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hut he was BY no means such e. phen ONE q n
non as Poe appeared to ina CINE iis}2 4
Have you read G aboriau s orks q y y
asked. Does Lecoq come up to your
idea OF detective? n; s .S
Sherlock Holmes smiled sardonically,i
i. Lecoq was miserable bunEler,,y he said, 1.
In an angry voice: The il ID only one
thing to recommend hinnand tina was Isl his
energy. That book made ME poslti w
lill,& The question was oW to Identify
an unknown prisoner. L could have done
III In twenty-four hours, Lecoq took six
months or SO. 1t might be made al ext
book for detectives to teach them what
to avoid" r., 5s III 81 X s 3S8l
aI fclu rather indignant a Il having two
characters whom had admired treated
in this cavalier style, / wa ked over
to the window, and stood looking outaint
the busy street This fellow may pc
very clever" said to Inys 81 t. III but he
Is certainly very conce ted. @
are no crimes and no criminals
In these days." he Ef said querulous
What Is the use Of having brains n
our profession? know we'll that9l Il have
1t In me to, make my name famous NO
man lives or has ever lived who has
brought the same amount OF study and OF
natural talent to the detection OF crime
which / have done. And what Is the
result? There Is no crime to detect, Or,
at most, some bungling " llalny with g
motive SO Transparent that even al Scot
land Yard official can see through 7. s.5
i was still annoyed at L his bumptlous
style OF conversations. I thought II best
to change the topic.
A"I wonder what that fellow Is looks
Ing for?" asked, pointing % a. 2stalwart,
ts>I,, n lt,,t fkoc
Ing slowly down the othe r n sid OF the
street, looking anxiously at the numbers
He had a large blue envelope IN his
hand, and was evidently the bearer Of a
! message. IA II Sc u Z s5i 81 sgl III FL II
"You mean the retired serseant Of ma
rines,' said Sherlock II dimes. III
"Brag and bounce .y's bought ] TO my
self, He knows that cannot verify
his guess IL IT'D vs.
The thought had hardly III ssed through
my mind when the man whom we were
watching caught sight OF the number on
our door, and ia an n rapid - cross me
roadway. We heard a. loud knock, a. deep
voice below, and heavy steps ascending
| the stair. /. III
f"For Mr., Sherlock Holiness he said,
stepping into the room and handing my
| friend the letter, s's5
Hers was an opportnnit y34 OF "a King the 9
conceit cut Of him, He little tho,lght yet J,
this when he made that rando snot'
4 "MaySI ask, my lad said plandly,
what your trade may he I, 81
'commlssio,,aire, sir" he said grutfiy'
| Uniform away for repai ra, "
And you We're? i asked. Wit a ight-
~ malicious glance at my companion.
| "A sergeant, sir, Royal Marine ], LII ~
Infantry. sir No ansWer9 Right. sir
He clicked his heels toS ether, raised
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS. !

y I4s.Vh-
.'.PIerpont Lodge, home OF Mr. and y Mrs
Thomas II. x {stovall presented an animated
scene on Monday evening. the occasion being
the birthday celebration OF Miss r. stovall.
Among those present were he Misses Rosa
Allen. Emma Crasswitt, May Baker. and
Katie McPhail. B OF Richmond; Miss Winnie
Dean. OF Oak Hail. Henrico u county Miss
Leila IA tkisson.5 Ruth Atklsson. Nina Cotton.
Blanche Woodcock. as Rosa s Marano. Mary
Marano, Bertha Bowers. Rita stovall: Grace
Stovall, Della stovall; OF H ighland Springs;
Messrs Gambol Bowers. George King. a Percy
Welton aargroye ! Mar T,
Rehona Louis Miller clifford d 5she 4. q
Harvey Atkisson. Andrew Al kisson, Chris.
ebhardt Mr. H5ghand Springs So ,9ss
Percy S. Read, Mr.. and Mrs. Y T homas II.
stoyall. Of Highland Springs and Mrs H s.
Morris. Of Richmond. Il,
81 Mrs Al 4 Nllenes has gone on 1 a visit to
her daughter In Baltimore. j, /. /.
Miss Ruth stiles. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. SL.&stiles.@of Highland sprin S. and Joseph
.Ruhlelicrss of East Richmond were ma rled IN
Halifax, NJ G.. 4 Monday 5Sj ! sffl
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HEssIAN FLY. IN W

Complaints about fly In the wheat have
been common the past season In some In.
stances the crop was damaged fully twenty
rSs ssf eeha s IL Hessian ny
has steadily. exacted large tributes from.
e h1s ea
USE such al play on words for y has. been
written about until the literature OF the
yet ii pursues the even tenor Of its way,
king a. large part OF the wheat crop every
few years. " 81 Ss$.5 s
"A bout twenty years a go 4 undertook an ex-3
pertinent for the partial control OF this insect
and 1t was so succ essful 1t Will bear reprint-
the habits OF this wheat fly and know that;
there are several perl DDS OF egg -lsylng. One
hese
THE first wheat which appears In early Sep
TENDER. but he feg g-lnylrg 81 brood by no
The attempt 10 control the fly was BY
sowing trap strips Of wheat. beginning
early in September and CONTINUING .nnt " Inc
drill width and we're side by. side with an
alley Of couple OF feet II between them.
full details q nol
that the merest novice could not eip Spelng
Impressed Il. 3s5{ sssSi
Tho sowing were made at Intervals OF about
one week, and the fly took prompt " the
early plots so much 80 that they we're pra G.
fticailyi destroyed before winter set IN. There
being no toth her growing Wneat le llseSSS Sotil
5centrated upon these small strips in greater:
numbers than lis the case where q whole REID
is sown. The first three sowings were III ernlly
eaten up by the but after the 1ourth
sowing almost no inf estatonS occurred .
NE Now what Is the practica point e Simply
that we can = thus easily trap thes8 II eSsian
lily BY inducing the parent insects q TO Q lay
defer sowing the nal crop for about tweh.S
days during which practically all esq laying
occurs "a The trap strip should extend a!ong
one 81 border Il OF s{ each proposed wheat 1lc!o.
After the main crop is sown the IRA str =, I
the wheat carefully narrowed and rolled ~
necessary to fully stroy the csteo
then resow to wheat. III x .S;
q This practice will not cvtermnate the II essan
sfly. but would greatly lessen their In ury 20
the wheat crop n IT were pract Iced IN com
mon by a community. ri. y =,
The further facts about The life history 81
this insect may he interesting. There is .put
one egg-layirg4 brood OF flies which attack
fall sown wheat and the little ma ggots
~ become fully $nla ture before Wlnt er sete
in and pupate IN the small is Il ~
he leaves in the heart of the plant In VIII.
5terSsand q early spring. From the. fla & SEED
&n,Ipates the spring brood OF files hatch ana
u a re ready for cgg-l laying when the Wheat3lis
RI king first and second Joint They eposlt
soon hatch and work their way down under
u tfeileaf sheath. Thus the spring brood prac-i
N ia Iii occur at the first anf second Joint.
The 5maggots suck the juices OF the stem at
the soft por lion Just above /. the joint ana
where many occur, the stalk 1ails shorty
time; i tho insects are again In the flax seed
state and so low down In the stubble that
y early all are left In the field & !st
q. Burning the stubbleS has been resort ed TO-.
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Ing in King and Queen has returned home.
# Mr. and Mrs w. II. X dwell left Tuesday
Tor WaahL ton 10 attend tho .IuneralMo Mir.


ing In King and Queen has returned home.
# Mr.. and Mrs W. II Kidwell left Tuesday
for Washlng ton to attend tho funeral OF Mr.
iJ.s d. ScofeId 4;
Miss laelis sp5atl who has been VISIT 7,
Ing ut Mount Elliott springs. Is now visit
Ing MIRA II. B. Ing ham. Il ;t49
Miss Bessie Clarke, Of Shirley, who !. has Z
been visiting Mas Matte Rose. has returned.
9ls Miss Dora jackson. who has been waiting 4
Mrs =. F. Dugyan. has left for Trev!llian.
S NJ iss Jennie 5ioore. or Raleigh. IS q he guest
of Miss Mary johnson. ss Oil
s r. Leo P.4 Dug gan "a has left for Lowell, II
W. Va and z Philadel phia.
E. chan,herla!n, of Ioais = T. L
Thomas Arms.rons. Jr.. has LETT Tor Car
.rtsonvle. to visit Mr.. and N Wa lace
Norman sS 7giiSSs
Mrs j I: peitz and friend +. ,of Baltimore.
Md. are the guests Of her daughter, Mrs. u,
y, Croyo. n $ss
Mr George Hawks lis. Visiting In "a crs.i tks
bfr.8 and Mrs. Wi liam Cox rrf To I--"e.s-S
of Mrs. Charles Morton. Of Meadow Bridge
road
Mr. John Smith. OF I'etersours. ~ Visiting
birsSJ. 81 johnson. Of Brook road 5ys
Mr.. Philip croston has left for New York
on business. s38s3
5 Mr. Lear fot New York, who has been
Visiting at the home of Mrs. iTsausharn,
has returned. a. &s E
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Ohio. [. S. siA Al There had u been no
robbery, nor Il, there my evidence as TO
showsthe ma met his deat II. Isl 4 here are
marks OF blood In II the room, but Tiers
is no wound upon his person. We are
at a loss as to how he came into the
empty house; Indeed, the whole !, g flair
Is a puzzler. II you can come 4 round
to the house any time before twelve, you
will find me there. 81 left & everything
you are unable To come l s l,all give YOU
fuller details, and would q esteem It a
great Kindness II you would Sfoyori me tii
your opinion. 3 is @
Yours faithfully.
3ssg TOBIAS GREGSON.".3I
t&5 c;regson Is the smartest OF 81 he Scot
land Yarders, n, my friend remarked; ne
and Lastradc areithe pick Gf ~ bad lot,
They are both quick and energetic. hut.
their knives into one another, too. They
are as Jealous as a pair Of professional
beauties, There Will be some fun over
this case they are both put upon the
SCENT g y $ 81 39 s5ss # ~
a 4 was 4 amazed "a d the II Ca I'm wa y In
which d e % rippled "a on. 4. s. Surely there
Is not a moment Y to I be lost, cried:
shall 4 go and order yol. "a cab
8FsgI am N OF sure a bout whether i shall
that ever stood In shoe lea her--that Isl,
when the At Is on me, for Lean be aspry
enough at times II 81 e r VA 83l
Why 1t is lust such a cha nee as you
have been longing for 81 5S3 # AS i, ssA
3SsSDNfy dear fellow " that does It matter
TO me? a snpposlng I unrayel the whole
matter. you ma d be- sure It hat Gregson,,
8Lestrade & Co. Will pocket all the credit
That comes OF being an sunof1c al person.
age" Il Is t,: sa8 Il 55 8AS s.
But he beEs you to- help him .5l
"Yes, He knows a that i 4 am his SUI
perior, and ackl lowledges y 70 me; but
would own 1t to- any third person. How
ever. we m ay as well 10 and have q look.
| ] shall work 1t out on N ~ own hook
may have 4 a. laugh : at them. Il Il have
nothing else. e Come on llaa
He hus lied on his oYerc oa T., al nd hustled
about In a way that showed that ener-i
getici at had superseded the apathetlc
| Lone. l5sss n VI 3Ss 81
Got your hat, he said "A HI K
+ y on wish me to come 2 b! sS
tst'Yes, II II you have nothing better to
Sdo,''ss "A minute tier we We're both
LIN a hanson, driving turiously for the
Brixton3 Road 5sl 54g Is, X
| 1T was a foggy, cloudy m orning, and "a
tops, looking like the ref ctlon OF the
mud -colored streets heneat h. Ny com
I5panion, was Iii the best OF spirits, and
| prattled a way a bout 4 Cyremoll fiddles, "a nd
| the difference between a strad Iva RUS and
an, Amari. As for myself vas silent,
| lfpr the dull weather and the melancholy
business upon which we were en aged
depressed my spirits sl...
/ ----------v--r-- . =, 80 sSA
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FORT LEE GOSSIP.

Mrs George Clarke, accompanied BY her
daughter Mrs. Richard Jennings ha 5 res
turned home from Newport News after q
pleasant week wit Ii friends. az y 3sea5
5 Miss Laura Dogge It and sister Cal lie Z, are
lbs Miss laura Clarke has gone on a visit to
her sister Mrs. r icha I'd fJenninga. OF 2 New
port News. II sf3 5sS s5a 5s Z.
Clarke and Mr.. Miller spent a pleasant day
at West Point during the week. a,ss5 ..
i, Mr., T55J smithe rs. superintendent Of aFor
Lee Sunday school, has completed ARRANGE
5n,ents 10 take the school next vednesday.s
August nth, to Reservoir PARK. a car chat
tered for tho occasion will he met a by the
school al Williamsburg Avenue and Lou istanai
street, Fulton. at . 10 clock "a, n, Pile sal
day Is looked forward u to. }t y.
guest on last d We'd lay at Linden Shades
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CHESTNUT Hill. AND
HIGHLAND PARK

4 Mr.. Douglas Clarke, OF Boston, 10 visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Garland H Clarke.
~ Mrs John RI Lvesay has returned to aher
home at Cape Henry, after spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs. William Read. n
MIR. and Mrs. E. D x. Valthall and little son.
Barclay, left last Monday to spend some time
With friend n In Amelia county. NJ 33
g3I Mr. Taylor Pemberton, who has been quite
sick. for some time past. ls slowly improving.
ID Miss Rebecca& Clarke. of Third Avenue Is
visiting Miss Maude fLivesay, Of Cape Henry.
GA There will. be- no Nv ednesday evening prayer
meeting at Mizpah is Presbyterian Church
Tonight IS on s5gl account Of the absence
OF the past tori Rev. D u X. Wa thai nv
ts liam Radcliffe will leave to-day for
the mountains to spend seve raj 4 weeks
si Misses Annie and Katherine Watkins, no
have been n spending several weeks in Cum
!berland county have returned to their home
on Fourth Avenue. 5sS III b Ri sS|
visit ITO. her daughter, Mrs William Iiolla-
day e3ig s IS tsS Gs tais 81 III
IN Miss Annie Won Levern, who has been the
guest OF Mrs Yarbrough for the past month,
has returned TO her home in philadelphia
S The quart erly conference and the board fof
stewards will hold a m<atjns In the lecture
room OF Highland Park Church sto-n hight. 5Ss'&
~ Mr. Andrew Scott has returned after
tdelishtful trip to tthe Worlds Fair.
M, Mr. and 3 Mrs Curtis Scott are among the
new resd erts$ OF Highland Park. 3l5as
"a Mr. and Mrs. Christian Schneider, who have
been In Batavia NJ Y. "A for 1 he past month,
[ has returned BtoS their home. IN st
$i Mise Constance and Alice Heath E.nslow',
81 West Virginia. are visiting their aunt
Mrs Lynn b. Enslow. OF HI bland Park.
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tine tint s az thA Roekbridg |. Alum Springs
\. I, Mrs, John g ordcn Farland will sperd
september az dassanette. where the sea-
son mas been n urr'nsually fire 81
. MISS Aline Jennings spent Sunday ct q
we IL peoint, Va Will, her aunt Mrs. -
w. VI q gil 80 tl.iesf 81
M, James A. Noiicure is back from 4
visit OF several weeks to the Gold SULPHUR
and her children viii remain at the Cold
sulphur 1lll''l for some tine e. longer 'sf
Nh: and Mrs James Aston Cabel and
.brierS " wt,ite sulphur Springs.
The. many friends Of Miss Bessie Smith
the daug hter OF Mrs Austin A.. Smith.
VIII be concerned to hear of her illness at
tho sfntern1ont Hotel, Covlngtorls Va.
tWhere 8sll e and her mother are spending
the tn, summer Mr. Austin Smith has been !,
York. Y Il +, II
Miss He'll Perkins, who has been 9 the
sn yrs sary sa af ssS5ss
her mot Their Mrs, w. H. Perkins, at the
.dreenbrierl white Sulphur Springs this
week. Miss Perkins expects 70 return to
the Jefferson Park later In The season.
pr. Thomas Dudley MerrIc * Is spendinrs
ada and at st. Louis.
"a Richmond lady. a guest at the White
Sulphur Springs, writes that there were
eight hundred guests at the Virginia
Newport last week. and tina t, several hum
dred more were expected this week
u Miss Leah sternheimcr. OF No. 1906 West
Marshall Street. M q iret,,rned home after
a visit to- Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. 3i S.S f.s .s3s
q Mr.. Robert Nfunday and Mrs. Munday,
ofSlArkansas.S are visiting the formers sis,
ter, Mrs. II. wv Stamper, OF this city.
On their return they wil.stop over In 6l.y
Louis a59 siss sds8sy s. i 5si 8ti5ss55)S
4 Miss Mamie L. Stamper and her aunt,
Mrs. Munday, OF Arkansas. will le.Ive N
a few AVS FORE ashington.
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"a study In Scarlet" Is one Of the
most thrilling OF a. Conan Doyle's
brIgtit and fascinating stories. The
TWO opening instruments haYe been
found full OF Interst and those to FOL,
low, beginning with that Of to.day,Wll
be found even more so. Those who en-
10y good story are urged to begin
this one now, SO as not to miss Its ex-
citing features. ia 10
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coNpUcrEp az WIN. b. AL woo o.

and II a whole community would unite on this
good could be accomplished X promptly done
but y. very destionabe AGRICULTURAL rras.
method But tho community must unite to-
make any work against this tiny lily eftec.5
\ tive ssf A s5Es t7 9fs FL
I'd Lats sowing IL the common recommends
Stion but Z II falls many times because the
wcatherS conditions are such that tina flies per.
ssist ana walt for the wheat. Far better trap
sthen,. Whom once they have laid their eggs
they are Sdone FOR. @ Is N FL
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,vJoRLp,S FAIR RATES VIA Ri e. q u.
''s'.9fE ri TR. 4 AN q WAS NGT oN. VIZ
WEEK. END h ExcURs loNs5 TO NEW
3JERsEY sEAsHoR ne RE SORT
RI E, q p b. q

"a Hi tt g q, "a ~ n
r IJntil septenber / 9th, inclusive. I he RI +.
e. r.. Il. r, viii sell on Fir day and sa tlrday
az each week, special excursion ticket 70
Atlantic city, pc May, Ocean q tx and \
Sea lsle5 City,s M. j., at rate Of SO round
trip from Richmond Tickets good going
only on date OF sale and for return l'a s.
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date q Issue Apply
,aE "a ", 7, & VIC Il, Traffic Manager,
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

K There will: be moonlight carnival Friday
evening from ito IL II. M. at the residence
OF Mrs. L.. IT, Webster, No. el5 Sorth Ave.
n MIR. Robert Patrick. who has been visiting
In Washington. has returned home, 81 5iis.a
Mr.. George H. Ware. who has been visit
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Attend .Mutes' Congress. q

Mr. Joseph Heeke, Of this city. will "a tn
tend the Mute. Congress at st. xouis. He
will make an effort have Sewell g EI' ntnts
named as he place Of meeting in.1907 q ur-s
ing the Jamestown Expostti on, S5S ig
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DAILY FASHION HINTS.
.LlrrLE ! q oYia RUsslANI

LITTLE b oY's H ussiAk GUT.
d No. AE7s-.The model for the little boys
Russian s,iit IS particularly becoming. II
Made In double breasted style " will ad.s
nit Of any amount 81 variation. The
shaped facinKa which are very smart.
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I may be piped with white or contrasting
rolor. or, II one desires. they may be omit
ted and the front and neck edges be trim h
med with bands OF same Or white mate
rial. The model lis one that may also be b
worn BY a little girl In fact most Of
the Russian models IN boys dress ar.
copied for small girls. The pattern also
includes boomers OF resula Ion 8 yle.J
Sizes. 4. s and 8 years: " 5.s
On4recelpftof 10 cents this pattern will J
be sent to any address. All orders must i
be directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS
PATTERN CO., Nos. 13s-l4o West 7 ven
Sty-third Street, New York. When or. Z
dering. ,enseH do not fail to mention
number an to Indicate that this coupon
IS from - Times Dispa tcil. ..
q 1879. &
Size. q
y Ma NJ ll !. . :. =.
ress NJ
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In Great Demand.


The demand for chamberlain.s Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. here has
been so great that 81 have scarcely been 4
able to keep IT In stock I mas 9, e =
.re,nedes fajled:-ITra Jones Fikeyille.
Ind, This remedy Is for sale by all drug
:Eists. 3 FL s3 :, Es j. 5S83
swoRLp,s FAIR RATES VIA ~. &. q ".
a 40 " ~ r. AND WAS N ct Q N. 2,..if
II The Richmond, Frederi cksburg and Pos
Ntomac railroad will apply the fol lowing
speoial round trip rates sto 81 4; louis y.s
washington In connection with the 5PenEs8
syivar,ia Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
railroad /, account OF the Loulsi ana Pur-,
chase Exposltlon; Season tickets 1856
return limit, December - lsoa slxty
days' tickets. SIS. 00; fifteen days' Tickets.
\ SeS. co. For further tnforma ton apply to-
ticket agents, Byrd Street, Fl ba or Main
street Stations, Richmond Transfer Cons
'g'y' ", r. i TAILOR.
IA 4 III 4, " Traffic Mana ger, n
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Dr, Fielding f. Ashton, physician in
charge of the Shelterlng Arms Hospital,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs Ninde. al Colo
NAL Beach, Westmoreand county.
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Mr.. Lyon Tyler, president of William
and Mary College, at w Harrisburg, Va
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Friends in Richmond regret sincerely to
hear OF the continued illness OF Miss. Eve
lyn Gray Bell. at her fathers home, near
Palmyra, Va Mrs. Cl ifton M ller,. her sis
ter, has been with her since last week.
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Miss Annie Richardson has returned
from a delightful house-party given by
which Miss Hattye Gum and Margaret
1achardson We're also present, Other
guests included Mrs. j. Lindsay Fergu-
son, Of, North Carolina, and Miss y, w
I Reynolds. Of Witt. s
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Miss Alice N. Wise, of Leesburg, has
been designated sponsor. and Miss Nellie
Mcintosh, Of Leesbnrg. maid Of honor
Confederate Veterans of Virginia By the
comma nder of the Grand Camp, Judge
George IL Christian. They will represent
The Eighth Congressional District.
Miss Mai Tabb and Miss Emily Turn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Watkins are;
back in the city from q delightful visit
to friends at Ronceverte, w. Nv II They
will leave in a few days for another trip
and will ,proba bly, 90 to I Maryland,
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h y Mr.. Robert Westbrook, OF Newport
News. Va, after spending q few days
here. left for the ii st. ii Louis Exposition
Hast night.
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The Newport News Daily Press Of yes

1 Mr. David Fl o'Nell. formerly OF New
port News. but now chief clerk at the
Richmond offices of the Pullman Car
Company. is In the city, accompanied BY
his wife. They are the guests of Mrs.
4O'Neil's parents Mr., and Mrs. j. j, O'Don-
nell, Of Madison Avenue. Mr.. O'Ncil has
just returned from trip to the 81. Louis
fair. III
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f3 Miss Mary Yerser Graveley, OF Dan-
vile, has been appointed maid of honor
70 Miss Virginia Alice Hale. Of Franklin.
1ederate reunion. g#f M E
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Miss Mamie L. Stampcr and her aunt
|nIrs. Mundy,of Arkansas, will leave soon
to'yisit washington, .. G.
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5sTo be Continued STo7morrow.l.