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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
END THEIR HIGH
SCHOOL STUDIES
Thirty-Nine Graduates in
the Mission Are Awarded
Diplomas at Exercises
DIR. BLANCHARD SPEAKS
Declares That More Atten-
tion Should Be Given to
Development Of Character

Thirty-nine graduates from the Mis-
sion High School were awarded di-
plomas at the commencement exercises
last night Dr. NJ. E. Blanchard de-
livered an address. He strongly urged
that more attention should be given in
the public schools to the development
of good moral character.
The following were the graduates:
Gra6uates-Ethel Udell Allen. Lillian Adele
Anderson. Hazel Baldwin, W. Blair Bovyer,
William NJ. Connolly. Edith Slade Franklin.
Grace Marion Graham. Walter A. Hohnghon.
Jones. Edith NJ. Krause, Vincent T. Lacoste.
Genevieve j. Lyman. Effe May Marshall.
Eleanor Frances Mehsrin. James A. NICHOLSON.
Mary Ellita Percival. Ethel Harwood Perry,
Agnes Jessica Rae. Minnie Ripe, Isabel M.
hos sehoenitzer. s william S siegei, Florence May
Smith. Addison Graves Strong Bradford B.
suearman, Stanley r. sollman. Frances Grant
Terrili, Merton Earl Titus. Marcus LYMAN
Waltz May Aloysius Ward, Mabel Adeline
Wilcox. George A. Zimmerman.
The following programme was rem
dered:
March. Henry wolch; selection Mission
High School orchestra. w A Hofnghof d.
rector remarks by superintendent, William
II. Langden chairman; barytone solo. Queen
lie Jones at the piano; violin quartet. Miss M.
Lutz, Miss A.. Erickson, L. Glickman. 5. Soil
man; mezzo soprano solo, It'll Death. Miss
Zita C. Fahey. obligato Harry Kelly; address.
THE Greatest Work of the High School. DIR
NJ. 2. Blanchard violin solo. w. A. Hofing-
hof. Miss Cecilia Zinnen at the piano; selec-
ton, Golden Gate Quartet Frank Onsow first
tenor. A. A. Macurda second tenor, John de
p. Teller barytone Henry Perry basso; cornet
solo, selected, Cecil Cline, Fred Howe at the
piano: tenor solo. selected. A A Macurda; !;
by the graduates words by Miss F. NJ Thomp
son; selection Mission High School orchestra
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vaccination tho puni.I,ment.

Dr. Drew .of the Federal quarantine
Ice yesterday arrested Thomas Crowley. Da-
Nic crowley ST.. Michael Coleman runner for
tie Sailors Home. Steve Cassidy. runner for
q prSGuce arm. Captain klitgard, who was
relresonting his own firm. and James Angus
tus Serneu. gasoline launch pilot The six
i-len. IN r launch, had gone alongside the
thip sArYan before her release from quarsn-
tine The breakers OF the Federal law had
waited until the yellow hag was hauled down
before making close connections with the
Arfan steep sides. The hauling down Of the
nag hac not been authorized By Surgeon Drew
ana after ordering Il 20 the masthead again the
mecicC ordered the six men into The custody
OF the General S-ernberE's crew. The launch
0nG ti,e too yea lols business were toUed
70 Angel Island and at the quarantine sta
toH Surgeon Cumming sentenced the offenders
10 be vsccinatcG And when the vaccination
lakes.t said Surgeon Cumming the sextst
nisd out of the operating room. Just let your
thoughts dwell on that section OF the law for
bidding communication with qusrantined YES
sells Ne have other tortures here. but if that
vaccine acts as I hoDe, II viii hold you all
Lor while
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Steamer.
Destination. | Sails.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Monday, June 26
stmr San Pedro. Rasmussen. IS hours from
stmr Francis H. Leggett. Reiner. as hours
stnr brunswick. EIlefsen, Is hours from
Fort Bragg -
stmr Aicazar. winkel. 1e hours from Green
wood. up river direct.
stmr Pomona, Swanson, Is hours from Eu-
sfmr Newburg, johnson, es hours from Grays
stmr Newsboy. Lee. is hours from West
stmr state of California, Thomas. ~ hours
from San Diego and way ports.
stmr Cascade, johnson. 81 hours from Ev
stmr Norwood. Martin, AZ hours from San
Pedro.
stmr Aicatraz. Frederickson. IL hours from
Point Arena.
stmr Mandalay. Adler. 40 hours from San
Pedro.
tirnore via Montevideo 1l0 days.
schr Martha Nelson. Lorentzen, 221s days
from Mahukona.
CLEARED.
Monday. June 26.
stmr Nebraskan. weeden. Honolulu and
Kshului Williams, Dimond e. Co.
stmr Anvil tnew9. Mason. Nome; John J.
= stmr sunr St. Paul. Randall Astoria; & P
ssmr Bonita. Preble. San Pedro: P c S S
Co.
Monday, June 26
stmr Madrons, Anderson. Bmnts Reef.
Cane Mendocino.
Z lishtship No. So, Quinton Blunts Reef.
Cane Mendocino
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Hollister-Hay yielding we'll, but injured by
rust.
Colusa-Estiniated that barley will be third
OF full crop. quality poor.
Observation-Disclosures crop rs the heaviest in
some years.
Santa Mara-Beets yielding heavy. with high
sugar average; per centage grain as before.
Cfoverdale-Cool weather causing mldew ON
grapes.
Palermo-High south winds of past few DAYS
have blown off some pears.
Hanford--Excelent crop. wheat: packing
Tragedy prunes; peaches ripenins fast.
Livermore-Hay very variable In yield,
weight and quality.
Stockton-Apond crop heaviest for some
years: gummy in patches.
Newman--Cutting third crop alfalfa hay.
King City-Farmcrs hauling and storing bar
ley. A. G. McADIE. Section Director.
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MEXICAN CENTRAL CHOOSES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEN

Circulars have been received by the
local office OF the Southern Pacific an
nouucing the election of c. R. Hudson,
now president of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railroad. as vice presi-
dent and director OF the Mexican Gen.
trail Railroad Mr. Hudson will have
Jurisdiction over all operating depart
nents of the Central and his headquar-
ters will be in Mexico City Mr.. Hud-
son was elected by the directors OF the
Central. and his appointment becomes
effective at once He will assume his
duties in few days
The experience of the new vice presi-
dent in Mexican railroading has been
practically unlimited From 1887 to
1902 he was almost continuously in va
rious capacities serving In Mexican
railroads. He has also been connected
with the Southern Pacific at its ter
minus at Guaymas and with the Santa
Fe His many acquaintances in this
city will be pleased TO learn Of his re-
turn to the Central as vice president
and director Of the road.
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The Nebraskan,s Cargo.

The steamer Nebraskan sailed yesterday for
Honolulu and Kahuluf with a general mer-
chandise cargo. valued at $50. 534. The follow
ing were the principal shipments: 800 bbls
-four 3ls ctis wheat 1870 ctls barley, 4290S
lbs middrngs 4203 lbs bran. 100 lbs A. cs
rnsllstuffs 1913 lbs beans. 100, COO lbs rice,
2e7 pkgs potatoes. 40 pkgs onions. l246 lbs
garlic 19 pkgs olives, 1883 cs canned goods,
$40 Tbs lard 400 pkgs fresh fruits. l9 pkgs
fresh veeeta bles 2066 lbs cs cheese 614 lbs
4utter. ll9o lbs dried fruit 50 bbls hslf-bbls
picked salmon. is gals l35 cs whisky. 6525
lbs bread. 20ZO lbs sugar, 6540 lbs Goldfish.
qzT7' llls assorted dried fish. as pkgs groceries
ssnd. provisions. 3s cs table preparations. 2094
lbs coffee. 6 tons salt, 2S43 lbs ham and
bacon 50 bx paste, cs salad of. 12 cs baking
r,owder 6 cs chocolate 2630 bdls shocks 125
bdls l2e pcs pipe. JIG bars bdls iron, ii bars
bdls steel. As pkgs wagon material. 46 pkgs
PAPER 80 pkgs drugs 2i5 pkss paints and oils
50 cs gasoline 90 pkgs machinery. % cs hats
and caps. q cs boots and shoes. 100 pkgs dry
goods $50 bxs soap IS pkgs electrical sup
Tlies 131 cs tin cans, % rolls wire. drums
carbide 19.772 lbs tobacco. cs cigars and
gsrettes, rolls leather, go pkgs building
material. I2l SKIS coal. pkgs and
rnunitioa 30 drums csustic soda. 25 bbls
lubrtcsting OIL 80 tins matches 80 tons pig
iron coils rope 10 head cattle 5 horses.
rnuIes goats 25 coops chickens.
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Water Front Notes.

J. o'Connor OF 74I Mission street went to
sleep yesterday morning on the stringer Of
Mission street wharf With the first dream he
lost his balance and trmbled into the bay. He
was dried al the Harbor Hospital
The new steamer Anvil cleared yesterday for
None
g The liner Msnchuria is due this morning
frOm the Orient. She is bringing a large
humber OF passengers
70. Chief OFFICER Harry Caukroger OF the liner
Doric returned yesterday from a hunting trip.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Companys lit
tlc white liner curs scao. Captain Paulsen. left
MSzarian June 23 homeWard bound
The Korea left Yokohama June IS for Homo
lulu and San Francisco.
The German tramp steamer Germanicus
which arrived Sunday after an eventful trip
from the Orient. docked yesterday Spear
street wharf
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Exports by the PuebIa.

The steamer City OF Puebla sailed on Sat
urday for Victoria with an assorted cargo con-
signed TO the port Of destination and other
British Columbian ports valued at SIS, $50 and
tncluding the following; 2l30 pkgs potatoes.
1910 pkgs fresh fruits, IA pkgs fresh vege-
2s60 lbs raisins, 30 pkgs groceries and pro-
visions tins honey. II, lSs lbs beans. 170e
lbs dried FISH s740 lbs malt 457 lbs cheese,
1zs Pkgs paste 5l6 lbs chocolate, % cs canned
goods 30 gals 20 cs wine 1887 II hardwood
lumber 30 cs arms and ammunition, o bdls
bone black $50 lbs soda, pkgs drugs, 4s pl1gs
tank material rolls leather IL crts bicycles.
goods.
In addition 10 the foregoing the steamer car
ried 81 ,375 lbs dried fruit and $500 lbs raisins
tory.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
Drowned at picnic.

w. H. Glenn of SIS Sixth street re-
ported to the Coroner yesterday that
his grandson, Alfred Tucker. was
drowned last Sunday at Ell Campo while
attending the Pressmen's picnic. He
said that the accident happened be-
tween 10 and IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
at which time young Tucker went in
swimming. The young man worked as
a ship scaler for Harris sBros. at 5
Jackson street. The body has not been
recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

100 numbers from 1902 to 1892 inclusive,
being so numbers on each side OF the capital
of $45 cOO-s60.
100 numbers from 41O1 to 1901. inclusive.
being 80 numbers on each side OF the capital
OF S12 OOO-S36
100 numbers from 3Ss11 to 3S9f1 inclusive.
being so numbers on each side OF the capital
of $60OO-S24.
TERMINALS.
900 numbers ending with AZ. being the two
last figures Of the capital of S45. .0OO-S12
$50 numbers ending with 81. being the two
last figures OF the capital OF S12. .000-S12
The subscriber. having supervised the single
number class T Honduras National Company,
hereby certifes that the above are the num-
bers which were this day drawn from the 100.-
COO placed in the wheel, with the premiums
10 them.
Witness my hand at Puerto Cortez. Hon.
duras, c. A. this. Saturday. June n. 1905
JESUS QUIROZ.
Commissioner Administrator de Aduana-
vice GEN. W. l. CABELL. absent
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Li~htshin. Leave Port.

Accompanied by the tender Madrono. the
two new liEhtships &c and s3 sailed yester-
day Ter Blunts Reef. where S3 viii be sta
toned Liehtship SO Will be commanded by
Captain Quinton. under whose direction the
two vessels made the long voyage from the
Atlantic. Lightship 76 viii cruise from point
10 point relieving the regular lightships when
they gre taken on their stations for repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
NOVEL FEATURE PROPOSED
FOR NEW CHINESE TREATY
Provides for Trial In China of Monso-
Hans who Break Americas

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Thomas
". Barlow. the Chinese Consul here, is
authority for the statement that in
the new treaty with China the Chinese
Minister in Washington will have In
serted a clause covering the trial OF
culprits, both Chinese and American. 1t
provides for the deportation for trial
in China of all Chinese who, in Amer
lea, violate the law. and for the trial In
America OF all Americans who, while
in China break the Chinese law.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
overcome by smoke.

A fire broke out at 245 East street
shortly after midnight this morning in
Uncle Harris secondhand shop, during
which A. Mclean, sleeping in the sec
ond story of the building, was over
come by smoke. The upstairs of the
building was occupied by Portuguese
Joe as a lodging house and twenty
foomers were asleep at the time. A
dense smoke poured up from the sec
ondhand shop. The fire damage was
fight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Warmer weather prevails In the interior Of
California. Showers have occurred in wash
ington and Northern Oregon High winds are
reported at Modena and Flagstaff
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. June 27:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
fresh west wind.
Los Angeles and vicnity-Fair Tuesday:
fresh west wind.
sacrsmen valley-Fair. warmer Tuesday:
light south wind.
north wind.
coast-Fatr Tuesday: fresh west wind
Nevada-Fair Tuesday. A. G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
Fruit and Wheat Bullefin.
For the twenty-four hours ending D. M,
10th meridian time. San Francisco. June 90
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pIJNTA DEL GADA-Arrived June 26-Stmr
Romanic. from Naples. for New York, and
proceeded.
rossa. from New York, via Plymouth and
Cnerbour-.
MISUNDERSTANDING June 26-Stmr Koe-
nigen Albert. from New York, for Naples and
Genoa and proceeded.
Sailed June 26--Stmr Princess Irene. from
Genoa and Naples for New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 26-Stmr Moor
dam. from Rotterdam and BouIogne; stmr ST.
Gillian prince, from Naples and Palerno stmr
iceland, from Antwerp and Dover.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

WILL TEST UsURY L.AW.-The Supreme
Court granted an alternative writ OF habeas
corpps yesterday for K. Sohncke. who was con-
yicfed of violating the new law making IL a
mfsderrcanor for any one to charge more than
1Is per cent interest month on money loaned
on chattel mortgages. The petitioner violated
the law and was sentenced to pay 500 AZ 8
fine therefor He desires to test the constitu-
fionality OF the act. Arguments in the case
viii be heard next Monday mornfn<.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
Overdue Rate. Advance.

Tor reinsurance as follows: Honolulu 20 per
cent; Chipperkyle. 80 per cent. and swanhilds
65 per cent
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The Whaling Catch.

Word was received yesterday from the whaI-
ing feet giving the catch up TO June l. The
Jeanette and William Baylies each had four
|hases. the Thrasher had whale and
there was SO barrels OF sperm oil 10 the credit
of the Gsyhead
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
sum, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance 20 San Francisco
BAY Published by official authority of the
SUPERINTENDENT.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharD about %
minutes later than at Fort Point. the height
Of tfce IS the same at both places:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The bark Emily F. whitney will load gen
we'll.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order OF occurrence TO time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are IN
addition the soundngs OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus q
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
Time Ball.
Branch Hydrographic Office. u S N, Mer
chants Exchange San Francisco, Cal.
Monday June 26 1908.
The Time Ball en- the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
T. e. at noon OF the I20th meridian. 3
p. m Greenwich time ]. C BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. 5. N. in charge.
4
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

TrEspAY. JUNE 27. leo5:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

NoTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Miss Creaner Entertains.

A pleasant surprise party wns given ~, = ! 70 :
her home, No GIG China Street, Thursday
evening. Music and games were enjoyed
until late hour, when the party we're
led 10 the dining-room, where an elegant
supper was served. Among those present
were Misses Mnyme IIlckel' Josie H H. sS
Katie O'Neil Iottie Ricketts,, Lucy Scott.
Mayme shaughnessy, Marie Lyons, Ellen
Grimm, Alice Lyons Mary Foley, Marie
Reddn, Annie O'Hara, Estelle Carbon,
LettIe Ryrnc. Mayme Murphy. Eva Ma
pier, Margaret Griffin, Katie McDonough,
Abbie and Annie Marie Haley, Mary L.
and Annie b. 5Creamer; Messrs, Alton
Haley. John sohndd, Horace Gooch, Chas.
Briggs, Tom Sled, Wexford Dnnfor, Leo
Wade, Joe Shnughnessy, Ed. johnson,
George Ricketts,, John Nolan. Cornelius
Poh James McCnhe, Russell Schadd,
James Donahoe, VINCENT Marin, Bert
Mayer. Eddie Reddln, Frank McDonough,
Dennis O'Sulllvan and e. Wells. Tho
chaperones were Miss Katie Brown. Mary
Fee, Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs, ],
James Crenm0r Es15F i53 4Fhis .ist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Personal Mention,

Miss Guile Harrison. of Brandon, on
James River, who has recently returned
from England. stopped for n few hours
Richmond on her way to visit relatives IN
Savannah, Georgia. Mrs. Harrison wdll
not return to Brandon until some time In
April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

Won ii all back from me by false g Play;
and when T. could not m eet ~ Nc ll
ii q o You said this occurred In Decat ur
street. What was the date? #
IN "A, ~ do not Ere,nenber. " .la
81 q. Mia a month was 4. II Z -,
a. 5It vas In March. Early In Al lsle'i1
q. You are sure 1t was II, Marc y q
8. 8, Should po; You say 81 was between the the
"a "A. Yes. am positive IT was before !''c'r
the 18th OF March. 3G5 4, \, ~. e
@. Have you long Kn q, j. ~ = ~. ~,
when did you f'rst become '''t aware
s. Mhen un ala Ny irs e SEQ n eoding
Sy "A. Vhent r. was arrest Ed = {si3
Q. Did ahe ever call at your rooms f.
u a.. Ncver--not to my E&S knoWiea .ls = a
6. With what weapon I'D you XIII MI Mt
a. Ii made use OF a. specially con- truct-s
7 ed hypoderlnlc syring Y, !, 4, &.
II. Half smothcred 3eXclamatlons OF S iu,t Il
prise were heard from every par o. INC Ele
room. Even the jud &c gave a ststrv
this astounding bit OF testmonyii Tx ysp !,
human being could have entered or Loft tlle
barrow parior ithout Ger tain discovery.
Yet here was man APPARENTLY y, IN ~
right mind who s9beriy asser,eu MAZE.
land and Godin alone seemed cool ~.
collected Throughout3all ltatour q. . es,
tlmonyS6 NJ. Godin watched the witness
with such a burning concentration. a.
seemed as IL the great detective meant
to bore through Latourn8 gaze s.. down g ,-o ~
the most secret depths Of ms SOUL y, -,
for an instant did he tate MS eyes , it ,,,,a
that this power OF concentration en-
lplaincd, In b a great me asurc this detec-.
tive remarkable success. Nntningn We
permitted to escape HIM, ana,}lne dn uft
less never notice had, for NJ. Godln, !
felt sure, a. world OF suggestive signltl-
cance.t 5s &. \, -
Maitland IS calm demeanor. SO resource
fful in its serenity caused all eyes Y 70 70
|. turn at 3lengthGto him as II for expiana-
ton. He continued with slow deloe lfl-
ton. z, i, !, !,
sdermic syringe OF special; construction! (,
M. Latour seemed nervous and III at
ease. He shifted from SIDE 70 siue is
M Godin's glance .had p,G,rced ni miv ''f 70
wrggle off OF IT, He seemed .upape ~ ~
disengage himself and at lengt replied
l{infa wearied and spiritless tone IL
arst place pi /" 1t Was Very small ]. having q
capacity Of but five or six drops, and !,
Iinithe second pla ce, IT was PROVIDED VIII w!
IAN Internal spring which, when released,
tents with extreme rapidly. as,
p, O. What operated this spring
Al Around the needle-like point Of the
syringe, less than n quartert.of an I, a
from its end, was a tiny, annulnr bit OF
metal. & This llttle% metallic collar was
forced upward By tile pressure Of the
flesh as the sharp point entered, lit and
this movement released the spring and
Instantly and forcbly elected tho con-
| tents of the cylinder ~ rs rs
O. Did YOU use a poison in this s "
81 a. liz es, sir. .83 v
| What did you use s5 Z,
M, Latour hcsItated and shifted y elp-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Hampden-Sidney Germans.

The College German Club, OF Hampden-
Sidney, celebrated the ending OF tho
half session with a night and morning
German Friday night and Saturday morn
ing OF last week, Both were danced in
the club house on the college grounds.
and proved delightful affairs Among the
Richmond young ladies dancing We're
Misses Kitty Lancaster. Edmonia Martin,
and Elizabeth Hunter. The visitors also
remained 10 attend the entertainment Of
the Dramatic Club OF the college. given
on Saturday night In the old Seminary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

Miss lou seawell OF Gloucester, Va,
Is Tho guest of Mrs D. T.. Williams, at
No. 30 East Franklin Street.
The Kate wheelock Whist Club met
Wednesday afternoon al No, 20 East
Franklin Street The highest score north
land south was made by Mrs. William
Chambers and Mrs James sutton; east
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

and west, by. Mrs Muse and Mrs; II. Is:
FRANKLIN. The club will hold It's next
meeting. "wednesday afternoon, March 10,
with Mrs, Willard Craig.
I Miss May. Darlington, Of Hampde SID :
ney, is at home after q pleasant visit to
friends in Richmond.
virginia, Of the Mount Vernon Associa;,
ton. has gone to Washington to attend
the inauguration X,
and Miss Maud Davis left Thursday for
Washington H &
Miss $Alene stokes: Of Richmond 81 Miss q
lie Marshall. of Warrenton, were among
the dancers at tho last Fortnightly Coz
tllion given at the Belvedcre In Baltl-
more, Md, Thursday night
Miss Louise B. A1cAdams is the CUES.
Of Miss Adeline Hammond, daughter Of
DIR. and Mrs. S. ". Hammond, Of Wash
.ington, for the inaugura ton,
Mrs. Basil D. spauldlng is the guest Of
home in Ghent' Norfolk
ter FIN Mrs. T ri stearnes, on West Ave
nue., Newport News.
The many friends in Richmond Of Miss
Bessie Harnsberger will regret to, hear
of her sickness at her home In Harrison
burg. .5
Mr.. John NJ. Thomas, of Louisa, Is on a
visit to his brother In Richmond
Miss Mamie Morton is visiting her
father near Lahore, Va.
MIA. NJ. Travers stopped in Charlotte.
j N. c., q few days en- route to New Or
leans to attend the Mardi Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, of Chatauqua Lake
are spending some time al. their Virginia
estate MaycoS, on James River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
NOTHING TO FEAR.

The question OF Injurious Substances In
medicines which has been agitating tho
minds OF many people, does not concern
those who use chamberlain's Cough Renee
dy. Mothers need have no hesitnncy In
continuing to give It to their little ones.
as 1t contains absolutely nothing Injurious.
This remedy Is not only perfect, safe
To give small children, but Is n medicine
of great worth and merit. 1t has world
wide reputation for Its cures Of coughs,
colds and Group and can always be relied
upon. For sale by all druggists.