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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
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AiNsWoRTH-In Pawtucket, on the 21st
inst Elizabeth. wife OF Edward Aims
worth. aged Sc years.
Funeral from her late residence, S66
Fountain street. Friday. March "a. at l
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
6ALcoM--In this city, on the 22d inst
Joel c. Balcom
Notice OF funeral later.
DuoANiIn this city. on the 22d inst
Nellie. beloved wife OF Patrick Dugen
and daughter Of the late Charles and
Bridget McKenna, aged 27 years.
!, Funeral from her husbands residence,
No. 80 Hanover street, Saturday morning
QUEEN at the Church OF the Assumption
at $50 o'clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
New York papers please COPY.
oRANT--In this city. 22d Inst. Aiexan-
der Grant, In his 10th year.
Funeral services Saturday the 2bth
inst. at o'clock. at his late residence,
113 Camp street. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend. Please omit flowers.
HoLLEY--In WEXFORD r. l.. on the 2lst
inst. Elizabeth, widow OF william H.
Holley. aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence OF James
II. Bullock Friday at $40 p. IN. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend without
further notice.
Fall River. Bristol and Newport papers
please copy.
HoWLANp-In Frenchtown, East Green
wich r. l.. on the 2lst inst, Charles
A. Rowland. aged Go years
Funeral Friday. March "a. at - m.
from his late residence. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend.
loWELL-In this city. the 2ist inst.
Cora. wife OF Edmund ". Lowell aged
23 years, months and Is days.
Funeral services at 81. Peters Epis-
copal church Msnton, Saturday. March
2S. 1905. at 1890 a m. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend. Burial at Green
vile r. l.
MccAFFREY-In this city. on the 22d
inst, Eleanor Elizabeth. daughter OF
Thomas and Annie McCaffrey, aged II
years. S months, 10 days. Residence.
lol Crary street.
Notice OF funeral later.
NEViLLE-In Pawtuxet. on the 22d
inst. Ida M. wife Of John p Neville.
and daughter OF Alorzo W. and the late
Lydia Crandsll. aged 81 years.
Funeral from the Pawtuxet Baptist
church Saturday. the 25th inst. at
o clock p. m. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend
PNilllPS--In Pawtucket, r. /, March
81. Francis j. Phillips. aged 81 years
Funeral Thursday afternoon. the 2Sd
inst, at 2 o'clock, from her parents resi-
dence. ia Ellery street. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
scATTERooop-Pass away, in this
city. March 81. william Scsttergood
son OF the late william and Helen n
Sc8ttsrgood.
Prayers at his late residence. No. los
Ocean street Friday, the 2&th inst. at
o'clock D. m. Funeral services at Christ
church. Oxford and Eddy streets. ar $3.50
p Relatives and friends are invited
70 attend.
suLLIvAN--In this city, on the 2lst
inst. E1izabet T.. wife Of John W. Sui
Ivan.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 75
Knowles street on Friday. 24fh inst. at
$50 a. m. Relatives and friends are IN
vited 20 attend Services at the Holy
Name church AZ A. m
THATCHER-In this city, on the 2ist
inst. Lucy A, widow OF John r.
Thatcher.
Funeral private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Of much than passing interest of the addresses
made the annual banquet Master Builders association last
evening because they dealt which the people of the
city and vitality Governor Utter the
first speaker after compmnng members Of the association for
the fair and employed by them by which
clashes had been averted declared himself be ckr for the
rights of individuals He then that in this
the who constitute general assembly who exercise the
and their duty consider rights those who appear well
those who do appear
Mayor Miller opening remarks of
progress yesterday
ng
they any making charge governed
by the country him if it governed we'll The
mayor said he would probably publicly the
question and that would emphatic mo- Nor did he
himself with this forceu negative for he does things
by halves He ncisive
give the that inpeled such an
If of the and its municipalities by the
towns of that desirable kind Governor Utter would by his question
of these country the general assembly granted rail
corporations franchises is claimed perpetual franchises
that permit them public thoroughfars will
through the city that will receive allow
alght until the municipal boundary reached which
compel the establishment of adequate transfer system require
the sufficient number of
passengers without indecent and annoying overcrowdng3
If the properly governed the country why
that under kuy drawn charter granted the electric lighting
company city higher
lighting public buildings any
municipality In the country
There difference political parties upon
proposition property wherever
formally declared Yet this
escape Why? country permit
the city levy upon it.
Can the country governing wisely
when they deprive the people Providence the right local
These forced and fosted this municipality
police commission appointed by the governor with the advice
of in which the city has thirty eighth of the
membership The only right that left the citizens that pay
ing the bills
Mayor Miller called his first message the city
council which he propesed that the police department would
be efficiently directed by this foreign appointed commission
had been before the creation of that body That his prediction had
fulfilled the concerning the prevalence
Of vice in the community made the beginning of the week
by The News revelations that supported they by information
from other channels be questioned their This
evil condition has the city under police commission
created by the after they had desoed Providence
of right manage affairs and is condition the
declared without qualification that much than has existed
here in many years.
1t is bad policy he pointed conceal such conditions for
concaent protection Exposure and vigorous and efficient
enforcement of the laws needed and awssnes be
banshed Altogether fearless fore and convincing
the made in behalf of of the people, by
the people and for the people behalf OF home rule and in behalf Of
reforms that will overthrow that foreign appointed police commits
son under the administration Of which vousnss has be
stencil in the nosls Of the decent and sefrespecting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Utter if he did know before of the
conditions prevailing in this community under stateapponted
He heard the declare that these
today than they have been What
governor propose do about M The and its
powerless the police commission
explain why this evil condition exists force remedy As the
governor clothed with the appointing power would be
him lend his aid in roofing the vene that aun
ing itself in Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

The troubled cxrtriencs In Europe and
this country in bonding municipalities for
public utilities has inclined the more in
t"lligent advocates OF that system toward
the policy OF making the public plant car
r. tho cost OF its creation and administra-
tlon. 90 be paid By thuse who use ~. cities
IN Great Britain which have followed tho
plan Of encumbe-iry z the public credit for
such purposes have had 10 assume colos-
sal burden or texation for municipal
llIrts. San Francisco Call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
THAT "PLEA FOR HEATHENISM."

In Philadelphia newspaper appear lines entitled "A Plea
for eathenm which has been extensively copied They refer
advice and commands the mkado his soldiers the field
There nothing novel in either the advice the commands Tn
doubtedy the japanese entitled great credit warriors but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Tho story OF the collapse of tenements
and other cheap speculative buildings all
over Harlem. thus far tho number cf
eleven within n few days. but likely 20 be
much Increased before April I. shows very
clearly that we are experiencing Bud
dei sick revival. ana that the bureau of
b biildings II about az useful to the citizens
OF New York "a r. the Tenement House
derL rtment. as both are at present con-
Quoted New York Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

The Americanis so accustomed 90 dlf.
ferent kind ~ men and Is withai so Dem.
ocratic that when ne goes 20 oxford he
ar iahlv adopts oil 30 high bred conven.
tiors OF the place exactly as he would
adept all the less conventional conver.
tons ef neadwool. -Chicsgo Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

'.1he senate has said nothing and done
rotbins with reference 20 tho alleged
u,i,takes of President Roosevelt thst II
n,ire serious than the criticism growing
ort % the plan OF hliins the judiciary
rom members ~ coneress whose fitness
has not Seen proved, and Of 'revardins
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

looked like bit of leaven that would eventually raise the
whole national morality that of pensoner who
having wanted his pension revoked Sad the
true, for such mans the pension roll
OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

smother difference between England
and the United stcter appears from n
confederation of The list OF business enter
prises conducted by aristocrats IN London.
In America the r'ty ward aristocrats all
keep saloons. In England the peers dra W
the line az anything less than a whole
~ VERY. Chicago Record-Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Now the Railway Age that shippers cheat the railroads
the charge that the railroads
shippers dealings both
and will eventually have what it
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Politics said be passion with Harry s. New who is
General Cortelyou but it safe he will
better campaign than did the quiet and able gentle
who again devotes his abilities the country and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
The Grow1er.

THE su m m e r
thirst has struck
US. ! noticed II 1T
Hall and Lyons
soda water counter
yesterday. Every
body was there II
seemed with ell
bows crooked. One
sees a lot OF fun
ny things at a big
soda water dispen-
sary.
She looked as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

be little doubt that the sentiment among several in
Russia favor of peace Some of the cars
appear obstinate but whether than the hold
ing their positions reuire is hard to determine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Once IN awhile my Sleepy Friend. who
comes down on the car with me almost
every morning. says something bright
Most OF the time you'd think he was
about half asleep--in fact he acknowl-
edges that ne really isn't wide-awake
until about 10 a. m. The other morn
ing we happened TO catch one OF those
Reservoir avenue cars. and as IL turned
out OF tue switch near Congress avenue
n little yellow dog came running out OF a
yard barking furiously. The dog followed
tho car along about ~ feet behind for half
a block. stlll barking furiously MY
sleepy Friend was lazily looking at n
out ~ the window and finally turned
saving: say, vou. what Al YOU think
that dog would do with tho car N he
caught ~
The remark struck me- 50 utterly ridicu-
loas that could even hazard guess
TEDDY SAWYER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

'|rhc Union county grand fury In Ken
tucky has returned i5i indictments
against the STANDARD OF company. Mean
ing that the old Blue Grass state has join
ed YOU all' IN the nght for emancipation
from the Rockefeller monopoly. kansas
CITY Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

defested members of congress by giving
them places on the bench. The senate
urges upon the president that greater
care be exercised In selecting men for
Judseship. ip."-Galvcston News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Our great cities says a Harvard pro-
fessor. need good aldermen Wonder II
that particular professor Ia too dainty 10
do citizens work IN practical politics -
Milwaukee sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
Whaf Okh0r8
Arc Saying

Speaking Of the activity OF diplomats.
what Is tho matter with the various
schemes under way To procure new Easter
bonnets7"-PittsSurg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

The Standard Oil isn't sixty years old yet doesn't
expect o be Oserized for time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

Joe Chamberlain parliamentary thashing last
night than he able administer the Irish Nationa
wh his treachery fresh and almost cruel thing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

There will be plotting and counter plotting until the
oerior Judges elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

day the fine ideas brought yesterday meeting
progress will be carried and then New England
veritable garden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

old friend Rasul still the fore He is longer
political issue in this country however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

There's nothing unconstitutional about Brans expression
appreciation of Roosevelt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

The vgor and vim which have made Pawtucke Of the
in the country quite evident today
house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
BERRYVILLE, VA.
(speciai e. .Tbe. 7T,rimIes-nispatch.

Special to The Times nispatch)
BERRYVIEL9aA A.. s>June t24.--Mrs. J..
Gibson, Of Nashville,, Tenn, (formerly
Miss Lila Mar,ln and her daughter Mary
Mrs. a. Moore Jr. The presence of this
charming lady in their midst Is the
source of much pleasure to her many
friends and the occasion Of much enter
with lis mother. Mrs, Edward McGuiys
b Mrs. Molly Mcdonald and Miss Rose
Mcdonald are in Woods Hold Mass. for
the summer
Miss Haily +. Mccormick, left for a visit
mrs. A. p Osburne has returned from
q visit to Loudon county.
Hon. r. Black burn Smith returned Sum
Mr.. Thomas HI Clagett. of Granville,
West Va. visited his. mother this week.
Mr., Lafferty, of clarksburg, architect,
ter work connected with Berryyille Inn.
Hon. a; Moore, IT., returned from q
visit to his son. Dr. Cabcl Moore. Of
Big Stone Gap
Nj. John. r. Grown, formerly editor OF
the Clarke Courier. now in charge Of the
Portsmouth branch Of the Norfolk Dis
patch Is paying a short visit to his old
Miss Mary Powell Page has returned
from Petersburg.
Miss Emily Powers is In Washington,
Dr.. Monte Grittlth has returned TO
Washington, D. G..
Misses Gertrude and Dora Taylor who
spent the school session with their uncle
Dr. Hugh Taylor and attended Miss Ell
lifts School, have returned to their homo
/ in Berryve
Mrs. Fanny Post Patterson and the
Misses Patterson, of Baltimore, are sum-
nlering at the Alameda.
Miss Jane Moore has returned from a
visit to Mrs, David Mead, of White Post
Misses Kitty and tLeacy Mcdonald have
returned from Gloucester county.
Mr.. Frank Whiting has returned from
business trip to Luray.
Miss Jennie Mead. OF White Post, Is
the guest or Miss Jane Moore.
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is at Lsetcher. Bath county, has re-
Richmond, Va. hospital much improved.
Mr.. Roy, Bowers, Of near this place.
y Is recovering from q very painful in
jury received several days ago in a run
away accident.
Dr.. A. L. Kerr, who has been d prac-
'titioner at Millboro. Bath county: for the
past twenty years, has decided tR re-
move and left this week for Greenvile.
IN Augusta county, Va, where he win
locate.
Master Roy Tyree, of Ollie, who. a
few weeks ago, was caught In a fly
verely mashed is slowly recovering.
Mrs, n. A. Hall and Miss Mary La
Rue of McClung. Va. were guests Of
their brother. County Clerk, r. l.. La Rue.
this week.
Mr., J. D. Campbell Mrs. Campbell, and
their little girl, in company with Mr.
and Mrs. George Chard, all Of staunton,
passed here Monday returning home ar
ter spending several days driving through
the mountains OF Bath county for recrea-
ton.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of.
Mr.. VIM. Q Farrell. Of Mount Grove, to
Miss Snllle Lindsay, of lively, to take
place on July twelfth next.
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SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL .
lspeclal 10 I,he Tlmes- plspat all

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. June PA de-
lIghtfu llay-ride to Bruce's Pond was
enjoyed by q number Of young 'n; people
and heavily laden baskets this party was
conveyed to this previously appointed
place where ''all wal to be merry. Then
In the soft pale moonlight. with the dense
forest some enjoyesa} PROM
water sparkling pure and clear, and
whIlcd away the pleasant ,pastime IN
various ways, and later all joined In
to partakc OF the lunch,
Those on the ride were Misses Sue
Brlscoe. Lizzie Penick. Marcle Tuck. May
Fowlkes,, Epnice Baker, -, Annie Ihomn,
robert East; George h 2I, !, Al 1an
Howard TncRcr, Julian East, and Rob
ert Leo The party was ehaper1oned by
Mr. ana Mrs. james Lipscom6, ";
Bishop and Mrs, g, q, Penlck ana
daughter, Miss Mary Pen,ck, q Fair :
n,p,int West Virginia, are visiting the
returned from Il visit to Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. "; Estill OF Lex s
inslo,, Kentucky, are visiting the home
: MI Abs b. payne, I 81 winchester, is yia,
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ington; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walker
Warren, of Bacon's Castle, Mrs. Frances
CuIpeper,. of Norfolk; Miss Melville Boil
ing and Mrs. NJ L. -Armistead. OF Balti-
more.
TIE COUNTRY CLUB.
There is always something doing at
has Just been introduced. 'rhe club was
especially. gay Thursday evening when
a, deligh,fpl dance was given, preceded
At the dance were Miss Nan Payne, OF
Warrenton. Va; Miss Anne Elizabeth
Clarke. of Cooperstown. New Yorh; Miss
Of New York: Miss Robbie iS,air lscrke,
ley. Of Falmv!lle. Va, Miss Clay. OF
Miss Nellie Meiihl iiaaallton, Miss Anne
Banister Gil.a''Miss Margaret Gil, Miss
Mary Eldrcdge. Beasley Miss Emily
TnWneS si Miss Mamie Martin Miss Xr.
Anne Bella Patteson. Miss Mary Patte-
son, the Misses Elizabeth, Della and
Mary Bryan, Miss Mary Meade Bernard.
Mary Gee Miss Page Nichols, Miss Tes-
Eie Myers. Miss Mamie Myers Miss Helen
Nenahle. Miss Beatrice P!nckney Jones,
Miss Lena Noltenius and Miss Mary Colo.
The chaperones We're Mrs. r. g, Scott.
Mrs. John Mann, and Mrs. Hltten, Of
Mexico, a big crowd Of cubmen were
present and the affair was n great sue
q . y
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.
Before the dance Mr. VIM. l.. Hmmcr
Jr.. gave dinner IN honor Of Miss Nellie
McGll Hamilton, Miss Clarke, of Coop
erstown, n: Y; and Miss Payne. of
Warrenton Va. The gentleman present
with Mr.. thinner were Mcssrs. John u
w. Ruffin, Thomas Holden, J. Dunn
Martin and Samuel zimmer Quito u
number Of suppers were given by mem
beers of tho club.
Miss Mary Gee gave. q delightful card
party at the Country Club Thursday ar
70 whose card club she belongs.
Mr., John II. Powell, of Richmond. who
gave remarkably fine piano recital in
Petersburg Monday evening, NJ the re.
guest Of the ladies' Of ST. Paul's Church,
tainment, and was warmly greeted by
many admiring friends
ELEGANT EMBARRASSMENT
Tho Misses Elizabeth. Leila and Mary
Bryan entertained delightfully."- at their
attractive home "Wednesday afternoon and
evening In honor OF their guest, Miss
Gertrude Bush Of Hampton, Va, Rev,
G. Braxton Bryai, and his wife, with
her sister, Miss Mary Scott, Were most
a large number of visiting young ladies
IN tho afternoon with many gentlemen
In the evening Among tho guests was
sfrs., Thomas Finckney Bryan, Of Rich
,,loud
Mrs r. "a Boykin. of Richmond. who
has been visiting In Petersburg for two
~esks, returned on Friday lay i. Il. a.
81 tho eueat Of the Misses thinner.
Miss Reade of IIagerstnwn. Maryland
Is visiting Miss Helen Venable on Wash
tnston Street
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is u g

Hinton. West Virginia, are visiting rela-
ttives In the city.
visit relatives and friends in Charlottes-
Vile.
Mr. w. F. Jacobs OF Washington. Wis
Tied his family here this week.
Mrs. f. B. Hughes and daughter. Mrs.
J. e. Adams, nre both sick
Miss Ruby Eubank is visiting rela-
ftives in Washington and Alexandria.
Of Police, n. IT Watkins. is quite Hick. @
Mrs. j. e. Schosser, who has been very
III several days this week, Is much bet
ter at this writing.
been boarding at Mr.. B. II. Partlow.s
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RAPIDANa RIPPLEs
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.,

RAPIDAN. VA. juno 24.-Miss Gract
Estes has returned from visit to friendi
In Washington. ,s5f s L. III VI,
Mrs. Il. Mills is visiting In Washing
ton and Philadelphia.
"a Messrs. Joseph and w. NJ. Wilmer have
returned from a short stay in New York.
Miss Lucy Belcher is on visit to
her home at Haymarket
Mrs Frank Bowman and little son. AZ
fred Schley. OF culpeper: Mrs. w. swaz
and three daughters, Anabel. Virginia.
and olive. OF Branay, Va. have returned
home after a pleasant visit to Mrs. s.
Miss Julia Johns and Mr.. ". c. Gra-
ham, OF Orange, have been recent Rapi-
M Miss Emma Armentrout has returned
sc Msysas: Of II; savannah, Ca. are guests
At "sR Pr re ,alt: the home Of Captain
Itins Mr.. w. 7. Holiday, Jr. has re-
turned turn to his home in Alexandria.
Miss Bessie Clark, 81 Pitts ,Na !, Pa q
81 Hamilton has returned e his home ne
in FauquierI after a short Visit 20 ms
da ME- and S Mrs. William Petty Of cul-
peper r spent Sunday with Miss A1ollle
Aaf Professor and Mrs. w W. Briggs are
visiting friends in New. York;
Mr.. Hamilton Cunningham OF Reming-
ton has been n guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
j. D. Hamilton. !.
Miss Grace Jacobs, accompanies py
her friend, Miss Ida Jenkins. OF Radiant,
spent Sunday at her home.
MI. Mercer Male. Of Raccoon Ford, mas
been recent guest OF his aunt Mrs.
Miss Welhie Hamilton and niece, La
yinin Hamilton. Of Fauquier. who nave
hnen Visiting Mrs. j. D. Hamilton. arg
now on Visit to Mrs. John Scott. OF
Fredericksburg. 81; N u
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.itlng his friend, Mr. John c. Lawson Mr..
Mrs. George O. Stovall is visiting rela-
tives In Trostburg. Md.
We. Murrie and Il. j. Carter, OF Dan
Vile, visited friends here last Sunday.
spending some time in Lynchburg, has
returned home to spend the summer.
Miss Beatrice Taylor, OF West Point,
and Miss Hattie Morrisette, OF Man
chester a re guests Of Miss Carrie Rob
crts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Penck are 30
journng at Chase City
Misses Cora and Wilma 4 Luck, OF
Houston. are visiting friends in toE,n.
The Farmers Protective Association
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WkVERLY VA.
(sreclal 10 mo rImes-pispatch.l


WAVERI4Y, VA, juno 2i.-Misses Sallye
and Soiilie Burt have been delightfully."- en-
tertaining II house-pnlty for tho past few
days III their hospitable home on ". Main
Street in honor Of Misses Francis Broad
Richmond; Sallyc b. Mcfllster, of Surry,
and Susette Boale, Of Tappahannock.
Tennis ana other out.p door gnmes and
drives over to The GoHpcrhonk Lith n
have added much tol,hf merriment of ,h,a
jolly party.
Miss Grace w West is visiting friends
and relatives in Norfolk This week.
Master John Martin. youngest son of
MIR aud Mrs. W. Y. Martin, who was
attacked by fever n few days ago, Is re-
ported us getting alOcg nicely.
Mrs. Bruce Davidson, of Bedford City,
~ spending n few days with her scli,
Mr.. W Y. Martin on Main street.
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THE WARM SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-D!spatoh,)

WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
juno 24,--'The demands from oxpectant
gussta nearly reaches the capacity OF
the Warm Springs now Tor room. and
among them being Richmond's usual lhrge
Eunber who have become 20 Nous
toned TO these heaith-glying springs and
learned TO love the surroundings for their
unequal beauty and natural scenery.
Among those here now, and who came
and Miss J.. ~ Lane. Boston, Mass; M::
and Mrs. l3enjainin Is. Valentine, and
Miss bieade, Richmond, Va; n. ",
l.cr.er, Wasningtpnt y, g.; DR. and Mrs.
btrt Finaag. New York city; Il. 3.
Moore. philadelphia, Pa; DELANEY Skin
nsr, Albany; VIM. sabbot Bermuda;