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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
( BUSY GREENSBORO.
Nov One Of the Most Prosperous
Of Southern Cities.
(specinl to Tho TImes-Dispatch.) y

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) y5s'it
GREENSBORO, N. G., Sept. Mr., g
G. Townsend, Jobber In all kinds OF
wheeled vehicles, finds bis trade crow
Ing so fast he Is again compelled to en-
largo his building on South Elm Street
The greensboro Electric Company has
improvements inaits plant underway. re-
nl,irlng the expenditure Of $50 900. These
consist OF four throe.h,lndred horse
power boilers, now generators and new new
Tho Bell Telephone Company has COM,
plctod the exchange and transfer or az
wires md apparatus from the Old pulld-
ing 10 the handsome three story struc-
ture on West Market Street. !,
Tho new exchange Ia ono or tho most
commodious and modern of all the build
Ings the BELL Company has erected IN
the South In recent years. lncluuins
Company has expended s1b0,0oO on Its
3n,oI,t hero In tho past eighteen months.
Tho Greensboro Gas Comnany y SPEND
ing sac, Ono In improvements TO Its plant
here, These improvements consist OF
n new eaa bench, additional buildings and
The large store mud office building be-.
ting constructed next to tho Gllllhford
Hotel building Will DO completed octooor
The Agricultural md Mechanical Col
leee for colored youths opened with np-'
nrnnrinto ceremonies Thursday Every
room ia fill and many students gre board
ing ont ava ting tho complication nf the
new 1880 dormltory, In course OF con-
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PARTING BAYS Al
YELLOW SULPHUR |. u il
---- --------- Il s.# 4
The Record Of a Series ~. NJ Most St
Delightful Events
There.
Ii, ..------- ---. 1T II
VARIOUS y Al y; KINDS oF & SUFFERS
5 .-- 800 -------
"a Guest7of Honor Party and
Souvenirs for Two Charm
ing Ladies'.
VARIOUS KINDS OF suPPERs.
.tspecial,to rho rim 3. lolsp ,toh.)

tSDCClul'lOl HS .lIlSp lIQ1.)
YELLOW. SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sep
TEMPER 0.--The first week In septcrnbcr
B has been called BY one familiar With
Fl lifoS ut summer resort, the week or
q partinga," and this has been In man
7 ner true Of the yellow the last few
days But with 1t all, life has had It's
charms. Card parties. bridge the alwnvs
popular Welsh rarcbit and long walks
have made the closing days or a brIl-
liant season notable. g5SEQ
Friday night Mrs. Georgel IYey, OF New
], Orleans, entertained ninilmbcr Of friends
Sat n card purity, the winners being Mrs.
L. NJ. Tutwller, Mrs. A. II. Henley and
Mrs. n. y. Martin.
Saturday morning Mrs. Al r. Il Henley
was the hostess ut n delightful sx-landed
cuci,rc party. and after two hours spir-
tied contest, Mrs. e. w. Porter and
Mrs. young Thompson were declared VIC,
tors. 4
4 BUFFET SUPPER.
Saturday night nearly all the guests
of the hotel assembled in the lobby Of
Z tho Eotel at 10 o'clock at Nj. s.. n. d.
Martins bidding to enjoy n buffet sup;
per OF sandwiches, pickles, olives, cheese
straws, with beer and ginger ale for
those who are not avcrse 10 Z n little
liquid refreshment at the close OF the
supper, which had been so heartily en-.
joyed, Will Moore gave q graceful
toast to Mrs. Martin, ending With cheers
for this charming hostess, which met
with hearty response.
Monday night Mr.. ". $. Moore enter
taincd ut Il delightful euchre pnrty IN
honor OF Mrs Moore, and fifty guests
enjoyed their hospitality. Miss Jennie
Day Proudfit won the first ladies prize;
Mr. Caldwell the first gentemen's Fpr.ze
and Mrs. Caldwell the consolation.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Thomas N.
Jones gave bridge party, he last OF
the season, her prizes being won BY
Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Proudfit.
Tuesday evening unique and delights
full party wns given ny the guests of the
hotel In honor OF Mrs. Thomas N. Jones.
OF Isle Of Wight and Mrs. Charles W.
Warren. OF Surry. whose departure next
day was distinct loss TO the social
life OF tho springs. This compliment took
tho form, of card party, and everyone
entered into II with heartIness and en-
.'thuslasm. At the close thesc ladies were
presented with handsome pearl pins as
come slight token OF the appreciation Of
the Yellow Sulphur colony OF their gener-
Gus contribution towards the pleasure OF
the summer and their charming hospl-
tally. Mrs. y. N. Jones responded in a
grateful speech, and Mrs. a. I. Henley
was awarded the prize for the highest
number OF games won during the even
Ing. ag
VI lobster sHEWBUItG.
Monday and Tuesday evening. after
the card parties, the Misses Proudnt and
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+ . "a i ~, i
tcmber here. lie is q prominent at
torney from. Roanoke, and Mrs. Woods
was Miss Moore, OF Chatham, Va ana
they are still In the honeymoon Of new
" welded life. IA & "a x
Blue Ridge opened In June as de,
srabe haven Tor brides ana groo onysn any y
such self contained. pairs. valnly trying
not to look married. Only ono couple
succeeded In deceiying anyone,as 70
their status, and they told tllelr sc etre
after n month stay. !, a Al
Mrs. Gown. Of Birmingham, Ala, anu M
hnr brother and sister, Mr.. and MISS
Atkinson. & Of Richmond. Va. !. :, s, =
The departure Of Mr.. and Mlrs oa Jath ed
by their many friends here. Miss LEILA
Gray will stay longer, having founa g., some y nc
CONDENSATION In improved health; LOT ny;
Acknowledgement ina European trip, DC :
Il an old time Confederate soldier q th nt,
Virginia Army, and this, Is Q guarantee s,sl1 Ie
Il of his bravery and worth.
Mrs. Pechin;nnd daughter. OF Buchanan \,
Va, are interesting arrivals OF ttne W ''eiA
Many Still Linger.
september finds IN unusually "full
house. and q happy family y, win 4 "a as.
lightfu weather and oil OF me COM
S. p GOWN, Blrm'ngham \, Ala Mr Miss MIS-
cant ! "A flo mson. Richmond !: Mr.. and Mrs,
i p. Woods, Roanoke; Captain and INT Mr :;
q. B. Taylor. u. S. NJ ca: Miss .Ea az.
Jamison, 4 Roanoke; Miss Florence !, Nc
Aister New York; Miss a. McAisterr,
New York ( Jack Barret; New York *, Il ST. st.
Clair Burns New York: Mrs. ". b.
Carney, Churchlhnd, Vat. Miss Carney,
Miss Lucy Carney Chnrehland. Y, Va Z n = \
Mason Petersburg. r. i. 1soykin. Farm
vile. Pill Brown, Jr.", Richmond: Thos.
N. Mount and wife md son, NJ, ~ -;
George Fl. Inrlcs, Roanoke: Mr. and Mrs'
Clarke. washington. D. g.; Miss Marth'.
Devercga A'tlie. Vas Mr.. and Mrs; !.
r West. v nanoke: W. s. COPELAND, Rich
,nond Miss #C.onelnnd. Richmond: Miss
Mullen, Petersburg: Elizabeth Jclliffe,.
Roanoke: CD Watson. Tnnnokn; Mrs.
3hllct Pc.terf'cld md daughter Philalel-
inbia: Gilmnre Winthrop, Texas ;: Mrs.
Il clnnse. Wa shirstor: Mr., stenrnes.
New York: M Fl. CLAYTON. I2oannke;
Miss sr1cloni o,lovton. Ronnoke; Miss Ver:-.3
non Clayton. Roanoke. 3i
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OAK PARK.
Final Exercises and Public En-
tertainment in Madison.
!necial 10 THE TImes-Dispe

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
MADISON, "A. June 3.--!The closing
exercises OF the Oak Park Female Instt-
tute were held last night at Oak Ridge
in the presence of a very large audi
ence. There was very interesting and
entertaining programme, consisting OF pl-
ano duets and solos by the scholars, rec
4itations,e, songs and drills. 3s
3j The opening prayer was made by the
Rev. I. 81 F. Grimsley. Commemorative
Attorney J. z. Thrift delivered the lit
Serary address. He also delivered the
rolls OF honor. The Rev. e. y. Conner
delivered the diplomas
Diplomas In English were awarded to
Misses Eva Berrey, Ruth Rosser and
9Beulah Rosser
The names on the roll Of honor were
as follows: Misses Eva Be.rey, Edna
Berrey, Cora Bailey, Mary Biscoe, Ltlian
Beadles, Ula Clore, Nellie Currey, sallie
Collins, Joy Fry, Pearl Farmer. Pearl
Kirtley, Miriam Kite, Leslie Lacy, Rosie
Rouse, Irva Lacy, Kate Lacy, Lena
Reid, Ruth Rosser, Beulah Rosser, Mary
sWheatley. Edith Willis, Fannie Vowel
ana Master Blackwell Bcadles.
The Madison String Quartette furnished
good music. The largo crowd remained
on the grounds until the "wee smia
hours" partaking of Refreshments,
which were amply provided. The prin-
4 cipal OF the school is Miss Lille Col
Inns, and the music teacher Miss Roberta
& Beasley.
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@ Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
OIL, POINT COMFORT VA, une The
gay social life OF the past several weeks at
Old Point continues to be In full swing, and
each day is q crowded one.
with the warm weather has come the
bathing season and every afternoon there IL
q thrpng OF merry bathers In the surf.
Among the affairs on the battleships last
week was a breakfast on Sunday on the Ken
lucky for Mrs. G. C. Marsh. the wife OF Lieu
tenant Comma nders Marsh, OF the navy. ts
lieutenant Clellhnd Davis and Lieutenant
", Pitt Scott gave dinner on the Missouri
on saturday eyaning for Mr. and Mrs.
Wyndham Mayo and Miss Lila Mayo Of Nor
folk t5.s IS 5..t . Il v u 5i
Lieutenant and Mrs Quinn Gray. OF the post.
rave large dance In tho administration
building on Monday evening for their house
guest, Miss Van yieet.. q Tennessee !.
Mrs. Francis s, Brown had as her guests
at dinner for Admiral Robley D. Evans ana
Mrs Marsh, Mrs, Qunltraugh. Of Washington;
lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Frank Hill.
General Sullivan. Pay Director Simpson and
Father Gleason of the navy, rs q 5. &c
6 Mrs. Bliss. OF Erie, Pa, gave dinner for
Mrs9 Francis S. Brown, Or, Williams. Captain
shipton and Captain Ashford, Of the army.
Mrs.H John B. Kimberly was tho hostess at
luncheon, followed by bridge. on W ',iae
) Gueats now at the chamberlin include Miss
Radcliffe Hall, London; Mrs. T. P, Randolph,
washington; Mrs, ], H. McColckle. Miss
McCorckle Chicago;S Mr., and Mrs. William
Harrison Faulkner University Of Virginia;
Mrs Paul Ieeger, Miss I.eeger. baltimore
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battlefield. In Spotsylvania county, q bout
twelve miles from this city, where q =
noon interesting exercises We're held IN
#cldent to the unwilling of the fine mon
Sument erected on the spot where General
Hays, OF Pittsburg, Pa. fell In battle
In 1864. Is
ia The monument Is In the form Of an
immense cannon. weighing about seven
tons, and suitably Inscribed. rests
upon q granite PEDESTAL weig ching . i llvs
tons y Besides the veterans, there were
a large number Of people of Spotsyl-t
vanla present on the occa sion. and a.
number Of Confederate vet Grams In &uni-s
form and others citizens OF Fredertcks-
burg also attended; some of them par
ticipated in tho programme. Accompa-
Snying the visiting party were Number
Of relatives of General Hays and q
uuartette of sweet singers. + The pro-
gramme consisted OF singing, invocaL ton
by Rev j. II. Light, of this city; apresena-
tation of tho monument by Rev. AZ atheln
II. Brown: sunveiling of the monument,
by Alden II. 4 lays, q relativ Of the
dead general; acceptance by Mr.. 51,homhs
II. Martin of the Pennsylva MIA Volun-
teers \ an original poem on General Hays,
nv Dr.. Thomas Calver; m address by
Judge John T. Goolrick, of this city,
an exc onfederate; present ton OF the me
deed for the land upon whtchKthe mon
sument Is situated, by Major w. s.}S11m-
brey, Of this city, an eX-Conflede err,
acceptance by David Shields tho personal
aide to General Hays. 4l3 . @ .st. q !.
THE exercises closed Htt the SINGING OF
l"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground, py
the quartette, the assemblagc joining In.
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Scare. s a [: !. hing
For 1t.
Some Richmond Citizens
Can Tell You Where
Its Found.

II you have any itchness Of the skin,
Irritating Eczema, Itching Piles;
You're looking for relief, 3s- HI
~ Searching for cure, sg
Richmond people have found cure for
itching skin diseases
They tell about 1t, Read what this cit
lien says: 3;i5 ,-,s
Robert Mccandlish, Internal revenue
Office, deputy collector, says: 1T should
be Of considerable value to residents Of
Richmond to know that there is at least
ono preparation on the market upon
which they can absolutely depend 10 all
annoyed with any ltehiness OF the skin.
whether It be OF a mild nature. generally
termed RASH or more acute. known as
eczema. IT. is wprthja great deal To know
that Doan's Ointment can SO easily be
procured at Owens and Minors drug
store, and that It can be depended upon
to bring positive relief. unhesitatingly
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents,
Fqster-Ai ilburn Co., Buffalo, NJ Y.,E sole
agents for the United States
1 Remember the naple--D oan' sand take
no substitute, 8g az = ~ sSS q al III (,
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FINE PICTURE TO
RANDOLPH MACON
Portrait Of John Randolph, Of
Roanoke, BY Shop
pard.
liz GIFT OF Joseph Sc: BRYAN 7
a Committee to supcrintend the
Building Of the New
Dormitories.
! III GIFT OF JOSEPH BRYAN

,spccIal 10 The Times Dispatch.)

ga SDcCial to Inc fg.s-gsH
ASHLAND, VA, June s.-One OF tho
Interesting features OF the Forthcoming
commencement exercises of Randolph
Macon College will be the unwilling OF
the large handsome oil painting of.John
Randolph. OF Roanoke after whom the
college was named. This picture is the
gift OF Mr.. Joseph Bryan, OF Richmond.
The unwilling exercises will take place
In the college chapel Thursday after
noon, June 9Th, at 8 o'clock, and the
address will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Braxton Bryan. brotherof Mr.. Joseph
Bryan. The mother Of the late Captain
1rby was a ward OF John Randolph, and
to the granddaughter OF Captain 1rby
Miss Virginia Fitzgerald, will be as
signed the service OF actually unwilling
the picture. The painting Is considered
by many to be one OF the best works
OF art by Mr.. w. u. Sheppard. The
face and coloring is taken from the
we'll known portrait OF Randolph by Ches-
ter Harding. drawn from life. and the
figure has been adapted from an en-
craving owned by Mrs. Charles Cole
man, OF Williamsburg, Va.
Inc udo OSSA pioSSos'sSHo
painting for the past year. and arrived
in Ashland yesterday.
B NEW 3DORM1TORIES. VIZ
The executive committee Of the board
OF trustee OF the college has appointed
BY request OF Mr.. John P. Branch. the
following committee to superintendt the
building OF the new dormitories and
plans will be made Immediately: Dr.. w.
wv. Smith, Rev. J.. T. Mastin and IL.
Seldom Taylor. i
A large crowd gathered at the sta
tion here Yesterday to- bid farewell to
the Vaughans, who left for Europe
They will sail from Boston to-day, and
will be gone until September. In the
party were Mrs. I. N. Vaughan. Mr.
Newton Vaughan, v Mr.. Frank Vaughan,
Miss Halle Vaughan and Mr.. walton
Vaughan. 3a i. S5
Messrs. Duell and Foy have purchased
the interest OF Mr. Drewry Kerr In the
Henry Clay Inn 45i.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING,
The Council last might accented tho
bid Of Mr.. Frank ]. Gould and others
for N electric; franchise. It is believed
that the corporation Ewillsbe Immediately
chartered and organized. 1t is stipu-
lated that the home Office of the COM
jpany shall be 1ocat ed ssin the town Of
Ashland The matter vii be finally rati-
fed at the July meeting of the Council
The company is to be given twelve
months time in which to erect a plant
and equipment, and to DO, IN operation
six months thereafter, under penalty OF
heavy bond. ~
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B FARMVILLE NORMAL.
Young Ladies in
the Graduating Class.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcl,.)
FARA1VILLE Al June 3.--The final
EXERCISES Of the tWenty1rst session e
inaugural ted Tomorrow morning with the
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. DR.. Pax
ton. Of the First Presbyterian Church, Of
Lynchburg.
Tuesday evening at $50 O. clock class
exercises will be given.
Wednesday, morning at 1890, Governor
Montague will make an address before
dent es w sIns ae !sF Thfh s
thirty-seven young ladies. Sthe exer-
cises will take place In the now. auditor
ium OF the school,, and the public has a
cordial invitation to them.
The graduating young ladies. ars as
follows: Misses Maud Anderson, from
Prince Edward Lucy Brooke. Culpepcs;
susIs Chiffon, Lancaster; zLennie Glenn
Edith Dickey. Allegheny; Anna DIehl,
Dlnwiddie: Edith Duvall. Farnville; Flor
ence Edwards. Buckingham; Mary EWell;5
Greene Mamie FletSh'Er Greene; Ethel
bell; Olive Hinman. Norfollt; Willie
Hodges, Halifax; Mary W Homes. Meek
Ienburg: Myra Howard, PULASKI; Grace
Hurst. Lancastcr; Ellen Lee. g Gloucester;
Bototourt: Elizabeth Luttrell, Northum-
berland: Lucy Manson. Greensville; Sue
Muse, Pittsylvania: Maud 3Newcomb. Din
Farmvllle; Margaret Stephens, Mont
gomery: Bessie Tlnsley, culpeper; l1llza-
beth Wade. Prince Edward; Eps!e Wal
thall, Prince Edward +; Calva Watson,
Nottoway: Edith Whitley, Isle of LWight;.
Grace Wilson, Rockbrdge; Francis
Wolfe, Clarke; Clair Woodruff A mis-
The closing exercises Of the Farmville
Graded and High School Nook place
Nsy Taaker q araham Of Tie Farmyle
Preabyterlan Church, and also BY Z n Re :,
DR. Dr. Richard NJ. Smith, who for sew
eral years has been the principa! or me
High School, announces that ls viii
that position, unless large majority sof
the schools patrons give their names
either slngly or on list to tlla clerk
OF the Board of Trustees MS desiring NM
Tho foundation for q handsome e, resi-
dence is being laid for Mr. John y, walker
o't MS. Hugh Il o'Gara, Of covington, Va.
is visiting her sister. Mrs G'ao 'r ltlr''-
Miss Miss Merriam II, Schultz, Of charleston,,
S. c., is the guest of her sister MIS- w
MI r. Richard Cunningham, OF Washing.
ton..D. c., spent several days of this
Week WEI, With his mother, OF ,Farmylla,
Miss Cora Price who has been en- y ys =
her Roa noke home Sunday. .s
nan,Inr matron of the Normal School,
ia Visiting friends In Farmville, She re-
sides with her son, Or, Alfred MORRISON.
n ~ rasro9 esssrse Ben JoluIson. Of Rlch-
mona, paid a flying visit to. Farmville
Thursday. He was accompanied ny MS
wife. E}t& Asitsttt igi.llSs .stjs ftft.tIlit
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OLD POINT COMFORT

he had the necessary wherewithal to
pay his fine and costs, amounting to
$40. y
4 The next name called was that OF
1 Stewart. John Stewart and T. j. Stewart
answered. ]. L. Stewart also came for
ward. Il seemed that the first two
slammed the latter about some, and the
two weres charged $3.50 each for the fun
4 they had.
u It cost Mike Bumstein more to get
out Of the little trouble he found himself
In. He wal assessed the sum of ten
for laubasting II, T.. Brown,
g f. p. Osborne next came to answer
the charge OF being deserter from the
navy. of Uncle Sam, He will be held
to the 9Th for developments,
4 The small fry passed along ~
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Especial to The .Tlmes-Dlspatch.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. June An en-
Joyable dance was given a few nights ago at
''irvington,,' the home OF the Mccartys. OF
New York. in the upper end Of Caroline 5coun-
ty Much OF tho grace and beauty OF Caroline
was assembled on the occasion. and the house
was beautifully decorated with roses and vines
At midnight an elagant supper was served.
after which dancing was resumed. Tho music
was played by Mrs. ". s., White. OF this city.
and all present were delighted with the event.
Miss Elizabeth Ewing. Of Alexandria.
formerly art teacher of fredericksburg College.
4 s in tho city for n few days. the CUES. Of
Major and nIrs. T. p. Morris. "a
& Mr.. T., Smith has gone TO Annapolis. Md,
to attend the commencement exercises OF TIE
Naval Academy. where HIS son, w. Taylor
Smith. is a cadet. lt5 3.
T. Mrs. L. L. coghill Is Visiting her sister. Mrs,
H. b. Coghill, at Port Conway. 4 "a
Miss Grace Mitchell. OF Colonial Beach. Is
a guest OF Mr.. s. G.. Daniel and family.
Mr. G. o.conor GoolrIck Of the University
OF Virginia. is spending a few days hero with
his parents , VI j, d.
washington after a pleasant sojourn here.
Miss Caroline Hlrsh, who graduated in music
a few days ago in Washington, has returned
to her home here. q, x, r. gsat
Rev. Dr. j: W, Rosebro has returned from
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FREDERICKSBURG SOCIAL.
a two weeks. absence attending the sessions
OF the Presbyterian Assembly. ut Fort Worth

7 q two weeks. absence attending the sessions
OF the Presbyterian Assembly at Fort Worth,
Texas. f5 5 iii
Mr. Smith Lee. who has charge OF a military
school at Franklin. Va, is home for the vaca-
tion with his parents. Captain and Mrs, D.
4 n. Lee In Stafford county, near this city.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bradley. who have
been visiting Mr. Bradleys parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w T. Bradley here for several days,
have returned to Baltimore lsF5 X. 81 y, lsf
ri; Miss Ethel Cole who taught school last ses-
sion at Norton. Wise county, has returned to
her home hero for the summer.
Mr.. Frank d. Guest. OF New York, spent
several days here this week at his country
place, "snowden." Just outside OF the city
limits. 1t 4 RI Is. H n. 5iF
y Miss Pansy Wilkins. OF Accomac. who has
been Visiting Miss Susie Yates has returned
home. 55 Iss 5i5 Ell
MISS Emmie Thomas. Of Richmond has been
a guest for several days Of Miss Lena Rowe
Mr.. w c. stearns, OF New York, was a
visitor here this week. the guest \. OF Mr..
{FItz Forbes. ;ss5s .,S ~
Miss Nora E. Goolrlck, who has been at
tending the Gunston School In Washington, Is
home for the vacation. 5'5s &
Mldshlpman J. ", Mccracken. Of tho United
States steamship Iowa, Is here visiting his
father Captain T. McCracken, ~ 5G
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Whit MAN HELD UP
AND ROBBED IN COUNTY.

3 Mr.. Sydnor Jones. who lives near Cold
Harbor, Hanover county, reported yes
terday that he was held up in the Creigh-
ton Road about o'clock by two negroes
and robbed Of all he had. The man had
$3.50, a pair OF low quarter shoes and a
pocket-knife. One OF the negroes held
"a pistol to Jones's head. while the other
went through his pockets. After rel!ev-
ing Jones OF his belongings the two negroes
made OFF in the direction of Chickahominy
Swamp.
3 Mr.. Jones said he could identify the
negroes If he saw them again. One Of
them was yellow, the other black.
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.LOUBET Will Retire
when Term |: IsIEhDE D
French President Has Visions Q
Quiet Domesticity in Latin
Quarter

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
s New York Herald.)
Copyright by the New York Herald Coz X
& PARIS, June 3.-Iking Alfonso is proba-}
bly, the last sovereign President Loubet
will be called upon to entertain in Paris.
In addition to NJ. Loubet's public state
ment that he will not seek re election.
other Indications show that the French
President has visions Of quiet domes-
ITCHY when his term Of Office Is over
His daughter, Nine. dc st. Prlx, has
just taken fiat on the Boulevard st.
Michel In order to be near her parents
because it is M. Loubet's desire to retire
to'the Latin Quarter. as near as possible
to the venerable ruins Of the Hotel
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