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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
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~
f-REDERTCksB UKG, VA May ~.
sRnsc.hal between local teams, driving ana
onera bnuse performances have been some
- tho attractions here this week EVERY
ono Il looking forward to the coming
Horse show with interest. and the pupils
20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and their many friends
arc also agog over the coming co''''' 's'1
ment. ,t,,, n,bc
has been visiting her mother, Ms. W..
II. Titzhugh, has returned hol,ie; aoo9 ~.
panied by her mother. who VIII pe iler
guest for some time. 49,.
Miss Edith Barber has returned from
North Carolina, where she mas oee'i ~ So
iourning for some time
DR., and Mrs. j. e. Tompklns nave r.
turned home from the World rair'
where they spent ten days very pleasaht-
Miss Lena Rowe has returned to her
homo after a pleasant visit to her reih-
tiyes, Major Frank T. Sutton and famliv'
of Richmond. ,,,s
Daniel Miller, of Baltimore, are guests
Of their relatives. Mr. A. 3. Yates ana
Miss Lima Mayo, Of Richmond who
has been visiting Mrs. W. Key Howard
has returned home.
Mrs. w, S Parran and her mother.
Mrs. Welch. who have been guests OF
Mrs. f. Il. Newman. have returned 10
their home in Orange county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. I1urkanp are
in baltimore. attending the horse sho"
there this week.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

/ scented the Crosses OF Honor to the ola
veterans: delivering most beautitul az
dress. Mrs. Pender is being received mere
with a warmth that thrills the soul.
The Third North Carolina Infantry As.
ISOLATION, the oldest veteran organization
North or South, this week celebrated us
seth anniversary. The celebration was
in the form of an outing at the nome or
Capt. w. Harriss Northrop, on WrlEhts-
vile Beach.
The Rev. DR.. Walter W. Moore. the
distinguished president OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond, Va, is the
guest of Mr.. B. F. Hall.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Amy Brady Merritt,
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Merritt, ana Mr..
John S. McEacheon. son OF MI. duncan
M. McEacheon. chairman OF the county
commissioners. The wedding will be cele.
brated on Wednesday, June lst ut
o'clock p. NJ, at the home of the or'ae.
Mrs. Annie De Rosset Harris. one o. tho
most accomplished and talented young
society women of the city. is in Norfolk.
Va, where she will take the title roll
in the sacred cantata Queen Esther.
which will be presented on the TN, Of
June. While In Norfolk, Mrs. Harris Will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Boat
wright. .tt.
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\ fEf1p rlIJ 10 tnC itII1CS-
ptsfnRspuRG VA. May 2l.--Mrs
Preston ROPER entertained n party AZ
shn t,ointry club most delightfully."- We'd
nnsday morning Bridge whist was play
I'd ,rhe company included Mrs. Edwards,
~ baltimore, Misses Bessie Ncnablo, Her
on Leayenworth, Page Nichols Anne
Wilson, Helen venablc. Louise Jones
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton entertainer
tho Married Ladies' Card Club on Ihurs-
day afternoon Among the guests Mi .iii
Mrs. John McGlll Mrs. WGNFm Moull',
Mrs. II +. strntton. Mrs. Henry PUN.
,ner, Mrs. John Moyler, Mrs Ropert
Meade Mrs. Charlie Hall Davis, MIS-
Gilbert Leigh. Mrs. W. l., Nenaolc, Mls'
yvnycrly wilkins, Mrs. Gordon MeCape,
Mrs, Preston Roper Mrs HARRISON r.
Waite, Mrs. W. r. McEeney, MRS. ,Is1a
Jones Mrs Gordon REFINE; Misses n ,,,n,
Venablc. Foster. of New ofK, m ,,,a,,
Patterson. Nan Davis, Nellie Hai'''''o'
ard others. ~
Miss Bessie vcnable entertained a.
cards on Friday afternoon. Among , .i,
euests we're Mrs. Edwards, OF salli-
more; Mrs. Gordon McCnbe. Mrs, iielIs
Field Mrs. John Friend, Mrs. Gordon
Rennle: Misses Cary Myers, ANNE anu
Berta Gill, Mary Patterson, Mary , ros,
ter, of New York; Nan Davis, May El,eii
whyte Jean Trlgg. Louise thinner. A.i-
ME Wilson, Helen Nellapie, ti"' 49,.
Ter, Helen Leavenwor.', rage ..ic US.
,tSe,lio Hamilton, Margaret thinner, Mar!
Beasley and others.
Miss Morriss, of Delaware. VINO mas
heen the guest OF Miss Percival IN WASH
inrton Street, has returned home.
Miss Parker, Of Suffolk. is the guest OIL
Mrs. Spooner Epps In Moore street
Miss Jean Trigg, Of Abingdon, IS VS.
ting Miss Margaret thinner IN sycamore
Street. ,., /,
Mrs John Armistead, OF l9altlmore, %
the guest OF Mrs Alex. Hamilton ~ os-
MI, and Mrs Henry Field have return,
cd from an extended northern bridal
trip. ,,.,
\ Mrs Edwards is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
wv. L. venable, In Washington Street.
MRS Gilbert Of Harrisonburg, is Wis.
fling her brother. George Cameron, Jr'
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SALEM SOCIAL.
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y M Especial to The Inn
SALEM, VA, May 21.-The Cceronian
Literary Society. Of Roanoke College held
its annual debating contest Saturday
night In the Ciceronian Society Hall.
Tho subjects for debate was. resolved
that the Federal Government should as
sist in maintaining public roads. The
debaters were Mr.. II. NJ Bandy, Mr.. j.
1 Kolner. Mr. r. w. Moore and Mr., NJ.
TO- Benson. The Judges were Rev. w. W.
Andrews. Mr.. G. s. Bowman and Mr..
Roma stearnes. The medal was award
ed to Mr.. II. M. Bandy.
Mr. L. B. Spracher, who has been at
tending the seminary at Mt. Pleasant
S. c., is spending the week here.
Miss Nellie Chine, who taught last win
ter in Dallas. N. c., Is visiting at the
home OF DR.. F. v. N. Painter.
Mr.. Iittell McClung, who reports for
the Baltimore Sun Is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents in Salem
Mrs. Thomas Hobbs and Miss l1eona
Hobbs, Of Saltvllle, Va, are visiting Mrs.
A. M. Bowman on High Street.
Mr. Walter Biggs, who has been study
Ing at the Art League In New York, has
returned home.
Prince Eni Wha, second son OF the En-
peror of Korea. and one of his attend
ants Mr. Han, arc again. In Salem, after
a short visit to Washington.
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HOLLINs INSTITUTE.
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nol iIp.'' VA, May 2i.-Msses Martha
and Lenora Cooke, who are among the
musical graduates for this season. VIII
give a piano and organ recital Monday
night These young ladies are to be as.
sisted by Mrs. Frank w Duke who VIII
play the violin. The Interest In this
musical will be the greater. since three
sisters, all OF them accomplished musl-
clans, appear together.
The Hollins party that attended the
Southern Baptist Convention In Nash
Vile, Tenn. returned on yesterday. lhey
attended the Interstate oratorlcai con-
test last Monday night at Vanderbilt
University. and would have awarded the
prize to the representative OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia and not to the one
from the Texas University. They sloried
/ nthe spirit OF the lone University OF
Virginia student in the crowd who after
the decision of the judges. stood up and
all by himself gave the University Of
Virginia yell. The subject of the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia representative was:
Child Labor in the South"
At the commencement Of Holi;ns III
June the sermon Is to be preaciltd by
the Rev. DR.. Chas. s. Gardner pastor
o fthe Grace Street Baptist Church,
Richmond. Va, and the literary address
will be delivered by DR.. w. NJ. Thornton,
OF the University Of Virginia. This ses-
sion has been most successful one. The
school has been full some $50 girls being
I nattendance. The work done has been
of a high order
At the end of the last quarter there
were over go golden reports" the larg
est number of the?dl- eictaonshrdlludf
est number ever known. a golden re-
port Is given when the department Is
perfect and when an average OF. all
t,,r, o IN,,f. Il
There has not been a case of srious III
ness among tho students this session.
Tho commencement programme covers
May 29th, 30th, 31st and June lst.
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VIRGINIA BEACH. May 2l.-Never be-
fore at this season of the year nave there
been so many cottages open, and all are
now occupied and number OF town
friends are daily entertained.
The Beach is really at It's prettiest
now, with the new foliage Of the trees.
and the freshness of the grass on the
golf links Is attractive 70 many outside
of the golfers.
The life saving station has closed i2'
two months. hat Will be opened again IN
August.
Several house parties are now in prog
ress. and among them Is one at the Ial'
cottage composed of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Baldwin and Miss Bland Taylor
of No, folk; Mrs Taggert Steele. OF Bal
timore; Mrs Douglas Duer, Miss Edith
Duer. Miss Louis orrick. MISS anne nm,
Steele. Miss Corncla Duer. Masters luz
CERT steele, Jr., and Henry Duer. all OF
Baltimore,
Mrs. George NJ. Pollard chaperoncd a
large party last week at the Higgins cot
tagc. They were Misses Louise ran
nil. Margaret and Fannie panh'il, ~,
GREECE Godwine, Virginia Pollard, Bessie
Il
Hugh Riddlcberger
Mrs. Timberal,e and Miss Susie Tim
berlake have opened their cottage a.u
have as their guests Miss Mamie Smith,
Miss Catharine Schwartzkopf and Miss
Gordon.
Bowling parties are more frequent now,
and the alleys are In constant use py the
cottagers and hotel guests.
The Arlington cottage now mas many
guests registered and number are eA
pected In next week.
Miss Lottie Hodges Is entertaining
a number of her friends while soJouTnils
at the Hancock cottage, and every even
Ing number of young people nave
a merry time In the many diversions at
this place.
Mrs. Blanche Smith Camp md daughter
have been stopping at the Arlington COT
tage for some time but returned Mon
day to Norfolk
General Fitzhugh Lee has been at the
Princess Anne for several days and was
prominent figure on the board walk
and the hotel lobby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James 4, Mcmahon and Miss Mary
Duncan, OF Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcmahon of Detroit, Mich, who have
been In the Burton cottage for several
weeks, left last Monday,
Miss Lilly Pollock of Warrenton, Va,
has again opened her cottage, and among
her guests arc Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ~
Balm, Mrs, Robert Hunter, of Alexandria.
Mr.. John sage Flske, Jr., and Mr.,
Dewitt Bailey. of New York, are spend
Ing some time with Mrs. George w. Cor
don in her cottage.
Miss Gibson, OF Washington, 10 the
guest Of the Misses Wake at the braa-
ford cottage
Mr., and Mrs. Conway. OF Richmond.
are occupying the Wilkinson cottage ZOE
two months,
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LEXINGTON, VA.
special to The Tim,s-Dispatch.)

Especial TO Inc llIHcS- Sl,ttlClhJ
LEXINGTON, VA, May A.-Invitations
have been received In Lexington. of tho
approaching marriage Of DR.. Louis *.
Wall. Of Lexington, and Miss Minnie
Frances Schmidt, daughter of Mrs. Har-
man Schmidt, OF Richmond, Va. Tho
ceremony will take place at the home OF
the bride on Wednesday afternoon, June
lst at $50 o'clock.
Dr. Clarence P. Obenschain, son OF
Mrs. S. IT. Obenschatn, Of Engleman,
Rockbridge county. who graduated last
week from the University College Of Medi-
cine, Of Richmond. Va, has gone TO
which place he will practice his profess
sion.
DR.. C. NJ. Kollock, Of Charleston, s. ca
and Mr.. George s. Patton, of Los Ange-
les. Cal, both graduates of the Virginia
Military Institute In tho class of 1871,
we're visitors in Lexington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Embree are
spending the week visiting friends at
Covington and Hot Springs.
Mr.. William Allan. who has completed
his second years course III medicine at
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Of Baltimore, has arrived at his home
In Lexington.
Miss Louise Davidson, OF Baltimore. is
in Lexington visiting her cousin Mrs
Andrew D. Tstlll
Miss Louise Purcell, of Richmond, is
the guest of Miss Joseph Allan.
Rev. Howard r.. Jones' of New York,
is visiting Col. Thomas NJ. Semmes.
Mayor Samuel B. Walker, Jr., spent
several days the past week at his old
home in Amherst county.
MIR. Robert r. Mcleod. of the State
Auditors office, Richmond, is spending
the week with his family at Colllerstown,
Rockbrldge county. Tx
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, May IL. IL
After n short session Of social quiet Old
Point was gay again and last week was
a very charming one for the many
e1,estn at the hotels. Dinners, dancing
and cards In the evening, and golf and
tennis during the day took up all their
time.
On Saturday evening before the hop
Mt the Chamberln. Mr.. and Mrs. LII
cious Tullte, of Boston. gave a dinner LOT
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. King, of Norfolk.
Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Foster of Baltimore; Gen. Farley
u, S. A., retired: and Mrs. Farley, Capt
and Mrs. Clarence p. TUwnsley. Mai.
and Mrs Albert S. Cummlns. Miss Cum
MINIS and Lieut.. D. Il. Moore, of Fort
Monroe.
Another dinner OF Saturday evening was
given by Mrs. c. c. Carter at her home
in Fort Monroe, for her house guest MISS
Florence Worthington.
A dinner on Sunday evening was given
at the Chamberlain by Mrs. Whistler. the
wife of Maj. Garland N. Whistler, OF the
army. Among her guests Capt and Mrs.
c. C. Hearn, Capt. and Mrs. Chamberlin
and Lieut. Francis N. Cooke, of Fort
Monroe, and DR.. John Boggess, Of the
u. S. Marine Hospital Corps.
The Supreme Council Of the Royal Ar
canum of the United States. Is now In
session at the Chamberlin Many of the
delegates are accompanied by their wives
and daughters, some of whom will remain
after the adjournment Of the council
Recent arrivals at the Chamberlin In
clude Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kimball, Miss
Kimball, st. Johns y. B.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Patterson. Washington; MIR,
and Mrs. A. C. Trppe, Baltimore; Miss
Minson, Chicago; Miss u. NJ. Miles. Miss
A. V. Wight, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Montague. Richmond; Mrs. illiam,
Miss Libby, Baltimore: Mrs. H. A. Bru-
den, Miss Braxton, Richmond: Alfred
Turner Miss Turner. Miss Speare. Bos-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Carr, New
York ts.t
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LOUDOUN LIGHTS.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch,)
-IEESBIIRG VA MAY 2l.-MrS. I1l

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LEESBURG, VA, May 2l.-Mrs, Fihr-
vey l.. Jenkins. of Baltimore, has been
visiting her mother. Mrs, a. r. Mott, Of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Mount of Mounts
vile. are visiting relatives In Downing
ton. Pa.
senator George T. Ford, of Round Hill,
left Monday to join the committee APP
pointed by the Legislature TO select
site for the proposed Normal School.
The Sunday School Convention for LOU
don county Will be held June ISL ana ~
at Round Hill.
Mrs. Maud White. Of onancock, Va.
has been visiting Mrs. Howard M. Hoge.
at Lincoln.
Mr., J. NJ. Dinges, OF Lovettsville has
been appointed chief marshal OF the
Leesburg horse show on June Sth and 9th,
Llentenant and Mrs, e. NJ. Offley, OF
the Twelfth United States Cavalry. are
guests OF relatives In Hamilton.
Mr.. j. S. ,Snvlle, former school SUPER
intendent Of Rockbridg county, has been
spending several days In Leesburg.
| Captain William b. Lynch. editor of
| the Washington Mirror. was thrown from
a horse on Monday and painfully bruised
Miss Hortense Cook. of Fauauer. is the
| guest of Mrs. r. f. F'unsten. Jr, or THIS
| place
Mr.. Charles p. Janney, prominent at
| torney of this place, left on Tuesday for
! Mobile. Ala.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Garrett. OF Win
ston-Salem, N. c., are guests OF Cap
tain and Mrs. w. r. Garrett,
Mr.. Walter l., Feaster and Miss Belle
yyynkoop were married by DIR. j, W. Lup-
ton at the Presbyterian parsonage on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Armistead Rush, who has been
visiting In Lynchburg this winter mas
returned home.
Miss Virginia b, Mott has returned
home from Europe, where she was the
guest of hen brother, Captain 4. Bentley
Mott, military attache OF the American
legation at Paris
Colonel u. V. White, president Of tho
People's National Bank and famous as
the commander OF Whites Battalion, Is
slowly recovering from his recent H.
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VIRGINIA BEACH.

birmingham, Ala. on November 18th
next. This Is one OF the most import
ant committees of the association. and
it is quite an honor that has been con-
fcrred on the chairman of the lately Gre
atcd commission of Virginia
Judge Crump, however, thinks that
he had better not accept this position rs
the date OF the meeting is fixed In the
fall. at which time the Corporation Com
mission is very busy in the Work OF as
sessing the property of public service cor
rora.ions of the State, and for that rea-
son Judge Crump fears II will be I'M
possible for him to attend this meeting.
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THE WEEK
IN STAUlNTON.
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(Speclhl 10 ~ i.i 10.
t STAUNTON, ~, My o. $50 -
r,ntnt, hny chosen tho following MS dele.
rate to the Nashville Convention, 70
meet there In June: j.. a. Fhuver, ~. t'
Fishburne, William Wholey, D. y. Icons
ard q. l.. Clenlmef, Thomas M. smiley
mud III, u. Gay. Each has the right 10
nninc m alternate 35i
AZ the civic Association meeting Tues.
day, the ACCESSIBILITY OF forming u i iheles
auxiliary to the organization was uiscuss-
al nnd referred to q committee Tor con-
sderation and report. 1t was declueu 70
mil thn CITY Councils attention to the
rart that the telegraph and telephone
noles IN the city needed painting, and ask
al 10 have them painted.
a resolution was passed. requesting the
CITY Council to pass an anticipating or
dinance
The association will nsk the merchants
10 keep tho street In front OF their re-
spectlve places clean Mt all times.
A very delightful dance was given
Thursday night at Punam's Hull by the
University Of Virginia Dogs WHO nav o'I''
playing baseball here. The hop was AZ
tended by n large number or young IA,
dies and gentlemen OF the city, as wen
ms nv a large number Of the college boys.
Another viii be given ut the same pihce
nv the stanton young men when the
Varsity comes over to play the iast gum
between stanton and the University Oh
Virginia next week
senator Jno. r. Morgan. OF Alabama,
was rendered q complimentary serenade
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PEOPLE I'M GLOUCESTER.

ESPECIAL to Inc Ilf1lcS"IJlSp l|Il.J
GLOUCESTER c. Fl. VA. May FL
Mrs. Kate Tabb has returned from "a
visit TO Mrs. Catherine Tabb Lee. OF
B-ckland. Md.
Miss Margaret Maupn, OF Baltimore,
is the guest of Mrs. c. e. Cary.
Miss Marietta Slingluf has returned from
Baltimore.
ing the General Synod Of the PTesby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Cary, Of Roanoke,
are at THE Cottage" visiting Mrs. ELIZA
Cary.
Mrs. II. w. Withers Is in HAMPTON,
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Braxton Bryan.
Mrs. John Tabb ana Master Warner
Tabb have returned from a visit to
Richmond.
Mrs. Joseph James Is In Newport News.
guest OF Mrs. w. Dimmock
Rev. w. B. Lee, Mr.. Q. E. Cary and
Judge II. L. Taylor attended the Episeo-
pal council. which met In Richmond,
Newport News
Rev. Deshazo Is in Bowling Green at
tending the District conference.
Miss Marion Smith. of the Iowlands, IS
guest of Mrs. w. T. Jones, OF Gnilelu'
Miss McCardle, OF Westmoreiand, is
at Hockey. guest Of Mrs. Rlcharo Aai'n-
ferro.
Professor and Mrs. Harry White and
Miss Ssue Wexford, who spent the winter
In Columbus, Ga, have arrived and
opened BerShwestra for the summer.
They Will be followed shortly ny JUDGE
and Mrs. Wexford.
Miss Linwood Stubbs, accompanied by
Miss Polly Green, has returned from NOR
Mrs Gerard Hopkins is at Roarins
Springs. guest of Mr.. ana Mrs, H.
Rev. w. p. Wait, Major T, $. Talia-
ferro and Hon. T. w. Stubbs, COMMITTEES
for raising funds for tablet 70 h'
placed in the walls of the courthouse,
have asked tho people generally TO SEM
contributions for this purpose TO MI
Watt, who is treasurer OF the monumeh
association.
The Ware Church sociable was given
at Hockey on Friday, Mrs. Z. r. Aalla-
! ferro being the gracious hostess.
Some Of the purils OF the Gloucestei
Academy found nest containing seven
| young foxes in the woods near the scno"'
The visit of Dr. John Moncure or Rlch,
| mond, TO Gloucester In the interest OF
| the Diocesan Missionary Society was
| eminently successful, Large congrega'
tons attended all of his services. and he
made a fine impression, both as man
and a preacher. DR. Moncuree Is remark
ably magnetic and optimistic, ana NJ
very presence In a community Is uplil''
Ing
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SOCIETY i'm PETERSBURG.
confederate Memorial exercises at Nor

Confederate Memorial exercises at Nor
folk, May 20 j. IL,
been at Atlantic city for the past month
nave returned, much Improved In health.
Mr. Carroll Hackney May and MI
1iswe,lyn Powell, OF tlils city, Will be
among the graduates Of the medical
school OF tho Columbian, UNIVERSITY.
Washington, at the commencement, May
ar. md Mrs. w. C. Mills have returned
from visit to Atlantic City.
nIr. and Mrs C. II. Smlthers are IN 81
Louis visiting the fair.
Revs, w. j. Morton. p. p. Philips, ana
G. D. Bell, of the Episcopal Churches IN
iris city, are In Richmond In attendance
upon the Episcopal Council.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Especial to The Time -D!spatcho
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. May l9.-Mr. and
Mrs. CORTLAND II. Smith are in Balu-
more, attending the horse show there.
Mr. Robert L. Lee, of Fairfax. grand
/, son OF Gen. Robert e. Lee, has been In
vited to deliver the address at the Con-
fedcrate Memorial Day exercises at Pet
ersb,irg, June 9th
Mr.. w. F. Lambert, who has been vls-
iting his son in ST. Louis. has returned
Messrs. George j. Grllhortzer and Fred
Grillbortzer are visiting at Asheville' n.
C.
Major Robert w Hunter. formerly of
this city, will deliver the address at the
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W|LM INGT0N, N. C.
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Especial to The Dispatch)
WILMINGTON. NJ c., May 2l,-Mrs.
". p, Fender, Of Oxford Is visiting
friends In Wilmington. She Is the widow
OF tho gallant Confederate Major-General
William Dorsey Fender, who was mortal
Is wounded at the battle Of Gettysburg
Mrs Fender attended last week the lay
Ing OF the corner stone Of the Confeder-
ate Monument. at Tarboro. N. e.. now
being erected, on which occasion she pre-
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For Stuart's Statue.

Secretary W. Ben. Palmer makes the
following report of amounts recently re-
ceived for the Stuart monument:
Captain j. P. George. city, $50; Mary
land. My Maryland" city, s25: In Me-
moriam to John N. Moore, city, $40; Cap
tain William NJ. Bridges, city, 81; Rich
mond Chapter. U. D. c.. city, $50: Vet
Gran Calvarymen, Culpcpcr, Va, SIS;
Thomas l.. Brown. Charleston, w. Va.
So; S. T. Beveridge, CITY, $3.50: Danville.
Va, Chapter. U. D. c., SIS; total, slS6.50
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Will Make Shortage Good.
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Especial to Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONTROSS. VA, May D-Circuit
Court closed on Thursday night at 9
o'clock, after being In session nearly three
weeks. The last case disposed Of was
that Of DR.. r. II. Stuart VS.. a, =, hroWn'
his former deputy. for defanlting bono,
Brown was bonded In the f,,dei1.y trust
Company, of Baltimore' Mo ~ IuIy
:, Ias, which amount Brown embezzled,
This This the Trust Company will make good
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JUDGE CRUMP HONORED.
Is Made Chairman of Rate Com
mittee by National Association.

quite a flatterIng honor was on yes
telday conferred on Judge Beverley y
Crump, chairman of the State Corpora
ton Commission, in the nature OF the
appointment Of this gentleman to the
workmanship OF nhe Committee on
Rates and Rate Making, at the meeting
of the National Association of Railroad
Commissioners which Is to be held III
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But Few Meetings.

Only two meetings are scheduled fof
the City Hall during the coming week
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