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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-14

has won the high reputation which M
enjoys by hard work and honorable
methods.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-14

CHARLES J. VOPICKA
has well earned the good will OF the
community which he enjoys to such q
large extent
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-14
VLADIMIR T.. CERVENY

has n tiawless record us u citizen ana
II typical Chicagonn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-14

WILLIAM II. LYMAN
possesses In an eminent degree those
merits and qualities which 20 to make
up the true Chlcagoan. He is best
liked by those who know him best.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

taeroa ocupSdos por eniermos con
atecciones cont sglosas, 81 bien no de
caracser epid6mico.
Estas desIlf ,cciores SO practcRn,
no solaments por disposi ion de los
medicos encargados de la inspection,
81 que tamblen por eXigirlo las fami'
lias en- cuyas casas residen los enfer-
mos.
Sc ha dado el case de que, en- re
petidas ocasioues, llegara q Ia ofctna
de SAM lad la solicitud de las fsmi-
Iias antes que ell parte del me lco pa
ra proceder 10 desinfecci6u.
FL pdblico prcgresa.
Ell Quartet general ha ex0edido
con facha de aver los nombramientos
de cabos q favor de los policias In u
lares, se1ores Marcelino Sierra, An
tonic Sinonpietri, Felipe O,tlz, Ra
mon Agueros, Salvador G Lopsz, Ra
fael Bird y Pedro MARTINEZ
-Anoche fue datenido en- COamo,
Pedro Calder6n, acus4do de abuse de
confanza respecto de su novia Evan
gelista Jes1s,
En- el mismo pueblo ocurri6 I'm CO.
nato de incendio, ell cual pudo SOTO
carse en- ell acto,
IS gtu lnformas del medioo ms
pector del Dlstrito Sur, los casos dc
entermedad que ocurren en Barros NC
revision importaucia alguna. Solo
un caso pudo comprobar que tuviese
una consecuencia fatal y fue debdc
& complicaciones en- el enfsrmo. Ell
la ofcina de Sauidad exlste la Green
cia de que la enfsrmedad reinaote er
Barros ca la <debre dopgues, Slnem
barge, tomanse precauciones para
evitar cualquier contagio.
-Esta mahaua ocurri6 una terri
BILE desgracia en- ell el pueblo dc Rlt
Grande,
Ahogaronse On el rio eE'piritu San
to>, una sehora y un nho. No hal
aparecldo todavia los cadavcres,
--Anochs como q las nueve me
dia, hubo un conato dc ince n lilo en- !,
casa de Juan Jarrap, en- el pueblo d
Caguas, sin conseouencia
Nos intorman de Salinas que o.
la central Aguirre fu6 cogido baio 10
earros, esta maheua, ell cor ductor dc
tren de cafia Miguel Apoute, resultau
do con heridas do suua gravedsd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A

lis verdaderamente agradable la
estancia en- ell COSMOPOLITAN CLUB,
olegante Casino recien instalado en- la
calle del Cristo l6, altos.
Dos bilIares magnihcos, buonos
peri6dicos, piano eycelente y libros Sc
lectos, sirven para deleltar a los que
concurren q ese Cent? ).
Sc encuentran ALI exquisitas CO.
midas bebidas q cualquier hora del
dia de la noche, con un servicio muy
esmerado.
La carretera de San Juan q Hu-
macao atraviesa varios pueblos; pc,
TO nlogunu iDspira mas s!mpanas que
Juncos. Siempre hscen parada gu e,
visltan la farmaeia de Marun' y sc
proven oe su Alcoholado.
--Desde aver Sc encuentra en- San
Juan nuestro distinguldo amigo y CO.
rreliglonario Ell abogado de Guayama
senior Lloreda Casabo, quien 50 dispo-
ne A prestar luramento para posvular
ante la C0rte Federal do los Esta-
dos Unidos. Regresara en- breve q
Guayana,
NJ nay ataque de digestion pur
aevero que sea que pueda reslstlr al
tratamientO do las Pastlllas Amt lcas
del DR., Le Roy.
La sefi3rita LuIsa Trrres ha
renunclado ell puesto que desempt aba
en- Ia ohclna de- telegrafus.
--Le ofcina de Sanidad ha repair
lido Ell informe sanitarlo de Sao Juan
CORES pondiente a Ia semaoa que ter
nina ell 81 de Mario.
-Predlcaran en- ell novenario d.
la Virgen de los Dolores, que empe
zaran en- la Catedral Z del corrlente
los reverendos agustinos Gaspar n
Cebrones J Francisco M. VaIiadolid
Nos satisflca que la puiictt
cumpla con las ordenansas muaictpa
Ies, impldIendo 81 translto go 10 Pile
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

"a do Baldorioty, duranse las noches
de retreta, q mujeres de NAL vivir.
Hoy a las siete hs tenido lugar
en- la Tglesia de San Jose una solemne
misa qIe on honor de la Virgen de
Beleu celebran sus devotos.
--Hynos saludado en- esta Rsdac-
cion nuestro amigo, ell doctor don
Jose Barreras, de Juncos.
Sc ha concedido don Va'eria.
no Virella Ufibe, por ell Comisionado
del totsror, permiso para la reconS.
trucci6l de una reprasa hidraulica en-
el rio L'aurelS.
--FU6 detenido aver en- el pueblo
de Coamo Juan Colon autor del ase
sinato contra Pedro Duefo, al cual
le dispar6 cnoo tiros de revolver.
Due1o SO encuentra gra1lsimo y
segin dlctsmen facu tatIvo, Sc teme
Gus failczca de un momento otro,
JUN Colon ha coutesado ser au
tor Gel h cho, ante ell Juez de la Cnrts
La conocids casa comerctal Los
Mltch1ch98 ha adquirIdo as existen-
cia, nqutdodas de Ta:esoree d. AZ Ro-
mdm
Es probable cue los sucesores de
a. Mayol trasladen sus oacinas al
referdo Local, pudien3o desde luego
ensanchar To- tIenda le Los Mttchdch0S
hacer un establecimiento Iaico er
su g6nero que responda D las necesi
dades de San Juan.
a.. Bien es que el comercio aquf con
cure h4cia ell Gran Bazaar moderno
Ell dc ctor Gomez Brioso, reco
mendara al alcslde de esta ciudad e
establecimiento dc una sala especia
para epfermed AIDES secretas,
Esta s6la 50 utilisaVa para recoj To-
las mu}eres enfermas que existen el
Ia ciudad,
FL Municip!o dosde luego pued
acilitsr, introducierdo a'gunas refor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

mas, uno de sus locales para el man
clon ado servicio, que seguramsnse ma
de- ser de gran utilidad,
CeIebram mos que las advertenclaS
lie la prensa sean oidas por las auto
ridades.
Ell capitan Sileu comunica al
cuartel general ell siguisnte telegrama'
Ponce 30. Ampliando telegraDa o
anterior iuforme que Cayetano Cores
con 40 h1mbres Sc persona en- los ca
iiaverales de la hacienda sFortuna,s
arengando q los rabsiadores q uD
lsvantamiento.
Estos resistlerou. El cabecilla CO.
rrea f16 denunciado ante ell Juez. La
policia lie persigue hasta lograr 81
captura.
Hace cerca ds dos meses que
Juan Maria Hernandez entreg6 nueve
gallinas q J.sd, Nieves para que las
vendIese en- esta ciudad.
Nieves, como es de suponer al yer
el negocio, hizo juramento de honra-
dez ante Hernand'z q, pudiendo de este
nodo dedicarse la venta dc las ga
llinas sin ninguu contra tempo.
Pero parece que olvldo abonar e|
importe de las gatlinasi y denunciado
i hscho, como abuse de couhanza
ante ell iuez sefor del Vale, fue con-
denado q dos masses de carcel, NADIA
u4s que para hacer Ia digestion del
hartaEgo de gallinas.
Ell teniente Castro detuvo en-
Msyagaez el dia 3 & Fundador Cha
vary, por seducei6n'
-,En el pueblo de Carolina sa prac'
,lcaron ayer dos detenclonesi la de
Gen aro Pi1arro por robo de ganado
y ttra, Sc sorprendi6 una jugada & lc
proh bido.
Hoy fueron puestos en- libertad
procedentes de la carcel, Eusebio Her
tuandez Caudelario, Rosendo Coto
AdoIfo Fjgueroa y Pedro Tapia Ca
rrillo que cumplan condemns por dis
tintos delitos en- San Juan.
Aver SO tngenen6 en- Humacao
Antonia Pena, que es una senorita d.
aquella poblaci6n.
Para llevar & etecto Ell hecho pa
rece que ton6 varias pastillas dc su
bIiuado. La situaci6n de la senorlt'
Psna es grave.
El fiscal entiende Ell el asunto
so cree que el enamiento obede
co & amores contrariados.
Ell senor CamuflAs, director d.
prisiones, ha salido es,a mafIana, TO
mando oil primer tren del Caste, e.
yiajs Official hasta Aguadilla.
Parece que le lIevaron a aquell'
ciudad asuntos que SO rel lacionsn CO.
la alcaidia de cGrcel, contra Ia cua
hay quejas fundadas que presenta
alguns gravedad.
Regresara & San Juan ell seho
Camufias probablemente ell jueves,
Ell marshall de la Corte de HI
macao ha traslsdado a esta ciudad ,
preso Braulio Oserc, disposition {
1 Ia Corte de Justlcis del D,strito {
! San Juan.
La oHcina de Santdad viene o1
p servando que las precauciones SAINT
= rias van ept-ando en- la concienc
pdbica, de tai mode, que no pasa d
9 sin que ell municipio haya de ateud'
: casos de deSinfocciones en- cuartos q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
BiBtlorECA DE .LA DEWocRACrA. 2o8

iOh, suerte iLfAnsta ;, t.uerte mhieCi1s,,,l
Tamb6n este pesoldo
quien devoro empeho brc;
feiz conHadc,
nAdaba eyer, pet6rico de vds,
entire las aguAs del trArQuo rio
despA6 botelIa de vino de que hzo oS
mennles.
FL Director apur6 copa.
Sentsdo al pie de lsoius percba e c.lor de Ia Oyen
senNase cada MAS inquieto
-Muy ben Ell poeta --diio dohA Leonor.
I.olina le dedic6 ma sonrisa.
GIbr1 romp6 plato al aplsudir en- ell con ell mango del
cuchiIo Colo Incline aargando a boca s naE
recbir los pIrGbenCs.
Don Fernando fu6 el dnco que perm,nec6 indferente
Sc oprlmiA contra Isooa 6sta 2psrtAbs Yeces poT
insinto otras pOr ell tenor de mOetArle.
Los criados rttiraban servan platos diferentes
Colo lenaba 10 del Director osdA insanSe este "a
C uerA de g. Ell contctO de Isona apurAba vino sin
dArse cuenta,
GbrielA hbil bebdo tamb6n demasAdo v respeto Sc
guao, le tiraba del bigote al Azocarero
Dof Leonor, los oiOs onr0iecido ContempIA 50
obrV HOUrendo cldA nstane.
Iona mir1bA todo aqueo sorpresa creclene deins
dos advinar pupas ipque que trAsuCAn
ell placer o aombfo ocaoues 10 tamor Ocnlto se
Aumentaba enconars los oos del Az1cAero de do61
Leonor 6os en- los de ella de una manera extraha.
CsnsGdI de del de don Fernando que
oprma cadI mas hlbse AbndonAdc sque posc6n vio
en Iunque 81 traV6s de vesdo pecbies cAor bes
que despeda Ia carne de sQuel hombre
LEGO nstante cerebro turb6 percibiendc
las ansas del marco No poda respiFar....
T. dos hAblIbAn &IAvs.
G,bre partia pedAcos de pan para tiraro Al Gire
Cbos boca Dofa Leonor nsultaba los Irventss
cusIQuer motive Colo enAndo las Oopa eIntGbA AmbAsp
dose
Il beler.," dbe5sr aptYdg.,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
CAPITULO XIX

En- aque ,nto dos hombres cobe'tos de polv9 su'
dor los csh,os idesnas causa De Ia carera VertgnoA
ave trsi,n Sc presentsron Ia sE,merAd.'.
Ia mutud, Arremonads jnnto Is casa del Director u
yerlos emnez6 gcis.r desAforadamente:
-tE Msyotdnmo -. lei NJ M'yordomo.
Y efectvsment eran Pablo don S rsfln.
Eel estrueudo cIda mayor las vOce' de ltae-
go uniAn ell sondo edenta de Ia oocna que or1mAoA
como IN monstruo en- ago1 de- las de aarma
e ohsporroeo del neendo e cAmor de las musre' e muir
uo sodo trrbs de los amonado hahiAn lnVadido no
s6o yivendl dc su ef que tmb6a los amceneS las IA
brcls. !, III. 80.
dor que lea rodeAb Ib6onse entire multtud sin pro-
nnnc.r nm. ,ol .ab con contraflO angusi
en- uy POGO, minutes, dpu de a5Andonr sus cOAo pene
trGron on Ia casa :, - >,
c6n de- bo que al gorsse qua uese Ion', corr6 hicA
aqu o mentras que don Srn toDes'6A con d cuerDo dc
don Fe-nandc que y.ca soec chlrco de pgre
lose hlca 81 puo Il sobre ell colE6n, que l0n
hta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
NOTAS De PONCE
(CbntinHactdn dc Ia pdgino 5a;)

compaheros, trabajaron a satisfaction
del pdblico,
Hoy Sc declar6 una huelga en- Ia
hacienda Fortuna. Cuarenta hraceros
dejaron el trabajoi nos asegura ell to-
niente Guanill, que pas6 Immediate.
'mente al lugar de los sucesos, que el
individuo Cayetano Correa entr6 en-
una pieza de cana de la hacienda, con
ctncuenta hombres, & hizo que los otros
abandonasen ell trabajo, por miedo.
Parece que Correa los amenaz6,
Este SO halla detenido.
La policfa ha dispuesto que sean
retirados del trabajo de las haciendas
dc GAIA, los muchachos memories dc
tatorce amos que trabajan en- elias,
, do acuerdo con 10 que precoptda ell CO..
, digo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04

Mahana publicara este pcri6dico,
en- su cuarta pagina, un brillantfsimo
trabajo de Matos Bernier sobre JOSE
MARTi, u gran revolucionario.
Tai tema es digno de tai pluma. Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
UN ARTICULO DE MATOS

ell publico saboreara con delectacidn la
hermosa obra del vibrante escritor
puertorriquero Il la memorial del in
signe agitador cubano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-04
American Railroad Company
Of Porto Rico
Btll6te8 dc excursion De ida y tlwna DO,
diez diGs & tnctuyendo atttom6uil
entire Canuy q AgtadiLlG

De San Juan Ponce 6 vice-ver.
sa, ida y vuelta. e14.00
De San Juan Yauco 8 vice. YER.
ga, ida y vuelta.,u.....,..,. l3.40
De San Juan q San German
vice. versa, ida y vuelsA, 200
De San Juan Mayag0eE 8 vioe,
versa, ida y vuelsa, II II
Estos htlletes aou vaIaierus 1nt
dies dias, con faculsad dc deGensroa, .
The Delta independent., 1905-09-29

Fine all wool white ribbed under
wear. worth $3.50 our price S2,95
All wool fiat woven underwear in
gray. tan or scarlet; garment
worth Sl.25; our price S1.OO
Fine ribbed underwear feeced in
either white or gray CSC
A white ribbed underwear worth
S9c garment. but our price is CSC
An extra heavy feeced underwear
in either white or gray. worth
15c: our price SOC
A heavy ribbed underwear with
soft fleece in gray: worth 75c
our price 22c
Turquoise underwear ribbed leec-
ed: garment usually sold at
SOC; our price 29c
Fine white ribbed underwear
worth 39c; our price PIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
, /, 1,inston and hi

If Mrs, Winiam A. Winston ana ny
1nto Colonel William A. Winston, anu
rranddaughtcr of the lnto Colonel WI
liam Oyerton Payne. of Hickory liill,
Goochland county, was married AZ aeI
home, malvern" in Louisa county. al
noon Yesterday, to Mr.. Thomas Nllller
Kennerly.
Mr.. Kcnnerly, who Is at present en-
gagged In business at Newport News, va
IS the son Of tho late Captain Joseph
McKend.e Iicnnerly, OF GreenWay
Court. Clarke county. Va.
Tho house was profusely decorated Win
maiden hair ferns and daisies MISS
Elizabeth Pendleton, OF Ashland, VA.
PLAYED the wedding chorus from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party entered the
drawing-room. The service was read by
the Rev. II. p, r. McKoy.
The bride was lovely in white crepe,
worn With n. tulle VEIL She carried Bride
roses and came IN with her sister and
maid OF honor. Miss Helen Winston.
Miss Winston and Miss Nelly G. Ken
nerly the bridesmaids, had on handsome
toilets of white voile. Their flowers
were daisies and ferns.
-Four little ribbon and flower girls, IN
white orgnndy, neces of the bride and
groom were Misses Lucy Winston Sims
= anu ClOlIlNe phllhtII IpOIOlHy ShIHhNi
and Marie Simbrough Sims.
Mr. Early McMurran was best man
to the groom. Mr.. Gordon Winston OIL
ciated as groomsman: Mr.. William II.
Winston and Mr.. John Pndar, of Rich
mond, rs nshcrs.
A wedding breakfast was served im-
med!ately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Konnerly will go North for q
wedding tour and pay a visit to fhe
groom's relatives. ut Greenway Court.
before they return 10 their future home,
In. Newport News.
Cammack-Hagan.
Miss Bessie Clay liagan, daughts OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan. was we'd
aed at $50 ollocls last evening In the
First Baptist Church to tho Rev, John
Walter Camnlack, Of Onancock, Va, son
OF Mrs. NJ. J. Cammack. Tho pastor
of the church the Rev, George ". Me-
naniel, otIiciated,
Church decorations were In green and
white throughout. and Mr.. Shepherd
Webb was at the organ. Miss Louise
Walthall. Of this city. was maid OF honor;
Miss Josie Chamberlain. OF Richmond,
and Miss Josephine Spindle. Of Essex
county, ofiSciated as flower girls MIR
John Hancock OF Charlottesville, WINS
best man. Other attendants Included Mr..
c. r. Dickinson, of Cumberland. Md, /;
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My. O. L. Boncn, Mr.. Hudglns, Mr.. L.
Howard Jenkins, Mr. Carroll D. Hagan
and Mr.. G. G. Pearson, all OF Rich

Howard Jepklns, Mr. Carroll D, Hagan
and Mr.. G. G.. Pearson, all Of Rich
mond.
The bride, who entered Will, her father.
was beautifully gowned in white crepe
de chine. built upon taffeta and trimmed
IN princess lace. Her Veil was caught
with lilies of the valley, and she car
ried q shower bouquet OF the same flew
ers. Ihe maid Of hoper wore green
crepe do chine over silk, and carried
white sweet peas, The hover girls we're
In white null and lace. with green rib
bons. They carried baskets OF white
carnations and sweet peas, strewing
flowers In the path Of tho bridal party.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding were
Mrs. NJ. j. Cammack, OF Orange county;
Miss Kate Anderson, OF Essex cosnty;
Mrs. J. c. Spindle, of Essex county,; MIR.
and Mrs. r. r. Hagan and Miss Lillian
Hagan, OF Wilson, N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. +. Cowherd, OF Clifton Forge, Va;
Miss Ethel Point. Miss Blanche Freeman,
Miss Alice Freeman. Miss Clarssa Ha-
gan and Mr. Walter w. Point, OF Hunts
lngton. w. Va; Mrs, z. +, Anderson
and Miss Ollie Otey. Of Baltimore.
Coles-Marshall.
Alta o'clock Wednesday afternoon Leeds
Episcopal Church. near Markham, Va,
was the scene OF a very pretty marriage,
the contracting parties being Miss Ade-
laido Taylor Marshall. Of 1Tauquier coun-
ty, and Mr., Henry Darlington Coles. OF
Chatham, Va. Tho rev. p. D. Thomp-
son. rector Of the church, performed the
ceremony. The bride Is a direct desCen-
dant of the Robert Morris Of Reyolu-
tiomry fame and OF the great Chief
Justice, John Marshall, Her gown was
Of handsome lace. over white silk, She
wore long tulle veil and cayrled a
shower bouquet OF Bride roses. She en-
tered the church on the arm Of her
father, Mr., James NJ. Marshall, and was
met at tho altar by the groom. accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. Thomas ].
Cocs, OF Eastvllle, Va. The church was
beautifully decorated with masses Of
growing plants, vines and flowers. hiding
nulnbers OF lighted candles. During the
ceremony the bride and groom stood
under an arch Of roses. The flower girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
LADlE s,
ATTENTION.

NJ, Bannett. Ladies' Tailor. OF 7l5 W.
Main ST., Wishes to notify his patrons
and all ladies In general that for the
DO established at go W, Grace st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
FASHION HINTS
BOYS NEGLlGEE SHIRT.
( With Tucked Front,

No. a1s2-This shirt is shown developed
in spotted cambria. 1t is cut with a
yoke in the back. to which the lower
portion Is gathered. The fronts are tuck-l
ed each side OF the closing. which Is
made with buttons and buttonholes
through q box plat. There Is q pocket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Judge Mann on Barton Heights

Judge Mann on Barton t1elgntS
State Senator William Hodges Mann left
yesterday for Toano. Va. where he ad-
gubernatorial candidacy. He was accom-
panied by Hon. Thomas w. Gardner, who
Is a candidate for the State Senate. and
who also spoke in the interest Of HIS
to W!lliamsbnrg, and there made 9 polllti-
J Judge Mann and Mr.. Gardner will to-
night address tho voters OF the Barton
Judge Is a very npe speaker and inter-
ests any audience he may q address,
whether they agreo with him or not,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
D. A, r, Meeting.

The regular meeting OF commonwealth
Chapter, Daughters OF the American
Revolution, Will be held at IL
O'Clock to-day for the transaction Of i'm.
portant business mt No. 813 SNest Frank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Miss Gay Blackford and Miss Annie c..
ford, at No. 1902 North Linden Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

4 Mrs. Rebecca Cave Is the guest or her
ford county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Mrs. Charles L. TODD and baby ara
visiting the Hon. and Mrs. J. w. Todd
in staunton. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

q Mrs. Abner O.. Goode is visiting Mr..
w. a. N1abry, on Broadway, Durham, n.
C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Of Dlnwiddlc
Street, Portsmouth, Is visiting relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Dr. and Mrs. e. II. Crosley, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Pettis. Miss Bessie Carter, and
DR.. William j. Cowardin, nro among tho
tend the Meeks-Potu wedding. They
are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w
Petts, on Wood Street, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

& Among the out town guests Of Miss
Belle Hay at the Yarborough House,
ach-Hay wedding, are Miss Lima Shields,
of Richmond Misses Lucy Randolph Ma
son and Julia Nelson Mason. OF Washing
ton, D. c., and Miss Lila Watt Penn, OF
.Reldsville, n. &c. - as So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Dr. and Mrs. M. .. Hardin and chil-
dren, of Charlotte. N. c.. are spending q
few days In tho city. Mrs. Hardin and
the children will go from here to Bloom
tington, ILL.,. to spend tho summer with
Mrs. Hardin's father. the Hon. Adlai
Stevenson. DR., Hardin expects to return
to Charlotte to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

Miss Margaret Mae Barry. Of Romeo
yerte, " Va. and Mr.. Bartholomew Nc:
Hale, OF Covington, Vn., were married
yesterday morning Mt Ii O'Clock ut the
Cathedral. Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Russell. After.
the wedding the couple left for n trip TO
Atlantic City and 3 Niagara Falls. Mr.
and Mrs. McIIalc will make their home
q T>ovIpni m Va
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Mrs. Grace s. ellis Is the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Culpeper in Court Street, Ports
mouth.
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Hancock-Winston.

Mr.. and Mp. Isaac Cary Winston have
issued invitations to the marriage o.
Thomas Hancock, The ceremony will
take place Wednesday evening une 2lst,
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Mr., Powell's Recital,

At piano recital to BIO given In Pes
tersburg pext Monday night by Mr.,
John II. Powell, the patronesses OF the
evening viii be; Mesdnnes II. Nol1enlus'
g. d. Witherspoon, Alexander Hamilton,
A. Is. Davis, N. n. Paterson, r, b. Davis,
II. r. Heath. ]. II, &Cabiness. NJ, g. F,
sllcer. u. o. Patterson, p. G, Venable,
w, r. MclKenney, !, p. Foster, a. 3,
Morgan, George Rogers, .Braxton BRYAN,
George Mason; Misses Il. Y. Major, BEETLE
Floyd, Bette Jones, Louise thinner, En-
lily Mason, Mary Patteson and Nelllo
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Miss Virginia Chamberlain, OF Rich
mond. and Miss Edna Mcclure, OF Ches-
ter. s. c., are the guests Of Mesdhnles5
G. s. Steele and B. j. Smith. In Charlotte.
NC. The party will leave within few
DAYS for Wrightsville Beach, where they
Will spend some time.
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Dr. ana Mrs. j. w. Rosebro, OF F'reder-
sicksburg, are in Richmond.

Two hundred and fifty cabin passengers
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Rre-
men on the North German-Lloyd steamer
Main, Captain Won Borell Tho following
to spend the summer abroad: Miss Flor
ence Blonn,berg. MISS Kate Dunkell and
Mr.. S. c. Mitchell, OF Richmond !: Mrs:
Elsa Bartes, of Alexandria. #
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Mr.. and MisI l,lnrence Cherry, lon
Elizabeth City, N. c.. have issued cards
announcing the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Carrie, May, to Mr.. Richard Alex
.nndcr West, Of Berkeley, Va. The cere-
mony will tako place Wednesday. June
21st, at 1880 o'clock, at the First Baptist
Church, Elizabeth City, N. G.
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Mrs J. Allison Hodges is at the Gull
ford Benbow, in Greensboro. NJ G.