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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-04-15
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iniy Examiner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
STILL DELlCHTF ] !. A / ].
The M|.ECKL..E|.N ! i 6
EDoings 5off the Week Just Past Past
and a List Of the
ag. Guests.
~ ..,a, " ~ me Mines -Dispatch.)

Especial. to The Z, Il
MECKLENBURG HOTEL. 49, az Z
tha 'Mtr,.cklenburg has been q very sue.
cessfui I8l, one, Many very promine g ~
neople have been here, and seemed uae.t
lighted with the maj 81 81 ltariuih
and hotel. y. \, IL !, I.
s CaptaIn Frank Cunnin ham. Win h ~
Scharming wife and daug pent4 g te =.
days here and delighted all. BE sang.
~ the Methodist church Sunday morn
inr. at the public meeting IN Git han "a
~ tbes ~ NJ C. IN the af ternoon ana
again at the impressively bea utltul ser SER
,ica IN he large parlor OF the sanitarlum
/ 3 i night The Rev. u Mr.. WI liams. @
8the Methodist church cond ucted the ser s.
vice ana ma de- q very fine IMPRESSION
Monday evening an elegant ~ nner parry
was given IN honor q Captain = nanis.
and his beautiful daughter, and Mr. - y
81 Hartman, who has accepted the po-5
| sitiont Of the general manag er q ne e!
lSMinera | wa ter Depart ent OF the ~ COX 81
|lenburg Mineral SPRINGS Coz! y, W y, I,
Tuesday morning N NJ ON IL : !. y J
Ma thews gave bubble party to the
children IN honor aS o. 4 al 81
Stages sixth birthday, !. ]. III :,
The Rev, MI, miss. with his three.
popular daug hters, have added greatly.
the already charming circle of guests
4 Mrs. q Joesphus Dan els, 4 Raleig Il Is
delighted with The rapid cure Ct q her f
little son. ii fs w . a.,
Dr. IS. 4; Martin. Of iReidsvllle. Is
here for a much needed. rest,
Miss "a r.. Faris, Of New York, and
Mrs Taylor, Of Greensboro. with Mrs
McKensie, b OF 4 New York. have become
general favorites. \. 83 .,
Mr. John 4. Pullen, Of Raleigh who ,h!t's
only hi ended Ito remain q day or Two Z
mas been so much pleased and benefltea
that he Is still here g NO wee . ks
stay, ss EEL @ :3a \. I. !. &
win be open the entire year. has been
attracting guests from al over the North
5nnrd East 4 and many Of these have alTs
ready secured rooms 4, I.
Among the many ne W arrivals are the
following well known people 10 1,a ~
stagg, Rev. anaea u. DanSille,
Mrs. Maud VI Porter, N ortolk. Va; s Mrs
s., 3, Price, Salisbury, Maryland y =. ~
p, Amor r Richmond, Il, .. Hart TT.
man, 5Ri chmond "a. ;3s +. F. Wood. Clarks-.
Vile Va: A, II. q "a ron, Il n eWS y ork l: J II
E,T sycle. Richmond, 2 - Gunlock,
South Boston ya Y. g - Ra ay;,, Mav9n
W., +, Hoyte, ,Loulsburg, N. CT. s, III
short Petersb burg. Va; Mrs. u Y. Tay-3
i n q reensboro,s N, e.; Mrs. Is, 8. Mes
KenzIe, New. York; 81 y. 8. III cker. Green's
iboro, N. C., GU. Mill err RI almond ,sp 9;
q, IA. Owens, Durham, G: Is Harmon nor
Richmond. g, !. Brown. Richmond 9, !, y 81 II
n III. nderson, Louisville, Ky; y ,5; .,
Anderson. Grand Rapids Mich; j. Hag
r Richmond, va; George =, Gunning hamfl =
and wife, North Carolina; DIR. 9, u -
Martin, g Leakesville. N. q; ~. Y. ".
Yancey, Va; Miss p. ", Faxlah. New y y.
York; George e Archer: M Z! g p
Mayerty, Richmond, Vat w w Il, Miner.
Baltimore; \ ". Stein, Manchest er, D Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
HAPPY DAYS
ARE ENDING.
Another Season Drawing to a
Close at the Titne-Honorcd
Rock Alutn.
THE EVENTS OF THE WEEK
The Autumn Finds the Guests
Enjoying Every Moment Of
the Fleeing Hours.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
81 1sOCKBR1DGE ALUM SPRINGS, Sept.
To- The melancholy days have come. the
saddest Of the year" sang our beautiful
American poet as he walked among the
haunts OF nature and Toasted his artists
soul upon the wealth Of rlotous color
flaming and smouldering among the au-
ftumnal woods.
ST Bryant had made the acquaintance
OF bright, bracing autumn as we know
her at the Rockbridge Alum Springs. he
would never have given voice to a senti-
sment 80 sombre, descriptive Of a season
80 overlooking with joyfulness and good
cheer, as 1t Is here.
For weeks the huge logs have famed
and sputtered all day. In The great wide
Rflre-places Of the Central Hotel, and at
night We have required the assistance
of several blankets to keep us warm. In
deed, this has been 80 comfortable and
happy summer that the guests are re-
&luctaIits to leave, and quite q number
will remain I'LL the first Of October
For nearly q century this fine old place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
HIGHLAND q UNTY..
\ especial jil 10 The ;rlmes.pispa tai

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
/. MoNTEREY.s$yl AZ, Sept -Notwith-
standing the fact that the busy season
is oyer and ! Highland barns are bursti-
ing with plenty there n Is sadness In
many homes because the vacation days
are over and each day b rings fsepara lions
as the! scores ; Of young people take pas.
sage for TIE va rious sch OILS a selected
for hem by a nxi ous. "a ! owing D parents.
Perhaps no remote count il2s; vi GINA,
gives more Benconra cement TO The tnst!-;
5tutions Of learning than does Highland
and. at this sep son. from every " lllage
and mountain fnlley go out the / bright
boys and girls to- AXE their places in
the e cademies untyersi ties. colleges, SEM
jinaries III and ass normals N throw bout the
State
a Misses Mary Jon s. OF SyYier, and Jose
3phne Stephenson. Of Monterey, left ON
Thursday for st. Louis. After a. ,stay
at the exposition they will continue their
Journey to the Pacific slope. remaining
in California until spring. NJ 53{
Mrs, Alexander Terry, a nonogenarian,i
OF STrimble, this county. died at the home
of her SON., Mr.. a. j, Terry on Tuesday
night She was one OF the dest resi-
dents OF the county, Y, 54
Mrs. J. Cliff MAJ hney and sister, Miss
Fannie Bird. have gone to Missouri, 4 the,
home of their parents. Mrs. Mathney
resides here and will return December
first WI ~ I'll ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
SEPTEMBER 10TH IN WORLDS HISTORY


Pe Nc e
sailed great mans last
Heanded at ST. Iucars u November
sr9Ts nc
for slaves or8gtyen as dogs
The allies under John sobe the
s r. sss ss'ssB
Tripol two vessels laden
,s i.
Battle q Fort MeIenry Baltimore The British 900
S!s
ss m Esrs w
ody ~ Els
ss''a n f iss a
Has iaS' s as'' REPRESENTATIVE
R
General sherman sends the inhabitants
Cornelius vanderbilt died AS
barrel alcohol the cruiser oy1p ~
s su'aas ana DIP COMPANY Newport
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ANSWER FILED BY
CATHOL lC UNIVERSITY.

"a WASHINGTON, p. 81. Sept. iV.--1h y
to.ass g e as Sy csrd!sa Gibbons
cellorS Of the university, to the pst!t4!nnIn
Of petitioning creditors Of Thomas 1, e },
Waaean,an, denying that MT, Waggaman
committed an act OF bankruptcy by trans,
ferring to the trustees q the shayeT "
deed Of trust e certain tfaS,s . stat an.
u thnt this deed or trust was to secure =
lindebtadnass to the university Of Sslo, w y.
II is ayerred that the deed of.truss
was received With the Ppait!ye assura ln,,s
~ Mr.. Wagsaman that ever 2 no 70 s. apo ~
ali liabilities was ostn n 1od lsss si ~
} uyivit q etjea that the conyeyanIcs
Vas Vas made viii, the Intent So prefer tRe
university as 4 q create 83 Y.
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has been the annual resort Of hundreds
IN search of pleasure and health. AZ

h has been the annual resort Of hundr IDS
IN search 4 OF pleasure and health. Az
almost every turn one sees remin desrs
#of the past, In the spacious bal oom,
4 showed back Into "a corner, and almost
hidden by the upri ght fitness OF q more
modern instrument t, ands the old grand
piano. that once responded TO- the SYM
since fallen to dust. Its keys are broken
and dlscolored, II 1 is vo Ice 8hoarse and dis
Ecordant with age and n glect;ay II ten-
derby touched, II still has tones that re-
Sspond muslcally and spa thetically In minor
strains Of half-forgo item melody
window, enyeloped in dreams and star
shine. in fancy could hear above the
atuneful strains OF the orchestra and
the rhythmic beat of the y dan GERS feet,
the music OF the sweet old songs. MY
lady sat at the piano, her dainty fingers
strayIng among the ivory keys While Eyer INsI
/ time.' His hand toyed surreptl tlously.
yet reverently, with the curl that dropped
upon her shoulder. n He longed to press
the perfumed ringlet to his lips, but oar
( ed not He could only llnger near her,
sfeasting his eyes upon her dainty neauly.j
\ his facey filled with alteration, his heart
gthrobbIng wltha very passion Of love,
What 8If 1t was but a dream? vi
4JVa are such stuff as dreams are
made q, and our little lie is s' rounded
"a a FRUIT PARTY,
AZ Last week Mrs. "A. II Watkins gave g
fruit party that proved most en1oyap!e
& Ia her friends. Mrs, WI tlsins Ia q. ttypl-
cal Southern wonla NJ. possessing wonders
& fur graclousness and charm, that endear
& her to all who come An contact WI IN her,
i She & was assisted In entertaining her
I guests by her attractive daughters, NJ ses
sGornelia nnd Elise and by Miss Clark
Of fredericksburg. Miss Cornella Wat
kins Is one 4 Of our dearest girls, ana
her6la ARRIVAL at the Rock Alum has
brought satisfaction to more han one
gallant caYal Her, 8@i z, /,
Miss Hayes IS porcl, part Of Friday was g
complete success. Com fortably ar
rayed In becoming tea gowns and dress
ing sacques, large party OF "a Qlesg nal
PLY Whlled away the fternoon on one
Of the upper porches Of the Brook Al 9 use.
RippIes az laughter floated CONTINUALLY
through tina open doorway ana Gown y
the group OF smokers on the over pal-
cony, The lords of crea ton cond naT
Singly smiled, and repeated the time.
lhonored phrase so beloved by the nascu-8
line portion ot our ia CO.: KS
70 "A. ma Is 4 tongue runs TIL ne dfops;
& A won an s--Why, that never stops
b "wednesday night was the occasl lon ot3
a "a donkey party, In " hlch younE and OLD
participated. Numerous attempts were
made ia retail the III curtailed ANNA.
whose tailless ana tony told q tale Of Woe
4 to The Interested spaeta tors. But the
majority Of the N ind alded spl layers Yeat
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vide Of The mark, and the desired candal
arpendago was affixed TO so many novel
and homogeneous places as TO create an
almost continuous uproar OF laughter
and applause. The prizes were won by
Mrs, wise. OF Newport News. and Miss
fBlanton, OF Richmond.
81 cANDY-PUIL1Nq.
s on Thursday night a company OF young
3 folks assembled II, the dinIng-roon1 and
enjoyed an old-fasfioned candy-pulling,
which resulted In the manufacture OF the
most delicious sweet known to mantle
good. old-tiine sugar taffy. After 9 sea-
lips and blistered fingers. the company
adjourned to the ballroom and danced
the eyer-inspiring Virginia reel III fine
STYLE. Or, Thomas Dew, as leader, was
a marvel OF Terpsychorean agility ard
grace, cutting the pigeqn- wing and dane
Ing the doilble-shuiiio with ininitable
skill. "a
one OF the most pleasant affairs Of the
week was the card.fete on Saturday
night. The game was the favorite euchre,
and q numerous company assembled In
the parlors to partake OF the enjoyment.
The evening proved a most delightful one
to the favored guests The first prize.
an exquisite paper-holder Of silver and
gold, was won BY Mrs. a. u. Watkins.
OF Richmond. sf$ 8
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Watkins
chaperoned a coaching party given BY
Miss Hayes, OF Richmond After q long
and delightful drive among the natural
beauties Of. this wonderfully lovely r,oui-
Z tain region, the happy travellers stopped,
4 for supper at neighborlng farmhouse.
then singing, returned home by the ght
OF the lately-rlsen moon.
The hop on Monday night was an occa-
{ sion of great brilllancy and rare en-
joyment to ALL The ballroom was Ut
Its gayest. and brightest, and the merry
company tripped the light fantastic It'll
late hour. We have owed mu CHI OF our
pleasure OF this season to the capable
and accommo dating orchestra. composed
OF young men who are ind lvidually prof.
Client In 10Th classic and popular music,
lit Is with sincere regret that we record
sthe departure OF Or. J. r. Gildersleeve,
& OF Richmond, the resident physician Of
the Rock Alum for this summer. Dr.
and beloved by our guests, not only on
account OF his unauestioned medical Skill
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CROCKETT rs HAS A
BIG T II. PARTY
The Governor Of Florida Among
Those Now at That Gay
Resort.


CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA, Sept. ~
Tuesday night q Tacky Party here was
not only the cause OF much amusement
took part. but brought forth roars
of laughter from the crowded + bail
room. and kept the Judges guess
Ing for some time before they
announced the names OF those who wera
TO receive the prizes for being the Tack
lest OF the bunch, ms Pauline Curran
Of New Orleans, arried out Il her part
TO perfection and was very Justly chosen
as the recipient OF the ladies' first prize.
Miss Bertha Leeds. Of New Orleans. was
however, close second, being nearly, as
was awarded the second prize, while
1lessrs, Bunting and Aarston were fortu-s
nate enough to be chosen the most taclsy!
looking gentlemen present and were given
medals for that along with the OF hers
~ The party was closely followed by a
big Leap Year ball, which lasted till ~
late hour, giving the dies their chance;
to bid the gen tlemen or not, at their
will, and making q Very pleasan mt sYarlaYi
.t!pns from the usual rlghtly dance,
Among the recent arrivals lat Crockett
arc Rev. j. Il. Carter. Of Vickshprg.
Mlss.;h Major Andrew Lewis, X Of Pensa- 4
cola, Fla. Mrs. q. n, Page and family,
Of clarksdale, Miss. Afessrs, Stanley
Gray and Percy r. 3 Savage, OF Peters.
burg. Ya.i Mrs, Edward II. PAYNE,
OF Springfield !, Mass; q oYernor and Alrs.
f. 4, Fleming. and their charming
daughter, Miss Eltsabsth Flaming, q
Of Richmond, Van; g, I::a Marston, Of
Roanoke, Va; q w. Yorts and n iss
she Mcqueen. N OF w lmington, N, Gil
Mrs, "A, @. Robert SON. Of panYille; o.,
III, Green Of Stony Creek Mrs: George
f. Lyman, and Mrs, r. IT. And rows, Of
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THE DAUGHTERS
ENTER AIN CAMP
Beautiful Silk Confe derate Flags
as Souvenirs Of the
Occasion

ROANoKE. VA, Sept 81 / o w liam
Watts Camp Confederate Veterans were
5charmlngly entertained this afternoon
from 4 to 9 o'clock by Miss ElYira Jones,
hs5 om Sese preaant wepe Miss ruth
Jennings, OF Lynchburg, State President.
who Is also president Of the FkirkWod
OteyI Chapter, OF the Hill City. and Mrs.
u. Davis Christian, president OF the Old
Dominion Chapter, OF e Lynohb4rg, who
made an official visit to- the Roanoke
Chapter en- 4
These ladies' added much to the social
enjoyment of the reception. Delicious
silk Confederate flags were souvenirs Of
the occasion, is9.
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we'll ~
The garrison alone
the whole town, these Cromwell
Barbados.
The famous peace q Rysvek , EXCLAIMED s#s
Battle
vls Boufflers This
lost 20 900 Of their best troops
Battle Bndyxne the ashngton and Greene
fayette was u; he vas wounded Y - The leg
porte ncenaed INVASION Of Egypt declared
against The
Lake British Commodore
getting into Amherst Bay.
miles
Battle
Chauncey,
missing sS#s
cholera the Of from the 9Th e
1912
strong
SS1SFSS91 1881.
riot ghstna the attempt remeye fugitive s,ays
United
ground by armed negroes and the s!axs ESCAPED;
property
Mo.sWeTe1 taken by the Confederates
Florida gulf coast caused
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saffahlllty,l and Ills Kindness Is all.
ss& The lates arrivals are B. s. II Butcher,
Washington r. c. Norfieet Winston, N.
O.; w. G. SGi w ood ward q, Staunton: Il Miss
Imogen tchols, Millboro; Mrs. is y.
Emry Miss Nancy w add III DR.. w liam
r., Jones', Richmond ; Mrs, Fred, w.
u "a Boyd Wa shingt on, L Woo Cd ford. Va 4; J.
Orb, Wheeling. w. Va. !; Mr.. and Mrs,
SG, D. sLetoher and child 4 Lexin gton; Mr..
Landlord, Norfolk; s Mr., and 81 Mrs w.
Mccormick, ]. z, Lis htner,3 Goshen,
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in Wiltons, Administers, j
BRUSSELS, Smyrna and In
grain, III such q variety Of
patterns that it's a pleasure
y ia q how y,,1,
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SEPT nth in WORLDS HISTORY

The Danes under and uspp England Of the mouth
Of the Humber and LAID wasts the county #8SyS
58 $e 1897, s Use ~ Ssc,+s 8nnder
bgesa
The dssststos INTO tSonss
Edward CressiRghm, nyed his body and converted A's ssh
for their horses aS sffsa#8
Of visited
Of friendship ghs TOBACCO ha
Indian corn &$sM s
progheda taken BY assault BY the English under c0m