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The Washington times., 1906-07-20
MRS. HIBBS' FUNERAL
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
For Over Thirty Years a Valued En-
ploye Of the Sixth Auditors
0fnce.

The funeral OF Mrs. Emma J. Camp
bell Hibbs. who died yesterday, will take
place az I o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from Lees undertaking establishment.
532 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Ser
vices VIII be read by Rev. DR.. q. r.
Peter. OF st. Marks Episcopal Church.
The intermelt Will be private at Con-
gressioual Cemetery.
Mrs Hibbs viii be much missed at the
sixth auditors office, where, for over
thirty years. she performed the high
est class work, with uneXcelled eff
cheney. Her private life was marked by
independence Of spirit and unsel1sh de-
VOtiOn
Mrs. Hibbs was of an old washington
family. being the eldest daughter OF the
late Daniei Campbell descendant Of the
Argyle Campbells and Of Jane Rod
bird Campbell
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NEWLY MARRIED,
THEIR HOME BURNS
House and Contents Gifts
to Young Bride and
Groom.

KENSINGTON, Nd. July 2O-The ex-
plosion Of an oil stove In the home of
Warren McLaine. on Metropolitan ave-
nue.. at o o'clock yesterday evening, re-
suited in the complete destruction by fire
o. the house and most OF it's contents.
Mr.. McLaIne had been married only
about "a month and returned from his
wedding trip. with his bride, a little
more than a week ago
Much Of the furniture and many Of the
decorations Of the house were wedding
gifts from his friends and were lost.
The fire spread so rapidly that little
could BE- done To save even the contents
of the house. Mr. McLalne was away
from home when the fire broke out, but
arrived before his home was completely
destroyed
Most of the men of the town were
just coming from their place of business
in Washington. and did everything pos
sible, in a country town where there is
no water system. 70 stay the flames
They soon found. however. the only
thing that could he done was 70 prevent
the fire spreading TO adjacent property.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
THIEF TRAP KILLS
HIS FRIENDS SON

RICHMOND. Ky. July 20.-The shot
gun trap set by Thomas Boggie. a we'll
to-do farmer Of Estiu county. TO kin
the burglar who several times had ran>
sacked his home, killed John Woods,
twenty-three years old, son Of William
Woods. one of Boggie's best friends.
and pointed to him as the thief. BoggIe.
on leaving his home for the night. fixed
the gun so that it would be fired when
the door was opened. Woods was found
lying dead on the threshold
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
CONVICT LABOR
BAD ALL AROUND
Cuts Down Wages of Free,
WOrkerS-COSttO
Consumers.
BUREAU CT LABOR REPoET
Competition Of Prisons RuinOus a ID
Unfair to Outside Manu-
factuEers.

With the contracts for convict labor
In penal Institutions mOnopOilZed by "a
few companies, the Bureau of Labor,
of the Department OF Commerce an1
Labor. which has just completed a
thorough investigation of convict labor,
ands that the competition Of this class
of goods with the product of free labor
has assumed a serious aspect. The
bureau nnds well taken the complaint
OF the manufacturers employing free
labor that such competition is ruinous
ana unfair. demoraliZing TO markets ana
business stability, compelling the reduC,
ton OF prices below a fair margin or
profit ard often even below the cost or
production
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George W. Tyler and Florence Shep-
herd both of ACcounk, Va.
Joseph Bladen and Annie Carlton, both
Of Chiffon. Md.
Wallace F. Curry and Mary =. Dot
rich, both OF Altoona, Pa.
Thomas Lears and Matte Farmer
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
EXPERIENCE WITH TWO WIVES.

An aged Scotch minister, about TO
marry FOR the fourth time. was explain
am IN old man now. and L Gamma expect
20 be here vera long. When the end
comes / wad like 20 have some one 10
close my ewes" The elder nodded and
said: "Ah, wcel, meenigtcr, ] have had
tua wives, and bath OF them opened
mine"
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
BLACK HAND KILLS
NAN WHO .SNEERED
Italian Shot Dead in Street by Two
Bandits who Made Their
Escape.

NEW ROCHELLE, N Y, July 20
Because he spoke sneeringly Of the
Black Hand Society, Donate Zarr1llo,
an Italian living in West New Rochelle.
was shot and killed IN the street by Two
bandits, who also fired on his brother.
TOmasso, and left him for dead To-
masso was taken to the New Rochelle
Hospital and it is believed now that he
Will recover. The assassins fed 10 the
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion, Balti-

more and Ohio. Leaving Washington
80 a. M. July o.. Special train, stand
ard coaches. paTlCr cars and dining cars.
meals Il la carte, Route via Philadelphia
end picturesque Lehlgh Valley. Liberal
stop-oveIs returning Tickets good ten
ddvs.
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Forces Down Wages.

Wages are forced TO the lowest
limit" reads the report in a vain et-
fort 20 lower the cost of production 10
that of the prison contractor. In some
cases deterioration of quality of ma
terlal used. and in others an entire
abandonment 10 the prisons OF the man
ufacJure of certain grades of goods has
become necessary
Prlson-made furniture. for instance. II
IS pointed out. has compelled the aban~
.donmeuL 10 the prisons of certain lines.
One contractor controls the output or
seven prisons in five States. and he is
able 10 greatly underseu his competitors
making The same line of goods.
Manufacturers OF the same grade of
brushes as are made in prisons. il was
found. must seu at cost and rely for
their profit ON better grades. The con-
sumer who buys the better brush IS thus
compelled 90 pay a pronJ. which the
consumer OF the poorer brush should
have paid Similar conditions were
found In the manufacture OF brooms.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
Protection for Household Effects.

FireproOf storage for furniture, pianos.
&c Terminal Storage Co. formerly stOr-
age dept Of Union Trust Co. Ofice 14lf Z.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
New FiIeprOOf Steamer Jamestown .

Forty miles down Potomac every even
ing Sundays all day trip In addition. y. &
W. Stbt. Co. See excursion col, page D.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
Baltimore aud Return, sI.z5, Baltimore

d Ohio r. & Every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways. both days.
except Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
5000 Weekend Excursions,

Baltimore & Ohio TO Atlantic City, Cape
May, Sea Island City. and Ocean City.
\. J.. and return. Every Friday and
Saturday. returning until following Tues
day inclusive.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20

81 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
s.. 50 Berkeley Springs 500 Cumberland
and return, July p Leave Baltimore
& Ohio Station. 500 a. ~. Returning
leave Cumberland g. Berkeley Springs, z,
MART siurg s. and Harpers Ferry $40
p. m. zane day. Splendid opportunity
for day ia country.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
Control Cooperage output.

Il was discovered that the stock yard
market I'm Chicago for wood-bound
cooperage has been practically abandon
ed to the prisons. The same is true, II
Is said of the manufacture of saddle
trees and blacksuake whips.
Much attention was spent during the
Investigation 20 the competition I'm the
sale of clothing. It was found that one
clothing contractor controls the prod
uct of eight prisons in six States. Man
ufacturers declare that the making Of
working shirts. trousers. and overalls
by the prisons affects the prices and
sales OF the entire products Of their fac
tories.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis

Through Pullman service via Seaboard
Ar Line. Two daily trains. Cafe dining
cars. once 1921 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20
$3.50 Special Summer Pate, SATURDAYS.

%o'oO SPeSlS4 SuAlInsf ASttes saturdays s.
TO Old Point and Norfolk; Va. Beach,
$50 good returning Sunday night Nor
Iolk Washington Steamboat Co.
The Washington times., 1906-07-20

Eat Pure Cream Ice Cream,
c. & S. Velvet Kind Youu like it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
FOOD OR
STIMULANT.

Ask your doctor if when
be orders a patient to drink
lots Of pure milk he advises
the addition Of a large
quantity IF whiskey. He'll
tell you mo very emphati-
cally. Yet there are people
who, when ordered to get
SCOTS Emulsion, will accept
some wine, cordial or extract
Of cod liver oil and think it is
the same thing or better. If
you want and need cod liver
oil in its best, purest and
most easily digested form, get
SCOTS Emulsion. If you.
want whiskey, that's another
matter, but don't look for the
same results.
SCOTT g BOVINE, 400 Pearl ST., New york.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

see Abbott's advertisement On page J.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

the hoard stood IL i tie, fise to FIVE,
and Mayor Burke threw has ponderous
weight on the side 81 the Democrats.
Now. the death of Democrat ha.
placed everyone On the qni yivr, for
the great balance 81 power Il IN qlles
tion. Should the Republicans ~ such,
elect ~ alderman ii the 9th ward
u succeed the Dctnodiat ssho died, they
would then have enough votes To con.
trol the city council should Demo
cfsi succeed Democrat the supremacy
of that party wouid remain Therefore,
the great issue i whether the one or
the other party shall win ont ii the
ward election which ii % be held SOON.
And M To settle what streets shall
be macadamixed what children shall be
city paupcfs and what water rents
shall be charged ny the city and kindred
Where should politics play Il
part IN that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
FRIDAY. WAY 4, 1906.

Wei, II The wage earner5 approve Of
Clement and want him for governor
theg will Do i with their eyes wide
open, and win hayc themselves g thank
when their pet measures run against
i rock Randolph Herald s News
That's mere than can be said for The
lleraid's candidate, AIr, Proctor. Mi.
Clement llaH stated honestly what he
believes, and although the worsingmen
inay not agree with him, they respect
him more than they Do the man who
No TAR hss 40 opinions On public mat
ters ne II willing the voters should know
about.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
PARTY RIDDEN BlTilI. ,N


Party politics Vas such 4 strong
llola IN municipal affairs ii Bur
singson thas Il would b extreme
Y hard ~ throw oIt the in-
tallence- Beginning .witsl the Office
of mayer md running down through Tie
Eist W tle inspector " leather the touch
gpt politics II fell. And Il fresh midi
faticn il shown Just now n the election
@ IA M u vacancy ii the aldermanic board,
caused by The death of 4 Democrat
sfe speak II the death ~ Democrat
becauAe everything IN Burington..is Re-
publican on Democrat. There ii Is not
90 much question ~ Ne The best
man, A. It Is the question Als be u
Dcmoerafss Or ~ he q Republican II
When the deceased alderman was alive
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

ny the illness 81 his mother, Mrs. Jen.
ME A. Pike
A brother Of Mrs. " A. Rosehrook,
Dan Mcleod 81 Prince Edwards Island,
visited her several days recently, re-
turning to his home Wednesday
II. D. r. Dwinell expected. Ia install
Il telephone ON the mi a line la his
houes today, he building 4 line . his
residence from the main line on the
river road.
Al. ID. Renns III Barre. al old resi-
dent u this town.. visited friends here
over Sunday and this week,
Abijah Bemis' brother visited him over
sunday. He was en- route to Greens
boro, where he has a summer residence.
The next meeting uf Rathbone SisA
ters will be held Mss i2th All neni-
hers are earnestly requested to atteni,
AZ work viii be done. Refreshments Of
rolls, doughnuts and warm sugar will
he served
ID r.. Tibbetts has telephone con
nection on the NJ =. line, installed III
Ills house last week. a. r Davis and
NJ +. Becklcy performed the work.
n. y. Walker has rendered his resig
nation to the creamery company. We
are sorry To have "Flossv leave, a. he
Il an accommodating man in his place
Al the creamery, always jcyial and good.
natllred
The Rey. " Y. Carrier preached 4
very able sermon from the Methodist
church pulpit last sunday. We well
come this good man and trust there
viii be hearty cooperation between pas
tor and people
Dan l'ibbctts Is cutting stone for the
underpinning Of w +. Lamberton's new
building, and later will place tho stone.
work.
Nellie 1ihbatts - engaged for The
season IN the home Of Mrs. j Berton
Pike.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
MARsHFIELD.

Herbert Emery il very ia q pneus
monia. He Was taken suddenly Thurs.
day. l,r. Frank Wheeler II attending
him.
Services Ak the Methodist church viii
open with sunday school at noon next
sunday, followed BY tho preaching scr-
vice ii o'clock, instead OF 2 Al here
tofore
Game Warden Pike was in Calais re-
Gently 70 investigate i case OF dog rum
ming deer.
VIII A. Pike arrived Thursday af.
ternoon from Pasadena, Cal, called here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Bethels New Bank Building.

Bethel. May 4. The old buildings
owned BIZ +. M Weston and John Kel.
lehef nh the site Of the prbposed Ma
tioiiai White River bank building have
bean demolished and Tho debris " being
removed. The new building win be
two stories IN height, VI brick with
granite trimmings, IN the exact center
~ the village. ",
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
Fortunate siissourians.

Whensi was druggist at Livonia,
Mo-, writes r. J. Dryer, now Of Grays
willie, Mo, three If my customers wcre
permanently cured Of consumption by
nr Kings New Discovery and are we'll
and strong today. 0ne was trying TO
sell bis property and move 10 arizona,
but after using New Discovery short
time he found II unnecessary 10 do so.
regard DIR. Kings New Discovery as
the NEST wonderful medicine h exis.
tence,H Surest cotirh and cold cure and
throat and lung heaier. Guaranteed BY
the Red Cross Pharmacy. soc and ST..
Trial bottle free
Sec Ahbott's advertisement Oh pnge d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
81 SHORT TROUT
Said to Have Been Found in Merrill
Bailey's Possession. "A

stove. May &c. y. Perry, gain'
warden at Chester. has arrested Merit
Bailey Of that town for having thirty
seven short trout in his possession, =
hearing was held and Bailey Was bonns
over under $500 70 appear at Woodstock
June 4. y. A. Parks OF Chester fur
nishcd bail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04
A Much Fined Man.

Burlington, May Napoleon MERCER
WASH ned $500 IN county court yester-
day for selling liquor. lie pleaded gull
~. This makes 81 200 assessed in fines
Tor similnr offcnscs at this term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-04

Saturday sale Of two-piece suits for
Si.50 at Naughan's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
NO DECISION YET
IN SHEPPARD Case j
The Registration Committee Of
Athletic Union Unable to De
eide Thus Far.

tspcclnl to l'ho l'imcs. Dispatcll.)

NEW YORK, March 26.--Aftrrs Il discus
oion lasting nearly four hours, ut ;tiia
Wyuntlot Club, yesterday, the registration
committee or the Amateur Athletic Union
could come To no decision In regard 70 NC
5uli,trgcs OF professionalism. inndr against
Melvin Sheppard tho star mile runner,
ana whether or not he wll represent
America In Athens, stia remains IN abeS-
nncc.
a resolution was finally drawn to ne
effect that tic evidence up 10 date was IN
sufficient, to declare Sheppard q profess
sonnl. and further Investigation Is to DO
made into his standing rs in amateur.
Tho committee, which consists Of John Z.
Boyle, Michael j Flynn and John Stcil,
Will make their final declslon next We'd
ncsday. which Will ln In plcnt% OF t!mc
TO give Sheppard n chance 3sto sail with
the Olympic team IL! case lie IS cleared.
The ease ns It now stands against the
Is whether he competed as Alvin
Smith. In the Calcdonnn games at Mas"
5pctb.@I. L., Oh Labor Day, 1904. BY show
Ing medals which he won on days when
lie was charged with competing at profess
sional games at q certain Clan-nn-G Gael
picnic, lie proved his innocence, and the
charges are now narrowed down to the
one specific case mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

t Especial to ,,ho Times Dispatch.)
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Marcli %
Mrs. Mason. wife Of Judge j. 10. Niasol''
nnrrowly escaped being struck ~ q ' l'' y
+ from Il cat rife. while sitting ut the WIN
dow OF m upper story OF her rcs'dehc'
hero. Tho alpnsscd through the VIII
4 dow Just above her head anu 'ooSSa -
Inc WALTON the opposite side Of he room y.
~, invest igntlon was Immediately inado
Of tho surroundings, but no one coul'i DC
found, and It IS supposed That TIC ball
wn, Il stray ono shot by boys at blrds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Tmes-Dispatch Branches.

established Tor the benefit Of those Iiyins ~
distance from tho Main oTlcu Of The Pima.
Disps.Sh; me Times. piapatch Wants isit nt
careful attention hs though they had been ieft
at The Main Office, and ihere Win DO no artrn
sLAtGliTEWs DRUG STORE. rwen,y. nnn
". f. EAMEs: 2sls II. broad Street.
oGEhf WLIiASs. Nv Tws mtsea ta'1' saa
r$R SiSsS:1 CHANT q CO.. pousa.. and
O. ", IATTiMEn, no. 800 w.4. Mar.h.l,
TmoMisoN's DRUG sTonE No. 1871 w.,.
/, l.. GEVERlDGE. Brook Ayenu, ana Clay
Street 80
RApYS DRUG STORE; Barton Height.
RoBiN's FHARMAcY. No. sa sas, MArsha1
CRY DRUG sToRE. No, iu EsD, u.ia
;, street e Germs, iir,s 49,
r fSls' s!RHHHf1 piiiAnMAcY no IN pu,a
p6iNpEXTi;n; kirk -rAnnrgn a.. No, q.
THE pARAn COS FitAnnAc1. 10. M w.
EATON PiiAhmAcY. Tamtl.u.sh AVA "
H5H9S EE% sHstTNN NJ b. \, III ss.. s
HuNbLEY y WALKEh Ts.@flsstts ssl
cA ke:fe Sa'f pihiuo mons. m IN I'M
W. s'f (, F Rinsfs' Ne /. w.s nm sn..,
rwEsTY EsIoiiGTam1 tnn ~ syss1 g;aAs,
MACY. Iwsu,y.sish.s sGd st.stls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Southern Railway

scHEDuLE IN EFFECT FEB. ii, 1905.
200 TRAINS LEAVE RICiNOND.
, ~ =. ally--l.ocai for Charlotte NJ c.
.so =. Observation-Disclosures BUFFET Pullman 10
nn, a,,,n- and Birminghnm. New Orleans.
Th.npn,s Che ttnnooga and all tho South.
bur HRnhh GO. soaeh h.1 Ter Chase City Oxford.
II * M'-Ex Sunday Kcysville Local.
4 ICY 3. M;-Dally-Lifnite ed Pullman ready e:N
:. 81, for all tho South.
H., YORK RIVER LINE
80 taavor1te route to Baltimore and Eastern
po!nts. Loave Richmond 1870 p. NJ, daily,
eencept Sunday, connecting with steamer
ut baltimore Mondays Wednesdays and
a:ls EN- 2; ,Msa...Local-Monday Wednesday, and
80 nm MN.,...E1cep. sunday-For Yves. Point.
..ohnhectlng with steamers for Baltimore
AZ FIver landings Menoays. Wcdneadays
c.., FrldayH. Steamers cali Mt Olou-
#4.1a A.N1r t,olnt. Almonds and Clay Bank.
West Point '''''''' '''':>e'
AZ, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:.99ss O. ~. ana $50 p M-From All tho South.
Rain .i,hhFrom Charlotte. Durham and
40 4; 4, , M.From Key.vll,o and ,n,.rm.d,.,.
':1' -. M-Daiiy from West Point with Bait.
W LOT connections Sundays Wcdesdays ari
1919 a, M.-wednssdays and Fridays: $40 p.
o.; daily. except sunday--Frono W'est
G ~ WEsTnuRY. D. p. A.. Richmond. "a.
58s F.. T. M a. PA,
II. b.. SPENCER. Cen, Mgr.
Washington D. c.
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FOR SALE.

PENN CAB COMPANY.
ABOUT 40 HEAD OF HORSES
and mares. from, $50 to SO. been used n
our city business. all good. fast SER ser.
ylcenblo stock; right out Of the hardest
kind OF work; some n little foot sore s,r
from city use. tits our custom to d,s-
pose of Our surplus stock, MS our sen
shore work ind busy season Is over.
md we nrt getting down to winter re-"
rulronents: positively. no rensonnblG o.,
1er refused. II you buy horse v,i. , me,.
nntce II ten dnys from .day5of. pure ,!n Sc.
return lli1I and We viii refund, you yo }Hn
money we are no dealers 4 relin,piis
arm n Philadelphia viii back up tn i,,s
advertisement Amongst tho lot W.
pnlr, Of dnppe iron-grays, ono PAIR o .a
handsome brown mares and four pniiIs
OF bay mares, ranging IN ago from 10
years; three young mares In foai very
cheap; also 7-year-old brown morse:
!horsc; years old. about 1880 pounds,
70; chunky brown marc, $40; also rubber
Gnll PENN cAB CO., 1877 Hilbert street.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., three SQUARES west
Of ipeensylysn'a Ra'lroad AIT sta 4sn.
phone. Il IOrugf 131SDffiEF HtL .eaf T.ts w
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PARAMOUNT

ROY. Dr. Tudor, the presiding elder. will
hold the second quarterly. conference of
the Fairnlount Methodist church Tonight
church. announces that he viii begin re-
vival services in tho church the first SUM
day IN April. lie will be assisted by
Rsy v. Mr.; padn nn; OF DnnyiIle; va
has returned home after IL visitsto her
mother Mrs. =. f. Smith. Of Twenty
King william county. have returned
home, liter n visit to AIRS. II. b. Bagby.
Of @ street. sister Of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough have, pur;;
occupied by Mr.. Amnn Hall, and are
now domIcllcd In It..
Mrs Emma Chlldes, Of Hinton. w. Va,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Delaney. OF this
Miss Lille Wooden IS rapidly improving,
after quite serious attack Of appendi-
cltis. Hiss Wooden did not have 70
undergo an operation. rs was thought
al first she would have to do
Mrs Carter is Improving from severe
spell of pneumonia.
ss5ss " srs "a res w Smith 1se Of
their sister. Mrs, W. G.. Griffin, Of High
land Springs. vi
Mrs. Robert Rose and children, Of Hen
me l fe Ven, we Turing ING t the past week
The guards of the Paramount Hive OF
Lady Maccabccs, in their robes OF white
with sashcs of rcd, white and black lthc,
colors of tho ordcr) and soenrs. together
with the officers of the hive In their robes.
had their photographs taken few days
ago by Mrs. McCurdy with her camera.
Mr. 1.inwood Phillips. of buckingham
county has returned home, after Visit
TO relatives In this vicinity.
Mir. Harry Garrett has returned from
Chesterfield county. where lie visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrett,
4 Miss Clara Smith recently visited her
friend, Miss Bette Sandford IN Peters
burg, Va.
Misses Ella and Lizzie Robertson have
resumed their school duties. after sus.
pension OF several days, on account or
the sudden death OF their father. Mr.:
Samuel Robertson. which occurred at
their homo last week.
Fidelity Y's held an Interesting meeting
in tho home of Rev, and Mrs. T. b.. Scout
n fcw evenings ago. with Miss Mattlc
Parrish, the president, In the char.
Among the reports read was that Of tho
delegates who attended the Quarterly, :, con- n
vcntion last week At the Asbury race
Methodist church, which proved very IN
,teroHting and encouraging. a very npprp,,
pirate. duct. entitled He's Y .DruhKnra
To-Nishi." was very impressiycy sung suns;
~ Mrs. RAINY Garter and Mrs, !; Husscll
Gentry. after which tho meeting az az
jOurncd.
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RA,LnoApa
~ r. q n Rlnhnond,
Ns .N r.. Fredericksburg q
= -, - Potomac n. n. H

Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
l:?5 A. M.-Duily-Byrd 81 Through
gig a. 4. --Daily--Main 81 Through.
l. -" t q; A.. ..Dally--Aa!n st ThrouEa. All
80 a; !, M;;I,;lsssept Monday. byrd 81 Through.
~ 60 cotn MMdwsen oays-l'lba- Ashsnd Ac-
s:1 A. An NJ Ia Dai'yB Byrd 81. Throuan. Local
i;: ~ ,n,ooss;-Wset pay.--1,yrt s.. Through
\, nufE Ascomncdst ion. 9,38 u 71,14 4
sa :S E + u -Daily-Maln ST. Through.
~ s'1o -. hl.IWeek Daya-Eiba. Ashland 40
S': = =. 81 .-.Duily-Yyrd st. Through.
rams Arrive chmond-oouth~ard,
= com mmdW ttna Days-sba. Ashiahi A.
o:0 A. AN M..Week Days-Byrd ST rrederlcks-
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