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SPEND SUND AY HERE
Quite 4 Number Of Strangers
Registered at the II ootels. .Ssl;

.>xEA1SSS g NuAAAOClaSt IL Sl1 dAS 81 ~
egistered at the hotels.
Tho Richmond Hote had added ito the
appearance 4 Of the hotel n at h night very
much by means Of large Illuminated gns,#
one over the main entrance and Another;
over the cafe, and D. third over the bar. n
Arrivals at the hotels on Sa turday s are
generally fewer than on other days Of
the week J, and sterday was not ex s-s
;ceptionnl IN this respect. Here Isl the list
at the various hotels yesterday:
@ Tho Richmond u. L. Medlin and wife,
FLORIDA Gorge Y u Ba ler. PROV dence.
Il !. II; II.{ Archer M itchell Bluefi eld
Va; Sam W. Westbroo {. e 4: Daa las, z x.;;
y S. c1lhenhy ashingt on ;s# 3 !.
James, Troy n. 3s$ h: Richard ss,B onne e,
New York. "a. j. simrnons and WIFE, Bos=
ton; IL. ZIP Huler, New York g. "A Niui,:-
ford, ~ Newberry,5 s .8 .::S p Haliley
/ New Orleans \: Philip $Aylett, F tsmoutli:
Murphy s-Harr A Trigh i, Gin innatt;
George X bnre 3. 3 by Bran hiladel-
sphIa;E NJ n Klinger, NJ. Got Itch, Philadel-
phfa IS w IS u. Nv istrutrL Roanoke g u NJ;
$Rose,a North Carolina; Pc ffr +,
+ Pittsburg: Preston II as Kell 81 B'irni nE-
ham: G.. 6. Percy, ew5 ork Vs. !:
mills, Clinton, Mass. NJ. EI. tson Chs
Ca go .. 4 M .1 Rawlings. ginia ;.45 q,
Bibb, Louisa:f s. ER. I3rame, Thona " .
buff, Floyd II VAT ]. N. Browne, chicago
John Dornette, Jr.S clnnati; S.ss :.
IA ton Charlest oWn; rs w Bob :fIi.
5Ayres, Raleigh ~ sa le, Norfolk;
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For ItheB Summer 4. Rest.

One OF the most practica sphilanthroplc
al the Summer r est, an insttt ton which
much for women who ~ earn .,
their own livings. che Summer Res is
a delightful country boarding place near ar
4 Greenwood, Albema rle county, IL OriY5 thu
slope az the Blue r tdge. = MIS- excellent
sinsttutlonsis open from J1l " 1sts to- Octo-l
Der 1st annually TO yvorne en- who work for
their own support. a nd ~ clarge Of bu T
two dollars week 3 Is made for board
there. IT he Chesa peakes and Ohio Railway
has ma de az great lyH reduced rate for vlsl-
tors to the Summcr RI est mailing young
woman TO spend two w eeks Il here for j,1 8 E
buttons for the main tenance sof the Res t.
have been3requcs to send hem TO Miss
Henrietta Kracke, ca re OF q tcordes !8s &
Adosby, r Richmond 49, s
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country the ccnsupners ana employees will
BE led to vote the Republican ticket by
any such reading az that. ~
Among the dele ates to the Democratic.
National Convention al st. Louis was Sfr.
sAskew, of Alaska. He was also d mem
her OF the committee I'd notify Judge
rarkor OF his nomination. Mr.. Askew
was born In Pennsylvania. His father
was a. Republican. and when he reached
the age OF twenty one he voted with his
father. He was IN enthusiastic supporter
Of Mr.. Blaine for the presidency in 1884,
and went to Cleveland TO hear him mako
spesch Mr. Blaine devoted the greater
the tariff, advocating protection for
American Industries, Of course, and Mr..
{Askew gave him the closest attention.
nut while on his way back to Pennsyls
fvsiiia after the speaking, Mr.. Askew,
riding through the Hooking Valley, OBJ
served that thousands OF men were idle,
furnaces were shut down, coal mines
we're closed and there was a. genera u air
o.sghard times. He began q close study
the tariff nuestiof, after ne got home.
Tho result was that he cast his vote tor
Grover Cleveland, end has ever since
be en- a Democrat That speech OF Bourke5
Cochran B Is going, to inoculate more vot-s
sers with the virus OF free trade or q.
8strictly revenue tariff than 1t Will make
advocates OF a prot ective tariff i5
The Schley Incident.
People who were not In close touch with
the political situation expected that the
publication III the Saturday Evening Post
OF this week Of an article by Admiral
schley on3the battle of Santiago, In which
rhc excoriates his superiors for their
course towards him In trying to place the
c,edlt OF the victory where 1t did not
belong, would provoke action on the part
or President Roosevelt who was a strong
partisan of Admiral san1pson. But poll
t!clans never expected the President to-
say d WORD about the publication He
spiobably expressed himself freely bout
the matter II, private, but he Is. too good Z
4 politician to allow himself to be drawn
irlu revival of the Sampson. Schiey con-
st,ovcrsy on the ave OF the election. The
5Americ can people have SHOWN .inE times
.pust that they look upon schley as the ].
hero OF Santiago, despite the pred Elections
OF d clique headed by Mr.. n osevelt.
@ Admiral schleyis p hiarylan nd Democrat,
5apd the Democrats or Shis State are flood-s
ing every congressi onal distr ict With cop
rs Of the ma nzine containing his attack
:upon the administration and rs Il repre-.
5scntatives. twas suggested to-day by an
old naval officer that the President
might have Schleys co,ir tailed after
tho election. which is worthy Of consid n
era ton
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Indian Skeletons.
(special to The Timey plspa tell

5phcIaI to The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.
&IsRISfO L., VA. August l3, - p
sons c;,serns, near GhllhoWie, 81 sniyth
county va, were explored this wee Nj
NTH the result that IN q back chsf1bes
which had never before been Ire shed sby
an exploring party. were found the bones
OF numerous Indians, nm had hsen buried
In those eayerns IN the days that the red
rnar,s tribe frequented the forests Of thiss
region. The skeletons " ere arraR $50 ! ",
chamber. Under the wrist and neck
bones were found numerous beads that
3fao constituted bracelets and neekl aesSs
such as were worn BY ths Indians
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man /, VII attend ,s,s the Ailsy-Rsohtef we'd
Nh. & William i. Knight, Of BslIefen.
M sas e. nna fnsne s. nave ts.a stunned
brother, MI. Q. knight, No 300 W.. M Mar y
shall. 4, & !, q, III
able lie Viii leave for Tarmviile this morn
Miss Addies NJ. venablc has gone to Viz
ginIIa Beash fGr DAY or tg SIs od home
N Prince Edward county for a brief stay eI
Mrs Clarence q. Burton and Miss VII VI
gir4a Talbot XII Leave M Non hom g
' wv s Lodge e Low Aileshany
county. on their return they VIII |, Y
REV and Mrs. James Il. Cook at Clifton
Forge. 4. II. q IL Ks l5 ,5s:- /. 5.
q delightful stay with friends II West Vest
Mrs. James clav,or, Of West Point. re-
turned home last week after Visiting Mrs.
nidsa Elizabeth Lawson. Of, Norfolk, y
the guest Of her cousin. Miss So Louise
CAPTAIN West, Of the chesapeake and n !
his home for several days With severe
sprain Of his wrist, is able to be ~ put
n Mr.. Frank q ilnner, Common wealtli's at:
Mrs q: i.,s Bail, Of No. 1lls Twenty.
second Street will leave o-day, to visit
her friend, Miss Ellza bet.l Finch, In
brunswick county. Va y She will be gone
about two weeks. /,
After fow weeks stay In this city
Miss Hester Hall has left for her horne In
King William county, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Kate Blake.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, Of Chesterfield
VIII spend the week mt Iallsboro. In Pow
1lata n county. Sa III ,i "a izt re- "a
IS Miss Frances q Prairie left yesterday;
FOR Ocean View to remain a few weeks.
s3 Dr. J.. p Williams and family. gof Full
ton, Will leave Monday for Il two weeks
visit In Giles county, 6y
Mrs M. j. Manning and Miss Marquee
rite Mantllng. of this city, will leave to-
night for New York city and Boston to:
spend two weeks visiting those cities and
neig ilhoring resorl q. 5Ss5 III ysE
"A Miss Agnes Davie, OF New y olk, lis the
guest Of Miss Barry, o ! No. 1Ol5 Park
Avenue, this city. S 95ts ss n IA
ANIr.s Max Frank returned vest erdayS from
New York city, where he spent two
weeks. During his trip he was Iii: a. hotel.
on Long Island Sound when an alarm e
fire was. given and the, maj ty Of three
hundred guests left the building clad iii
their slunlber 70 bes. ~ \
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Tucker, Mrs. NJ! Il Il. b Gentry. Margaret
Richardson. Beulah Meyer, Lena Doasam,,
Elizabeth Ide. n edmond; Margaret
Davis. Ballston: Lenora H Wrig ht, Falls
Church, q. w. Harringt tom Richmond;
n Al Procto +. brakes Branch; Miss
N 4 e. Burton, Bedford City; Nina Hem
,sley, yNaynesboro; Mary Glenn Austin
Forest; villiarn Il III. Aterriwether, Hol-
combs Rock & r ebert II. MEG uire. r icfl-a
5mond IA. s.. and "a J.. Robertson.a Staiin-
ton; Al. $. J I. rudk er, Ilexlngt on; Leila
Barker, sallie H. 3, N ller, g a ynch burg;.
John aIenden1iall. Orange; Sam n q urst,
Pulaski 3 orth G. y; Lynch CHI.
burg 4; Mrs. IL 81 S. A atiner, slHarrisonburg;
w ]. hawthorne. 8 ade springs; Lewis
Run and vii e.s Il. & j. Gravlns and Wife
Richmond; Hubert 81 NJ core, Licking tom;
w. la { "a hamilton, Steele Tavern; ]. r i
Mageene, Fred ericksburg DR.. 5SJ :, ~ 2.
rawlings, IL RAJ hine; " n annie ohnson,l
Fearsburg Marvin Perkins. Flat Ridge;
Il. NJ. wv Hanson; ". BJ & Dance. $Danvillc;
sue, Lizzie and FL Il Al s hayer Front
Vile; { Fleming saunder Campbell coun-
Ety; Cecil. CocerlIl, North Fork :; Pa liner
Hundiey, II rs. j s. inson,a .anham Wins
som, Richrdnio 81 NJ rs. b. Broad
Run; Alrs:; ] ssmit h, ffB ed ford Z City;
Miss Katie B. Smith. F'rsde ricksbur g;ss q.
Land, Ernporiai 81 sia q linton, Pe-
tersburg 4. NJ, ]. and sooth,.iA 8.
S ooding. aryilie W. loldW 8
$Warrenton: Campbell - ones, Fork Union;
NJ s.. ohm A.i COZ z, n SHic Enond pr.
w. 6. Dickey, 1ndepe dance y New
comb and wife: Clay Eank 3 q lene3 ssFo ',
airfa:x count lthel lam Colins
Run samne1s I.o ebrI, lot tesYill y
Miss Alice Gray WEIGH, Miss "a enrietsl
Pulliam, Richmond Sss7ss lS $s5&
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VII, FAD THE FIGH 1
IN WEST n CHINA
Demo ratic Candidate for Gov
error IS eli I, own Z 1TToung
Lawyer and Ed itor, Of Rom
ne ii Eloquent SSpeak u
er and a Hard Fighter.


The Democratic n ominee for g vernor
OF Yves Virginia is & State senato J ohm
j Cornwel, editor Of the Hampshire Re-
view and a leading lawyer Of Rolhney,
Where he lives. S-:i; .3$ss
Born In Richie county, some So years
a go, the son Of COME crate sold Ter, ne
was reared Sin Hampshi lire and educated
in the common and high schools of JEFF;
ferson county. being an alumni Of
Shepherd College. He g studied law q 4;
;Rorlhey and was about a fteen years 80
admitted to the bar and began active We
IRA ctice AS editor OF thd Review he llas
from the arst taken an active Interest
IN notifies, and lin 1896 was elected to the
d ouse # Of Delegate les. In 1898 hesfwass
lels cted TO the Senate from tho old arhiT-y
teentfg district, and when the districts
we're changed was re- lected Il from! the
present fifteenth district He and Sens
ator william Campbell. of Gharles e,
are Senators from the So mo district q NO
are warm friends /. J, 8
Mr.. Cornwell married Miss Bra y Of '5
Hampshire, and they have Two Interesting
children, ssSy3, IL. y, q n
b. ,rhe cnnd date for Governor Is tail and
active, with strong face and & bright
ewes that twinkle with good humor' IS a g
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ENGINEER KILLED
e e
fROM.0lQlN[NECLECIl'
Head On ca llison Betweei1 Two
Freight Trains in
Alabama
{By33 Asscclate { Z plr.e, q 4.

- HoALAsv1LLE. Al "A august 13. I'll
o'clock Friday mig ht tstvo freight trains
on the Atlantlc Coast Line me & Iii a head
on collision at Ell bas Junction, Ma. The
trains were a loeal, 81 east bound and
Nos 21l. throug h train. T he wreck u a.
caused BY disregard Of orders BY the
locals ngineer. John Mclaughlin. Of
5Thomasvlle. lie ran by the meeting
point. The en- stnes we're locked together.
and Mclaughlin was instantly kllled The
fireman was In jured and two brakemen
were bruised III IN sts N
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IED[l|e.d,ic;a,:t,e.,d Fine Creek Church.

on last Sunday Aug uat TIL. Fine II Greek 3
Baptist Church. In Po w tan :nount ~
was dedicated. The del icat tory sermof n
lwns q delivered byS w. z. cher, ND 4
the dcdlcatory prayer by Rev. ~ =.
Hnrrlgs N TAX "A 81 4. S
of the Jchurch, is a grad uateA Of Rto a.
smond College. Thong Il compa a. lively iss
young y he Is an y nd Il ems We
3work 52 a q.
Fine Creek Church was cons ted IL q
iNIslS 1850, with Rev syreeS as pas
tor. IT has been minlst efed unit byss
many pastors thronh an ntfulS ca feer.
which has reached s l,gll GRADS "a :,
sfilness irs the building OF the new
church. s5gsf M So s,
on Iu1sday, Vednesda a q a 'Ihursaay8
the Middle District Bap tlati Z,
was held there, It was largel ~ q tterld-l
Cd by 10y men and ministers,
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PLAYERS SAY AREW,ELL.
Little Chip Makes "a Speech in II I
Response to Calls.

Little Chip Makes a Speech I'm in
spouse to Calls.
The Wells Dune III Ian Colnp or
Al Richm ders prefer to call 1T, the Bl lou
Musical Com eiy Compan y,snlad de- Its fare
well appearance here mig hit q lle Of
garizatiAn play in Eorfol bis Week :, g.
and will disband after the sa da "
performance. The comp has been to- a
iretherS four wears, 3. and there Is much
RI eret anon them that they m ust now
separate. AZ ISL IL ,ss
The perforialar &c las mig wa 81 rla TX ed
~ many little innovat ions. fiar
introduced Il new verse q his son IN ne
BEHIND, III the interp ted Ines ~ eng
ADDRESSED TO the audi noe. The verse was '
az folio ws:: fs}i ". n n
I.sTheyi saw the best Of friends must part.
That isSthe truth ! fear tsS
When this troupe leaves u to e ght
ME al will 8shetlga tear;
We've play eds be- fore you lie q nile
And you have a lWays been kin g
and when the curtain ia llss5 toni ut
&SSyyo5 lAaYegold friends behi 81
Chorus. III Il s:s5. @
When we've CONC away please bear US an
In mind: q sat s3s4s
You've treated lis so fine. Il, d
SO let us ali sing Aud Lam Syne--
We hate 40 Y leave our dear old friends
ss behind. 81 Al #
The audience heartily apnlau led the
sentiment express and clearly 1lla de 1T
manifest that they hated Ii to VI part with
tho company y. II &. .s
when lie curtain fell on the last act
the orchestra played Aud Lang Syne. s'
Most of:the audience remained seated and
continued to applaud until Little Chip
cams before the curtain and compiled
with their 9evid dent desire BY ma king g
Fl said: VI IS 4,
$5.'I wlsh5ito thank you = for you n kind
appreciation which has been shown me me
during my visits to Richmond. 4 hone IN
gthpnear future I will see8one and all
you again Thanking you, one g no all
ood-hye. y IN III Il s5sS
Il He then returned to his dressing room
Tie audience, after some appla use. / slowly
LEFT the building, and the lslJon Musical
Comedy Company, as far as, II ichmond3
was concerned, had said Its last II resyell
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Secretary Richie Back,

MIR. p Richie. private secretary
To u oyefnor Montague. returned to the
city last night and VIII DO on duty In
the Executive Office tornorrow s. lSxscus
tive Clerk sam ~. Bigger LETT las II nfght5
for Crozet where he Will spend several
weeks with friends. IL " y t}3Sg Il
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Big Shooting Tournament

The Virginia Trap Shooters lAssocla-TI
ton will hold their annual trap shooting
contest here next month The stourr1a-s
Srnent Will lie held at, the Deep Runstraps,;;
The committee IN char o. the a. a1a az
consists of Messrs. ii. s'S 81 vs. 81.
Iaovd II IA. Hammond and James w.
81 oung, All the Richmond BIZ will Join
IN the AFFAIR. There sill DO a large q T.
tendance from al over this State ana
North Carolina. IN Is N III l5
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.spe cial Mass Nee ting.

chevra semilas Society will hold a mass
Meeting to-day ats r. NJ in the hall.
at the corner Of Seventeenth and Main
Streets. y N * IS AZ 565 . AZ III a
The organization Is new In Richmond.
Prominent speakers from New Hork and
Baltimore will be present,
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NIIoliness 4 Unto the Lord

ii Three services will be held to-day at
stre Rescue Mission. No, ~ n West Cary!
Street. 5At II a.. M, viii he Hilole read
Ing ana prayer: at $3.50 P.t N. the subject
VIII be Holiness Unto the Lord. {" and at
10 r.. M, the theme will be The Bap-:
5tisrn OF the Iioly Ghost t. ''' s5# &c 81
sI Evangelist c. III Gootee, forMerl con-
s1ected with Mr.. Moody, Will eonduct the
Services tprday! f.I Is 9 AZ 81
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Putting in Alarms.

The Dean Burglar Alarm company are
meeting with a, remark a Bile Il 81 ccest An 4
placing Its burglar alarms III the homes
or the Richmond people, IT is estimated
that oytl 1900 OF the Ut tie devices nave
been ordered during tile pa ~ week 4 "a,
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Modern Puritans Meet.

Richmond Council, No. 80. Modern
Purtans. will meet tomorrow 7. night at
o'clock in Thompson's Hail. No, "a
Tast Broad street ] number OF seardi-
dates will be initiated. ~ II ss
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thisS week. Great Preparations have been
:, x Tor. tfe success or the event. The
ladies' Of ST. Anne's Society will have
charge Of the restaurant. and the young
ladies' Of the sodality; will have charge
"a the 8rkfreshlnert b DOT his. s "A 4 Y f
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Mr.. Delany Not a Candi date.
Editor of The sTlmes- Dispa ton:

SHINY attentions has been ch lied II tol
8 statement Smade5in3 The Times Dispatch
Of Thursday, the l1th, That 4 am q can
ldIdnte for appointment to- inspect y the 9.
Manchester pump house, f'fs IS lave NO re-
collection Of making such applicatil on
and am convinced that here Is some
mistake In the matter. Kindly Insert w.
and oblige. 353 Ga S
48 Yours truly.
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is known as one Of the best speakers and
sstory-tellers ii: the State as well as q
notable rife shot ,II4s 81 fond of! sports
and Is president of VA the "a Well-lnown
Hampshire Club. on the Upper Potomac.
Of which Baltimore, Washington and.
sPlttsburg meli are members. sl$
II Mr. Corrlwells career In the sena tie rs
a leader Of the minority has made him
we'll known throughout West rginial as
a Democrat Of ability and eloqdence and
"a hard fighter In politics
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THE -D1spATcH: RIcHMoNDA
NOTHING roo GOOD FoR HEIR CHILDREN.

Nowhere in Virginia is there gfese for popular edit
than mining o Big Stone tucked away
the Allegheny mountains OF Southwest Virginia Herc te people
allow 1csees public school possibly
igher rate than anyere teState Theesrlt that no city
school OF the State better than theirs and few school buildings
comparable to that which they have erected for their children
The excellent Of ts1school exhibition iii the Virginia
Building the Louisiana Purchase Exposition where it has
cited adrhira widespread comment.
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y COMMITTEES eetings,

phe following municipal meetings are
scheduled for the week: u
5.S Monday ,treetg, s n, M. MI ter, l;S0i
Poor, s; Light, s. !, W.T.
Tuesday-F FINANCE, IS r. NJ; Health, s.
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County Soho o1s to Open

me county school session will open as
follows: FAIRFIELD and Yarinai septe na-
Der 18TH; Brookland and Tucka hoe, sep-
TENDER 18th n !. u 335
The school board met yesterday and
transacted a lot OF routine business "A
committee Wa s. appoint ed to examine the
IA rlous school accounts, The Chr istnaas
sholidays will run from December asa to
H anuarY 22h (. s ssS g
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EXPRESS THANKS'TO
NEGRO DEblOCRATS
Both kers and Davis Send
Letters to Janes a.
CIV $50 ola TAD \.
)
r OSS. e q

BY "a $50 ella ted Press. i5fi
e UFAIO, D N. s. 4, B Aug rus u 10 -P resident
James "A. Ross, Of the National y N egroE
nempcratic Lea que /. has receiv ed the fol-
lowing letters from sJud g: :sAl Ito sB Parker
and from Senator z Henry @ ID Davis In
rerl to letters Of cong ratn ion, sent hem
by.S the league 8sSsS
\. {" r osemourlt, Esopus, N -
IS i. i. ySsA August l, 1904 5B88bb
ssAiy4 Dear ii: Az
81 have received your sfa. Vol OF the 27ths
instant, conveying the atulations3
}dtstfs Ma tfonal n egros Dem ocratic League;f
Talaoi til lei llant, some copy OF the life Of
Thomas JET erson, a book I 1 lue very
slGghlS surfing you az m hearty np-s
$rrecla tion. I q s
s3Sss Very trul ours,
ALTON B.SPARKER.i.,,ss
kins. aug Us I I! iii
Dear II
The pressure 9 I matters of an Sinpera-
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/ Feast of the Assumption.

Il Tomorrow special services will be held
in all the Catholic Church cs to celebrate
the Feast OF the SAssumptipn OF he Bless
ed Virgin AS 4 he Assumption falls on
AIonday I. the customary eye-day fas 3ngs
occurred yesterda y. Il The Asslimptt on Is 81
feast day. In the Roman Catholic. Greek
and Oriental Churches 5s35
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HAD GOOD SHOOT i

East End Club Spends Afternoon
Smashing Clay ri cons. 81
lar shoot 81 the East End Gun Club yes
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terday afternoon. Mr. r. H. storr was.
the principal drawing card, and rs usual
put up good scores; ~ out Of his first
80, and only dropped one out OF his last
string Of so targets. AZ "a b
Isl Mr.. H, C.. Boudar 81 sly won he y high
gun medal with 4s out Of 50, and g on
5nected with all but four targets In the
last 80. 5
Nj. Ri d. Braner, comparatively new
shooter, won the weekly medal With az
out Of the first IS. 49, ~ ssil as
Isl The delegation OF Richmond shooters
will leave Monday y night over The Nor
folk and Western Railroad to attend the
/ big shoot at Bla eli tone. bis promises
to be Ia we'll attended shoot.
Regular scores at 80 targets: p. a.:
storr, a; III. e.. Boudar, 4s Brauer,s a |;
VIII Harris, 40 Andy. & 40 B Robinson,
Al; Coleman, 40; Tom Fox, 40; ] g. III g.
nor, SO b, JanoWsk !, 80 Flippen.i
SO; Lowry. ssi chler, s2 Hoight ton. 81 !;
Fitzpatrick, 80. Il 81 g. ~
Extra at 30 targets: y; II. storr. 49,;
9Bou dar, i4B And II. Fllppen, ~ Cole
man, AZ Janowskii 40; Lowry, 80 {;
sHechler, 81; Brauer. IS
Twenty-Five targets; Tisnor, "a; I.unsT
ford, IS. 48s5si
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~ Fighting Orig Arrest G
Jesse Criggs, one Of the famous light
Ing Gr,sgses.', and r. .s A. r utherford.8
we've arrested last hit on the charge
q 4 lighting on the street. hey were res
leased on bail III s. ~ " z,
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Picnic at Oak Grove q.
st.ss Mays cathoflc Church Will hold
i picnic@a at Oak Grove on Wednesday of
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He then returned to his dressing room.
Tie audience, afterssome appla use, 1 81 w "
left the building, and the il3i1ou MI
Comedy Company, as far az, u ichmond3
WIG concerned, had said Its last farewell,