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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

an address BY Miss Christine J, McRae.
the class history, BY Miss Lucille Foster:
class prophecy, Miss Georgia O'Keefe;
class poem, Miss Earnestine Frank; class
Will, Miss Susan Soaper Young.
The audience then repaired to the yard,
and witnessed the planting of the class
tree. and the bonfire.
The musical soiree opened at 5 p. Nj.
a very enthusiastic audience filling the
large assembly hall to overlooking. Every
number of the carefully prepared pro-.
gramme was we'll executed, which be-
tokened thorough training, rejecting
much credit upone Miss Halle Morgan,
musical director, assisted by Mrs. Wet.
more, vocalist. l!5kit5 Az,
The commencement exercises at 10 A.
M. yesterday opened with a we'll rendered
plano solo BY Miss Christine AI g; Rae
pruden. This was followed by saluta-
tory, with essay. The Influence of
Book" Miss Susan Soaper Young.
+ The address to the graduates, by DR.:
John J. Lloyd, was most timely and
mastery EFFORT. The school chorus May.
Day dance closed the musical numbers
of the programme. The presentation of
certificates and awarding OF diplomas with
closed the most successful
year Of the Chatham Episcopal Institute.
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iferson Medical College In Philadelphia
Friday. Professor ". s. Forbes, formerly
OF this city. and brother OF Mr.. David
S. Forbes. was presented with a gold low
ing cup by the medical association OF the,
University OF Pennsylvania, in recogni-s
ton OF his valuable discoveries In anat-
omy.
"A meeting OF the County Democratic
Committee OF Caroline will be held at
Bowling Green on June 18th court day..
Professor b. NJ. Rosebro, a member Of
the faculty of Fredericksburg College,
will resign his position at the end Of the
session, and will move to Richmond.
where he will study medicine The va
cancy in the faculty will be filled by the
election OF Rev. ]. R. Rosebro, Of Balti-
more. Il brother OF Mr.. 3. M. Rosebro.
wellford's Wharf. on the Rappahannock
River large portion Of which was
swept away by ice n few months ago. Is
now being put in condition to be used
again. s,t4.
Mr.. George Y Hunley. n member OF the
Legislature, has announced himself can
didate for reelection to the House OF
Delegates from nliddlesex and Mathews
counties. sf
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IN NORTHUMBERLAND
Montague, Swanson and Willard
to Speak at Heathsville.

IIEATHSYILLE. VA. June 6.-Gover-
nor A.. j. Montague will address the vot-
,ers of northumberland at tho courthouse
here Monday. June 18th, which is court
day. Congressman Claude "A. Swanson
lard will speak here the SAME day.
8 The Corporation Commission has char
tered the Coulbourne Brothers Oyster
Company. Of Wheaton, Lancaster county,
is president. g. o. Hometh vice-presI-
dent, and w. w, Marshall treasurer
Captain ]. B. Winstead. of Richmond
ago. which he sold for $60.5O. The roe
alone brought s456O
Mr.. S. b. Walker OF Oldhams. has
forty-seven acres Of land at Oldhams FOR
$500. and from G. d. and Dudley Cox
eighty acres Of land at the same place
Tor SLIGO. Mr.. Walker now owns the land
on all four corners of Oldhams.
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n CAPT|VATED
EMPOR|A PEOPLE:
Swanson Speaks to An En-
tl1usiastic Crowd
There,
HELP FOR GOOD ROADS.
Will Not Pander to the Social
Swim if He is
Elected.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

5 Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
H gEMPORIA, VA, June 6.--Congressrrlan
Claude A. Swanson captivatcd the peo-
ple OF Emporia. and Greensvillc to-day in
a speech covering an hour and thirty
minutes. And 1t was evident from, the
start that the genial gentleman from
Pittsylvania had things his own way.
Mir. Swanson was introduced by Judge
Leo D. Yarrell, Of Emporia, In lieu OF
Detained at his home In the county on
account Of Illness In his family.
The Pittsylvanlh candidate for Gov
ernor, who Ia a most attractive speaker.
did not parley words or ideas. but be-
gan Mt once in m earnest manner, COW
ering the various vital questions OF
county and State, He spoke OF being In
favor of convict labor for good roads, for
local and Federal appropriation along
this line. and with great cmpha-
sis stated he would DO happy
man could he II elected Gov
ernor OF Virginia, receive the inl-
tial donation from tho United States
3 to my Southern State for this particular
purpose.
Let FIRST the local conditions improve
In behalf of good roads. your State to
back you up. and there will be no trou-
bic TO secure Federal appropriation, he
said, amid applause
Mr.. Swanson's position on tho free
school question. tho single book-llst for
the schools. better county and town
schools caught the crowd. His position
on the trusts the railroad traffic and the
pure elections law made deep impress
sion upon his hearers.
Mr.. Swanson said come objections had
been made to him from the fact that he
lis not a rich man and therefore, ne
could not properly cope with the social
responsibilities incident to that Of the
Chief Executive OF the State. His reply
was that. II the people Of Virginia ex-.
pected him TO pander to the wishes OF
the so-called social swim. then he would
not make a suitable Governor. He was
plain man from plain conditions, and
his heart was with the great bone and
sinew of the Virginia masses, the COM
mon honest people. lie did not deny
any man the privilege Of gaining wealth,
III honestly gotten. but an honest man.
made the world better and politics purer.
Mr.. Swanson paid his opponents. VIII
lard and Mann. neat compliments dur
ling his speech. Not In the slightest,
however, did he censure or abuse them.
He laughingly said he thought the can
didate OF the prohibition party would
do mighty we'll to retain his place in
the State Senate Mr.. swanson's audi
ence had a large spr!nkling OF ladies
present; who seemed to he enthusiastic
z In their reception OF his speech. we'll
known Democratic standard-bearer. after
the speech. rema rked that Mr.. Swan
son would get nne-tenths OF tho votes
$inthe primary for Governor from Green's
Vile.
Z Mr.. June Persons, OF Sussex, candidate
for the Legislature from his county and
Greensville. made a happy talk at the
expiration OF Mr.. swanson's speech.
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GIRL GRADUATES.
.Twenty-one Take Degrees
RandoIph-Macon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, . a., !, !. ;, r,ha 1,,rnes.Disnot /,

(Spccial to The Times-Dispntch.)
mencement proper of tho Randolph-Ma-
con Woman's College closed this morn
inc.G when a large audience heard DE- wv.
j. Young, Of Richmond, make a talk on
i"Day Dreams" At the conclusion. Dr..
Smith, chancellor of the Randolph, Ma con
system, announced the names OF tho use
who were proficient =! study during the
session.
This list contains the names OF thirty
eight young ladies. Degrees We're then
conferred on the graduating class. which
is made up OF twenty-one students. TO
night the annual celebration OF the JEFF
ferson and Franklin Literary Societies
was held. DR. w. 8. SCurrell, Of Washing
ton and Lee University, was the princl-
pal speaker at the meeting.
The graduates are MISS Jeanette hum
.phreys Of Charlottesville; MISS BESSIE
Bostick, OF Mount Pleeasnint Tenni IN MISS
Miss Claribel Drake Of vick.sburg, MISE:
Miss Mamie Tildham Of Wilson, n; 81;
Miss Mary Lee Addison. Of Max Mead
ows, Va; Miss Charlie Anthony, Ewing
ton, Va: Miss Mary Ball, of Woodst ock.
Va. Miss Lucille Dooley. of Knoxville,
Tenn: Miss Alice Calling, OF Forest City,
Ark; Miss Estelle Heffey, of Paris. Tenn;
Miss Mamie L. Jones. OF Sweetbriar
Tenn; Miss Jennie Mccoy. Of Riverton.
Va; Miss Pearl Monk, Of Pine rBiufr.
pine Islands; Miss Bette Rue, Of Belle
Hnycn. Va: Miss Loxie Scott, OF Lynch
burg, VA; Miss Lizzie Bell -Shaclsford.
Lynchburg, Va; Miss Minnn Wilkins. Of
Savannah, Ga; Miss Myrtle Wise, Ste
phen's CITY. Va,
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WILLIAM AND MARY.
Medals Presented and Fra
ternity German Danced.

Especial to TIE Times ispntch.)
WILLIAMSBURG. "a. June s:-The
Phiomathean Literary Society of Will
liam and Mary College last night:
Debater's Medal-William g, Long.
Improvement in Debate-C. r. Koonts.
Impr oyement In Declamation-R b.
Haynie.
The following medals were presented
The annual final german of the ri Kap-
ma Alpha Fraternity hera took place in
the college gymnasium last evening. This
chapter Is among the strongest OF the
and Mary and their german was an ex-
ltremey beautiful and enjoyable OCCASION.
The hall was. beautifully decorated In
garnet and gold bunting, the fraternity
eolors and viii, ta aea.dn arr arranged
was in perfect condition.
Dancing began at half after ten O'clock
and CONTINUED with several ntermiss'ons
until two. The figures were LED by Mr.,
s.. c. 1lacklston, of the fraternity.
The feature Of the evaning. was the ri
Kama Alpha figure. formed BY the men.--
hers OF the fraternity. and their "sisters."
The figure was in the form Of the, trater-
nifty badge, tho gentlemen forming the
diamond and the ladies the shield. At the
conclusion OF this figure the fraternity
Refreshments were served at ono
O'Clock
+ The fayors were white kid card cases
with the fraternity badge In gold on the
back and containing the programme for
the evening and the chapter roll,
About forty couples were dancing be-
sides a number of guests. whose dancing
Those present were Misses Ellen Barnes,
Lizzie Meade, Mary 3. Spencer. Cath
erine Henley, Annie Ruffin Ida Henley,
1Ln,lise Harrison, Mary II. Skinner. Sue
Hundley, Mamie Meade, I.lzze TYLER,
Elizabefh Morecock. Martha Spencer, Har-
riet Hankins; Reulah Brooks Ndna
Brooks Bessie Gait, Julia Armistead.
Kitty Morecock, Louise Henley, Patty
Morecock, Ylrginia Harrison. and Mrs.
Nfoncure. of WIlliamsburg; Misses Annie
Barnes, Edith Merrill. Nellie VIM. Of
Richmond; Miss Savage, OF Berlin. Md;
Miss Mary Meade. OF Bedford City, Miss
1tavlnia Holt, OF Hampton; Miss Hattie.
Kelly. Of Richmond: Miss Egerton and
Miss Harrison, Of Petersburg and Miss
Marie Kenne ct CharlottesvIle: Msssrs.
j. Fl, Doyd. s. G, Blacklston, o. 7, Shaw
mack. G., q. IIankins. w. B, Newcomb,
@. p. 1sowles, j. p. Guy @, M, Barnes.
r. M. Parrish, ]. A. Carson, ]. N. Hub
hard, M. q. barnes, F.. II, Shewmake,
"A. Il, Flackvllle g. D. Miller. of Salem.
N, j.; G. " spratley. OF Hamilton; r.. r.
Spencer, Dr. I, b. snenrer r. H. Han
Ioy. i. p. Kevser. NJ. IT, eHudulns. r.
r. Hynsnn. j. w. Henin, O. q. Ferguson.
Tyler Ellis, John Tyler, ], w, Hobson.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
"A HIGH STEPPER i.
Mr.. Howard Secures a Fine Horse
From Ohio.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June 6.-Mr
a. Randolph Howard has returned from
Ohio, where lie purchased tho splendid
high stopper and show horse, Patriot, a
handsome chestnut of beautiful style,
speed and action, This beautiful horse
has won tWenty-three first prizes and five
seconds at the large city horse shows.
He will he shown at the T,redericksburr
Horse, Show. singly, In pair. tandem and
four-in-hand, along with DR.. Reed and
other prize winners owned by Mr.. How
ard
The knights Templar OF this city have
presented to Mr., Thomas j. Hayden a
handsome slver-mounted umbrella, in ap.
probation OF his faithfulness and con.
slant attendance on the meetings OF the
order.
At the commencement exercises of JEFF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
THE 61sT SESSION.
Closing Exercises Of the Virginia
Female Institute.
lsnecial to The TImes. plspatch.

Especial TO Inc AHh'Cs-t1ASl"t'S''J
srAuNroN, VA. June 1.-The closing
exercises Of the Virginia Female Instii,,.
tute took place this morning at 1890
O'clock These exercises, which began
Sunday with the baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. Carl 81, Grammer,5 8. j.. D., Of Nor
folk, Va, mark the closing of the sixty
first session OF this school for young. la
dies. It Is the diocesan school of Vir-
ginia and Southern Virginia,
The address this morning was delivered
by Dr., Grammer, who also presented the
gold medals to tho following, young la
SasKs mase MISS Mildred Minor Wood
ward, Richmond. Va; intermediate. de-
partment. Miss Lucy !lunton Catlett.
Stanton, Va. primary department, Miss
Margaret Lynn Templaton, staunton.
Mi, Herbert Welsh, OF Philadelphia. Pa,
Who Were ii Pall Henri.
eta Ilizaheth Snyder. West Virginia;
school Of music (piano)--Miss Louise
Shackelfovd Tontalne, staunton; Miss
Adelaide Tyler Myer. staunton; Miss
Pa; Miss katharine Addle Slack, WASH
ing;tton, Is, o.; voeal.,,A1lss. Mary Hershey
Jones. San Antonio, Texas; Miss Mildred
Minor Woodward. Richmond; stenogra-
phy-NIiss Elizabeth Firmstone Maxwell
sEastOn. Pa ltt E.#t5lV ri tf{se5 $3.50
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Stonewall Jackson Institute.
/c,aotol ~ T1lo mi ~, a .niana oh =

toPecH1 20 44V : ~ = =
ABINGDON, VA, June 6-Beautlfully
engraved invitations have been issued by
the class of 1905 to the exercises OF COM
mencement of Stonewall Jackson 1nsti-
tute, from June 9th to 18th.
Saturday the class day exercises will
take place.
Rev. r. A. Wharton, D, D.. will de-
liver the literary address, after which
be delivered. Following all the young
ladies who compose the graduating class;
Misses Mary e, Bowen. Susie p. Brown,
Mary L. Crnbtree. Susie NJ. Gillian. Mar
garet A. Trgg. Martha Dial. katharine
strayer. Mary Hannah. Mary G, Pember-
ton and Zollie Williams.
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M, Riddick, p. L. Riddick, g. A. Dovill.
E! q. Dovill, c. NJ, Chichester p. M.
Chichester, M. Dodson, B. Butler, G. L..
Coleman. W. O.. Weymouth. Of Hampton;
j. Flournoy, Spencer Lane, y. Chris
F. $O'Keaffc A. r. Mackrith, B. a. War
riner. Fl. Blankinship. Harry Wills, j. NJ.
Blanchard, Fred Savage, Dr.. j. NJ
Slower and DR.. l.. Henley:
Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Phillips, Dr.
and Mrs Bruce r. Payne. Professor and
Mrs. Hugh S. Bird, pr. and Mrs; E T..
Mr.a5and Mrs. a. ]. Barnes, Mrs. M. II.
Barnes. Mrs. ]. L. Hall and Mrs. Savage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
TREATMENT
For Every Humour ST

Complete external and internal
treatment for every humour, consist.
Ing OF Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and
Pills, may pow be had for one dollar.
"A single set Is often sufficient TO cure
the most torturing, disdguring. itch.
Ing, burning. and scaly humours,
ecze mas, rashes, and irrtations, from
infancy to age. When all else fails.
cuieu,a So.p Ointment ana Pi,is sod Throughout
tbr vorld Po,isr Drug Chem Corp, Boston, Sole Props
E 81 Send Tor " sliu and Diopd Putiaestioa.s
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A LOVING CUP.
Rector Of ST. Georges, Fred
ericksburg, Remembered.
Especial TO The Tines-Dispa

FREDERIcKsBURG. VA, June s..
Friends Of Rev. ". 3. Smith, rector Of
ST. Georges Episcopal Church here. last
night presented to- him handsome SILVER
love and esteem Judge John T.. Cool
rick made the presentation, and M.
Smith feelingly responded Mr.. smith
will soon leave for that field.
A. C. Garrison. of Guineas, was fined
In the Mayors court to-day twenty dol
lars and costs for selling farms mere
without license John Johnson colored,
was to-day before Mayor Wallace fined
fifty dollars and sentenced TO sixty days
in jail for selling liquor on Sunday.
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Fredericksburg College.

IN Especial Ia The T1nles-DlsPatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June a.
burg College commencement week, was
given up to a musicale under the d.
rection OF Professor F. A. Franklin. The
programme was a choice one and all of
To- day at ii o'clock the annual address
before the literary societies Of the col-
iege was delivered by Rev r., 3, Eggles-
ton, OF Richmond. The address was, In
chaste language and many beautiful
Thoughts were brought out, which were
highly appreciated BY the large and c!l-
tured audience. The medals and dlplo-
mas will be delivered Tomorrow,
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MANN IN CLARKE.
Given Enthusiastic Hearing
Courthouse at Berryville. IL

(specia 70 The Times Dspatch.)
BERIaYVlLLE. VA, June 6.--Judge w.
county III the courthouse this afternoon.
The speaker was introduced BY Mrs.
Charles NJ. Broun. The judge was in
good shape and made q fine Impression
again and again as one strong point after.
another was made by the speaker. It is
confidently expected Clarke will roll up
mary. $1,000 llE. 800 -I-a.. 49,
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EASTERN COLLEGE.
Twenty-Five Graduates Given
Their Diplomas.
(Speclal to The Tilnes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The T1Iles-Dlspatch.) -I-@
4 FRONT ROYAL, VA, June 6.-The fln-
al exercises of the fifth annual COM
menceme Of the Eastern College took
ty-two graduates received their diplomas:
Governor Joseph p. Willard
was to have delivered the closing address.
but was detained and could not get here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Alumni BANQUET.

The standing committee OF the Alumni
Association will tender q banquet to the
Virginia alumni at Henry Clay Inn to-
morrow night at 10 o'clock, at which time
several OF the most prominent members
will speak. All alumni OF the college are
invited. A special train for Richmond
will leave Ashland at 1880 o'clock at
night for tho benefit Of the Richmond
Association OF the alumni S
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16

-Hss isgrssado On d Tssors In
suiar 80 dollars, per soAcspto d.
nultss tmpssstas On Aguadills, Hu.
nasse J Barrasauitss. On dsuppsias
pseeeltsdas por infrscsi6n ( lss lsyss
d rsalss istsrass.
LA dis,isguids ssposa do nusstso
amigo q Lsdo. don Gabriel Gusrrs,
rsgrsst d les Essados uotdos o. q
vapor sCArsssss seompsHsda Do UNA
wHorits hsruasa.
0RATIFICARE con disz dollsrs,
{ QuiSs - satrsgus . mo rsmi,s (
HsyfnS1, P. o. Box, Is, uas ssrssrs
10 susro tes,ssisndo unos 90 dollsrs
u hllslsi slsrisssos J sisrso. .ndnsro
% rs0ibes nsaussritos J sussritos pos
n. Gro q. oUTToN. IL
-Ests noehs ~ .eslsbrsrl IN bal
10 sa d sClub Bsldoriotys. d Bsya.
nos. por 10 iuvsu.ud obsssa d. sausl
pueblo. Pare diehs 6ssta hs sido
sontratsda 10 orsussta dol maestro
DaehssAe.
->Anoshs { lss sists, u su dsimo
viais Do rsgrsso { Bsyanos, " dss
sarril6 u trsuvis dol sshot VALDEZ, 1
eAuss d habsr Arrollsdo { una vasl
que - iAtsrpass On 10 vis. ii passil
sufflksl rstraso consiguisots pero NJ
hubo que lAmsassr ds.gssoiss psrso.
aAlss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-16
NoT|C|AS DEL D|A

sUMARIO.-Ayuntamientos que proponen enmiendas Ia
Ley nunicipal-N tren de Valdts arroll6 una vaca.
-Misas de aguinado en- Bayam6n.-Baile por la ju.
ventud obrera de dicho pueblo de una en-.
ferma al Dep6sto municipal. .-Sobre prisi6n de contri.
buyentes morosos. .-Comite de franqucas. Los auto.
del horrible crmen de Caguas declarados culpabes
Petic6n de indulto -Jucio contra el senior Sabat. =
nterts general.