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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Hot Time at the Park
Lacrosse Boys Hard at It

Sunday afternoon seattle and Ia
coma viii meet at Reer@tion park
IN an exhibition game. Arrange
menta were first commenced 20 have
Victoria for tho Sunday game, but
they could not be satisfactorily
made to both clubs and Tacoma viii
play inaead This should be a good
match. as Tacoma haa played too
hard games with Portland and has
several first class players on the
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Herdman and Ewing by default
Tyler and Remington beat Gosa
and McAlpin. Cd. Ct. 0-G. ca.
Ladies' final singles Miss Hcit
ahu beat Joaephl. SO. 6-3.
ladies and Eentlsmen's doubles
Tyler and Miss Heitahu beat Herd
man and Miss Robertson. GO. &c.
az. Tyler and Miss ncitahu beat
Goaa and Miss Weldler. Ga. ca
ConEolation-Her beat West.
90. G-i. knight beat Remington by
default: Letter beat Knight. 90, 6-s,
6.2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
OUT Ress Pa" Rivals THE So Rs CELLAR G% t Bz
Sporting Briefs

PORTLAND. July 2s FOLLOWING
hts action in ordering the arrest of
tho officials and hookmnkaSs at the
lrvinEtnu race traTh "wednesday,
Captain T. W Spencer. an attorney
for Elizabeth Ryan. the owner of
the race track property. Wednesday
petitoued tho aetate circuit court
FOR an order restraining the Multno-
nah Fair association from permit
ting pool selling On the grounds.
Mrs. Ryan SAYS that tho lease pro
hihita the use Of the property for an
unlawful purpose Tho ease Of the
arrested hookmakerH. and President
Diamond Will eose up for hearing
Saturday. Pool selling went along
just the same Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
CnY l. A. oRossE)

Saturday afternoon at Recreation
park tho Seattle and Victoria Ia
crosse teams are hard az II for
championship honora In tho British
Columbia lacrosse aaociHation.
The ball was faced Off shortly
after 3 o'clock
Both teams are IN the best OF
condition. having prepared them
selves for hard struggle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Next season Seattle Will probably
have an Intermediafe team Ia the
q. c. l. A. Some six or seven play
ers are already available. This will
certainly help the game along. as
then the seniors will have plenty Of
nsw men TO pick from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
NELL WINS
FROM TENNY

SAN FRANCISCO. July 49,
Frankie Nell, the bantam weight
champion, proved himself 10 be too
ahtfty for Harry Teuny In 90
round bout last night ~ the Colmn
club and won the decision.
heill was clearly not In form, all
though bis ring geueralship was exc
celient He did not land the punch
that has made him famous, but at
no stage Of the fight Ma he IA any
trouble.
Tenuy pat up "a game contest and
held hts own up 10 the 18th round;
after that Frankie had things his
own way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Seattle win meet Portland. later
en- in the season. in exhibition
games. There Is also some talk Of
sending Seattle to California on a
tour AZ the close Of the league
games. % meet all the teams In the
state. The boys viii be gone two
wessxx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
nErWEEN ~ FI.AGs

Vancouver IS playing Westminster
Saturday az the latter place West
Minister win win, as It has the su-
perior team OF the league b. Ions
oais. II has no love Tor NanoouYer
and always beats that team as bad
a. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Oakland noW feels the siwaahes'
heels IN the back % ita neck
Everett atill leads the Northwest
sru league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Everett /. nelilngham 0.
Vancouver 10. Spokane 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Tacoma 4, san Francisco o.
Los Angeles o. Oakland o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Having Photos Made.
Best equipped studio In the city.
ERgan 4 Erickson Etfel building.
Second and PIKE. Both phones 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

The Northern Pacific.
Commencing Thursday. July 20th.
VIII have buffot-Eriii service on the
neN trains running daily between
Seattle and Spokane. leaving Seat
tie al 2 o. ~. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
LOOK THIS PAPER OVER
YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY

these old wewan n odu Our
n offered It Inc Hhpie rTh THERE'S city in heT IHedSt
whose cno dtherh thar
n Ct g Nv " o TX an 6mh house nc NJ
500 O
The evening world., 1905-10-10
FOUGHT DUEL
WITH KNIVES
In Quarrel About Woman Two
Young Men Met in Lot and
One Was Seriously Wounded
-ASsaiIant Under Arrest.

Az b result OF a duel with knives
Michael Colasurda, twenty-four years
old, OF No. 50 Colgate street Jersey
City. Is in tho City Hospital there, with
q stab wound In the abdomen that VIII
probably prove fatal. Angelo Littoro.
swsnty-,hres years old, OF No. 423 Sec
ond street, is under arrest and he
police say be has admitted that ne did
the stabbing.
The two men met last night in a
saloon frsquen Cd by Italians at Col
cate and Second strets. It is said they
Quarreled about woman and agreed
10 nght a dual with knives They went
TO a marsh 10, accompr ed by a NUM-
Der OF men who were IN tho saloon.
After a few passes with tho!r long
knives Colasurdo received a WoE9d "A
the abdomen and fell u the ground,
He was carried back to uae saloon ana
Dr. Plskows SKI was called 10 attend
him. After the beedngnat been stopped
the wounded man was taken - Tn,
City Hpspita LittiV fed, but wds ar
rested several hours later by Police
man IIpuo. The pole" sdr he dc-
knoWlcdyCl having stabbed CO.lsurn,
but declared the latter agreed to light
q duel with hn,
The evening world., 1905-10-10
TWO "HONEST Us"
UP IN TWELFTH.
aJoe" scuI,y Presents "JRke"
Bausch as rimHIany candidate
for COrOner's office,

Tho Democrats Of the Twelfth AS
sembly District. presided over ny Jo-
soph p. Sculy. whom Distrlct-Attorney
jerome declared to be one OF the Few
honest Tammany leaders 'nave pre-
Bented the name OF Jacob l.. Bausch
for nomination as Coroner for the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, Honest Jake
Bausch" Is the way the Coroner Is re-
ferrCd 70 by his large family Of con-
stituents, and ~ hr Is ihe political pro.
tege OF Leader S,ully the friends Of
both declare that the ticket would be
ably represented by the two Honest
J's"-"Jake" ami joe
Jake" BausCh VINO served as Coro-
mel ON the las, Board Of COroners, Is
known throughout the entire east side,
where he has a strong following.
When twenty persons We're killed In
the Tarrant explosion, IN 1901, Bausch
furnished Dslrict-Attorney PhilDin
with proof that the laws had been Nio-
lated, with the result that the mem
bers Of the company were indicted. Dis
trlct-Attorncy philbn aftcrward COM
mendc1 Bausch for his work during
the inquest
The evening world., 1905-10-10

BAKED BEANS-"Prlde
OF Rome" brand: most
desirable selected stock
~ N v State Baked
Beans, plain or in toma-
70 sauce, as desired;
large 3.lb. can, ISc
ASPARAGUS TIps-old
Glory ar Gold Medal
brands fancy California
Asparagus Tips, most
delicious served on toast.
per dozen, 3,25 can, 2Sc
PEAS - Milford brand,
choice, sIfted Early June
Peas, tender and fine ia.
vori per dozen, I15;
sOi'P VEGETABLES v.
Pin Money brand. fine
selection OF 10 assorted
vegetables for making
soups etc; per dozen,
II6, can, TOO
MACARONI - ROYAL
brand, fancy domestic
Maoaronl made " the
finest wheat; lib, pack,
age, Dc
JAMs-Fountain brand.
extra quality Pure Fruit
Jam, packed In Phoenix
Top Jars; selected fruit
and graduated sugar
only absolutely free
from any Coloring mat.
ter; raspberry and cur
rant, apricot, raspberry,
wild cherry. red cherry,
Wild plum, ounce. green
gage, damsOn, peach or
pineapple your choice
per jar 22c,, per dOz.
$50
GRAPE JUICE -- Foun.
tain brand, best quality.
unfermented Grape Juice,
made from selected CON
cord grapes, grown In
the famous Chautauqua
region, This Juice IL
used on well appointed
tables, and extensively
for Sacrament pur-
poses quart bottle,
1Oc. pint bottle, 22c.
y pint bottle. 12c
T. o X n -- We'll known
Evergreen brand NJ eX-
cellent sugar Corn, fine
flavor, creamy; per dOI,,
LIZ. per can, IOc
CANNED MEATS 80 Ar
mOurs Potted or Devilled
Ham or Tongue; halves
per tin. 7ci quarters per
tin. A.
The evening world., 1905-10-10

Justice Wyatt IN the Court ot Special
Sessions. lie waived examination and
was held in 5000 bail for the Grand
Jury No bondsman appeared and
Ford was sent to tho Tombs,
IL appears that Ford. VINO is ffty.
eight years old might have served
under Sllneys name indefinitely, as he
was an efficient clerk and mis- salary
was raised from $500 10 sl,2O0 a year on
the very day that the imposition was
discovered Ford quarreled with his
wife, and she wrote 10 the District
Attorneys office revealing the fraud
The prisoner was first arraigned oe-
FIRE Magistrate Moss In Centre Street
Police Court to-day, but the Magistrate
had known his family for twenty
wears and excused himself from me
case. Justice Wyatt then took II up
Ford is a member OF a respectable
Harlem family. lie has served time
for larceny assault and murder, but
seems to have been living quietly and
attending to business since taking a
city Job under his cousins name.
Sliney was n party 10 the deception.
He died In 1904 shortly after Ford took
q Job under hts name and by virtue of
his Civil Service certificate,
The evening world., 1905-10-10
STAGE HELD UP e.
BY HIGH Wa YMAN.
Exprcss Messenger Shot Two
More Bandits Then Fire ON
vehicle,

REDDING, Cal. oct lO--A bandit
held up Tie Reddlng and Delmar stage
which carried money 10 pay of the em-
plovoes OF the Bully Mine, vesterda" D.
n. Haskell. the express messenger, was
shot In the abdomen. but he may re-
cover
When the driver whInned up the
harCss two more highwsvmen appeared
and tlsr5 was a "u'nlng fight for two
hundred wards, the stage escaDng.
The evening world., 1905-10-10
PROTECTED DOLL WITH DIRK.
Nurse ThouRht IL Was Her Baby
and Didn't want II Taken
from Her,

Policeman PrInthal Of tho West
Slxty-elghth street station, found a
woman sitting on bench In Manhattan
Park earlv to-day grooming over q doll,
Bv her side were a long dirk and a
carving knife. At the approach OF tha
policeman she seized the knife, declar-
lng that her baby should not be taken
from her.
and finally induced her 20 20 with MIN
10 the station. house. where sne said she
was I,izzle Foerschbach. aRed thirty-
three, purse OF No, sos Columbia
avenue. She spoke OF the doll as beS
NSby, sSIehn .ISS ,no, but sS,ni ecald rGe no more
noysd 70 Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1905-10-10

Thi, sale of Royal Wilton Rugs offers
an opportunity that comes only to those
who shop at the Big Stors--lsrsea assort'
msnts are here, greatest range Of patterns
and color combinations prces that mean
extensive savings Beautiful harmonz'
ins rssful color combinations that are re-
suits of skilled study.
Note the price reductions
The evening world., 1905-10-10

Women AlLL'nen tiemstitehsd Handler.
chiefs, hand.embrodsrsd inltissi the lot
comprising specially fine quality resu-
lary sold at from 25c to SOC, Atraetlvey
put up in l-2 dozen boxes Sp.- ,o,J.
tally priced al 75c box or each IL T2C
The evening world., 1905-10-10
CONVICT FORD
IN $1,000 BAIL
Man Who Impersonated His
Dead Cousin in Civil Service
Position Is Held for The
Grand Jury.

John Ford, the ex.convict who I'm
rersonated his dead cousin, Frank a.
Slinsy. IN obtaining from the city "A
civil service position which he had
qualified for and held the place ten
months Was arralgned to-day before
The evening world., 1905-10-10
Morla's Greatest G,oceru.
Such specials find here discussed are certain to arouse
your interest. Purity every iem-economy every price,

e A T sU p - Fountain
brand, absolutely pure
Tomato Catsup; new,
lust made from fresh
ripe tomatoes. entirely
free from coloring mat
ter pints, per dozen,
200 bottle. 40
CHOW CHOW Fine
quality Old Englith
chow Chow; full pint
Pt'FFED RICE 49, Tic
new ready-to-oat morn
ing Cereal; large pack
age. Oe
SLICED PEACHES =.
Troubadour brand. extra
fancy sliced Peaches.
selected fruit, golden coll
or heavy syrup; excel
lent served with cream;
per dozen, 2.gO; large
can, 25c
sTRA w d Il r RIEs-
BOyle's Victory brand.
Southern pre- serve
Strawberries; 2-lb. can.
Ibc.i lib. can, Dc
PINEAPPLE Chop Nan
kee fancy singapore
Pineapple, In good syrup,
large can. lie
CRACKE ERs - Drake
Broa celebrated cocoa
nut. chocolate or lemon
mncaroons: fresh from
the bakery and packed
IN dust-proot boxes; per
CRACKERS Fresh from S
the oven; Boston Butter
Crackers, Boss Lunch
MIX or Dot oyster
Crackers; 3 lbs, 27ci
per To-. 100
SM EDlSH CREAM WAF-
ERS-A. X, j, a. brand,
regular 25c sizes; spe-
cial. . pkgs for LOO;
g, sArDiSEs ESfSfss' - Jni%S 2Sf
FONTAINE ct Gle"
brand OF fancy large
French sardlnes; select
ed halves, In pure olive
oil; per dozen, 300
can. $50
BLuIN0- Royal brand,
choice selected Blue.
will not streak tho
clothes; pint bottle. 4c
AMMONIA Royal brand,
high. proof, clear Am
monia, pint bottle, 10
(siegel Cooper Store
Fourth FloorD
The evening world., 1905-10-10

Carpets.

High grade Administer Carpet in new
patterns and choice c0orlngs II is carpet
that viii brighten and please In any sur
roundings Intended % sell at Sl2l sd.
Tomorrow, NiVo
Administer carpet VITA borders real
choice selection for 90 low a price. New
colorings and designs. not a left over
stock Made TO sell al Sl.lO ydp but ll,,e
here tomorrow HUc
Extra quality Administer Carpet, with
borders TO match, patterns IN attractive
colorings and designs. Made By the best
manufactures 10 sell At $3.50 yd, Io.
morrow Nl'Eo
Alexander Smiths Wool Nelyets In heaut.
ful COlorings and choice patterns IN room
and hall designs. Would he good Naue
az 81 10 yd special tomorrow, Sic
Velvet Carpets ot a heavy quality strong
effects brought out IN bright coors, with
borders TO match. Room, hall ana stair
designs, Usually priced at 81 yd,, to
morrow. Tie
Tapestry Brussels CARPET in a large
variety Of patterns, showing handsome
designs for parlo.. bedroom Borders %
match An attractive and popular quail
ity priced ug follows
81 ~ RnMoury Tapestry carpet at, yd. Snc
NOc Hlgh grade Tap, carpet at yl. ISc
SOC. Extra grade Tap, Carpet at yt, ODE
The evening world., 1905-10-10

COFFEE -. Very fancy
Mo ,ha and Java Coffee,
q blend of genuine ult
goycrnnlent Java and
Arabian Mochn blended
I'm such proportions as 10
produce a drink NJ Ane
quality. delicate aroma,
~ n. for 100 Per
No.. 10
TEN-Vcry fancy RoHe
favored Oplong, Young
Hyson English Bfoak
fast or Gunpuwdrr Teas
VI decided character,
good body ard hnc flaw
or; usually gold at from
zoe To SOC per NJ Spe
clal for "Wednesday, =
ID. for 2.76 per lh bOa
4 p 4 - "FOL NrAIN
BLEND" celebrated zip
pIckings Of india AMI
CCvlon, absolutely uure
and ~ uneduallod excel
lCnco or value, full
slroncth, delicate aroma
and packed IN pound and
hnlf f-pnund talrtlghO tin
foil canlsters-
Red label, lib tin. 100,
ll-lb, tin, 900
White label, lib. tin,
Otc, y ID, tin, ne
Iilue label, lib, tin, 6tc
ig-lb, tin, &c
G O Q o A-Bensdorp's
ROYAL Dutch Cocoa,
costs less than lc. per
cup, iA.lb tin. gsc
PLUM PUDDING - Al.
II T. 4 by PREPARED
made with the finest
fruits, spices and cntlrg
wheat fuur, making the
most delicious pudding
and enough for u pCh,
pie, per paCkaFc. Zoe
FALCONJEL," tho per
feet Jelly powder; straw
berry raspberry pis.
tachio, lemon orange,
chocolate, coffee, New
Mint to serve with
roast lamb, This Is u
most delicate dessert
served on tho evening
table per dow, 1.Ib
per package, 1Oc
PUMPKIN - "Cohoes"
brand, fancy New York
dry packed Gold.
en- Pumpkin. most CK.
cellent thls time OF the
year for making pies
per largo 3-lb, can. Nc
The evening world., 1905-10-10
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Mems Elegant quality All Linen Hem
stitched 1andkerchiefs Good large sizsI
~ IL and inch Hens Regularly 5c,
Specially priced at FOR TOMOR- n .
ROW ONLY. yc
(sisEel Copper store Main Floor, Centre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
COMMING MARRIAGE,
Miss .Goulding, Of Henrico, 70
We'd Mr. Richard Sclater.

-a4Tf Especial tD.Thn Times Dlspatch.2 e.
\ CYNRTERsVILLE Va. September u
An5ays1t o. Unusual intereat to tho pep
.plo OF this community Is the. approaching
marriage OF Miss Emily Rcdd GouldinE.
OF Hcnrico. to Mr.. Richard Zelda sclater.
OF this place. Tho ceremony Will take
place on the Goth OF September, at the
home OF the BRIDES aunt, Miss Bette
Goulding. OF West Clay Street. Richmond.
Miss Goulding is n SITTER Of Mrs. s. l..
Kic, OF Gainesville, and is very well
known and exceedingly popular In this
community, ~ 5.lt Mt B # 49, ~
Mr.. sclater Is an energetic young bu.sI-
ness man of cartersyille. and Is descry-
eddy popular.
The couple will make their home near
Cartcrsvile
Miss Katharine Davis returned to hcl
home, In Richmond. !. on Frldny. after 9
delightful visit to relatives here.
Mr.. james; II. sWnde,fof Fapldan, va
spent some time with friends here re-
Gently. b 49, d
4 Misc. Lily Fox. Of 1 Hanrlco is q guest guest
at Hotel sIile. n 4;t5
IS Mr.. ,Williapl..P. Hooper. OF Washlngtor
and Lee University. is visiting relatives
here. He will return to Lexington OF
Tuesday to begin school on "Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
4 TENNIS oURNAMENr1.
Most Interesting and Well Played ed
3 Events at Scottsvillc.
lanrclnl Id Thc WINES. DlslMtch

f (Spccnl to The Times lJlsWltcIJ
scOTTsvILt1c, VA, September To-
The tennis tournament OH &NVeanesdEniv
af IL between the Green, Mountain
and scottsvIlle Clubs, swns Witnessed 5' p
n 1nrgc crowd ma proved n very cxclt-
Ting contest. Numerous tnlly.hos u ,,
olher vehicles, containing friends Of tnc
Green Mountain players $1,000 Gp q, , .ne
tjowcr, md tho champions OF each q club
wero greeted with yells OF enthusiasm
whetevcr d good plnS was made.
IA gcnilcmcns single. played by Mr.
TolsYthe, Of Green Mountain, ana M,
Norman Daniel q Hsottt,a ~ e opanrv
for MIR Forsythe by n scoroso Of 20, e..
THO gcntlemen's doubles. played by
Ntesprs, VGAnble ind Warren, OF Green.
Mountain, against Mossrs. Charles Dor q,
ricr5 and Francis Harris, Of S So
wSs by soot1 rSa ,n ,ns s dou.
Dies, played by Miss Nora Merrick ar and
Mr.. Forsythe. OF Green Mountain, ngalnst
Miss Marjorie Harris and Mr.. Charles
.Dorrier, Of scottsvillc, was also won by
Scottsvlle, the score being "a, B-4. Prince. :;
ton and Harvard werc both REPRESENTED
among tho Green Mountain players Re-
frcshments were served on the grounds.
a ycstry meeting OF st. .Anne's Parish
was held ut the rectory, September 9Th.
| a comnIttcn was appointed TO pass SUI. I
able resolutions on the death OF MIR. -.
Griffin. rho committee was composed Q I
Messrs. j. ". 4 Pereira, s. r. Ganlt and
Nv. e. Mcrrlck. Aiessrs.3 z. lansing Fox,
| Frnnt, Parkinson and w. u. Wilmer were
elected vestrymen Of 81. Johns Church,
scottsvillc, Mr.. Gnult being elected Sec
rotary OF st. Johns yestry. !,
Mr.. p. S. Powers, Of Richmond. spent
last Sunday here.
5Mrs.$J. ". Percirn left on Wednesday
| for Il two weeks stay in Roanoke.
General j. SC.5 Hill visited Richmond this
week. VI u. 4
Miss Emma Backwcll.Nof Richmond, Is
the guest OF Miss Hattie Tolnnd.
I Mrs. E. Lansing Fox nnd daughters.
Mary and Katherine, are visiting rcla-
| tives at KesWlck. " t &S A &
Mr.. and Mrs. u. RI. Martin. who have
/ been guests OF Miss Mary Wyman, OF
| this place, returned to Roanoke Tuesday.
i a telegram received here announces tho
i death is Alexandrin OF Mrs. L. Fl. Day.
Mrs. Day was twenty-nine years old and
was formerly Miss Sallie Ward, OF SCOTS
livllc. The body was inferred in the Pres
| bytcrlan Cemetery here 4s tsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
BANKING NEWS.
Dun's Report Of Weeks Events III, in
Business Circles

ACTIVITY IN BASKlMIG ElR7'ckE,st
TRUST COMPANIES. STOCKS AMP M
BoSp 3 'cIS,IUSp e s}oEvN ~
r Tup L TGRkIY pR NRE2Hr 81 s.
r.. g. DUN & :. co. q. !, :, ~ Tu :,
sli nXsK sr ATb rR nAHk dotMPANiEs;
pa T1e o G,S B9 .2os5g cG q n os
president: 9. Wallace vice prg Hsif'e n;
". -. Ar m Of J. ! oashleri q = ''u = :.
As The citisans Bank Of Fitzgerald, Ga.
CAPITAL Prev ve w pre paal PrWss ~.
n Ths o peoly County savings Bank q
Vienna, ca. Organizing. Paid capital
The The Bank. OF Wadestown Y. "a, Cap ~
ital 8 s25, 900. u. schrver president II.
t. Plum. cashier: - !, !,
The Alabama Trust ana sav,.n a6 81 t'aRs
p d. r' j. r, Johnson, cashier To
commence business October .. r,n ISL: rank o,
ia gelhurst, Ga. organizing. r.,,,.o
$1,000. 6. II. Able. president; ]; g, Wi!.
iiams, yico president; D. H,SfWolfe, caash'
nal $4,000. q 8; ne ,nrsaIdonp3 president
M sae'' Dry s saiFssG!HEsiLnANEous, ] i,
mo proxtonl Banking Coz, OF Broxton
Ca has been succeeded by the b 'l|
Of Broxton. ~ 7, ,uo,,or
bo lna as.o c..pia now INCORPORATED, Cap
\ itnl $1,000 4, !, ~, NEWS
q. MIsCELLANE Ous, %.
the t@yestion Of issuing $4,000 bonds 70
A public pub Improvement will DO decided UP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
RAPIDANsPERsONALs. u
Movements and Well Known Per
conc Socia1 Items.
special 10 The Times DisratchD

,2 Especial to The Tllnes-plsraltcsttMr ~, ray
5tRApipAN,s VA. Sept. 10.--Pror+ tSf.s W. teS
ton mas returned from Il trip OF several nouns
Miss Isabelle rutherford has returned to he
home In Roanoke after long WISH 70 iier
aunt. Mrs u d. Hamilton c,,.,,
Mrs James Goodwin and son, Master Ghtc's-
ter Good win, have returned from q Vlslt ~
] MIss katie Petty and brother, Mr.. William
we're elty guests uts Of Miss alolie Moore The past
week. .Ys. =, ,..or MIG
Louise Hamilton. have been recent washington
Mrs. Battaie ana granddaughter, Mlss Belle
rhar ss F @ih her trend Miss Ida chewnhs
of Verdiersylle ~ or,r,o
is tho guest OF Master Hugh Hamilton; r
Mr. Frank Garner, OF Washington -. y,
Is visiting at Mr.. 3. f. Armentrouts;: H., ,.,,n
Miss Grace Estes is spending some uthe WIN
MISS Leila +. Tailey. of Orange. /. ,,a,-
Mr. II. r. Holiday, Jr:, was one o. tne n, , usE-
ers at the marriage Of Miss p Resale SIGNED
ter NJ d., and Mr.. Baxter Morton, IN Lyhch-
burg on wednesday last. /.
Miss BETTE ". Gordon, OF Locust Dale, is
on a pleasure Visit to relatives ~ ernnont:d
Mrs. r. w. Armentrout Is very W her ifl p
at sl. ss's Agnes Roach of Eredcrlcksbvrs, is
enjoyable feature Of the services h. ~ rof
Among those who attended the Goshen Bap.
Us. a. wS hrc %as m his COUNTY las
and family. Mr., J, Wallace Jacobs a, and fam
M Srs T1 nmes MI Mec e
Carrie and Loutn, Gettle, Mr. and MIS-. W. :
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs, Cutshaw., !.
The next session Of Locust ioa nde AGn a,nn
Madison county. VIII open $500
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-11
Etna Mills Notes.

Especial 10 The Times Dispateh.) =
ErNA MILLS, VA, Sept lo,Mra p; s a.,
viuitinH her daughter, tho vito OF Rey, Charles
William Turner, returned to-day ,,n
Miss Maggie Martin, 'of Nepolan III, I, " ~ ~
workman, and Hiss Ann BEL Nelson Epba ny
left yehterduy for the Mary BALDWIN Seminary,
Mr: r.. T. Workman. Of Nepoian, In, la
visiting his mother Mrs. pr rs "a, WOE VOTE. ~, y.
and Will not return I'll frost on account %
the yellow fever, y,
Mrs Trayers Daniel Moncure. ne nrlnG'pal
Of Cownes school, returned from Rieilmnna 10 70,
tho school, which promises to ha,,n full one
Miss Mary Reda, Of Richmond, relhrrea 10
day, Miss sallle stevens her cpps'h' Aee'n''
Mrs, A. i, Mooklar. who has been yIs i ~
section. returned 10 nor home In ltchmohd
Yesterday |.Ia ;f fF;4yEb,t 80 ~