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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-12
& CONSERVATION for GIRL
HARDIN COLLEGE & {

Colegea University train ed iSSuty %
resident College Place Mexico Mo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
YWGntWOrth %?:'':$z Geo: 2s:s e
/ LEXINGTON COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN

Lexlngton No. Near Kansas City. Founded 100
Italian e'o
EDWARD W. WHITE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a. 4,

Trains depart Grand Central station. I'd 81 and
BOSTON Via New London Proy-tt 1900 ,xIlioS 90
sT12G0 ? NJ via Willmautic-tFs:0O 4. N. t20O P
N via spfd.-f9OO A NJ. Y 100. . 4Oo '41'Oo ? y
pC1PTT AND via Worcester-tS. O2 p. NJ
WORCESTER and FITCHBURC via PUTNAM-fS p 4
= = nd NOPFOLk-TFS:4 AZ A. NJ, 1871 p
CT. HARRINGTON, sTOCKBFIDSiE ,LE3-NoX; PITTS
TTE-T T1-fa-5O $3.50 A. NJ, 81 "a. f3:Bl P. NJ.
ctet Offices at c~and Central Station and cl2th Sts
also at c281 11s5 c1354 Broadway. 90 Union squaTs
$50 FIFTH Ave Columbus Ave- c64e Madison AvsH
c579 vest f25th St Tes Third Brooklyn. cSzz,
SfO FHliton St Broadway
'DaIiy- tExcePt sundays fstoPs a. 12o'h s. Ss9ss
limited Has dining car. cPariOr and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
READING SYSTEM
NEW TFR SFY CENTRAL r r

SWest sd st. n.
STATIONS; Foot Liberty n ~ R
Tine shown below Is from Liberty St West I'D ST.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted BY designating
BASTON, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHJNk-z4OO CT-15 Eastonl. 8 10 4 N. 40. %
800 DO - Easton only P. N SUM- Ii 20 A NJ LOO.
800 and 100 p NJ.
2 NJ sundays. z43O \ NJ. SEQ P NJ
NEGAT--24 ~. e40 a NJ. $50 500 Lakewood ana
Lakehurst. k3-4O. c415) p. NJ Sundays. 8 80 A. II
$40 Lakewood Lakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY-'g.4O 4. NJ. kt3- 40 P II
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS, 90
j12O1. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. eco A. NJ, 400.
$50 PM
ATLANTIC HLDS SEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4OO. 1880. S 80 II. 80 A n.
80. k3 40 4SO. $50, $50 P NJ Sundays. 500 A NJ
PTIILADELPHIA-'z48 so. MOO. msOO 400 ms1o.oo.
SIIOO A NJ ulsI2OO 90 900 - co. e. 90. u'5.0o.
rn"5.OO 200. fT.30 20 90 s103O P NJ. is12 IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHISGTON-s.Oo. me10 co. 1900
ms2O0 mt+4 90. IS on. 200. zip Is.
IAMsPORT-I "a co. z4.30. 500. 1910 1000. II 90
A NJ Reading only 100. Il 20. 200 ?. N Read
ing PottsviIle Harrisburg only i4OO. 5 90 40 2 r.
sDaiIy tDaily sunday. Sundays tParlor
only. Tamaqua- aExcept Saturdays. mDin-
ing xSaturdays only zhroH Liberty 81 only
From Tventy-thrd street-b5-2O P. NJ. 80 P. II,
e12 20 P NJ. "a i'll 80 P M. k3 % ?. NJ
Ofices: Liberty St West 23d St. Aston House. 261
4s4 1900 1854 Broadway. fS2 5th Ave 2SI 18th 3
Union Square west 279S Sd Ave 279 West 125th 245
Columbus Ave, York; S42 343 344 SEQ Fulton ST.
brooklyn: Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls and checks baggage TO destination
W G. BESLER, g NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres & Gen. Mg-- Gen PdSs'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl, October IL 1905.
BEEV ES-Receipts $50 head. all
signed I Ne trading feeling steady.
Dressed slow steady yesterdays quotations
Liverpool London market 9q12c per
weight Exports to-day $50 cattle and 1895
quarters Minnstonka TO London; go cat
tie on the Consueo OF 500 London and 100
Hull; quarters the Louis London;
quarters beef the Etruria Liverpool. and
40 cattle the Dunstan Para, Brazil
CALVES-NOthing doing for lack OF stock Feeling
firm. calves light supply and trade limited
City dressed VealS sold 9lpl312C
~ country dressed at ~ G12c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 13 cars. 2SS5
head including for siaughterers and for the
making with the single held yester-
day 8 cars Sheep almost nominal: lambs
firm higher for grades; steady for medium
and common grades. The pens were cleared. A few
ordinary sheep sold 81 20 100 70; ordinary to
prime lambs st I5d$S SIS %. culls So
Canada lambs ST 5GGSS Dressed mutton steady
&c per ID: dressed lambs firm at l04l3c
Sales-kerns Commission Co; 224 Ohio lambs, 81 70
average % per 100 n; 2OT Buffalo do, "a ~
81 87 125 do 90 ~ 81 los Canadian do. IS ID. at
81 so
" R Hume: 1ss state lambs u 70: at IS: 10 Oulls
Is n at s.: sheep, lis 10. at 81 %
Mcpherson Co: 233 West Virginia lambs 5S 10, at
HoGs-Recepts were % cars Or 4.oI2 head, all FOR
sauRhterers. Nominally weak Country dressed hogs
slow at 1890 per n for the whole
sales yesterday)-S Judd & CO. 40 mixed West
ern hogs 223 n at 81 10 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Foreign coffee markets: E<io--CoTes market dull No.
4SS5, exchange 1850. Tecstpts 1SOG0 bags: ship
rnents United States $4,000 bags; shipments
Europe 10000 bags stock 2sG coo bags, Santos-Conee
market quiet good average Santos $500; receipts $4,000
bags stock 14760O0 bags Eauburg-CofTee
market opened unchanged TO > pig lover; AZ .
Fig lower = pig higher sales Il 600 bags.
EavreCoee market opened quiet unchanged: Z
n unchanged; total sales. 6.0s)o bags
Ths statistical position Of Brazilian follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. OCTOBER Is 1905

sbo,s o. points and the market shortly af.arar1
ps,rs me- loss oL $40 points under renewal Of bear
ana lQuiastion. Reports fha+ ,Ss-a
w. On a leading Ne-oreans bank on TriSaI- arternoon
out later It reported thar Inc rrn
unVsrrs eo 70 nothing Of Importance and was entirely
weather 1ex a ths aided in the recovery The early
IeNNs was also h1r
s,tii before the close The weather man sboeS
over the South Accompanied bv
being 10 ncb poe climatic conditions the only rain
that fba low Fett smith II also predicted
yTC,is eratures Just northwest II tho bet
the 81, tward instead entering the belt but
eilStea another drop
another Factor Is belt before Monday
me demand from spot people was claimed - he
trscts We- S me bulls as indicating that local con
markets 90 Nv a parity with the Southern spot
sibIe 10 Inv nat spot people finding 1t pos
vrbor ~ me south At this Of the
sellers in bpe are buying south they generally
repor 70 ,b "a market Large exports also
a|co-,- ne daS. but the absence Of frost damage
Ion The South promoted the idea that nc
1, mad occurred. thus favored the con
T6e 1 II-l@dtty q no scarcity crop estimates
was follows: 7 "a 'ii' 4'-14 'NaiAet To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
OllD nOMlN0ON G1NE.

Old nOGl1G11ON l1EIE.
DAILY SERVICE
5of7+ Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth, Primers
PORT and NeWEort Va connectirS Petersburg
IsierS,and VirgInia Beach Washington D. c,
South West -, - ~. ., =, -
,,o, Esach NJ every p
y r WALKER President and Tranio Manager
CUNARD LINE.
~. From Piers 5l-52. North Rivsr.
To LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
-.u,,ta oct o. IL AN Iucania Nov : 10 AM
yTI.lIie - Oct. =. Phi EtFuria -Ncv II. PM
C>lronia - oct 81 AM Csmpania. Nov Is e:3O AN
STpP Alta R-GENOA-N APLES-ADRIATIC
CARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious OF
Tevfathans-Jan. 9th. Feb. 27th
e-,rar,s1+s the new Modern Twin Screw Steamers
sISV0NIA Oct H. 10 A NJ. Dec. 3. .Tct 70
PANNONIA- .,eN- Dee 10 -7p 2e
Mar 20 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-EoEk. October IA 1905.
CoFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at IN
chsnsed prices advance of 10 points response
fairly good European cables smaller Brazilian receipts
buying trade houses There
Wall Street liquidation. further reported
ia Pauis market during session
with the steady unchanged points lower
reported Of 1870 bags The rains reported
IN Of Brazil supposed explain
slight failing receipts compared
everage suggest Improvement prospects
for which 10
need OF moisture But the declining
ce1cv Of the market Goes appear be much
result bUllish view The ultimate
vrces @
December position day approa ches. toward the
clnss Of month There IS believed be q very
large long interest December has not
much switching rom to late months, and
longs shown rather disposition Hquidate
outright TIE Of important demand for
The later positions chance to
months. is considered factor likely
preston q distinct improvement =
demand the Interior which reported
quiet The spot market quiet. with quotations
RE No ranging from II 17&c.
q contract prices in the local market to-day
was as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
I, e. Y 90

' January ........1257 1262 1856 1888 1892
Receipts breadsturs at interior points, in thousands
ciphers oO omitted -four in bbis grain in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Ocean Steamers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limo

OCEAN y ESQWlSTSs
neutrality-suspicious. lime.
herbourg-Hanaburg.
.DEGTscaLAND OCT. 10. $40 A N
tPetrieia OCT o Pretoria BOY
@These steamers contain special features such grin
csins at Po1sF so4 fadon Paris C'''
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
! Han6n9s 2S 4 i NJ NJ P Jan 7 !ss
PTnz ossaE Nov. IS II 5 Jan - b Mar NJ
'Cretio Chartered from White star Line Feb =
Class $40 ss5 s118OO upward. according to
s 5. Moltke 10 Maaeira. cadiz, Gibraltar. Malaga.
Algiers and Genoa Jan, 90. isO6
S. S. Deutschland to italy.
IN LESS THAN DAYS.
vEsg gA NJ o FR mobBEN TTFE zS6 ~
06ices IS AND s. broadway. Piers IL00oksn. N J.
NORTH GERmMN GgOYDs
Fast Express Service.
PLyAoUTH-ceT IEEBoURG-BREIEs
Ra afgFin1 oct ST. 10 AM K VIM II Dec r. An
t < % N2 81 Il A Ao2n K W n a e
TWin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH 4ERBOURG-BRE0IEN
n5sg oc Q' Il Il HoSn TseR . 1 1S Al
@2v 4 Dec d 70 20
'- Mediterfanean Service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-G
.NecEaT Nov : Il An .NacEaT i An
K Albert Nov H. II A Albert 10, II An.
K. Luise.Nov IS IL AN. P. Irene Jan. 20, II AN
gibraltar and Naples.
From Bremen Piers and 4th Sts Hoboken-
OELRTCHS & CO, No. 3 Broadway. New York
Louis Il. Meyer 45 South Third St. Philadelphia
A MEXICAN LINE.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON
Sailing Saturdays $50 A. NJ. Pier Is. N. r.
Philadelphia q New York Nov
Oct Is st Louis Nov II
DED STAR LINE.
IL ANTWERP-DOvER-LON
Sailing Saturdays, O3O A. NJ. Pier Il. N r.
iceland Oct y Yaderland .-.--- Nov
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW DISQUALIFICATION.
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays. Pier IS, n r
Baltic Oct Is, A n Oceanic Nov 1. $50 4. M.
Teutonic.. % 10 A NJ Cedric Nov s. P NJ
Oct 81, P NJ Baltic. Nov. Is. N.
TO MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK:
REPUBLIC. Oct. 49, Noon Nov. 30 Jan 26 March
CRETIC Nov 4. Noon: Dec
FROM BOSTON:
ROMANO. Oct Is 10 A Il: Dec. 2 Feb
CANOPIC.. Nov. 1s. 2;5O P NJ Jan ID. Feb. "A
Freight once Whitehall Bldg. Battery Plzre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Foreign Resorts.

For the convenience of Tribune readers
abroad arrangements have been made 10
tsop The Daily Tribune on file in the read
mg rooms of tie hotels named below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

DED "D" LINE.
Ia For La Guayra Puerto CsbeIIo Curacao ana Mara
cafbo via Curacao. calling Juan. p r
From pier adjoining Wall St Ferry Rrookivn
S PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. October IS. noon
s CARACAS. Saturday. November II noon
For a GuayTa. Curacao and Maracalbo
saturday. October noon
s. s. MARACAIBO. Saturday. November 4 moor
These superior for pas-
BoULToN. BIIss & pALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

H@1cIange special Liverpool
SIn 5 5000 receipts IL ooo all American mid
cqossr on near and points lower positions
Hoysm6eF Pig; NovenberDecenber Esd December
March: 5s4d March-Apri $50 AprMay 55sd, Nav
1 me o2 80; JTneIJpiy' 545d; JulyAugust Sid
at 90 prices Business quiet and OF to
S4 extra No winter s8 1o 81 a. Sp aIF eea' 81 Gg
g s5q$$ 10 RYE FLOUR arm; quoted: Fair to good.
quoted Kiln dried S 656S8 o as to brsnd BA
s. sl ff0'fa 6G s asa e dy s g ~
both IN zoo Is aes h oG S co. ss d a6g @ $40 os
Der shipment city bran si7 bulk SIS sacks middling.
saeSs o1f1MEAI $50 ('''l '-'A 90 -
Chicago hui wheat acted steady, on saturday;
q oihsT ZINES the aTket WAS heavy and Inclined to
prices showed about go advance in New-Yor while i'm
ceber lso under previous night It said that
100000 bush OF December had TO be purchased
first hour by the Chicago bull operator sustain the
freeiT heneVe- there were signs Of any ifhdas o;
supporting orders Cables reported I'd net loss at Lv
Of statistics there Northwest receipts Of 6e4
estse Of o6o bush for the worlds shipnsRfs a
crease in Mondays visible supply statement The weather
vas stormy in the Central States and solder in the
that wheat was accgmuiatg rapidly at terminal points
IN the local market 9Oo asked and May eO1se asked
he sr was STEADY closig az % 7Se Iot 40 : rsd
I'm T158fb ana aal s5' and e2so H9oat
loading produced weakness, prices declined
moderate
better prospects for getting through al
though remained largely nominal.
O'clock December in NewTOrl 54c asked and May
59e asd yeTp32 closed I'd 70 M net o lowe , Rains rs
check sellers time. No closed nominal in
elevator and &c O afoat; . white
yellow nominal oATs-The market irregular. clos
= easy other Cash New
York quoted follows; Mixed % 30 10, S3Q{34o
nc 10 White ~ 10 q r. sg ano SBe9 @hlIe
T41zc, c ! New-York. BARLEY-Stoady. Feeding
quoted $3.50 Q ! Buffalo mailing 439J6c
Buffalo BUCTLVEEAT- Market quiet; quoted e0361c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Railroads.
Railroads.
Pc SYLuAnlA
RAILROAD.

ns VI 70 80
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET RE
AND DEsBROSSEs AND CoRTLANDt . f 80
Streets Ave minutes later that given below for
-~sn''.'n'F0 s'[s ToE R'@ The WEST.
1855 a. NJ sT LoT1s L1MITED. For Cincinnati
.1O.5s AM. THE aRd IP5EHES SsH7 LIMITED =
.PM cr e hg6 to cf GGisgSSA AND ST
1855 NJ PENNSYLVANIA 5, sP 6oT1s to Chicago.
.4.55 M. CHICAGO LIMITED: -, W.,
IS s n Il WEs EfglS EHFnEss
-sSS r. NJ cf,EVEfAND AND CINCINNATI EXP
'''' = MAs fIrTSR5SGA Sp fHE SOUTH
20? . no - 90 '4oSJ a; m" 3 IS 455
- D m. u 10 night sunday SIS 20 2b 1888 a N
1926. 'I2-55 IS IS Congressional Limited') 'S-S
soTTaERN EAfLWAYL!i255 S.525 p 1910
Atlantic COAST L1NE-.o25 a m and e2S p m
sEABoARD AIR LNIE-1225 p. n and l21o g. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-'s25 ?. m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-755 a m week
F6F Old PoENT c6 5alf and NoRFoLK-7bs
ATLANTIC, c!TY-Es55 a m and 250 p weekdays
Gf6E Sfi1 & m Sefaas' m
d225 Saturdays only except Long Branch y - 80
Sundays 825 1055 a m and 4 IS p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1i55 a m. IL IS .12 s.. sI55. 2io 255. % IS. s55
AS. '425. "455 class for North Philadelphia on,y1
~555. 655 1855. S25. . (955 for North PhadeIpIaa
only H. 10 night wesL-days; Sundays =, . Is IS
.I255 %155. %3 rs, 355 s4I5 g-+>55 for North Rha-
delphia onIy), IS IS So 7-s5 S25 8 % 9oo f0r
T D1nf FRe aT ftr 9n1a P TAIN 10 nsn
Ticket Offices 461, % Broadway; 16z FItn
below 23d ST.: 283 Fifth Avenue corner syn
ST.; Aston House and stations named anoye; bIoon
lyn 942 Fulton Street SEQ Fulton Street. 800 boaay
and Pennsylvania Station The Flew York IFAtlSS
Company will call check baggage from notes
and residences through TO destination -,
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CeO
W " ATTERRIJRy T. r WOOD.
General Manager. PasSF franc manager
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON The EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave sd Street 10 minutes earlier except mid
night train leaves II 80 n
IIv. Liberty street ST Except sun Eunse-
1000 Daily Diner.
Daily Diner.
Daily Buffet
.sEOynI Limited" 400 p. Daily All Pullman
Nv. Liberty street % pm Daily Di9er.
n .ght- Daily. SleeperES
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
TAare New York City 23d St Liberty ST.
Is o D L. Is
Chicago Columbus. Diner II 50 m 1200 mn
Pittsburg Cleveland. Limited $50 pm 100
ssPittsbuFg Limited" Buffet. 500 pm 200 pm
Cf1ci11ai ST Louis Sleeper II so pm I215 Mt
Sia~f10atI so an 1000 a
CinSinnati St louis Diner....-. $50 pm AGO N
OT1o-s- 434. 1900 Broadway. Aston House.
1oS c;reenwich ST. 25 Square W. s91 Grand ST.
n Y s4s Fulton st. Brooklyn; 23d St and Libsrtv St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19


OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pincus. OF Norfolk
next week. en- Tuesday night no will de-
liver a lecture under the auspices OF the
Council OF Jewish Women at Chef sholom
Temple on Freenrason Street.
Cards are out to the marriage OF Miss
Kate Patrick. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Thomas Patrick, of Rustbnrg,
Va, to DR.. Richard Patterson Boville. OF
Blackstone, Va. Tho ceremony viii DO
performed in the Methodist Church at
( Rustburs, on November 18th at 1850
O'clock.
Mrs. David Dunlop and her nrother,
Mrs. Johnson; who have recently return
ed from a 4 q broad are spending the
month at Mrs. ii unlop's country place,
near Lawrencev!lle Miss Martha COL
Her Of Petersburg,isa also with Mrs. Dun
lop. =; Il
Among those from Clarke county, who
attended the International fox hunt at
M FH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
PEOPLE IN L-0UDOUN
-.aain1 4e ,1,1,n rimns-r,isnntnh 8

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
I4f1EsBuRG, VA, November 1S-NIiss
Mary Roper, Of Petersburg. Va, Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. White, at
Selma.
Miss Clara swart IS the guest OF Miss
Emma Sherman, at Kilmarnoci. Va.
Major Bentley Mott who has been a
military attache at st. Petersburg, is
visiting his relatives in Leesburg.
D. c.. formerly of Leesburg, is visiting
friends here Mr. Bopp is a native of
Germany, and knew the Prince of Bat
tenberg, who was born In tho same town
as Mr., Bopp.
Miss blanche Rogers, Of Hamilton. is
visiting in Richmond. Va.
Attorney C. #. Harrison left on Mon
day for Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas
City.
Hon. James G. Megeath. Of Nebraska,
Is visiting relatives In Londoun county.
% Mr. Henry G. Sellman, a well -known
citizen of Lceshurg, is seriously Ill from
paralytic stroke.
The following is the official vote for
Londoun county. just canvassed by the
commissioners OF election: For G Governor
4 Swanson j 1896. Lewis Ala votes; for Lieu
tenant Governo,-E llyson 1881. Kent 405;
for Attorney General An derson u, 800,
Revercomb 396: for Secretary Of the Com
alth-Eggleston 1886. Sowdcr$ $50:
4 for State Trcasurer-EiaTman Jr., 1,3S6,
s8Acker3 395; for Superintendent Of Public
hools-Eggleston / .405. Hartman f15; for!
Commissioner of observation-disclosures
1871. Eggborn 429: for State senator-.B.3
wv. Lynn 1884 votes; for House of Dele
sgates-Cochran 1877. Hickman 1923; for
House of Delegates--Love Lap, Brown
if410Tt-otoS 5Ll4 t&eFgss t..aN tsti8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
TRINITY COLLEGE
Especial TO The Times Dizpateh2

Especial toThe Times Dispatch.)
TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. c.,
November 1S.-The following have been
elected az members of the G)ee Club:
Grant, Spivey, Horton Boyd, Pugh.
Stainback, Carter, Foreman, Williams,
Hawks, White, Cole, Foard, Stem, Wyche,
Rochelle The following have been elected
members Of the orchestra: koelner, AL
bright. Hawks, Arthur, Harrell, Sccman.
Crook. Wyche, Stnnback. Stockard, Um-
stend Prof. Jones.
Mr. W. W. Fuller, of New York City,
has written President Iilgo that while in
Italy recently he bought q ANAL marble
statue of Cicero, and that lie had ship
ped it to Trinity College to be placed in
the library. The letter from Mr., Fuller
was read in the chapel Thursday morn
ing, and the announcement of the gift
was heartily applauded
Mr. y. II. sasser, Of Durham, has pre-
sented to tho Trinity College library a
hronzed plaster bust OF President Nc
" lSinley. s4F4s.is 5=s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
IBUsY.bEE.s MAKE HONEY
IN WALL OF RESIDENCE
Leclsie Homestead to BE Used
As a Family Rcndez-
vous.


sCOTTSN1lI.1I. VA. November Is
At the home OF Mrs. Frank Parkinson
here honey bees have made their llome
lii the south wall OF the house. They
may frequently be heard at work as they
manufacture liquid sweetness IN this
sheltered spot. Several attempts have
been made to hive them. but these hayo
i been unsuccessful. Three swaims have
been seen at q time. but no one knows
whence they came, rs they did not pc
i long TO the former owners of the place.
4 sale OF personal perty--furnlture
farming Implements and horscs--tooH
place at the Ieclsie Homestead, near Glen.
dover. last week. Mr.. Philip Butler WIZ
take charge OF tho farm. where tho mem
Nbors Of tho family, now widely scattered
VIII meet from time to time
Miss Ruth Daniel is spending some timo
in Richmond.
Mrs. Jenkins, o, Fredericksburg, IS
Visiting Miss Eta Harris, OF th4s pace.
M. c. s. Harris. IL, is quite SICK et
his home.
MISS 1succ Powers. WHO has been IN
Richmond for several weeks, VIII retuih
home Thursday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19

Z Il III s-i Z II
Uppervilc last week were Mrs. Doro....
Henderson and Mr.. Edward Gay Butler
master Of the Blue Ridge Hunt clus
hounds.
Mrs. Carr and litlc son. OF this city.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Branch.
at Morven, Va.
MISS Susie Porter Gray. Of vontay,
Hanover county. Is In tho city for
weeks stay, and lsrthe guest OF DR.. and .
Miss Lee w. Station, No. 1911 West Main
Street.
Mrs. Howard C. Johnston, after spend
ing several months with relatives In
Georgia, has returned TO Richmond and I
will DO at Mrs. Abbotts, No. sol East
FRANKLIN Street, for the winter
Miss Margu erlte Rosser. Of charlottcs-
Vile, Va. is the guest OF Miss Marianne
Meade, at No. 1o3 South Third street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.
Masonic Home Auxiliary.

~'AoSSA'AS ALSAb4S = Ss<HAttaAJ
Tho annual meeting OF the Masonic
Home Auxiliary Will 10 held at the
Home on Tuesday, November alst, and
the Board of Governors have been In
vlted to lunch with the ladies, Arrange
ments have been made for extra cars
TO carry down the company at O'clock.
Willing Workers,
The Willing Workers of tho Monu-.
mental Church will hold a sale Of fancy
articles on the ed and Path OF Novem-
her for the benefit of the kindergarten
connected with the church The ladies'
OF the Guild have secured one Of the
windows In Quarles's store, No. 106 East
Broad Street. and invite their friends
10 come and purchase some of their
Christmas presents from them.
Memorial Exercises.
]. HAetccmetery at the Old Brick Church,
near Bacon's Castle, Va, was the scene
OF Impressive exercises last week, Wien
over three hundred neople5 from the sur
rounding country assembled ~ deporate
the graves that lie around the historic
old church, After every Graye had been
decorated the crowd repaired 70 st, ALI
drews Sunday School House. where the
memorial exercises were held.
After hymn and a prayer. the orator
of tho day, Mr.. 1eorse W, Witty. of
smithhcd. Va. was introduced His adj
dress was most inspiring. and he dwelt
at length upon rhe lufy Of hpnorlng the
dead.
Personal Mention.
Miss Helen Waddey has gone for y
two weeks visit to Mrs. Watts Martin.
on Hamilton Avenue Norfolk. Va
Miss Ethel Tylar, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is the guest of Miss Agnes Mccarthy,
No. 1905 Groye Avenue.
Mrs, Philip s. Powers has gone 70 Phil
adelphta for treatment, Her children are