timore; Mr.. Brent Swearingen. Frank NJ
Randolph and George Macon, OF keswlck
Il Vs. BYwaters, OF sCulpeper; George
8Z,nn,s Of New York; DIR. and Mrs. Il. L.
Thurman, Of Keswick; DR.. Ricketts,, WI
w. Sanford. Richard Bootan and Will
Osborne. OF Grunge; Miss Lily Hill, OF
Richmond; Miss Salle Baker. of the
University: Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Dabney. Colonel
Cary Ruffin Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain, Colonel Henry M. Lewis and
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Stockton.
t To-day's winners
First race-five-eiGhths mile: thorough
breds; weight for age-Colthursts "Ettle
Shepherd" first. E. j. Wards "Bullit'
second, Lawrence SHIFTS The Guide
third.
Second race-one-hnlf mile heat: best
two in three; lhalf-bredsJ. Andrew
Chisholm's "Madelon'H winner of both
heats, Mountcastle's Miss Louise" sec
end, Lewis Garths "Chiswick" third.
Third race--novelty; one mile from
winning .post-"fGflie Shepherd first a.
ID. Paynes water Right second
Fourth race-cross- country. about three
niles; half-breds; gentlemen riders-Ar-
thur Whites RUBY first, Dr. A. B.
WaSland's Caprice second. Mayor Nc
Cues Nancy Hanks third.
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4 Davis-SWitzer.


- Especial 70 The 7TImes-DlspatchJ
L I'll An IN so i5.t q RG. VA. June 1O.-Nr
Switzer were married this evening. The
groom Is prominent civil and mechani-
cal engineer. and Is a son Of Prof: Noah
Is. Davis. Of the University Of Virginia
a. Swltzer. and a niece of ex-Mayor D.
NJ Switzer, OF this place The ceremony
took place in the German Reformed
Church, and was performed by Rev. Geo
q. Everhart, of that church.
Mrs. Charles H. Mauzy. was matron Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were Misses
Clara Bell Davis, of the University of
Virginia. and Miss Frances Lewis Roller.
or Harrisonburg
Or. w. ]. Humphreys. of the University
of Virgn was best man, and the ushers
were Messrs. Charles p. Mauzy and j.
Robert SwitZer
The bridal couple will leave on the
morning train for a trip to New York
and Atlantic City.
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4. COTTON REPORT,
Secretary Hester Issues Weekly
Cotton Statement.
(By Associated PressO

NEW ORLEANS. La, June 10-Sec-
Rotary Hester's weekly cotton statement.
issued to-day. shows:
B For the ten days Of juno q decrease
under last year Of 5000, an increase over
tn same period year before last Of 600;
For the nine m months and ten days OF
the season that have elapsed the aggre-
gate Is behind the same days of last year
.6s5, 600 and behind the same days year be
fore last 3l6,N0. z 5.s
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has. been 29.0s1 bales
against 41SO6 for the seven days last
year and 4l,o54 year before last.
The movement since September lst
shows receipts at all United States ports
to be TOPS, 139 and 7.6ls,37e last year;
Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and
Potomac Rivers to Northern mills and
Canada, 902, S55 against 1.059,615 last year;
Interior stocks in excess Of those held at
the close Of the commercial year, 1913 736
against 1914 last year; Southern mills
taklngs, !, 7Ol, 900 against 1875 last year.
The total movement September LIST is
a,73s,7aO against 10,423,507 last year
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BRAKES Palmetto Wine.

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absolutely cures Indigestion, Flatnlency, Con-
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Drug Co, Distributing Agents. s3E
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The Supreme Court.

Special to The Times-DispntGho
WYTEENILL5, VA, June lO.--Tlie fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF before the
Ashworth VS. Trammell. Argued by A..
NJ. Blanchard for the appellant and H.
G. Peters and A. 3. Whitaker for appel
leo and submitted
j. kegley for plaintiff in error and NJ;
NJ Caldwell for defendant in error ana
submitted.
Rhea ct ais. VS.. sheffcy, continued.
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co.
vs. Browning, submitted on briefs.
Next cases to be- caIled-S. T. Heninger
VS.. Peery ct ais. Merriman vs. ~ .;
jnterstate Goal and Iron Co. VS.. Com
mOnwea lth u 35E{t .5 !a41Jt 8t
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Wedding Cards.

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mrs NJ, 3! Floyd have issued cards an-
n noun f iii the marriage Of their daughter
III IS Eleanor to Mr.. II. j, TURNER, which
will take place at Ascension Episcoppa
at q clock. Cards have also BEEN issued
announcing the marriage of Miss Sadie
Williams McC'raw and Mr., Clarence Wal
ter Cooley, which viii, tiRse place at the
and Mrs, r. III, McGraw, Of this place, on
June 18TH
MOIyNTCtASlT5s AN VA. June lo,--Mr.
Mrs. George ". Mountcastle announces
tie coming wedding OF their, daughter,
Za!dee AlIeen to Nh Ethelbert Cary
Shield. The ceremony will take place AZ
OIiyet Presbyterian Church "Wednesday
afternoon. June 2ed, Rev W. "a King. or
williamsburg. will perform the icsEemons,
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Coming Wedding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, June 1o--Mrs
"A. nj. stanfeld. Of this place. has an
nounced the. marriage Of her daughter,
Atkins, Wednesday afternoon, June the
18TH at 4.3O o'clock. The ceremony will
be q quiet home affair, and, Rev., l.. b.
Johnston, of the Presbyterian Church,
viii oficate. A reception will he ten
dered the bridal party after the ceremony
at the home Of the .groom-to-be.
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Public School Graduates.
,s.ao,o, ia The Times ispatch.)

.I,EXINGToN, VA, june lo-,TIhe l.eX;-
Fur f grades gseieiysd aegfses 3aad
pa blahs 'eo Sheridan and Beverly Higgin,
S9ni itso The he dpiomas we're, conferred
~ NJ Robert p, Hutton, chairman 81
sch9G p %aa e as r sshsaafp vas
w ,,sss VII 70 Mr. IEgginbotham and the
'ascghaoiIarship TO the Virginia Military IN
.s tIt 10 alr. Sheridan. ~
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yust the ThIna for eI!Iousness. Z

II took dose of Chnlnberlain's Stom-
acl, and Liver Tablets last evening after
dinner and want to say that l feel fifty
per cent, better thangI have for weeks,
The 'rabets are certainly u fine article
for biliousness,' J.3Firestone, of Fire
stonA. and dinkley, publishers of The
News, Allegan, Mich These Tablets
strengthen tho digestion, promote a
healthy action Of the liver and produce
Price 25Scents. For sale by all drug
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Centenary Picnic.

Centenary Methodist Church congrega-
ton Is making active preparat ton for
next Thursday, June 18th. Not only the
large Sunday school. but large part of
the congregation will join the excursion
on their special train at s o'clock that
morning
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John H. sCH00LFlED
NOMINATED FOR ALDERMAN
1snanial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspAtch''
pANyILLE. VA. June l0,-John II,
seboo,iflel ID president OF the. Antil-saloon
League tGnlsh noar n9m II lde rs
g srn,,, tpa Fourth Ward to fill the vacancy
t nati, t by the death Of Howard 4. cobb
" srl,e Section for both branches Of the
CITY Council will be held at the regular
f'easeh recent q, mass meeting or citizens,
I w ri denominations were made for both
,branches az the city Council, MI, School
fia,aS VA Il q candidate and was defeated