davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
F0rlorade nastan lifvet

En- Rkenskjuts, som nastan andade dad
ligt. var orsaken till EFT f0rskracklizt
0ppet sar pa benet af J. B. Oruer i Frank
lin Grove, Ill. Under fyra ar trotsade det
ALA doktorer och mediciner, Men Buck
lens Arnica Salve botade honom latt. Den
ar lika bra for ~brannsar, skafsar, hud-
siukdomar och har~morrhojder. Csc. Lun-
gren &Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
MOtH0RENS TELEF0NNUMMER 1898

F6dd. Den 1 dennes en- son
till Mr. och Mrs A. Nordenson.
1894 Virginia street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

Arcade hotell, arrangerad at den
populare restauratoren Oscar
Johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
WEST POINT WEDDING.
The Baptist Church the Scene q
a Beautiful Ceremony.
ls,,ctlatltn l,ne 1'itnes-DMpa. 9

WEST POINT, VA. April 81. THE mar
riage Of MIR. II. q. Sheppard, ut cii-
rnond. Va. 70 Miss Massic Harvey Den
a.oti OF great Interest In this community.
The Baptist Church was filled ions before
stnc hour appoihled with ffienos OF Lao
bride. The ceremony was pertormcdnby
Rey. John A. Sullivan at 8 y. NJ. f no
bride was gowncd tn an elegant creation
/ OF white crepe de cnine over .atfeta. Wt>h
4.,arnituro3 or lace and carried Bride roses.
Miss Daisy Dcnmedd. sister OF NC of.ue
and maid OF honor, 1rplo pale bllle mo Us
roses. The usheta were Mr.. G.. S: Niai.
OF Richmond: Messrs,5 A. Julian y. By,
: Leland Treat. James Denmead. Il. o.
Garrett and r. Bruce Ware. OF West
Point, Va, Mr. q. y. Scout: Of Ricl-
guests invited from a distance were Mr.,
IL rs shep si sfiss Se.iie sheppard ana
4 M ISIS Naomi Ford. Of Richmond; Mr.. Ed
CUR Shepherd. OF the Virginia Poly .ec's,ie
j.. Stanford and Mr.. ames Shaw, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Logee. Brook
I 1yp, n. T.; MIR. and Mrs. J. g. LipscoHb
arid Miss Aus tina Llpscomb, VASE insten.
a.. c.: Dir. and Mrs Robert Seed. Ner-
folk, VA.
The bride is the oldest daughter OF alr:
and Mrs Charles H. Denmead. and Is
"a cultured and popular girl, whose many
friends grieve 10 have her make her homo
elsewhere.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party took the steamer R,utimo, c
for tour as far North as Boston. y he
Eoing-awa gown was OF handsome b.ne
broadcloih. with hat 70 match The
Z. On Tuesday evening an informal recep-
ton was given the usners and u few
friends al The brides home. The tr.dal
presents We're numerous and handsome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
A !. UNIQUE ! VI IL
MARRIAGE

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.,
ALTON, VA. April eo.-Mr. David Fl.
Rittenhouse Is married again at eighty
tWO. }E
In September. 1903. he lost his wife,
who during sixty years OF married life
had been mis- mains Jay and dependence.
he having for many years been unable to
walk, as well as almost totally blind,
deaf and dumb. IA K. & 81
On his way home from the grave no
began to make inquiries for wife No.
suited h1s%rasle. and he lmmcd.atcly y 3l,c-
gan to- mako love to her in his deaf,
5dumb, shlnd and lame way. The lady
was willing. the day set. and our hero
started out In grand style to the homo
of his intended. But 10! Lochlnayar mad
again performed his stunt.
"A Nothing daunted, he declared that there
We're as good fish in the sea al were ever
caught out. On his way back home no
look with favor on his suit, and he at
once called upon her to pay his devoirs.
This lady, however. wanted more sin a
husband than his money. and repelled his
advances. a@; faSfit l&sa n
Through the kindly offices OF aAfriond
he was Wednesday morning introduced to
n Miss .Yiar of Buckingham county, who
succeeded in making known to him
through signs that true lovers have that
trlmonial sea. lie quickly and passions
ately declared his sundying love and deyo-
ton. a messenger was dispat ched for
the license and a prea cher. and the happy
twain were made one at Q o'clock Thurs
day eye,nlng; !, . {, ! !, / - !, !
his bride tWenty-six, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
i. SOME SIDE LIGHTS.
Mr.. Law, Formerly Of Toronto.
Talks Interest ingly of Fire.

M w Law II cas- hier Of the South
5r,antraI Atlantic De apartment Of the r.
deity Mutual Lifo Insurance. Sompn NJ
Of this city who lived for ten years Az
the city OF Toronto. wa s. seen y:
and many points OF interest In eEardS
to tho scene l
wore obtained. \, u, NJ
Mr. raw said, among other things. that
Toronto Is &. strictly up o-date SAmer1calAs
CITY OF some Il geo, coo inha bitants VIII
vide streets and beauti full houleYa y
and Is remarkable for the ~ ealty 1sofT$g
lated arrangement of the resla ses
ton, the houses. aim os Will bout e s sg
ception, being surrounded by lar sc anu
beautiful lawns. Tho 3ci ty of Iiarn lltoii.J
Of some 10000 populat ion, whio was theS
first to respond Il to- the call for outsldsn
assistance by sending It's excellen 81 flra
organization to the stric ken eli is aoonI
forty niles distant from Il nronto. BY
falo which also ren dsre1 Y 1tgl,,H
effective aid is about one hilnd IS q 81 sN
fifteen miles distant by raj the sB flrre
companies from tina Scl ty y avlTg ~ 50
I by way OF }IIamilt or.i Z, M:
Mr.. Law is inclined to- doubt the 5acclli--
ucy OF the reports that Mont tiFei
con, panles were sent to N the SC enc fSo eoIS
the fire, as this city is more than three
hundred and twenty-f five miles from To-
5ronto, Mr.. Law Is an old neWspapes3
man, and In this capaclt tn has traveiett
throughout the United States and ths3
Dominion, and he states that 20 e CITY
\ az Ills acquaintance has q better organ
Med ana equipped fire. department. than
the city OF Toronto. lie thinks that. buy
for this fact. tho conflaglss ton might
have equalled. II not 6urpasseu, tne'
great Baltimore fire. "a
, He describes the city, as first vlsWcus
by the tourist from, tho deck or a Niagar.s
River boat, as presenting eonlus,. ";
mass of church steeples, sSyscrapers AM W
| chimneys since the ascent from the I,
edge Of the lake to the extreme interio = 4
i OF the city is so gradual as 70 DO Amos =
unnoticcable, :, \. !, 4, r., 4,
He states that w, r, Brock ana COM
pany, dry goods merchants; RALPH smltns
and Company lithographers anu Stow
i brothers, book binders, who were heavS
sufferers from the fire, were ench,S "
their respective lines, the leading firms
in the Dominion Of Canada. ss 3
Ar law is a stockholder in the Inter
national Supply Company, Limited. which
was one of the sufferers from the fire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
LITTLEION COLLEGE,.
Bishop Wilson Visitor and
I: Made Several Addresses

fSnactni 10 THE Times l,ispatrh.l .s} .f
LI1TTLETON. ~ c., April :n.--.Last
Week was missionary week a 7 Ldttleton
female College. AZ
E5 On Monday evening n missionary con-
cert was given by the Atiss.o nary 3Csh,-
5mttec OF the Young ~ omen $ hrisslen
z .AssocIat Ion, which was enjoyed, bys u vel Y
large aIdlelce. all Eava!aple slt.lns anu
standing space being taken by lis
1eners. The closing number on The pro y.
SEranlnlc wa $ one OF the most I'M pres sivc
this writer has ever Witnessed ana we
are sure made n deep Impression on many
who Were present, IS XII =, ~ :.
S5 On Tuesday, Wednesday, and .EhllrS-
day evenings Bishop W ison sEoae 4 70
large audiences as only he cam &c ling
forth. Christ.ttle dntion of miss.oI, $,
the need of the world. the relation Or N -
eions to the individual worker " ~, NE
church. IS
In addition to these three addresses, lhs
made on the morning Of each day while
here an nformaletalk to the pupils of tlo
college,. His great thong hts n COZ ned N
simple words. deeply impressed mary I ,
and We doubt not Will have much intlll-
5cnce In forming tho character and IlNlns
The purpo.ess of tho 200 young women VINO
listened and were eager partakers OF me
mental and spiritual food he was suPLlS-
ing y.
prayer service In the late atternlo9n 70 g, 9.
each day, which was participated N ,nI
Bishop Wilson and humber o. .oei'e'
Visitors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
big \. |:
Loss ) BY FIRE
Continued From First Page,)

ifs Continued Front First Fase'l' n
north side Of Wellington Street, short
distance east or Bay. Street. In the y
u S. CurrIe neckwear manufacturing
plant until II burned itself out at day day
break, there was not a moment hen q; q
shift Of the wind 10 the north would g, not
have resulted in the destruction OF the he
greater part Of the city, w
A few minutes before midnight tho
Canada Rubber company's; plant started
to burn. While 1t lasted this fur 'l'l nee
the hottest and fiercest conflagration OF
any, The flames shooting into the air
and scattering great masses OF sparks
and cinders on every side, continued
north on Bay Street. until a complete
circle Of fire had formed around the
Y Brock building over which the flames
had 5hurdled In rheir first dash south.
II was only the intervening park that
saved the Queens Hotel, one OF me
finest hostelries In the city So Imminent
seemed tho danger that all the guests
| hurr!edly packed their belongings and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
! q MEAD E. r EYNOLDS.a.
Members Of Prominent Virginia
Families Wed in Baltimore.
4.,Esa4 (Spectal 10 The Times Dispatch.)

SfH Especial to 51He E1lHnes-DlSpatCH.'s
BALTIMORE. MD, April eo.-The mar
riagc OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Reynolds.
daughter OF Or. George e. Reyn. hts.. OF
Baltimore. to sir. Charles WATSON meade.
city ed ltor{ or the New York Tribune. took
place this evening at Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church, Both the bride ana
bridegroom arc of distinRuished bYlrgl ma
ancestry, the former being q great. great
grandduughteroft the progenitorp OF N inc
Carter family, and known us King
Garter, while the liter Is q great grand
son Of Bishop NJ eadc Q { Virginia III
The ceremony was performed By Rey.
Arthur Chiffon Powell, rector Of the par-
ish. assisted by Rev. Everett Meade, an
3uncleSof the bridegroom Tsctor.of p tl
Church, Mt$.N Vernon. Va The JUS hers were
5Aressrs. j ohm arke 6; tlbert.an Albert F.,
5James,8o Virginia; Clarence Mason Nor
st, OF Washington; DR.. clyde Virginius
Matthews. of Baltimore, and Stanley
Meade Reynolds, a brother Of the BRIDE.
The maid Of honor was Miss Ada Dudley
Meade. y ~ ~ 1! 6.8 IN Wy. iQ
The bride entered the church with her
father. by&whonl she was given away at
the sanctuary. where she was net by the
bridegroom, attended by his best man his
brother. Henry Nelson Meade. She wore
a gown Of white chiffon satin, with u
point lace collarand a tulle veil, fastened
with orange blossoms. Her jewels Gere
old family pearls that belonged TO the
wife of king Carter.
A reception followed at the residence
of Dr. Reynolds on North Charles street,
after which the bride and groom left for
u Journey. ~ 1907
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
FIRED JAP VILLAGE.
Russian Cossacks Burn Settle
ment and Take Possession Post
# and Telegraph Offices.
nv Associated Ioress.)

(By Associated Press.l
TOXIC. April e1.-Russian troops to
tho number OF one thousand are report
ed 10 be In occupation OF Yong Gan
in Mort keastern Korea.
i detachment Of forty Cossaclts has tar-
reared for a second time at Sung jim
"a bout 100 miles north of Gen san where
&trey burned the Japanese setthenfenn
ana rock possession of The post and the
telegraph offices. There were no :. Japa-
nesc troops present the Korean officials
at sung jim we're friendly to the Rus-
ts;ali. I. e..
another detachment OF sesN.antY-tlse
Russtar soldiers has advanced as far
so,,tl,fos Puck Chyong, about seventy five
niles down tho coast from Sung jim
Marquis Ito to-day contributed 500 70
tho cry Memorial relief fund,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
BAT I|'.'IS J !
AND BIBLE 4: !. |. J.
Dr. q. S. Gardner AZ Makes l;t Zine Fine
Address at the Centennial .iItte'1i1.ltl.
iii Fredericksburg 4
TRAVELLER REST REST IS |; SOLD '')I-.!'
New Lodge Of Odd-Fc elbows s. g IS.
Organized, With Nearly Nearly ]: Halt Halt
d Hundred Members. FIX

ts.peclnl to The Times. Dlspn cliO 3l,3 a
q FIRE FREDERICKSBURG vA., April 2o--s
THE Chief fcatlil,s OF to-nighfs pro-
Yramnle OF the week Is exercises OF the
centennial celebration Of the . Fredercks1
burg Baptist Church was, the address es' ol
rev Or. q. K S. Gardner OF Richmond,
VINO had for his subject, he Baptlsts
ana The Blblc.' DR. Gardner did both
Himself and this broad Subject fuil JUS.
ticc IN the excellent discourse, when was
listened to throughout With rapt atom
tion by Ills audience. Rev. pr. R.llJ =
Nottingham will be the spcaBerr 70 t NOR f'
row hight, subject, THE Baptlsts and ND
Modern Missions. The celebration VIII,
Il close on next Sunday night,
FINE OLD ESTATE,
ME-. j. 3. Gray, Of Stafford, has sold
Ifs splendid estate. Travellers Rest, or,
! the Happahannockg River, SIX niles below
this city. containing 703 acres, TO Mrs.
Ir. o. y. Norton, Of League lsland, Pa,
for $4,000. This Is a handsome OLD CO.
&lo,lial property, and has q fine large
brick residence upon It. Mr. and Mrs.
Ho,ion will make IT their home. after
heau.IfyinE the residence and grounds. DR..
Norton. Is connected with the United
II s:tetes navy. si ii ai4lt 5.&
& 4 new lodge of Odd. Fellows known a
Ncorli Lodge. No 2tl, was instituted here
last right with forty-sevcn members. Mr.
~ n. Lowciy was made II opae sIatllu,
.Eand AR. George A. Walker was CT oscn
rcpres entatiYc Id the Grand Lodge
4 Ea & TIE HORSE SHON ss2
Arrangements arc being rapidly per-
fccteei for the coming Horse ss'ho a, 70
I'D held hero for two days in Juno. ING
c!risses number thirty and there VIII ne
s1wo etcoplechasc races GAG "a & ga ~ I 60
prizes aud purses aggregate al bout so,5soV
.rhts will PROBABLY be, the largest open
& .,ir skew In TIC state, Mr.. Charles $ ~.
q Sr,iith, OF WulTen,on. has been secured
( III manager for the show.
1'ire las DESTROYED the residence OF
.8Cnplnsn T.. l.. Wharton in Westnlorc.
& land county. together with contents, IN
Guiding ST0 in mOney no one Was wa HI az az
I home utsthe limo OF tho fire. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
I ~ h. y 5 on ~. r go e
| &GlvE&P
| NAEA TRIAL
THIS SPRING.
bottle will be q
whole family,


racial ad justment in love We mus m Is tru s'
to splritsins dealing with the probleenal Il.
1or. Francis g. Peabody u Harvard
was the last speaker. and proved him ~
sell ono Of the best, In unstudled cpl
grams he impressed many great truths rs
in tho simplest manner, his speech pel !.
a compact presentation Of ideas IN the g
fcwest words. It was not oratoTs' y
was thought. "The longer the spoke the
greater the tire said the speaker. dryly,
in explaining the brevity of his address.
The audience caught the hit ana re-
ceived it with great laughter. Or. Pea-
body spoke OF the religious life or tho
school and tho practical G christianity IN
culcated there. The 81 education OF tlle
haud carries with 1t the ed acation e Of the
head and the heartsto more thoughtlul
and scientific work. There is no dignity
in labor itself: the superadd itionEo mind
to it adds dignity t was the tr ii.
ration OF the common task by the
thought Of rational mon that gave II
dignity. The speaker compressed into y
fowa phrases Il many aluable thoughts /
I'M SIS IN. the Richmond contingent
took the trolley cars and made a close
connection with tho train a t Hampton,
reaching Richmond at 7;15l y. & NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Continued From First PACED
REPORTS TO EMPEROR.
sine:nl,I.tLs:'. Of Troops.
(By lAssociated Prcss.)

tBy Associated Prcss3
ST. PETERSBURG. April DC General
Kurcpntkin has ssnt tho following tclc-
gram tc the Emperor: j3{ IA
General Kashtalinsky5 reports. as fol-
lows on April 9TH
...All is quiet on tho Yalu. Tho Japa-
nose are throwing up entertainments
opposite. Goiutsy and further to the
north.
...Tne numbers OF Japanese troops are
Increasing They are concentrating Ut
villa and spreading TO the north nlo M
the ialu River e; 3as !,
The cossack sentinel have observed
the lights of japanese transports n. 81 :
Ching TAI Tse, opposite the village q
I,otcln.,ns. 81 twenty-five versts west II O
Tung Ka,i. The vessels we're anchored
at d distance OF fifty versts from 10
shore. I
81. According 10 dispatches from Gener-
I'll MIstchenko. japanese ships we're also
seen near Sou Chou. v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

@S Perrna strengthens the action Of the N
heart, assists digestion and stimulates ~
the; eXcretory organs, thus riddlng n the:
system OF the slperfluous nutritive MAJ
Sterial that accumulates at the approach ID
s OF warm weather. A II III W S85s gfSst85
While the doctors are discussing dit sg
3ferent theories as to the cause and @cllrss II,
Eof spring fever tho people 60 light on
buying Perlna with tito or no N cons
Germ as to what tho doctors may Or ma NJ 81 "a
not conclude. II. 3S SSsS
weak and Worn 8 1T are Many omen
During tho8F Warn, Weather. ~
Mrs. j. z. Regnier 1854 w. goth Street,
Chicago. ILL.,, 9wrtes:ss.I8 am anxious "a ois
show my gratitude for what Per1ina has 8
done for me. and hope this viii reach
tile eye of some woman who ,, ma pe SUI u
fering as L did. was hardly bio to pc sBs
about and felt very weak and worn on
Il am, now feeling very well and would i M
not be without PcrunfL In the $hous g 800
Mrs. ] :. r Regnler.
III YOU do mot receive prompt and 50
isfactory results from use 81 Pernna.s
writeant once
lie pleased to give you 9his ~
Vice grntis. Z,
Address DR. Hart a Is. g ,, tlie5
15art1nnn Sanitariunl. G ollimbus -
!,
left and everything porta Die VIC s. re-
moved from the hotel. I'm
rs The custom house, a. four tory 81 3,
shnilding It the corner Of Yonge a 11Ii
Front Streets. was the barri t = = q a
stopped the passage Of the flames to ward
| the eastern end 4 On Front Street. Tons
/ az water were thrown against the sides
! Of the customs house. That structure
vas not seriously damaged. Dynamic y 81
|. was used on several small buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
NUMBER TWO
PROCEED TO M y .ll /.
Correspondents Have
Been Permitted to Enter
Russian Lines.
J{By Associated Press,I

NOW I,tIW.ANG, April s0.--'The cor
re spond,nts OF leading French, italian
aud British newspanners Of one Ams z, ~
have Le'sn permitted to proceed to Muk-
der. They left here to-day, 8, Il
United states conSul Miller 4, enter nsr
are NJ tie flrsr foreign newspaper men adj
mit,ed from here to tho 4 Russian lines
since the decla. alton OF war,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

& Mrs.. d. s. Hesslcr. 1902 NJ Bride
Street. Syracuse, N. ", writes "a
II take pleasure iii expressin g! n "
satisfaction with Peruna4 as q remee'dy
we'll worthy the confidence Of those
seeking relief from suffering. It is3
certainly most efficient specific FOR
Affections OF the digestive organs, es--#
pecially catarrh, heartburn and and VI Kin Iii;j
dred troubles Of the stomach. IT. has
cured me or ca tarrh and stomach roll N
BILE lin three months, fter had sur sur
Tered with these troubles for many
years. Ii I am certainly pleased with
sit."--Nlrs. d. s. #Hessler. 5#5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
EDUCATORS MEET !.
N HAMPTON.
confined !. rom First page.y

northern educators and philanthroplsts,
together with that OF the l5o or moro
gRiciimonders who came down on spe-
lcini train to-day, made up a party Of
s5O5 persons. Tho day was spent In In
5spection Of the work and tho equipment
Of this inany.slded Institution; In wit.
messing d parade and review Of all the
studet1ts ana of the 200 or more negro
children from the Whittier school near
Nv, followed BY exercises I'll the gymna.
GUM where specch3s BY prominent edit
Gators from North and South were In.
tet spcrscd With songs BY the negroes and
tho indian students. IA AT 1880 the entire
party we're rendered q luncheon In the
spaclou Cleveland #hall. The luncheon
was prepared and served by the students
81 the school, and demons rated very cf.
fectively to tho hungry visitors the eff
cheney dof tho instruction IN tho culinary
do m ri r1lerlt.4 5fE 3es43 r. }5lt fsas bh8Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
Whereabouts Russian Squadron

g ~ W I'M fR,.Shesn.in'e ed Prcss.) SSE IL III f 8
ST. PETERsBC RG 6, April GA dis
patch received by the Associated III Us
4 froniEV ladiyostok tonight was the first
absolutely authentic Information In re-
gard ito the whereab bouts o. the Russian
cruiser squadron for over a fort mig 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
All Quiet at Port Arthur
fRv Associated Press

syr PETERSBURG, April eO.-The gen-
eral staff has Issued the following state
ASAccordine to official reports, all has
been quiet at Port Arthur and YIN IIow
and In the Yall during the last few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
There Is no further change In the, genera
situation 20 report ii3 al IA Y III I'M l-'55.
SAYS Petropavlovsk Struck Mine,

\ NV lN!sOCIatcu EF'TesB'1 a8'7. IN
4 'vLADIvosTo1<. April 20 .-Capta tain Es
sell, of the Russian cruiser n ovik- COR, !,
rnander OF the SQUADRON here. has issued ssh I,
Az O.d II o /. si,c la 4,l g. rlls6lto ~ y
death Of Vicc-Ad mral Ma aroff u,
which he attributes the loss of the lPeetro'
puvloyslt to the touching Of a tntne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
one OF the Most Prevalent Phases Of
s4s Spring catarrt lis Some Derange cement u,
49, -..a. of the Digestive Oraans.A ". v

The use OF Peruna as spring tonic is.
too universal to need any argument or
discussion III u Is 81 l8
EVERYWHERE In tho United States the
people know without any pers uasion that
there Is no better remedy for spring re-
yer than Peruna. /. III ss5 VI VI
Jts.onerates Immediately there = lS3 y no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

I Then ii there is the normal school feature.
,,,,,nra the favored representatives of7the5
", -. :, "a -, ,,ipped to so out and instruct
~ ~. ,ass fort,lnate fellows and to leaven
W iI practical education suited e their ~
needs the great mass OF me negroes u rna
the aboriglnes. The Institute = u8. l.a,','
enterprise IN every MaS.-'n ~ W. a mIIn
en and the magnitude OF the
Mar ...-L.- $500. -l---l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
INSPECTED the Schools.

]
After inspecting the various teehn [,.e
schools, the guests OF ti1e lnst1tu.e mene
snterta med at reception In the man
sion house by Dr. Frssell, MI, ogden
h Governor Montague and others. The re-
canton was followed by a parade ana m
sna al ion Of the cadet corps ana bana,
ana tie entire student BODY Or the .lnsttI
tuition. Including the children 81 the
Mod :, school kindergarten ana primary
from the Whittier school on adjunct 81
theSinstltute. ~, 80 ~. \ ,o
,,nn ieon in tho Cleveland Hall, where
ali INA visitors were seated and the DIG
crn,vd served with promptness and win.
~, noise ar confusion by the youths 9 {
th % school boys and girls negroes ana
md lar y n,,nils assisting In tho work,
;rha ,,,nchenn menu embraced escalloped
ar ,.u nhirken salad, excellent coffce
80 sa,ndwches, with Npapolltan leo
80. $50 I, ma block cake for dessert Many
,ast,yi,d thei, satisfaction With the cooks
ery and service by being served sec
ond time, ~ tha
na,'nin rro,nd overlooking Hampton
Eraels and HAMPTON Roads and watched
s,,t1, N,ntnros, tnn evolut ons Of the cadet
h m't. consisting of four companies
- nn,nrcd Youths and one of Indiana.
nv, ~ cadets drilled with fine precision and
III, ,H1 ,,n,,t ~ srn Of nervousness. Their
s.hihitiona was highly credltahlo to any
school. ,,,,,,. y, y, ~ 49,,
The guests were lnVi,ea 70 'nes syM ~.
nasium Il ar. NJ. and there, In tho large
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,
ACTON, VA, April eo.-NIr. David Fl
Rittenhouse Is married again at eighty.