davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-15

and see US when your cyes smart n
burn. Defects OF vision caused by
eve strain may be rsmedled by the
use of lenses IL properly fitted, Hard
~ less important than the lenses 10
the proper adjustment OF the spec
taeles and eye glasses 10 the no-e,
Glasses that are prescribed With the
greatest skill and accuracy are often
SO worn. that they fail OF their pur
pose. Indeed their false adjustment
may produce the very opposite ~
suits, and thus prove harmful. why
not bring your eye trouble to US?
We grind our lenses and IN oeu'l'ts
prescriptions; broken lenses matched
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-15
DROP

without prescription. Mall orders re esivs prompt a'sen''o"'
ROBBERY u TAUPERT; JEMELER AM0 OPT 0AM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Ginisteit maat fart.

BON Der National.@ onbentoin Der
international S%tsreotppsrs uno glsc-
trotppsrs Union Of Wortb Nmsriea" in
@bicaso 3uridsetsbrt, tbsilte 5. Gre.
mont Jrsp bon bier. IiSesprdfoent
ssnannter Union, nit, Dab bisisl5s gs=
gen cine Srennuns bon Der ySntsrna=
tional Typographical Union" seiiimmt
babe. mas fur feline Organization ie.
osnfaas bon unbsre9enbarsm 8ortbsile
iet.
gs purbe auf Der Contention Be.
i9lohsn, Elm Yereinss Spurnal beraus=
su9sbsn, tpie bic S9riftlsBer i9On
lange Elm loldss babsn.
Die ndafidbriss gsrfammluns wiro
In Nsw Dort abgebalten tusrosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Snsiana's sr5sts Drp gooSs GAMBLER.
8sweiism tire naidulb.
Nocb unb &ap fdIi9Ii9sr @eile ansstIast.

Wiaiam Boob, POP Mintner Str,
unb Sobn &ap, 1924 Wsft %. Str,
bic am Jreitas N6eno osrhaftet tuurs
ben, neil man He unter 8sroa9t, on
einem ginbru9e in 3borntomn bethel
liat 9epeien 81 iein. lieferten ben Be-
h6rben Die 8epsiie ibrer uni9ulo unb
wurben iofort sntlnhen.
Wooo TT fretseIahen, &ap absr uirS
in Die Reformi9ule seianOt weroen,
mo- er feline garols bsrlebt baben ioa,
faplor We9ausbliu, ben ma In Sc.
msiniaaft nit @arl 6lst9sr nod felt.
bdIt, inpli3irts bic beiosn, bic banu oer-
baftst uno dig Gli9tlin9s 9sbaltsn
wuroen. Benjamin Olipsr, ben man
am ielben Mbsno glsi3fals berbaftste,
uno als 6lh9tlins antrsioete, bate
feline 0erbinoun9 nit Der S6Orntona
Afaire, tuuros Oielmebr in bic &sforms
iaule 9efanot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Staatmeutsfeitsm.

Roe SanieIs, 1014 &oa9
Strabe, Elm atsnabmsueiies f46nes
iu1ass Wdb9en, uslhss bel Der Ser
bile Manufacturing 60. on Der Wef
Walnut Ctr. angefelt NOR, miro ieit
mebreren 8agei bermiBt.
@eorge " oberts, 32l W.
Wartet Str, feline Grau unb bic orei
Rinosr, tpelds ale an ptomain : Iers
giftuus erfrantten, bsfinoen f9 aaf
benz Wsss Der Sshsrung. Nua Der
tleine bier Sabre alte Sobn oer 60
Mile. spel6er am i9usrtsn srtrantt
mar, it isbt auBer aler Gsfabr.
Sn Mnbetra9t bes Nblsbsns bes
0errn @barlss 4rsgelO wurbe ben Din.
tsrbliebenen bon einem gomits Der Sell
Gsnbstatter : AHociation, bon welGer
Der 8erforbsne Elm Witsliso mar,
Srausrbsi@lifs iibsrmittelt, in uelden
iiber oas @blsben besislbsn bas tisfis
8eoauern aus9siprc9en uno ieinen ber=
bOrraaenosn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oas
h0aFe COB geipsnoet miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

Inter ben i9msi9slbaftsftsn Be-
sei9nuneen murbe bas Refanaticns-
geiud bes bishsrigsn Shlfs.8 ensrnls
pahagier : Agsnten 8. %. Yronfon
bier bon benz paRaaier-N eenten 2pn4
Der Big JOur ansenommen. 8ronion
if 50 Sabre ununterbroaen i'm Sienfe
Der ga6n tbdtis semeien uno tuini9te
bonn attiben Disnfte befreit gu tuerben.
Ct miro fsin bodies Salair meter be-
3ieben.
Sn Nnsrtsnnung ieiner Ierbienfs
murbe er gum @eneral : Nsenten bss
paHagisr. 9spartsments bier ernannt,
oils mel9er ct iCl&e Speaialpfi&ten 3u
erfhlsn babsn tpirb, pis Re Tim tbsr-
tpieIen perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28


Wiliam 9sil. Der feline Worsfe als
351i of Wai6ington Ctr. anga6.
tuurbe bur9 Gamusls unb Worsan
gsftsrn Nbsno psgsn Sruntenbeit ein-
gslp9t. Sell, Der an Der Sslauare
unb Court Str. gds cine 9roBe Wen=
i6snmsn9s rm f6 bate, ianbts angel.
lid einen Garbigen nit Der Na6ri9t
our Station, oaB bort Elm Sooter lie9e
unb als bic 8aolsr un9sIauft tantsit
unb nod benz Snotsn fi9 umieben uOn=
en-, iaste er i6nsti, fs ionter mad benz.
ielbsn rie9eu. gr bshauptst Elm Nnge.
itsIter Der Stabt su isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Mnssf9oHsn.

Bon u%nbefannter 6ano erbielt Der
Nsssr Bert Wiqiams cine Saubmunbe
tn Der Bade sugefist, als er seffsrn
firth bur& cine Naep cling. Die 2ussl
nabm ibrsn Wes bur9 bic Hade unb
tam I'M Taden uisoer bsraus. 5m
Hdbtii&en 6ospitaI, tuobin Der Nnse.
f9oKens R9 urBebanblung bsgab. bdlt
man bic Werwunbune FIR ungefdbrlt&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
0aiolime=G rploiiom
gsrIest sinen iunsen @ann i6per.


Cine Der 8aioline.2 ampen, tpel9e
er 9eraoe gu ftaen unb ansuainoen i'm
8egrifs fanb, srplobirte uno srgob
ibren brennenoen Snbalt tber Wm.
Syrup, einem Nngefellten Der Sun
Bapor Sight So. Syrup beoient f9
zines pfero uno Waeens, UNI feline
Runorsiisn an3utrstsa uno iObalb bic
2amps %erplooirte, ting aud bas @ufo-
line I'm Maaen Ssusr, bas gdn3li4 bon
benz Dele our9trdnfte @efdbrt bis auf
ben 8run6 nieoerbrenneno. 9as pferb
tuuroe gerettet. Syrup tuuroe nod
bem SoYpital gebradt. Sein re9ter
Arn,. iouis aud bic re4ts Settle tuur:
ben f9mer n%erbrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
Ser 9entide Sag tn
GDansDiQe.
Gin Dolls Sef NIT rieii9em
Grfol9e.
Cpattonen fur Set 1eHreo>
net Yroi. Nobert Ntt.

Der beutIde Gag in g~Dansbile, an
ipel9em fid natirli9 aud bic geamten
unb 9slsgatsn beg Staats=S ~erbanoss
DsutI9sr gsrsine bstbeiligtsn, erfreute
fd zines risisen grfolges. Nan
iadbt bic 3abl Der Sbsilnsbmer auf
etna 10, 900 psrfonsn. Gin terrli9ss
BETTER besinfiste bas Jeit uno 10
ibte benin Der berrli1e Garbin parf
nit ieinem programme cine nnpioer'
iteblids Nnsisbungstraft aug. S&On
glsi9 mad Wittas ftate fi9 Der part
nit gsiuaern uno ie nd6er ole 3eit
Der offsisnen @r6fnuns oes @oltsfstss
= Elm Wolfsfef mar es i'm wabren
Slime beg Wortes - f4 naberte, ie
ar6Ber purbe Der 3u3u9.
Die Strassnbabnen arbeitetsn itpsr,
bic immsnie Msni9snmen9s gu be-
f6roern. Nua aus Der umgeseno
mar oas Ssuiidtbum berbeigefr6mt,
bieIer beuti6en Sasfsier, mel4e
mon m65te fa9en. als S4Iubfeier
Der Werbanbs. Gonbention ~ab9ebaltsn
tuuroe. bur9 feline @esentuart feline
3ufimmung 81 9ebea. Cine als9e=
3si9nete 2apsle lisfsrie bic Wufit. Die
@~pansbiler gsIang 8ereine, y2ieoer.
frans : Wdnner1or" uno y@ermania
Wdnner9or" ior9ten fur ben 9efang=
li9en She'll oss programmes. pro.
fsEor 9Obsrt Nir belt bic 5etrsoe.
SisIslbs ma9te auf Die 3uh6rer einsn
siinosnbsn ginorud unb ni9t enosn
molsnber 8sifaq muroe benz Rsoner
gu She'll.
Der bissidbr. SeutI9e Gag mar Elm
Sag, Der 3eunion FIR oas Seutidtbum
bss iiowsfl. SnoiGna, alte Srsunoi9af-
ten tpurben srnsusrt unb nsue 6reuno.
iaaftsn muroen gei9loien, unb allen
iGmol Die gruft h66sr in benz ffolssn
g~spubtfsin. Elm Srslno isnsr Mdnnsr
3u isin, bic b. in sbrli6er ofsnsr osuts
i9er Weiie nit Wannesmutb fiir prin.
aipisn eintratsn, wsl9e osutidsm We-
fem @runobeoinsungen geporben fno.
Die bonn 8srbanoe erlebieten 9si9dfte,
hauptid9li9 aber Der 8ei6luB, psl4er
ben Ginfsrlinsen ben Jsbosbanoiau6
Dor bic 6tBs mari, bilbetsn oas Cages,
gsiprd9 uno bisielben murben bon
alien S6silnsbmsrn oss Getss sebiatst
uno gu~tsebeiben.
SaB Der Ysrbano Dsutf9sr 8ersins
bas sin;igs Wittel bistet, benz Ssuti9s
tbum bic N%usrfennuns uno Die gbre
su errinssn, tpsl9e ibm ssbibrt, err
fannten ole freuoi9f an.-In 8er-
s~niiaunssn. gslufigungen uiu. par
fein Wangel.
Spdt am Abenoe trennte f9 bic
tauienoi6piss Wense, uelde in id6n'
Her 6armOnie elm 6sf sefeiert, usl9es
o6ne sinsn MiBton o%erlief.
Die Ssle9atsn uurSen ipdter bOn
Den goanspilsr Vereinen bsrpirtbet,
reitsn banu Nbsnos ipdt tpiebsr at
uno lansien gu fribsr MOrgenitunbt
bier an. Die Serren Muguft Rubn,
s. ga9ran. Robert 8ipp uno @bas.
RrauB, wsl4s our Jeier oes Cages nit.
eereif ruaren, entidloHen fi9, nod in
gbansbile au 5lsiben. Nm Morgen
baiten fia aGs Selesaten uno @diie on
Der Sampfsrreiie nod 9enoeriOn, 4p.,
wslde auf Dem Sampfer .Sewel" un'
ternommer tuuroe, betbeiligt. Sie
i96nen Sasnen am GluBufer. fopis
aud bic frif9e, angenebms Worssnlufi
psrfeblten ni9t, auf lille sinsn angs.
nebmen ginoruf su MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
umQe3c0en.

u. @reper, 8erfds-
rungs', @runb.g igentbumss. Inleiten=
uno Wietbe-a sent, 3immer go. 81 i'm
JiBgeralbs@ ebdube, 6 Off Marfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
@etterberimt.
SO afhinaton. u. slug.

Sur 2. stuuOsn .nb.nO = ubr wOrssns. 80. ans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

- Die bette 5 Gent giQGrres IN
Der Gtabt, Wuao's .2pnsfelop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

SIR Snbiana: S@0n hente Gbenb;
0isnitas, i8On unS rparrt, sefoIst bon
S@auer I'M n6rSIiden Ebeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
utter @abmbeamter

Nit ppaem GsbaIt psnfionirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

W erIanst-ein eutss beutj1es Tdb1en fir aues.
- rntint Sansarbeit in elmer SamtIte bon 4 Per
fonen. saadsufrasen 727 Rsrb 9apitoI Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

2ocaLsR etterberi@t.
G&Sn beate MbenS unb ant Dienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

0|erIanst-gin Baarfespsr. gaHsufrassn 1891
~ ehb Gaft StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

q p~erfanfen = Gin fIeines Saus on Der 3sffen
- Strase, 3wii4sn 5itroiem uub Rapleton Stra.
benbabn ainis, aot 80 X 100. babf4er @arten. fnone
ObftanIass. gutter Brunnsu, tlmsebune erteu Rauses.
Gin Bargain, usmn i9nea ~psrfaxft. saa9sufrassn
s2s gspro Neribiau Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
0erlamat= Mn3etNen

resnb tusIaer art tpsrben IN Der .Snbiona 9ribHn,
nit Sc per Belle fur iebe Suiertiou berebuet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28

Ou perfaufen Nusas3ei9uete quite Yd4fub.
d SisitIbe 1T frii4 nnb giebt 4 Saaonen TiI1
prD 9as. SObm 8uf. Bluff aOab. 81 Me:Ism fab
lin bon Der Stabtgrsn3e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Il During the sreign8of King George iii III -
a party of capitalists formed AZ company
for taking up tracts of lands 4 In Virginia
under the King 81 patent,
Thcy looked around for a discreet,
iudiclous and honest az gent to send out,
who would locate3and take u the lands
in the name OF tho london Company
a t last they selected one, named John
Key, a who was represented as just the
man they wanted-and thereby hangs
tales Koy was entrusted with the money
and L power to act for; them. lie came
over about the year 1882, Travelled through
most of the Colony, Viewed the rich Eyir-
gin soil, and sent bnck a glowing account
Z or the new country. The London COM
{pany We're rejoiced. and drank to the
health or John Key IN bumpers Of rich
wine over the good news
j Time went on and nothing further was
heard from Key, At last It was deemed
expedient to send over a member Of tho
Company to see what was going on
10 the establishment Of the new agent
twas found upon his reaching Virginia.
that the Company did not own n foot Of
land all having been taken ZIP In tho
name of John Key! Key Ind selected
upon what Is now Abemarle County, for
locating his land and Is said to have gain
ed by his shrewdness5 nearly all the land
lying on the west side Of tho South West
Mountains. from GordonsvIlle to Char
'lottesvlllc, He made his home near Cor.
louisville. but built1thc present house at
Windia Know upon the upper part Of
his possessions. thus making 1t, 'undoubt-
cdlS, one OF the Oldest buildings now
standing in the county. The house has
the same peaked roof, dormer windows
and long low porch so 5cfo'mFmonly1scen In
those 1ays;its clear henrtpine tlmbers
ana whip sawed plank put on with hand
wroughtSnails area sound md substan-
,tidl MS ever, and good for nifty years
| more. ~ 1i tf 5'58 3
key, built within 1t n ballroom about
| twentygfcet3 square, wninscotted over the
! mantle. with It's queer halustered stair
way leading to the rooms above, IT Is
said that he would gather here once q
year. his boon companions from the sllr-
rounding counties, and hold n grand fes-
| tlyal Of several days feasting and dane
| ling, John Key had two sons, Martin and
John After his death, Martin succeeded
/ to the Winde Know house and kept Nh
/ the orgies Of his father. Martin added
4 to the estate several tracts by purchase,
/ and died 1871. leaving a large family,
1 who scattered over the South and West
1 The widow held as her dover the tract
'lupon which Bucna Vista now stands
After passing through several hands, tbs
! Windie Know estate finally came into
4 the p,ssass!on oftthe Minors, the Rrst he
ling Ioabney Minor, and then descending tt
.IW W, Minor, of Gale Hill. after wnosf
death IN 1857 1t was left to his son, W
4 w, Minor, Jr., its present owner.
The old building which has stood 81
J many decades, sits upon a high platea,
formed by a spur OF the mountain. 1t!
1 high elevation which is greater than tina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

of any OF, the houses along the Western
slopes, affords a splendid panoramic view
of the Blue Ridge-the extended Valley
beyond the Rivannu--tllei winding river
the town of charlottesville and the many
residences scattered over tile distnnt7plntn
Fl Its name "NNlndle II Know Is the
Scotch for s''Windic Knob given 1t by
Miss 5Nralvina Terrell, of Gallo Fill. sister
of Mrs, W. w. Minor Sr..9and auntBo Of
fyV,@SiW, Minor. Jr., t trulysYerifles its
name, for its lofty elevation go Tiers from
every point the cooling breezcs of SUM
mer8and cold piercing winds Of winter
Mr.. Minor has etained the old building
3inEall Its original .qunintness, a. picture o
which we give showing the type Of IA
century past, and save giving It "a new
roof, nothing has been added to change
ltssantique appearance si }{ s5 # IS .S
Mr.. Minor, who is d skilled farmer, has
also turned his attention to fruit, pur-s
chasing for this purpose, n large tract
on the summit of the mountain at his
rear, which was planted in grapes, for
SwhicliGit was cmlncntly suited, and from
which is derived handsome returns. ss2
4rheGpln has nlWays been noted for
Its nne apples and pears. "A large cherry
tree OF nearly q iccntury's growth still
stands Z In the corner &of theBsyard and
bears ITS luscious fruit, n q
fg lNllnOT, IIhc HIS GlIllUellL tllcTI rs
prominent in all the public interests OF
the county, having devoted his life Ito
tho advancement OF agriculture among
lhis nelghbors. !i58 r If u 81. M
His genial hearty Temperament fully
tsnstains the true, type OF the Virginia
gentleman, which none can forget who
chances within his domains, 44
LIN 1861 Mr.. Minor married. Miss Mary
II, Howe, of Dublin Pulaski county Viz
ginia.a From their union tho following
children: n a 5l55 5i5 "a y ttI tF M A 4 ".
Mary Waters Minor died Elizabeth
Isabella Minor, married Warren S. Lee;
Richmond Terrell Minor, married Miss
Mary 3, Cox. Of Richmond, Virginia.;
Malvna Terrell Minor, married Mr. Al
bert Cheap an artist; h Margaret Bryan
Minor. died; Mary FISHER Minor. n Il
In another, article will be given tho
Minor family from the first emigrant,
John Minor, of Topping Castle. Rappa-
hammock county Ylrgnia,$ early in the
18th century, from whom descended the
large family whose descendants have
spread over tho south ana west Tho
name originally was "Minot.,' evidently
French, and gained q most distinguished
notorlety both In Europe and this country,
8a n p 4 a. C.8 M. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
POLLARD


RED Monroe robinson. ISSUE: two 5daugh.-s
sters,3 83 III s3 NJ s5 " 3s S8J
- George {G) mt yer married s1SSl 455B3
3 Charles married Fannie yllo.ri
issue Ate who ma ried a orges Oil vief
Issue: Charles and lSat q. tt5 81
a Benjamin. (6) 1'.T married, second, ~ I'm
,Page, or Shell Gloucester s Issue Hen
i(e), married Blake NJ arsden,i Of ~ orfolks.
Issue az & tt3 i3
h !. Blake ~. t3.35 4
S}2 Page ~ Il NJ x 1, iy III lj ,S
& 81 Bessie 10 ~ X 5l IL 81
@ Margaret h 5) N1asoi, Pollard, Il born 1893;
died 1866 ;5 married, VI first, Monroe 1Sell VI,
of Frederick /. Issue a M onroe (o),I
WHO married Vie Lime, OF Ea ppa ham ock;
Issue 4 I. Ellen 10 dArnlst tend, who nial-
Rcd Richard H ackley Hnrnii,hael EiE2 q
3Lnno (7), married Alice Held 8. M rgnret
l(T) 8 *. ,izzle. t M VI
Margaret 81 M. T. 1narri led. III second,
George va Il, S Of " Norfolk, September
Is, 1929, Nfajor ] ohm Roberts's III C,l-
pepper. y lssue:: i5st 35 IN Ell Ri
A Il. Margaret 70, married Admiral Pen
snock Unltod States navy, q nd died II.
Yokohama, pan, une 1871 ~ g issue 81
2. II Eliza (6) Frances, married Il Captain
j. K, Mitchell, United States navy.
Issue Shkwoo Cd N q Y
8. George (6);tborn September a10, IL 1879 !;
died, unmarried, 1889. S.s ii 81
Benjarnin Pollard, lieutenant y, 4 y Ir'
United States navy; married, NJ first, 1lno--
gem d.,ughteryo or William Fl X Thompson
Issue 1. a1mogen ~ &; Q George !; 3.3NVil-
liam Fl. u Thompson. t ~
married second, Ina Ta " \.
No issue. 5 Il SsE3St
Joseph (s and ebert (s) had Rbut; one ne
sister 50 sfnr&ns can find. 81
N Elizabeth married Philip Pen lleton,
tie son Of SPhil the enrgrailt ia ssue:5 a
Benjamin. NJ ajor Pendletor married .tt
Mary Macon. " ssuc: RI az "
Janles Gan officer the Revolutionary l15 y.
army i'll VI 5lti ~
4 9. Philip, & Cfronls whom tho F'endletons't
ofEIling and Queen are descende q )sS83;sj
III 8. "a daugliter,8Who married q Holmes. S 4.
B91I. IA daughter, who married 5S- 49,
Thomas 35 IA ta Ne.
lii. daughter whoama FRIED - Chap
Nv. "A daughter Who arrlefl lar \.
wood. M Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

this ,-out,E person Nor did the Boston
Conservatory ever bfea tho u for her the
subtle aroma al opera tic Z lessons That
ficrsIste1itiyl boon1 III tine spring IL My 81
rather let Its shy, that! slie has tleardered
sdecorousiy through The t9l 1Nllo VERY lSlt,g ~
dom. whose chop-suey m emu Is forever
seasoned VII sober, ellg lble moo
aturnes and forelgi st udcs and serraftic
intangible 'sy,nphonies.' She goes de el,1 --I
this calous petit ted Ice house, with
1.-THE llpturned nose. 3 Sheiis the Artesa Il
Wei. digger III the world of Shurnolly,$nn1
$her8 ear II the dnntond dlill that ct to- y
Through tho lonmB OF Sinuslcal SUPERFICIAL
8ityy and lets the broad a light of tla y shine
cruelty and badly on defects Once In
#a ecnde perhaps, she hears the ,r.enl
thing, 3b,it when shes.loes she Is practi-,s
5callyf5 alone II, 3hor8 bliss. Tile men, mt
any rate, ,w,ll not share itiwlth5 !, err
mo, not when they can flee to tobacco or
strong drink. 3 4 hi iS l;aai
the that, h brave gut pay
the penalty. For they8must be cautious
part NOT easy d act. y 5sfF 81. NJ
Oil wouldn't dare toSt tell his Boston
CONSERVATORY t,aluinnn' II hat once q trasss
band u from d n country town made you
long to be soltliergo or a stntesr1an: that
8onlyt5a syettr ago vest crdny q H rural fid-3
Sdler returned youth !yotit all In Lights
that mot three weeks since y on h cord In
l,ovel d ban 10 which seems to electrifys
your once-rheuinatic limbs; that but yes-EE
4 terday the orchestra In q second rate;
playhouse bore you Ito a adlnnt land 81
eternal spring and H banished winterSSasS
though Il were but q u passing chilly
zephyr. N Gas the nj g gers; would say. YOU
gdaresn't @tell hel. those things for ID lers
musical genius arnors It's iridescence'i In
"a coating OF Ice, while you are but $ant
$ignoramus with assorted emotions on
5;tnp and could be translated HI to 9 the
seventh heaven OF dell Oh by I he melodyS
of d. j ews harp. if5 M; y. st N: 3s$2
5 Query.s1s It better to EplowS deep or not
bother, bother abou t the wlre -gra ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !.


LEAVE TRlCHMOND DAILY. 4EfG
E 900 AZ Mn LIN raj n rriyesi
norfolk II 10 Is. tops only at Petersburs
}Wavery and Suffolk
NJ I: 06 As NJ CHICAGO a ExpREss.s II Bnnos
yparlor Car. Petersburg " % Lynchpurg &, ana
Roanoke. Pullman, Sleepers RoAnoks tos column
bus, BJueiied to Cincinnati r. nlsp Fsonuo ka 4to
Knoxy and Knox lis8 to Chat t. noosa ana
Memphis
80 ~. a DAN o1S lsxPR Ess for Tsrt ems
si!tia, Lynchburg and Roanake Q.
a. ) :oo P.s5 Mo- DEAN tI.s p LIM1TErs..Ar.7
lives r. sl?ps only az .Petsr e
$iteanersS 70 noston Provid New ork:J
ftnl tinlDrcS and wa ghin g
rs y orfol and al sta A tions east
d :sSsI ssi.MHEw oisLEAS S. HoKr II n ";
Puiman eepsrs r lchnso,,d 81 a1 e,
Cha ta ND n 81, ora 90 NJ
s;so i, 81, II oUls ExPR Ess. Throagal
pullman Sleeper I'stcrsburs tos lur q ~
Trains iron, \ 81 a; e
300 +. rom r. ~
Spnd
q 81, fsFcvf.s G. HI BosLEY
Gent pa a. "a I'll y ST. Pass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
81 5AeAe8RaHHs
Whi11ls of the 1 /: | / 1
.fM1Js1C HA II b AR B ARIANs \ III

@B&s 81 gg B@EtHB@8#8N}SSSgSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

ert t5), William ~ Robert 81, 81 Rich
ard ~ Robert ~ Robert t2) Rob X
i.crp born July o,Ss1 75G; married iJGel.
tlnughtcr8of Fitch IInclsley and william
Underwood, from Culpepcr,@ He moved
Ito Richmond, wns vestrymanS of old ST.
Joints Church, and n SnieinberF of the firm
'tf Pickett, 4 Pollard and ~ ohnson. ~ H ia
d. Ellen (e) 11ackley 4 Pollard married
Howell Lewis, 8tlle youngest Il son 81 Col-
0nel Fielding lewis whose wife was
Betty Washington. G have this record
complete to date.) N i55s J3.H;
9. Elizabeth (6) Coleman re llard siin5lr--i
.riet Thomas Richardson, OF AVsstoilvlllc.
Hanover county, son of John8nnd Martha
SCDe y IilesD richardson e THOMAS 1aith-5
aixson was tho father or Robert Pollard
Richardson, Major. njamln W. Rich
{nrdson, Mrs. Jaluln r. Tnylor&nnd Mrs.
George Tnbb Booker. 5f ii e jt3 II S$l
3. Lucy 10y Ann Blair Pollard married
Major John r. Roberts, ~ 4 Culpepel'. "a s
4. George (6) Pollard (Robert ~ Il aich-$
ard ~. Robert 81. VI Robert Il p, IA Robert,
married Mary Griffin daughter; Of Samuel
Griffin, and Catherine Hnnis) Adams.
Issue $5sS ijf s NJ iii IA
b58 |. Samuel ~ Pollard. n, Stli 81
Q. DR.. Edward N Pollard. t sts.itt 4, 4 ~
a5 3. Robert ~ Pollard. IS IT 5t3
THESE three brothers wentNto California;
sI8laveS their record complete. sl rs
"a. Il Virginia c) & Pollard, married Dr.
Nichols, 9 4 New Orleans. Il have this to-
date.) III a <. IS # 8l5
rs s. Mary "a & Pollard married Edward
Swain, Or New York. No issue. # n 3;F
s. Ellen Pollard married Inge Smith, OF
Mobile. iis3; b III RI ;.5s
Y John (a) Pollard (Robert ts). Robert (2),,
Robert, member Committee .8sof Safety
died III King and Queen leaving seven
SON md two dau ghters. @ #
~. Benjamin. az Pollard S(Robert 81, i1sob ert3
3(2), Robert ijsettled in a Norfol y married
May 81 7, 1884 Aha gail ia Tor. III ssue:
Rcnjan,ln born August rs 17s9;;
died 1861 ,{5 gl s$l
q Margare Mason (5), II born 4 100; Y d led
1866 s & IS "a sas3.
benjamin Pollard} (13enJamln co.
Robert ~ !. 7obertg (2), IF obert) born AIS
gust rs, 1885, married first, lin oval
Issue: q 81 m ;s3 si IA y: Il
no. gar.et married James ar
son L ockart Crennessee), United States
navy. Iss,ie: /. Fannie (7) Matt e,ii1ar-3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

II, however. sou would putsSour senti-S
ment In pickle and immunity your emo-
4tions In the cerenlents OF good form, look
behind you and behold the young fe-4
malo person JUST from the Boston Con-
seryatory, skyward tits her nose;
Sauiverless Is her facet lustrelest afo her.
ipeepers; lcaden are her feet and dormant
is her soul. Hers Is an educated cara
sort OF Ph. D., r, D., Ill, D., f. r., g..
and NJ. A.. aurcular apparatus, No orr
chestral wine, women and whiskey for