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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
altuaten ID sahaatopoI.

scbastopol, Nov as,--The tims.llmit
allowed the mutlaOus sailors 70 sur
render expires today TIE command OF
the cruisers OtohRkoR, whose crew ma
tinted. has beeu aasumad By AsulsA'
ant schOdt Wao wa dismissed from
the service on account OF his revolu
tlonury tendencies
The town council has asked Tor help
70 save the city,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

CaienEo, Nov. 2a,--'AisgEhall Fiai1
g.. died h0a4ay Mr.. Riei4. Who vas
ths 0uiy 100 ~ aafsaAli Htsid, ne mi
tLmfiii0nalfs ~ lhis eity. Was aeei6ent
ans Sh0g % ne aitsraooa % Wednss
aay. Nov. q. lls Wao eHeminins .
So revolver whieA ~ ha4 purchased
Vhsh u was Discharged. Tue baiisi
Strsek q ne dgst sioa. paFfggaliaE taa
liver ast svleoa saA intuFins Ne Sgiasi
oaFd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

I1oa,sauna. Ca. Nov. m.-W. p
Dsal. . rsapeeie6 uhiis Farmer a iia
eou c1anty. Vas kEisd ne VS. 40.
thruugh Ne henrt ~. Dg1i haa .
wargaai ilr ne aTsusi q WuHama. We
81 ritppet ne eosniy rosns maaChi
rFetga Re 80 tecsaflE rpturns1
en1 wapa ~ ngai Gated % asa hiz
~ hil homs tha uesro ca@E 20 To- doos
al cMriiad q iaaf q ssos iato 81
nofg e ~, DtaI SO aru1sas - 81
unt tt T1e Nhetr ecnmurlig
- ness ever ~ eltma nat q $50
81 81 setfh e ~ uurEEoF ~
m fss4.s ui,s go rls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
EN,et o. Iapan. RuaaIan 81. u

Washington. Nov. SILT u believed
IN diplomatic circles here tAAt ne 70
cent war between japan aud Russia
has had no little 10 do with ta0 recent
attitude oT tho sultan WsWaTlt the NJ
Fopehn powers, Il n well known
fact that Turkey has watched The war
with tho greatest interest Japan and
Turkey are no strangers 10 oaeA other
for In recent years the two adveFelgua
have exchanged presents and o1prea
hioha OF good viii. The Turkish news
papera and the Turkish public opinion
favored the JapaHrse cause from The
beginning. Naval authorities here 81
pressed The oplhlon that the Turks
VITO have been trained fairly we'll BY
German and Frebca officers. can ~
fsnd t6s entrance 10 thc sea ~ MIR
mora with q good hope 81 success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

Viesna Ney sA-ilgms 1000 rep
raesaiaiiges u oEEshizsd iaboE msts
eemQastHuoa before ths pafiinmeaf
bgleinga tot8Y aa6 pafa4ed tss siFsgi1
e 1e eapitai O. auDpaft az thsir -
msal 90 90 e.eetioa a. meH.1em a
~ rsisasFgfl hY Ea'gerai eaetl sf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
ALACHUA Prizes
AT STATE FAIR
Spring Park Stock Farm Company
and Burrsll Virgins Succeed.
ALAoHuA STOCK WAS ADMIRED

The Swine Exhibit 81 the Fair Was the
Finest Ever Seen IN the South, and
Among the Most Select We're Hogs
From Alaehua oouNlY,
The live stock exhibit At the Florida
State Fair, upon which aWHIdS have
been made, IL one Of the beet ever seen
In the South. and went to show the
rapid Advancement Florida has made
10 this important industry within the
past few yearS. While the number Of
cattle was not 90 great 90 in some
Northern shows, the specimens we're
in every way eFeditable, aud would
have held good positions In any stock
show in the United stStes,
Az will be noted, the AlAChua county
exhiblt made good showing, prizeS
having been awarded to the Spring
Park Stock Farm Company and to
BurFsll Virgins Of Hague. Following
is the award Of swine for AlHehuA
county, which was 10 competition %
matter Of course with the entire
State, there being tNen.y.twO eEhibl.
tors;
Berkshire Hogs.
Aged boar, hFSt and second to vii.
liam EdWards third to Stock Farm
No. IL.
YeHEling boArS, frst TO BonAiF Farm
second to San Antonio Farm third 90
W. l., Van DuEOr.
Bears under one year, first to vii,
liam Edwards seeOnd TO William Ed.
wards.
Under SiI mohthS, fret to Spring
Park Stock Farm Company second
and third TO William Edwards
sows-ARed SoWs, iint to william
Edwards second 70 Spring Park Stock
Farm Company third 10 william Ed
WAFds.
Ysarling COWS, frat 70 William I'd.
wards seeoBd IN Spring Park Stock
Park Company third 20 ". l.. Van
DuEOF.
Under one year old. hVt TO Spring
Park siook Farm Company second 10
Stock Farm No. ~ third TO william
EdWaFds.
MiSeoIlanSoVs.
Best boar two years old and over,
BuFrell Wigglns
Best sou one year old and under,
BuFasll Wiggihs.
The PREMIUMS IN che cattle depart.
ment have been published by w. II.
Judge Of the exhibit, % fol.
ioWsi
HsFoforas--Buil, three years OF over,
Spring PaFk Stock Fern COMPANY,
Gainesville, GFBIi Edwards Brothers,
OoalA, sssond w. b, HShdsFSOH.
Tampa, third.
Ball, iWp years old end under three,
spFInG PhFk CompaSg. Gut.
Ball, oSs year Rld and uBdsF three,
sane.
Bell, undsEBhs gear. 6rst and zee.
ond 20 Spring PARA C0mpaBJ IhIFd -
Edwards BE0thsH.
Gov. thFse ysaw old asd over.
spFiaG Pask COmpasy.
Cgu, go pears ola end uBdsF three.
agst. second sid third % sane
Gov, sus gear End In1eg $50. 6Bt
lBd reoand % sane thiSd 70 EdWAnds
Bsotheu.
CeW, uldas 90 gokF. asi. sss0D4
nj tkisd o epFinH Para Cgmpany
Bell, I've yuags ed un4sE SEQ, nFst,
SpFiaG PsFk ComVanT sasgod' %. =.
p. 0seEFani. Il
Bell. on6eF 0ss gsas. aFsi ~ uslisd
Ian9 Congeayg sssss1 60 apfing
pagt Csmpaay thlsd - Sea Ast0al0
ltaoh Fanm.
Ctemgioua Beef BFea4-.Bstt baiis
lng agp. esst ~ egria9 Para C0npasT.
Changloa Daisy nsssa-BeSt bell.
20 ags. asFisa Pa Cs@pasT.
Bees esH. ang nge. gamg.
nen1 81 80 baii. oae TssE 0geff
~. thloe Ees1s aut oFsFi hslfsF, f9o
'salI 80 aler .thfeat hgifeg. eue
Zee nn1 gusf ere. 2ut hglleF nHdgF
ns yfsg frt eaf suest - agTiaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

tfostfssi. Nogtmtef D-(amss y.
GiSoAhsf. ~ Aflsaeia Cosst Liae
aasni aFSsSte4 hsla atost 600 weeks
a7a 60 . OAaErs ~ smhssaisment, uas
s1leass6 yesterday ~ ~ GhaaEs 81
sterlilng 81 50 b Fiog1s. go -.
Etqir uaEFe1ied o. eaethsF
lgs q ssEilsst iGnle osg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
TERRIFIC BLIZZARD
RACES IN THE WEST
Superior. Wisconsin, In Grasp
Of Snow and Ice.
BUSHELS 10 AT a sTANOsrILL

Trains Sahtot Nun on ASSVauN "
the snOwdFiftS-WOrSt storm In that
section Since is72
Superior, Wis, Nov. 29-The city Of
Superior and Lake Superior have been
la6hed By q furious wind since early
last night.
A binding vet snow accompanied
the 6O,mile hurricane with the resul,
that drifts { to feet In height ob.
structed the principal streets. The
citizens in their homes are literally
showed under.
The street car system Is stalled.
Wires are down IN many directions
The steamer Crescent City is ashore
near Duluth.
Last night and today's storm marks
the first really fierce blizzard since
1871, aud II anything, this storm was
even Worse than that memorable time.
Railroad traffic Is either entirely sus.
pended or moving eratically and snow
DlOWs have been started from the di.
vision points The storm continues
with no sign Of abatement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
SALEM SOCIAL.
Especial to The Tlmes.D ispatch.)

III tspecial to The Times Dispatch.)
SALEM y4t.,s3 March IS MI ss Carry Brown
delightfully."- entertained nulnber OF friends
Friday home Main stTee Sy
the young rs hostess. who was . charmingiy
snwned in blue silk null. The principle
feature Of the oyenin was IS ana
Roxie billiard and the BOBBY to Mrs. Richard
f(:lcmner 81 An elaborate supper was served
at tho end Of tho evening. Those present =.
@tre Miss Roxie billiard Z
5Arnie Nc onkey. lice Brown, l'attie Dun
can. Emma Brown, Helen Chapman and Ellie
THROWN; NJ essrR. Mitchell H. ST her, g Gorge
F9sGfon
4 Clemmer, Royal Gannady, and Rred. Rinker.
The last performance Of the interesting sc;
Eysn bsrch Was
held Wednesday evening at the Town Hail;
The large crowd was DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
tby tho talented members of the Hawthorne
Musical Company and many pronounced 1t
Miss Mary TempletOn,i who has. been visit
ling at the home Of DR.! w. 4 p. Morris, re-
turned to 2Waynesboro Saturday &.
Dr. S. "a SassccrS and Miss Sasscer. of Ups
lem Monday by the Illness of their brother. Mr..
Robert Sasscer, who Is a student at Roanoke
College.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson on Main Street ls5
5S Mrs g. c. Armstrong left Saturday for
Memphis. Tenn, after an extended visit to
d1ugherS fE r. elder th,
d'strct Rev. ]. r. Andrews, pastor OF the
Mcthodist Church, and Rev, J. s.. Hutchin-i
son, left Monday for Conference, which is
being held Mt Winchester
College is In Philadelphia, this week on
business, ~ % Es e !s{ ( s q 15S6S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
3 ma r,imes- pispa,ch.)

Especial &c The Times-plsoa'c
NORFOLK. VA. March s'-aNe ,, = a., a..
year when there are rot number Of visitors r.
here, and, OF eonrse no mat'er %nm' a ,,s
his place /, the terminus for 50 many rail-.
4 ways ane steamers, nearly all persons. VIZ ~
travel for pleasure ar1nge 10 sIn ,sy n ars en-
scriained while here, That makes Mor r. or,
sayer than il might be ~ the conditions were
and Of the army. who are always :, eager j, IN
the cultivation of tho conrtesies o. II
r pro the social features Of tho city The
si,rng and summer resorts add 9 sun BesL .,s5
sinuus TO the tendency to saSesy IN IN me me
4 n,iiSIess OF the climatic ard for beneficont
siects Of the sea air. Thus there y never never
may be no fashionable weddings and 10 great ea a..
reEentioIls which nre reserved fer the Wln,e1
Season here svsrywh he, ,s ,se m he exeepto
n raye,y. but ali OF the visitors here have
Lt1n entertained so literally that thes I, VII "
leave with the impression thai u Norio'k IS ~
Mrs. iielen NJ Browne entertained several
friends "Wednesday g her nome, ~ y, hn;nr
Of Mrs Alexander stoc Of Hilsdaie; M' ,,n,
Covers were laid for seven and th ed dnne
Mrs a Brownies guests were: Mrs Stock, Mrs.
Frederick w. curi, Mrs Tgl'man. Mrs. She:'
Hatch a,, MlH Mss Lqa s,en aaE Rogers 81
3fhe bowling contest held Wednesday under er
TIE auspices Of the. Ladies Nd sooie.s Ia, ~
a,i SsSN The contest began in the morning
al 10 O'Clock and ended at with nm lint ,er.
4 mission for luncheon. SIX prizes were were
awarded. three In the morning md three III IN
the afternoon Mrs clas y ConsS.y sah WAS
awarded the first prize n leather hanuoas
Ne < w Towsey the second. n comb:
md the boohy, bottle of riarischino ne, re-
celred by Mrs Puryear In the morning; Wn nse
In :he AFTERNOON the highest score was ntnde
H. Mrs I.ennox who received q. gas radiator:
Mrs Harry Inwenherg received me second b,a
Of IIu,ier.s received by Mrs. Martin Green
who'd. . III. s. . 4, Il, - h,,toss IN
,,,,.,n.s dawssf% mo meeting or tho Embroidery
CUB, which Was held at her home on Solon IN D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
WOODSTOCK, VA.
Especial to The rlmes-plspatch.)

Especial to Tie Times. Dispatch.)
K WOODSTOCK, VA, March 25-Rey., j. a,
Armstrong, of Salem. was the guest Of Mr.. M.
X B. Nunder, on Sunday. 80 So -
n Rev ]. IT. q West, Field Secretary Of the
CAnti-Saloom League OF Virginia. preached In
the! Methodist Church here on Sunday after
noon, and In the Christian Church on Tues
day night In the interest Of the league. M
Rev,TB. Z. Hall and Rev. +. g. Jones. lof
more Conference of the Nj. L. Church, South,
al Winchester this week. e.
Miss Lula Nlagruder has returned to her
home III Woodstock from Guifpor Miss,
whore she spent several months visiting her
brother, Mr.. D.. p. Magruder.
Mrs. Edward Newman AMI daughter. Miss
Carrie Lee Newman. of Albemarle county,
are the guests of Captain and Mrs. George
RI Rev so and Mrs, !. r, Van Horn, Of Hinton.
W. VA, were the guests OF their daughter,
Mrs j. Nj Bauscrrnan this week. 5 E f5
Captain G. W. Koontz returned 70 his home
here on Tuesday evening after making a short
visit to his daughter, Mrs. y. p. Magruder
at Gulfport. Mis- As \
Rev j Howard Wells, former pastor of tho
NJ. r. Church, at this place. but now OF AIS
ington. Md. will deliver the annual 3serinan
to Ashby Lodge, l. o. @, IT, No. 81. OF
Woodstock. In the Reformed Church. on Suns
| dGy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ashhy Lodge has
| rast two years, now numbering about one
| hundred members
Mr. George W Mi,cy. Of Woodstock, Is the
guest Of his son, Mr., IS, u. i, alioy, Of the
| News Lynchburg. Va. Isl
| Mr. Edward Brlimback, who has been en-
| Moved in Philadelphia. Pa, for several years
! returned to his home here on Saturday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
SOUTH j, i, /, BOSTON, IS; 3,
35si ---------------- ~

1: Especial Ito Tho Times. Dlspatci,.) 6 e Il
SOUTH BOSTON, YA,, March very
interesting Physlologic -Muslcal contest |. wad
enjoyed by the friends OF Miss Rose III Wat
.kins at her home Friday evening. IS The color.
scheme was q pink and red and AIDED much
being made mare Interesting By pictures witt
an original poem appropriate to the picture.
Sub Rosa was won by MISS Mamie slsas-
Icy Ms the ladies' first prize, and Mr.. A.. Nj
Kendall claimed a dainty cofh pillow as the
h EVE feIl 10 tic iot II Miss Leila Wrsht
During the evening delicious refreshments We're
served. Those present We're; Virginia nild
leila Wright. Laura Stebbins. Pattle Evans vans.
Mamie Fry. VIII Icasley, Louise Penick. II ellen
lsesley, Ellen I3oyden. Mamie Easny. Inlogen
Watkins, Hessiea Shepherd, ethel sToPping
s;sTei Rrs nFlsfs snd InG
tebblns Jr John Glenn, 1, Jnsk u rSoks
Charles ,arksdae, "a NJ i& Hooker, ~, y, Y,
Wright, Lewis Johnston. Henry and John
Misses Leila and Virginia Wright enter ).
tanned large number q their frienas. g,
fuss'" hsi eassesf SnssS
does snot value her frlepdAy Answer,l Miss Miss
ri preciate. S The even, was to honor y their
Whiting friend, Miss Tel OF I4ync,
burg. IA pretty little brooch was y won ny
lss Laura stebDlns as the first prize " me
guessing contest, and Miss Imogen sSa.Kt ms
her her trouble, Al an opportgae hour, delight
ADVERTISEMENTS We're served, rs u
f Mr. and Mr.. y. r. Tngge,3 Of Houston.
their daughter. Eva TO Mr.. John q. ]. " ~
KING. OF 2south boston. y q. me MATT y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
NORFOLK SOCIET Y

Avenue. Her guests we're, Mrs. Wallace W:
s.arke Mrs. Junius lynch Mrs ,yao hch q -
RIair i5aiinister. Miss$Anne Il. Henry, Miss
Alice old and ISpt, Wilson; The Slnb
will meet next week ~ 18th Miss Ruth WI lson'
on CRANKY Street. x
Mrs. Charles Slaughter entsrained the mem m
bers OF tho Client Bridge Whist club Wednes.
s her home n Ghsnt Tege rs we're ,l 1hrse
Washinsen Mrs i tarrjngsen c =, n Mrs rs
W eeb Williams nhsn, 9 Mrs Al's4 sanderson
Mrs George c. Reid Miss Lucy Brooke Miss ii
Nellie Little and Miss Susan Esrnha hIr h,,ay
Ghtn.. CHIMES OF MI kinds 'vere PLAYED and n
ssa Gngy h anns sasss ecnspe
Gus among the Refreshments WIS the p,r TN
day cake with sig TSse pr SeeIy
Warrington, Edith. Ezabeth. and MarEue 1 3
rait Virginia Waller, Lucy Davis anu me, me-
as.ers Edgar roS VunT THOMAS tomas
lEentress, YIN Jenkin I'errymai1, sreene any
Newton Arps.i 4, 81. ,,,,,,a., Il ~.
ftrnaliyNon Monday afternoon at her home y,
on Duke street, In honor o.. Mrs.. AleXa nue.,
stock Of Hilsdals Mich Miss is ssTls w hn
those who gassisted@ In receiving were: Mrs I,
serpell Mrs B .,,.sas s pasr,fil'' mrs 4
H MIs. ry NiFre ths efss is
Eucs Of Miss Edith Tunis In Fr 'e'l
Miss Loomis Logan, Of salem, Va who has rs,
Duke Street, left Monday to visit friends IN
Poydton. L3- :, I, 10, ~ Ne,v
York Sunday afternoon, where he VIII sEenaa
Mrs. Alfred g. 1sldridEe, who hns been visit
Ing friends III Washington FOR two @ceks' i'as
'e i,eutenart watson, u. S. NJ. who has been &c
An Norfolk for several weeks. left on ~ onuas
Mrs Bur,nss Corprew pnd Misses Katharine {.
and Elizabeth Corprew have returned TO ,nn,r
home at Edgcwnter after spenn,hg 1i9
~ IN Tuesday afternoon Elizabeth Gwat hmey
gave party in honor OF her sixth plrt il ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
The parlors werc decorated With chickens,
ducks md rabbits. and the guests received

them as souvenirs. Ill.
Miss Susie Hitch entertained Monday MORT m.
=irg at her home on York Street, NJ q iincheoirr
In honor of her guest, Miss Laura Wa i!,au
New York. Pink carnations ana snh .aS
formed the centerpiece and q bunch on , ,.ne
same flowers were al each plate. lhe IAaees
cards were hand painted cupds. ", 4. r
3@tNifs. il Leighton HUBBARD entertained IN, ,n
members Of tie Tuesday Bridge Whist Giup,
nj her home; on Freeinason Street. im n
were three tables and the prizes, when We're
pictures, were awarded to Mrs Fred. ~, Al.
KlIlan Mrs. John r. Marshall. ana MIS-.
Frank Mccullough. IN.
Master Edgar FosburEh entertained num-
her Of his young friends Wednesday AFTERNOON
at tile residence OF his parents Mr.. and MIS- :;
Fosb,irgh' on Colonial Avenue I'VE msr,, "a, m,i
one being the egg hunt, Among the KITE
Glady WINS, Who received al X E havs Ssf
prize, rabbit, was awarded to Master. ~. ~,
wood Mcdonald, while Miss Dorsey conn . Worl
the girls second, a French Easter picture.
and the boys second ball, wns given gwen ~ 81
Master Tazewell Taylor, Jr., MISS Niarsaar .e1
5Trcc received the girls consolation, whlte
dove and the boys isolation. large au .,S
was awarded to Master Claude Northern. wn VIII
the BOBBY was given to Master Thomas rem }
tiess. Later In the afternoon the guests We're
WIS rs large howl OF yellow tulips and sn,ilaS
and around the bottom were tiny cnicReins
mud ducks coming out. At one end was ,tn y
birthday calte with seven small green candles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
THE WEEK IN STANTON.

;lsnecInl IS To The Times Dispat ch.

tstt8 (specInI s. to The Times Dspatcll.)
sTAUNToN, VA March 1.-THE q regu,.
Camp this week was largely attended
and proved an Interesting .one. Captain
]. II. Wa ters, acting command er appoint T.
ed the following committees to- draft;
resolutions on the death OF all recently
departed comrades: Qnr Comrade C.]5 3.
Arnall, Comrades James Bum gardner, II
ID. Ransom and j. II. Waters; OF G,ornrade.
Carter Berkeley, Comrades Lewis Her
man, ] y ~ Opie and w esley. Kerr; # on
comrade. G, IT.. Young II. e. Cay p.
I3Templeton! and s. II. I'lson: on Goinrade
r. II. H osey, Comrades y. n. Mcfarland,
s.. y; Tsmberake and ". A., y, FauYe !.
W. Bodley, formerly Of Staunton, but
now OF Louisiana, enclosing a gift Of
$751; 900, which he said was t % = keep warm
the toes OF some OF the o. dvctera MS dur
ling tho cold weather, !.
a handsome bound copy OF the. Official
Record of tho Union and Confa deratc
| Navies in the War OF the Rebellion was
presented to the CAMP by the United
The fol- lowing nc members were elect y
led: Solomon cunningham, Company u.
| slxty-second Virginia Infantry; ] Nj.
lfantry; Vernon g. BARLEY, Company p
liiSerr. Company Il, n L Ffth, Wirginla Infans
TRY; 7, I, y 4. !, |, !, { J, Y . I.
of the 8Confederacy, met "Wednesday eye,I
lining, Mrs. w, II. Landes 9presidi ne, and
/ Mrs Mccullough Is elected as u SCI retary
i Ton new members were added to- tho
/ society, Tho new chapter badges have
Y arrived and Miss Margaret Tlmberlake
was made chairman OF the Radge Conf
lsmittee, .E83 s5f5 s2s .Sg3 "a ks t8
Miss ISa Uterine Seymour Parsons class
i gave a song recital at the Mary Ba ldwln
4 seminary Friday night In vocal express
4 sIons, The programme for the evening
4 was an 4exceptionally fine one, and was
\ interpreted by tho very best vocal talent
4 in tho seminary. The local ladies who
/ took part We're; Mrs, Laura M Soy, M rs.
\ Charles! Hutchinson, Miss NVholey and
i Miss I.onb.s4-.-ss$ b HI g %t
4 The StoneWall Brigade Band was greet
4 ed with u largo and sentative au-
4 dience at tlleir concert Thursday night.
i Among those attending were most OF
4 the student body og tho Mary Baldwin
j Seminary and the cadets of stanton
Il military Academy. The Occa sion OF the
bands concert proved one of extreme
Il Interest, ~ g s z ti3f N l4B S55 e
a The baseball grounds here have been
|Enut In thorough condition and q new
Il grand stand Is being erected, and the
4 Eprospects are that 8nlaunton VIII NAYS
Il some good games this season. he man
4 2agement Is In correspondence With g
large number OF the best teams OF thu
Il country ~ s9 5s1
y Colonel Dempsey, United States Army
u retired, will come to Stanton next on
b day and Inspect the Stanton Rifles ant
III West augusta IL Guards 9ss /. ia IS
~ kIon, II. aylor 9llysoll, eand TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
.7l.RADFORD.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
RApFoRD VA. March s5rsenasor Thomas y, tSs
s Mars u was N npafena He Was joined
hero by a number OF political leaders from m
the Southwest: Judge S. Wl u, rs o. o.
st. Clair, Of Giles; and Robert L. Jordon' J! OF
4 Senator Martin held an Informal reception
in his room, 6 which lasted MI day Many
people from Radfot,d and other points pass
Ing III and out. ,,,,,,o ..rr,o,,
sunday morning at the Lutheran Church. It's
subject wns Linkous, the wife murderer 81
n naest q hnfous Who beEsed that
be preached Sunday in his memory ;oy ms
pastor Mr.. Fox !, (, ,oort h,,t
the great ma orlty are fully convinced Of his
guilt. Mr.. Fox did not commit himseiI az is,. 70
Mrs II. w. Simpson returned Saturday from
n visit OF several months to friends IN New
ME- Mr., James Baird, who has spent the week
IN - richmond. is expected home Sunday.
Mr., Jordan Jordan spent several days IN
Bristol this wek on 81 tIs Christian
Church Z by5 RSv. Charlie Gilmore, OF Graham
during the last three weeks, closed Innrsaas
XII. i. Nj Thomas who has been critically y ny
II, at her homo In Roanclse was opera.eu1 Ia,
Inst wee! and Is no% dong s hsr ee Iitt,e son
Clark Monteil, spent saturdaEaand Sunday az
home returning to e 49, nIoyed very
An accident wh On FiTat Street last Non
dnvs II. CAPTAIN -. r. Fakin and son, Frasie
f pr Fraser Grahani and little son =, Nc e.
Cau. driving between ana i'H 81
trolley car and backed over twenty-f q,
B6nnks The buggy was badly demolished, put
no one was seriously hurt a ]. VS., ai Z,
Another accident occurred Sunday about, the
same place. Mrs J.. I3. Carpcr. OF, Belspring
narrowly escaping injury !, Her morse Sci PC
cams frightened at q the trolley car ana tttne
terse almost backed over the high ernbank;
sment Mrs. Carper Jumped out and the wheel I! e
Instances, weer gentleSand had passed the car
hundreds of times before without y taking SIN
m chit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

Especial to The Times Dispatch
* OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. VI March e5.--5
The season at Old Point lis proving to be 2
Euslers one socially than was anticipate and
dinners, card parties and luncheons arc too
numerous to mention. AK III s -
Last Saturday evening. Mrs. Hudson: Of New
Rochelle. N. A., gave al beautfu dinner. Tor
Mrs. Francis w. Brown. at Y which other
guests were Mrs. Green's OF Chicago; MISS
Sullivan, Of Washington: Mrs John :, scar ca,
borough OF New York; Mrs. Frank FIill, the
wife OF Lieutenant Commander Hill Of tho
Navy; Mr.. NIB. Crowel OF Norfolk; y Pr.
John Borgess. u. S. MI h c.; Captain War
rem Newcombe, Captain francis NJ GSose.
ard Lieutenant BalIsntine; Of I, tho Army;
3 Miss Carlton. Of Rye, n. g daughter 5or
General Caleb II. CART ton. y. Al retired.
gave a large bridge party on Saturday evening
followed by a supper at the Fort Monroe
Club. Y !, O
M Cooke, and Lieutenant Louis Barnes, z
Mrs, Green, of Chicago, gave n dinner on
Sunday evening when her guests were Nj anu
Mrs. Francis ". Lestrade, OF New Y 81
Miss sullivan. Mrs. Francis ", Brown. Mrs.
Hudson, Mrs. Houston 1cldredge, Mr. NJ. =,
Croweli . ,of Norfolk; Lieutenant Casey Nor
gan, II. S. NJ; Captain Warren ;Newcomhe,
Captain Francis NJ Cooke. and j. Lieutenant
Sreen, of the Army . III 35 sasi
= On wednesday, evening Mrs Green enter
tanned at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes,
of Norfolk, and LIEUTENANT Casey Morgan. FL
n vi