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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
THE STORY or FATHER JOHNS
,i,eoplc ana advert,sedldll With the APP,
i,rovai and sanction Of Reverend Fatherf
81 f,ricn bocn.usc lo knew of its merit

,i,eoplc, ana advertised.ldll With the APP.
irnvai fand sanction OF Reverend Fnthet'
Is Brlen, becausc lio knew Of its INERT
and Rdesired TINT nll who were I'LL.
Ing, might benefit by Its over 3 GU rel
R This GA fashioned, wholesome rene.
do "a uneuunlcd 3nst ~ 10 Y bull ei' md
tonic. II restores health and strcngt w
~ uil run down systems, It's gentle
laxative effect Strengthens the tor,nct
.ntd corrocts tho digestion drives t7s
nut ali n Impurities 1T lis d. FOOD
medicine !. and contains only pure
3,ioiiflslme,,ts. II is not n pate tnedi-
lcIne.5ln II Ia free from opium, NOR
ibtlnc Or poisonous drugs III ahy form
which nro found Ii, the ma jor 81
.pn tent preparations and which 81, arc
dangcrous---you are warned 9 sal n
then.s III 81 II M q; tfi (, i 81 VT 80 81
While 1t II Is not n Cough syru p' !, Or
5Lnlsum nothing equals this \, prye4scriip-
stioil5for coughs, colds. bronchE.i'is5 iistIi,
ma 81. consumption and III throat n ~
ling Troubles. 1T has e. most soo 1' ~
ana healing effect. and ut tho same tl " J!
builds up tho body and makes strehgth.
We have permission 70 refer refer 20 ..nc
sisters Superior ut the followlnE lio ile,
and Hospitals where Father Johns y M Mel ,,
bicino Is In use: Sisters Of Charity; ~.
fJohn,s Hospital, Lowell. Mass. MORE >.,L
Dame do Iourdes Hospital, Mnnohest :,
NJ H. Sisters OF Mercy. 81. pat ..,,lf. ?
{Orphanngc. Manchester, N. IL; st. 1iiz "a
ibeth,s Hospital Boston,. MASS. 81, ~.
scrh, 4 IIomc Sisters Of Charity 1Ach9a .,,,
Of the s Assumption. ellesley li, ~
Mass House OF St. Martha, Nuh 2 mes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

M Ma article on the market, whatever ne
,hh sn,lr,5osc for wricliait was created, can
lie il phenomenal success al,d pc uli'n WA
sails popular ni,ess i ossess 81, sWorthless
nrtc,os may flourish for limited 7. "a tl ne
IF TIER praises IRE isulls. by sutllcient
clever and catchy advertising. but tnelr
days arc numbered from the s 10, mi XII,
e M ME or the survival OF the tlttest'
ami only articles Of true WORTH endure e.,
The Unparalleled and pneno no. iat t Sun
4 business standpoint Is not unliatu " y.
nor surprising II is due directly to thelrs
iinpIrntIeed and phenomenal success ~
ctiing multiplied thousands Of cases e.
dyspepsia throughout the Gh6Lsu 'Pet' 'H
=" ,The i reason ca OF tho wonderful success
or st,,nrts Dyspepsia Tablets is so plllin
and simple that child car, uht thss
natural In their workings and! e CT, ~
They take up the work Of the worn a Il, q
wasted stomach and do 1t just. as .lie
stomach dig M1en i Mps Tf gos tn tie FOOD
3nnd do It thoroughly, completeiH ul.d ~. -,
deIcndcnty, thus giving the weak H d,..
weary stomach an opportunity 70 renew aen
ana regain It's wasted s,rehs o -. ,,n,,
get that you have a stomach! ]usl5 as S 10,
did when you were a healthy boy or giri.
anl Nature restores and heals that organ
ard makes it well and strong. II, ...
n ST. LOUIS
IL confirmed dyspeptin for years " ny ~
i nte had 20 be forced down. and most
of il soufed or lay like lead In my stom.
nc and did me no good. was IN Sohs,u ~
camn to be cranky, morose and irritable.
EAT,,"uatursl disposition, which was cheer
I'LL and pleasant, LEFT me, and i was
% licnnting all my friends The doctors
did me no good. ! got so I hated tne
sight or name OF a doctor. MyWlfe iinal-
Gly1worrled me into buying Il box Of stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. which l \ pesuil ~
taking under protest. as had no falth IN
anything or anybody was sore Oh u.
creation. 5i.st
,s Il had not takep n third Of that Don
before I noticed n decided and most wei;
come change could enjoy a good meal
and feel no bad effects following It. i for
Got my stomach and had n CHANGE 70
think about some thing else. went anead
ywitr nv business In ease and comiort.
Six boxes Of Stuart's Dyspepsia InDiels.
at d total outlay of $500, cured me COM
3pletely and l lave not suffered q pam
from dyspepsia for two years. nave an
appetite like a sixtcen-year-old boy. u
wish everyone who suffers from "a dyspepsia
ctuld know what y change TINS great
remedy made in me. q. z \. !.
by all druggists at 90 cents a box. IheS
arc SO we'll known and their populiritS
Is so great that no druggist would tnlnk
OF being without them. In fnct physi-
Clans are prescribing them all over the
land and If your own doctor IS real
honest with YOU, he will tell you frankly
that there Is nothing on earth so GOOD
for dyspepsia as Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
NEWS or THE WORLD
TOLD IN BRIEF SPACE
(By ASSOCIATED Press.)

ST. LOUIS. MO, Feb. 22.rhe National
Convention OF the Allied Peoples PITY pity
will be held in Indianapolis o. ~ splntG-
night at n meeting Of the Nallonnl com
7nittee. The date OF the convention and i
selection of one Of the two clticS lia!heu
are TO be settled tomorrow.
E BREMEN.-Ihe failure IS announce, , na
the grain firm Of Jonhnn l1auhsen. me me
' aaaeta IS S5S 6co Ss saa Amesisaa gyain
firms are said to be affected by The fais-
\ = : BALTIMORE 81 AID--Leopold stronss,e,..
firm OF Strousc & Brothers, dica to-aaS,
aged s El ihTa year, JOINS e iIopkns INF
yersity bears his name. ~,
WAsHlNGToN, The battlegshIp ken,
tucky flagship Of the Am ~ T@nn A KonE
Where she viii be doeked for the plrpps5
\ OF making minor rfpalrs IL y l n3;a,ra 's.l
the remainder Of the battleship squadron
Accompany him to Hong Kong. although
he has MOI advised the department 70 AlS
tAlsTiANTA. GA.-Thc annual gathering
of the Department OF Superntenarnce q
the Nalonal Educatlonat Assol1.ion VIZ
begin here ro,morrow, ana already pe az;
thousand Delegates, teachers and eull,
/. Gators OF prominence from al pllNs ol
the United States are reSlstelea Ut tte
ADiH ie1E HSitS, TEX The receivers OF The
Kirpy Lumber COMPANY today rntnEn lsS
ing III The assets ana liaSiIit IS q the con
{ Germ, placing both al Sll,IpJh!i II !
q stated that The inventory Was not, i1iih3s.e
On persona. inspectlon. IN Inc lap!h+le, =
Il Si,2S,,,232 is placed under the heaalhE ~
4 'iKVeStment values ShoW,nG, IL ~ sAid.
1 that ii is not a Liability
LONDON kilograms from Nienl y ana
< Salon!ca, published here ihis morning
give alariniEs, but nnconArned, de dla
Of preparations point M 30 war he-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria,
.s5T u la MIA, ftA.--+.t a meeting mere W
I. day Of tla Snutfern Golf Assoc a ion
louisville was selected as the pace lpl
holding the next annual tournament Of tf'
dissolution The date selected Is J4I'
ot piINGEss. w. Ma John stepp, Z
wealthy merchant near mere, shot an'
E ana neie Nor Two hours after the mng
!, der Il torch WAS uppied 10 steps lArB'
Q store and IL Was coDalmed sApp nplu
E Was also fired, hut y NaS saved from ee
Z stJuction. Stepp ~ IN h!GiAS
a PhhiIssaeipIIia, diittp,ose's II charlie AlacH
ak o,lnd ii hout toznigfit. Mack was knock
! cd down several times ~ TIE seGo =
round am MAS IN no cnnd1ion 10 aga
y when 1 Ne thirdlronld was called. ana -
& referee gave thp fight 70 O.i5rlen
s ss- s.g'HII.HDELPHlA PAN sjor Arlhp
Georgs ii. Mcclellan. alnd unrIs Of ~
heart disease To-day at llriitpni la:
5s ST 8I.tjt5IS. Et!J.--B0Esft has HlthdfhH
from participation in tbs l,nnistana f,ll
55g5 s.f,sse Exposition and has fleiall,y; not
HS hsd fhe rIsl.gseHtcAt of the EXPOSITION
\ That stfesk al ~ IN III N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
THE POPULAR VOTE. OF 1904
ID Unanimously in Favor Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets They are the Nations Favorte.
GOOD REASONS FOR THEIR POPULARITY

even strive II Into doing work ct Wh r. { ]
It rebels. The stomach Is. n patient at az
faithful servant and viii stand much n \
abuse and II at fore t 6aks q
s sEt whin and apss stton fa 10 Dsa make
work sion sst people l1ave tho mistaken
idea that they can make t!ielr stomach en-.
work BY starving themselves. Ihey m .lge,i.1
take SO long that they would have no .uso
for a stomach when they got thr !; U! l.
The sensible way, out Of the difficulty \, IS
tile. the stomach, rest ifl It wants 3. TO and
employ q substitute to do It's work.
Stuaft's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII 90 the
work Of yo,ir stomach for YOU and digest
your food Just as your stomach ,i used ,,, 70
when It was well You can pr2? a ,ti1 ~
one Of the tablets and sufficient water
anu you will sec the food digested n
just tho same time as the dlgestlye fiu va,
stsmaeh wop NV 90 sntsf a' b %t
your, mind and body take one, of stunrt' :;
Dvsrcpstl Tablets after eatlng-cat al
ana what you wnnt-nnd y ou ,Will 4, te EEL
ddieested. because you Will feel no disturb
unce or weight In your stomach in fact
VI will forget all about having a stomach
Just MS you did whenHy you " ere err "a healthy
Va stnart's Dyspepsia Tablets act In. a
natural way, because they contain only
the natural elements of the gastric Juices
and other digestive fluids OfHthe8 stomach.
1t makes no difference what condition
the stomach is in, hey go right ahead
OF their own accord and do their work
They know their business and surround
ing conditions dofnot Influence, them II
tho least. They thus relieve the weak
stomach of fall Its burdens and give 1t Its
n.ucl, needed rest and permit 1t to be-
came strong and healthy.
S,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc for sal
by druggists everywhere at so cents q
box RI ll8ydrttrEIStS carry thcrl1.g ana the
best doctors arc prescribing them You
nee, not fear that you4wll ever be unable
to get them, for, because Of the good
they have done mankind and the suffer-
they have caused, the fame and tho
success and tho popularity Of Stunrts
Dyspepsia Tablets from generation unto
Ger GRAFTON will endure. 5 Vi 54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23


Court Of Appeals said that It could not
Until something else was done. It cited /
no authority it support OF its ruling. It's It's.
reasoning being apparently confined y
tho point that because what that court
considered "a perfectly ornpctent jury
had been secured at home, iie Iconclu'-'5S
syc presumption Is that there was n no
ground for any such objection. 81 a.. Com on
cerninE tho other cases cited above. y
mood only be said that they recognized
and followed WrIght's easo as q rule ~ OF
criminal practice. None OF 4 them goes
into tho merits or the question. s
This would scem to be an opportnns
limo Tor the General Assembly to doe
clare specifically It's Own construction
Of the statute and This csn be done ny
amending and ro-enactinE the n act OF
Irehr,,nrS' H. 1904 by the addition o. the
f0llowing words, "and provided, i y her
that FOR tho operation OF this scctton..ls
shall not be necessary TINT q Jury from ron,
another county or corporation be first
summoned cmfww cmfw cmfw fwypyt
$500. GEORGE BRYAN.
| Richmond Feb. 90, 1904. 5 53 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
An,lnteresting History. s; Support.
ed By Endorsements from.
Many institutions ion Through 't''r I
out the Country.

Ii. ISIS, REV. rather john o tsrlen. q
noble man, came to lowell Mass.f. Z
do the Masters WORT in 81. Pat ric t,t 8 8
parish. 3tts3 rs s t2fs5 m y il X I. 3
Ia 1864, Father u ohm, as he fondly
known to his people, was a. tnckcd. by
ID serious cold. which $ developing into
II stubborn cougli and affliction Of the
lungs, caused tho greatest alarm Tor.
the ienltii@of the beloved Clergyman,
Medical skill seemed unable to stay
the progress Of tho disease. Finally an IN
eminent specialist was consulted who
gays rather John q prescription to. cure
the cold and remove the lung trouble, a: as
we'll as to build up and strengthen the =!
body. The Clergyman took the prcscrp.J
ton 10 the old drug store Of Carleton q
51Jovey, Lowell. Mass, tho firm by wh i,,,
Father JOHNS Medicine Is prepared. The
cough soon Disappeared md his poo
ple rojoiced when 'ho declared that ne
ihnG been made as we'll nnd strong str H as
ever. ~ h. N U. I. II, "
rather John recommended the medi.
cine to his parishioners and friends ana
thousands were made we'll and strong
by taking It. IN getting this prescription
they always called for Father Johns
Medicine" and so II was named by the the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
TRIBES HILL BEATEN.
The Fayorite Defeated in George
Washington Handicap.
(By Associated Pres

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2e.--Thc defeat
o.. tribes Hill. a strong fayorite. in the
George washington handicap, was a fea-
tire OF to-day's racing. Dc ReszeKe ana
s,,,,,sor neither rancicd in the betting.
silniahcd necks apart for the prize. , OF
s:.I55 Cedar Rapids was the only other other
First raeeaye and half & fn r ,a :,
I.elln8 e to y first, Maritana 20 70 y
second. aiamnon e to y third. Tl mo
y. SECOND race-sIx furlongs-our Lille
lr1s IL * first. Bronx e to y second,
Lazy Frceknlght e to y third third. Time y 10
Third race-hnlf mlle-Arch Oldham
II to ~ fHrst Dixie Land (i5 to p y, second.
fourth ~ rassa1s , AND Rasnko
~ =. te 30 /, tirst Mnuser 40 to y second.
,bss mi 8 ,n third seven me g ;as IS
(;rnyna q to 81 first. Bud Embry % to y
second Elgrs g to, to = th mrlt f 1prlen st.
second. Lady Rndnor. e to y third. Time Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
A QUESTION OF LAW I''' III
Has Change Of Venue Act ots 1'I',7
! 1ooa. Accomplished Purpose

7,dltor OF Tho Tlmes-Dispatch:
h s,r ON the 18th instant. the Genera1
,..a,,h,w nassed and the Governor slp-
nrovad the following emergenc y ; ~. ,o,e
'..I,e n enacted etc. That sccuon -,
81 Tho code OF Virginia us a. ans 't1on.
ETC. by an act approved J tl na ~
be amended ana = = . rs a
msontion' 40s6, When and how the venus
u. u !, No chanced.-A Circuit Court Mu
- ~ ion either OF the accused ~, ~ -
X attorney for the commonWea!th,. u, =. !, =
,vtho,,t such motion, for GOOD
M venue for the trial .of cli a, a.
case In such court 70 % . ,1a,, r,o,,rt.8
s sanu other Circuit or Corporation Court, Z
s '.,!, ~ ike manner. tho court OF u
, anrnorat,on may order the Venue 70 pe
-, ,,uoa "a another Circuit or CorporhE,,
Nv. s,n,rt: PROVIDED ftlIM :,
e e.Tl MOTION is MADE ON la1iiA AZ,
an 1,H THE ACCUSED, III MAY BE MmI1r,
IN THE ABSENCE UPON F ~ iIEf
SIGNED AND SWORN ~ HI Z, nc
WHICH PETITION MAY, IN , ~ tcy NM,
cRETIoN o F THE JnyGg, II :, ~ : a
IN mha nortion In CAPITALS Is new, ana III! az
~, - rast from It's terms, was lntenu-
~. =" ~ nermit the court to order q ct,ai.se
- ,,onra' without the presence OF w
,,,,so,,"r under circumstances IKE t !n1t,
attending the case OF the nesty,i = All ~
,iums confined In the Roanoke clty !u l,a
rs a means of precautlon a i,a fnr ,,,s
rage Of the people o. Ho t1avt tho re.
mhinder OF the act Is not new. ma Nat
~ the Code OF 1s4o in terms ana ~ ME-
~ 1910 in substance But ~ az !. 10 :,
AZ Graft $40, decided ~ lSso !. Tns
hela that tho prisoner. before op.a', ~ !,
M herafit OF, the statute, mtst tas,
nye asked that Jurors be sent 1or TIKI :.
another county and TINS n.y. ~! a'''h ~ Y.
henn done, and an impartial 1pry,, o, Mat :
ing been, In fact, ' I've sppS was
ocurt viii not reverse Ems y ~, fu osa, Wal
followed in Joyce's case, - va OBJ 81
ter's case 81 Va. 400; a. q =. IVY ~
i u !. Reiger, 95 Va. 4lS. II ~ /. -
4 Now. pplying this doct to IN n a.
- = hrlary is, 1901. what IS ING cou t.u
u,ona None other, It seems to me, ma, :.
t ti,mi ayen when there Is presenIeu ~ I,
ormrt IA, petition for a change 81 ye ~ =,
s,rned and sworn to by the accu l,s ~
,.t,, IN Va In DO denied, because the pris-
orer must first have mopea. a ~ ao i,,,
lass M as heretofore IN person. TOY l lm,y
from 8anot her county or cor poiat. '1a
y Iithms. IL N am correct, the laSe aH'eha'
II respectfully submit however, fha y lhe
a r.nlinr IN yFrlghts case 81 was ludleii',
4 .legIsiations} The LEGISLATURE had ,al y
n thnt the trial court could, VIII pr WI,
81 Ovt no charge ths saues ~ ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
Steamship Sheds Burn.

The sheds Of the Clyde Line Steamship
Company were damaged by fire about
O'Clock this morning. The alarm was
turned in from box No. Il, Main and An
Streets, and the department quickly ex'
ting,lished the blaze. Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
Personal and General.

Through the discovery of gold and cop.
Nor ores OF fabulous values. CORNER Com
rrraaan,an Pa8J. Somcrs. OF Milwaukee:
Rid ii ssfair To become one of the most noted
mining "magnates OF Colorado
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

+orsin.chieff-of the Cleveland Leader"
tns resigned his position and VIII retire
from tho editorial profession on March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

y. It'll. Hospital ST. Vincent az Paul.
Manchester,, n. H.: Ursuline Convent.
,Watorville, Me-; st. Josepl,'s Hospital.
New Bedford Mass. Asylum of st. Vim
cent dc Paul. New York city Sisters
OF Holy Cross Nashua. n. H.: Sisters
OF STU JOSEPH philadelphia, Poi; St.
johns Industrial School. Newton 1iigh-
lands, Ninss.. Sisters or Mercy, Nfaridnn,5
Conn: Sisters OF the Holy Cross. St.
GATHERINGS Normal Institute, Baltimore.
Md: Sisters Of 11oly Gross, Dolan Aid
Asylum, Baltimore, Md; Christian Broth
cl'ss IIllIcott city, Md. And many 9th.
.ers, tho names Of which We shall
be pleased ITO furnish upon applon-5
ton. Father Johns Madeleine is for sale
by Owens and Minor Drug Company, 1907
l1ast Mar, street, City Drug Store. 1444
East Min Street: Peoples Drug store.
1900 williamsburg Avenlic; Nortlisde
Pharmacy. Dol North Fifth Street Pho
street Pharmacy. 1874 South Pine Streets
East Pharmacy, 2Gol vcnable Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

aocratarv cortclyon, OF tho Bureau OF
r, .,uu :, ercc and Trade, has accepted an
i Gommapno to a' Visit savannah. He VIII 60
1T such time will suit the co tSs fee
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.. NC t AnsiI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

It is announced that John 7. Nc McD -ta
o,irh' former Secretary OF the State q
to q Be TIE G Rsn4tD. of Appeas
.M NJ hIcDonough is nov chief justice OF
the Supreme Court in the. p ,n es
bit has O longing totbe at nome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

4 gent eman entering tho :, street I, s, ear
last night IS said a. to x Goonast 10
n naid four gentlemen promptly RESPONDED
fniuthe salutation. and stu there are
others. who woref not on board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

BuLWARK q F8BUsIN Ess,
The bank Is oftentimes the pulWaIk %
q business house In Its mafcn upWaI ~
a hustlng, energetic. honest lAul' say tha
q business enterprise and ne may ~ III. -.
course of time, make It one 81 E'sat
magnitude If he has the necessary a .tsI,,
OF money with which to reaeh out at,u
expand Tho banks have helpea nearly
ali the industries in any community, any
In doing this great work again Goes
knowledge Of human nature, VIC 49,.
to Judge men, figure as one OF the paIk.
er's necessary qualities, one H'aA A,, May
start business that promises prm, ,,,tnr
results, but the man !s not 81 /, me cutpet
TO carry 1t through. Naturally !lle wi -!
servatiye banker WILL not care " mans =,
loans to such man, but FOR me 9hat-
vidual OF energy the man VINO Gun NJ
success. 1t viii do much.#5lt loststs r VA,
encourages him, tides him oyer psrinoau ''s
Of temporary stress and finally lands ), h, -.
on the solid ground of success ~, ~ aeua7,
this the conservative banker WI lS .,ast,
so beyond safe limits. but ~ltH'n !, .l'e ~,
limits he Will do all he car, l9tg =, =.
doing he Is building up q Ya1uaple cl'eis
for the bank, adding to Its prest'ge, po ~
lion and resources In other Words, the
banker must know how to bulld W the s
man who promises well IN oraera my ~. tt he
banking Institution Of a., ~ ~ ns
head may profit IN time. IN ~ io ,a,,, -
$4,000, judciously made IN sm ~
and In strict cont oymit - n $50 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc for sale
by all druggists at 80 cents q box and
thay are the one article that the druggist
does not try to sell something In the
place Of that's lust as good" Their
unqualified merit and success and the uni
versa demand for them has placed them
within the reach of every one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood N J., Jan. g CSpeciaD-Almozt svsfsE
afternoon tea other social function at LAksl
wood these days has bridge whist as sithar ~
main feature or else as It's accompaniment u
matters not what the form OF entertainments naJ
be- Il is pretty sure to wind up with bridge There
was a bridge whist tournament at the Lakewood
Hotel one day this week that engaged f0rty-two
players 1t was held in the blue room. and be-
gan in the afternoon and continued until well
along in tho night Mems hrst and second PRIZES
were won BY Edward r. Bucknsr, OF Nss-Tork.
and William s. HolIingsworth. OF Brooklyn Ths
wOmen's prizes were won by Mrs Howard shsrS
man. Of New-York. and Miss Lucia Davis. Of
Philadelphia The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained BY Mrs. NJ A Worth this week.
The club will meet at Georgian Court next wees
Since the new rathskeIler at the Lakewood HOta
was opened, German suppsrs have becoms = poDus
lar method OF entertaining. Mr.. and Mrs- Town
send Hastings. OF NeW-YOrk were the hosts a. 2
st1D9er on Thursday evening covers being laid tos
fourteen Mr. ana Mrs. Walter g Pembroke Oh
New-Yorl. gave a similar entertainment on Jaes-
day evening, and among the guests were Baron
Late arrivals from New-York at the Lakswood
FS@5r5 mug Perkins rf MY and Mrs. John a No
Can. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McCan. Q. ". Renssn.
Rev WI Jo hG 5 Me HIs G the Rev i5 cos d
Rounds J. A, Tomlison; + 81 Ham6t9a \. Al
r H. ScEoheld Richard Hardy, G. o. Rice. Will
lam Hughes, Wilbur 4 Rice. p. W. CaVanaIgn.
lagher George H. Lucas, J. +. Mclaughlin. John
Talbot Frank walton, Mr. and MIS- Joseph W.
D II. Hamilton. d. L Wash6uEn ID. - smith,
Mr.; and Mrs J. r. LuRren. s Z Miley, 81 r. pa
worth A E Ross Robert F. Freeman w. p
HS 54 r s SSIe SqsP 3 E NJ fes sSerTs
MenOld E z. Stephenson. John 7. Boone. Mr.. and
n B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. A N. 1Gartinez W. =.
Murray. F. e Rice. " T. Mott, II r Eerle. W. 81,
Garnstt. J. CogsweIi ST. John J. E. Briggs, =. A
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