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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
COun,crfeItlns Plant In Jail.

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 20.-In cell at the
penitentiary there has been found coun-
terfeiting outfit. which convicts own and
operate and from which they have turned
out many ten cent pieces and quarter
The main man in the gang is said 20 be
convict named Turpin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

find useful. Nothing else was discovered
The dynamite and the drill gave the police
the idea that Murphy is the man wanted
for burglarizing Wiener Bros store at
1874 ST. Ann 5 avenue, the other night. They
took the drill 10 the store inserted tin the
hole in the safe and found it fitted exactly
Murphy and the alleged Mrs. Murphy
have been living in the house three months
Murphy denied in the police station that
II was his home He said he lived at 5e
Academy street, Long Island City He
gave his age as 80 years and said he was a
printer.
The woman. the police sag. is known
along upper Third avenue as "Gumshoe
Mag" and Is an opium smoker. A memo
randum book was found on her. Some Of
the entries road From r. K, on June g.
$50; from r. b June 90 sl75 and from
II j., Jan q. $500 In the book were
the names q several Of Capt. Wards plain
clothes men.
HOLD uP Men sENTENoED.
Judge Nevhurger 10 the General SEES
sians Yesterday sentenced William Connors
Of % Hamilton street TO fifteen years IN
Sing Sing for holding up and rohhing Frank
C. Heidon of Grantwood. n. J. Connors is
the third hold-up man 70 get long sentence
from Judgo Newbureer in week.
julius Reinhod. who went to the home
Of Lewis L. Delafeld, in West Seventy first
street; week ago Saturday night and de-
manded something TO eat, at the point OF
an empty revolver, was convicted Of assault
in the third degree before Judge Cowlng'
In General Sessions yesterday, and got a
year In the penitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
r,rn, Mncs OF Riverside Drive.

The Aldermen's Streets and Highways
Committee will report favorably to-day
on the proposal to give the name Of River
side Drive TO Boulevard Lafayette. Then
the Drive will extend from Seventy-seoond
street to goth street a distance OF eight
miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
u.su,SGrox.s BIRTHDAY SPECIAL.

r,lnry IND. leave Atlantic city $50 p. NJ with
parlor cars. dining car and coaches ior View YORK
stoponR az trenton. New Brunswick Elizabeth
and NewGrk Past schedule. TnrQugh trains 70
Atlantic city leave New YORK week days rs a. NJ
as r. n. Sundays TS5 a. A.-Aep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
CORTELYOU HOME.
Says He spent a Pleasant Month Abroad
Won't Talk About a New Job.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cortelyou were
passengers by the White Star liner Re-
public. in yesterday from the Mediterran-
can Mr. Cortelyou said that he had spent
a month of pleasant vacation in the cities
of Itaiy and was going to Washington after
looking about New York bit. He said
he could say nothing about the report that
he was TO be made Postmaster General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
ruRrr uoNTus IN oRANGELANp.

Last Tour to Florida VIA peunsylyanla Railroad.
FOR the present season. leaves New York February
. Rate $50 independent travel In Florida.
Tickets good until Kay 81, Consult G. studs,
Z. p. ~. 2G1 stu ave- New YORK GIy.-AdT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
OPENING OF ATLANTIC CrrY'S SPRING
SpAsnS MASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAN.

Through fast trains to Atlantic CITY via Penn
.vivsnis r. H. leave New ! ork pS 4. N. aud rs
y Al week days. 7.55 4. N. Sundays Special
trsin returning leaves Atlantic city Februafy
22nd al $50 p. n. with pauor cars dining car
and co6c hes.-Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

US next morning. Cincinnati 10 p. NJ, Indian
tpolt 400 T. M s.. Louis o Is p NJ, by New YORK
NsltfAl. Zine Service. NO excess iAre,-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

WIS itching. burning scay humors Npeei iiy cured
by Cutlcura soap, assisted bS 0uNe'iA o'n''i''n''
-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

fts m kds a. the Farm. In Southboro. Mass. Their
.OrcsS rs owing TO the cnoicr materials and tho
Lta1ngss and elesnlne s. Of the pteparAtlon.-AdF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

~ v A pa. Special 2I0 ,. s.. flA- Vest
Indian Ltd Is 4. ~ UaeIcrlied service VA
Penn a Atlau,c Coast Line iiel BNty. ~ u
All.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

nFWEY's PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE
Cannot be eKcelled FOR the sick
n T Dewey q sons Co.. lbs Fulton ST., NeS YORK
-AdB,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Aus ben iibrieem Tbeilem.

GidL II. Suli. @cltern Na6mit-
tag I'M 6 llbr entlilO lid iiber unlere
Srtihait elm idredlides 8guitter.
@enige 9eilte bon bier miiien lid 81
crinnern, cin iolhcS erlebt 5li bdben.
Sic Sudenben 9liee. mcld)e ooS
gauge Sbal mie Elm Seuermeer err
iheinen lieBen. ioluie bas iurftbnre
Hollen oes Somners bottcn cine IN.
beimlid)e Stimnmng inter Der Gin-
mobncridait berporgeruien. @roBe
@aiiermaiien. Sano uno @eItcin nit
iid) iiibrenb, mGlSten iih perbeereno
bon oen Bergen burh Die Semitic
g1rten berunter uno p%erpunoclten in
menigen Wimllten Den untercn Sbeil
Der Srtid)nit in einen groBen See,
SIN noben Miiblenbnd, mar Der
ganSe 9abnforper bon Den berbeige.
ldipemmten Stein. mo Sanbmalien
perihiittet. moburh cine @ntglciiung
oeS nm Z llbr iGliaen 3,iaes Git
remburg - Gdternad) berbeigeiiibrt
mmrbe.
@renels (Seioeri6eio). II. Siili.
~ @eitern Mprgen brud orli mnbe-
fonntc Wciic IN Dem nit Strcb &c.
oedten SauIe ocS biciiacn Sugloh-
ncrs Sobanm Sal1ette Seuer aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
@rofberso9tbum.
Aus Der Danptaaht.

Aus Der Ianptfabt.
Mm % Snli iGQte bas 3udt.
poli5eigerift lein ltrtbeil IN Dem
Gngelnlafer . Ero5eB. Ser Inge'
flagtc 9ireftor Der Yaulus . @eica.
idait, Serr 3ieier, mrrbe 81 1 No.
not @eiangniB, 800 Sr. guBe uno
cen Soften perirtbeilt.
Ym 20. Suli Mbcnbs gegen 6 llhr
baoeten iid mcbrere Burden ans
Der Sidlenguiie in Der NGbe oes 2a-
nalparfes. Ser 5~ebnjabrige Sobn
bes Walrers Ieutid) ans Yfaffen.
tbal taufte plotlid) inter unb fam
nift mcbr gum @prihein. Ser
Waurer Steifen, mcld)er IN Der H1be
fiidte, iprong iofort ms @aiier,
fonnte Ben llnteraeiunfenen ieood)
mir mebr oils 2eif)e berollsbringcn.
Gie ourd) ben eiligit bcrbeigeruienell
Ir5t Serrn 9r. Sdoltes ans Gid
ailgelteufet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lparen erfolglps.
Im. ID. Snli perifieo nod relatip
tur5em aranfcnlagcr Serr @ilb. b.
Siegler, 5ulest @eometer bel Der
%groBber5ogl. glferbmu . Sermaltlng.
Sn bieier Gigenid)oit iomobl pic ais
iriiberer Snbaber zines 9ergmerfbe.
triebs I'M Cider Balm fam Der
Scritorbene piel nit oem Yublifum
III 9eriibrulg; err milBte lid oilrd)
ein %gepinneroes @cien nlgemeine
Spmpatbieen 81 crmsrben. Sn lei.
ner germultung bnterldBt er oas @n.
oenfen zines gemiiienbnften nno
pflihttrei,en 9eamten.
Sie Scritcllnns elmer Gampi.
bei5rlng neblt Siiitungs . sluluge fiir
Die ncule Snbuitrie- unb Snnocls-
iGule lit Der 6irmu @ebriiocr apr-
ting bon aortingsoorf bel Sannoucr
gum Ereile BON 1886 6rnnfcn
iibertrugen morbet. Iielelbe Sirma
bot audi Die Gentrnl-Seisung I'M
bafteriologild)en Snititut. lomie IN
Ger &anoesbeilanltalt III ettelbriif
alis9efiibrt.
Grbsrukhcrsua @il6clm uno Sic
Srau acknowledgements begaben iidl
nit Samilie. 0efolge nnb Giener.
ihait sil mehrncnatigem Iuientbalt
nad ShloB Sobenbnra.
Ins NirocrlanOiidD : Snbicn. =
Ger Soloat : Sdreiber Inton Yeter
&ollmann nliS Gd,ternnh lit sum
Corporal . Sd)rciber bel Der Miillt1r-
Snteiionntur beiorOert moroen. -
Ter Siiielicr Setter Wiiqer ans
9lauien lit sum oiplomierten aran.
fenpfleger benin SanitGtsbienlt err.
nonnt moroel. Ser Sergeont
WiiGel @lelcner aus Settineen lit
sum Sourier Der Sufanterie ernannt
moroen. - Tie brou5ene Iienit-
mebaiQe nit ~ @uloen @ratiiifatcn
lit uerlieben moroen Den Siiielieren
Sobnnn Suit aus @inieler unb %
minif Sbomos aus Yerl, ionic oen,
MISUNDERSTANDING Sobann @ob.
les aus @ils.
GiuilitanS Der StaSt 9nrembnrs.
Seiratben II. Suli:
SrQn5 Nifplaus 9arihfelo, Goiiieur,
nit glnna Mariu &atbarinu 9efiort.
Sterbe - IA. Sill:
Mifclaus Steffen, oft 81 Sabre,
Sagelobner; Sermann @erlad, alt
40 Sabre, 8eidGftspertreter; 2eotl
Gonsborf aft I Sabr uno 1 Wonat.
To-: @ilbelm Nifoluus 3iegler BON
3ieglef uuf Hbeinsrrlb. alt GA
Sabre, Iderbau Gonbufteur. 16.:
9contine alein, alt II Sabre. obne
Stono, cbelos. H.: &eiurih Sou-
bremont. alt 60 Sabre. Sdubmofer.
ebelos; Barbara Saolcr, aft 10 s.,
@ittpc bon Nifolaus Elier aus
Soiienbeim; Cutie guen, oft ) Wto-
note, aus Gid a. 3. Il5.; Nifololls
s(bler, alt 6 Monate, aus 9iibe-
lingen.
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bann 9. unb Soiepb :. Eierron, ais
1iafon, be5m. Subbiafom oIiiitirt
ipnroe, inter ouBeroroentlif 5obl.
Sheilnobme auf Dem 6rieo-
bofe 5u Solp GroB sur lesten &ube
beItattet. gr rube in SrieOenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

moudbpr Mouu nrrbri,

- Mander Mann perbrinat inter
genoltiaen Initrengumsen piele
Sabre bomit. I'M mebrere Stufen
Der @liidsleiter 81 erflimmen unb
lpcnn err lid Damn einen Iu9enblif
perglBt. licgt CT IN Swei Seflnocn
am So0en.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
Always Staunch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the faliacies and
knaveries Of yellow journalism,
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conclusivcly that its
policy Of telling the plain Truth
without eXaggeration or misrepre-
sentation, standing last for the
Right, i. heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public TO which it appeals.
To read it is a liberal Education,
and the citizen who goes without
it does positive harm to himself.
to his family, and to the commu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment Of 2H cents per day
for that is all The Republican
costs any subscriber-bring such
rich results in that knowledge
which is both Power and Pleasure.
Information, instruction and en-
tertainment fill its columns and it
leaves good taste in the mouth
of the reader.
1t stands for Law and Order in
the State-for Peace, Prosperity
and Happiness in the Home.
If you are not already enrolled
among its splendid list of Patrons
send on your subscription and give
it fair trial at rs cents per month
for Daily and Sunday.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
AS To The Leopard's
Spots

By Prof. Kelly Miller, Howard Uni
versity, Washington, D. c. Thomas
Dixon, Jr, refuted and ably answered.
A singing rebuke to the barbarous
attack and insulting slurs upon Ne
gro Race. Every race loving Negro
should read. Mailed copy, l5c. Send
to The ALBATRoss SUPPLY Co, Wss-
tern Distributors, Quindaro, Kans.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
A FEARFUL FATE.

II lis a fearful fate to have to en-.
dure the terrible torture of Piles. u
can truthfully say" writes Harry Col
son, of Masonville, Ia, that for Blind
Bleeding, Itching and Protruding
Piles, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best cure made" Also best for cuts,
burns and injuries, 25c at all drug
stores.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
TORTURE OF A PREACHER.

The story Of the torture OF Rev. ..
d. Moore, pastor of the Baptist
Church, of Harpersyille, n. Y, will
interest you. He says: Il suffered
sgonies because OF persistent cough
resulting from the grip. I had to
sleep sitting up in the bed. I tried
many remedies without relief until I
took Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which entirely cured my cough, and
saved ne from consumption" A
grand cure for diseased conditions of
Throat and Lungs. At all drug
stores. Price SOC and 81 90, guaran.
teed, Trial bottle free.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
Tipping In South Carolir..

The Columbia (S c. State notes
that "the dispensary sales in Sumter
population $500 for the six dav1
ending Dec "a aggregate s6,442", E
more than s1.O0 worth of rum for eacn
!nhabitant.
The statesman., 1905-12-08

at the piano with much grace. Many
complimentary remarks were made.
All the churches served dinner
Thanksgiving day to large crowds.
Peoples NJ. E. Church held two
days bazaar and o'possum dinner on
E, Chucharas under direction of Mrs.
Belle Jones.
The Epiphany Guild gave musi-
cal Friday night at the residence of
Mrs. Maud Jenkins.
Mrs. X. D. Tillman gave DRAW
ing Contest party for the members
of the Christian Endeavor at her
home Friday from 8 to Z p. m. This
unique party afforded the little ones
much enjoyment. The judges award
ed Myrtle Reed first prize, Clarence
Doty second prize, and Bessie Hall
third. One half hour was devoted to
games, after which dainty luncheon
so toothsome to boys and girls, was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Emery. Those enjoying this initial
C. E. party were, Misses Lena and
Tenie Hall, Marion Reed, Myrtle
Tompkins, Martha Belle Battles,
Myrtle Reed, Rozella Reed, Cora
Alexander, Bessie Hall, Dora Tomp-
kins, Julia Ramsey, Masters Byron
Booker, Everett Belts, Theodore Car,
ter, Floyd Hanger, Clarence Doty.
Mrs, Maggie Carter is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Boyer of Coaldale.
The drama at Payne Chapel
Thanksgiving evening was greeted
By large audience. Aunt Betsy's
Thanksgiving" written by Mrs. K. D.
Tillman, was well rendered and splen
didly portrayed by her. Little Bessie
Hall as "Caline," was exceptionally
good showing depth for this young
actress which will not be easily dupli-
Gated, The Masterpiece was indeed
good. Mrs. Julia Emery as "Cilly,"
created much laughter and deafening
applause. Messrs. Fsw and Andrews
acquitted themselves creditably, and
in all everyone covered themselves
with glory. The music was an especi
al good feature. Mesdames Tillmsn
and Pratt's management was highly
commended.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
Zulus swift Runners.

The rate at which the Zulus can
run in an emergency is astonishing.
bome will cover as much as fifty
miles in six hours Eight miles in an
hour is an ordinary feat.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
Colorado
Springs.

NpaAhAtOd Stl DIT
the Jail last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vest of Pueblo spsnt
several days in the city during the
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Bradford, one of the
leading caterers OF the city recently
served the swsllest white wedding
snppers yet given among the 400.
The churches should take stand
for higher christian ground and elm
anate contests of every conceivable
nature from the sacred sanctuaries.
The Bristol school was damaged by
fire Thanksgiving.
+. V. Cammel and wife entertained
relatives at Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss MamYe Boyer visited her sis.
ter Thanksgiving. She was enroute
from Denver TO her home in Coaidale.
Mrs. F. Jones, accompanied by her
mother and daughter, have returned
from Qaindaro, Kans,
Please send news to sn2 n. Walnut
by Wednesday noon. II is impossi.
BILE for tie correspondent to get all
the news without your assistance.
The Busy Bee Club, composed of
boys and girls from 7 to l2 years of
age, served dinner Saturday with
Myrtle Reed as president.
Messrs. Arnold and Fields are iur.
ors on the liquor cases now being
heard in the county csurt,
Mrs. Mary Marshall's two little
boys arrived from Owensboro, Ky,
having travelled The distance alone.
At an open meeting of the Forum
Sunday, Mrs. Buckner and Miss
Hampton we're on the program.
Colorado College won the football
gama at Topeka Thanksgiving. Sat
urday night the College Alumni gave
them banquet at the Antlers and
our boys, Roberts and Jackson were
there.
Mrs. GLADDEN. entertained Harper
Union this week. The Mothers
monthly meeting will be at ST. Johns
Baptist Church next Wednesday
night. A splendid program will be
rendered and refreshments served
free.
Prof. McGruder is organist at the
NJ. L Church.
The anniversary of VIM. Lloyd
Garrison will be held at Payne Chap
ell tomorrow,
Rev. GLADDEN. and Prof. Jackson
have sold a large number of Prof.
Kelly Miller's "0pen Letter to Thos.
Dixon" at l0c per copy.
The statesman., 1905-12-08
linlment of Cedar Oil.

Cedar oil is a valuable linimens
and as a general pain killer had ina.
mense vogue at one time among pat.
ent medicine men Guides and trap.
pers still believe in It
The statesman., 1905-12-08

Joshua Durham who has been visit
ing relatives, has returned to Sal
Lake.
John McCline has gone to New
Mexico, having accepted position
with Geo. Hagerman who was recent
ly appointed by the President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley entertained
the pickinnies in "In Old Kentucky
during their engagement here.
The billiard hall in Metz's alley, i:
nuisance, and is very detrimental tt
our boys. An investigation should bt
made.
Miss Sadie Lyle 10 years OF age
died at the home Of her parents Fri
day of tuberculosis and was buried
from Payne Chapel of which she wa
member, Sunday al l:30 p. M. Si'
young bsys acted as pallbearers, and
the girls of the Libbey c. Anthony
Culture club Of which she was vice
president, acted as honorary pallbear
ers. The Christian Endeavor choi
rendered music, Rev, Tillman deliy
cred touching discourse protraying
this sweet young life, to the large
number of young persons present
Mrs. Butler seemed TO be at her best
in The pathetic rendition Of "Veil o.
Beulah." She was born in Emporia
Kans., and was of an affable, sweet
disposition. Interment at Evergreen
The Dubois Womens' Reading clul
has under headway very creditablt
library. Their membership is limited
TO twelve, and they expect to get out
a yearly calendar.
THE Noble Outcast, at St. john.
Baptist Church Thanksgiving night
played to full, and a most apprecia.
tive house. Miss McChne Collins as
"France," )" and Geo. Cater as Jerry
the Noble Outcast," were received
with hearty applause, and depicted
their characters faultlessly, No more
dramatic scene can be imagined than
that on which the curtain falls in the
third act, when Jerry" though hand.
cuffed, defends his daughter Robs,
Fleming as Jack Worthington,"
made an ideal love maker. CD.Muse,
the William was excellent. L L.
Duncan as Colonel Lee was seen
to an advantage in his dramatic abili-
ty. Mrs. Rosa Moore as "Mrs. Lee,
brought tears to many eyes in her pa
thetic pleading for her daughter,
France. Mrs. Julia Emery as Sadie" !"
played her part well. In all ii was
considered TO be the best drama play.
ed by the Secretary.P Protein Dramatic
club. Miss Clarrissa Gray presided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
IT, DISTRICT

Mrs. o, r, Frawner,. OF No, aolo Hanover
I; NJ, " f Frsas,ra n Wllson spent last
Sunday with relatives at Milford, Va,
be Mrs new oase No. ISL V. Hanoyer Avenus
and MI and Atrs. ". A Hutchinson Will
spend the winter with her.
Mrs ELIZA P. Reeve, OF Englewood.
jersey i the N6 gust ~ Fl hsy sS
: Mrs charles n. Lyle. No. soos Grove Y
With her cousin, MIS-, r. q. Robertson. in
VII 20 Ia P!tttsylvania county, to visit
her sister, Mrs, W. W, Moses. 1r', q
Miss Lucille Lucle Mears and seIss Emma
shasltleford, OF lAamptonI WI; spsIas
several days last week WIN Misc fiys
O, Erawner, on Hanover Apenue y. 4, -, "a
Mrs Dawson n. Watkins mas resurMsa
to her home No. 225 PARK Avenue, trotI'
a visit to her mother. Mrs. Wllna'h Neal
In Newport News.
Mr.. WIN NJ. Burk, OF Springfield, MASS.
has moved to No. 2OS9 Ivy. avenue H.,
\ Mrs. Robert b. Stokes, OF NO. wv RAN
over Avenue. !s spending several weeks
With relatives In Brooklyn, n. Vs..
Mas Susie Howard Evans has returned
to the city after spending elght wosxs
In Henrico county, visiting relatives ~
q few days Miss Evans VIII leave tor
Washing ton. y. @, to be the guest q heT
.brot her Mr.. "A. -. Evans. for while.
Mars. n w. Farrell, Of NO. WlS Grove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
BARTON HEIGHTS

!. Harvey and Emma ooddln entertained a
,heir friend, g5dsy sisrn HVo.
nue. rH suser i stew was enjoyed BY the young
S q sasa ns nas' RHsS
Thompkns. OF Alexandria, n.
Mrs cauthorn has reisrnSd to
Visit to Mrs William Andrews. Of North Ave-
nue.. "a 3, Z. .f !,
parents has leta for her school OF Glsnea al.,
Ssys rsySr saf ss'Sy nj Lamb AZ
M mpy Ra7 "a. sS 1ss sss7 S'ns
her aunt, Mrs. g. ". Laneaster. has returned mo-
e Nh ner ch ns Tayios has returned his
on North Avenue. after a pleasant trip to
si Nj. asa Mrs Mrs Cha. Norris q Measox
Fridge Road have left FOR g, Baltimore a. to visit
MI snd MF1 am eser We haa been visiting
Mrs. Madison Flanagan has returned to her her
heme II Gnmh sgl;s Who IN. boon visiting ii
M Mr 20 s. Roller, OF South Third Street, has
Mr.. Henry Brice has left for philadelphia,
81 Gregory Ss;s h es,o ffssrne' from
has IS I FOR Vance County. N, G.. to visit her
" %rs. F. NJ. connors. Of Mineral City. viii
mako her home with her sister Mrs g.. p
Jones, OF Luck Avenue.
Mrs Fannie NJ. Whltehurst Of North Avenue
has returned to her home In .Washingto1,,, n e e
Eorth Carolina has returned home,
Miss Maude Leonard, OF Amelia. Is tho guest
OF Miss Mary Jones. I,
Mr. p. H. HazelgroVe who mas peen Yls1t!ns
in Baltimore, has returned. .lvF
Mrtwnrner C:roxton has returned 70 NorfolK
after a Walt to his mother Mrs. n: d. &Croxton
Mt William Croxton who han been visiting
his mothcr has LEFT for kns Wliar T.. 49,
for Ills home after i visit TO Mr. John Turner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
NEWS or SUBURBS!


and in Sister a sff r. Strong Str and Miss susis
Strong, 81 Cleveland, Ohio. s] 4. /. X
,AftsI sf,ei,Ilhg the su,ai,es ~ Cross
to- Richmond . ~. v II. u
Mr.. and. Mrs. william e Bethel ard
&c. 's Us f PafX Street. during Horss
show. 53 a n Is +. ID & . j3ss
Mrs; James senple cahtll VIE 4. q D !:
y ONE atler spending three weeks In
Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison, :, Macon 6
While In the city Mrs Cahlll offences t,, ,,'a
anlss. son Of lieutenant g, 6. cabanias.
MISS Willie x. shae kletord Of Hampton.
o. Frawnsr, No. 2olo Hanover Avenue. ~.
hav Mr. RsssI f+ 8 c ao s na s
to No. 112o West Avenue. Isl III
Mss Bla smith e E g, ,s, s1 sr *;
Mrs. Warren Hill Mercer and family.
Will be the guests Of her mother, Mrs
W.M Parrish No lsd Hanover Avenue 's'tll y
Il Mrs. Philip Schoss has returned TO h ~
home No. StS North LON hardy. from q
lengthy visit to friends In New York and
III HE Ybu sl4ness Of Srr. Hudson wingtield
who Is In the employment Of tho Rich
montl, Fredericksburg & Potomac Rail-
road, will 4necesstate his remaining quite
awhile In the vicinity Of Alexandria, n.
t1.I IN order TO be near hor husband. Mrs
JVtnEfleld and little eon, expect to spend
the winter at Garfield. Va. al I'M S8
+ MISS Florence and M ISIS La ura \. " 900
ward have moved from 71S East Franz.
n5street, to their new residence, No. 1875 l.l
Sun sunday ,l, : Will be rally day AZ Asburyi
Methodist Church AZ f1no programmes,
consisting OF song and reel tatlon by the,
achldren, has been arran ged. NS3S si ~ u
Mr.. and Mrs. william A.. Powers and
children have returned d to Gtneir home,
No. 100 Park Avenue. after spending
tho summer with relatives at scottsvtlls.f
! Va. u m is;$ Bll{
Miss Agnes Hardy has returned TO- her
8 home In Ilensington, Nd, after visiting
$ Mrs Charles R. = Walters, No, a11 North
Meadow Street. =. .ssi
Miss Helen Parrish will have as hs1l
guest Miss Mary Miller, of Lyn chburk &.
Va, during the Horse Show. Tilt
s Miss Esther Tunstall, Of Burheville, Va
q Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Frederick
KEEL, No 17a7 Park Avenue. {..ii
Mrs. Frank rkinson, Of scottsIyill I.
Va, will be the guest OF Mrs. ~ v. T.
Sheppard, No. 3o1 Walnut Street, durinS
L the Horse Show. n! Tx Al "a Il "a
Miss Gay Johnsto Of No. 21N Park
Avenue spent Wednesday with her sister,!
Mrs. Jesse Brooke Clarke, on Chsttnut
, Hill. A. Z, a :&3s35 $S3335;;