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The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
Program Dcmorcst Contest.

Voluntary. ............... Miss Blair
Religion VS.. Politics. ........
............... Clinton Hampton
Cornet solo-"T To-day and Tomor-
row" ................ MT. Robb
2.-Christian Patriotism ........
................... Ray Hunter
The vesper Bells Were Ringing
..............,..G Grace Burgener
3.-The Way of the World"
.............Co Conzada Hampton
Drill by Glass of Indian Girls. ....
"A Voice from the Poorhouse
................. Louise Keeley
This Letter is for My Papa" ....
...................Ma Mary Hutton
5.-The Victory Spirit. Villa Dean
Drill With Indian Clubs. May Weh
G.-The American Greed. ...,.-,
...............Charlie Thomas
Reading ....... Miss NJ. G. Tuppel
Judges-Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Harri-
son and Mr.. Falconer
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
Received a Copy

Paris June 9.-(Special)-Ger-
ranv's note to the powers. proposing
an international conference on lne
subject of Morocco is regarded in gov
ernmental quarters here as renew
tnr tbe gravity of the situation al
most to the point of making 1t me"
acing. ,. of the
France has received copy o, ,ne @
,ote saving that Germany acted op-
emily in appealing TO the po~eL,, ,'iarlent n1,
withstanding the former staleine", ,,.o
from Berlin that Morocco desired '"'
conference. .moiol ans
wer is still in doubt
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

This evening over the narrow
guage Presiding Elder n. II. Lee will
arrive in the city for the purpose of
holding the last quarterly conference
of the conference year at the First
Methodist church. The meeting will
be held in the basement parlors. The
reports of the various officials will
show that the year has been a most
prosperous one for the church. All
the reports will prove most satisfac-
tory to the membership.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
Open Session

p,,oh,o. Colo. June s.-tspeeiall
The opening session OF 'ne oo,I a,,tion
do Commercial Travellers eonye",,DD ,li,'e a"n.
40 ,, eV nIoce this forenoon. The con,
LOOK zion p' will last for two days aa ana
o,,ar 5oo delegates are in atteno'"'''
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

St. Petersburg, June 81 Especial J
Ambassador Meyer was in con
stant communication with Washing
ton this morning. He received a
long cipher dispatch and soon after
hastened to the foreign Office where
he had a half hours conversation
with Foreign Minister Lansdowne
concerning the information trans
mitted to him.
Great reticence continues to be
manifested, but it is apparent that
the great announcement for which
the world is waiting will not be made
from here or Toxic, but from Wash
ington. It is likely that it will not
he delayed longer than Monday at
the latest,
No hitch has occurred and the out
look for peace continues to be favor
able.
The cars brother. Duke Michael,
who has arrived here from Berlin, is
believed to be the bearer of per
sonal message from Emperor William
advising the conclusion of peace.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

Strawberry special via Colorado
Midland June II. Leave Grand
Junction am. Returning, leave
Glenwood 9:15 pm. Tickets also on
sale June 6, good returning June 19.
Colorado Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
Tri.COIOr HOiSted

cbristiana, Norway June ,.,-oo,or
Especial The Norwegian l,tont the
0anntry was rV in place of the union ZION ,n1'h na5
co couh'rI l,,,siitution III was attended with
great ceremony.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

In treating customers is our idea of
good business. We make trade by
fair prices and good work; we hold it
by prompt service and reliable goods
Sherman w Moody Jewelry Com
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

Strawberry special via Colorado
Midland June II. Leave Grand
Junction am. Returning, leave
GIenwood g:15 pm. Tickets also on
sale June 1G. good returning June 10.
Colorado Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to David Williams and Minta
A. Cowen, both of Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
A Great Reduction

on all goods in our store during this
month.
You can get extraordinary values
and fine assortment to select from.
The quality is the best we can buy.
Sherman y. Moody Jewelry Com
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

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The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

MEMS SUSPENDERS AND BELTS---light in weight.
yet wthal very strong; webbing of the best quality
buckles of the non-rusting kind.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

MEMS WOOL CRASH PANTS---nade of splendid
quality fabrics, elegantly tailored; they're COOL COM
Portable and extremely durable Prices $145 to 800
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

MEMS 2-PIECE SUITS-from $6 so to $11.OO Great
values for the money. ThreePece Suits from $595 to
$500 Suits made to measure from $500 to $1,000.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

MEMS FINE SHIRTSat acc, SOC, $1OO are excep-
tional values Far Store shirts WELL fit nicely,
give splendid satisfaction.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

MEMS FANCY VESTS---at about one-haIf the price
ordinarily asked for theman elegant line of patterns
from which to choose. Compare mems fancy vests
at SIPS and 81 so with the $3.50 and $500 kinds in
other stores. Boys Fancy Vests 95 cents
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09
TEiEFAIR
FORTUNE

To GET high grade Clothing and Furnishings why not
try The Fair the store of little prices, high qualities and
no diSappOintments
The statesman., 1905-11-17

The great convention held by the
Baptists OF the country last month in
Chicago has come and gone. But the
spirit of it will go marching on. The
Baptist organizations OF this country
are easily one Of the powerful moral
agents among our people. They per.
wade all parts of the country and have
numbered among them the great and
good of our people. The one thing
which has mitigated against their
greater usefulness has been that their
church policy has argued for indiyid-
ual church unity rather than denom-
national unity, and when this national
Baptist Convention takes a grip on the
church adherents, this will be changed
so that the whole force Of the denom-
ination can be thrown toward any
good TO be accomplished This fault
happily is only for a day now, and
soon will be forgotten in the great
things which the Baptists of the coun-
try will do by their united strength
Looking back to the days of the
Crusades, when the Christian hosts
sacrificed life and treasure for a hal
lowed spot, it seemed to be an act of
almost incredible devotion and self.ab-
regation, but this last and greatest
crusade on which the Baptist hosts
are now started on, will be more fruit
full in restoring man to his higher self
and driving out the vices which have
taken hold upon the sacred places Of
mankind's character.
The statesman., 1905-11-17
True Delicacy.

Adrian Farley, the noted portrait
painter. was talking in his New YORK
studio about delicEcy.
q was very poor in my youth. he
said, but despite poverty. /
always managed TO be delicate. tact.
full and polite | often had TO put on
creditors. often had to do many
other disagreeable things. but a.
ways did them in a delicate way.
Once, for instance | ordered a FIVE
cent plate Of soup in a Bowery res
taurant When the waitress brought
this soup to me It's condition was such
that | felt called upon to rebuke her
cOuched my rebuke in delicate
terms.
Emma said, taking something
out Of the soup and holding It up be.
fore the girl, I am grateful to you for
this remembrance, but next time kind.
ly give It to me in locket."
The statesman., 1905-11-17

Persons desiring to secure sugges.
tive program for William Lloyd Gar.
rison Centennial Exercises, December
10th. 1905, can secure same without
charge, except for postage, by address
ing Mr.. Hugh NJ Browne. Cheney, Pa
This program has been prepared by
Hon. Archibald II. Grimke, Of Boston,
with the help and cooperation of Mr..
Garrison's sons, Messrs. William
Lloyd, Jr, and Francis J Garrison.
The statesman., 1905-11-17
BOISE, lDAAO.

Boise canuot BE- surpassed for fine
weather.
Mrs. Cotton, who has been sick for
the past two months, is improving.
Vim. Byrd has gone to Salt Lake
where he has secured employment for
the winter.
Mrs. r. B. Smith has moved to All
Idaho st.
There will be o ball Thanksgiving
night,
The statesman., 1905-11-17
Black 22O7.
Phone US your news.
Phone us your printing orders.

The Kansas City, Kans, school
board has practically given up the
fight for separate schools. Their pc.
tition is very weak and evades every
proposition laid down by the plaintiff.
Plaindealer.
The statesman., 1905-11-17

d. X. wilkins, prominent colored
editor OF Chicago, was appointed last
week by Mayor Dunno as delegate
to the Chicago Charter Convention.
The statesman., 1905-11-17

hese stylish cards the best Wedding Bristol board only
35c for so delivered anywhere in the world.
Send stamps or money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
/ BLACK CREEK

Mr. and Mrs, George Peace Of Old
Church. We're called to the bedside OF
the formers sister. Mrs. sall!e Parker,
OF Richmond, who was critically w, on
miss Miss Ruth Allen, Of Church HILL ls
visiting. her aunt Mrs, Elmo Barker, Of
Mr. a. &, Parker has returned to Cold
Harbpr, after visiting relatives at Shady
M ana Mrs. /. L. Gaulding. OF Mount
Airy spent Sunday with the latter's
parents at Poplar Grove, ~
L Mrs, William sledd and son, Master
william, Jr, OF Liberty Hall, spent Sum
day In the home of Mrs Alexander. 80, B,
Mr., Joseph Martin, OF Church Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday With rela-
itlyes near Cold Harbor,
& I Mrs. Pearly Gauldlng has returned to
Richmond after spending the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charley
Moore, OF Black Creek, s Eat Il
f Mrs. Logan Acrey,S OF Black Creek, en-
tertaIned MS her guests on Sunday last !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Peace. Mrs, Sarah
Gauld!ng. Mr. and Mrs. John Melton.
Miss Lucy Burnett. OF Richmond. md
Miss Moody Of Richmond, n
X Mrs Joseph Martin, Of Richmond. Is
spending some time With her parents AZ
Poplar Grove.
William Barker. Of New Cold Hlarbor,'
had quite marrow escape from death
last Wednesday afternoon, Ills mule
ran away, upsettlnS his cart and caught
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

The entertainment given by the
Ladies' Aid Society In the church. hall 4,
on Tuesday last, was q success both II
nancially and socially. r.
school will hold Its annual picnic at Res
crvoir, Park some time during the first
week In August. The date Will be given
later. i ssg i1 az III
quite a number OF the villagers on last
Mrs Isabel Bible, Of plum Cottage,
Is spending some time at West Point.
has gone 10 Fishersviie and Goshen Tor
the benefit OF her health. .s. @
There will be fruit feast to De given
by the Smart Set" on the lawn at
Mr.. Chris. Gebhardt's. on Thursday OF
this week.
Lawn, leaves this week for his old home
In Lebanon, New Hampshire.
Mr. Dewitt Hubbard, who has been
quite sick, Is much improved.
Ting her sister. Mrs, 2. J.. !, Gerow has
ben Lomond," the colonial home OF
DR.. Garnetts family, now owned Dy Nr:
and Mrs Cterly was the e,e scene q
we're delightfully."- entertained by the host
and hostess. Refreshments were served
on the beautiful lawn. Among those
present were; Misses Mary r, andd .ot HOSE
Messrs Hartley Spence E. 8. Read. j..
E. Hardy, and E. Parsons. ~.
Master Stuart MCGUIRE Turner left on
Tuesday for Grand View Beach with the
family OF his uncle, Mr. s. D. Turner,
who will spend the summer az tn IA
place.
Dr. and Mrs, Wakefield. visitors : at !
enjoyable day at Buckroe Beach Curing
the past week.
Miss Ella Murano. charming and ac-
complished young lady Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Lewis Murano,
on Elm Avenue.
Mrs. Woodcock and children have re-.
turned to their home after a pleasant
yisit.to friends and relatives near Meadow
Station.
A match game OF base ball was played
last week on the village grounds between
the Fair Oaks and Highland Springs
teams. resulting in favor OF the Highland
Springs team. score Is to 16.
A valuable heller belonging to W. W.
Wise was run over and killed by the
electric cars Tuesday last. 5sli5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
WES1HAMP TON

Mrs. Willie E. Bugg and son, Of War
rem Plains. N. c., have returned home
after pleasant stay Of two weeks with
relatives and friends In Henrico. Rich
Friends and neighbors OF Mr. z c..
Pattillota OF f.:Glen Burney," are glad to
hear that he Is slowly improving OF rheu-
matism. with which he has been suffer-
Ing for some time. MIR. Patillo also
had the misfortune to break his his wrist
a Walter Ford lis quite sick at his home
near Ridge Church.
M Mrs Y. "A. Ralney and granddaughter
have returned home after spending, two
pleasant weeks with relatives and friends
in this vicinity. They also visited In
Richmond and Manchester during their
stay.
posed for the past few days
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Eubank OF West
hampton Park visited Mrs 2. ]. Ford
on last Sunday.
Miss Emma Wade is quite sick at her
home near Ridge.
Mr.. a. F.. Baughan, OF Rio Vista, who
has been sick for some time. Is now
able to resume work again.
quarry business near Alexandria, Is now
at his home at Rio Vista.
Francis, and nurse. left Wednesday for
the White Sulphur sprlngs, where they
will spend the summer, Mrs. Willis was
accompanied by Mrs Field, OF St. Paul,
MINI, who has been spending some time
with her In her home "pembroke" ~,
will leave for Long Island, her summer
Wal Waiter Ford, Of Ridge. is reported as
better, though quite sick yet. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

clara and Virginia, left Wednesday to
spend some time with friends and rcla-
tves in Chicago and Denver. q, Il.
Mr.. j. r. Jones has LETT for O!a fo IN
to take charge OF q situation ne mug te
oD n rs, James McNnbb, Of Washington. u
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.. W. ROD
bins. i. :, I, : 4. !. !. :, w, IL !.
,nr n ran After q d Very delightful stay in
the mountains are visiting Mr. ana MRS.
2. +. smIthcrs, and from there they
will leave for Buckroc Beach a an ~. new
q Misc GLADYS Saunders. who has = D &c :,
visiting her aunt, Mrs, s. Phones, mas
lett for her home In Petersburg. 1.
MIR Reilly, who has been vlsitlhs III
Hampton, has returned home. .n,ron
ofICiifton Forge, are the guests OF Mrs.
MI. Mrs. w ". N. wyatt. Of washington,
who has been visiting her proshssr nn,n
law Mr. r = c Laek mas y who has been
visiting in Ashland has returned nome;
Mr.. George Allen Rady has returncta
home from a weeks stay WIN MS a '1ii' =
Mrs.; s t,.ns Of 3! P Senola hor Who has
been visiting his brother. has returned I, dt ca
burg to visit her aunt. 3,
Or. J. c. Banton, who mas oe ei,,r yas
,tin e. the home NeI II q vn Fl s'0'' -
Mrs, r. "A. Whitehurst and chlldren'
who have been visiting IN Wilmington
have returned home. .o,,a l.
I Miss sue Haupt, OF Virginia Avenue y -l Is
v,sitine rela AYES In Philadelphia I,
Mrs. George Shaw. OF Baltimore, is
he zt,cs I OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. 6chissier.
IAN Miss RUBY Jones has returned 70 her
home in Petersburg after Vlslt u 70
Miss Bertha Harding.
Mrs. o. NJ Mooers and children; nave
left for Charles City to visit relh1lx,,eas.
Mr.. A. w. Martenstcln and ch'4dIen
have returned home liter stior. s'as
MfsssJennie McCurdy, Miss Mary Page
Alleood and Miss Edith Roe. have LETT
for Philadelphia. to. spend the summer
ct Inc home OF Colonel r. II. FoX.
Mrs. G, "A. Cofer has left to spend the
SUNNI e r in the noun tains.
Miss Iottie Luck, WHO mas Deen WIS :
ting Mrs. "a. w Robbins, has left ior
charlottesville to attend the schooi OF
: Mis- Miss Alice, Smiths visiting friends IN
! NJ Miss SIS Mary Lindsay is spending the
summer at Ocean View. ,x,.,, 7.
Mlss Carrie Rose has left LOT h'ns
William county to ylslt relaI Is - 10
Miss Myrtle Branch: o. !, durham %
Mrs. ". r. Coaltcr Is quite sick AT
her home in Brookland Park.
Mr. Marshall OVERLY. who mas = pee peer
nnder treatment at, the Clifton Forge
Hospital has returned home. 3,
Misa Minnie Lewis, Of Amelia, VINO
has been visiting Miss Mary Thor1ps
has returned home. st "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
LEE DISTRICT |L,lI|

NJ and Mrs. II. S.. Matthews son.
Hudson. has been Ill for the past, four
weeks at the residence q his p arehIes :,
No 25o2 Park Pa wa Aye Uniformed ed ON Him him
Mrs. II. S. Winston. of No. 1913 G H,e,,
Avenue. is spending some time IN Blue
field, West Virginia. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eail mas .re
Miss Susie Howard Evans and Miss
snrarv q Evans. OF. No. 2002 Grove Ave-
nue. Will leave soon to spend Two Weeks s.
With their aunt, Mrs, Joseph 'f9rn ae y ~
Henrlco county. Later MISS Sns'e -;
srcnd the remainder of the summer !, =
Mrs. Thomas b. Elicit, OF NO: 1850
West GRACE Street, is visiting relatlV 'ess
in Salem. Virginia; y. oko7 % -
folk, Va, visiting relatives
Mrs, 81 H. GARRISON. OF st.. LOUIS, ex I
poets 10 spend quite a while IN Viz
glnia. This week sne VII! Hom'e M ns eme
OF No, s335 West Grace Street. for some
MI Mr.. Peter g, Tredway. Of No: 1893 ?, s
Grove Avenue; spent iast !, sunday ~ a. i's
mis- Miss Mamie B. Palmer left Tuesday
to attend the District Conference at at
AS n Ias Ne xa, seeds. who was the guest
OF Miss Ann aCs sydnoI, ~ No' 49,,
Knowles Sn,d on on Grove Avenue. go,
Mr Thomas n H y dn !. q IT, No nos s$s1
business trip to Chicago. Cincinnati amu
writes home glowing descriptions Of the
Furniture Exposition, which he Is at
Mr.. Archer Anderson, OF ST.. Louis, is
Visiting his mother Mrs Catherine M,
Anderson, at No, 1905 Grove Avenue,
Mrs. Thomas P. Dietrich and daughter,
OF No, 1000 Grove Avenue, will leave Mon
day to spent ten days at Old Point, From
there they VIII got to West Point for
nulte a While at Cold Harbor,
Mrs. William Grynes, who made an
extended visit 70 her mother, Mrs . +.
returned to her home In Brooklyn.
Mrs. w. Ralston 1.eeky s Visiting her
mother. Mrs. Serena NJ; Woodruff, Mt
Stapieton, Amherst county.
Mrs. William Neal, OF Newport News,
is spending some time with her daugh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
BARTON HEIGHTS

Mrs. ]. b. Smith. OF Ashland, is the
guest OF Mrs. a. w Robbins,
Mr., G. j. Ward, accompanied by HIS
daughter and nieces. Misses Grace Ward
and Hattie i3rogdon. had q delightful
Tor Baltimore and from there to New
York and Jacksonville by rail, Miss
Brogdon has returned to her home near
the Seminary, and Miss Ward to Ports
mouth. The latter Is expected nome
in a few days. Il
Mrs. r. B. Tolson and son, Jack, havs
returned home after n pleasant visit to
friends In Mlddlesex county.
Mrs. s. T.. Long and daughters, Misses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
WARRENT0N, VA.
special to The Times-Dispatof

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
4 WARRENTON, VA, July lb--A move
ment Is on foot here to make tho ger
mans this summer exceed IN attraotlYeness
any of those which have gone before
Handsome favors Will lend to the occa-
sIons and ''imported' caterers Will pro-
vide the s,ppers, Large subscriptions In
this direction have already been realized,
In summarizing the winners at the Gull
pepper show, Warrenton Is found to have
made an excellent record, taking In all
ithirty-three ribbons. Twelve blues were
distributed as follows; n. D. Benner.
three w, H. Assheton. three; 2. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
ELLERSON

George Hicks, of Lynohburg, accom-
nanied BY his sons Joseph and Frank.
and and daughter, Miss Hattie wore re-
Gently the guests Of his brother, near
Pole Green. -,
a. r. Baber has moved his saw mn
Harvey Tnlley and family spent q few
days recently with relatives near new
mans. =. ot,a,.,,
Miss W pleaaSnt pas sta se' WITH, Miss Mamis
Mr., ana Mrs. King, OF Newman's, yls-
tied their daughter, near Pole Green,
last Sunday.
his been much indlsposed during tho
Little Charlie Burton recently visited
his mother In IIenrico,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
GAINES. MILL.

Miss Eva Duvall, OF Richmond, is the
guest OF her uncle. Mr.. John Sledd;
Misses Alma and Lola Gaulding have
returned to Church Hill after q pleas
I last Friday. night as Mrs. Neva sledd
was removing her hen and chickens ms. II fro ON
the hen to catch tho little ones a black
snake seized her by one OF her fingers,
sinking It fangs deep into the flesh
and causing much pain. She withdrew
the serpent released Its hold. Assis-
lance was quickly called and the serpent
was killed. Mrs, Sledd had about q
cup OF blood taken from the wound and
her adventure, The serpent measured
about six feet in length and had gone
to roost with the hen and chickens;
Miss Cornella Crutchfield has returned
to her home at Walnut Lane, after spend :
Ing few weeks VI With her, her niece niece MRS s.
Mrs. Oliver Miller Of Highland Springs
visited her daughter. Mrs. ". g. Beadles.
M Miss Lille Glass visited her mother,
near Gethsemane. recent s
Mr. Allie Denoon. OF Hazeldel, has
left for Asheville. N. c., in hopes Of
improving his health.
Mr.. and Mrs; Anderson Thomas re-
and Mrs. Richard Thomas. OF Walnut
Miss Sadie Kelley, OF Cold Earbor. Is
visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Leila Tucker, at Richmond. Is
the guest at tho Gifts,
Marian Gruhbs. Of Fulton. is spending
some time with Little Lillian Barker
at New Cold Harbor..
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Heny. Of Rich
mond, accompanied by Miss Belle Rlck-
etts OF Lynchburg, visited In the home
OF the formers aunt last Wednesday
r eninp. L. ...aLl u. -L-l.-I. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
POLE GREEN

Mrs. Joseph Carter. formerly OF Caro-
line county, who for several years, has
lived mt this place, died Sunday A.. NJ.
which she had been suffering for about
eight months. The funeral was prea CHI
ed Monday afternoon at s o'clock In Wal
nut Grove Baptist Church by the pastor.
Rev c.. H. Rylnnd. 1ntermept was made
Carter had been consistent member OF
the Baptist Church for q number OF
years. q
She Is survived by husbana>a and ten
children: Mesdames 2. l.. Luck, Brown
p. Perdue; Misses Florence and Bertha
Carter; Messrs. James. William. Ben
jamin, Richard Clarence. and Emmett
Carter She was a kind wife, an affec-