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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
GULL ON DRINKING.


The following statements are TAX
from the evidence given by Sir
illiam Gull before the select COM
ittee of the House of Lords on in
importance:
1. Instead of flying to alcohol, as
any people do when they are ex-
austed, they might very we'll drink
later; or they might !. very well take
BOD and would be very much better
ithout alcohol.
2. Of all the diluents or solvents
br the nutritious parts of food, there
nothing like water.
Asx.f I am fatigued with oyerwork
~, my food is very simple, l
raisins instead of taking the
80 I have had very large expert
nee in that practice for thirty years,
md I have recommended it to my
PERSONAL friends.
y, Drinking leads to the degenera-
tissues; it spoils the health,
per- oils the intellect.
who Ii alcohol, and all things of an
10 THO nature, injure the nervous
tissues pro tempore, if not altogether.
on may quicken the operations, but
Gu do not improve them.
d 6. There is a great deal Of injury
lone to health by the habitual use of
vines and alcohol in it's various
shapes even in so-called moderate
Qualities.
r. A very large number of people
] u society are dying day by day pois-
bned by alcohol, but not supposed to
be poisoned by it.
s. People are injured by drink
iithout being drunkards. There is a
lint short of drunkenness in which
nan may injure his constitution
1iderably by means Of alcohol.
A man may drink day by day.
nalmost kill himself with drink,
Sven his near friends not know
de-
fc I hardly know any more potent
Of disease than alcohol. There
sease of the liver which is Of
common occurrence, and then
disease of the liver we get dis.
red conditions Of the blood. and
,,equently, upon that we get di-
..sed kidneys, we get diseased
15rvons system, we get grout, and vi
Let D diseased heart.
4 III. The error prevalent Is that al
|coIlol cures the disease, whereas th,
disease runs its physiological course
irrespective Of the alcohol.
IL. There Is great feeling in 50
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15

If there is stone. or stump, other
unsightly object in the yard, plant
some morning glories, cypress vines,
canary flowers and balloon zines (love
pnffs around it. You'll be glad it.
was there before the summer is over.
Do the same way with the mind. aIf
dark, ugly thought persist in obstruct-
ing themselves, plant flowers around
them and they will disappear,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15
sgllllallallld@dI

ciety that strong wine and strong
stimulants make strength. A la1ge
number of people have fallen into
that error, and fall into the error
every day.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15

= Mrs., g. W. Girdlestone II up again
after !, few dayaof illness
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
Poison Killing Horses.

The horsemen Of Mon :ross county
are becoming alarmed over the pres.
snoe Of weed that poisons the horses.
from the effects Of which they die Aft.
OF lingering period. unless relief IL
brought to shem at onoe. At the In.
stance of vetsrinarian Beatty, DR..
Lamb. state veterinarian, has ex.
amined several horses suffering from
The trouble. Hs was unable to dis.
pover the nature Of the poison. It
acted 20 peculiarly. Mr.. Beatty Gays
that for several years stookmen
have noticed its preasnoe and probably
twenty I've horses have died. The
horsemsn have named it "the chokes"
- soon aftor horse gets It he ohokss
and froths at the mouth. The animal
gradually becomes poorer. but will
stand In his stall and cat until he
drops dead. He may linser In this
ooodition for several months. Mr..
Beatty was on the Horssfly Last sum.
NOR. After hitohins up in the moi n.
Ing the horses travelled all right for
time. but soon they began % choke
ana froth. 30 stopped st the hrst
ranch aud worked with them for over
. day. giving them linsesd oil and
washing their mouths With . solution
Of bprasio asid and they came out all
risht He 10 eoavinosd thaa instant
tssassssot v the only remedy.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
Accepted the Arch.

The county oommissioners ysstsr.
day aftsrpoon accepted the cement
arch jast tuiIt aoros Hsrdsorabble
orsek "a the Portland wagon road And
, warrant covering the cost will b.
ordered ~ the next regular meeting.
The coet Of the arch 10 e2.4a5. Il hes
. sixty foot span and all the wings
ere twelve fsst long with the szosp.
tioa q The oos pointing mp the creek
whsch V thirty feet long. There Il
10 possibility Of wsshouts hereafter.
The narrow poipt near the noun.
tais os ths sase side Of the arch viii
b Wilsnsd . thst travelling u that
point will b muoh safer in future.
After making the Inspection Of The
aroh the commissioners went up the
creek II ths farming section ssd d.
oidsd 10 bald . wooden bridge sososs
the creek near shs south line Of NE
Burroughs raaoh. For ysses pest
Ne fas1srs have bssn egttsiss ssios
The creek without . bridge and nseh
inoosvsoisscs he's bssn caseed. No
grsas limesity 70 sxpsstsncsd osly n
so'd ssass9s sst lsfiss sss lasssr
part ot tbs' spring ssAson and In Tie
early SKINNER ths farmsrs ars forced
- tssvsl extra nilss without The
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

PROCLAAATION-esnator n. &.
Lewis this morning rsosivad . COPY Of
the ofaoisl Thaokssiyins proolans-
tjsa issssd By 0evsspos AoDsssld.
Il IL peintsd in bsek fern with rcd
and black ink. The froat cover een.
tains the Colorado smbisn In embossed
WORT. Il isA vsry ssat pisos q work
and the sovsrnof 10 ssoding them ont
70 TIE Representatives. ssnstsn and
stats ofIloors.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

HOLD UPS TRIAL-Ths trial Of
Smith and Avis. the two men who
held up and robbed . number Of
Italians on the Rio 0rands depot
platform here some months 40, viii
come up for hearing In the distriot
court Monday. At the prslininsry
hearing here they pleaded guilty 70
the charge and were sentenced 10 the
district oourt. At the time the crime
was committed thsy impsrsonstsd
ofiosss. f-f
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
GETS BIGGER VEIN IS. P.

GETS BIGGER VEIN IS. p.
Smith. Operating the Williamsburg
Slope 1t Williamsburg. yesterday en-.
oountsred bigger vein Of GOAL in the
mine. Fos the Last 30 fest q entry
driving the men have bsen going
through . two foot vein. wbsn
the mine was nrss opened the coal
measure was- four and ons.half fsst
thick but . fault oAme into ths coal
and IL pinohsd down 10 two feet in
thioknsss. The fault was blasted
through yesterday and the old coal
vein Of four and one half feet came
into place.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
Constipation.

Haalth , absalutsly impossible, II CON.
sapatisa b prsssot. Many serious cssea
Of 1sse ard kidney complaint hsvs
spesng fssm neglected. constipation.
Such . dspasssb's condition h nnnscss-
1y. Hsee y . csss for Il. Herbine
Win speedily mand matters. CA. Hsd
ny. p. n. Bronson, Fla. writes. Feb. II,
1905 "Having used Hsrbins. I nnd II q
6ns medicine for constipation" 60c .
bottls. Bold BY Florence Palace Phar
macy and A. A. Hull. tt
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
GRADED NEW ROAD-T

GRADED NEW ROAD-Ths Flor
ssoe Coal company. opsratin6 the
Wiley mine under lsasa. lass night
opsnsd > new wagon road between
the propsrty apd this city sborssnins
the distance about ene-half nile.
The nsw road 10 By tbs way Of the
Walters ranch in tbs wsst part Of town
and then up Oak erssA 70 The mine.
There are no hills 70 coa tend with
~ on the other rod.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
CONFIDRNCEi /

We oovet your confidence. Thfs
is what We are doing to hold and
increase IT.
First-ws.m make our store service
the BEST In our power Voc
6soond-we use every safe guard
to insure the highest quality of the
goods we sell.
Third-we make sure that the
prices are % low or lower than good
quality 10 sold for elsewhere. For
example: Try our Curtis Bros.'
Plum P Pudding-2lbs. lOc; Lib. 26o.
N. e. LEWIS ssds
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
ITO MEETINGS :

EvANGEL8ITlU MEETINGS -
The rsvival nsstings begin temerrow
d the Ohristian> -ehsroh. Tho sspa
services will b IN ehssss Of NJ. ".
o. Kilohing Asststsd By . strong
ebersa. yor 6snday nisht . houss.
wAsuin0 - levs taast bave been an.
neanesd. Charts ~ sesrsoptioou
pictures will b. sssd AsA . Question
box'' will b features Il the Nesting.
All UhRiseiAns srs inviesd - assiss II
~ saestte aWaksa shs ssansn,ty
"a mvs ssah.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
GOODNIGHT FUNERAL n

GOODNIGHT FUNERAL - The
fsneral services over the body Of
Joshua Goodnight wAs held this
morning at the Dsibsrt undertaking
rArlors. Rev. Ward Russell Of the
Christian church onlciating. Tho body
was taken to the Upper Beaver creek
cemetery for burial. The pal bear.
ers were old soldiers Of this city.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
Herb W. Edwards Injured.

Herb W. Edwards, Of Dee Moinss. Ia.
got fall on An Icy walk last winter.
spraining his wrist and bsuisIng his
knees. "Ths next day." hs ssys, "they
were 20 sore and sti6 I was afraid
would have to stay Ia bed, but Fubbsd
them we'll with ChAmbsrlain's Pain
Balm and after few applications oil
sorensss had dissppeared." For sale BY
all dealers. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

ANOTHER OOKLPAINT-spscial
Onioer Kerr Of the Humane society
yesterday afternoon dlsd another com.
plaint axainst Nate Gribble on .
different ofenss in the way Of curelty
to animals. The oase will be heard
before ". H. Yost. Justice Of the
peace Of Wstmore.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

PORTLAND DANCE-Ths Ocro-
nado club OF Portland gave . dance
there last night The music was
fprnishsd By . Pueblo man. Quite .
number Of Florsnoe people attended.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Try the homo killsd beef at th,
Central meat market. 00.7l
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Osos tried always vssd. Velvet
nour at Hadlsy Moro. %. STD
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

For coal aad fssd - xillaz. "th'
transfer man. =" pheos -. S-t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Holiday piosures-somsthins swell
in portfolios ed foldsrs. Az Masters
studio. 7i.t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Stewart's drug store. successor "a
the City Drug Store. eo.ot
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Mis- Sssas Blaoknsr. psblio stsno
grsphsr and typewriter. johnson blool
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Go 70 wilbsr's and sst 100 lbs., ol
Snow Bird nour, q. 06. 1915
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Snow Bird aour, the best, per owt
81. % at Wilbar's. 1875
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Try one Of thess key wpss Queen
e siears. Florence Smoke House.
deo
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Have you tried shoss bems nsds
pies at Ne Blue 1rentf B8t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Don's forget tho dance rhanksgiv.
ing eve. 7ssf
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

I, Gss eur prios on Velvet nour. Had.
lay Moro. %. Bl.7e
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Nos refrigerator meat bot beat
killed at your door. The Central
market docs its own killing. T.7s
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Try Velvet fioar Hsdley Moro. 90
6l-76
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
The =. n shsrch has decided 70
stss . Christnaa sasertais1sst Dec.
y. The progam will b arranged
very shertly.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Good music Morgan hall Nov. 20.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

Smoke Key West osesn 6 eisar..
dscI
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25

rhaaLsgivins ball. Nsv. -.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-25
Classified Advertisements
NHANTEn

IN ler House. Steam heat, bath, electric
Aehs and other modern oooveniencss, Over
1e6man's bakery. Sstf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
vi CHINA d. |. /
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Special to The Times pispatoh)

Especial to The Times Dispatci)
Isl BIlACKsBURG. AZ 8{ March TO- Tuesday
night. after m entertainment in the colored
baptist Church. Jackson Campbell escorted
Alice Campbell doth coloredl. a 10 her home.
They got into "a dispute over something, and
/ after 9 lively hand to-hand fight, Campbell
entered near the neck and pierced the upper
pa TT Of the lungs. Il IS not known yet whether
RL Ii:r1;fz B. Nv Georse witt TIA *
sat auty
and was Inspecting tho track when * illed.
He leaves az wife and q hree children.
young u tbs eity has Sse,
succeed Edward 9. hecue. resigned. q.
passed BY tho Town Council. and hereafter 4
bell WIN be ring s. winter at 8 p 81 and in
summer NJ 9aT 2 fteen minutes there
SsSsS ri oYD. A.--Theros shns been Il general
exodus Of people FROM this courlt to Ne-
brnska. Some TIVE nt3t or more families havo
81 nE nssfn5i announcement a. Tho
81 as hsu{snaas
Governor IS sreceIy ed e sect ion vi T
lsfaotlon.s Mr., Ellyson' services toathe State
has mad him popular with 4the Democratic
lie LEXINGTON four prisoner: Who
Sail were caught before day this morning in
Sthe mount B,icna, ~ sta, They were
the nght They
VA. An epidemic OF measles
disappointing In Lynchburg. the disease having
s1sa @sys
the malad az Is not OF; "a da ngerous type8 The
Health Department since the first Of the year
have placarded ninety homes! in the city,
where ineaslc were exl ting This is largely
In excess of the numbersof eases ano in.tl,e city
$sixty.fiye such 4 cards We're used. j3 i}
559g NORFOLK, v Al During the elqctrlc storm
last night,aa bolt struck he residence OF II.
IN the suburbs of Portsm e went =
stove The pieces Of the stove We're hurled
about. wreek!ng everything and injuring John
sEorflee t5 seriously. s.ss SS
end George sprout,9 aged eleven and fourteen
years, a respectively. are5S missing from their
8helnea here and are sl,praosed to have gone
ION a 'hoboing' exped!t IONS . Dung 81 enwater
is the SON OF Town Sergeant Clearwater OF
oANoIsE, two-sto CRY frame dwell
ing house, owned by Mrs. NJ. 81 Martin, was
destroyed by fire last night No one was In |,
sS sITTo Ono q the horses Of Mr.
Garland Morris ot s1tto ~ spps% En-
accident occurred Mt this time OF tho year be-
fore. There arc many places on the. northern
be be- found frozen 10 the ground formed from
wARsAW; Bel Mormat' !; co s 9.
before ess
Of the Garland Hotel hero She was SEN
fenced to two years In the pen!t Tertiary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
Revok,es Charter
h nv Associatcd I'ress.)J

Thy Associated Press.) Y
fs sCLENELAND, Ohio.8 March II l0.;---tGra NJ
chief stone, { the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers. o-dn revo ked y the t.F!a
charter Of the striking interior 3engl-;
{neers in New ork. his a ton was g II "
Sthorized at a meeting Of the Executive IL.
Council hero lay md thc s.Y ork
srevoca ton. vi IL @ # ss5 ;sS
y$ hfr.S stone stated that the action was wa
taken on the ground that the Brot her =.
had Is a contract Rithffthe "a nterboroug
fCompany covering q per! od5 @ three years
which had been sl gned Iii Septemb Der las
and n that the er;,. neers struck IL without
consulting the officers Of the 81 other-
hood and lin clear Of the Il! exist
ing a greene nt 4. NJ & Stone added tina & the
decision 0f the grand council wa final l
and that the New orlt gineeIrs ps,
longing to 1s sub division; No. 1o5 could
not be reinstated except Y pom a majority
vote al a convention Of the Brot herh God.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
\ AFTER PED,'D)'L !, 3 s:
Heavy Fines Imposed in Ches-
terfield County. SH@
81 (special to The Times-Dispatc h.,

$3 4{( Speeial to The 3Times-Dlspatch.)S
CHESTER, " A., Ma rch no. Quite ID a.
3commotlon has f$ been IA created II In 4 this
county Of late. owing to some city firms
and individuals selling wares, principals
to negroes. from a I heir wa CONS and BY
agents. without tho REQUIRED license. ;SSl 2
some cases these goods have been sold
at enormous prices, on the install ment
plan, and 1t Is said Il the "a gents tried to
cover their tracks by binding. the poor
Ignorant n creatures over ITO .s secrecy.
A Squire Cheat ham. of the Manchester lis
Strict, ID on In formal iony by Officer Watts,
who gets, by provisio on OF ~ ", 3 one-half
the fines for inforrning , imposed on: one
firm al r fine! Of $265. and later officer
Watts alraIgned the agent Of that same
firm. individuality. bel fore Squire G. n y.
Robertson. OF this place, for his part in
selling to negroes herea bouts. 55
The ma gistrates, after consulting, de-
{cldedS In he slat tier case. as tho agent was
poor and had a dependent family, that
az tho firm had paid the fine and there
had been no farther intractlon Of he
law since the fine, they would show
4 mercy and relinauisli the a gent. for this
Il time. on the payment ofEthe costs
a / Several merchants of Petersburg also
were arraIgn for peddling goods In The
county from their wagons In Mat oaca
8Dlstrlct.a their cases being esta bllshed,
two or three were fined by q Justice Of
that district. VIA y45 FL 8si "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
YOUNG MAN MISSING.
Wife Of Commits sioner Of Reve-
66 nue. Becomes Irformer. 3a
Ial to The Times Dispatch.

s;i5Jt5! (Specia to The s-Dispatc l.l
NEWPORT NEWS, IA. March TO-
The Police Department. has been asked
to look out for I'd ward g. Vorle.s q
young man who has been missing from
his home at Merrimac, n settlement near
this city. since last Sunday morning
Worle who Is 81 years old, lived a T herri,
mao with his wife and two ch ildren. He
was seuapl Dyed at the shpyard Il 81
3 "A. M. 9le1sle and9M. joseph, Of New
York; were zach tlned 800 In the Police.
Court last might for peddllng without
license, II The man sold haldson aces
and draperies to the wives iof a number,
Of prominent citizens and officeholdey
To-day Joseph paid 9 fine q sloo. Mrs,
OF the revenue. gave the Information
which led to the arrest OF the Speddlers,
and, under the law. she VIII receive half
or the fine. 4, 81 s33is st 81 $ e. Al R7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
VERDICT TODAY
|NICAA.0.N|||l|'I.C'.k|C|.AS.E| I.
III Haven't Any Chance III This
Court Declares Woman,
Much Discouraged.
DAY GIVEN l !: \ 10 ARGUMENTS {:
Strain sof 1'rial# Telling oil De
PENDANT, v'Tto ii Very
\ Pale and Nervous.
i. nv Asaoctatcd Pre- q. /,

Bst 4 BY AsHocta cd Press) ~
8S Gle r1DAND, OHIO, March To- Sat
surday Will soc tie close OF the present
trial of Mrs. Chadwick, and the case Will
probably be given to the jury some time
during tho afternoon. Just before $nl. a
journing court for the day. Judge Taylor
announced that II was his intention to
keep ut the present ctlsc until 1t finished.
and heF directed that all othor court
business be passed until Monday morning
B The entire day was given over to 8,lt:.s
guments. half ~ the total number. hav-i
Ing been disposed of. There, however,
were but the light rtIllery. and the or,l-
5torica1 Siege guns Will open In the morn
Ing. Assistant District Attorney Thonlas1
I'LL Garry spoke inSthe morning and Judge
Wing. for Mrs. Chadwick, took Up nil
the Afternoon, with the exception Of one.
half hour&ss::st before the adjournment OF.
Court. This time was taken ~ u +.
.Dawley, senior d counsel for the defe1lse,
who is to deliversthe main argument for
Mrs Chad wick. "A ftert him will come Diy.
itrict Attorney Sullivan, who will close
for tho government. 5 a5 III y; IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
BIC ROC asLI.D,'E.
James River. Division Blocked for
4 " 81 Some Hours.

(speciai/ to- The Times Dspateh.) . ".
IS LYNCHBURG, VA,,s March 10.--Lillle
5Ninr,S the Scolored SRI who was charged
With being an accomplice with Mrs. Sal
lie M. 4 Hanna in tho poisoning Of the
Faulkner family here q month ago. was
discharged to-day In the Corporation
Court anolle posequi being entered IN
the case at tho Instance OF the Common
,wealth's u ttorney This closes the ca '' SO
nearly resulted in the dtntnf or SIX adj lts,
The sliding 81, hundreds OF tons OF
rock down from n bluff near colamnn's
Falls. to the tracks Of the Chesaneake
and Ohio this morning, blocked travel on
tho James River Division Of that system
to-day for ten or Twelve VI hours Pass.
Yengers and mall We're transferred around
tho debris for several trains. Tho COM
.pany llas a large force Of men patrollIng
the line TO prevent accidents In case Of
more slides, " (. PSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
Personals and Briefs,

# Mr.. W.slan u. Redd, Of the firm d. Green
s Redd. who has been confined to his home
III Miss Iotila Liyesay il the guest Of the
Misses Wilkins. IN syashlngton, ~ 81 6. -.
N A,nsas 8 ,hoh, rasn ho ne l
day atter ten days stay in Washing
ton where she went to Witness the inaur
5gura L eX ere lses She ls.. thg. quest OF III.
Street Southeast, Mashln gten, p. g, pr.
Burke Of CharlottdsY are also guests
of M. and Airs, Burke, making quite q
Mrs JOSEPH, r. schofield, OF PttsylyanIll
county. who was the guest Of Mrs. r. g. yray-
lloy ~ M 1913 East Main Street, last week.
has returned home. tls s
ROW j. u. Haley. the pastor Will preach
ssa, Seventh Street chgi II,
III the morning his subject VIII be- 4 The
Christian life and the Second Advent. W Az
nisb his subject VIII be, ,s'hall we Join
Church
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IL[EAVESI..S19,00.0 10.
UNIVERS|TY0E VIRGINIA

81 3II TTAasocIa ted Fress.J
NEW 81 R1S, M arch The will q, the p
late James Carte + was B, ma q apuplic
to.night.93 Besides 4 the be1iues is to . rela-
$tives and friends the 81 g s2oo, go g
left to Harvard UNIVERSITY and SIC; 600 TO
the Uniyersityfof Virginia. The value of
the estate probably Is more than 81, 50O, zoo.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday
{ In.t tho United States District Court by James
IN 81 Lee IS a. painter OF Barton Heights His
Fiiabilitcs are stated MS 49, 05o,b0, and his ass
setH are s75. Thomas Nv. " c;nrdnersis hls8a
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
4 Probe Matter to Bottotn.i
\ (ByE lKssocIated Press.

81 SAN FRANC o, March 10. Tho fact
that the coroier's Jury at Honolulu de g;
cided that N rsl lanes stanford was vas n,lr,
dcred by means Of strynchnlne has added
Interest ITO the M st erio JUS ca Sc. 5 a con-
ference was held here to-day between
District Attorney 81 ington and Mount
ford Wilson. attorney for the late Mrs.
Stanford. Il at which all he phases OF tie
situation were discussed and It was de-
tcrmined to probe the matter to tho hot-
TOM. No intjniation 0 the pro- posed course
OF action 5lias yet been given gu VI q.
n All he present aid former members in
the Stanford household are being closely
wat cilcd Y 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-11
ID elightful Song Recital

friday, afternoon was the occasion OF
sG syean
School by NJ ISIS M ergaret * nowles.so OF this
city al large aud lence of Visitors and
pupils was In pttendance and by their
their thorough enjoyment Of the beautiful
8rTnaiG. II 81 l ~ VA ~ IT'D tS g fSj
Among the varied select lions, so ibeauti-
I fully rendered by this Charming and gift,
I pleasing were, a collect Ion az German love
sHongs 'by8Schumann and Brahms, In
Ocehl BELL, an Italian song OF the six
teenth century. the exquisite yocall2atlo,n
advantage. NJ NJ e @