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Evening journal., 1905-09-20
.GOL0MBIA'S PRESIDENT
SEXES GOVERNMENT
Reyes Declares Himself Die
tator and Imprisons Su-
preme Judges

Panama. Sept. 2O-Unconfrmed re-
orts reached here yesterday to the ef-
sct that General Rafael Reyes. Presi-
ent of Columbia. declared himself die
ator on September and imprisoned
be members of the Supreme Court at
ogota.
AIobs. angered by this action, at
7cked the Presidential palace. and
rere fired on by troops, who killed or
FOUNDED many of the rioters.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
CHESTER TO GIVE SILVER StRV ICE

Chester, Pa. Sept. 2O.-City Councils
have passed a resolution to purchase a
silver service for the cruiser Chester. %
now being built for the Cove nman- at
Fall River, Mass.
The cruiser will be launched in a few
weeks and as il is named for this city,
the Councilmen think the city shodld show
its appreciation by the presentation of
the service. The resolution was offered by
d. NJ. Johnson. IL
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
OPENING Of Talbot County Fair.

Easton. Nd, Sept. 2O.-The Talbot
County Fair began here yesterday with
a large number OF exhibits and good
attendance. The $50 trot for peninsula
horses was won by Mary Russell, own
ed by T. r. Ford, OF Easton. In the
2.22 pace. the bay gelding John Raugh-
ley, owned by Mr. Thomas, OF near
Smyrna, finished fifth.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
WHeW. But IT'S HOT

Wilmington is experiencing a hot"
wave such as it has rarely experienced
before in the emonth of September,
and as a consequence humanity is
mopping its brow and "cussin'" the
weather man.
The sun of this morning got next to
the mercury as early as 9 o'clock and
induced IL TO rise as far as 73 degrees.
Later. about noon. the mercury climb
ed a few more steps and at l o'clock
Reached the Sc mark. The humidity
registered 90 per cent.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
roR rENEr1r oF sr. MARYs

In Eden Han on Friday evening a
euchre party and dance will be given FOR
the benefit OF ST. Mary's r. c. Church. OF
which the Rev. L. Brady is pastor.
Father Brady and members OF the parish
are working hard for the success OF the
affair and everyone who attends is as
sured OF a hearty welcome and an enjoy
able evening.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
WIN Proceed Against Fidanoe.

The Board Of Health has decided to
proceed against Nicholas Fidance. the
builder. for failing 20 properly connect
about twenty properties in the section
about Seventh and Scott streets. as
ordered by the department Proceed
ings against him win be brought at
once.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
To ship Knoek. down cans.

From the local plant of the Ameii-
can Car and Foundry Company the first
shipment Of Knock-down cars built for
Japanese railways viii be made in a few
days. The order includes forty-two cars
and eighteen OF them will be taken apart
and prepared for shipment on Friday.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
Fuaitive Postmaster Sentenced.

Having eluded arrest for seven years.
ohn T. Ives. former Postmaster at Thur
wv. Pa, was yesterday sentenced TO six
honths' Imprisonment by Judge McPher-
bn. in the Federal Court, at Philadelphia,
Dr the embezzlement Of $l.6S1. A fine was
so imposed covering the amount stolen.
Evening journal., 1905-09-20

WANTED-Four boys TO work in store.
Apply Joseph Q. O'Nen Co. All E.
4th st, Sept. 2Q--St,
Evening journal., 1905-09-20
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair to partly cloudy, slightly
lower temperature. Fridays
fair and slightly cooler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
BETWEEN BAyARD AND NEW PHiLADELpHlA,
*Daily. fExceptSunday. Flag stop. Meals

*Daily. Except Sunday. + Flag stop. Meals.
aStops 10 let Of passengers from east Of Pittsburgh
Stops on signal to receive discharge passengers to or
from points east Of Alliance.
aSops to discharge passengers from points east Of Hudson
also east OF Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers FOR
@, A&G Ry from Alliance and points east Flag take
pssengers from G, Ry for points east Of Alliance a
which train steps.
sSEops Sundays.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from l2 60 to f2 90
midnight; Lght Fscedfr II 90 midnight to IL 90 noon.
q. L. pEcK, SAMUEL MOODY. e. Al. FORD,
Gsn1 Mgr. Gml Psss'r Agt Passr Traffic Kgr.
3-1405.-I PITTSBuRGH, PENfssA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
NaGegeOaufcn beSecicit Tratt
NhQDtDiG.

@aIlie Gbaopif mint oas 3u6t.
6aus wieOer, uno ba iie f6On etnlnai
einen @Orgei6mof bon Der 5riibIaal
erbielt, Die her sSnlalIen bort BART, 10
bat Der WahrlDrub Der @ei1morenen
i'm Sunoes9eriht lie Dollftdnoig enis
nerot. oS6uloig, nit Yantbeomten
fd> Deridporen 81 baben, eire Natio=
nalballt bei9ruinOelt 5u babsll," latltets
er, uno Der So1itaperiH ifebt etne
3udthausltraFs Don pieleidt s bis 10
Sabren in 9luslidt. Sbre Mnndlte
lna1ten allerlei &e1tstniffe eelteno.
alein DerQebiiA, uno tperoen iebt ii1
on oas 8unoes.Qpp ppelations9eri6t III
Cincinnati, uno tpenn oas nidts lijbt,
OIL oas Bunoes=Soeraeritbt wenoen.
Sas mag Die StrolpollSiebuno aui
Sabre hinaus Oeridisbsu, allein Dem
3uhtbaus miro @aiie taum elt-
4, ben.
IS beiBt. baB lis nun oamit orobt,
lt6 an Oenen 81 RIDDEN. Die Iie III Der
Stunoe ibrer gtotb i'm Slide lieben.
Sic tpia 5ransaftionen Der Ssiieul.
li0feit unterbreten. meld)e Gnosrs.
moblbetallnts uno anpelsbsns Bsti0n=
li6teiten blosIfelleu Iullen. 9tur 3u!
Wenn nod ei Me anOers SAulte in's
3nHtOuns gel,gldt lueroen, 10 tam
oo5 gtiGts lbuosn. 9lber Die quite
Frau bat oiienbar niht gelpuBt, mas
tie that, als Iie jene 9lntimoiauna
mabls. 9le but nG ndmlitb OamIt
ielbit oos llrtheil gsiprodsn. 2enn
bot lie mirtlid) Die ggabrGeit 9eIogt -
uno oas ldBt Iitb luObI anncbmen, oa
Iolde rieIenbaFte uno SuQlei0 our0.
nbuAe S0minoeleien noG nl6t out
non ciner eilaslnen 6rou ullsin Deriibt
tberoen t0nncN = 10 bdt Iie Oamt 3u=
NeQeben. DOB'lie lib nit noeren 2su=
Ten Ueri9woren bat, 5inan3inltitute
gu betrii9en. llnO oorauf lautste bic
Nntlase. Sic mag uieaei1t i'll Dem
u0rIleHenOen }alle i6wer auIre0t Su
balten getDeIen lsiu, on elmer ibrer Mit=
Detleltigten, Der yrdlioent Yefmitb
pan Ger Sberlin 8unt, in 5ol9e oes
Stanoals oos 3eitlide Qele9net bat.
Nber Die N1getlagte 5u rettell mare
nur oui @runo DON juriItilheu Gnir=
fen ln0glltb geueien. MOraliIdp mar
ibre S6ulo oOn allem NnfdnQe on
bslpieleu. uno lie miro bon Heuem
ourh Die el8ehen NeuBerun0eu Der
Trau beIidtiQt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06

= Sic oeutiden Sitlee=Yrpbinasn,
oeren GuilIislrunQ als 10 gut iuie pOl=
lenoet on9eleben muroe, 1ino our9 Die
jtinQIten @ntmifelhnQen ermutbiQt
wurOen, Die WieOerberittQuna eini9cr
ooer aller ibrer Olten &e6te 81 fOrOern.
@ine ihon melt geoiebene BeDegunp,
meld)e pom 2bsl unb ben gsbiIOeten
RloNeu unterfiibt MIRO, uerlun9t leBt
Offsn, OoB Der oeutIde Spra6unttr=
ridt in ben s6uleu wieoer eingeiii9rt
meroe uno eiu0eborene Seumte Die gro=
Uin5iolUerualtung leiten. Sie gGir=
flung Der 9fieoeria9e in Der Mano=
ibursi MAIDEN li6 our6 san3 &uBlano
fii6lbur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
der erIsntrnte Ele14dfIer.

Gattin lin Der GDmnerfriI6e):
rMenn ntetn Mann jebt nod Elm eins.
Siges Mdl f9reibt, ih 1oa airiidfonls
men \. Damn fonlme isb aber 1udh
pirtlih!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
aprrtrnaarn sear,r a1rrtraarm.

Na9bur Weinbdnbler): raann
man Bel Sbnen ri9t einmal augegen
fein, ipenn sic MurF MAIDEN, Mei@
iter216 d 1ld1termeiH fer:
pDas fDnnen Sie; auerit wiiifen Sic
MIDI aber efnrndl 5uf9auen ldiIen.
penn Sic mein MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
AtrtDIihr.

gei einer Gmullneiiter, Der fdon
iieben lebenoe Ginoer bat, febren
3niainge Elm. 6ans Gals ibm Ole
beiben reuen 8riioerhen ge5eiot iperz
benz: pNidt ipdbr, papa, oafiir frie@
gen mir aber nd6Ites sSabr feirl's2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
1tmgtanblt6c @raaSautfeit.

Gs mdre cine unslaubiid,e @rauiams
felt Nemelen, wenn Gbas. S. Semberser
BON Spracule, q, g.. ntd,t ras gelte,
mas er tunnte fir leinen leipenpen
Sobn setban bate. ,Netn Spbn,"
lual er, ,brahte liA einsn fur6ttaren
Shnitt iiber ieiuem ause tei, parauf iA
RAID 8udlen's 9lrnica Salbe auFeste,
pelbs Rem SAnitt rnlh bette tnb lein
9uge retteie." glud gut bei Sranpwun@
ben unr Gelhmiiren. Sur 25c in DIFFERS
2lpotbete. Sn MillsrS Qpctbe pirp Deut11
selproArn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
at1t rrJtest #d1rrrisrat.

prpbin3fdaufpieler (5ur
5rou feines Shuiters): rMarum ba-
ben Sic benn Bel ber gsitrigen Muffiibz
rung 10 gefhrieen91 20 huiterin.
aSa piifen g, III benz Mugenblid. als
@is III ben Mbgrnnb itiir3ten. hab' ih
on Sbre Redlnuns gebudtl4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
343I3O7 I3I9 I3O3 IN I3OII

At Alliance connections made with trains from all
stations on the P, F. w. & c. Division.
No. 800 connects at Yellow Creek for Steubenyile and
Beare No. 304 connects at Wslsyle for Steubenve and
Belaire Nos 500, 3O2, 304 and 3f6 connect in
Union Station Pittsburgh for the East Cafe Parlor Cars
on Nos. $40 and 3i1.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Hos 32 30 3O 36
and 3i9; Parlor Cars on Nos $40, 3it, 3i9 and 3i6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
QEittr rr41te Euutippr.

ran: pSellte fann5t Ou Elm
Glas Bier In Der ,Grone' trtnfen, bDrii
Du! sSh nerds ntorgen besablen.
tDenn tn pprbeifpmme."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
aIfttiif,rrlruf.

augfron .Das nii|7en nttts
Qfj3tf qelpe{eu 7tiu bei benen unfgre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
Sunday School Convention.
II,s,,noc,al "a Tho TImes-Dispatch) h

~" (SDcCIaI ~ Il
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, July 13,-De-
suite another rainy day. the attendance
Of delegates at tho Sunday school con-
yenfion OF the Baltimore Methodist Con
fnrenco, South, was the largest sins since 9.
it's opening. Tuesday night. Addresses 'eAs
we're delivered by c. Pearce, OF chicago;
Rev. II. p, Hamill. or stanton i-1r
Collins Denny. Of Vanderbilt University
and Mrs. Amy May Gray, Of Washington.
". ~. MILAN. of Washington. secretary
Of the convention, and Rev. J. Howard
Wells also made interesting talks
DR.. Denny and Mr.. Pearce a , ~.
tho convention at to-nights session. The
convention will adjourn Tomorrow after
noon. with an address by Rev! Charles
s, stanton, who has been presiding over
the deliberations here. 4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
SOCIAL, AND
, . ......pERSOlN.AL

q ..l,lucbells holding III the b,eesc
Seen, to wnko from dreams Of bliss,
While crainorcd zcpllyrs sieze
.,nd Imprint them with q kiss
II Flower Life.
III think that next to your sweet eyes,
Il And pleasant books, and starry skies,
"a 1ovo tho world OF flowers;
Less fo1. their beauty of n day,
TIsa for the tai,ier things they say.
Ana for d creed I've held Away,
THAT they nrc senticnt powers.
1T may hc matter for smile +
And I laugh secretly tho While
speak the fancy out
Bit that they love and that they WOO,
And that they often marry, too
And do as noisier creatures do, Xxi
I've not thcsfaintcst doubt.
And so cannot deem it right
TO take them from the glad sunlight,
AS I have sometimes dared;
Though not without an al .lous sign.
Lest this should break some gcntie tlc'
Some covenant OF friendship, l
= Had better far have spared.
Henry Timrod.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
CHEsTMUT.HlLL AND
81 en haaHiGHl AND PARK

Mrs. Jacobs,Q or; Third Avenue, left
last week philadelphia, where she
will spend some! time WISHING t r., w.
home, In Seaboard, y. "a, after spendn,ns
T.. T.. Long, OF Third Avenue. ,
Mrs. William Redd and two children
have returned TO their homo, on Third
With wi relatives 1t Cape Henry, Va,
Miss Mary Powell, after being Z, s the
weeks, left last Saturday for her home,
in Goochand county.
The Chestnuts and Tigers played
urday afternoon on the Highland Parl:
diamond The foxmer defeated the laz-
ter bv score Of TO 2.
Mrs. William Il Volia;day s,,cf Of j Fs sn1y
Master Fay Thomas, Of Richmond.
spent last week with Master Charlie
Gaines, of Henrco county. -
tives in Roanoke, has returned TO her
home, on Third Avenue
Rev. L. K. odell, pastor Of Highland
Park Church will hold q series Of camp
William Huxter OF Fourth Avenue, be,
ginning next Sunday night There VII
be a large chorus choir rected by Mr.,
Va,en,ne Rey oa sb,ry WI MotG
hsSlSLcu ny tlic pdo W. As'1~A y
odst Church.
Miss Florence Relly,8of Jersey City. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. G. BOW
man, Of Fourth Avenue. ii .5s4i,
Mir. Frltzsche. OF Chestnut, who has
been confined to the house for some tllne
past BY sickness, Is improving.
Mrs c. +. Cross, OF Highland Para,
has been confnex to tho house for sew
Erul days by sickness BIO p,
Owing to the absence OF the pastor
tllsre viii be no service at Highland
Park Church this evening.
Master Milton IDrager,S Of Ealtlmore, is
the guest of 4 his aunt Mrs, William
Bahlke. of Fourth Avenue.
The Margaret Bottome Circle OF King
Daughters held Its regular monthly
meeting last Monday afternoon, at S
O'Clock In tho home OF Mrs. William @.
Goodall, of Fourth Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
Z Nor,o,,x whore they will make their

to Norfolk whore they will make their
Miss Giennn Buchanan, Of Hano ,;
county, .sis the guest OF her cousin =. MISS
Myrtle Dowell, on Twenty,second !, street t.,sit
Mrs. ". P. Melton, OF AshianG' Is Is 5T ls
by on @ Straet. 2. h. g. . 4, !, /, -
Mrs. Louis Smith and her two sons ' :, arc at,
in Clifton Forge. visiting l Mrs: R 1sbo
mond Tyler. sister Of =, me ien e0 9'nt VIZ
Miss miss Beatrice Bagby. Of Powhatan
county Is tho guest OF her aunt, Mrs
II. B. Bagby. llSl3 q .lt I, ], , Z,
~. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Mr.. j. o. Arnall is improving after
quite an illness OF several weekas d ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
Delightful Card Party.

The guests of the Princess Ammo Hotel,
Virginia Beach. enjoyed a delightful card
party Wednesday morning. Euchre was
played. Most OF the ladies wore white,
win pretty lingerie hats. The cool ocean
breeze, crisp fresh toilets and camara-
ucrin existing between the players rem
dered this most delightful affair.
The first prize was won by Mrs. +. J.
Clements, OF Grecnvilic, S. G.. The conso-
lation fell to Miss Virgc Slater, Of
Petersburg. The second prize was
awarded Mrs. Jackson, of Norfolk
Among the guests of tho Princess Anne
at the card tables were Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Christian, Miss Steele. MISS Brown, Miss
Lucy Dwyer and Mrs. jackson, OF Ricn-
mond Mrs. Pannil, Mrs. Johnston Mrs
Bracket, Miss Greenwood, Miss Leonard,
Miss Pannill. Miss Mary Leonard, Miss
A. Johnston, Miss Marguerite Pannill, of
Norfolk; Miss Miller, of Virginia Beach:
Niiss Grimes. Of C!ncnnati; Miss Carpen-
ter and Miss Painter of Baltimore, ana
Miss benedict, Of Athens. Ga.
The ball 10 be given Saturday, July 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs, O. J. Brown WILL leave to-day for
Nottoway county, Var to spend several
Tho little daug liter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
die Rose Is Improving after an illness OF
Mr.. Goodwin has returned from 9 visit
to his son, Rev. Harry GOODWIN N me
Miss Pnttie Lossy will leave N : lsW
days for Willow Brook to Visit relatives.
Miss Willie Collins is quite " n nef
M, j.. Samuel Rraller, u. VIII lea Leave y
to-day for Colorado, where no VIII l1''1Ae
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Lambeth have - re-
i vss !, from r;rnsnand n,ea1SSntc W.
Mrs, Harhert Headies nna ME-, MlsH ra ants
Beadles OF Ilanoyer county, Vis,tea ,. ie.l1
tyes in Tnrlnount during NE pnis ia "s I'm,
Walter Scott, have loft for I,,ouisa COIN q,
~ to visit relatives, Tlny VIII hlso Yls't
In Orange county, 8| -, =, q :, Y,
Miss lcliaahcth II. Enos, 6f surIy ep NJ
y, Is visiting relatives ~ tairnou'l' NV
MI. LonnIe Morrison and his q. !, sister ~ {, 7
Miss Pearl Morrison, have been called " , 20
King William county on j ,n nr y w
Mis-, Moi iNs Hicks ii IS quite sick !n the
home Of her cousin Mrs, Charles , pixon,
The Ladies' Auxiliary O Christ ch nths
has sspcnled for the Sl'm ~ nkes itIs
visited her aunt, Mrs, Mena sireets'feee
last week.
Mrs, Mary Lore and her daughter. MISS
t0.2phelia Lore, are sick N 1nelr Ion'e' y"
Twenty-Arst Street,3{ "a.
Master Lester Putzs painfully cut hls
fool on piece Of glass 4 few days g! l, ago;
while at play. Much complaint - meai ah
here IN regard 70 the mh itn,f bn s T
This makes 1 the fflftR'e child who has badly
lacerated is foot IN the last fsW yaa aay FL,
Mrs. Wells md daughters, Mis 5 i, d ~,
OF Mrs. Alcck Wells Las, week. have re-
turned 10 their homo, IN PeteTsppr X. Sn y,
Miss Edith Gentry has }atnrned atIer Y
very pleasant visit to relatives ~ f'aH-
oyer.
Alr. and Mrs. Richard West have gone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
SENATEAA"B0DY
OF .N0TA A |: MEN VI
Members 81 Upper Branch OF the
Legislature Eleven Years Ago
Make Records. 5sSts8
BUT TWO ARE NOW LEFT U
Of These One Rctires This Fall,
Many Achieved Dis
titlction.
BUT TWO ARE NOW LEFT.

Of tho members Of the Senate Of Viz
| ginia in tho session or lS93-'Oi, many hnHe
died. others have been elected 10 ot'ler
offices Of honor and trust. and only Two
remain nlerlbors Of the Senate. ono "
the two, Hon William B. Mcllwaihc' OF
Petersburg; Will retro with this year.
not being a. candidate for renomlhntloh
though he would have no opposition II nc
should aspire to another term
]. u. Arthur4of Bed ford; Taylor Berry
Of An1hsI5tisT.5k, Hnrnsbcrger, Of Rock N,
inghan; BIN. Hatcher, Of FRANKLIN;
GoorgesNv. McCnto, Of Xccomac; William
LovenstHin, Of Richmond; George = A. A,
Mushb9Gk, OF Alexnndrln. ana u Allent
Watts, OF Roanoke, nre dead.
Three members of that State Senate
arc now and have for son1o years been
members Of Congress. They are Il H. =.
Flood ef Appoattox; Harry III tra way u
&c George Nv Morris, Of Charlottesville Is 4
judge Of tho Corporation Court Of TINT
city and presided at tho McCue in TraS
erlck, Is and has long been judge OF the
Circuit Court.nn was q member OF the
Constitutional Convention. rs WAS Mr.
Flood. Walter a. Watson, of NottoWay,
is on the Circuit Court bench. Of the
State, and was n member of the Con-
stitutional Convention,
Wants to Come Back,
Edward Echols, OF staunton, was Lieu
tenant Governor of Virginia, and IS q.
candidate for his old seat In tho Senate.
Henry Fairfax, Of I.oudoun, is n }memocr
of the State Corporation Commission
DIR. Joseph w, Southall Is now ana mas
for eight years been superintendent OF
public Instruction.. James l.. TredWay
was afterwards county judge. OF Pittsyl-
5vanla, but has now retired from oiflce.
James n. Stubs Is a member OF tho
House from Gloucester and Is cnndl-
date for the: State Senate.
Henry 4. Wickhnm IS chairman OF the
Finance Committee and has two years
more to serve&in the Senate. lie IS the
oldest member of the body In point of
consecutive service therein.
Manly Fl. Barnes, 3. T. Buchanan and
Thomas N.&Williams, all members OF the
Senate Of 1S93.'0i, are now members OF
the Democratic. State Central COMMITTEE,
and Mr.. 1aInes and Or. Thomas a.
Barnes were In the Constitutional Con-
ventlon.
Few bodLas OF forty men have furnished
more men for: high offices and honors IN
the course Of "a decade than the Senate
of 1888 'Oi. OF the thirty-two surviving
members, three are In Congress, three
are on the bench. 1--WE are now In, or
have recently held positions of honor and
trust two are still in the Senate and ono
in the House, |tand three others are &C
tive in public and political life; and five
we're in the Constitutional Convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
More Returns Made

ca ptnin Frank w. Cunningham yes
tcrday4 reported tho amount Of his pri-
mary expenses to Chairman Doherty.
His race cost him s930SO. One hundred
OF this was for entrance fec and SlSS
for printing and other 9incidentals'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
Governor Coming.

Governor Montague will return here
tonight ana go to Amelia Courthouse
TO speak at the Confederate monument
unveiling5 tomorrow. His next engage
ment will BIO in Manchester tomorrow row
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
for the benefit of the "Infants' Santa
rum" promises a great deal OF pleasure.
To Meet the Fleet.

Rear Admiral Sigsbees fleet, The ha5-
ship OF which is conveying the casket con-
tanning tho body of John Paul Jones
from France to its burial place at Anna
polls, Md, will be escorted from the Vir-
GINA Capes to Annapolis by the battlc-
ships Maine, Kcarsage, Kentucky, Iowa,
Alabama, Massachusetts, and the flag.
ship, Missouri. comprising the battleship
squadron of the North Atlantic feet CON.
mnnded by Admiral Rohley D. Evans. The
squadron which is now cruising off tie
Massachusetts coast will set sail for
Hampton Roads In a few daya.
1t is thought that France will be repre-
sented at Annapolis by the cruiser
Jurien de la Gravlerc: Italy by the
cruiser, Dogali, and Brazil by the Bra
lillian cadet ship, Benjamin Constant
y Personal Mention.
Miss Ethel Hewitt, of this city, left
Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs AlmerIiE
NIarstin, for Atlantic City. N. j., where
they Will spend the summer
Mr.. r.. Ncale and family, of No. z
South Fifth Street. have moved into
their new cottage at Buckroe Beach,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Dolan. of sncra-
mento, California. are visiting Mrs. r.,
D., Reta or North Avenue, in Barton
Heights Mrs, Dolan was Miss Maria
Foley. u daughter of the late Richard
Foley, who cm!gratcd to California In
the EOS. and previous to this visit
she had never met her relatives In this
State. While here she will divide her
time between her cousin. Mrs. Reid, Mt
Barton Heights, and her aunt. Mrs. s.
=, Foley, at Bon Air
Miss Willie Smoot, accompanied BY her
father, brother ana his family, left on
Tuesday for Hotel Bel Air,
Miss Lottie NJ Gasser left Thursday to
accompany Mrs, I, y, GorslIne TO her
home in Pcton. Ontario. Canada. Before
returning they will visit Niagara, Thou
sand Islands, New York and other places
of interest
Mr.. II, II. McYey and family will spend
the summer at Hotel Bel Air
Mr., Lewis Adar is at Bel Air, spending
his holiday,
AIRS Frances u, Mayo and daughter,
| Miss Lalla Mayo, are spending some time
AT Atlantic City.
marriage license was granted Mr.
! William Il, Stewart and Miss Carrie l.
Chapman In Washington, y. c., on wed
! nesday The directory locates the former
at Nc 81 North Thirty-fourth Stree
and the latter at No. $50 North Twenty
seventh Street.
Miss Margaret Turney is visiting friends
IN NGWuOrt News Va
Miss. Elizabeth Fisher. who Is summer
ng IN S,auHton. Va, was guest at
card party given Tuesday morning bI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
Mrs. Potter Returning.

AR. anu Mrs James Brown Potter are
reported to be IN London. from which
point they will sail this week, returning
TO America
Mrs. Potter has been abroad or in
Mexico, with brief intervals, since her
marriage last autumn.
3 Her Richmond friends. who admire her
&c much, will hope to see her here sooh
after her arrival in America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14

Miss Lottic NJ Gasser left Thursday to
accompany Mrs, !, y, GorslIne TO her
home in Pcton. Ontario. Canada. Before
returning they will visit Niagara, Thou
sand Islands, New York and other places
of interest