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The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
In. Pelerines.

All sorts Of pelerines, visites, victor
ines and other .trifles-they are pretty
much the same under any name are
shown with the shape determined by
the silk. foundation, and this often
covered with row upon row Of shirred
Or pltsse ribbon. The manufacturers
are meeting the new modes delightful
" in the: pull or, draw threads that are
incorporated in the ribbons, and that
save vast amount of labor ii their
3uss. One has but to pull the thread,
Me ribbon shirrs itself, and its dispo,s
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14

when made low neck and with elbow
sleeves and on the elaborate lines that
are dictated at present is. of course,
more or less OF an evening gown and
quite possible for an at home dinner.
] The matinee, On the contrary, Is dis.
tinctiyely for the morning. no matter
how how eli laborate in design IT. may be-.
and after - O'Clock it is not possfbl4
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
sition IN the design is then delightful


.sition In the design. is then delightful.
" faciles OF achievement: 81 e
The latest fad does not consider
those complete unless velvet ribbon,
black for choice, be tucked in some
where or other in the design The
possibilities Of this delightfully."- be-
coming fabric, are. only beginning to
be understood over \ here and the
piquant touch Of black upon costume
of any color--but = more especially
upon white lis a nuance to which the
Parisienne pins much Of her faith for
a successful toilette. l.
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Not even one who loved her could
call her nrattM

Not even one who loved her could
call her pretty.
'em like me, tool" Her face had
emerged from the pillow. A new light
was in her eyes, the light of one who
determined to conquer. "A girl who
goes along, tending to her own busi-
ness and living up to her ideas of
what a lady should be. What's CON-
ing to her? Uhconsciously she fell
into the slang of the other girls. "
She rose with fresh determination
and began to dress for dinner. She
pulled out her best frock, the one kept
religiously for Sundays, and her good
slippers. She would dress up like the
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14

washed clean and boiled before being
turned over the fruit again. ..7e!.
! Unpa1nted wire netting not only
makes a good rest for hatirons when
several thicknesses are used,> but ia
most effectual to clean them on. Z
The short ends OF candles are most
satisfactory to start q fire with, since
they burn with a steady fame till the
kindling and wood is well ignited. -.
The label on a glass jar will keep
clean and in place longer is pasted
on the inside. OF course, this only ap-
plies where dry materials are used,
such as rice, tapioca, etc. V.
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
HINTS A1@zIzS zs:5i5::i5l5@ Ss55=Ei5l@ p
zz - I po43lHoUsEWlll5 III

A little lemon Juice added to the
water when mixing will make the pas
try light
When eggs are to be kept for any
length of time they should be stood
on the small end, not the large.
Parafin can be used the second
time to cover jelly and jam if it is
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
Heavy Laces Little Used.

Heavy, stiff laces are rarely seen
upon sleeves and never in sleeve
founces. The sort of lace used for
sleeves is always transparent and
takes the form of point applique, Honi.
ton, Lierre Valenciennes, oriental and
similar ilmy laces that will fall softly
and give misty, frothy effect to a
sleeve.
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
Bead CoIlarette is Here,

A striking novelty, which as yet is
sacred to the most exclusive modistes,
is the beadwork collarette These de-
cidedly quaint accessories are emin-
emily successful, rightly applied, but,
needless to say, the utmost discretion
shall not recall too vividly the bead
work cushions which haunted the gone
decade.
The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14
Embroidery Hints,

Girls who wear linen suits like to
embroider card cases to match. With
white embroidered blue suits the card
case is white and blue, and they are
done in other colors or all white.
Handkerchief bags are pretty things
and cost Is cents ready stamped upon
sheer linen. They are embroidered in
colors and lined with color harmon
izing.
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$6a@AyD6 Our lAEK Ac30NN
outlines.

Widows gown of pale gray batiste,
with black embroidered dots, trimmed
with gray velvet and plain gray ba-
tiste ruchings.
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other girls. She would even make up"
like Daisy, the landlady's daughter.
To do this she had to improvise Co.'S
metics. A rose petal from her best
hat put color into her cheeks and lips.
She darkened her brows and lashes.
She almost fancied that she saw in the
face reflected likeness to Mrs. Live
ly, the wife of a drummer further
down the hall. Then she began to
comb her hair. Not in the usual knot,
but in an elaborate and much tangled
pompadour.
By the time she had her dress but
toned, the dinner bell rang and, with
out taking time to consider her dar-
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Some mems idea Of the pursuit OF
happiness is to sprinkle salt on its
tail. 8 @@s5 s$.. $i.>| .Ss l. n ~ y5
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BkSN NandWElH, I.AcEmThH
Cream colored batiste, with Irish
lace founce and coat. Orange velvet
accessories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23


Ton, 4 OF Grecnyilc, N. c.. are visiting
Mr.. prichnrdBs sister, Mrs. ca AS Ralnes,
OF SHansboro Va,
II Miss Dora Foster. Of Tcrnandira Fla.,t
rs the guest Of the Misses Cheat ham.
aNIH, Grace Betty returned yesterday
from Stuart. Va, accompan ed By the
Misses Dullklcy. liz II =
s ss Adelaide Shorter and sister OF
Grove, Va.,$ are on d visit 70 their uncle.
Captain j. o. Goode, Of East Tenth Street,
tho guests o Miss Elise Goodc.
q letter has been received from tc n. Rev. ,
Or. H. W Badly, pastor Of Bainorldge;
Street Baptist Church. It telling Of his
safe arrival lin London and Of his OBJ
servations on board ship
81 S3Ir.sand n1rs.t y. p Wake and their
daughter. Nrrs.Ss4yy III j.. Carter. and her
little son. David Wake Carter, are at
Ocean View. s s Il 3 81 '5a5 3 {. ,.
WI. Garter has returned from a de-
ilgh,ful trip 70 philadelphia and New
4 Miss Taste Wilkinson. Of No. 141s
Bainbrldgc Street. has5returned after q
visit TO lcr mother. In Prince Edward
The olynpIa Club Friday night decid-i
cd to leave for Pine Beach on Tuesday
and to keep Zip the camp only ten days
Tho Powhatans Land 4 Company has
awarded to IL 3. Harper and Son. a
contract for building i've houses. Charles
NJ AIelghan has the contract fer plumb
.ing and timing. y St5s ",
\ The 4 Young Peoples Pleasure Club
held very pleasant meeting Friday
night In the home&of Miss Ruth HUI
band, No. be3 West Eleventh Street.
The next meeting will be held Friday
night at the home OF Miss Josie McCar-5
thy NO. 11o5 semmes Street. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
-1ananese Garden Party.

4 dclIghtful Japanese garden party , vas
given during Tho week BY Il Nh Sl ana Anna
tLAUhhiS fwhosn birthday 1t wns) md MISS
May ss M1fs' both Of Raltimors q, ~
The evening was most enjoyable one 81
delightfully."- spent under the eam n,ns a. 81
1 % ads s'f hnd been INDUCED In the guests
Wore served with refreshments ana men
al iourned Ia The reception rooms, where
they were entertained with vocal ana M.
strumental music, 8
Among those nresent were: Miss Annie
pckenson, OF Belmont Va; Mr. Ch9ss
Garrett, Mr., and Mrs, Trayers Ran,sls.
daughter Louise, MrAc, q Rurgess. Miss
Bruce Turneyhouyh Miss MAY Taylor.
Mr.. GIN Taylor Mr.. and Mrs, 8. r.
Ford, EIr James r, Smith, ME- and Mrs
- JurIlnp,, N. C. & 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Other Services To-day.

Fl Rev. b.. H. Melton, who has been visit
Ing his family at La Grange, n. g, re,
turned TO the city yesterday and VIII
preach at both tho morning and evening
services to-day in the Marshall Street
Christian Church,
q Rev. Calder Wllingham. Will preach at
There will be no service Tonight. i
Rev. a. n. King, pastor Of Paramount
BAPTIST Church. will PREACH to-day at II
NJ and S:l5 r. NJ, The subject for
both morning and evening services Is
REV. Byron Clark, Of Mt, Washington.
Services in Grace Street Presbyterian
Church. i F5s.5i5 ~ II. s4A Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
TEACHERS EXAMINED.
Thirty One Try for Certificates
i A List Of Those Who Passed. Us

Mr.. H. Jackson Davis, County Superln-;
tendent OF Free Schools OF ,Henrlco, con-.
Quoted the regular examinations for public
school teachers, from Tuesday, j ulys 10th
to Friday, July 21st inclusive, The tlrsti
& two days were occupied with the white
applicants. and the last two With the
Scolored. There were thirty-one appli-t
cants in all. ten white and twenty-one
coored.
Those who passed were: 8 IA II
4 81 WHITES.
s First grade--N1issa u. V.a irilllth
and Miss Sallie Griffith. Of Ford, Va.
MISS Grace Thorpc.Sof Broad Street Roao,
Richmond, Miss Cora Leo Hay Of $40
West Cary Street; Miss Susie G. Cleaton,
Chestnut Hill, Richmond.
i Second grade---NNIiss Mildred ''tl Brent OF
1910 Floyd Avenue, Richmond MISS
EVELYN Shirk, Of Henrico county; Miss
carrie Il. Oglesby Of 614 North Seventh
street Richmond, and Miss Ida Burnott,
= coLoRHD TEACHERS,
\ First grade--Virginia% Randolph, Emma
lanes Randolph, Mary r.. Melton, Sal!ie
Rruce Brock, Lucy a. Jones, Lily WIZ
lIams, Mary II. Dabney, Marietta wal
Ter Lnync, and w, n, Powell ,,,,
second grade-Mary Ida W,lllnlnhs'.
Marion Viola Lisgins,f Fannie e. Vn W.
an, Henrietta 4 M'ne.' , -, pass,e7
winston, MalInda Hannah ROSS, BESSIE
TYLER, G. Ilstele Ford.
I ;rhird grade-Judith Frazier Jackson
Amanda Frances Gaines and Pearl sell
don. TIL ...,.,. ,stardoy
a rtcrnoon. and left for New York clty'
where he will attend the summer session
az Columbia University, Flo VIII return
Nh Davis is already pushing matters
!, bnnd md HIS friends predict that ne
vii, soon become a power for goou ~
fIenr!co county School life. Many peol.e
, naa Ia him this hearty good Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
DECLARE CASES |.
YELLOW. FEVER I. 7. r
Physicians Make Autopsy on
Italian Who Died in New
Orleans.
TRY 10 STAMP DISEASE ) !! j E: OUT.
Norfolk and Other Cities Taking
Precautions Against IN
fected# 4 rritory.
g(Bys Associated Press. J

~
NEW ORLEANS, Il La, July %. The
official autopsy on q patient, an Italian.
who died to- day Of what has been called
suspicious fever has disclosed that tho
disease was yellow fever. President Sou-
chon, OF the State Board Of Health, has
notified s Governor Blanchard III and the
health officers Of Mississippi, Texas and
Alabama. Arrangements have been made
for q detention hospital to treat the re-
manning cases Application Of the same
methods which were pursued mt Havana
Is to be made, and tho authorities are
hopeful that the dlsea Sc can be stamped
out. sS,{s Ii 3S { t4sis5 n I'll
President Souchon said ut Is the be-
lief OF the Louisiana State Board Of
Health that yellow fever existed In Belize
and Puerto Cortez for several weeks be-
fore 1t was reported to us on May 24tt
and that case from Belize or Puerto
Cortcz, in the period of incubation, was
here before tho United States
Marine Hospital authorities advised US
on May Gath that yellow fever existed t
Belize and Cortez-thnt Isl, before we had
the quarantine on. s 4S
1.-THE passage from Belize to N ewS5 Or
leans Is made In three and one half days
E"During the quarantine season OF 1908
and 1904 there was no report OF any su ls' :
spiclous case from there.
3l3t.''As soon as the existence Of the fever
was announced. on May Gath no passengers
swere taken by the fruit ships Medical
inspectors were placed on board Of the
vessels. and all other qunrM tho restrlcr-ii
lions were strlngently applied. but q case 1Is
In the period OF incubation may have al!
ready passed some time during the time
tho yellow fever was unreported. q
"Tho center OF Infection Is on Decatur
Street, in the vicinity of st. Philip, among
a number or Italians, who have been
working on the fruit ships" # IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
"A Living.
Monument.

If, We were to assemble all
those who have been cured Of
heart disease by Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure, and who would
to-day be in their graves had
not Or, Miles been successful
in sperfccting this wonderful
heart specific, they would pop-5
Rulatc aSlargc city,.
What a remarkable record
a breathing, thinking, moving
monument, composed human
lives,-that for which every
other earthly possession is sac
rifced, s
The Miles Medical Co, re-
ceive thousands OF letters from
these people like the following:
III feel indebted to the pr. Niles'
Heart Gnre for ny lfs nfs,Is
a aid 70 as' thia rensirSabS ~ ths
heart, Fora long time had suffered
from shortness OF breath. after any
aha a tsxfa yp spta pa IF ts s s9sa
Of the heart, SO serious. that; ! feared
that would some tirnc drop dead upon
the street. One day read one OF your
NY druggist and purchased two bot
Ties of the Heart Cure, and took 1t
according to directions, with I, the
( result, That am, entirely cured, Since
Recommend this remedy Is my friends
who have heart troublG;ain Iact ! I'M
a travelling advertisement, for am
widely known N this locality ~, !,
Ma mayer = q Lebanon Democrat
3pr. Miles, Heart Cure Is sold by
YOUR !st, Wh9 WI gIn4.araIntee that
sSa viii refund Your Nancy,
\ Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Negro Held aon Suspicion.

q a special to Tho HTimes-Dispatch from
MnrtInsvflle. givesft the ~ following addi-
tionnl details OF the burglary and shoot
ing and arrest on suspicion: IN
Suspicion was directed to-day to Mack
Terry. d negro boy. employed &in D.. II.
Spencer, & Sons factory. as tho burglar
who entered J.eEH. spencer's house last
highland wounded John D. Spencer. Suf-
ficicnt evidence, however, could not be
obtained to warrant his detention on that
charge. but q search OF his home revealed
n number Of stolen articles. and he is
now held on tho charge OF larceny. Fla
being he man wanted for the BURGLARY
4. a reward OF $3.50 was authorized to-day
by the Governor for the apprehension
and conviction o 4 he burglar Z. ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SPENCER'ST CONDITIONS
Cannot Speak, But Writes Out
Statement for Timcs-Dispatch.

- :. - ~ 35 ! 141ASo-1ASpdlCIl.e
(spectalt to The Times-Dlspatch.)
l2@A \. Y LIE VA. July THE condi-
ton OF Mr.. John y. Spencer who was
shot last light BY a burglar at the home
OF his brother, Mr.. j. II. Spencer. In Mar
tnsville, Is quite favorable tonight A
thlrty-eight calibre pistol ball, which
lodged In the roof OF the throat OF the
wounded man, was located this afternoon
by physicians and will probably BIO probed
4 for tonight. 3f. 7. n VA
heiY!ctim Of the assault is a, proml-
5nent tobacconist. being the Danvile man
!ager and the vlce-president OF the L. II,
Spencer's Sons. Tobacco Company. Mr..
Spencer has been In MartInsville for the
past week attending to the business OF
his brother. Mr.. j. II. 4 Spencer. who with
his family, Is spending some time at the
springs.
On account OF the wound In Mr. spen-
GERS throat he could not be Interviewed.
but prepared a written statement OF his
experience for n Times plspa tch repre-
sentative, s33 #
= Mr.. Spencer was aroused from his sleep
at about IL o'clock by something creep
ing about his bed, Thinking that the In
truder. was only a cat he started back to
to sleep and was disturbed again q few
minutes later. He then got up. and after
striking a ma tch saw a negro fleeing into
an adjoining ROOM. The burglar realized
that he was cornered and turned on Mr..
Spencer firing twice at him. Only one
shot took effect, the bullet striking him
in the mouth. The negro shot Mr.. spen-.
Ger wlthIa pistol which he found lying on
a chair beside the bed, The weapon was
the property OF Mr., J. II, Spencer and was
carried off by the assailant OF Mr.. J. p.
Spencer,
After being shot the wounded man called
for aid from the neighbors and was
brought to the general hospital. In this
city, on the morning train, It Is not
thought that his injury WIN develop into
anything serious,
Mr. j, d. Spencer is one OF the most
popular tobacco men on the local mars.
.ket and was formerly g partner ~ ne
Tuylor- Spencer Tobacco Company, whose
plant was destroyed by fire. Several par
ties are suspected Of the crime. md Mt.
Spencer is confident that he VIII ne ape
to Identify his assalant II broue NJ pefore ,
I ! q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
MR.. SPENCER SHOT.
Burglar Wounds Prominent

Citizen Of Henry County.
Governor Montague yesterday received
the following telegram from the Common
8wcalth's attorney OF Henry cotnty:.
Negro burglar shot and dangerously
wounded John D. Spencer, in the home
of his brother, J q H. Spencer. here last
night" 591
The telegram was dated Arartinsvllle,
and was the first news concerning the
shooting, which had been received here.
No particulars were given. but 1t Is
lconjcctured that the negro was attempt
ing 10 commit burglary in Mr. Spcncer's
home, Tho Spencers are prominent people
In A1artlnsvllle and Henry county. and are
engaged in the tobacco business. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Commission AS Captain.

nOn the 9Th of the Same month the
president of Congress presented to me IN
person the Commission of captain In the
marine in the United states; this was the
first granted by Congress- since the Decla-
ration of Independence, which took place
the 4th of July that same year.
"Orders had been given for the con-
struction{ OF thirteen frigates; but, MS
none of them were MS yet ready. ] pro-
cceded to sen alone on board the Provl-
dcnce which was vessel OF small force.
as she carried no more than seventy men
and twelve small cannon When In the
nelghborhood of Bermuda, We fell In
with the soleby, and her convoy. from
Charleston; she was th!rty-two gun
frIgate and formed part Of the squad
ron under Admiral Parker, Il was, Of
course, DESTROYS OF avoiding nm engage
ncnt with such superior force but as
my men and officers Insisted that IT wac
the Jamaica fleet, as It WAS necessary 10
command by means OF persuasion ut TINS
epoch of the war the result was So
rlous engagement during SIX hours, which,
towards the close. was carried on WIN
pistol shot. A desperate manoellyre was
The solo resource left me, and attempted
this; 1t succeeded, and ! was fortunate
enought to disengage myself,
20 short time after this took several
nrizes. and then sailed toward the coast
OF Nova Scotia, on purpose to destroy
tho whale and cod fisheries IN that neigh
borhood. When near Sable Island we
fell in with tho Milford frlgate, carrying
thlrty-two guns, with which u was im-a
possible to avoid. all engagement. a cam
nonado accordingly took place, from 10
q clock in the morning until sunset; but
the engagement was neither so close
nor SO hot as that with tho Solebay, anu
L at length escaped by passing through
the flats and entered little harbor next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Personals and Briefs.

& Miss Jessie (iemmell,l of the Cinein-
natl Hospital, Cincinnati. Ohio, is under-
going treatment at the Virginia IIospllal |,
In this city, under care OF Or, j. NJ.
& Mrs. j. A. Warren vii go 10 Buckros
Beach to-day to spend two weeks at
that well-known resort.
Hart, OF Boyk!ns, va, are tho guests OF
Miss Louise Crowded No, R1e North
Eighth Street. II, *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Launch Party ia Dutch Gap,

a lunch party to Dutch Gap was given
FRIDAY afternoon In honor 81 MISS II sarah
I,rhe Tpnlty was composed OF Misses Gay
Calder, May Robins, Ellzabeth Hopkins,
Reaulah Robins and Miss Annie Pond !.
Alessrs, W. g. Pond AyalternI. Ed w wards s
was delightfully."- spent and much en-
1oYed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
BODY OF JOHN PAUL
REACHES AMERICA.
lcontInpod From First Page,)

at 0 o'clock $50 miles from the capos.
During the journey down the coast ADJ
mral Sigsbee and Admiral Evans, held
constant conversation by wireless tele-
graphy. When Admiral Evans's BATTLE
ship left. Admiral Sigsbee's fleet to-day,
the Kclrsarge, Maine, Kentucky and Mis-
souri,, each fired a salute OF fifteen guns.
The Brooklyn responded.
Admiral Davis, In charge OF tho cruiser
division, will accompany Admiral sigsbee
to Annapolis, Admiral Evans Will remain
with his fleet In Hampton Roads I'll Tues,
day, when his ships will so to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
REMOVAL NOTICE,
Mrs. j. 3. GOODE,

NO. 9l7 WEST MAIN STREET. Mill.
move across the street to No, 1000 west
Main Street by September LIST, The house
Is now occupied hx pr. J. A. AlllSna4n-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Duffv's Pure Malt Whisky

inc
Ion
direct S1oo
Us Rochester NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
q CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church Of Christ, Scientist, Services:
Sunday morning II a. MI subject, Love"
Wednesday evening $3.50 Readlng-roSm
700 Enst Main Street, All are welcome.
{. CHRISTIAN.
MARSHALL. STRElIT CHI r ! TIA N
Church-B, II: 5MELT0Ni pnstppr TOT,
toTT. Christian Endcavor Society at Z p.
M, Sunday school at $50 A, NJ
u, i B BAT III Eur, !, mn SIN
dny school at 0;3o A. M. Morning service
at II O clock, conducted by Rev CALDER
No evening service,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
IN PURE WA l. Err.

Is the Direct Cause Of Typhoid.
Malaria, Dysentery Cholera Mo i.-j
bus, the Fatal Hot Weather Conf
plants. Duffy's Pure MaItWhis-
keyis Prescribed BY Doctors Ev-s
.cryWhere as a Sure Preventive
are going to the seashore or v
countryside for your sumner vacation,
don't fall to take q bottle OF Duffy's with &
you. Tho greater share Of the simmer
hotels and country farrnhousos DEPEND al-tl
most entirely upon impure wells and worm.
eaten cistorns for their water supply
True, If, most cases the drinking water Is
filtered, but think Of the millions OF tiny
minute germs which escape even the finest
screened filter and cause typhoid. cholerl3
morbtis and bowel trouble. Examine "
seemingly pure glass Of drinking water
under d powerful microscope, and you Will
be Mortified to find the water swarrning
with disease germs. Doctors of oil schools
cav ia nut n ten spoonful of 5ala is35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
GUARANTEE FUND.
The Horse Show Refunds Three
Fourths-Caroline Monument.

(Special to The Times. Dspateh,l "a. u
pRnSD NKTGkSBUk Wa, July 2-,-Ihs
merchants and business men of Fred,
ericksbure subscribed guarantee, fund
OF $500 Tor the Horse Show held nero
this month, Owing to bad weather the
show was not complete success finan
cially, hut the receipts. after paying ~
expenses, Will Justify a return of seventy
fiva per cent, of this fund 70 the sub
scribers. II weather conditions had beer
favorable, u large balance would nays
keen left In the treasury
The contract for the monument 20 =.
erected at Bowling Green 70 the memory
Of the dead Confederate soldiers nY sas,s
n h about 81, 800 The monument WIZ
be twenty-four feet high, suTmpunted by
the figure OF Confederate soldier az
..parade rest ard NIL be made ems
.tIrely OF granite. The base MI pc ns s''4S
feer square,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

Mr.. A. s,1R. James, who travels for y
Minneapolis, Mimi trim Ing TINS territ9 1i
has gone on trlp 70 Mitinsato,ts, ~. ~,
other points. ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

& The glasses, contained lnaa lea Their en- sc,
E are now In the hands OF the police at the
station-h house, where they may be iden-
n Titled and #rcrnyn rod .saaEs .alsrar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

Mr.. George s, Prlchard and son, Hin