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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Rally at Surry..

lspecal 70 The Y Times Dlspatch) 1 \
A large crowd assembled in the court
house here Tuesday to listen to addresses
on the needs Of the hour along education
nj lines.
The meeting WINS called to order by
ty association. after which he introduced
Judge ]. c, West, OF Wnvcrly, Va, who
In thirty-five-mlnute address set forth
the needs and how they could be met.
advanced practical ideaa and showed
how they could be put into action, l
Meetings are being arranged and will
be held III various parts of tho county.
Efforts will be made to enroll avery man
and woman MS members Of the county
association,
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Gillian, John y. Watkins, T. 8. Beck
with and Representative Of Tho Times
Dispatch. Speeches rcplete with Interest
and humor were made By Mr.. Van Rcns-
sclaer, Or. Frissell, Mr.. Churchman. Mr..
Woodley. DR.. Hatcher. Colonel Crosby,
Mr.. Watkins and Mr.. Mcllwaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van. Rensselaer, went
down the Apponattox this evening on a
launch to board their yacht at city
Point, whence they will proceed as far
as Jamestown tonight.
,i5 Y. NJ. C.. A. LECTURE.
A delightful lecture on A"Slr, Walter
Scott and Romnnticism,'' by DR.. Frederick
II. Sykes. Of Columbia University, New
York, interested and amused an audience
that crowded the j. Nj. G. A. Hall last
night. The lecture was given under the
auspices OF the Southern Female College.
Mr.. Arthur Kyle Davis, president of the
college, introduced Dr. Sykes and cx-
planned to his guests the purposes OF the
lecture association, which Is now being
organized here, and Is expected to become
one OF the main educational features OF
the city. DR.. Sykes delivered a very
successful couse Of lectures here last
year, and was warmly received BY his
many old friends. but says that he VIII
not get swelled head. as he is mar ma
ried man. l
Miss Bernice Slaughter. Of this city,
was yesterday elected State Vice Coun-
cillor OF the Daughters OF Liberty by the
State Council at Lynchburg. Miss
Slaughter will thus become the head OF
the order in Virginia next year. She
Is a. member OF George A. Thompson
Council. No. 49,
Bishop a.. M. Randolph preached and
confirmed class at Grace Episcopal
Church this evening Bishop Randolph
is the guest OF the Rev. G. BraSton,
BRYAN. rector OF Grace Church.
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IN NORTHUMBERLAND.
The County School Board IN,
crease the Pay Of Teachers.

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& 1EATHsV1LLE. VA, May 24.--Mrs.
Annie Lyell Fcklin, Of Litwalton,. Lam
caster county has Issued invitations to
the marriage OF her daug liter, h..ss An
ME Beale Fickin to Mr., T. & Benle Mars
toni, OF Tappahannock.l The ceremony
will take place thursday at i l. a. M,
June list, at Bethel MethuIIsr Church, In
upper Lancaster. The young coupM are
well known and very popular throughout
Tidewater. Mr.. Marston is salesman for
a well-known Baltimore house.
Rs Very few fish were caught by the
steamers during the past
week, owing to the cool weather which
set in about the middle of tho week. Up
to the time Of the change Of weather,
alenwives were becoming very plentiful
and all the signs pointed to unusually
successful fishing during the first part
OF the season.
Rev.. G. X. Bradley. OF White Stone
ind Farnham Churches In Richmond
county, recently extended to him.
Rev. F. w. Claybrook and Drs. II. NJ.
Wharton and Barron will have charge
of the religious services OF Wharton Grove
Camp Meeting which begins July 2sth.
At a recent meeting Of the County
School Board at this place. It was de-
cided to increase teachers pay rs fol-
.lows:a First grade. s31; Second grade, s27:
Third grade. 1923. In addition to this
teachers here usually double their pay
by teaching extras" that Is studies
outside OF the regular public school
studies 4
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WEDDINGS IN
OLD VIRGINIA.
The Black Walnut Presbyterian
Cllurcl, Presents Brilliant
Scene.
MISS EAsLEY THE BRIDE 81 L:
The cliurcl, Beautifully Deco
rated and the Music
Enchanting.
MISS EA !; l..IE' THE BRIDE
faneclnl to ,r,ha Tlmes-pisnatnh !,

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BLACK WALNUT, VA, May 24.-The
Presbyterian Church at this place was
the scene OF beautiful marriage at 10
O'clock this morning, the contracting par
ties being Miss JAMIE Marshall Easley,
of this place. and Mr.. Richard Holland
owen, of South Boston. formerly OF
Clarksville.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the occasion. AS the wedding party
came IN, Rubcnstein's march was skill
fully played by Mr.. Philip S. Easley. A.
b., Of Davidson. N. c.. who also rem
dered softly while the vows we're being
spoken "Cupids serenade.' an original
composition OF his own. The bride en-.
tered the, front door with the maid Of
honor, Miss sallie Harris, of Danvllc,
preceded by little Miss Beth Easley, OF
South Boston, and Master Dick owen,
OF Clarksville, who strewed flowers all
the way to the altar where the groom
entered through the rear door with his
best man. Mr.. William A. Mngee. Of
Clarksville, and Rev. L. B. Johnston,
d. D.. of South Boston, met them at the
altar, where a beautiful moral horseshoe
was suspended, and united them for life,
after the beautiful form used by the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. John c. Harris, OF South Boston,
was master OF ceremonies, and Nfessrs.
ID. w. owen, OF Denniston: Thomas II.
b owen, Of Clarksville: Charles w. Jor-
dan, Of Black Walnut, and Thomas Eas-
ley, of South Boston, were ushers
The bride was becomingly attired in
blue Louisine silk and carried a huge
bouquet of Bride roses. The maid Of
honor was lastly gowned In white or
CANDY over silk, and carried white car
nations. @
After receiving the CONGRATULATIONS OF
the large company Of friends and rela-
tives present, the happy couple went to
South Boston, where they boarded the
/ noon train north for a tour. which Will
embrace most OF the principal cities north
Of Washington. and expect to be at'home
in South Boston, & Va1;$ after June 10th.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Or. and Mrs. Andrew Easley, and
niece of Colonel Henry Easley. Of Gov
ernor Montague's staff, and Thomas
Easley, ESQ, clerk of the courts for
Halifax county. and Is possessed Of traits
OF character as lovely as her wlnsome
person. The groom Is a popular and
prosperous business man Of South Bos-
ton, where he moved from Clarksv :l g
about two years ago. e
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I SHOEMAKER COLLEGE.
A Young Lady Takes Scholar h''lLzl
ship Medal. for First Time.

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GATD CITY, VA. May 24.-Ihel COM
liese at this place have Just closed: The
annual sermon was preached sunday Dy
Rev. J. TYLER Frazier, of Marion.
Miss Bertha Francisco the first time, IN
the history sof the institution that tbs
honor has gone to n young lady, me
By s.. M. Corns: the debaters' medal by
n. W. Taylor, and the readers medal BY
Miss Mamie Morrison. There were SIX
medals giyen mp by ene three
This was the eighth session Of the in
stitution. For the past three years Prof.
r. b. Fitzpatrick; OF Bedford l, City,,, "a \
been president of the college, and has
shown himself to be progressive edu-
Gator. The college is steadily elevating
the grade of the teachers of the coun-
ty and Inspiring the people with greater
enthusiasm in the cause OF education.
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ASHLAND PLEASED.
Mr.. s1nithey's Appointment Gives
Satisfaction-Song Recital.
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ASHLAND, VA, May 24,-The seleo-
ton OF Mr.. Marvin Smithey. of Ashland,
by the State Board Of; Education for
Superintendent Of schools of Hanover
county, after a deadlock Of several weeks,
gives much satisfaction locally
Mr.. Smithey Is a dintlnguish shed master
a, brother of Professor r, B. Smithey. OF
the college. He was several years 2
very efficient, teacher at the Bedford
Mrs Browning. OF Washington, p. CT
sister of Mrs. James Chenery., OF Ash
land. Will give a song recital at the
Henry Clay Inn next Monday night, May
29th, for the benefit Of st. James Dpisco-
pal Church of this place.. as
Mr.. Sheppard Webb will be the accom-,
panlst Mrs. Yeamans, OF Richmond. VIII
An alarm of fire hore this afternoon
brought out most of tho upper end Of
tho residents of the town. 1t proved to
be a slight fire at Mrs. Blincoe's, which
was soon extingulshed, i,
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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS
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Especial to The Times plspatch.)
BRISTOL, YA.y,l8 May 24--It Is reported here,
although the report lacks confirmation, that
George = Carter has bought the coal coal and nd
Iron Company In Southwest Virginia, The
price reported to have been paid for the com
pany's Southwest Virginia possessions 10 s2lO,-
Z Co., Tho civil engineer of the Interstate Com
pany has left Southwest Virginia. and IL
looking after the company's interests IN lower
East Tennessee W VI s Z t}5g5 !,
SyanIn was arrested Sunday on the charge OF
crlminaly assault!ng Miss Peachy Parkes; O., o.
a justice and was sent on to the grand Jury,
and bailed in the sum Of s, 10000,
& NORFOLK, yA..-Captain Wash Lambert,
recently appointed to the police force with
the expectation az serving ASA detective, re-
signed to-day because no was required to
wear the uniform 1Ie had never served ,' as ls
I W HS1SSsti ESTER, r,oy, VIM 2. Smith,
former rect or OF 81, George Eniseopal Churs9
to Christ Church, Iof this city, md wiz occupy
the pulpit on the first Sunday In july He VIII
succeed Rev. Nelson II. Dame, who accepted a
call to Ossining, N Y..last June. " 4 I'll
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Sandidge- Campbell.
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AMHERST,S VA, May 24.--Miss Nellye
l., Campbell s. and Mr.. Forrest B. San
didge were married at the home OF the
bride, near yaandidge's, in this coun-s
ty, this morning at 11:a0 o'clock. The
bride i'd -hal only daughter of Supel-
visor Bern lrd B. Campbell. Of Temper
ance District. and Is one Of the most
attractive ybu:.g ladies of Amherst coun-
ty. The groom Is son OF MI. j. NJ.
Sandidge who lives near New GLASGOW.
In this county. and Is a rising young
salesman, travelling through Virginia and
North Carolina, for the well-knoWn dry
goods house OF Carter, Webster and Com
pany, Of Baltimore.
+ Owing to the recent illness Of the father
of the bride, the wedding was quiet
home affair, only the immediate rela-
tiVes OF the contracting parties being
present. The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. T. H. Campbell. Of Louisa,
county. uncle Of the bride. Tho best
man was Mr.. b. B. sandidge. brother
of tina I, groom. Mrs. Payne Carroll, Of
Charlottesville. Va, was matron of hon
or and her attendants were Misses Ora
Hill, Bessie George and Rosebud Camp
bell, Miss Martha Carroll was flower
girl.
After the ceremony delightful din
r,e- was served at the hospitable homo OF
! Mr.. and Mrs sanddgo left for i trip
To Washington, Baltimore and other
the home Of the sroom's father near
New Glasgow. ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
VISIT FROM MRS.
VAN RENSSELAER, [. ) !: |: |. ! Fl
She It1spccts the John Z
Dix Industrial
School,
OF. WHICH SHE is THE PATRON
a Splendid Educational Inter
prise for Negroes Near
Petersburg.
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, PETERSBURG, VA. May 2i.-A large
delegation OF Petersburg,s representative
citizens were to-day given the oppor-
tunty, through the courtesy Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, OF Phila-
delphIa, to see the work and inspect the
buildings OF tho John A. Dix Industrial
School, a few miles from this city. In
Dlnwiddie county. This school, named
for John A. Dix, the war Governor OF
New York state. Is maintained BY Mr.,
and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, who came
down from Philadelphia on their yacht.
May, now at City Point. and went out to
the school to-day, having as their guests.
besides the petersburg contingent. a.
4 number OF men well known in educa-5
3tional work, among whom were Colonel
Schuyler Crosby, OF New York; ex-Gov-
s crnor OF Montana. and formerly member
OF the pubic .chool board OF New York
!. city; DR.. II. 3. Trlssel, head of; the
we'll known Industrial institute ut Hamp-'
ton, Va: Mr. Woodley, of the school
4 board OF Passaic, N. il: and Messrs. Nor
Z rIs Earl and Fl G. Churchmnn, OF Phila-
dclphin, bot OF whom take an active In
tercst In this work.
SPLENDID INSTITUTION.
43 Because OF Its someWhat Isolated loca-
Il ton, about mile from Dinwidd!e sta
lion. on the Seaboard Air Line Railway
! comparatively few Pctersbnrgers have
4 been aware OF the extent and value Of
the work OF this school, founded and
maintained By Northern rhilanthropists.,
in giving colored young men and women.5
not collegiate education" hut practical
manual preparation in Workshop. forge,
kitchen and laundry for the daily work
4 OF their natural future life.
Agriculture is the speciality Of the,
course, and thorough preparation In
4 every department Of practical farming
8is afforded. The educational course IS
elementary, and arranged to supplement.
the practical work with appropriate men.
tai training.
The visitors to-day returned enthusi-
estic about the institution. This admir-
able work for the colorcd race In this
sectlonS OF Virginia was begun a number
4 OF ycgrs agosby Mr.. Alexander Van Rcns-3
sclaer's father, Cortlandt Van Rensse-5
laer. to whose memory the main building
OF the SCHOOL Is dedicated. The institu-
ton was entirely reorganzcd few years
ago, and is making great progress under
charge OF Professor J. NJ. solson. OF Pc
tersburg.s graduate OF the Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute. .
# ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON.
II After viewing the buildings and grounds
Z OF the school, Mr.. and Mrs. Rcnsselaer's
guests were entertained at. an elegant
lnhchson at which we're present from.
Petersburg William B.ssAicllwnine. cotn-3
sci for the Institution: y. t. Patterson,
DR.. ]. NJ. Peasants Rev. DR. w. c.
Taylor, Rev. DR.. 8. G. Hatcher. Robert
= - = & & i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
/. RICHMoNDER. 10 WED.
Charter Of the Baker Tanning
Company Recorded.
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cHEsTpRFTEI.D C. H, VA. May p. -----
license was issued for the padrar fo TO-
'merlv OF Dakota, to Miss Florence 2.
DuVa Of this county Mr. hee ans, Is Is
Caaseirnans md Company OF Richmond.
The young lady is q daughter Of II. the
late Mr.. B. = j. DuVal. and Is native
Of this county. She is a talented mu-
I The The couple will make their. future home
The E Charter Of the w. w. Baker Tan
ming Of HqllSbofESo ties on
ice. The officers Of the company are:
w. W.. Baker president; James Salem Salem
vice president, and j; P.:B 3a 3se sa
itai Of the company IS not less than
slO, 900 norrmore than $4,000.
Mr.. Howard swineford has sold the
Gates Mill tract of nine acres. on Fall
ing Greek, to Miss Rachel A. Richard
son for SIX !.
4 Mrs. Helen Pearce has returned to her
home here from Washington.
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! At Miller Scnoo,,.

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MILLER SCHOOL. VA. May 24-Miss Viz
mer from " inston- Salem. N, c., where she has
been student for the past year.
Miss Fannie Clements. who was called 70
ScottsyiIlc several days ago to witness the
last sad rtets of her mother, returned to-day,
Cards arc out for the marriage of Mr.. Ernest
w. Goodwin and Miss Vyrgie 3. Smith. June
9Th. in the Miller School Chapel Annex:
lflM Mrs Beale, OF Fredericksburg. Va, Is q
guest OF her son, r.. G. Beale, Jr. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Reduce Taxes.

Special t. The Times !, ;pis ateh.) s.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Stafford
1905 from forty cents 10 thirty-Aye cents
per 500 value, and have done away with
the extra county poll tax. a
Rev S. II. Tenplemanf has resigned as
pastor Of Antioch Church. In Orange
county and Will 30 to New York to
continue his studles I,
Chapel, near Brooke, Stafford county, on
Saturday afternoon, the sum Of $50 was
realized for the church treasury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Seven Years for Murder

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4 MANCHESTER, {VA., May "a. AFTER being
out five hours tho Jury 4;l5 O clock this AZ
telnoon, In the trial OF Reynolds Carlisle. at
Berryviile, tor the murder OF John Krombiing
last December. returned Ia verdict of guilty,
and recommended q sentence of seven yearH
IN the penItentlary. The prisoners counsel
asked for new trial, but It had not been
granted at late hour. "a " ~ # 5s
Il Carlisle, as q result Of a quarrel, struck
Sronbling in the head with q rock, from
which the man died four days later, on
Christmas. The prisoner Is nineteen years %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
move SHOPS / FROM
CREWE TO- NORFOLK '|.|:|.| |! II !.
Norfolk and Western Has an
Immense Coal Con
s3l.,85 tract. &
especial to The T4mes-Dispatch.)

NORFOLK. VA, May q. The fact that
the persons allied with Norfolk and Vest
ern Railroad have acquired q large
amount of valuable land in South Nor
folk, along the line OF the road, confirms
tho statement that the road Intends to
move the shops from Crewe, Va, to Nor
folk. s
There is contract to deliver two mil
lion tons Of coal u year to the Ber-
wind White Company, In addition to the
regular business Of tho road, which Will
require moro cars and greater facilities
among which are larger repair shops
here where the cars nre ompued,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Sullins College.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, May 24,--In connection with
tthe commencement exercises at sullln's Col
lege the Methodist school here for young
ladies. diplomas We're awarded this fwsek DIS
follows: H. s. degree Aiases Clara Kidd, Nell
Neil Parks. Mary Belle hitenker8B. A. do
groe, Misses Virginia and Ella potson, Frances
g. Biggs, Matte McCrery. Mamie p, RAN
dali, Virginia Summers; school OF expression,
Misses Virginia Jones, LILLIAN n, Neil. Nell
Nell Parks. Katherine =, sprattti eommercial
course. Aisucs Dorothy Parker, Inez II, Butler
ora *, Mays; art, Miss Helena Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Brunswick Meeting.
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Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
E Law R10NCEVILIt VA. May 24.-An
day. DR.. Dunaway, Of D1npora, and
President Boatwrlght Of Richmond Col
lege, were the speakers. "a
ganizntlon was perfected composed Of
twenty-four members. with Miss Hon
rietta Meredith rs president; Mrs. w. B.
tendent. as yice-president, and Miss
Louise Hamlin, secretary and treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Ambrose-Ernerson.

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LLRAY, VA. May 24.--Mr. James Kel-
Ter Ambrose, OF Shenandoah county and
Miss 'Lottie Virginia Emerson daughter
OF Mr.. Edward Emerson, We're married
iuray, X today. Rev. w. H.. II. Joyce.
Of tie Methodist Church, officiating,
The attendants were Mr. WILLIAM Iy.
singer and Miss Lizzie Ambrose. OF Mount
JACKSON, Mr.. and Mrs, Ambrose left
FOR Shenandoah county soon after their
marriage, where they wall mako their
tflltlIre home. isiGta & tsss }5 3f3{t itb}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
YOUNG. LADY HURT.
Horse Runs Away and Dashes
Buggy. Against Telegraph Pole.

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ABINGDON, VA. May 24.--What might
Street here this evening was very mar
rowly averted when a spirited horse.
drawing buggy containing two young ne
ladies'. who nre attending school az me
LOUISE woodward and Mary Scott, ran
away and dashed into telephone pole,
badly demolishing the buggy and throw
Miss Woodward was bruised about the
face and arms and rendered unconscious
for a short time; Miss Scott escaped
with slight injuries. "a
Miss Woodward is resting comfortably
and will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Virginia Institute,
a., d rha 1Ynes.Dlsnotch5

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BRISTOL, VA, May 2.-Ihe v,rglnia
to-day. Tho literary address was, Dolly
cred BY DR., W, D.. Pickard Of Lynch an
burg and was ~ justtiieat !! No or the
The young ladies receiving Diplomas.
being mostly Virglnians, We're; Misses
Gates. Moftet, Floy Harris. Mslma Hur-
tthhia Orr Pauline Cody and Marion John
son, .as8 X -s{tif39 lls,sH e ..5E5l5a8 y IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Az Notable Diplomat.

Digo Mendoza, the newly appointed min,
lister OF Columbia to this country. Is q prom.
inent lawyer. q noted student OF internal ional
law and political economy and a. member, Of
Congress, He has been president q The I, Me-
pubiican university, q professor In the leading
COLLEGES a writer OF fame and one of the re-,
gconnized leaders OF the Liberal party. Sl 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
MAsoNs HERE,
Large Attendance Upon the Ses-
c;onc of tha Secret Order. SE

The Scottish Rite Musons OF this State
are hero in annual session, and are having
an interesting time, They arc meeting ut the
Temple and will he here for another day, Of
ficers will he chosen to-day. matters OF inter-
est to Masons viii he discussed and various
feasts will be enjoyed, The attendance 10
large. prominent members of the order from
ali oyer the State being In attendance, rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Education in Lancaster.

(Special to The Times Dispatch.)
WARSAW, YA., May 24.-Hon II. st.
George Tucker and Rev, DR.. w. T. Dun
away addressed large representative
body Of citizens at Lancaster Courthouse
ca ton. "A resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted calling upon the
board Of supervisors to levy an addi-
tional county and district tax for school
pllrDOSeS, II -t4s t4tSfett n.y. 55 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
GAY
OLD POINT

This is the most beautiful season Of the
year to visit Old Point, Visit the VI S.,
ships Take G, and O. 500 Sunday Out
Ing Trains--S,30 and 8 A. M. 81 100 Round
trip to Old Point, Ocean View, Buckroe
and Norfolk. Parlor cars attached, Ten
hours at the seaside. Three hours longer
at Ocean View than via any other route.
Returning trains leave Old Point 4;55 p.
M and S;l5 u. N. 45s !, * 81 Il
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17

Won't it jar you when you learn that
F. A. Losekamp and Emil Frank have
about decided to put up joint two
story brick block on the Lo7ekamp
corner? Well, this is highly probable.
The work of building may begin early
in the spring. Both gentleman are
abundantly able to build. They only
need their own consent TO so ahead
with the work. If Mr.. Losekamp
builds he will arrange the upper floor
for frstclass, up-to-date hotel. 1t
will surpass anything between Seattle
and Spokane. Mr.. Losekamp may
take his own time to reach a conclusion
but when he does decide to move in the
matter there will be something doing
in the old town. Frank has the mon
and he will make us all open our eyes.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-11-17

Joe Teshera entertained a number Of
his friends at his bachelor quarters
last Sunday. He not only gave them Il
right royal feast but convinced them
that, though not blessed with wife, be
knew how to do the culinary act. The
meat course consisted of wild duck and
other game, with trimmings, accom-
panied with oysters in various styles.
vegetables, cakes and pies and so forth.
The $50 forth embraced champaign
and other liquid refreshments.
Covers were laid for the following
guests: r. T. King, Gene and Claud
Hamilton, n. Patterson, J. C. Davis
aud L. f. Rohrbeck.