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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FAR WEST END.

Mrs. N, II. Brooks OF Port Royal Va. u
th NE xe Da Nf Mo g. vho c hs been quite
4 5 SsSo y 81 c iyo A Hsser street.
is quite ~. to the sorrow OF his many friends
Mr. Robbie lone. has Just , moyea ss family
home. No. igi5 Taylor Street: s..... =
spending two weeks furloush With friends
s seen three Sist Years. service IN the Uncio
Sam. and Will re-enlst when his time ls out Y.
fo ana q p hIs superior oeers Of the
tine on which ship he has 3D., w ca ano
" sma ~ H. 81
ed. During this time he has spent sts days
and F1ysoS iS, has O. Iii
the Retreat forN the Sick with an attack o.
haH hon me entirely Ts 81
Jea tnas s Ford. Of No. 1900 Aia!n street.
Mi. and Mrs Roy Batdns have II, Tst Y
ton as the guests OF relatives. a. .sl lsi .
spending some time here as The er, g, ns
his hS n, Se o,ps scS ha
e eora M SHas &ie Hensn Of No 1ss Taylor
Mrs. I. Gill. OF No. 1893 Beverly Street Il.
Improving after her recent illness -,
Mr.. Forest Cogswell. who has been quite ~
delight OF his many friends who hope him a
speedy recovery.
Miss Lizzie bryant. recently the guest OF
has returned to her homeln Newport News, Va
Z Mr. Eddie Ford. OF No. 16l3 Cary Street. Is IN
Baltimore, where he will be gone for week
Mr. Fred Terrence and SON. Fred Jr.. is at
Westover Va where they have charge Of.
largo contract In masonry. which has just
been awarded to a successful Richmond con-
tractor. They viii BIO gone for several months
Mr.. Mamie Johnson. OF 1.ynchburg, Va;
has accepted position IN this ely and WIZ
MIR w. r. Miller has returned home after
spending n few days with relatives at The
Mrs. Winston Ford. Of West Cary Street. will
leave In n few days for Petersburg, Va, where
she will be the guest OF friends and relatives
until after tho reunion.
Malvern omohundro OF idle Repose.' Home
place, entertained recently az his guests Mrs;
r NJ Niorga n and daughter, Mrs. Hamlet and
Mrs George Preston OF Salem, Va.
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TEN THOUSAND LOST
THEIR Lives E: IN TYPH00N
Terrible Disaster to Natives of
Island at Mouth Of the
Yang Use River. III

VICTORIA. B. c., October s,-The
steamer Tartar, which arrived last night
from the Orient brought news from
Shanghai that the loss Of life among the
natives Of tho Island at the mouth OF
the Yang Use River as a result OF the
typhoon at the beginning of September
vas tremendous. The North China Daily
News, OF Shanghai, says:
ITO the east or Tamugmlng, two Is
lands, one called Yawoshwa, tho other
Shihousha. distant about twenty miles
from Woosubf, have suffered much from
the typhoon, nearly all the inhabitants
having been awept away. The Islands have
only been Inhabited for short time,
comparatively speaking, as they are of
recent formation and are not much above
high water mark, 1t Is reported that
nearly 10000 people have been drowned
on these two Islands and the smaller Is
lands adjacent TamaEmtng Itself has
not suffered much, being well above
the high water mark"
Tho Shanghai papers say that tho
damage to the Canadian Pacific liner
Empress OF Japan by tho typhoon VIII
necessitate the expenditure of $780, 600 for
repairs, During the storm the steamer
Techili, formerly tho Rio Grande du Sol,
foundered near the mouth of Yang rse
Her Grew OF 81 were saved by the Ger-3
man steamer Albenga. 55i
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Ia already in Pittsburg, having cancelled
her plans for the season OF 1866 in
Richmond. and Is now arranging for
transferring her effects to that city. Her
new work will be under DR.. Byron w.
King. himself we'll known here and It Is
likely that several OF the talented readers
Richmond pupils will follow her to the
Northern city q
During her long stay here Mrs. Yeamans
Won general commentator, among those
giving formal expression to their appre-
citation OF her work being Governor Mon
tague. Ex-Governor Tyler. Rev. Father
Joseph Magri. OF st. Peters Cathedral:
Rev. DR.. w. Il. Evans. OF Monumental
Episcopal Church, and Rev. Dr.. W. J..
MayBee, OF the Childrens Homo Society
Wherever Mrs Yeamans appeared she
won unstlnted praise. both as teacher and
reader. She filled many engagements for
literary clubs. lyceum courses and pri-
vate and par1or entertainments, bringing
to this work years OF application and
study with the best masters and easily
demonstrating her wonderful ability in
Interpretation Her evenings with
Shakespeare, Browning, Tennyson, Long
fellow. Poe, Riley, Field and many others
came to be much enjoyed. and were al
ways attended by large and cultured au-
diences. f7
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EMERSON .PERs oNALs s..

A charming entertainment was given tho
young ladies and gentlemen Of Shady Grove
NJ b. Church September Is tn. The programme
which consisted OF charhdes and music was
gracefully rendered and much enjoyed by
those present. The neat sum OF thirty dollars
Miss Alma Schmidt. OF Richmond, has been
the guest Of Miss Elinor Moore during tho
p' Mrs. j. K: Bates will have sale October
c6th. She expects to make luchmond her future
homo. ei ,.c5l 4 a.zi5Es /,
Misses Guss!o and Daisy Parsley were tho
David Johnson, OF Richmond recently visited
friends here
The revival which has been going on mt 5non
NJ u. Church for the past two weeks closed
last Thursday night with twenty-one additions
Mrs Carneal, who has been quite. slck OF
fever is now convalesclng.
3 @. w. Saunders. OF King William. spent
Friday night with j. T. Talley at Rose Cot tage.
MIR. John j etors little daughter. Estee. IL
still in q critical cond!t lon,
Willie Hall, OF Richmond. spent Sunday
with friends near Shady Grove.
Portsmouth. has returned to her home near
Walnut Grove.
friends in Richmond last Sunday,
Mir and Mrs. John Quares, OF Richmond.
visited the formers uncle Mt this place Sun
e. II. Miller. OF Meadow Farm, recently
visited friends In Richmond.
Little Miss Gordon, of Richmond. spent sun
day VIII, her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James
Field at sassafras Plains.
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vIRGINIAN TO WE'D.
Miss Carlotta Barney to Marry
Archibald B. Hubbard.


PHILADELPHIA, PA. October s.
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding Of Miss Carlotta Doris Barney,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Barney. and granddaughter Of the late
Jay Cooke, to Mr.. Archibald Blair Hubbard,
son OF Colonel James L. Hubbard, OF Vir-
glnla Tho ceremony will be performed
In st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church. near Ashbourne, Saturday, ,Oo-
tober 2Sth, at 1880 O'clock. The grand
daughter Of the f!nancier will become a
bride III the church founded by the
finanoier himself. and her uncle. the Rev.
Henry Cooke, Of Warren. Ohio, VIII as
sist the Rev. ]. Thompson Cole. the rec
tor, In performing the ceremony.
,rhe maidfof honor Will be Miss Emily
B. Barney, the brides sister, The. best
man will DO Jefferson Randolph HUBBARD.
brother Of tho groom,
Among tho ushers Will be George
OF Richmond, Va and Boil
ms Hubbard. also of Virginia thou
sand Invitations have been ISSUED lor
the wedding A reception VIII ioiloW
the ceremony at EidoIn, the home OF
Mr., and Mrs, Barney, tho brides parents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
HORSE show IS
AN INSTITUTION.
Petersburg People Are Much De
lighted With Its Great
Success.
CENTRAL HOSPITALS REPORT
Mention Of Richmond Physicians.
Insanity Among Negroes
on the Increase.
CENTRAL HOSPITALS REPORT
Especial to The Timss-Dlspatoh.)

8a especial to The Enthusiastically
PE1FDtlSBURG. VA. October S.-The
majority OF people here are talking horse
SHOW to-dAy, and congratulating the off,
GERS Of the new association on the sue
cess OF their FIRST exhibition. which un-
ouestionably established the popularity
OF the organization with the great crowd
ut the Country Club Saturday afternoon.
The large and handsome silver cups
offered by the Chesterteld Hotel and tho
4 National Bank to the winners \ In the
class for single harness horses, and to
jumpers showed q prompt response to
the sportmanslike spirit OF the associa-
ton officers who are Duncan Wright.
president; j. +. w. Ruftin. secretary
and treasurer; J.. Mol. Rubin, Ashton
W. Gray and, w. r. Rutfln, stewards.
The National Bank cup has to be won
twice In succession to become perma-
rent possession. st 4. III
Mr.. Wright. riding his big bay, Arthur
Charles won tho trophy yesterday
THE Clansman," Mr., Thomas Dlxon's
new famous Southern splayS of the days OF
reconstruction, was given q great well
como ut the Academy ofgMusic here last
evening, the! big audience calling for the
author until Mr.. Richie. who took the
leading rolls, came before Che curtain and
announced that Mr.. Dixon had left for
New York that afternoon to superlu-
tend the organization of another COM
ipany, to appear in THE Clansman.''
The Ladies' Memorial Association has
elected Mr.. r. P. Barham. the editor OF
the Index-Appea and q gallant Cons
federate soldier, an honorary member OF
that organization.
CENTRAL HOSPITAL
In am exceedingly interesting annual
report to the Special Board Of Directors
OF the Central State Hospital, showing
the big asylum to be In a high state Of
efficiency. Dr.. w. E. Drewry, the super.
irtendent gives an able review and dis
cusslon Of the medical and surgical work
of the hospital during the year reporting
highly encouraging results from con-
siderable number Of surgical operations
OH insane PATIENTS the. Acurs Of whose
physical Ill produced In several instances
prompt mental restoration, and both
mental and physical Improvement In
nearly every case Besides the surgical
work OF the hospital staff ], several major
operations OF more or less difficulty were
performed upon carefully selected cases
by Drs. Joseph Price. III of Philadelphia
Lewis c. Bosher and Stuart M Gulre. sof
Richmond. EDr. Ennlon 6. Williams. OF
Richmond. has given valuable assistance
III pathological work. .li ~ n
H DR.. Drcwry expresses the opinion that
the number Of colored insane is largely
and cites statistics and aus
sthorities as we'll us his own experience
and observations to prove his statements.
Centre Warehouse. at tho corner & OF
Washington and Union streets. Is to be
turned into great skating rink. which
ls expected to be ready about the goth
OF this month. work having commenced.
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ATLEE ITEMS.

Protracted services began ut Cool Spring
Baptist Church last Sunday night. Tho pastor.
Rev w. II, Dunnaway. Is being assisted by
his uncle.
hero, was aroused by noise at m early hour
Sunday morning, On going to the window sho
found that n man was trying TO break Into
tho house. She soon scared the Intruder away
by firing at him several times.
Mrs, Brown, of Richmond. Is the guest Of
relatives near Ruel Point
James Verlander, OF this place, spent Sunday
with friends In Paramount.
Miss Dllen Timhorlnke has returned TO Glen
Allan after a pleasant stay with Mrs Clark
Miss Gay Lynch has returned to Richmond
after delightful visit to her aunt here,
Misses Iertle and Fnnnye Shelton visited
Richmond last Saturday,
John iTLon,as Of Richmond, spent sunday
with his father near here.
b OttaWay Tlnsey, sou OF Mr.. and Mrs, N. e.
Ttrsley, has been sick for several weeks OF
Mis-, Clara yerlanaer, Of this place, was tho
recent guest Of relatives In Richmond,
f'Jalles Smith. who lives near here. spent
SUNDAY With his mother, who Is quite sick
In her homo in Paramount. '
Claude Davenport Of Ellersons, was tho
t.l,est Of relatives in Richmond last Sunday,
Mrs James T. Ialley and her daughter. Miss
Grace expect to leave their home. "Roye
cottuge" next saturday for visit to rsa-
cleveland burton has returned to his homo
In HenrICo county after a pleasant stay with
Ills aunt Miss sarah Burton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
STRIKERS WILL
STAND FIRMLY.
Vigorous Resolutions Passed by
ss the Union at Meeting
Yesterday.
FOR OPEN SHOP, SAY THEY
8"This IS the Real Fight Of Typo
thetae," Declare the Unions.
Action Unanimous.
FOR OPEN SHOP 81 or SAY THEY

The striking printers OF this city held
meeting yesterday afternoon at their
headquarters In Concorda Hail.
The number present was larger than at
any time since the men went out on
strike
A feature OF the meeting was when
the roll OF the union was called every
man present voted to rcaffirm the action
OF the union when the men walked out
OF their respective offices four weeks
ago yesterday afternoon, There was not
a dissenting voice In the large assem-
blagc. This action literally means that
tho printers will continue their fight for
the cigh-h day, effective January 1st
The following resolution was adopted
BY tho union: T
Whereas, on September It'll, Rloh.
mond Typographical Union, No. 90, In
accordance With orders received from
the !. T, ", presented to each firm
OF employing printers In this city, for
their Immediate signature; ar agrees.
mont specifying that onSJan0ary list !
+ OF next Year, they would grant the \
shorter work. day OF eight hoursi and i
Whereas, a refusal on the part Of
majority Of the employers tespe-
claIIy those who comprise the Rloh.
mond Typothstae) resulted In
strike Of union men employed In the
aforesaid offices; and 81
Whereas, now, at the end Of tho
fourth week OF the strike, It has be-
como clearly evident that the fight
on the part OF the Typothetae Is not
so much ayalnst the elah. hour day
as for the open shop and the annihl-
IatIon Of trades unlonIsm-the Issue
at stake being nothing moro nor less
than the right OF the working class
to organize for their protection
against capltailstc aggression; there.
fort be Il
Received. That, With full under.
standing Of the immense Issue ln.t
voived In the present fight With tho
avowed enemy Of the working GLASS
tho Observation-Disclosures Typo.
graphical Union. No. co. hereby 70.
affIrms It's action taken on septem.
Der nth, and declares that, stand.
Ina untedly against the foe, Il will
fIaht this battle to a finish, and thus
demon strated by lts victory that
working class principle j. stronger
Is than Parrylsm and Waddeylsm, and
that the rights Of the worker to life,
liberty and the pursuit. OF happiness
musx and shall DO regarded.
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FULTON NEWS.

Rseiay stss sia m
q sts Ste sevsr.i q whom are noT mem e.
Christian. sorgs i Barker. Eddie i. Edwards:
sehnan Y Ma Blair ana aaG Leo new
board viii meet in November and elect officers.
N sa ye kGz SO
h esy 4esara Pa nss
sens 2. he 1osst qoersssiy noe
return Rev Mr.: Jones. Tho pastor also stated
that no desired another neld Of labor. r. Rev;
ees.ful career: Il Is Thought that tho as!d Is
r roo The Methodist conference viii meet
in Danvlle on November the sth: :, -.
John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. has re-
'u Helen the little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph sore, who has been ~ with fever, 9is
able to be out. . I, g, ! e 9,
Hes ana Ii tor asv Si NOR viii return
Mr.. and Mrs guy palmers Of 1os alsnd del
sa MAs Mo sss seee hn In Re past
week has been b Th9 Rep smsG r
Mr.. Frank Wooison left last week to accept
poslt!9n IN LynShsur5i New Kent is visit
b. Everett walker e North G a5pnsan has
t hyss'yn, .Hs i|ISie daughter Of Mr. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony wals,ra; Of chiea 50,
Mr. and MIS- Weistra are or I, they s hSn os,
E EHn wh Fellu ' Canada snd
The Cup OF Cold Water Circle Of the K l
nishi al ne resIdsnes e Miss Marina Black
Miss ELLA Gunes continues quite sick at her
residence on Denny Street s,r,s. "a
v, Msi Hu sis Old hems n Fstsr;Sals I.
Miss Bertha zerlnger. Of yartna' VINO mas
quite ss s maGn m 4eos street from
the river WiIamsbIrE A y sen has Pssn
E hrnn H - F 81 sno street Contamination pro-
eeedSss are FOR The lntter pprpoHe
charles ns Sh''rp ana e'''aF'n are visiting
IN M hoN9n'op strohor OF Pearsbnrg, is the
guest Of her brother, Dr. George Williams, Of
''i Mr., and Mrs, James Grant have announced
e r e s Emss ME- A ee4
mony will take place November 18th at ST
81 her her sister Mrs, Anaie Throakmorion o. Or
sir, Charles Deoppe is quite sick Mt his home
Waiter Iutchenson, who resides near the
Na.l9na Gemsty Yay nslnf Sio,n Injured
Mrs James Thornton, who has been Visiting
her sister In buckingham county, has returned
Mrs Gray Mecaley, Of Baltimore was the
guest last week OF her brother, A. r., McCalley;
Z Mr., William Thpekmorto ton, Of the United
States navy. is spending = ten days fqf1oush
Mr. j, B, Sweeney n suffering WITH a burned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

AID soee.y Who has seen ysry il ior several
RI &s, sf'1 Bud va SFs On HT' r.r
Perry p An,aS; {. Of 1. Miller; FAIL a;tas.
and Mrs. p. p. chiloott on I5im Avonue,
v Mrs y The homo q Mr. md M4. cAss
LETT on Wednesday for her homo In New
Mrs. j.. O. Taylor. OF Petersburg. sister Of
Mrs. Beaic. spent several days With hsr dur
Slr. william j. Emertek. from near Aie1ar.
ther and .s as at HER home s on Sa,ns
FRANK y, Head on Thursday syssnins, When q
bers or q In sef were
until a late hour. Mrs. Percy $, Read won the
r ~ MI pows II
mond. and Mr.. +. =. Read wot, tho consolation
prize. crean and cake , were served after
w. N very sisf f Rs%e wh re she
has pr. s. A. I.oope. OF Lynnhurst as her
m r,s' Nicholas stelsledcr who has not been
we'll for son,e tirno. left during the past week.
ae;rompan!ed by he,. friend, Miss 10Y. of Das.
Aa ssTay .S' r S f hel
sasy shumaks! q Bessie CITY and y. a; Mrs; s. s.
guests during the week. OF Mrs. Wodcoci. who
has ~ spG1s xo F. e esn np Of urband
Springs. having purchased n lot and selected the
site, will begin at once the erection of a club
houss, nj ,4F84e tt
There waa rarior meeting OF the Ya during
the past week at the home OF tho president,
Miss Annie limerick. on knlmia Avenue
Music was a feature Of the evenings enjoy
ment, together with rotations, after which
dainty refreshments were served
The Wofan's Study Club met in Library
Hail on Wednesday last, and quite an inter-
esting meeting was held, with Mrs. P. S. Read,
" decided on and selected. which VIII soon
10 printed and put In circulation. Mrs. Reed
nsrs plano releotions were greatly enjoyed. .s ss
also wore select readings BY members OF the
club Delicate refreshments wore partaken
OF, after which the club adjourned.
4 Miss 1vie ". Foster. OF Bristol NJ H., is Wis
ting her aunt. Mrs; W. r. couldrey, where Hhc
expects to spend the coming winter.
chased a farm near here from Mr.. Wackerly,
and will mako bis future home In our midst;
Mrs r. a. Burnham. OF Aspen Shade, :
spent a few days with Mrs. W. P. Turner dur
Ing the past week.
"Roslyn Cottage and after spending while
with frionds here will 20 10 Buckingham coun-
tty and visit among friends and relatives.
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October 6. 1906.

}OCIOpcEgA 1tuO'
Mr.. ]. c., Field, a
Emporia. Va:
q Dear sir,-Both you and 7 have pub
lshed III the local and Richmond city
suit Of our contest for the nomination for
the House Of Delegates from Greenville
and Sussex counties, before the Demo-
cratic primary on August ~ 1905. II
stood and remembered It. Upon the face
had on the Courthouse Square at En-
porla, as$to how we should cast our own;
votes, or that the language has passed
out Of the minds or one or Us,
II am satisfied that you sta ted the inter-
view as you understood and remembered
1T; know have stated 1t as l under
stood and remembered 1t. Upon the fact
OF the returns have been declared by
the proper authorities of the Democratic
party the regular nominee, BY q majority
OF one vote, 8 81
q However, as 1t was your vote that NOM
mated me, am perfectly willing for you
to withdraw your vote. II you desire so
TO do, thus making you the nominee OF
the party In my stead.
I therefore take this method OF tender
Ing to you, in your favor, bysresl gnation
MS the regular nominee. n. G
II you accept the nomination thus ten
dered, 1t will be my pleasure to retire
from tho fold and give you my hearty
support. Awaiting your reply.
Very truly yours, 53t "A
~ ,
g \ 9mporla, Va, Oct. $, 1905
Hon, j. Il. Person,
.'i Jarretts, Va:
Dear Sir,-Your letter dated to-day, Of
fering to withdraw as the regular nomt-
r.ess OF the Democratic party was duly
received. 3iIi'5f
This has thoroughly convinced mo that
you Intend to do what Is right and hon
orable by me, and by your people. and I
decline to allow you to withdraw n my
favor, as YOU have 50 generously offered
the race, and will do all In my power
to elect YOU and urge my friends to
give you their support
] regret very much that misunder-
stnrdng should have caused lis TO pub
ilish such severe communications about
each other, but we will bury that part Of
the rasts and be restored to the friend
ship of our Rboyhood days. Wishing you
success in your campaign, ] am,
Very truly, your friend,
JAMES c. FIELD
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GREAT TELEPHONE CO,
The U. S, independent Completes
Its Organization.
(Ry Assocla ted Press,

ROCHESTER,, N. r., October s.---An-
nouncement lis made that the United
States Independent Telephone Company
yesterday completed Its permanent organ
ization. Thomas w, Finucane. the new
president OF the company, says the COM
pany authorized Its collateral trust mort
gage of $26,O0000O, arr, the underlying
securities Will comprise a control OF the
Stormberg- Carlson Telephone Manufac-
turing Company which manufacturers a
thousand telephones a.. day, and tho New
York Independent Company, which owns
franchise rights similar, II Is claimed. in
scope and character to those of The Bell
Telephone Company.
1t is proposed to install plant with an
initial capacity Of 226,0OQ telephones and
an ultimate capacity OF 100000 telephones
for New York City and tributary districts.
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NEW YORK is TO HAVE
a CHANGE AT Jlu-JITSU

Especial to The Times-Dspatch) n
NEW YORK, October 7-Jlu-j itsu Is to
have another chance In New York. Kat
su n TIIsashi, the most prominent ex-
lonent of this Oriental art of defense and
rind held In this country the ono In
Which Viii. he met George isothner last vim
Ter at the Grand Central Palace, was
throtiled by the ban being placed upon
he WAS really handicapped out of the
match before 1t started In a match
Where he Mill be allowed to use all of tho
tricks Of his trade. he claims he San de-
feat any man In the world.
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mrs. YEAMANs WILL
. 60 TO KING s. COLLEGE |. I ! {.
Widespread Regret That This
Talented Lady Will Shortly
Leave Richmond.

Mrs. Jennie Yeamans, who for sew
eral years has been associated with the
Richmond Conservatory OF Music. and
who. as reader and entertainer. has
won considerable local prominence. has
accepted position with Kings School
OF Oratory at Pittsburg. Pa, where she
will hereafter be located.
The announcement OF Mrs. Yeamans's
Withdrawal from Richmond will be re-
ceived with widespread regret. She is ex-
ceedingly popular In the city. and has
q host Of friends and admirers, who,
while regretting her departure. will heart
lily wish for her In the new field the sue
cess she 50 signally secured here. She
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EAST ca RlcHMY, oN i

Miss Lethia WALTON, who has Just recovered
from, typhoid favor under tho treatment OF Or.
left for her home me IN y. Tluy y.aR eoh-
Mrs 3 Chapel, OF Hanover county. has re-
comfy moved here where she VIII make her
\ Miss Emma Diaoont, of Richmond, was a
guest during the week OF her friend. Miss bliso
Miss Susan Dggs, who has been spendi ne
several days with Irs. Elise MeD9weil VIII
Sfrs, Cresswe l. formerly OF GoochlRnd county.
but now OF Franklin, was a. guest on Tuesday
1 'Ers. n a. Bu1nham,S OF Aspen Shade, visited
friends In Highland springs during tho PEST
week. S.i, rs slsag4jl5t s4J5st 5Htc ,ts sGssi