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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
NATCHEZ PEOPLE
HAD TO |: RI ! Il. D
Party Of Four From That That: City
Not Allowed to Linger in
NewportsNews.
SENT ON 10 70 NEW Jersey SEX
Light and Power Company to
Have New and Larger Ice
Plant.
SENT ON TO NEW JERSEY y
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.)

SpeCldl 10 ue 1tllIllCS-OISl)utCIl.Jtt tsa
EXPORT NEWS. VA. Septcm Der 10.
-Four persons, coming direct from Nat.
chez, Miss. where two new cases Of
yellow fever were reported last week.
and Ohio train yesterday morning at
Unit States marine hospital surgeon,
ance With instructions from. the surgeon.
general. DR.. Jones detained the passen-.
gers here Until last n!gh when ne Re h put
Civ Via pS Cape h s ' The doctor las
instructions to keep all suspects going
inorthward and not to permit them TO stop
within. his district.
prominent cotton Broker OF Naatchez. his
protested strenuously against being dc:
tained, and begged 70 be, allowed TO re- re-,
turn to Richmond. where he said he could
motested The man and mis- family were
on their way 70 the Chambcrlin Hotel.
where they proposed to sp zen 1ef sey Naa
chez on account Of the feVer. st
New. Ice Plant.
q Work is to be started in the near future
upon a new Ice plant for the Citia ;.', 5,
Railway,% Light and Power company; 81
this city. At a meeting Of the board G OF
, directors OF the company here yesler
it was decided that the capacity 20, or the
plant should be Increased BY nfty per
cent and that 1t would De DetleT ~ put
in a new plant instead OF adding 70 inc
Facilities OF the old one. # s \.
Meetings OF the directors Of the New
mort News and Old Point Ran way COM
p nan the Newport News Gas Company
md the Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal
comnany were held at the Warwick use:
After the meetings w. J: Payne VINO ~
1nrSelv Interested in all of5the companies,
aniI that no hing of public interest mao
heen done except the decision 70 replace
| the Ice plant of the Citizens company
| Among those who attended ne i, M I,eet
| ings were w. ]. Payne D,-G. nolIG3As'o "
Of whom returned to Richmond last night
Found Plenty Of Beer.
Late last night Chief Of Police Roy.
nolds and squad ralded place o.. or
Twenty-fourt Street, known as tne
"North Carolina House and harresiee
i Nh mic Edmonds, d middle.agedS white Wo
man on the charge of selling liquor WI =
nmt' license. Thirty dozen bottles o
beer were found in the refrlgerator ~ M ~
piace, B The chief has had the mouse T hInE
pamrveillancc Tor some time, ana tnln =
h ba IN suf ticient evidence to CONVEX w
uonn n on both charges. . I, Z, J.. !, !,
THE city public schools open ~ INV
r,nr nj me- = for the session Of BOOB, In !,
chcs princiEalss eG1a Instrue
lions from superintenSdeern,tt MoTIon; y,li b
| cxpectcd that about 2Np pup,is m,ii
enrolled in both white ana 'L s. co = l'''
4 schools af ~ ----.-- ,----------a 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
NEW SIGNAL SERVICE .
Erie to Spend Large Sum in FER
Fl, fectinp It's System.

< THE Erie Railroad has. arranged LOT
the immediate expenditure OF 3225 900 for
the installation 9of the most modern and
efficient, RI. lwax, signal that has yet been
nut onthe Snnarket.g-fIt,fis known as tho
Hall Electric semaphore Normal Clear
system and. Is operated BY stationary
storage batteries. The line between Ber-
gen, N. r., and Middletown, distance OF
6s miles, is to be equipped al; once. For
the first 80 miles the signals. will be put
two thirds OF a mile apart; for the rest
OF the distance. about one and one-thrd
miles apart. 1t will require Avs. power
plants for charging the; batteries. Hith'
erto a9manual block. which dis tower
with signals operated by "a .ttowerman
has been used as a block protection, but
It has been deemed best TO !, install ar
automatic system for further protection
and to accelerate the movement OF trains
The new system will be extended over
the entire line In the future.
The new terminal Of the Lackawana
at Hoboken, which is to cost 5000, 600
and Is now being constructed. Ia TO b
a model OF convenience. and comfort.
Thirty-one railroads report for thu
third week in August gross earnings
amounting to @7.9ds.l93 an increase o
s347,2ll over the same period In .ilH4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
WE'D IN&WILMINGTON.
Surprise Marriage Of State Sena-
tor Empie and Mrs. Poisson.

(Special'to The Times-Dispatch)
WILMl NGTON, N G., Sept S9.--I = Q
chief event ofsthe week to wilmington So So,
ciety was the marriage Of Brooke g.. En-
pie prominent member OF the bar @ OF :
the city and State senator OF New RAN
over and Brunswick counties, and MIS- rs
1vedding the most intimate friends OF the
contra citing parties, barring "a rev. were
not informed OF the happy event; conse.
auent1y the ot !. saH htnh Social
positions. the bride being a.. s,sterI!I t,a
Of the Baron Frederick Poisson ana m ,rhe
groom5a brother ofLtthe baroness, ,rhc
G av'"asRd was celebrated b Rev. r. w;
HoEue, rector Of ST. James Episcopal
Church., this city. ..,., ~, -
Local society IS also aSuS ",ei ~ m
former Wilmingtpnian.SM Mr., Frederick e {, -:
Boes EePpfIKentatho os o. 81 m Messrs
FGsk a & sons ossH ana Miss Mary EDELIN, Of
Maryland. Announcements OF the forth,
coming nuptial event have been rec &c Y,
here The ceremony will occur. IN B Gilat
s Is a son on Of Major G. p, Bodies, OF the
Government department In Washington.
and lis a native of this city. The affair IS
favored slightly WITH tn romanee nome as OF Of
Gf soth the K L EAs GFe and LAroso German
Clubs, the two Leading Soclal ~ ~,
N Meeting IL .a this month and prepare for gay
winters season The opening dance neo OF
each club will not, however, occur before
The marriage of Miss Helen Euseniaa
Npabry, daughter Of Mr.. r. g: Mabry. OF
Ridgeway, \. c., and who up to TINS yeaI
School faculty, to Mr.. John Alexan deI
NLaGeachy,. Of this city, was eelebrate g
Tuesday night In Ridgeway, the ,,s scene S o.
Methodist Church, and the officiating min.
lister being Rev. j. Q. tkinson, editor. O.
the Christian Sun. The bridal attendanlc9
az the cdincc was beautifully. decorated
and Brilliant yighted up. The usher,f
| were Messrs Buxton Williams and wei /
William Graham and Miss Asia Collins
the maid Of honor, with Mr.. Rlchart
McGeachy the best man. The bride wa g;
accompanied by her brother MI. w.
Nal y . i
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SOCIAL NEWS o.
'.N0RT'H0C'.A||R|.0 ! |: [. ! !.
Marriages and Weddings That
Are Yet II, Prospect in
s355t Charlotte. \
A SURPRISE IN WILMINGTON
Marriage 81 d State Senator to a
Social voritc-Othcr
Events Of Interest.

c IdIl +, septe a,1 iorhe most
pnst = ~, Wa s. t,,f j. e y
{safbs ss, e air5ss
q Il, Ary ~ D, g , 4 nSrrage y|il
Gharc in Tits eity oet5bcr tie Isl, and aHtia
il5ast Ayertue Viii FOLLOW lie u eerSesmony
social set, and Mr.. Gmi I Is gou prose
ps19. an sd9qM1 ME- TFf h Lance have issued
MISC Rath a and Sr nan
Les EsSe wl tsk oc p1ssc us
parents IN fDilworth. B 81.
ar event OF interest to many, {, ChariGtts
e eseRag wa 81 snem ,aVfaas MISS
Holland d, Ne. Lawrence z. t,oylng,on..
ssTf ss HaTs eyasn' Years % vas
iteacher:of muyie In Eliznbesh College, in
this cltSt and has n host OF friends here.
ceykS has hfa sns BBe19n and
y;tSrs ana hss a sSs P Rs,a
SMsf r ana snsk Waiksss
cards anntune nR tie engagen, s,t OF J, their Z
daughterMiss Nell Mnrteorgs WAS " 2, 4
, akk,0G pa esnha Miss t,Rf
a charming young woman. popular nv, IN
social circles. and the groom TO. be- VINO
from one OF the Oldest families OF Neck
e!nb ba eof p, 1, ,ta IAN, woak
was Il the german ! in Dilworth Hall Fri.
day evening, given by the young men 10, o,
rs 70 ysi,1Ing ya0qthhs
young matrons In the social circles were
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.DIGG|NG IN DEBRIS. !.
TO find more. BODIES D 5
(By Associated Press.)

coSSELLsVILLE. PA, Sept. lo.-Ih nc
scene Of complete devastation IN inc nc
vicinity OF the site OF the Ranu row row.
der Works, which were DESTROYED ny .hhh
explosion yesterday. bcggars DESCRIPTION 4.
Men were ut work to-day ploughihs oYcr
and digging in the debris debris tin ehe hop :,
OF finding more bodies, nut ohiy a'
arm, shoulder, foot or por1. l'' - ~. .na.
red bone could be found now ana t' ',n.
and 1t is likely that the ooo,es - ,r ,,o
six missing viii never be identified. the
do,d bodies nov recognized number
J ua1vel while there are six unidentified
= ~ adding the little child who was
hil i 81 4 wagon, the death list mum lll
bers 10. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
DUAL MEET lWITH,OXFORD
American Runner Trying to Ar.
range Contest With Cornell.
4, MI = ,ri,,,ou.NIunntc

4Hl * (SDcClal 10 Inc ,llIHes'DlsphtCu.J
NEW YORK, September lo.--Warren
f.. schutt. OF Cornell, the New York
State Rhodes scholar att Oxford Uni.
ycrsity, is working hard to bring about
a dual track meet between Cornell and
oxford next summer. Since the story
leaked out that schutt was endeayorlng
10 consummate such scheme. every
body is now anxious to sec him succeed.
as nothing would please the Cornell ath,
lctes better than an opportunity 70 meet
.5,c English team In dual competition,
schutt's Idea Is to have this meet held
next summer about the same
time az the Yale Harvard OK
ford Cambridge, which will be
held in THIS country some cine d hl
inK bs suly or YosK hhadelpha or f,haea
would be good places 70 hold the con,
test, az Cornell has a strong
alumni representation In all oil
tfiose places The details OF THU
meet have an yet not been decided upon
but there - stronk pfonabiii.y ma IA
be strong sentiment brought TO boar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Trade Very, Dull.

The trade conditions on the market ale
ex tremelys5lauiet, and produce Is going
very slowly The prices wefc quoted sa5
urday as follows: Bananas 20 gents
dozen. caches. Two quarts for % cents.
or 10 cents a basket: Bartlett pears. two
Quarts :25 cents; sycle pears, two quarts
Is cents; apples, go cents and an p cents ,,s
hnlt-pccls: grapes, 10 cents. 20 cents ana
head; to,na toes. two quarts Ii cents:
snaps. two quarts Is cents. or % cents
a half egg pants, 10 cents ts,,,o Or
three for % cents: hcets. Scents q punch:
cents d bunch: celery,5lg cents a stalk. q
three stalks 25c; cabbage. 10 cents ana
Is cents head: butter beans, 10 cents
az quart: black eye peas. y cents ~ :
Beck: turnips. 5 cents a bunch; corn. 20
cents a dozen: Irish po. ntoes, . cents 1!',
a peck. and chickens. which are very
scarce, 20 cents. % cents and % &c IT'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
S, S, INSTITUTE.
Baptist Association Arranging for
One in October

A Sunday School Institute, for the snc-
cial benefit OF the Sunday school teach
ers and other workers OF Richmond and
vicinity Will be held here the first two
weeks in October. The dates will be Oc-
tober I'd to 18th, inclusive. and there
will probably be two sessions each day.
The hours and some other details remain
to be arranged. These are In the hands
OF a committee Of the Baptist Sunday
School Association, Of which Professor
W. A. Harris, Of Richmond College. Is
chairman.
The institute, which Is looked forward
to with keen interest by Sunday schoo
people, will be conducted by Rev, II. W
Spilman. field secretary OF the Sunds,
School Board OF the Southern Baptls
Z Convention He will be assisted by Rev
w. G. Barrett. the gifted pastor OF tn
Second Baptist Church OF Durham, n
c.. and number OF others experienced
In Sunday school matters.
The subjects to he taught or discussed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
NEW FURNITURE STORE FOR RICH
NMONQ. W. HLl.s- y. ~

Mr.. Il. II. nailey, OF tho! firm Of Bailey
and Black. left for the North last week
for the purpose OF purchasing $500
worth Of stock Of household furniture for
their new store at 1400 y. Nal Street,
1t IL MIR, Raicys purpose To- visit the
largest furniture manufacturers IN that
section Of The country. with o View OF
selecting the latest pa terns and styles
In household furniture, as It IS Inc inten-
lion ~ the now Arm TO carry fuli ms
Of strictly modern and stylish goods In
their new store. M Bailey has been en-
gaged In lie furniture business for tho
pas, ten or twelve years, and is one Of
ihe bcat posted mon In that llnp 81 busi-
uesS In Richmond. II Is ntlcipatcd that
the store Al M. 1909 East Main Street
WIN have In llie next few weeks one OF
the abandonment furniture STOCKS W the
city.
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News From 1arratt.
}fspcclal 10 The Tlmes- tch

94i5 Especial 10 The Tlmcs- DspatchJ "a
4 JARRATT. VA, Sept 70 m ra Z. .. Ian IAN
her parents here while her husband is absent
on a business trip 70 New England and Canad a.
turned from a very pleasant v!s.t TO reia;ves
In Blackstone gs 7st,.a .gsSae.! = =
\ Mr. Az, Clements is the guest Of Dr. O. 9
Wright. III. W rs
Mr'5Andrew Creath. Of Richmond, 10 Visiting
his sisters and brothers near this place.
z Miss Bessie Tench. who has been VISITING 10
Petersburg has returned home accompanied
by her aunt. Nils Cummins.
r hfessrs. Elicit, Bowman. Gary. Nckabe ans
Hill attorneys Tor the Tidewa,er Railroad are
at + Hotel 3rizzArd. sac q: tx !,
Mrs. scabDrnc, wife of Captain Snaborne
OF the Atlantic Coast Line has returned 10
her home in Norfolk after an extended visit y
her parents NJ Rural Bower, !, w =.
& ! Services viii be conducted at the Centenary
81. p. Church during this week by the PASTOR,
Rev. y. D.. Forkner. =, 1,
although there has been scarcity OF LABOR
during the month OF August.
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ne ..I:;,E .I DISTRICT i : R;

charlc. A. Phllps and two l!,, so,3 apg vs. -
tors have re-, urned 70 Their h9ms e. Mss Charles
Ave i,}}i.on 1r9 at %aYnesporo I
spend,1f i Sc mG %es
Mrs v sSa . ha spena The her
Mgs Valentine Hechler and Valentine vs.
HechIer have returned 81 dns, stay Of
% Park az Blae esa House
dasNkhteso i Io %sst
&rafnf S''sise ! ~ s,, J,
JOIN s. Harwqo Sos sn MS %s ses
L dsa;|s ST sg.''e'tf'w
ya 8 The guest g xsb hss aunt YRS onA''s =
returned 10 their home y,st To ,heir
s s5resia sfa john Ss Norfolk
ef xsA fissas
returned ddt TO her home, No ils Sorsf H ~
e sGs s5sa's
abrnptSy eter Is serns
's Says SEeen sn v,ssins Ms
THImsr H ps% G K Hss naS
returned to their home Me- 1881 west '9 rase
y sss ss Fasf Sss 81
sifs f1sss5 SS s sss I d Sst
AS Masier j. Lanha Mlnson Of M sss5 WEI !
era rs,dfather Mr. Thomas Minsoh't " 4 s.
Mss Glare Neal Of Pleasant Grove unen'
burg epSny d ' ana rs pa@so Wskn
| No. 2205 Ark avenue 5ii 545,t5 ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
STEAMER GUT. THR0U.G:I!A'|.
1. TWENTY miles! OF; ICE
f13y Associated Press.)

ST. JOHN. N. b., Sept. lo.-F; !, solllEo n
and A. Kisllng, OF the Peary supply
ship Eric, arrived here TO-DAY On th ~,
way 10 washington. where they VIII
report s On the progress Of the Polar es-
nedltion up 20 the time they left Com
mander Peary. on August let t. at E,ah.
Greenland. The men decline to make ma e J
Satailed statement at this time. put thes
az the roosevelt encountered her i ,l's
"a, Ice barrier near Etah, was
.fre,ch office OF twenty miles, and ~! tne
commanders sturdy steamer WEN
through the field in excel e ant manner :,
The Eskimos, they report. were sreat.s
pleased to sec Commander Peary. 5hno
we're anxious TO join in his y ntureson'e
Journey. \. !. esE-a lt ~ $3.50
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tho bisEcst and most sat istactory Of my
lhst he nat only d9e a. ne ne
i,tSlissas@bu. {dcaere and iMycrs tsr oil to,ti'--
irlus increase hnnunly, md South 1afston d
Saiira,ly iepntel " lc onp OF HE foremost tnat-
b Iktts III Old virginia. a 35i s " "a " .
ie IL n u mr. 4, als n , hssT
r,orlttI ysl II rtnch tic a5.tpo3 6o5 pound mark
ni,,t il won tnar hut feNs SAa,s TO fsHt hut
tr,onntc n she tlniies 70 grow tho future
Al ia this equipments 5tor hhhdng nba GEO.
mono nrc better An Jwllc i, anti evan no ttc
sinofn tobaece4 than IL be Ing sold hers. KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Suppress Mexican Lotteries.
(By Associated I'rsss.)

GuADAIAJXKA, MEXICO, September
lO-s,ate officials here say that word haA
been sent out from The city OF Mexico
that all lotteries IN tbs republic must he
suppressed, The suppression will follow
the expiration OF the franchise held by
the Iotera DE La Bcnef.cienciA Fubllca,
This franchise was granted for Ntwshiy-
Ave years and has year YET 10 run.
The Federal government viii vet m Sx'
ample BY suppregsing the Dasiopal lot
terry which IL under government control
and the States which conduct lotteries
! win, It is claimed, follow suit. For Ysaft
Mexico has been the greatest lottery
| country on earth.
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OFFICERS OF THE FARMERS NATIONAL cONel'Ess
III. for as t Ten pays"
opment-rIon. viii Be Powell. shadeland

- ii.
Pa.
Discussion. asg5 - =,
Introduction Of Resolutions:
to the vn,,ad s, az Im nn
grants9Representat Of the 1mn,igra (
ton Restriction League and the Nation
al Civic Federation.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
Of Resolutions
Postal Reforms and improvements OF
special Interest to Fnrmers-Hon Joh1
Lamb, NJ. c. Richmond, Va.
IectureeMrs. John a.. Logan, Wash
ington. D. G.
Report Of Gemmit5es on Ee 80
Election of Officers.
Final Report Of Committee on Reso.
lutions.
o'l'"''sAs EPTEMBER 1922.
Excursions, (, Side Trips, etc.
5,84 /. SEPTEMBER "a.
Adjournment sine die.
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- !, i, n The Times-D!spatch.)
DEATHS.

is 'ntehmber ST., JOHN + BELL. in tho
sixty-sixth, year q Of his age - o,,,orr
A. NJ. Services and interment in ttol7
lywool, 8
SCH uTTE-Died September 9th. at $50
r. NJ at his home. In Ghesterfleld eoun-
4 I'll 'BERSARD &. scHUTTE, in the
NJ slxty-slxth year OF his age, y,
n MORNING., at 10 O'clock, from 81.
III Mary's Church. 4nterment IN st. Mays
vH Cemetery, X al K m ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

In the Institute sill be "old TeaItnn,etti \.
History" 2'"Tho Life OF Christ" sunday J,
School Manng !" Primary Works''
aid .sunday School Teaching, Th n'f
will be chapel services each dry, and one y.
evening there will be a social. designed l.,t I
especially to bring the Sunday school
people OF the community into closer 9 C.
qualntniice. N II y ii ~ B. Sy n. ID \. Kim,
All OF the details for the institute vii
be ARRANGED Ills week. 9 \. *, \ 38tl.
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Sunday School Convention.

u 1HpncInI % The TlntHT =! apI!rH J "a,
sHAWsyilLE. VA Sept, lo,,gEriday, " VII ~
the Montgomery county Sunday school con- ~
yention mos easanty anE profff or ney
Years, IL over has the convention been such
success, This attendance was very large ana
the best Of feeling prevailed. Z. !,
number Of towns. In which there was constd,
crnble rivalry cylnced. It was decided thal Lne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
PALMYRA GAY,
A Silver Tea With Many. Most
Enjoyable Features, Az
.nao,aI 10 Tho Times tch.

Especial 70 The T!Mes- pIspatchJ y
PALAlfRA, VA. Sept lo;;.yhs, s sly *.
eea HisH Episcopal Church Of PALMYRA Friday
evening beautiful SUCCESS Il eys TIL, par 81
liz Midway Hotel. which Mr. Haden has ro;;
Gently reftted and furnished, and Large sra7 y
Hons. music and flash light pictures; -,
! Miss Vlrgil!a Petit gave Some OF heT !po us
choice selections and was enthus'as'eca''s ''
Miss Lucy Rosssr and Fiss Clara Petit r Eea g.
Herrind and Mr.. Paul Petit had to- resp0Ao y
many vocal encores. sy6 f3 4l - tha
lawn and consisted ot famous sta Gypsy
nictures and miscellaneous selsc t@ons,
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GOLDEN JUBILEE
OF CENTRAL. v [: ||::|.'|
fny Associa Ted Prcss.)

CINcINNATI,8 O., Sept lo o: I ,.ll.,
!, : ndInr tho rain, 1900 persons maj ched !
this afternoon in the annual parade !, g. =.
tie Central yere'n on the opening gay :.
az the golden Jubilee OF the national or
% nization. Mgr. ia coma celebrated pom
,incaI shixh mass at Holy Trinity Church
during me morning and tonight mass mass
rooetInr vas held Mt Music Hall. pre-
sided over by Archbishop Aioeiler. GOV
ernor Jerrick and others delivered red al ID
dresses OF welcome. 5t,53a m i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11

Who there Is q slight falling Of r., IN poubnd e.
sold ending Ansvs. ss farn @s and
n ,sknk .h Raa consdqios the sht crop pro
dueed last year the market has ~ maze ase eIr
s ,p.rt.t does not compare With other markets
In TIC old belt--we practically held onri o~ 2:
, n oIhcr markets have fallen 3milllons ol
m Am behind In previous years, III.
Ths think we the . future w saal
! ~ iIo bSiieys that the seven commodlogs
20 hcre Will make tho coming tobacco
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Fine Sermon On Service.

Rev. E. w. stone, OF Emmanuel Baptist
Church, preached a fine% sermon iyester-
day morning service. t!o he.!e discourse
was very appropriate one to thes open
ing up Of thel&fall work, bandpwns in the
nature of IN stirring appeal to.lthe peo-
pie OF Emmanuel to arouse themselves
and take hold OF the great work that . lies
before them The CONGREGATION was large
and the service one OF deep interest.
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SUNDAY ARRIVALS.
Guests Who Are Registered at the
Various Hotels Of the City.

Following are the guests who ore reg
isteredu at the principal i hotels Of the
city: ,.syts III
pa: Miss A. c. Vigo. Birmingham, Ala:
g. r. Hicks, Louisville KY: T. Ma
hony, Maryland, AL Mayer. PhiladelRhia;
DR.. II. H. Bass, Henderson. N. C.; w. II.
Null Chicago; cH; ,a TiIiss'ey " co Wap
Friedman, Baltimore; c. G.. Jones. Smith
field, Va: ]. E. Barry, Norfolk; E., p.
Hewitt Norfolk: H. "A. Dudley and wife,
Chatham; H.sY. Vail and wife, Norfoik;
R. 0. Chandler, Suffolk; NJ. 8. smith l,;a
/ Lexington o. English Cass, W. Va. :;
H. M. Brown. Pittsburg: w. -. Wooson.
Cambridge. Md: " NJ. Hazelgrove. Chi
Charles T. Reefes. Boydton, Va; james
p pHian A 1rtsans g.; X, Heiman. Green
vile, Pa. o.. L. Carter, Wooster. @:
Miss Mabel Denton, Clayton,N.t G.; Jesse Jesse
aid, w, va; M. B. Wightman. New
Yord; !, Case e Edward, Z. New York;
r. GrSye aS,. city r 7 P =; MtG1,
RIchmond; Howard simmons, New York
and Mrs. Albert l.. Willis, New York; w
Lewis Holt, nchburg; Thomas NJ. Cath.
right and E. r. seaton CoviE s 3 va a;
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Vile, New York; &c. F. Mcintosh Norfolk
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Richmonders in New York.
Isnccial ln rha TIn1es- Dlspntch.l

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schoefcr; York, ~. II. Walsh, Herald
Square j. NJ. West. p. A. seaton; Park
Avenue y, Men. Simpson:e Hotel Astor,
]. e. Cannon. G. r.. Borden ana wlte;
woodward, II. y. lEichelberger,
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Officers Collections

Professor W. a. Harris, OF Richmond
College. chairmun of conln,itteeo son Sun.
day School Institute, made his report and
made an Interesting talkSalong 1.-THE line
Of work proposed Sto;issbe done eby the
Institute. $f! it{.s.kat * ].
The attendance was very good and the
association enters uponfthe fall and win
ter work with enthusiasm