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ferred. and where they will reside per-
manently.
Miss Ruth Parkhurst of Holton and
the Rev. Henry Sharpe of Manhattan,
who were. guests of Judge and Mrs. De
Witte. c.. Nellis, went home yesterday.
Miss Jane Adams, Miss Ethel Nor
row and Miss Orta Moore of Lawrence
are expected Saturday morning to
spend four or five days with Miss
Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Anna Trout
man and Miss Grace Koontz.
Mrs E. E. Stubbleheld and Miss
Josephine Stubbleheld of Independ-
ence who are guests Of Mrs Frank
Brown, 1112 Tyler street. viii be
here a week longer.
Mrs. J. T. Allspaugh of Washington,
Kansas, is expected tonight to visit her
brother, Mr.. Edwin Knowles, and Mrs.
Knowles.
Miss Nellie Small of Atchison is .vis-
iting Miss Margaret Weiss.
Miss Jennie Wilson and Miss. Mary
Wilson of Valencia, Who have been
guests Of Mrs. Veale. 81 Quincy
street, went home today Miss Mary
Wilson was graduated from Washburn
yesterday
Miss Eva Schley, Miss Lottie Schley,
Miss Kittie Quinche. Miss Ruth
Hoaglin and Miss Minnie McMurtrie
will leave next week for Chicago to
spend the summer at the university.
Mrs. Pierce. of Denver is the guest
will stay until next week.
Mr. r. E. Valentine viii leave to-
morrow for Chicago to spend week
or ten days
Miss Daisy Vance and Miss Grace
Vance of Oklahoma City, are expected
June 20 to visit Miss Helen cartridge,
the Misses Meade and other friends.
Miss Daisy Vance will accompany the
E T. Cartilage family to the City of
Mexico. leaving here the 18th. Dur
ing her absence Miss Grace Vance will
visit here and in Kansas City.
be home Sunday or Monday TO spend a
fortnight with his mother.
Mrs. n. y. Nudge, of Chicago, is in
town for a few days
Mr. E. S. Brigham, of Kansas City,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Brigham today.
Miss Harriet Jetmore, of New York,
is the guest Of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. A B. Jetmore.
The ladies Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, North Topeka, viii give a
lawn social at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ Meade tonight.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Hoch have re-
turned to Marion after a visit to Gov
ernor and Mrs Hoch
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss. Of st.
Marys, came to town for the Washburn
commencement exercises yesterday.
Mrs. F. N Risteen and Miss Ray
Risteen are home from Chicago where
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Lowell.
Mrs Grant Prather, OF Hutchinson.
Is here to spend several weeks with
relatives. Mr.. Pratter viii Join her
Saturday for a few days. -~e
The East Side Embroidery club Viii
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs
Louie Wettling at 467 Reno avenue
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NHItHI iLk4sc
RFAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-@-@-~--~0-~-~@-~---0--0
c. E. Cooper to C. Alexander, lot 56
Beaubin ave, Silver Lake -.-...-..-.S 800
R. Mason and wife to J. and c. Fritz,
lot 81 Main St., RossviIle. ....-.--.---- 80
H. N LOOMS to l. W. Metcalf, lots
add. e.1 --'..' 80 10
T. d Joseph and wife to s. A. Wise
man, part s. W. 4 1s-11-16. ....-...- 800
G. D. Lyle and wife to A NJ. Ly
Westlawn add. /, 900
part n F. Z l-12-15. -. s75
J ". Gleed and wife to z. T. Ware.
part lots 1870 and 1872 Sth ave vest. $50
w. 2S-1s-17 ......................... $50
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In the District Court Of Shawnee County.
State Of Kansas:
on Wei Supply Company of PITTSBURGH.
Eehnsy1Yan1as a corporation, plaintlns
vs.. F. N. Burr and Malvin Edwards,
copartners doing business under the
tlrTn name and style of E. n. Burr &
company, and Edward n. Burr. defend
ants-No. q, sos.
Inc State Of Kansas to the above named
DeIendants and each of them:
sdld Qetenoants, E. N. Burr and MalVin
towards, copartuers, doing business un-
- rt tAs nfn name and style Of E. n. BurI
q SSOtipany, and Edward n. Burr ana
S Sacn q them will take notice that they
S u " Deer. Deen sued in the district court OF
81 81, ne Oh Well Supply Company OF
FFletstpurgh, Pennsylvania, a corporation,
~ tS-oo, the sum OF Five Hundred Dollars
s~I 49, WIN interest thereon at the rate OF
2rp ~ .Sent per annum from the 1st day OF
ISeh, 1876, and that said defendants
F s1rse answer plaintiffs petition on or be-
49,. lie N day OF July, 1906, or said pc
sltIon VIII be taken as true, and judgment
lzStsSueIeu IN favor of plaintiff against said
fl-9 ts Tor said sum and costs, ana
go go - IAN personal property Of said de-
| eelTT.tuents heretofore by the sheriff of
a.. ~ tiee county levied upon under an or
~ 80 u attachment issued in said action be
sou, and the proceeds thereof applied to-
costs. 800
lc I S CURTIS
VSeaL) Clerk OF the District Court of
70, Shawnee County.
6y ANNA NJ. TILLSON, Deputy Clerk
OF District Court
GLEED. WARE & GLEED.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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See Rock Island Time Card.
Effective Sunday, June 3, 1905. Nos
tice new Kansas City-Topeka Colo-
RADIO train.
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oRpINANcE &c. Is.


IPnbiished in The Topeka State jour
nal June Z, 1851
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TO whom it may concern: Be ii. known
that my application is now on file in
the Office of the probate court OF Shaw
nee county. Kansas, asking for a. permit
to sell intoxicating liquors according to
law at No. 394 Kansas avenue, in the
Second ward Of the city OF Topeka, Shaw
nee county state OF Kansas Hearing is
set for the s0th day Of June 1906. at 3 a. m
- ALEX 7. GIBLER
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The Alta Vista club picnic at Cedar
crest has been postponed from Friday
until Thursday Of next week.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

First published in The Topeka State
Journal May %, 1861
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Mrs Frank g. Hubbell entertained
the members of a disbanded Shakes
peare club yesterday for Mrs. Everett
Hawley Of Washington, d. c.. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis of Wichita, two visiting
Ir.r=7 F,s-4--
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AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RailTas
Company the right Of way upon, across
and through the streets and alleys o.
the City of Topeka as hereinafter pro
vided-
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The marriage of Miss Alma Dougher-
ty and Mr.. Charles Kurtz Leighton took
place last night at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Keys. 1910 Buchanan street The Rev.
J. w. Reed performed the ceremony.
Miss Vivian Rush at the piano played
the wedding music, Miss Dot Stitt was
the maid of honor and Mr.. Charles An
derson the best man. The brides gown
was of white silk null trimmed with
lace and she carried brides roses. Both
Miss Stitt and Miss Rush were in white
The ring ceremony was used and infor-
NAL reception followed the ceremony
The bride and groom are at 1910 Bu-
chanan street where they viii be at
home to their friends. Guests at the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gala
CHER and their daughter Mabel, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Gallagher and their daugh-
ters Maud and Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hutson Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Rush,
Miss Vivian Rush. Mrs. Leighton, Miss
Abby Leighton and Miss Clarice Leigh
ton. all of Council Grove. Mr.. and Mrs.
George McPhillamy.
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wANrEn-srruAT1oNs.

WANTED-Position by young lady book
keeper and stenographer, good references
Address w c. J., Journal
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Miss Margaret Brown, 1112 Tyler
street. entertained about twelve girls
Informally yesterday afternoon to meet
her cousin, Miss Josephine Stubbleheld
Of Independence.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

R0CK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME Tab
Topeka, KAN.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

NJ. G. PLANK and Wiscombe. general
contractors, 404 Quincy. Both phones:
Bell 401. Ind 1926
J. @ WILSON, contractor and builder
Job work promptly done. 10 p. sth q.
Ind tel 124A
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We're decorated with many palms and
ferns, quantities of snilax and the flow
ers Of the season. There were brides
roses in the front parlor where the cere-
mony took place, peonies in the back
parlor and red roses in the dining room.
About one hundred guests were pres
ent and they were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Belts and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Goodrich, parents of the groom. Mrs.
Belts wore a handsome toilet of three
tone taffeta, pale green predominating,
trimmed with lace and chiffon, and car
ried pink roses. Mrs. Goodrich wore
black taffeta. The brides gown was
of white habutai silk trimmed with val
and cluny lace. She wore half wreath
of rOsebuds and carried white sweet
peas. Miss Freda Belts, sister of the
bride. and Miss Juanita Putnam served
at the punch bowl The other assisting
friends were Miss Dolly Curtis and the
young women of the Watova set. Mr.
and Mrs. Goodrich left last night for
Denver TO spend about ten days and
will be at home for the summer at the
Belts residence. which they win keep
during Mr.. and Mrs. Belts absence at
Eureka Springs and IN Texas where
they expect to spend the summer.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOB sALE-Boat suitable for power 11o7
~ Kansas ave
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FREE D1sPENsARY.


MONROE ST. FREE DISPEAsAR7.
So2 Monroe St Conducted BY regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
ica1 service free. Medicine free IN some
cases. OGice hours 2 to ; D. m. Calls
answered night or day. ms. tel. 341s
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THE WoNHAN's DOCTOR.
DR.. ACNLEY. THE WO6AN-s Doc
tor. rs function big. Kansas City. No.
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WANTED-eFAIE HETp..

CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
81 KANSAS Az EA p
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Miss Helen Estey gave a luncheon
today for Miss Marie Viegler Of indie
pendence, and the following other
guests: Miss Lorraine Lewis Of Kins-
lev. Miss Josephine Keller. Miss
Eleanor Keizer, Miss Edna Hopkins,
Miss La We're LangdOn.
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Mr. J. Karl Henderson and Mr..
Clarence Jordan are arranging 9. sub
scription dance at Vinewood for the
18th.
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DENTISTS

c. P. ASHTON, DENTIST.
Can be found in the front rooms. second
floor, of the northwest corner OK 18th and
Kansas ave.
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= TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
>~r~-~-~~-~-~0-~~~~-~~~~-~
NOTICE TO THOSE INTERESTED.
we have bought the business of the
WEAR COAL co.
In Topeka, Kansas
All persons owing the Wear Coal com
pany win please call at our OFFICE.
720 KANSAS AVE,
And settle their accounts at once
TOPEKA COAL CO.
TO Kansas Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TREES. vines and hedges trimmed o.. re-
moved. T. X Jones, SIS Van Buren, st.
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MANI e ILBerry pfckersl every day.s +
H. Wendell, "a miles North Central ave
Tel. z4014.--
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o~~-~~-~-~~~---r>lr-~-
CAPITAL CITY VITRFLED BRICK q
PAVING CO.. 118 ". Sth St M91rs q
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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The June meeting Of the city fedora
tion Of clubs is being held this after
noon at the First Baptist church. The
feature of the meeting is an address, IN,
Mr. Thomas Emmett Dewey on Shellav
Illustrated by songs by Mrs. GEORGE
Tar khurst and Miss Nina Thomas. Tbe
ladies' Music club quartette. Mrs
Frank s. Thomas. Mrs. Parlzhurst Mrs
L. $. Ferry and Mrs Frank Foster will
sing two numbers. A. H. Horton viii
meeting at Lawrence and an info1,,5i
reception viii follow the programme
a very pretty house wedding which
took place last night was that of Miss
Myrtle Belts, daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
J. 3. Belts, 1929 North Quincy street ana
Mr. Harris Goodrich. The Rev. DT a
8 bmbree performed the ceremony. and
Miss Daisy Warner at the piano nIavafl
the wedding marches and sang CIV
p Hardelot's All For You before the en-
gance Of the bridal party. The rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
HUsT1NGs COURT DOCKET.
Court Has Much Business to En-

Court Has Much Business to En-
gage Its Attention for Term.
The docket of tho Hastings Court for
tho May term was called yesterday, and
ali tho cases set.
Tho case OF the West End Democratic
and Social Club will DO called to-day.
Tomorrow the Richmond Club license
case; Friday. May 18th. the Manhattan
Club case; Monday May 18th, Leslie
Page, Walter and Ernest Jenkins, An
drew Krouse. Jr., and Martha Anne Tay-
Tor, for malicious wounding.
On Tuesday, May 18th, tho cases OF
Alexander Banks, John Kinsey, Percy
Perv1s and WllNm Lawson Will be
called.
Wednesday,, May 10th, will be taken up
with hearing Of the trial Of Fannie
White and Lizzie williams for malicious
wounding. Harry Allen and Olaf Larson
will DO tried for houscbrenkinE on Thurs
day, May nth,
* On Friday, May 18th, Eugene Jefferson.
John Richardson and Ned Richardson
will be tried for assault.
One OF tho two murder cases OF the
term will be heard on Monday, May 2lst,
when Luther Ellis will answer to the
charge of numbering Charles Burch with
a blackjack.
Samuel Moscly and Alonzo Miller will
answer the charge Of assault on Tuesday,
May Ped, and on the Same day DR.. Thomas
Sweeney will be heard In an appeal case
charged with cruelty to animals. Arthur
A1ixsan and Samuel Young will be tried
for assault on Wednesday. May 23d.
r. Z. Johnson will DO tried on the
charge Of forgery on Tuesday, May 10Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-09
non. MI, TUCKER'W|lL
M DELIVER ADDRESS.
TO Make Commencement Speech
Before Students Of University
College of Medicine.

1lie faculty and graduating class OF the
University College Of Medicine have
Issued Invitations 10 their coWn,encoment
exercises, which will be held in the Acad-
ci1y OF Music Thursday evening", May
18th, at $3.50 o clock.
Tho programme will be opened with
prayer by Rcv. Or. Russell Cecil, who will
be followed with nh address by the prcsl-
dent Of the Institution, DR.. Stuart Me-
Guirc. Tho address OF tho occasion Will
DO delivered by Hon. St. George Tucker.
lTl,cn will take place tho comforting Of
tho various degrees, the announcement Of
tho hospital appointments and bencdlc-
ton.
rho officers arc as follows:
Officers Of tho Student Dody-R. A..
Moore, president: IL " Price, vice.l1resi-
dcnt; j. D. Prultt, secretary
Class Orfccrs-Mcdicnl: j. II. Hnggnrd,
president; a. y. parrot, c-presidont;
". ". Stancel, secretary. Dental: j. l..
Menrs, president; j. II. Austin, Vice.
presidents: ]. T. Johnson, secretary
Pharmaceutical: s. r. Fletcher, pres'-
dent; j. G. jennings, vicc-presldent, ana
G.. r. Grceber, secretary.
Executive fCommlttee-R. A. Moore,
president; j. r. Haggard, r. u. Ratford,
treasurer; j. A. Lyons, ]. V. Price, Sec
rotary.
UsEors--w. Il. Hopkins, chief marshal;
r. Adair, G. u. Woodson, w. D. Cary,
J. III. Hubbard, y. S. Caldwell. G. r.
Dibers, I, A. Chcatham, II. a. Gil, II. A.
DAVIS.
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BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Virginia Delegates to Annual
Gathering Leave To-day.

ookAASAhAE, ASo'S = - 49,
The Virginia delegates to tho Southern
Baptist Convention, which meets In an
nual session in Chattanooga, Tenn
Thursday at noon, will make the journey
to the South Tennessee city by most
charming ana picturesque route
A large number of the Virginia Bap-
lists who will attend the convention VIII
assemble In this city this morning and
leave at 1880 via the Southern Railway.
They will be Joined at Durkeville, Keys
Vile, South Boston and Danville by other
Virginia delegates and visitors and at
Greensboro and Salisbury by all the
North Carolnians. They will pass
through Western North Carolina. ."rho
Land Of the Sky" thence through East
Tennessee and land at Chattanooga at
s o'clock tomorrow morning. At Dan,
VILE the Virginia party will be Joined
by two special Pullman's loaded with
Maryland and District Of Columbia dele
gates. These, 3Pullmans will leave Wash
ington' b. the Southern at 11:15 this
morning. sE
Among those who will leave here by
the Southern at 1890 to-day are the fol-
lowing:t Mr.. William Ellyson and Wife,
Mr. Henry schmelz. Of Hampton; Mrs.
George Schmelz, Rev. J. r. Doan, Rev.
David Hephurn,G Rev. r. ]. Willingham
and Miss Wlllngham, Rev. T. s. Dun
away Rev. w. c. Foster. Rev. r. A..
Mcfarland, Rev Mr.. Kirk. Rev. Or. r.
II. Pitt, Rev DR.. W. z. Hatcher Rev.
Mr.. Canamack, Rev. Dr.. Nv. r. l.. Smith
and wife. Mr.. Fl. r. Pollard and wife,
Mrs. Timberlakc. Mrs. Reeves Rev. Ry-
land knight, Rev. DR.. c. S. Gardner and
wife. Rev. James Buchanan and wife,
Rev. George w Mcdaniel and wife, Rev.
2. p. Jones, Rev.3J. William Jones ana
wife, Rev. Aubrey Williams. Mrs. Taob
and Miss Russell. isi
At South Boston Judge ". r, Barks-
dale and wife and others will Join the
party and at Danvile they will be Joined
by sRsy. w. s. Leake and wife. Rev. j.
q. Hicks and wife. T. r.. Waddill and
wife and a number OF others.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Sales That Have Been Made and
-a to,Be Made.

X Nlcssrs. c. L. and IT.. L. Denoon have
sold the valuable East Main. Street prop
crty, Nos 1882, 1886 and 1898. which was
owned BY the estate Of chares z: Hun
ter. No. 1892 was bought by B. ELAN
for S605O, and Nos. 1896 80 were knocked
out to Hening and Nuckols. agricultural
implement dealers, who already occupied
the stores, for $4,000.
Acssrs. Pollard and Bagby will sell
at auction to-day at p. M. the home OF
the late George B. Thaxton, stuc.cd In
Home Place. corner Of Floyd avenue and
Deep Run Street. The house Is modern
in every respect, Is supplied With cleo
trio and gas combination lights, baths.
etc. There, are nineteen rooms in the
building, OF which seven are bed-rooms.
The grounds are spacious and well
shaded.
The Same firm will also sell this after
noon three small brick houses. Nos. Bill.
313 and 3l5 Thlrtythird Street
Ats $50 p. NJ. McVegh and Glinn will
sell n very desirable Brookland Avenue
residence.
At 5 p. NJ. c. L. and II. l.. Denoon will
sell an attractive suburban home near
tho Creighton Road
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FAIR ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET TONIGHT
All Stockholders Are Urged to At
tend, AS Important Matters
Will Be UP.

No meeting held In this city in many
months will be moro lraught with the
Int rests and destiny OF Richmond and
the State at large than the meeting Of
stockholders OF the Virginia state Fair
Association tonight in tho assembly hall
OF Murphys Annex. Chairman Stuart
issued tho call for this meeting last week,
and since that time number OF
subscribers have been added to the list,
and the prospects are that large NUM-
Der will be added before the next list OF
subscribers and stockholders Is published,
as every day finds more and more resi-
dents of Richmond being aroused TO the
necessity OF their cooperating In the ef-
fort to do something large to advertise
the State and It scapital city,
AS there Is considerable business to be
transacted. Chairman Stuart will call the
,aveting to order promptly at S:15, tho
time for which 1t Is called. and no time
Will be lost IN getting ready the very
important business OF the meeting
The charter has been prepared and but
little preliminary work Will have TO be
done before the organization takes de-
finite shape and then the work IN real
earnest will be rushed. Eyer since his
acceptance OF the position of chairman
OF the committee, Mr.. Henry c, Stuart
has been sitting UP nights planning for
the success OF the fair here this fall.
Those who have not kept careful track
of his work will be amaztdfto learn how
be has perfected practically all details
Of arrangements. Every move has been
stud.ously mapped out from the date Of
organization to the date OF opening the
gates OF the big fair. Not q single do
tail has been overlooked or sighted by
Mr.. Stuart and he feels confident that
SO well have all departments In charge
Of the various members Of the committee
been planned. that there can be ne hitch
In carrying out the many and varied de-
tails. siusSA
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Coming Musical.

The committee arranging for the social md,
musical 10 be given by the Young Mems So
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q tynohburs. are in the city TO attend tho

o. Lynohburs, are in the city to attend tho
Rebekah Lodge. gg}
Miss tSiren,e Taylor will. spend-ithe
month GINA at "fontlc'clNltof.'
The REV. NV. r, laird, Of Danville, nt-
tended the meeting Of tho board OF direc-
tors OF the Union Theological Sen''nary'
Which took place Yesterday
President aud Mrs. Roosevelt a acc
pnnied BY Dr.. Nicholas Murray l3utler,
president OF Columbia UNIVERSITY, ana
Miss Butler, visited Mount Vernon sSatur-
day, going dow, on the naval yacht sylph.
Mrs Arthur II. Taylor, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida c. Hart, ms
returned t. her home IN Newport News t''''''
The REV. John II. Rickinson has re-
turhed 70 his homo hero, after WISHING
friends IN Hampton.
Miss Mamie willis. OF fredericksburg,
is the guest Of Miss Maude Steel, OF NO.
4O East Main street.
Miss Ruby. Leigh, of King and Queen
county, is the guest OF Mrs. Sara 81 a1eas-
ants, Of No. 1913 G:ast rrafKlh street.
son, Of North Carolina, arc the guests
OF friends and relatives In the city.
&E tsgQEs6tg =tsl#
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh Firth and little
daughter, OF Newport News, spent yes,ter-
dsy in Richmond with Mrs. Firth's father,
who Is very III. -
The Rsv. Dr.. A. l.. phillips spoke ~
Newport News Sunday on Sunday schooi
work
Tho Rev. W. Moe. White, p. D, OF
Petersburg, was In tho city yesterday.
Mrs. A. w; Greene and son, Arthur ire
william, accompanied BY her sister, MISS
Marjorie Goode, have left for washington.
D.. c., TO spend several days. after when
Mrs. Greene will leave for Wheeling, W.
Va, her future home.
Mrs. ]. 6. Darlington has returned to
her home In Williamsburg. after pleas
ant visit to friends here.
Miss Mabel Boyer has returned to
her home ii Newport News, after short
visit to friends In this city.
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The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination on
May 16, 1906 to be held at the Civ'l
Service examining rooms ut the icn-
mond postoftce, to secure ellglhies from
which to make certlncaton to ~ such
vacancies as may occur IN The pos'tlons
of laboratory assistant, assistant phys,
cist and assistant chemist IN the l'uIehu
OF Standards, at salaries VARYING llpaa
5000 to $1,000 per annum, and vacancies na
as they may occur In any branch OF ano
service requiring similar 1ualllieatt'o,hhs p. -
The duties In connection with the se
positions are identical with those OF Wy
assistants in tho physical and tanhm,coi
institutions Age limit, twenty 70 tnlrss-
nvo years on or after date OF eHamlhn-
ton, and the applicants must snow ,nat
they have been graduated from conese
or or technical schools. or that they nave
attained an equivalent education or traln-
ING, Applicants should apply at once
to Mr.. Harry +. Archer, local secre,
tarv. at the Richmond postofflce, who VIII
eiadi,, furnish application form No. 1872
and all other necessary information.