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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
A swIndle.

An old couple went 20 n Dublin thea
ter to have a nights amusement. The
great Mrs. Slddons was playing Mrs.
Halter" and the poor bodies were kept
crying all the evening. At length. at
one OF the scenes where the great lady
came In with her handkerchief again
TO her eye5. the old man could stand IL
no longer and. starting 10 his feet,
cried out. "Ye long nosed thief. ye call
this dlvnrshun"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16

The leading lady felt that she had
right on her side In her quarrel with
the other members OF the company. but
she decided TO let the matter drop"
Afraid the manager wouldn't take
her part. chr
NO. but she was afraid her under
study would"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16

"Well," said Mrs. Brugglns after n
solo by n fashionable church choir ten
or. III that amt the rudest thing ever
sawr'
"whatf" inquired her niece.
why, didn't you notice III Just rs
soon as that young man began TO sing
every other member OF the choir stop
ped. But he went right through with
II. and I must say admire his spunk. p"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
THE GAME OF ORAueHTs.
So old That Its origin Il Lost In the
Mists OF Antiquity.


Mists of Antiquity.
Draughts In some shape or form Is
doubtless very ancient pastlme. In
deed. the safest thing TO say about IL Is
that Its origin Is lost Ia the mlsts OF an
tlquity Representations OF persons
playlng nc n game resembling dmughts
are frequently found on ancient Egyp-
tiap monuments at least 5000 years
old. The Greeks had similar game.
from whom possibly Il passed to the
Romans. At least the old Roman game
OF latrunculi seems 20 have been kind
OF draughts. though il Is doubtful II the
game as now played Is very ancient
The game was popular and well known
In France aud Spain In the seventeenth
century and was probably played there
and IN England centuries before that.
That IL was from France the game
came into many OF the other countries
is evident from the fact that the French
namc-jcu dc dames-passed with 1t.
Dam or damme was once the regular
English name Cor one OF the pieces. In
Germany the game Is still called dame
spiel. In Holland the board is dambord.
and IA Scotland dambrod still survives
In the United States the less usual
name Of chequers. spelled checkers, Is
employed Polish. Spanish. Italian and
Turkish draughts are varieties OF the
same game The Polish game. which
has several peculiaritles. was intro
duced In Paris In 1923 and was nj first
played on a board OF 100 squares with
40 men.-Chambers' Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
old shIps In Norvny.

Norwegians have a primitive way OF
breaking up old. WORKOUT wooden
ships They take them 90 exposed
rocky parts OF the coast and. after an
choring them. leave the breakers 81
the next storm TO smash them 10 pieces.
After the storm the floating fragments
are picked up and sold for firewood
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
Athletic Amusement.

Everything In nature INDUCES In
amusement The lightning plays. The
wind whistles. The thunder rolls. The
snow files. The waves leap. The
fields smile: even the buds shoot and
the rivers run.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16

Howell-Rowell is always borrowing
trouble Powell-Yes; he's the kind OF
fellow who. n be thought he was going
90 get fat. would 90 out and walk on
the weight before be got Il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16

Beck Cdespondently)-I said some
thing my wife didn't like, and she
hasn't spoken 10 me for two days.
Peck (eagerlyl-Can you remember
what II was you saldi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
ALit,In nnme.tir Frnnnm,.

whats the matter with PrlmlyT
"why, he went home with n new hat
the other day, and II didn't flt very
well. so his wife cut his hair away
wherever Il stuck"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16

The exact distance 20 either the north
or south pole from the equator Is 5000
miles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-16
SPEAK OUT
Or FOREVER HOLD
YOUR PEACE!

Isl acres, good four-room
frame house, also rent house,
well; 2 cement cisterns; good,
big, deep tank or large fish
pond. 90 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture; plenty Of
timber; D miles from court
house. Is in splendid repair.
Fence posts are cedar. Good
barns. Is close enough to
have advantage OF Graded
Sc hool, Ursuline Convent.
TexasW oman S College, Allen
Academy, or A. and M. Col
lese. Land is new and pro-
ductive; no gullies or washes
high and dry elevation. This
tract is worth at least $4,000
per acre, but in order to close
out will sell at---now listen
Only $3.50 per acre!
Please do not blame me If
the other fellow buys it.
MONROE EDGE
Office Phone $50. Res. Phone $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16

Maury has purchased the residence on
West Clay Street formerly owned by DR..
gcanter. adjoining Mrs. NJ. M. Baldwin.
and will occupy 1t next October. @
Mrs. Morgan Shepherd. OF Ashland,
Will leave here next Monday for a visit
of a month to Old Point.
IL The young men OF Ashland have ar
ranged for a german to be held in the
assembly hall OF the new school building
Monday night. April 18th.
The !, Henry Clay Inn opened yesterday
Burgess, OF Charlottesville, ls manager,
and thirty-six guests we're registered the
first day. The house has been closed
for the last four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Cox have returned
to Ashland from their bridal trip to
Cuba.
Mrs. John r. Taylor. OF Hanover, spent
The day in Ashland Friday. n
Mrs: Keith Taylor visited Ashland this
Services in the st. James Episcopal
Church held Good Friday afternoon
by Or. Forsythe. OF Richmond.
Mrs. James Hoofnagle and family will
spend the summer in North Carolina.
Mrs. I. N. Vaughan and family have
returned to occupy their summer home,
Pasadena, near Ashland. s
Miss Marie Mines, OF Richmond, is a
guest of Miss Carrie A!dyette.
Mrs. j. 2. Johnson and children and
Miss : Cousins, Of Beaver Dam, va. are
,,E;|nsstn !bf Mrs W,,B. Walton. v ni1si -
Miss Marjorie Aylor, of Charlottesville,
has been selected as housekeeper at the
Henry Clay Inn.
Rev. MT. Melton will assist Mr. Seaman
at the Christian Church. in Ashland, be-
ginning next Sunday. .
Mr.. William Henry Langston will lee
-ture In the assembly hall OF the new
school house next Tuesday evening at
clock. PA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
EASTER BALL.
Brilliant Gathering in Masonic
Hall at Frederick's Hall.
al e. The T1mes-DIspatch.

/. Especial to Tho Timex Dispatch
FREbER1CK's HALL, VA, A prli 10
An Easter ball given at the Masonic Hall
here Friday evening by the young men
OF the surrounding communities. was
largely attended by guests from Char
lottesvlle to Richmond.
Dancing commenced promptly at 8
O'clock; a SUI BIS tantial repast and refresh
ments served At low noon" when
in the east announced the approach Of
dawn when the tired but happy, par
Elephants wendell their several ways
homeward, with, pleasant memories of
well-spent evening. 54 s8g
Among those present were: Misses Ina
Gladys, Crank, Belle and Bette Garrett.
Edna BoAtwright: Grace Crank, OF Vigor;
Lizzie and Sadye j.. Hardenbergh Alysa
Hood Sadie Trlee, Lucte Holiday and
Zollicoffer and Kean, OF Louisa. va.
Jennie Harris Bette and Annie Fran
cisco. Bessie Terrell, Belle and Vera
Harris. Sallle, Goodwin. Myrtle Atkinson.
Daisy Vaughan. Louise Terrell, Margaret
spicer; Or. Edmund A. Terrell, DR..
Thomas W. Dew, p. p. Wallace. John y.
1dephergh end LeW'S Goc9 1y;cn RlchT
Harris, II: Hall Hardenhergh. a.
ris francisco, Percle 3, spicer, Charles p.
Trice George Goodwin, Garland Haynes
splcer, j. v. HardenberGh. joseph NJ:
Baker, Louis NJ. .Spicer. Fred Hood. En RI
Crank Edmund, Alnonet Terrell and L. S..
Williamson.
TIE music was furnished by the "Blbb
String Band.
Fred Hood. J. ". Hardcrbergh5 and 2. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
SHORT PUMP J NEWS

K Miss Mamie DuVal and Mrs, T. / A.,
snead IL stand Spring were the guests
Mrs I. II: Jackson. OF Broad Street
Road. spent Thursday with her sister-n-
law Il, Mrs Mrs B, 3. Leake. OF Johnson's store
Miss Minnie Prayer, OF Erin Shades, is
With her mother, Mrs. Nj. z, Frayser, OF
Plum Street, Richmond. y
Miss Rebecca Kennedy. OF this locality,
e spending some time with friends; in
Mr,a Warren Ellis. OF this sfc,nity, is
OF pneumonia. 3'FEts'
Mrs, Charles Bowles. Of Erin Shades.
who has been quite sick at her home, is
Mrs. ,Lemue Snead had as her guests
Of friends, . The evening was spent in
present were Mrs. j. H. Scott, Misses
Helen Bowles Agnes Bowles Ina Scott,
Sadie Bowles, Mr.. Frayser and Mrs. =.
Ford S'f R. HenIey ~ s. Tayior, j. &
Bowles, j. H. Scott. H, l.. Bowles.
Miss Emma a. Thurman, Ct near Clayton,
salhe Duyal, Of Lakewood, va. 80
city on n Tharsday to see their SON. !. who
Is M Xsry ana WITH MP coIon Harris 81 near
latter:s sister. Mrs. y. ]: !. Browning, Of
near Deep Rum on sunday, the last
There will be services at Deep Run
Church on the fourth Sunday afternoon
al 3 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Leland Smith, of Richmond.
Little Miss Sadie Bowles of Erin
Shades will give an Easter egg hunt 7
her home this afternoon from ! until 5
o'clock. Those who will attend are Misses
Ruth Kennedy, Verna Jackson. Hazel
jackson, Stanley Browning, Emma Wade,
Efle Wade. Ina Scott, Helen Kuhn,
Ruth Kuhn. A very pleasant evening Is
auticipated, 34s f55i
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Terrell-Harris.
Especial to The Times-DIspatc

Especial to The 'Tlmes-D lspatch.) ${iSSSSg
BT1REDERICKS HALL, VA, April "a .-----.ss
Eik Creek Baptist Church. In Loi lisa
county. was the scene of q very beautiful
marriage Wednesday afternoon ats q
O'Clock, the contracting parties being M re-
Early Thompson Terrell, a prominent
young merchant q Fredericks Hall, Vn.,s
and Miss Opfte1in Louise Harris, daughter
of ]. II. Harris, OF Buckner Va.S!, The
church was richly and artistlcaly deco
rated ana darkenS,d then illumneted Ri
Haley offlciated.s ~ Is rs =J IS aSssSf
Miss Jennie Harris. cousin of the BRIDE
was maid of honor. The attendants were
Misses Daisy Vaughan. Myrtle tklnson,$
tAlys Hood, Mabel oliver and Nlarth
Terrell, Of Hanover county and Verna5
Harris, of Staunton, Va. Mt. Guy Mitchell
of boswell. Va, was best man: Messrs.&
H 4 Hall Hardenblrg, B. Frank Vaughan "
DR.. IL Welsh Dew, of Spotsylyanai y ohn5
Elicit and Harry Thompson. OF Beaver
Dam: a. Thomas Harris, OF RtchmondN
Va, brother Of the bride: Bruce Y tla rrlss
and W.fO. Perkins. we're he ushe
Misses H. Herring and Nellie Harris act ia
ed as ribbon girls, and Miss Ophellas N ak
son, daughter Of DR.. jeff Nelson az
Gaines's Mill, Va, acted as flower Elrl.s
Z A delightful and sumptuous lunche on
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Harris, "a a fterS
Which the happy couple left for an extern
sive Southern tour. . & 35ass as
Among the guests from a q Stance were
DR.. Al J. Nelson, brother OF the pres dent
or the Wonlan's College; Dr. Z. H. Terrell
md wife, Richmond, and Mr.. Ben1amlnS
ClendOn,& Cleveland, Q. 5s{{ Ss VIE MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
SERIOUSLY HURT
BEATING A Ride ! DE-
An Intoxicated Man Falls From
Moving Train With Serious &
Results. 3s sffE G3

4 FRANKLIN. VA, April 15,-Theo. stsl n
Barrett. young white man. was serious
" hurt while beating freight train ins
this Gown about ten o'clock tonight. He
was intoxicated, and he and another white
man boarded shifting freight up Mt High
street crossing, The train was then on
It's way to the tank to get water ne
man who was with Barrett when he
boarded the train got of before It had
gone very far. but Barrett, being una ls3
TO get or, stayed on until he fell off. andS
in falling he is supposed to have hit tho
ties or something else along the track
His hat was found midway between where
they got on the train and the depot. Bar-g
rett was found down below the depot
near a big peanut warehouse. When thS
doctor got to him he was found to have
a big cut across his left eye. two u Or
three teenth knocked out, and his chtns
badly cut up. 8 siy ii II lss
Barrett had only been here for about
two weeks, and was wording as n cars
penter His home Is near Murfreeshorn
N. G.. and his Intention was to- haYxs
gone to BoykIns on the Seahoard passerl,s
ger train, which got here few MINIS
utes after no was hurt HI
DR.. j. r. Bryant attended to dress.#l
lngs the mans wounds IS, N sSsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
synoalca, orphanage At Lynchbtrs. Tn.

synodioat orphanage at Lynchburs, TN
der Mr.. Mnxwel's enthusiastic leader
ship, that institution has made a most
encouraging beginning. Moore and more
room Ia beiflg provided for orphans to
meet the Urgent demand. It IL sad to
think OF the two and three hundred or
phans that for want Of ROOM have
been refliAad admittance. May those to
whom God has given the means Of help-
Ing THIS good WORK, have their hearts
touched BY the woes OF these poor re-
jecteu orphnnsy many Of whom, 1t Is to
be feared, will 90 TO ruin In consequence.
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell Is evidently "tho right
man In the right place." for this great
charitable work Let them who can, by
all means help him iby their generous
gifts Il lg
The ,lsial ion. vas given to all
the subordinate agencies employed IN car
showed SOME advance The gifts to for
eign missions for. the past year showed a
large falling, on, but this Is to BIO account
cd for by the fact that last years report
included the special enthusiastic effort
BY the Sunday schools to replace the lost
Congo River mission steamer, the Samuel
n. I,apsley, The, New LAnsley' Is how
being put together at Leopoldville. just
below STANLEY Pool on the great Con-
20 ana within a few weeks viii be plying
on that river and the Kassal, In tho SER
vice OF the mission. Tho cost Of construc-
tion was about $4,000 at Glasgow, Scot
land. 100 cost In addition In various
ways, especially Ia taking the boat apart,
boxing and shipping by sea to the, mouth
OF tho Congo, and by rail thence to Leo
podvilte, ana the putting together there,
has been very heavy, morS than exhaust
Ing tho $4,000 contributed BY the Sunday
schools, and leaving q heavy deficit, which
the Sunday schools are now asked TO
make UP at the approaching Foreign Mis-
sion Sunday School Day.
The Presbytery Of Roanoke includes the
whole counties OF Charlotte, Lunenburg,
Mecklerlburg, Halifax, Plttsylvania, Henry
and Patrick, and parts Of Franklin, Camp
bell, Appomattox and Prince Edward. It
embraces II churches, 10 ministers and
little over 5000 members, and has six cam
didates for the ministry.
Mercy Seat Church, where the Presby-
terry met, Is one OF four in charge of Rev.
Thornton 8. Wilson. who was ordained
and installed here d years ago. It Is
understood that this happy event Will be
celebrated the coming summer by these
congregations, in connection with another
house party to be given to the members
OF the Presbytery BY Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son.
The hopltalities OF the people were as
usual Instituted and most hearty. and were
heartily enjoyed by the members Of the
Presbytery.F It was an exceedingly pleas
ant meeting all round. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
.rr+o +ha World and Out.

Into the World and Out.
into the world he looked with sweet
surprise. ..l.., \ = -
The children laughed 30 when they saw si
into the world rosy hand n doubt ' 10
lie reached; a pale hand took the rose rose
bud out ~, 4.
,And That was all---quite oil NO.
(. -. surely! But y 4 II. "a +,
The children cried SO when his eyes
wcro shut.
aa, l3 DEATHS.
Deatt, is the one CONSIDER. true and tried;
The goal Of life, the hope we last re-
which, ike some rare ellxer charms
i. our pain III
And heartens US to march till eventide,
The streaks of morning which the clouds
divide @
Athwart the tempest, snow, and drlv-
Ing rain:
The inn toward which the way-wort1
travellers strain, rr
Certain to find rest there, whate'cr be-
tide:
An angel holding in his sovereign hand
Sleep and the guerdon Of ccstatlcs
tl dreams, TEX
That smootls the couch and shuts tho
weary eyes:
The prisoners key; the leper's healing
& streams;
The beggar's purse; the exilc's father
land:
The open portico to unknown skies.
& a -Baudelnirc, 1rleurs du Nal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
.O ,||:3i l]jIi].| Nj man
TAKES LAUDANU|M
Third and Fatal Attempt 70 End
Life BY Poison
Route.
,e,oo,o, - The ,rImes-plspatch.l

(special to The Times Dispatch.)
tHARRISONBURG, VA, April l5.-John
Thomas, aged thirty years, son OF y
Michael Thomas, widely known IN vlr-
ginia as the proprietor Of Valley View
Springs, committed suicide at his nome,
In New Market. Friday nlgnt. Ilon Y,
drank the contents Of four-ounce bottle
Of lal,danum and was unconscious whe'l
found. He failed to revive. and expired
about midnight.
Thomas had been working In North
River Gap for some time, IIo returned
home Thursday and appeared very de-
spondent He was drinking heavily dur
Ing the day Thursday and Friday. and
he, was not missed until late Friday
evening. This was the third time no had
attempted to commit suicide,
a brother. Frank Thomas killed him
self ten or twelve years ago by drinking
liudnnum,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16

Especial to The Times. DIspat chg
MiLLFoap Va Agril h-M 5nEso Bess y,
Moorman's River, Va, are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. James. T. Richards Of Bowling
Green, who has been extremely III for
Mrs. Or. Glnssell remains quite sick
Mrs. Louisa Gill and daughter are Wis.
itng Mrs. Russell Blank on West Broad
The remains Of the late Oscar L. Cash
washington, and will be buried to-day
near Port Royal. -
formerly OF Caroline county. Is visiting
his old home, In attendance. at the purial
OF his brother. Oscar u; Cash:
Miss Jessie Lyeli 's y,s .Ln,lsa MISS Si'hp-
Messrs. Victor Shelburne and Rufus
Gray, of Richmond, are canvassing TINS
section in Interest of the leaf tobacco
Mr. Mr. v. D. Lucy is visiting at Brooke
: Mr.. Ell Sussey will spend Sunday at
sv MI, James 4. scott Of fredericksburg,
Mrs. George W. Cropley yeste q, it};o ,,rs
Spelder In washington, ~
Mr.. Ernest l., Wllllams VIII spehu Eae'-
subscrlptio Ions for local telephone me no
between principal points IN the county hIe'
being solicited. About, FIVE Thousand ao'1
has returned to his,Yirglnia quarters :, a i
Hotel coghiI lie Il IT., the e eons iumls
agent for W,l'am pMShaltd miI5h sons
i, ~. Msry r cGag dbp Of e HsshaAHa en S W
spend Sunday at Milford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
PEOPLE IN CLARKE

Especial to The Times plspatoh)
MITIIWO0D, VA. April 15,--Mr. Donald
epn from t'nfeton a sohoo Mr. Nae Mdene are
Il ~ for 5r'e their Easter e holiday.
Miss Mamie White, OF BerryVille spent
several days this week at Mount Airy"
Mr.. George ~. Burwells, :. !, 4, !,
ba MT Been M'1 at "dra ase; MI Lee,
IFS, Went to Berryylle on Wednesday
st MI Hugh NJ. Nelson. Jr. left on Fri
dav for Wickiine to spend Easter with
XII sy friend rni Mi, Wilber Osborne,
M The scholars at tho Clay Hill Academy
hovn ret,lrmed to their homes or gone to
,,sIf friends for the holidays, ,.
Y' Mr i Nat 3. Page, who has been teach
,nw in North Carolina, Is at his home
Saratoga, near Boyce, for SNORT say
before entering into business ~ HalH-
more. RI nroyo axpact "a
leave Powhatan. for Richmond apoWt tnls
time, ,r, ,f,a, arendinr
several months In Baltimore, mas 'p'u't'T
ed to her home near Boyee. W.T. ~ . g, ],
Rev DIR, James Grammer, OF Mincdne ~
tor. conducted service and nrne9acnea AZ
Christ Episcopal CHURCH ~ Mliw sto on o
Good Friday, and Is to DO 40 asASa On
Easter Sunday,
ASHLAND AFFAIRS !! u. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
LURAY CITIZEN
TAKES OWN LIFE
Dependent Because Of I'll Health,
Fires Fatal Shot Into SIS
Head, I,
Especial to The Times-pispatch.)

LUSRAY' VA, April l5-Nlr, George N.
Rosser, for the last twenty-five years n
citizen of I.uray, shot and killed HIM
self at his home. In this place this eyeenTT
ing about o'clock, Mr., Rosser was up.
stairs lying on his bed when he fired the.
fatal shot from a 3s-calibre pistol the
bah taking effect In the top OF his head,
causing instant death, He had lust
called his little son to bring him a pencil
and piece Of paper, and. the hoy. soon
after reaching the stair landing, heard
the report of tho pistol. Is,
Mr,5 Rosser. who had been In. had
health for about five years, was bout
fifty years of age and leaves /, several
children, his wife having died about fo ll
years ago, s9al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
OF FLOR DAl LlMlTEBg
TRAINS, SEASON 1906, a., F., IL

The Flofida Limited Trains operated
between New York and st. Augustine
win be discontinued for the season. asS
follows;
seaboard Florida Llmitedr-last ttrain,B
southwark, arrives Main Street Station
9:42 p NJ. SATURDAY, April TN. tasf
train. northward, leaves Main street stsATas
ton $50 a. NJ. Tuesday. April 10TH
Atlantic Coast Line New York and:
Florida speolai--I.ast train. south Wardss
arrives Byrd Street Station n;so III MI
Friday, April 9Th, Last train, nor hwardsa
leaves Byrd Street Station 6's4 AtS
Tuesday, April 10Th, s. . . 1. \ "a M
m. Traffic NanaSeg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
College Girl s. March.

Especial to Tho Times. -Dlspntch,l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, April To-
College, has composed a new march called
'College Girls" which is just from the
publishers. It Is dedicated to the young
FRANKLIN has composed more than fifty
pieces OF music, which have attracted
wide attention, .EI-s - EM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16


Dabney, Of Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. +. w. Scott. is having fine
graded driveway built from Alton to
Royal Crchald." his beautiful summer
home in ALTERNATE county.
General James Macgill commanding the
second brigade, u. c. VI has appointed
Miss Jean Watts. Of Roanoke. sponsor
TO the New Orleans Confederate reunion
April 18th, 27th. Her maid OF honor, will
be Miss Stone, Of Wythevile.
# Mrs. Morgan. OF New York, formerly
Miss Leila Myers. lis the guest Of rela-
tives In Richmond. s#,
Mrs. Waller Morton Is,iv visiting, hcrf
mother, Mrs. David Mcintosh. in Balu-r
more, Md. Z IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Saunders, Jr., have
returned from a delightful trip to Cuba.
Mr., saunders's health Is much improved.
fs3 aE
Mrs. Luckadoe. OF Bynchburg. who has
been the guest OF Mrss'Qtway Allen, has
left for home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph aEs Willard, Have,
gone TO Canada to attend sdme or the =
brilliant functions at the Government
House In Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benehan Cameron. of
Raleigh. N. c., are at the Jefferson Hotel
for Easter week.
Miss Dorothy Christian is to be one
of the hostesses Of the younger Rich
mond set. who have their engag ement
lists filled to the brim for Easter week.
Miss Emily Waddill will spend the
Easter season with friends at Annapolis:
Md.
Mrs. r. Mason Miller has returned from
Old Point to spend Easter week at her
home In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
Wedding Cards.

Especial ia The Times nsnatch.)
Z CHARLOTTE. N, c.. April 1H.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles N. Evans. OF wilmington,
nnnounce tho enEa cement IT their sister,
Emily ~ Evans. to Mr.. john ". Fer
place Tune 6th. =,
i, Mr.. FERGUSON. ma niger OF the Charlotte
district. FRA t1street's. was for five years
y resident 1T Richmond, and has many
friends there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-16
SHOT HIS PRISONER
Will Hutchings, Negro, Killed
BY Deputy. 4 IS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ings (colored) was Shot and Instantly
killed by Thomas Turner near Chestnuts
Level yesterday. Hutchings was IA des-G
perado and had recently escaped from the.
the jail to the courthouse for trial. 5asf ;s
{ Turner had been deputlzed TO arrest
HutchinE,s who resisted and the shooting
followed. Il SA3 383sGS