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Addison, London, made wooden foot with toe joints as well as ankla joint. Professor J. H. Brunninghause (179O) constructed an apparatus adapta- ble to amputations either above or be- low the knee. The ankle joint was fixed, but by means of. springs motion was secured both at Chopart's joint and in the toe joints.--Joseph MacDonald, IT,, MD. in the Medial News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-16

Buncoed-"Bilkins says there's ndth- ing in these get rich quick schemes"
 What's happened to him?" q think he's married to g. stingy heiress. ."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-16
UWtmter 9esnrts.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
The Episode Of the Parable
Readers,
vi I4 "a CHAPTER 4. N!
The events OF tho present are all strung
upon the thread of the past, and in *
telling over this chronological ro-
that strange, unlike beads
CHAPTER

upon the thread of the past, and in n
telling over this chronological ro-
sary,itnot infrequently happens
that strange, unlike beads
Ii follow each other Between
commissioning fingers,
8 II was nearly week after his letter;
further word. but walked IN ono. evening
as we were talking about him. He came
upon US SO suddenly that We were az
ama Gws She
started up quickly when the servant had
mentioned Maitland's Name and pressed
her hand convulsiyely upon her heart,
4 dcep crimson color. II was Is saying 70
myself that this was a comm on effect
Of sudden surprise. when I saw her clutch
Quickly at tho back OF a chair as #lfato5
steady herself. "a m on1ent later she sank
into her scat. FIer face was now as pale
rs ashes, and I felt had good reason
Z OF my scrutiny, for she turned her face
from mo and remained motioness.I The,
movement told me she was trying to re-
Tia strugsle
though 1watched her with some sollci-
ssars Ysre aspesa
Wen M the ras to Welcome '1 him She
extended her hand with much of her old,
simpulslYeness, saying: II have SO much
tor which 70 thank put Mnitlan 70
say" no rcjoined, "that I have been un-l
able thus far to be Of any real service
to you. The Ragobah cluos was II imiser-
tic tie justice to admit that We had no alter.
native but ITO follow it TO the end. I con;
1 SIS / have never been moro disappolnted
dear fellow,'' I said. tive all have much
TO no thankful for IN your safe return;
let Us not forget that. Maitland laughed,
''That reminds me-" he sale, Il .of no man
who passed the hat at a colorcd camp
meeting. When asked how m oh he had
collected, g he repll ed IS dldn, get /. Eo
You've got your hat back. and that's
about all, However, Will, Miss DarroW's
shall 80 back I TO lhe starting
a'iS"You arc making mo your debto !"
Gwen replied. slowly. Beyond my power
ever to repay you, '', a, V
ever DO demanded tof YOU, he rejolned,
THAT ] am busying myself In your snf-
fairs" The color sprarg to Ovens cheeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
s SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Bohemian Days

Bohemian Days.
N They nre gone with our or 'ei'' e' -
g33,S5f5Gs of tho Past FIG W l9
rho days Of l'oh Zen np : ie''>
IA sESgg white II e u, !. -,
aAs th, foni, Of the seas when they curl
to the blast. Il, s. 49,, :,
5S AS steadfast and true as inc i'1i ' - Ns
3s night. 5j5 ,8t3
And voices are dumb that were i's' =
jest, N, 4 .,,,+ u,nre
# And hands are now colo y l my w.
88lss warmer than wine; IN.
n And VI eyes hat once ehsstue''iceu - 80
4 i that we're pressed, 4, i,,,,os
a re missing this evening IN your ives l''y
$5@ ~ and mine.
u /, Cd love her; God love him! Ana on Aos
H S;;F5Ef4{4f the years, & - ~.
I-nfurled like the leaves from tho lo ' 8
n o N for for the days whom wo whistlet1i
Ana !. dreamed ear that the glory would never
depart!
4 So risc kindred spirits ana NC 'i ~
III d, tear wet your checks as you think nl
XII II Of the dend; 5j. rs S, i.
H And empty your glasses to days tl'a mai
were famed 4
$5 The days Of Bohemia-dcar days tnht
I'M M III, v. Sutherland.
Great Interest Expressed.
NJ Great interest Is expressed in the piano
recital to be given by Mr. John Il. foWell
%inS the audience room OF tho woman
VI Cml, next Friday evening. February sith,
Bgut $50 O'Clock
i9le,rhe recital Will be under the following
q yell known ladies'. from whom tickets
4 IN 4, .f,a obtained: Mrs. James w. Allison,
3 Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. Decatur Az
tell, Mrs William Fl. Adams, Mrs. John
4 * err Branch Mrs. Henry a. Baskerville,
Mrs. A. b. Gulgon, Mrs. It, G. Hair, Mrs.
& NJ: d. Hoge Mrs. John Hunter Mrs MI l.
II, Lewis, Mrs. A.. j. Montague, MRS.
4 Clarence AIilhiser, Mrs, T. William Fem
FRANCES B. Scott. Mrs. N. r. Savage, Mrs.
II Joseph 70. Willard, Mrs. Francis D. VII
liliarns and Miss Louise Williams.
{S Tickets are also on sale at W. D.5
! Nfoses's and the Gable Conpany's music
\ stores. at the Bell Book Company's store
and at tho yFoman's Club.
Il St.5V alentine Euchre.
8 The New York Globe and CONNER
&cial Advertiser of "Wednesday contained
sthe following account OF all entertain
Snent given Miss Mary w. Lewis, who
! with Miss Sadie Sutton, is visiting In
New y ork city. The account says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Lorton gave at their
residence yesterday n "St. Valentines
i progressive euchre" party in honor OF
Miss Mary Lewis, Of Richmond Va Full
q seope was given to the sentiment Of the
Il day, which was manifested by the heart
N shaped score cards and tho souvenir val
\ entines. The comic manipulated valen-
s& tines for the men caused much amuse-
ment. One of these contained tho picture
y of "a negro girl with kinky hair and valie-
M gated costume, who was made to re-.
ms r1S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
/ ,ntv rrocks OF white Lace and carried

dainty frocks Of white Lace and carried
pink roses and Roman hyacinths. me
bridesmaids were Miss Emily Brewster,
OF Rochester,: Miss Helen Clrlstlan, o.
Richmond; Miss Elizabeth Lowe. OF Lay 1.,
ton. Miss harriet Brown, Miss Mary Mel
son and Miss Louise Ogle Beall Of this
city. who made a charming picture III
their gowns Of rose pink chiffon and
white Lace, with hats Of white lace ana
pink roses and bouquets Of pink roses.
The groom. attended by his best man,
Mr. Duncan X Brent, met the bridal
Marty at tho chancel. Tho ush'rs were
Messrs. w. Plunkett Stewart, EDWARD
.,kipwith Bruce, r. Marsden Smith, Y.
Candy Robinson, Charles Is. Harrison,
Jr, Lawrence Fowler. y, y. Ayrnult
Robinson, Of This CITY, and Mr.. Waller
Morton, OF Richmond, Va.
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b. 20
Willapress upon the consciousness with
the regular persistent, relentless .th I2o
with the slow certainty OF a cancer. This
+ knew to have been Gwen's state since
to hiring about q healthful reaction had
Hitherto been futile. It Is not to be Won o
by me with delight as the beginning Of
that healthful reaction for which l had
iso5long sought. Is a II n
he. When a human bark in tho full tide OF
life ls suddenly dashed upon the rocks Of
despair, the wreckage Is strewn far and
wide, and st lis with no little difficulty,
that enough can be rescued to serve In
4 the rebuilding of even The small lest OF
craft. The thought. therefore,, that
sGwen's intellectual fiotsan was beginning
a.. length to swirl about a d efinites object
4 in a way to facilitate The rescue OF her
faculties, was TO- me a decidedly rcassur.-
the state ofycxcited expectancy, which she
( rad tried iniSvain to. . conceal, did I. not
$wane, hut waxed stronger as the days
went by. &F8 3Esf3 Ys
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Ah los ma. heart,
5 Cupid done grab It
Uf you find it

@ H, You ca II llab it. Nj
4 Handsome prizes were present ed to the
man and woman making the highest score.
The two BOBBY prizes were large, comic.
q hand painted valentines.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
I John y. Elmendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
C.SAdams, Mr.. and Mrs julien ]. Mason,
& MI and Mrs. Edward c. Paris, Mr., and
4 Mrs. Richard II Batcson, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
& Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard r. Colds
borough. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon
Battle, Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Sutton,
Miss Katharine Wisner, Miss Rosalie
Tone, Miss Irene Wise, Miss Helen sahler,
Y Miss Louise Jackson, Miss Isabel Geer,
Il Mr.. Willis Browning. DR.. George II. Bell,
+ DR.. George Boiling Lee, Colonel Tazowell
Elicit, Messrs. Percy Jackson, Robert
Livingston Schuyler. DR.. HARDWOOD Hunt
lngton and Colonel Thomas Marshall.
Speed-Mason.
"a marriage OF Wednesday, in which
Richmond and Virginia people will be
Y Interested was that of Miss May Masou
daughter OF Mr.. James NJ. Mason o,
3@ Charlestown, and Mr.. Philip Speed, OF
New York, who were married February
18TH in Zion Episcopal Church by the
Rev. John S. Alfriend, assisted by Bishop
y; W. III. iraYatt.9 Inc bride was att1red in
white chiffon cloth. with point lace APP
~ plique, and carried lilies Of the valley
She was given away by her father. Miss
Annie Mason, sister of the bride. was
maid of honor and Mr.. Ewing Speed
brother of the groom, best man. Tne
.8nshers We're Messrs. James M, Mason, Jr.,
4 and w. f. Alexander, of Charlestown;
y George B. Anderson and n S. Conant
Z of New York, and Robert Heath OF
4 Washington.
The bride is a granddaughter Of the late
United States Senator Mason, OF Virginia,
e and is one Of the well known Virginia
beauties The groom is native OF Louis
Il VILE. Ky, and Is at present on the staff
Y or the New York World, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 speed will reside iE New York.
McIntosl1-Rieman.
Miss Helen Christian was bridesmaid
md Mr.. Waller Morton, of this city. an
attendant at the wedding. OF Miss Char
I lotie Lowe Rieman to Mr.. David Gregg
N Mcintosh. Jr., taking place In Park Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, ut
r, M. Wednesday, The Baltimore Sun
OF February 10th says:
The bride was attended by her brother
Mr., G.. Alexander Rieman, by whom she
r. siw was given away. Her gown was of white
K SATIN embroidered with pearls and YELLED
j with rare Old point lace. She wore a tule
veil caught with a coronet OF orange bios,
SONS, and carried presentation bouaue,
Of lilies OF the valley, Her young nieces
Miss Isabel Rieman Thorn and Miss I2llf
S Lea Thorn, who attended her as maid o!
honor and flower girl respectively, wore
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OF Shirley, Mrs N caskie Cabell, Of this THIS.
city and Colonel and NJ RS. 'I'hylor II /, !.
,riie wedding cake, placed Oh Y colonial 'iiif
5tabla4 iii the bay window of the dining
room, was circle1 BY profuslo1 q
kajserife Augusta roses cent to tho pr rue
by President 3 Roosevelt. u, y
{ Among the CHESTS from a distance were
NJ n Stacey Brown, Of Newport, X, " a
brother OF the groom, and Mrs BfoWni
Songresst1ian Granger, Of Rhode ! sl 8. "a &c J
Captain y Z, =. NIGHTS. United states - e,
army, and Mrs Michic; Mnjor p. u y.
Myers, president Of the Atlantic coast
Gu WI F. Brook Miss Marianne Meade
and Mrs. john Lyons all OF Richmond. n
Tie Richmond party were Mt tho MONT
cello Hotel Mrs. Carter was tile guest
Of, Mrs. Pcgratn, OF Bank Street, Nor;
folk. s N s, y "a sS5s }sgs ~ Il
Personal Mention.
Miss Barnes Richardson, OF HUNTSVILLE,
Ia, is Visiting the family of pr. Z Lam "a
s g rooI p. tlsar No, 1os West efruce
Friends Sof N y Leslie Jennings VII
regret to hear " his serious Illness trom
TUESDAY ngllt;aile Is now n t tic Virginia
Idosplt lIe OF the most popular
young gen gentle tleme III nathe city.
The Kate Whcelock Whist Club met
"Wednesday at tte With Mrs Ghar Les
north md south were Mrs. james Sutton
snd Mrs. 81 Waller; east and md y vest EST
Mrs. Powhat tan Breeden and Mrs. e. y.
!vtngo.9 Tho I. next meeting Will be.w "
Mrs. James D. Crump at the Chesterileld.
? " Tho president OF tho Richmond Chap
ter, Daughters Of tho Confedserac e re-
meeting OF Lee Camp in the hall tonight
and ear!a n address from General IRVINE me
1ect Of "a monument to Confederate Tvs wo-
men. sS 3s}fS8 s2258sf 48 3{ sa Es i{5
sIG A new organix 10 be known us the
John ". Daniel Charter, DaughI i Of tne
Ne ws,, and application has been made for.
charter. The vii he !; an i,
ithuoght that q Mrs M G Gorge Neln1s. Wise
will be tho. first president. The chapter os ),
Will give q Confederate ball FEBRUARY 20 20
Lieutenant Governor Willard has re- 70
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Valentine Party.

Miss Mary chappell gave a delightful
valentine party Monday evening In honor
Of her guest, Miss Johnnie Parkinson,
The parlors We're artlstically decorated
with pink hearts Music and games We're
the pleasant features of the evening. AZ
IL clock the guests We're invited into the
dining room, the gentlemen choosing their
partners according to "A heart pierced by
an arrow. which they directed. Delicious,
fruits and ices were served by the charm
ing hostess. Among those present were
Misses Susie Creath, Edith Miller. LESSEE
Tyree Bessie Chappel and Grace Betty
Messrs. Warren Blaiton, Walter Creath.
Henry Hall, Howard Redd. Iittleton Chap
pellr Temple Chapel! and Hawthorne FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

Walking skirts made full after various
methods are all the fashion this year. and are
always comfortable as well as attractive. This
ono is made With Inverted tucks that Gun 20
being hold BY shaped straps at their lower
edges T'lecked cheviot 10 tho material from
which tho model Is made. the finish being
tailor stitching, The skirt consists of nind well
shaped cores. the tucks successfully oonceaaing
all the seams There are inverted plaits at the
back which ARE pressed flat and stitched 70
OF medium slzo the skirt will REQUIRE 7 ia
yards Of material e. s yards a. orA J.. Yards
down; ga yards "a 3-4 yards A. or SO inches
wide when material has no UP and down: The
pattern eat is cut for sizes %, q, IS, Is and
30 inch waist. 57Nf % tay .s
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'.sit is in the hope that no payment may
ever DO demanded tof you." he rejolned,
THAT j am busying myself In. your snf-
fairs The color spralg to Ovens cheeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
New Sorority.

A new sorority--the Kappa Alpha Tan--
at the Virginia Female Institute, stann-
ton. Va, has just been incorporated by
the State Corporation Commission. The
charter members are Miss Frances Page
Peyton, Miss Ruth Payne. Mias Mary Cor
nelia schnure. Miss Mildred Minor Mood
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Miss Gray Entertained.

{ Miss Susie Gray. OF Richmond, who IS
Slsitlnr her aunt, Mrs. Charles T.. Slaugh-
cor, III Client, Norfolk, was the guest OF
nonor at a pretty luncheon given Tues
any BY Mrs. Robert de Jarnetto at her
nome in Fairfax Avenue.
The table was charmingly decorated
with pink carnations and pink shaded
candles. Heart-shaped lunch cards were
laid beside each cover. Those present were
Hiss Gray, Misses Julia Smith and Leslie
Robinson, OF Baltimore; Miss Mabel
ChamLerlaine, Miss Cherry Nottingham,
Miss Lucy Hardy, Miss Mildred kensett
and Miss Anne Dornin.
Starke-St. John.
The Norfolk Dispatch Of Wednesday
afternoon says: lf
Mrs. Isaac Munroe st. John has issued
Invitations for the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Abby Munroe. 10 MT, William Wal
lace Starke, OF Norfolk, Va.
The wedding will DO celebrated Tues
day evening, February "Sth at o'clock,
in the beautiful colonial home OF the
bride No. 823 Caroline Street. Frcdcricks-
burg, Va, G,
Miss ST. John has scores OF friends IN
Richmond whom she frequently visits,
She belongs 10 tho most cultured ana
attractive class OF young Virginia women,
and is the granddaughter of the late Colo
mel Joseph Darlington, OF the Exchange
and Ballard Hotel, whose association and
that of his wife with this historic hos
telry made 1t for years famous through
out the entire South, The late Colonel
Isaac Munroc st, John, the father on the
bride-to-be. belonged TO an Influential
family OF Mobile, Ala, and was promi-
rently connected III business with rail
roads throughout Virginia and South. Mr.
Starkc Is most fayorably known IN PRO
fessional and social circles IN Norfolk
and Richmond, The announcement is one
that carries with it marked degree o.
| Interest.
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8Patt 81 Newport News. 4 | nnd }. Afra.
Patton gave a dinner 2 nes1ay 3f,iE1tt ct
fsr vSnsa Acs ,h' a' saei Mt. 'as
MD Sflss Atsrsnia, y Kent eky, the sister
s Ntr. Frank Nfcc rti,y. Of this cit Y, rep-
Sreseiiting the lone 1rsuri nco GO i hipa ny
6rt eSt seeh FAX 's MI IL s
St,Gruhy Ithe son Of Mr.aaiid Mrs. william
Mccarthy, ma has many ~ r i friends en-
sHfs T0 S ss eysy sst atS
from the officers Of The cc'i'P2ain VII
whom, he ia asspcated ad his, ss ,,t
ss atHTfS, ~ Mse sSs y 5sfsaa y
lii S Nsw YORK Ms' and md Is With her 6rother
daily. a N M u. & w ga
ga mts q sirs' j. i Marys' III Newport
e Mss M11snnf Msda a
t. few II days 80 u /. III
u ,rhe current issue Of the Arm n: Navy
1segister has the following nr,,,o ~
n,ent Mrs James y ;sai'f9 Is, =, q
t,tlr Sanford. to- Lie.enant William
$Brackett United STATES marine n Sorps.
Miss Katherine Newbi1 Of Norfolk, is
the guest Of Miss Constance Bvans, OF
North sixth Street ~. = W
IA A pretty wedding took place W's,dne4ssdnyy
!. Presby terian1 Church. Washington. p
the tracing pa,rttiis s,,, 6elnS, an MIS-
q q +; Pcte nsI Va: The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas 3. Gay In the
presence OF q few friends. X
Mr.. Iatin,cr Cord on left Tuesday for or
Charlotte, N. G. "a Il ~ H.
ok Miss Betty Christian IS visiting her
uncle, Mr. Edmund Chr ian, Il ct Money
Point. VI J. .8i 83s b. 3i Y; N $5S 83i 9
MI. Walter Ga1Ibort, OF stu union, Is III
at tho the Memorial .osp.sta e.
y A Dr., Hugh Taylor was q guest At the
wedding OF Miss Uaebecca Martin. to DIR.
Robert NJ TIA liaferro, taking place IN
Lynchburg Wednesday evening
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Wedding Reception.

At the wedding reception of Lleutenr
ant and Mrs. Lewis Brown, held In the
home Of Colonel and Mrs. Waller III. Tay-
lor. York Street, Norfolk, 'front.' to 10
o'clock, Wednesday, evening. the bride
and groom received wlsh General and
Mrs, TitzauEk Lee Mrs. robert Carter,
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ward, of Richmond, and chingen Julia
Yen.
The purposes OF the society as set forth
In the charter are tho binding together
of it's members in eternal friendship, mu-
tual announcement In sustaining the
standard Of the school. social enjoyment,
and tho rendering Of all possible assist
ance 40 members in case Of suffering or
distress.
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Sponsor and Maid,

Miss Laura stlckloy, of Strasburg. has
been made sponsor, and Miss Bessie Iol-
lar, of Toms Brook, maid Of honor by
Slower Camp. Confederate Veterans, Of
Strasburg forSthe Confederate reunion
in I0ulsYille, KY, neal June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

her grave? I have promised her that she shall
Caste1-Vittorio once more before she dies 1t will
break her heart signor, if l go beyond reach
But you can explain that you will come back
some day. III even undertake to be down here
again next year for certain
For the old there is no next year for certain,
signor. Giacinta Velliano is more than eighty"
Poor Harold fretted and fumed 1t was the first
and greatest trial that life had brought him. He
even fancied that he a white hair or two among
his sandy locks. Existence stretched out a dreary
blank without the companionship of Pletro. Prom
ises were no temptatiOn-even an increase of
wages did not win more than grateful thanks
from Young Velano. Then accident solved the
difficulty, and after all the chauffeur was the
steamer that took his master back to England
from Marseiles.
1t happened that, standing the steps of the
hotel waiting for his automobile, Harold saw
Signora VellanO potterng about at her usual tasks
Suddenly a great idea entered his narrow brow, and
he approached the old herself on the sub
iect of her grandson.
He is very good boy, Pietro old woman,
brave boy and a splendid chauffeur. Some day
he might have been great man and got known all
over Europe as a famous driver; but something is
standing between him and his future. He will not
come home with me. His great career will never
come off
He will go nowhere soon. He will end by
being H. led up, signor if he does not kill himself
and YOU They tell me that you dare not drive
you do
Don't believe it. The owner wanted fifty
pounds for his brutal poodle. He swore it could
do everything but talk OF course he was liar;
but l paid the money. 1t was not Pietros fault
at ALT never is. The world is full of fools with
dogs and babies, Giacinta. But as for Pietro,
1adv is in the case: a woman keeps HIM from COM
ing with me to England to make his fortune
a hope you tell me true, signor.'
can old 1ady-his silly grandmother, IN fact.
tTO1, l. g RI LyDOyV I am
body He will keep his word. He will never quite
leave me; he will close my eyes and take my bones
back to my native town under Mount Vetta.'
'sWhat rot! Besides, l can leave orders with
notary to do it l know we must all die and all
that sort of thing, Giacnta. Well I'll leave fifty
Quid-pounds-for the business-I swear l will
He screwed in his eye-glass and regarded the old
woman earnestly.
"A notary is not your grandson, signor. 1t is
his solemn duty. He has even promised that
shall see Castel-Vittorio with these eyes before
close them for the last time. Do not tempt him to
break that promise.