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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
VIRGINIA ], / Z |.
J. BR IE:FS
Especial 10 The Times Dlspa tch.)

gi. Especial 10 The Tlires- Dlspa tch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, 5cptenber 10.
5-ABeriinrti Alexander, q. young whit q man
was shot and painfully wounded lnst
Night OH tho grounds Of n carnival which
liz being held at Thlrty.Beventh Street
anu Washington Avenue. a negro. Who
wns supposed To hive doilo the SHOOTING,
Albert McCray, WIS arrested, but Inter
was dtscharged, because of lack Of eyi-
dence agniiist HIM. +. 4 I. /. VI Il Il.
sHEI,PAl4Ds, BUCKINGHAM COuN'..
ny, rA,--Mr. Gnrnetlo 11lliotte, Of this
COUNTY, near Curdsvllle, Ind Il very fine
house OF tobacco destroyed by fire last
Friday. Also Mr.. Richard Morgnn, from
near the Courthouse, had one burned on
the 18th Of this month";. M
SU1TFOL VA. ,-Bccoming ehrnged OF
tho engagement Of large mum Der OF
1talans BY q contractor on the Underwater
Railway, d gang Of negroes went on q
strike yesterday, Realizing that tho ltgl-3
1nns were not going to be displaced, the
negroes asked to be taken back, but
some Of them were rejected.
fow days Winchester hns become head
quarters for practicnllyEal ali the apple
buyers in6ths section. and few crops re-
NUN unsold. N ono dealers alone, r. O..
ohm, of John Nix and Conpany,$ot NeN
York, returned to-day from tho county,
nfter buying 10000 barrels of apples Tor
export. He also closed II deal at Staun-
ton for $1,000 barrels. u p
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LIFE UNDERWRITERS.
President Dolph Tells Of Associa-
tons Growth,

HARTFORD. CONN. September H.
Insurance men to the number Of about
1925 from MI over the country, attended
the opening session Of the convention Of
the National Association of Life Under-
writers hore to-day. ss
John polph OF Cincinnati president o.
tho association, delivered his annual adj
dress. FIe said In part:
SIN the matter Of membership New
York alone made an Increase of forty
one; New Jersey, thirty-seven, and Phil
5adclphla, thrty-four The thirty-ono as
sociations made a net gain OF one hun
bred and fifty-six. Added to these are
three hundred and eighteen new members
In the fourteen associations which have
affiliated r5beensreinstutcd during the
year, making a total net gain OF foul
hundred and scventy-four. This gives
us n membership Of two thousand nnd
thlrty-two. New associations have been
organized In Lansing, Syracuse. Bingham
ton, Evansville Birmingham Springfield,
ILL.,, San Antonio and Canton"
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to 60 forward with their arrangements
or the Presidents reception here on Octo-
Der 24th. Governor Blanchard to-day
tclephoned to Mayor Behrman his con-
currence In the action taken by the
citizens committee in asking the Presi-
dent to come here October Path. The
Governor said he would be present to
assist in the reception.
General w. j. Behan president of the
Louisiana immigration Mission, compos-
ed OF planters, is holding conference with
DIR. White with a view to sendin. OF
immigrants to the sugar flclds. DR..
White will aid the planters provided
the immigrants are carried through the
city In screened cars, which plan 1t
is intended to follow. .la5
DR.. RQscnnu, bacteriOloglst OF tho Ma
rine Hospital Service, has forwarded a
jar of 400 specimens Of the stegomyln,
which he has gathered here to Sur
geon General Wyman for study In the
government laboratory. DR.. Rosennu
says TINT while some proof Is needed, 1t
is not Improbable that tho, local bact O.
biologists who have been at work here
have discovered tho. gdrm OF yellow
fever.
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THE ODD.FELLOWS.
Objection to a Proposition That
Would Admit Negroes.
I(Dy Associated Prcss.) s


PHILADELPHIA, PA, September H.
The real work OF tho annual comtnunica-
ton Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows began to-day. Exhaustive dis
cussion will take place on tho question OF
nrlIation with Manchester Unity. There
Is considerable objection to this propo-
sltlon; since 1t would admit negroes 70
membership. ftlTE15 i.i
Tho judiciary committee OF the sove-i
ltsign Lodge made report approving
Number Of decisions made by the grand
sire. One Of these was q decision inyolv-
Ing an Interpretation OF the present law
dealing with the eligibility to member
ship of those engaged In the liquor busl 4
ness, to which n proposed amendment IS
now pending before the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The judiciary committees report was
not made public Tho proposed amends
ment will probably come up for consld-
Grafton Thursday. "
Toronto is In the lead as the next place
OF meeting next Year.
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THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT
FOR THE HORSE SHOW '.
The Sale Of Tickets Opens Up
In Manner That Betokens I'm
precedented Success.

The office Of the Richmond Horse
Show Association in the chamber Of
commerce was crowded during great
part of yesterday, when tickets We're
on SALE Mr.. NJ. O. Warthcnaw WIS smil-
ing when The Times Dispatch man Wis
tied him at his office.
"We are going 10 have the greatest
kind Of a show said Mr. Warthen,
better than we have ever had and with
Il lot OF horses that Will delight the
people. Tho way the tickets are going
shows that there Is all manner of inter-
est being taken in the exhibition this
year. I wish we had double as many
boxes, for I have every day people COM
Ing In to beg me to get them box"
What about those New York harness
horses?" asked the reported.
}5"I can't tell you anything until Satur-
day replied Mr.. Warthen you see, it
would not be fair to tho exhibitors to
tell who had entered until the entry
list Is closed. / can say this, however,
that we are perfectly satisfied with the
outlook for the show ~
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Thomas c. P. Pc
fsnccInl to The TImes-Dispatch.)

THOMAS nn SET 6. r. Pool s'i one sep Of the most
prominent citizens OF Meckenburg. died
at his home on Hyco, on the nth, after q
rNIng lllneas. Nir. Pool was Il veteran OF
the Civl, War. lie Ind been q leading
man. having been for many years IN tho
foundry business He was jealous
member Of Aarons Creek Baptist church
anil gave literally to ths cause o[ rcllg-
lon. He was very charitable he was
buried at Anron's Greek church yester.
day The funeral was attended BY MS
family ana nh ~ nelehborS.
r. c. Chenault.
# FARMVILLE. VA September l9.-Mr'
Richard G. Chenault q VOL known clti-
zen of Fnrmvllle, died at 9 o'clock this
morning after an Illness OF several weeks.
and had wide acquaintance with peo-
pie of this and the adjoining counties.
he leaves 4 widow and three children,
all grown. Tho funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from
the late residence on Main street.
Mrs. Mary Moore Robins,
(special to The Times Dispatch.)
FIR DERICKSBURG, VA, September
John ", Robins, Of MiddlGsex county.
died recently at tho home of her son, Mr..
z. j. Robins, In that county, at the al al I
vanced ago of eight1-fiye years. She
Is survived by two sons, two daushtefs
and thirty grandchildren,
T. ], Lewis.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, September H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
RIDE TO DEATH,
Runaway Horse Hurls a Man
from East River Bridge.
nv Associated Press.l

F.
(. NEW YORK, September ia man
supposed to be William A. Furlsch. the
driver Of a newspaper delivery wagon
was thrown from the East River Bridge
and dropped 100 feet to the stone sidewalk
which borders the New York shore Of the
river beneath tho bridge approach. He
died almost Instantly,
The man S death camo after q Wild
runaway ride across q large part OF the
bridge. An automobile frightened the
horse. Furisch made no attempt to jump
but leaned forward and guided MS
horse past the other teams In the dan
uero,,s passageway. Ills seat was on
r. level with tho outer guard rail of the
bridge, and when the wagon careened
against this rail. Furisch shot out OF his
seat with dive that carried him COM
pletely beyond the bridge parapet 70 the
pavement below
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that Ito Is n son OF tho late William Titz-.
glbbon, Of sarnnhc, Mich. who died In
1904 ut Georgetown. S. G., where he Ind
extensive lumber interests Mrs. Jennie
sTItzgibbon. the widow, was made admin
sistrntor, md 4; It was thought TINT she
and her daughter. Madeline ngcd thir-
teen, wore the only claimnnts for tho
ostntc. William Fitzgibbon, Of " New
Haven, N. Y, to-day however, flled u
petition asking for II new administrator,
on tho grounds that the deceased VIII
liam F'tagibbon had another family by
Armenia Fitzgibbon whom he is alleged
to have married In 1868 Mt Mexico, n. 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
! life SAVED 81 SWAMP.ROOT
The Wonderful kidney, Liver and Bladder
.Ss Romsdy.
GAMBLE anTfLE aSEN1lEREE BY MAIL

" . III
Swamp Root, discovered by the acn,i-
t1cnt Kidney and bladder specialist.
promptly cures kidney, liver, bladder una I'M
uriu acid troubles. 5fis if IS
Some of tho curly symptoms Of weak
Kidneys nre path Or dull nolo III the DncK,
rheumatism, dlzziness, headache, iicrv-.
ousnoss, oatarrh Of tho bladder, gravel
or calculi, bloating, salow comple'x s;it'
puffy or dark circles under the eyes, Btp 4
precision Of Urine, or compelled to i'oss
winter often dny and night. n !.
mo mlld ana extraordinary effect Of
the world famous kidney remedy, pr.
1SIlmor's Swamp Root, Is soon rcnllzed
1t stnnds tho highest for It's wonderful
cures OF tho most distressing cases. y
YOU need II medicine sou should nave
tho bost.
Swamp Root Is not recommended for
everything, but II you have kidney, liver.
bladder or uric acid trouble you VIII IND
1t Just the remedy you need.
Sold by druggists IN nfty-ccnt ana one
dollar sizes. YOU may have sample
bottle of Or. Kilmcrs Swamp Root ana
pamphlet TINT tells all about 1t, ihclnulhg
many OF the thousands Of letters received
from sufferers cured, both sent free bS
mail. Wrto DR.. Kilmcr e. Co., Bing-
.hamton, N. Y, and please DC sure TO
mention that YOU read this generous oller
In the Richmond Daily Times Dispa tcll.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
tho name, Swamp -tRoot, DR. kilmcr's
Swamp Root, and tho address, Binglnin-
ton, n. 81, on every bottle.
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SMOOTH PAVEMENT
FOR PARK AVENUE

The Council Committee on Finance at
n meeting last night DECIDED TO- recon-
mend an appropriation OF S1b,W9 f9r pnv-
az, ana drove Gt" Avenue Oh either side Of the
IIowltzer Monument.
ccitizens h this locality are very any y :,
iols for the work to be done; and y II
pass tho Council speedily. The other
work disposed Of by the committee was
Of q routine nature,
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George Kramer.

All George Kramer died yesterday at his
residence ut ono o clock a. IN. Fl was
sixty-two years OF age. -
The funeral will take place from the
residence OF his son-n-lnw, Mr.. John
lSolte, col Brook avenue. to-day nj four
o'clock D. m. Intermcnt Will DO in Holly
wood cemetery.
Mrs. Nellie T. Molloy.
Mrs. Nellie r. Molloy died at her home,
2O8 North Twentieth street. yesterday
at S y. m The deceased Is survived by
three sons-Artllur, John and Walter
Molloy--nnd by one daughter, MISE
Madeline e. Molloy. Isl. 8i .,
n The funeral viii take place from st.
Pntrick;s church to-morr S%a At e; m;
cemetery.
Funeral Of Mrs. Otis H. Russell.
Who % ded d1 at her 4 hom No &c North Ninth
Street, last Monday night, Will take
place from Broad Street Methodist Church
at II o'clock to-day. lntcrment Will take
place privately In Hollywood Cemetery.
8 In the death OF Mrs. Russell. Brond
Street Methodist Church has lost one Of
Its most beloved members tho " omnns
Christian Temperance Union an earnest
worker, the inmates OF the city aims
house ono who Visited them and minis
tered to them with ALLOWING hand.
h. The infant class Of her Sunday school
was tho dearest part Of her.-lifc-work.
whom she lnborod.
Her husband. her daughter, Miss Ma
beth RUSSELL and her son, joseph NJ.
Russell survive her.
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Mrs. Eliza Garrett.
DEATHS.

ELLIS Entered into rest ut p. M.
September 49,. at her home on Crcigh::
ton Rond. llenrleo County, HELEN
i NV AZ Ell ELLIS, Youngest daughter Of
She leaves two sisters Mrs. Il. ]. VIII.
brothers. Luther P.5I1Illis, Of Chester
Ellis Of Henrco County. Funeral viii
Ni5sDAY AFTERNOON at I o'clock.
1ntcrment Mt Ryervicw. At Rest.
10 49, 1 At AM aH III us SfhlsmSF.
In the sixty-second year Of his age.
In-lnw, John ii. Motto. col Brook Ave-
nue., to-day Wednesday, ut 4 r. NJ.
Friends Invited TO attend. 1ntcrment
8Rin Hollywood ,s
/ mother. No. EOS North Tweh tleth Street.
Tsssdny evening Z, about ", 8 o'clock MEL
three sons, Masters Arthur, John and
A1adnlno r. Moloy. .l
Thurs sia 8 4. n. rnterinent in Il Mt.
3s Calvary Cemetery. a. 9s
PoWERs.a The funeral Of ARTHUR B:
reeSanes Wso ae Street a ms VIII ppfs AXE
plnce at ii o'clock aWilDS EsDAY
q MORNING. tScptefnber eOth) from Pine
Street Baptist Church. Friends and ac-
4. q,inintanccs are respectfully invited to
attend, 1nterment Will DO in hiyervtew
Cemetery.
at her residence, No.
\ GIG North Ninth street. Septembcr IS. at
10. p. Nj, MRS: KATIE NJ. RGssELL,5
vito Of Otis II. Russell.
funeral from Broad Street Methodist
Church at u o'clock Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 20. 1906. Friends invited to Mt
tend. Interment private in Hollywood.
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Pensacola's New Case.
nav Assoclntel Press.)

I3y NSSuVINFtU f'FtsS'J AZ. u.
PENSACOLA, FLA, September w.
One new case OF yellow fever deyaloped
here to-day. the patient being within tho
infected district. IIe tad been VI for
several days. but II was not until Tonight
that he was reported officially. Tho sum-
mary at tho cases Is:
Total cases. ~; deaths, 81 under treat
ment, 3.
No vessels for points IN the coast are
now allowed to leave the 1prt with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
Postmaster Stricken.

& NATcFIEz, MISS, September 1.-TWO
new cases Of yellow fever were reported
to-day, one being that OF Pos'mnstsI
John p. Walworth, member OF an old
family and who lives IN tho heart OF q
fashionable residence district, The other
patient Is n negro woman,
Eleven cases nre under treatment. all
being OF the same mild type which has
Characterized tho fever since It's incep'
ton here
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FIRE IN DANVILLE.
Tobacco Mandatory Burned at
Early Hour:
(Speclul 10 The Tin7cs-Disnntch.) 4

Especial to The Tin7es-D spntch,)
DANVILLE, VA. September 10.--John
N. Wyllle and Company, tobacco manu-
facturers, were burned out by fire at an
fixtures, stock and buildings will exceed
$lhSGO, partly covered by assurances The
origin OF, the fire was in the gnrret, where
a quantity Of scrap stock was stored.
struggle that a no. of Inc building
and the adjoining properties were saved.
This ls he second fire in the sumo build
ing within two years.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Otis H. Russell.
Mrs. M. A. Parr.
Especial to The Tlmes-D!spntch.)

S Especial to The Tlmes-D!spntch)
4 PERU, AMHERST 81 COUNTY. VA.
September 19.--Mrs Martha a. Iarr,, q
very aged and highly esteemed lady, died
In her eighty-ninth year at her sons,
=. u. Parr, in Lynchburg. last Tuesday,
she having lived in this immediate sec
ton until recently and having broken
sup housekeeping and gone to live With
her many children, who survive Of whom
she raised a large family.
county and has been n widow for the
past thirty years or more. The remains
were brought to her old home and buried
Wednesday, evening In the presence OF
a large circle OF her old neighbors,'
friends and relatives.
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Mississippi Situation.
nav Associated Press,)

~ (By Associated Press,l
JACKSON, MISS. September 19.-Thc
Mississippi yellow fever summary Tor
tho past twenty-four hours IS rs 10Y
lows: L,
GulfDort 1 new case; Mississippi city, ::
now cases Vicksburg 0 new onses. no
deaths, total to date Al, Pennington and
Handshoro report no new cases, no re-
port from Hamburg.
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Quarantine Convention,

JACKSON, MISS. Sept, 19,--Goyernor
yardamon to-day addressed n letter TO
Governor Cox. OF Tennessee, asking him
to amend the call issued by him for
quarantine convention to be held In Chat-
tanooga In November SO as to permit
each college and university In the South
to send three delegates. {sT1i
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Charged with Forgery.
.(spec!nl to Tho Times-Dispntch.I

(Specnl to THO Times-DIspntch.J
4 STAliNTON, VA. September III. 7.
Kelley was arrested and jailed here to-
day charged with forgery: He presented
$50 bearing the slgnatureaof G. c. Arm
strong, n wealthy farmer Of the county.
As the paying teller was on the lookout
forged checks In the last week, he was
detained until an officer was summoned
IN n rreSt him. tt+i aei. atf..IH p. ttI.N.e
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Thomas ]. Lewis died yesterday after.
noon ut his home, Oh .Dupee Road, Ii
DInwIddio county, Mr.. Lewis was sixty.
i've ycnrs old mid Is survived by his
wife and one daughter. 5s
i, Mrs. M e. Poterfield.
Especial to The tTiines-D lspatct.) 4
AUNrON yA.,. September 19.--Mrt
yeats. She was recently pnralyzcd.. shd
ls survived b. ono Sister Mrs. NJ j
1FrelwcllC stnunton, Va Y A
Miss Maggie Cooper.
(speclal to The Ttmes-Dispatoh)
,RaoAtNglill, VA scbtember 10. Mis-
Fred. Cooper, died to-day from Spinal
meningitis, aged twenty years I.
/ Mrs. r. II. Garnctte.
Especial 10 rho Times Dispateh)
= !, = II tPlAlti1S VA, September lQ.--Mrs.
Ghrnette, wife. OF MIR. Thomas. II. Gar
nettc, died ut her home, near this place,
iust evening, at the age Of seV0nty-fVe &
Her husband survives her.
Mrs. Eliza Garrett.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
TA1aMV1LL11, VA, september 1o.-Atrs.
Eliza .. Garnet, wife of Thomas III.
Garnctt, died yesterday ut her home IN
buckingham county. She wns one Of tho
Oldest members Of Smyrna church.
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Increase at Vicksburg.

.yICKsBURG, MISS, September 10
six new cases of yellow fever. the lar
gest DAYS record since tho disease ap-
penred here were reported to-day, To
da1e there have been II cases and nve
a bu I { . - f.
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DEAD MAN ACCUSED or
HAVING TWO FAMILIES
fRv a ssoclnted Press.

DETRoIT, NIGH September ia
Free Press special from Iona, Mich, says:
An interesting Will contest WAS openea
here to-day BIZ William Fltzglbbon, at
New Haven. n. Y. F!tzgibboH RtFlyns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
I College to Open Thursday.

Tho opening u e3eiciscs 4 Of Richmond
/. College win ,take place Tomorrow even
I ing, the public l,einI: cordially Invited to
attend. The inaugural address will be
/ made by Professor Metcnlf. who VIII
s.tf1Is year occupy the chair OF English:
sand Professors Mcneil and Whitfield
T will DO presented Thcre will also DO
addresses Of welcome delivered by repre-
sentatves of tho city and prominent
clergy. These exercises will be followed
by a reception given to the students BY
the College Y. NJ. G. A.
In the law school,, Judge Gregory will
again preside as dean, and will be as
sisted by Dr.. w. S, Mcneil. Phi. D., of
Berlin University. and III. D.. of Har-
ward, ana by Mr.. 2. NJ. Long.
y Tomorrow the college, will open for
nlntricula ton Of students The next day
the classes will meet tor organzat ion;l
md on Saturday lectures viii begin regu-
larry.
President BoatwriEht lroks forward to
a prosperous wear with his full compile
ment OF professors and his expectation
of a large attendance. #
Richmond Academy Starts.
Richmond IAcnhemy opened Monday
morning with nm enrolment Of .tlfty-hvc
pupils
y Mayor MCCantnS was INC llIslE oPSuheI'
taking rs his themcS''"The Dangers of
Wrong" He-wasa followed. by Mr.. III r.
Pollard, DR.. 81 Mitchell. President
13oatwright, OF Richmond College, and
Mr.. John Pollard. 11,c entire faulty was
! present, and Principal Prince assigned
swork to the various departments
Young Mems Glasses.
In the Young Nrer's Christian Assoc
citation building the gymnasium has been
|, opened and ~. now:.4ln q splendid con-
dition. Everything in 1t has been clean
ED and repaired. and classes Will be
conducted In regular order under the
,directorshp OF Physical Director Reit-
hard. Mr.. Reithard has had long OK
perience in this work, having been en-
gagged in 1t for sixteen years and having
been, for the last three years, at Evans
ton, Ill.,, and for tho five years previous
at Kalamazoo. Mich.
The educational class committee has
tho following classes for young
men, beginning Monday. October Cd:
Arithmetic, bookkeeping. boilermaking,
electricity, English grammar, pcnman-
chip and business forms. mechanical
drawing stenography. siowcard writ
f1ng and designing and biography; for
7 boys. arithmetic, business, penmnnship,
spelling. mechanical drawing ana stem
pgrnphy.
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Look atsthe best m kes, such
as we Sc b
It'sinposslble to get q bette r
com binatio1l OF style,it, cloth
or pattern.
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Mrs. George D. Gaines returned home
Sunday evening. after ten days stay
In New York.
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Mississippi.

Natchez, 2. new cases, I new socl, Cult.
port, i now case; Mississippi city, q new
casee; Vicksburg, 8 new cases, no deatha
Total to date, a., ss,S5
The daily report Is New Orleans con-
tinues encouraging and IS especially SO in
the matter OF the deaths and new foci.
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Total Observation-Disclosures.
This shows Il large Increase as against
the enrolment OF last year, which was
only G6Tl, giving this session an increase
OF u.s. 5
In tho colorcd schools the showing IS
Just as good. Following Is the list Of
their enrolment up to the present time
I,o,,ar I, -. :. I. ~. G2G
1Sa ct End 400
Fulton .......... .,... ...... '''.. Il. o..
Monroe "o ~.
Moore .,..... ,..s...s... sool
Navv Hn, Z. Gao
!, n,nrr,oi I. ........ 2s8
valley. .............. SGT
roto, /. Il. /, /. 3, 36s
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The element 81 experiment
has been eliminated. The
making OF these garments has
become an exact scie Il co.
#ESuit in perfect Styles and
.handson1est iabrlcs,l and tail
ored most artisttcallY, at $1B to
$50. ss
Fi,e business Suits at $40
and $3.50. 5
Top CoatsBstart atS5$12.BO for
the new styles, and you can
just keep on UP untilSyou get1n
S65 class, and the price will
be only $2B or $3O-l1ere.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BIG ENROLMENT |. | | \ [: \
Large increase iii the Registered
Number Of RotlSlVl,itc and
Colored Schools.
.RlcHmoND COLLEGE OPENS
The Academy Also Begins Work.
Glasses to Commence in the
u. NJ. c. A.Otller Schools.

The total enrichment Of the white and
coielsa pasftc schools UP to yesterday
was tq,q5T This is large increase.
over ssas of last year. The public schools
cs Piehtuos.d are growing Very fast, and
this r,,psd increase Ia due to- the hard
wurN os the school board md to the
greater enthusiasm manifest among tho
patrons OF the schools and the pupils.
Every one is greatly pleased With tho
outlook this year, for school work has
taken n greater hold on the people, and
much more interest is being shown every
year in the education of the young.
Following are the enrollments in the III
tlivitual schools up to this time:
T,e,,cvnc ..9........ TAI
Central 500
Chimbornzo ,........... 234
1,lh, ..,,..,.,........ 443
1Jlnh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 7G7,
! .oiph ......... 624
Madison ............. GOO
Marahnl, SOP
Nicholson .............,.'...... 80
Randolph ..4..................... .... v bes
Springfield ....,....,......s..... Wv
West End observation-disclosures, Wv