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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-05-26
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

A spring nght Nas one q TIE en-
liSening features q the week
Miss MillaIas15eal51e5sApis .
Carson las Monday
Ice cream and iae cream soda seven
DAYS a week al Narrss.
pete Poulsen IS employed at The
Douglas County Creamery.
s-llarkeys, soutbworfh Is employed
- Mack Bros. a. a clerk and assistant
bookkeeper.
WI Cry u Bazzs999sRa, Cal Wa a
gnesf f8is week u BE uncle w.
+ Rftehfof1.
Arsin soufbworth i rqstieating IN
Genoa. lie VII spon dPTiafs for Bull
Frog HlIlJlI i IlID ID
\. ?. Jensen has secured TIE coz
tract . erect large barn for William
1zn1pe
clarence Bigeapxz esrl f5led from
Loxalyon Friday asd vii seLs1npley-
Cd a. driver Of one Fritz Dsngberg's
freight teams. 80 ~ y aIs.@
The Nevada State University ex-
tends cordial invitation 10 the pso-
PIE Of the state 70 attend the exercises
Of its 1913 Commencement Season.
Fishing !, reported good and sev-
eral excellent catches have been
broGyht % sossn. . Tk4rfy yen1en' sue
eeeded in landing q speckled beauty
that tipYed zLs - - Il AYfdsT
someo f ne .1I,liAlsesz I'd On N new en-
hall were specially cut and are the
Longest buildiE ssimberr brougB INTO
the KailsY. s2stslof hen hing r. fssf
long.
Miss Edith Dixon. arrived this week
from San Joss and in company with
her cousin Miss Mabel Ritehford Jeff
Wednesday for her home IN Bride
port 10 spend the sumner
The Worlds Fair at Portland opens
ssesfrzt 81 bun. ~It9s likely that ne
low rAtes ~ tlas Pair vii result ID A
number Of cur people taking in the
fair during the SUMNER
uJssgias - ii;aRt lofbts bkjhtzilbd
pass through town on their way 10
Goldneid. It j. evident that few peo-
pie viii be pats4Sert bly, Yk-er when
they reach their destination
EJames Farrell who at one time resid-
I'd here, and representing himself az
mining man has been arrested in
Yerington TOR selling wiisirey 70 IN
diaDs II is stated thai most danag-
ing evidence wiz lse presented when
his case comes up for trial
Snoring is caused by sleeping fat
on the back, and knotted towel, with
the knot placed ia the middle Of the
back and the ends tied over the chest
viii effect cure" says an exchgige.
Note this you snorers and give your
neighbor. chance 70 sleep once in a
while. y
o. 4. Brown, a Ijrospsrons merchant
Of Bridgeport aisr az passenger %
Wednesdays stage. On his return
from san Francisco az a delegate 70
the Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows.
He stopped of here and INDUCED in a
Gardneryille perfecto, with his old
partnerf in iniquity, Dir southworth.
II. G. Ward returned from .Goldield
resHps an.t 441ffgIpfabopt !
camps of that busting country. Bob
says that more people than ever are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
MINISTER DEPOsED
FORIsT0CkGAM
Former Presiding Elder Found
Guilty Of Fraud and High
Imprudence. 81
special 10 rho Times Dispatch,

FsP Especial TO Tho Tilnes-D ispatch.)
WILNT1 NGTON, Dell March 21.-
Found guilty Of gambling, fraud ana
ghgl imprudence and utlminlsterinl co,l-
duct, the Rev. Or. Charles s. Baker, il
former presiding elder. yesterday after.
noon was deposed from the ministry by
wilmington Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference.
The charges were based upon Ills selling
oil and mining stocks to friends and
tneinbcrs OF his congregation, some Of the
stocks proving almost worthless. Is
The finding OF the Select numbcr," n
committee OF fifteen ministers that tried
him, came as n surprise to all. No one
was more astonished than tho counsel for
tho prosecutions for prosecution and de.
Tense had entered into an agreement
whereby DR.. Baker was not TO receive q
heavier sentence than tho Rev. DR.. WIZ
bur r. Corkrai,, who on Saturday was
suspended for ono year on charges OF
gambling and high imprudence and un-
ministerial conduct. IA "a, 4. (.
The condition or DR.. Baker was pitttul.
nor n few moments after the finding had
l,oen read he retained his composure, but
later lie almost collapsed, and staggerch
from the church into the heavy down.
pour of rain. ~.
Few Of his sympathizers grasped MN
by tile hand and offered words OF encour-
ngen,ent, but they We're almost unhseaen.
III have nothing to say, absolutel?
nothing were the words OF the CONVEX =
cd minister. g}]Si5A p lais4a 70 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
HANOVER COURT.
Negro Reformator Boy Sent t.
Peritentiary, for Five Years.

Especial Il 10 The Times. pispatch:2
X HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA., March
2l.-Hanover Circuit Court convened yes
terday, Judge j. e. Maston presiding. The.
grand jury returned a new Indictment
for felony against ]. Hargrave. N r.
.Hargrave was bailed for his appear
5tostlle next term Of the court y q e sum
81 $500 III each OF the three cases against
him, WITH Mrs Sarah Graham. his daugh-
ter, Of Pittsburg, Pa, as his surety. The
grand Jury returned q true bill against
Francis Smith colored, for infanticlde
J, Arthur Waddell. Il aged nineteen years
animate Of the Negro Reformat tory, Who
nearly beat to death Thomas Shnn1s, ed
fifteen years. ano Their inmate who told s on
him for smoking, was given five year .4y
Court will not get through with the
docket till Thursday or Frida y.
Lewis Lacy, Tor burglary was 81 given I'VE
years. s5s & :3jS5l, 81 J,
Dr., Thomas z. Williams was appointed
coroner for county OF HANG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
MAPLE SUGAR SEASON.
One Of Remunerative Crops Of
Mnnderf11l County of 5Highland.

Special to The Times. Dispa tch:)
NtoNTDRE March 2o.. = e, y
again. and while the weather Is not such 8
MS to make the business pTontaple. IL I'll 70
nevertheless busy time with those VINO
have camps and rhaye aao ,d
have been unusually large, and the local a.!
merchants have been unable to getrtheelr
orders filled time 70 suppE!iy, = tne e, r-
msnd With the meanln Of much
syrup syrup and sugar 4 4 a given time than an
With the camp. para pfernala OF their ileAl.
5forefathers. M. s. IS. 49,. ,o,,,oos
such as eyaporators, pals and meta!
spiles not only lessons the labor and
improves the product, but shows a groW-
ng Interest in ths uniaa of WrgInia
However, your correspondent feels g
degree Of emphasis d tbs ,zgfE gSSTindF
and I'D aaS HeSsna
Jump at tho conclusion that nome J! =, !,
made made sugar. is the only swectnin,a
known in Highland, and publish 70 ,tne
fort these ssss 'backWoods folks. thus do.
p,,iyed OF. the refined and granulated ar
{ti Ils OF ..tony" civilization,
Whereas thogtrulh ~ y, Mh. ..ea soI ~
tie year, is the scene Of hurry and pus.
tic from dawn till 5bed-tm there Is not
ono Einstance in fifty where the sugar.
product Of tho camp is Looked upon ], as
IN article OF household utility. Or r., ma n
t liz homes where produced.
OF late years the product has found la
ready pound for po s'Sar f as
T r. NAV need 7 the remainder OF the out
put being placed on the market for ship
ipent. i&6 v s. !, - y !, =, -,
niyoa ~ ,ess ~ home than abroad. Ind
."" ihH,M IN made molnsses Isl one, Of the g
many good things a ways found on the
trnnse u,i,n are familiar with the busi-
ness san and have made n study. Of requisite
weather conditions. are hopeful o. y sea- s !.
son OF greater duration than that o. Y las y
| spring, sSSlt ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
Farmers Fl eayy Loss.

er,! !sp ps. t n1RXHyr WA VA March al
Mr.. John oickerson, who resides Two \;
m Mi p east 81 stuart's Draft was aWals-
cne dT at three a, NJ. by one Of hls nesg ~
hors telling him tat st naF ea As Was s.
inttanse Tia That he could not reach ~ and
t therefore he he did not save anything,
He lost eleven horace tyo cn :, h. s sen
eral sheen and lambs haE m eas bugses
rho Cause OF the fire is unknown' !. {,
THE Insurance Is mot hing ~ t'olina'l'
,Fhe flnss, was Very heavy on accom-
OF it being near springtme' iils IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
HANOVER HINTS.
st. Martins Parish Calls q New

Especial a to- The " Times Dispatch)
MONTPELIER. HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
March q. lien or twelve new cases OF small.
prx have sdeveloped In the neig hborhood Of
iEmmett's postofhce. f &. ~ Is
O Mril u a. Eddletan, Of this place, ACCOM-
panied by their family physlca pr: y ere
dith. took his son. Emmett t, TO the Virginia
Eosp ital last week to be operate ed 5on for an
pendicitis The young man Is getting on very We
Mr. John III. Wickham. OF Moody. Va. has
recently been struck on the head by piece
OF falling timber from an old .buildins ana Sc
arlouBly hurt, but is improving rapidly. &,
called to its rectorship. The Rev Alex Gault,
of Annapolis. Md. I.
5lntely been visiting his mother at akland =
the old homestead of the Pages. Z, !. # I.
3s| Dr. George w. Fleming, OF Chant!lly, " a,
and his family VIII 80 10 CheraW W, =. - - V
live in a few days. S51 I55E 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
THE WATER LINE { Nc,
.Hungarians Employed to DO
Pocki Work inpAn1herst.
I lsneeIal n rhe rimes. plspateh,)

pnp ,speeaA SiIuERsT COUNTY VA,
March EhA d .-Thc Lynohpurg Water ! G !. n
pnny have begun work on the,T r. War ,aear
line in different PLACES ana n Work ''e iii
a aIsuee the en- tire line. The distunneli,
Sugar Hill,9 has been completed except e 2
MI. Campbell, the general superlnten.
dent Of the water dam has recentiy, 1ee {, 2
North and brought lot OF Hun I 20 ans
back 4, HIN to t, w wben uP hey begn
/ the near future. /.
Mr.SC. q. Williams, the con tractor g
the water line, recently went over II y y
thefinterest of his .work Il d
There was a53big dance and genera!
ali round pound party given at. the old
i Richeson mansion at the water dam line
Tuesday night. In which. over q hundrtc res
persons were engaged. fS 5S6 yE5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
.HARCIs PUT entire
GRAND jury T0.F II. III
Rushed Into Room and COM =
PEELED Men To Drop Case 4.
at Once.
(py As,sIo d ted Press,)

= < . ffuy~~
I.ExINGTo NJ Ky. March ssl.-Iho
inquiry into the case Of the Iiarglses. eng =
edward Callahan, charged with e %. ~
city IN the murder Of cockril,l, fos lne
purpose for deciding the question q 9. az y
hitting them TO ball, was resumed ee y! -.
day, a. G. Bowman, foreman O. !, !, ne ne
Rrseathitt county Grand Jury, testified 81 Cd
that in the grand jury invest y go u
against Viii Brltton@ for killing Goehr,.
Riley coldiron had Just g0pn Sc nsa tlonAl
Testimony against Britton, v hen A!eNr
snder Hargis rushed Into tho grand 1ur Y,
room and by threats compelled The grand !
AIRY TO adjourn after yainly tnsins " sas
ii 10 investigate a. cnarge OF pes9gFy
lyought ny Brittons friends aglins A., \ ,old,
non, bowman said the5case was az droppe I
and never resumed by the jury = hfoush
fears of Halsis. .a
Mrs. Sarah Patrick testified thatf,at
Jackson IA fter Cockrill's death, ,AleSandeF
Hhl'gis had said; ~, q
'.'It was aGgood shot; Y kllled nan saAq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Miss Minnie Jones has returned to her homeS
In Louisa after q pleasant visit 70 Mr. 8. T. 4

Y Miss Minnie Jones has returned to her nome
In Louisa after n pleasant visit TO Mrs s. T.
Jones. s{s5 Jiss gs$ Us
the guest OF Mrs. D.. NJ. OVERLY 81 fs s;
Miss Mamie Jones OF Louisa, who has been
visiting Mrs. Up Jones. has returned home
Mr.. William d. Long. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs 81. E.as Long has has
left for his home in Newport News
Mr.. Haupt, of Tennessee. 10 visiting 4 MS
bl other, Mr.s$J pr. Haupt. 5sa n 5a
aii Miss PattieS tLigon, who has been visiting
Mrs. S. e. Long, has returned to her home
~ Mr. r, Eddie Warde has left for Chesterfield
on business. ST si vs.. 3$ef ~ u
List OF scholars3 on the roll Of honor for tho
week; ending March l7th. 53S 81 4
%Intermediate "a Grad e-Adie Kuys s5 81
intermediates B Grade-G race Chamberlayne,
Kathleen Glrdons Nizabcths sJeter and Edith
Rs sseend asS tehfaa. Bonn,bele Amory
Lillian III aiding. Kathleen 7 Gregory, Hugh
Leach and Frank Taylor. III ,
First Grammar Grade-Mabe Galloway and
Kathleen Gregory. ~. 4,
B Eighth Primary Grade-Willle Essis. Joseph
Peaseley, Elizabeth Armstrong. Mary 81 S ar'
L pcnter and Lillian Noble 81, I, Y, az
III Seventh Primary Grade--Austin Marttnstein.
Sixth Primary Grad Leslie Johnson Estelle
jones and Dora Grove 49, ll{f g s,! /.
"a Fifth Grammar Grade-Mary Jones, Harriet
Radyf and Olga Stockton. . 81, /, 4, =, !,
| 81 Fourth Primary rade-Archie Leach and
Helen Denel. ssfGsf. y. 81 ri
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longs to a family that has been promi-5
nent and distinguished since the white
man settled in the historic Valley OF the
Shenandoah. She is an accomplished and
refined young lady, and Is very popular
among the young people df that section
The prospective groom Is Frederick
county's genial and popular treasurer
Wageley-Dunn.
Invitations have been received here for
the approaching marriage OF Miss Blanche
B. Dunn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Dunn, of West Stephen Street
Martinsburg, and Mr.. Bernard w. Wage
ley, formerly OF Leetown, but now resid-
Ing at Pecan, Pa. The wedding Will take
place on the evening of Tuesday, March
18th. at the home OF the bride-elect, IN
Martinsburg. va.
Shilson-Edmonds.
The Norfolk Yirginian-P Pilot of Tues sHs'
day says:
At the residence OF the brides parents,
IN villa Heights, one OF the seasons
pretty homo marriages took place yes
'tcrday3 a fternoon at 5 o'clock, when MISS
Sadie diamonds and Mr.. James Shilson
nlphted their VOWS. Beneath an arch
~ Mains. surrounded by their friends,
and to the aubdued strains OF the weh.
| ding march, the two were united, inc
Rev. c. T.. Bane officiating. Miss Ed'th
Edmonds sister Of the BRIDE, acLer 80
| maid OF honor while Mr.. Alexander i'o Li'
| aldson. OF New York, was best man,
THE bride and groom left on the
steamer Jamestown for New YORK,
from whence they will sail for Europe
an the o5th instant. Mrs. Walter Eo-
,nonds, mother OF the YIdc, VIII ac-
company them as far as England
Mr.. and Mrs. shilson VIII be 1T nome
Ia their friends in Villa Heights aiter
l August 18th.
Whist Tournament.
j The monthly whist tournament At ,ne
| Womans Club will be played Ihursaa :.
evening at s.l5 o'clock AS this IS me y,
! lenten season when many players w, VIZ
not take part, the management "ouln
| ,,ire "a know the names OF those VINO
4 intend to play as soon as possible.
i Musical Lectures.
Next week two musical lectures VIII pe
given for the beneflt OF ing w ' p''Ai. ~
S,,nh nIano fund under the auspices OF
the ladies Of the club The lectures WIZ
he conducted by Miss Mari Ruef Holef
~ New York. IT Is expected that tney
nil, take place March 18th and 3oth, nu'
No dates will be announced Tosltively
later Az the entertainments are Tor .
snec,al purpose. every one. Including clut
members, will be expected 70 puS tieNlN'
Personal Mention,
Mr.. and Mrs, q; Cocoon. o. stau'i'oh
are stopping at the Richmond
Miss Lucy Cooke q the pnly Ss 4 y,
OF W" VIainrginin, is tbs guest of the Misses
Bridges. in Richmond.
Mrs. Russell Robinson. Of Norwood
! Nsiso,n cnrinty. is visiting Mrs. caski
cabcli, No. SIS East Franklin street
Mis- RUBY c. Thomas leaves to-day 70
Grand Forks, =. ~, 70 Y'slt re'aiiYes..
DR.. II. ". Stiff is the guest of hi
brother. Dr. ]. +. Stiff. Of Fredericksburg
Miss Blanche Edwards Is visiting Nils
Elizabeth l.andus. in the East End, New
port News.
!. Mr. and Mrs. George c. jenkins hay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
R;p Lumber Plant.

Special to The Timer, pls ,I,s A., \, !,
rop Inc iarse. lumber plant new enter.
nrise oraanizei In this place a SNORT
1i,ns since in With d. - Gosbill president,
was begun last week ,a i wi! gdfbe Der e Of
poyment TO guile lurse -
Mr.. csoosbill, the president. Is operating NE
the largest business, {. Of Z, any man y W
iThe solthernR Railroad Is fputt An 8 N 9
large siding at their depot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
Not All Dead.

a dispatch from Ja.ckson speaks q, ex-
schief Justice Campbell OF Mississippi
,Has1the last surviving member Of the
Confederate Congress-. Z. Elk Senator James
81. Pugh was one of tho .representatiX,es :
lthc most gifts life at Richmond, and he
is III the enjoyment OF excellent health.
He is, to the great dellghtsof his friends,
a hale and hearty mnn.-MontgomeryA d-
,ycrtScr, sr3 100 gsif 5i55{l,fsG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
II am afraid Of the man who did Ii, ana
Will defend him.
N Mrs. Patrick is an aunt Of Alexander
&Hargiss wife. 3
Fight WARNS UP.
Seven Candidates Out for Meek.
lenburg Clerkship.

1V1tUU1 s EfN1cIKSlI1P, 7l3@
n Especial to This Tines plspatch.)
BoYDToN, VA, March sf.., he contest
for 1.-THE clerkship Of the Circuit Court ID
warming up in Mecklcnpurg, There are
no less than six candl datcs on the Demo-
cratic side. and Nv. a, Jameson, the In
lcumbent. who is "a Republican. Is also A
candidate. The contest among the Denl-
ocrats is going to be- hot, ms tho opinion
prevails that the nomination win he
equivalent to an election.
i The public schools In Roydton District
have for the most part closed for this
term,
II N. r. Lea, q prominent tobacco dealer
\ ofS8this placG has Sbetn quite Ill at his
home for the past two or three weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
Interest Aroused.
Chiles-Osburn.

The announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage OF Miss Sallie
Osborn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Deca-
tur Osborn, OF Purcellville. Loudoun
county Va, to Mr.. Samuel Milton Chiles.
treasurer of Frederick county
The wedding is to take place at 4
o'clock In the afternoon of Tuesday.
April 4th. at Ketoctin Church, PURCELL
VILE. After an extended tour Mr., Chiles
and his bride will reside at Kernstown,
Va.
all the Loudoun county beauties, and be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

Is Visiting at hers old home IN Hcnrlco
county, near ichmo9nd.
I. Miss Mary 1Silgalen. has returned 70 her r
home On Staunton after a pleasant stay
with With tr1l In the city,
\ Or. r. e. Gaines, Of Richmond College,
delivered nm Interesting address at the
Baptist Church In Alexandra on SUNDAY
night Gaines was ace on whi1e IN IN
Alexnndrla' they were the guests OF Mr.
M. q. Willis.
ingtoY1 Va, under the auspices Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union;
The medal was awarded to Master D ave
Miller, youngest son Of MT MI ana Mrs.
Miss Lucy Parkc Brooks, Of Alexandra,
L. 3. Bentley, 7o5 East Franklin street.
A delightful entertainment was given
Monday evening by Misses Eva and Aida
Hoskins, at their home II. Stafford ~
honor Of their guest Miss Kate Blunt. @.
guests was Mr. james Parkerson, Of
Richmond.
Rehsarsals for the Chinese , N, g !
ausplces5o OF the baltimore Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
indicate a. most successful performance.
q Mrs. ~. Eskew of Charleston, W.. Va.
4 Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank $.
Ssv'v''otodsoon, At lis East Franklin Street.
!: Mr.. Edward Echols who has been very
sick In Richmond, under the treatment
( of Dr. Allison Hodges, has greatly Inn
proved and tits hoped that he VIII soon
be entlrely& convalescent.& Mr.. Echols Is
In DR. Hodges $ hospital.
e Mr.. Wa tson Gooch, Of Roanoke, Va, ie
expected in Richmond this week TO spend
Mrs. CT G. Gooch, at the Richmond Hotel.
The marriage of Miss Mattye p. Tiller,
OF Emporia,SfVa., to Mr.. Lewis Gordoi,
4 Walker, l o e n Wall erton, Va, was cele-
$brated in Was hington last week.
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Chafin,g Dish Luncheon.
! Maria oe Of Interest.

A marriage of interest to :people in
Richmond and Virginia will be celebrated
at st. Nlargaret's, Westminster. Lon
don, in June next. when Miss Alice At
water Carter the daughter OF Captain
Fitzhugh Carter, of Shirley" the famous
colonial Carter home on James River, and
a lineal descendant OF king Carter" the
most picturesque and gallant colonial gem
tlemen OF his day in Virginia. will be
welded to Mr.. Robert Valentine Reid.
Of Glasgow, Scotland, a member Of an
old Scotch family.
A wedding breakfast at Claridge's will
follow the ceremony Miss Carter hns
lived for some years in the home OF Mr..
Thomas Lanahan, No. III Washington
Place, Baltimore, and Mr.. Lanahan will
accompany her to London and give her
way when she Is married.
Mr. Reid will take his bride to Glas-
gov. where they will make their future
home. Miss Carter has behind her, In
Virginia, generations of ancestors repre-
senting many Of tho most distinguished
names In the Old Dominion, and many
good wishes will follow tho young Vir.
ginia girl to her new home In the British
Isle.
Interest Aroused.
The tact that Or. Edwin A. Alderman
of the University of Virginia. Is to lee.
ture at the Academy Friday evening
before the Richmond Education Associa-
ton, has aroused n profound feeling OF
anticipatory interest
The subject of the lecture will be THE
Education Of All People" DR.. Alderman
will be at the Jefferson Hotel during hls
stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

Mrs. Russell Robinson, Of NoT r.ss 90 Y
cabeli No. SIS East Franklin street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

Miss RUBY c. Thomas leaves to-day for
Grand Forks, r.. D., to visit relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

Miss Lucy Cooke Of the pniyerslty
az VI Virginia, Is the guest OF the Misses
Bridges, in Richmond,
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Ave, cod Of the night, my darling.
or the night OF Death, SO grim;
me gate that leads out of life, good WIFE,
Is the gate that leads to linn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
Much Interest Shown,

Thc Greatest amount Of Interest. IS
fe,nv shown In the approaching recital
~ Miss Llpman and Mrs. Hequembourg,
to take place next Saturday at the Wo-
mans club. Richmond people are 10
ia congratulated on the opportunity OF
hearing such an artist in recital as MISS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22

Miss Lucy Parkc Brooks. Of Alexanddra,
+. b, Bentley, 7o5 East Franklin Street.
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d Primary, Grade-Pearl Harding
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DR.. II. W. Stiff is the guest of his
brother, Dr. j. p. Stiff. OF fredericksburg
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The Strauss senate, which occupies
never been given in this city. It is
comnositior, which has created great
sensation when heard in New York and
The broad ax., 1905-02-25
HAD HUSBANDS TO BURN.
What q spinster Said About q Wild
owed Friend Just from the
Country.

A good sort Of trolley conductor, who
has ears for other things besides the bell
OF his fare regiSter. and whose run in
Brooklyn brings him passengers to and
from a certain cemetery. vouches for
this story, says the New York Sun:
A woman boarded his car at the ceme-
terry the other day shaking with sobs.
She had not been in the car long when
two women took seats opposite her. One
Of them seemed to recognize the woman
from the cemetery, hesitated for a mo-
ment, then crossed the aisle and spoke to
her. The sobblng one looked up and the
Identification was complete.
WHY, Mary" said the woman who
had crossed the aisle, where have you
been for so long, and what is the mat
teri"
81 have been married." Game the sob
broken answer, land I'm Just after ere
mating my husband"
Condolences were offered and the
widow soon afterward left the car, ap-
parently cheered, while her friend re-
turned to the seat beside her companion
and told all that Mary had unbosomed to
her.
''And she's got husbands to burr" re-
marked the companion obviously
while I'm still single"