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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
EDITORS GOING
10 ] b WI'Il!|
Spent Quiet Sunday at Chase g q
City, Several Going to
Church. S8
THE BENEFIT OF THE e BATHS B: y I /; J
Mrs Dukes Music Contributed
Greatly e che Enjoyment l, y'd' ' q u
III the Occasion. II
the BENEFl1 OF THE L B 3 4 I 4: )

fi,peclal u The Tlmes.D lspat ton.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
CIAgIu CITY. VA. July u. --Aiost Of
the editors who ore not going on the
Boston trip left last evening Or early
this morning. . The rest remained AZ the
Mecklenburs ana enjoyed q restiul Sum " \
day Several attended church services,
which Indicates that some editors are
Ipious. Tho party will leave for NOTION
Tomorrow morning az guests OF t e
Southern Railway # Company. Messrasa !.
Westbury, Il OF Richmond, and Curtis. Of
Norfolk, nre here To zee that The cons
5pany' guests are well red Tor. MI. lW 7
81 Copeland, the newly elected president,
and This wife, Will accompany the party
~ Boston, aa will also President Las
sitter, OF the North Carolina Asso cla '
y Mrs. Il w. Y d. Duke, sof Richnond. mas
contributed greatly 70 the EMO %
tho guests with her singing Her voice ic'
has been much complinen ted, and espes-T
aciaily her met hod. III Mrs Duke expects
to 80 to New York next winter 70 prose- ite-
cute her studies III m yic.
Tho chief delight Of this resort 70 tho
pyston Of baths Under the direction OF
Nj Davis, 4 son OF Mr.. Geo. y. Davis, .of
Richmond. Colonel Hughes says 3 that
the baths are especially bench clal 20
newspaper men, because they are guar-
snnteod to stimulate the nerves and IN
craase tho circulation M gs5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
AT ! !. FISHERS +: HILL J; I,
Extensive Preparations for the the
Annual Reunion.
fSpccIal to The Times-Dlspntch.)

f{8 Especial to The Ilme6-DispatcH.)s 48
WOODSTO CIS. Al, y July 16.--The ans
5nual reunion Of the Confederate Veter-
ans 81. shen donh w ley will be held at
FISHER & Hill, on Saturday, August f4th,
and ipro,nises to be as largely attended
"a any OF tho former reunions held there,
y Senator John ~. Daniel. OF l4ynchn
4 Mi be the orator OF the day. Il.
+ Az special attraction, Slower Camp,
acnnfederate Veterans OF strashurg. un-
q Az whose auspices this reunion Ia held,
has secured the services of the Naval va
Band OF $WashingtoN, p \ NE,
b IA many as ten thousand persons hay e
$pafi1ered on these historic grounds, ats
tonding these reunions, and u - expected
The crowd this year will equal Y net
4 pass this number, 4. !. Z. J.
b Z The real estate belonging to the late
N. Is. 3schmltt, itua ted IN Woodstock. ms
Guiding /, number OF shares Of stoek N
the Shenandoah National Bank q AW = !.
1 stock, tho Farmers and Merchants Bank
Of winchester, and the i Blrsti NAt!onal
Bank at Luray, were sold hare O. pu =.
auction this week. and bIouRnI oYs s,4,7
90. The stock Of the shenandoesl, = a.
tional Bank brought SlGOb 20 per shaEs' Par
value, 800. "a. 80 4. !. =, Y !, !,
/ The farmers In the VICINITY o. Wooa'
stock have commenced to threHl' Wleat,
which IA turning out very well 90 mH '!'t
az 10 and 40 bushels per acre y Elav9''s
been ithreshed n x "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
SURPRISE TO HIS FRIENDS
Quee nsberry Said to Have Borne
4 Good Reputation at Green Bay

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
81 GREEN BAT, I v Az uly Tic ac-
Queensbury, OF & Forest Depot. a comes as
a great surprise to tho citizens OF this
within two miles OF Y this place. B and NJ
ways has borne tho reputation Of high
toned Virginia gcntlemnn,3 It \ Is Il hoped
by: his friends that he q Will " have no
not sau Rty III e
months ago, WINS q gent and operate III 4
Forest Depot On account OF III health
he reaigne ne Ho II II present Engaged
In tho mercantile bust ness. Ga "a q friend of
his who received q letter from him. de- ted
July u III. II spoke OF " hat d trial no had
Eone through on 4 account OF his wlfes
death. He wrote. NJ In part, ns n follows.
referring TO her dent h /: ~
;5ss.stIt is such d trial to 60 through my
experience, VI. and VI among those OF SI my
household spared Is my nf1itcted boy.
who loved MIS- b mot her BET tier than & any
child ever saw, " hlch was so " ar1nly
syec!procated by the mot her.
4 Mr. QueenSbury ia. sof ono ~ VI he. !. fl 1t
3faInil!eH OF Il Prince Edward scourl ~, u ana
his people nras highl spcct "a, III owns q.
considerable real u estate In 81 his dist Y IL,
Mr. Queensbury's wi "a was a Az Miss
Brady, OF Z Rlnggold. 81 and was q very
beautiful lady. S# Tho married life OF the
couple was thought to have been q
happy I ono. M Mrs. Queeilsbury was s!ok
With fever about ten @ days. She was
buried at CreWe, the home OF MI. Q ueens-t
bury 8 mother and most Other mclIFpe1!s
sofs his family. til IA az Is t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Charles City Affairs.

III Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.
S TETTlNGTO rs, v A.. ulyl ~ armeFs
lres busy finishing up the last workings
to corn, u threshlng whea u and hay ana
prospects are good crops aboye the the
average. GSS III III an
jsa3 Mr. s. X. i aiooers has sold his farm,
fairfield, to as +. Schulz, of vViscon-
Sin, who has moved in.fit
Tho 5S yvnlworth- Neville Manufacturing
Company has bought large timber inter
ests In Charles City county and are now
erecting q woodworking plant Trees
Point, ~ James River, They control the
..crossar1n 4 Z. q business for telegra phi and
telephone lines. An
Mr.. Edmund Ruf1ln. formerly Of Han
over county. ana Ia tely OF W! lliamsburg.
has succeeded Mr.. y q J.. y wv y lamsons
in the management OF Sandy Point for
the estate OF Thomas Branch. Mr.. h Rul
nm has more than a. local reputation as
a good farmer. and VIC q 70 glad to vel
come MIR. Rufiln and his family into our
midst, g ~ S33i 81
N The children Of Aicssrs. 3. Fl. Z Harrison!
and Henry Warning have been Il uffering
from severe attacks OF tho Wlooping
cough, hut are nov be tier. .35t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
1W0[..BIR||'0T'|A|Il|:RS
.SER.I|Q|U u:
Stone Thrown Through Church
Window Provoked Trouble
sa A's8 Which Ended Seriously
CONDITION. { Of BOTH SERIOUS L
Youth WHO Did Shooting Has
So Far Successful Evadcd
1 A s3js Capture.
IN

I, Especial ID The Tlines-D lspatch.)
M Il Anew oil VA, July 15. ~ heagre res 80
ports or ia fatal shooting at Maxwell | :,
ok miles west Of here, have Just been on
received here. Charley ana Arthur Gray ''7I a
benl, brothers, were seriously shot @ "A
Waiter McNeili, an gllteen- ar-old boy,
OF that place. Charley Gray beal was 60 y
III tho Upper part Of tho chest the bullet
ranging downward and is ralised "
his right Side, duo to the pressure !!
4 the bullet on sono part OF the splfnltal
cord. He Is at his homo In Mnxwtelll I aud
Is In d very precarious condition, kriaye
doubts being entertained OF liis recoy yer !,
His brother, thu. was shot N the let!
lover nbd omen, and was take e. g q saili-
tarium IN Biueflcld, whore no was oIer-
atcd ,lnon Tonight. Tho outcome Of Shis
/ wounds cannot DO undetermined at this
writing. II 3.sg ssa.5
KS The trouble arose from Nc ell n lir Ow-
Ing rock In II window during se:vic.s
d d I Hoiincss meeting d 4 Mnxwell lest
night, ana hitting GRAPHICAL on the head.
4 GRAPHICAL 4 Is said 10 have made some re-
marks ut ~ the time OF the throwing "
the rock, and was met by Nc Neiil this
morning while services were going on.
\ Mcneil resented tho remarks u rev hiJ
pistol and opened \ fire on Arthur Gray
benl, shooting him as above ated If His
brother. Charley GRAPHICAL, attempted u to
prevent him from further shooting his
brother, and was himself shot In t.e
upper part DC Ills chest. b i 3$
81 All the participants were neighbor bo5s
4 and bore good regulations. 4
81 AfcNcill IS said to have escaped. ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
7Epe,lts Tl, ]: ); !. / ek.

The third Pan-Amerlcan conference
,v,,, meet "a al Rio Janeiro, Brazil, July ~
With , the exception Of Haiti and Yene-
xue III; all the American republics viii pc
represented by delegates. Many lmpof-
;tant subjects are scheduled for d1scu l',
sion. including arbitration. naturalization,
Ssc,,n,mmercial development, customs and
Consular laws sanitation, copyrig hts the
Isannman Railway and the ge7org nlza'
81 the International bureau ot American
Repu blics, !, 4. I |. NJ al a III q
The ll seventh InteFnau onal congresV q
Architects Will open at the Royal lsati-
tute'of British architects, under the press-
sde r OF John l3elcher. uly. y, and conr
time at the Guild Han tNfolsll 1hs Wseh'
The national oonyeRttol Of the United
,rypotheta a Of Amsglpa VIII begin at l'p "
falo N onday, Z u "A " 81 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
DISTRICT c CONFERENCE.
Pleasant and Profitable Session
Held Last Week.

s4 (Specini to Tho Times Dlspnt ch.) E5]se
~ @BROOKYALE, VA y uly 70. The SEES.
sion OF the Rnppah hammock District Con-
ference 5 closed this IS fternoon after8S g
i most pleasant and profitable session.
4 Tho most inter csting tom for the Smorn I
inE was tho election OF lay delegates to
SNc annual conference. as follows: .tss
3sS5 a $B.S NewEIll, DR.. ] !. y. ankle 81, W.t
4 A. Stoakcs and J. T.. Bellows. prln ctua Is,
and y. w. G. pgVis. VS.. Renye. 4; ~
ma es 45s aF &. . Z, s5 Z 81
the Bible cause we're preae ntod $nf t dis-
Mathews Chapel on Inc West Ma hcws
charge. 8 wa q I, selected MS the Is place. Of
meeting Z OF tho next conf erei,.so. Dr.
r u. Blackwell made the atd rsss 3oR
Local preachers licenses wore gra,ted
TO Rev. Stark Jett and Rev. AioM;es;;
Rev. u. r.. I1nug ton was raca,n,!lS;,,,,,Su
10 the annual conference Tor Is in'sslol'
4 On trial, also for local, deneon,1 { rders.
AL tho afternoon session tho .epor q On
flnance and church property was j, pre- ,.
eented and adopted Rev. = y. l5uapy
preached the closing sermon ,s
II Tho people OF ancAst ers howe. boz nd-
8,es q snospitallty in tho enterla,n!ns ,no
ronf ference, Humptuous dlnnors S. wero
Z served on the grounds ac;l Jay ana tn9
Visitors are OF one accord IN their nearly
praise Of their hosta. I'M 5i} }l$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
DEATHS.

4 Z J q " =
BoWl1RY, ~ Entered into rest at the
Home for Incurab lea, mt $3.50 A, NJ.
Sunday, July 49, 1905, M iss g IJSAN ANN
4 BQWnRY,' IN the ninetyrtlftIl year OF
7 Funeral from Tho Home MONDAY.
July 18th, att +, v NJ. s
PIlYsER at Hot spriltys,; Va, al,
JAly. 18th, at r. M Mrs. EMMA
y PUTzEI4 y, PN YsElR wife a. Of Ss las
V Y, Peyser, % SeYnort News, Va.
brew jeinetsfy, THIS MSndaHy ss' AS Il,
sIaNDoN at 4 O'clock, ss5sj;
'9s 5Sly ,. ~ lsSs MS
1xMss " soa ass
and Lucy A. Taylor &. a.s
Funeral from residence u Y, ~ E IS
and aequaintanoes invited 40 ttend, s;
washington ID. ] C,l and Bal timora
h lAdd.l papers please go i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Virginians in Ashevill 1,

AsIIgvTLLE, n. 81, Jul s'-lnyita- Il
8tions are out for the ! twsn ty-tirst annual
opening ball mt the Battery. Park Iio teiS
which occurs July 18th. This ball opens
the summer season 4 In " Ast neville, and
prominent people from all over the sconn Az
try will attend,
Mr.. II III Sof r edmond is ~
tho city, # vi ~;
an u Il. 8 Ben tley, oe Richmond. va:, " In
visiting here for a few days. q! s5s8 q
~ Mrs. John Vest, sof r. CHINO nd Va, ~
I Mrs. Taylor and 4 daught Of saail-s
Eington. and Mrs N a Tory, % etersh}n Fts
5y'o.,8 are guest : Of Mrs. owst
Miss Catherine spotsWood and h4ls1,
Alloy. OF Re eTsbure,5 as. who havas been
visiting here. have lef It for Virginla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
BRIEF.i Ii 7E i u Fro me VERY WHERE
Of American product. owing to genera!
use of EPSON salts and glucose, p!a1 ned

of American product. owing to genera seIai
use Of EPSON salts and g. ucose, Il Dlamed
the Leather Trust. iSS}i %
f3 yEW YORK Charles n Murphy an!
Timothy b. Sullivan have al last sreac c:
a. me
blyGDistrlot TO succeed Pat trick y. Kea hon,
who died q week q SO, ls IL;
HONOLULU: ----T he ship Andrew 7, ,r W =,
dore. which has rived h ere from Ca raitI
reports hayin;E uake 90 me
ientiy agitated for forty We second
LONDON, q more American y timed
mea FOR the British Navy 4 Is X The decree
that has gone FORTH but IT seems that tlo
authorities here have MUCH need TO LOCK e, o
are mn do the report 5oS the tory inspec-
tors, which has Just been issued. reveals
a really disgusting state ,of AFFAIRS. which
,w aIi app1i any ny notiee being paid
PHILADELPHIA a, District Attorney
Bell said hat e would app s,a II .crln!l,
IA doe
bo, inlthe possess Ion % Major GILLETTE. not
exanined fiby ithnt lawyer OF the Commit
ia 81 o Stoye e guit
tractors. " Il X RI, g q
LoNDoN Mt Conner. president,,ot
the United irish League OF Greg Britain,
Will 90 to America early IN seP,te l1a
Philadelphia Chicago and Boston ~. 5S
NEW YoR K.-P etor Lepine. forty years
o oom tad to Beioyuo Hospital for ex-
animation Us to his sanity Lenlne was
charged with having mad 2, seyeraI AZ /,
Temps to set fire 70 st, Pntricls's Roman ma
Catholic Cathedral. y fff3 Ssis8 & R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
GROWING TOWN.
Important Business Improve
ments at Williamson, NJ. C.,

I Especial to Tho TlMesrb lspatch) Y
yVII4LIAAlsTON, N, Co. July l5,--Mr,
Ia. w, Keith Will open up the Atlantic
Hotel next week, q hotel with the mod
ern facilities Of water works. gus lights
nnd with sufficient room capacity to ac,l
commodata forty or fifty guests.
al When completed II will cost about
$4,000, Tho owners are Aessrs, Thomas
and Samuel IIadley, q q 4. I'll
h The new drug store OF Mr. G, A. Jef-
tfIess, q. native .ot Chase City, Va. will
BIO ready for business about the middle
OF August. 1t Will be- up- torlete In eYory
particular, having steel ceiling, tlllng,
ioctagon plate glass front.
On the second floor will be tho quar-
5ters ,'ot the Gonoho Club. recently OR
gapized by the young men, Sa
III About the first OF September the Farm
2ers and Merchants I, Bans wiz be In 1ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
NEWSYORKER #ARRESTED.s
Forced Entrance Into Mans
y II o1ne and Was Badly 8B eate1l.SSSSSS

Especial to The IA es77 Dispa IL SSsSS
SALISBURY, y, g. July wcllSS
dressed young man, tailins from sEf Ne, g 81
York. who refused to give he name sta
the ON GERS was arrested In the home Oh
waiter Pool. OF this NJ city. last 2 IS Va
charged \ with d!sorderly cond uct nceS
iforcible3 trospass. 3gS5 Before the Ulcers!
arrived the stranger was badly bea . '
about the head by the use Of a pi'st w
tho hands OF Pool The ung man ven
tojail. but stoutly refu ~ H.
identity, IN siss 38ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

sunni, meeting TO perpetuate good fell
This hand solHe token was u, g
complete surprise to the SresiniHfin,ta, a rs
last last year the local ergani.zation was O.,
made present q gaYel. sprnsa irom
AK Hlrs'n' patr, Ss resposss from ron O.
Fleet, and Rhode y 1 s a, Mas ~ o oIo
q ThN9 no 5sas, r. Responded me was fter
Ills remarks the meeting was BROKEN ad UP
Sie1tflhsasss y ia eaeh
f f@o rasasaos sifu me Rhode
Island epsst spaSs' SEE
ana ~ 7, here In .'the wee sma. hours
The Wirglnaa VIII Tamalah
the Pier until to,1,Trow, eY bs Mas Via
liz the tMieerrcchants ana Miners rra''spofrtta-
,tinn Compapy's line. 81 81. " 5,z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
NEW 70 EsK. IT he Il sur. ann ounces the
firm determine tion Hof WllliamS e. q


firm determination OF wi liam R. = earst
10 run foratheg governorshlp 8of New o 81
y SPHILADELPHIA.-41 n South Bethls,
q aei ey s'iHs trolley ana may
die from q crushed skull 81
PORTLAND. u pend. ng ENGAGEMENTS !, Il
Senator Mitchell were snolled vest er q IA
but one suit against his estate FOR s1'oOo
stands T " 81
tlEst per
sssG
paas bus
mess district OF Denver. They were we're ar
rested. 5ss355 Ssf SSia 5ss3 s5z IA sS
PHIL4pnLI;1|A1 a With ap pp nj
e est1ks',1e commHtted suicide 81 hans ing
sa ShM San Frsaneiseo
Ms5,,a @ pf sa
4 .AAlRRAG oNA, sPAI NJ over 500 cons
.yicts started q mutinyi.s IN tho prison here
and attempted to8 break s out. ber
siicceeded In escaping before tho arrival
Of the Governor Wit III troop s:
o. Prison officials ara
I,,mvstif ied ,-oyerfthe illnasa OF M rs. Cassie
CHndwiok. She Is not confined to bed.
and Is able to eat heart! but shG, seems
her arm Is causing her idcrable pain
and an ilpyancc, 8 ,s
IS II, TX T,EJ ,pHIA Leaf nlanuIac-
atuirers, sdlscuasjng England 'stc condemnation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Robert r. Ware, ST..
lSpecIal to The TIlnes- pIspa tck

Robert 3are S., sied sa 1His P Il
vile, this morning OF apoplexy. He was
Ing d mnember@of tic County Committee
and q pioneer Disolplefot Christ of tide,
water, i IIe was 2aeyenty-stx years old. ana
leaves q wide and nine cl,ildren--olgit
sons and one dAushtor,, ~ He leayes ono
Wenlth's Attorney OF Essex. and two Sis
ters Mrs, Hannah Hoskins + and X n rs
DR., Morton Warning His sons found hun
w tho rna dsde. suHerlng from wea kpesa,
md took him IN the buggy but before
he reached tho house he died, He was u
lifelong member or RAJ hammock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
All Signala IgnLoe,lr!.ed,l

o 5sRsssl 81 s FTP sssss,
Ssegyatory at Cape Henry nH being q Mex
lean CRUISER passed In 10 Capas az b.to
this afternoon 4 ana apparent w headed
for EaltlmQre sor Annapolis. The vessel
did not giYe I her name, and slgnais ~
her were not answered, The arr!Yal 2 r
tias yes.el. ~ The ranss Was altoaesh 81
Il kAevR here, q isss NJ. N Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

new buildinR, nov hund erf process of ereosS
ton. It will BIO two stories & hig with
of1ces son second floor. It's front be-
fof granite, marble and gray resseda brick 81
On the SInsidobwill be lures of ma rplaa
and ahogany, steel cell tling;s 1l'
proof vault, double time lock, burglar
proof safe and safety eposit boxes ~; -
VIII be as handsome as any bank hutld,llinlas
IN Eastern Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Shot While on Train.

,7IG I6p9UII& tV T4l1e7 7I9IHeH-+7E5pasu1'gIF
SALISBURY n. 81. July i9,-lIesbsye
bury late Inst night dan erotsly shot
through the lungs, He claimed 10 have
been shot by an officer az q fraigh t tgalas
on which he was riding pulled into TIN
station. This, however, proved to be tnlasss
ana how orJwhen the shooting was done
is a mystery. Il Is believed Shoe was
shot on tho train by hobnea, a 81. sssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Shot and Killed.
lspecIal Is Tho \ Tiln,et,,s-I Ispntch.)

III SALISBURY. NJ CT. July b.--J oh1
Knox, a colored employe OF Lane BrotllS
sers, contractors. was shot and INSTANTLY
killed at a labor camp three miles FROM
this city last night, The shooting WA
done by Shade Hemphill. s olored, who
escaped, Hemphill Is q Il desperate clln.5
actor, and officers are max Ing a stren1S
Euous effort to capture him. N ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Ralph B. King.

(speolal to The Tlmes-D ispatch.) VI
g lNAYETTbYII LILLE. ii N, O., July To-
Ralph Il, King. head Of the King whole,
sale and retail drug house, corner Hay
Street and Market Square, d led at 10 ;80
O'clock to-day. The funeral takes place
to- moro ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
\ 90 Us RrH9tgi - ilffsiisS' 1E,aly5
4
Mrs. Henry E. Manning.

sIt8 ss95 MIS-. Henry p. W aiming.
Mrs. Henry 2, Manning died mt 8.45
O'clock Saturday night at tia 4 Memoir ial
hospital. Mrs, Manning. before her mar
ir,nge. was Mas katherine Craven. she
was a sister-ln-law OF Mr.. G. Manning,
Jr, "a
The funeral will AXE place from st.
Ing. and the burial VIII i DO In Mount Cav
nlrys Cen6 Tory. " s4tSs I'LL II 5a ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
Countess Dead,

~. I. lEy Associated Fress,) 90 ,GtI d
S88s VIENNA, July l6.-The death ia ant
oWslsi, mother OF the "A ustrotH pngarlat
foreign minister at Skalat. 3,s A i!.iIt3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

On Visit to Northern Cities. 8
Miss Edna May Smith and Miss. Annie
where they Will spend some time with
relatives and friends. Before returning
they will visit New York and Atlantic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

85doNOLULU:-The ship An drew T heo,
dore, VII ich has arrived here from Cara w
noon B 81 April 18th. h Tho vessel was VIC.
lently agitated for orty-fl We second So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
"a Social Success.

once a. more sst the two societies Joined hands
4 II, making the event as much Of q social
9success as possible. The remainder !, Of
ts MaS spt9n
epol tho x Rhoae islainaers being looked
after by a RECEIPT tor. COMMITTEES. consist-
as es Nh, M. Z S'ssIl sy H hahiaa
h q1lHls.tGMf q M HarrIag,an. 81 y. hra1aofs
sa RlSr F Msaert { RoXye onos FL
had Charge char 81 the oeal end 81 the sels-
II Sps.4oP SSs'stad of aT6 6sap ina
o o!iesrs SAX ex-o'taiiicnlo. | . s
ss'' Banquet in Evening, 81
banquet took place The y SUPPER was 4 az !
aGa e9teT ss 66ons aKnps
and tozts IT, as na|s sFt 8
1ssrSs Xy fna sIssss
she president q the Yirgln!a Assosla-
s sls'ss q H fearty srsstag 70 the party
added that e5t K9as IN Mhoas
Sv9Is,tSs 9fhne Ut Jamestown Exposition. The
response to his address was made by
the president 9f ths loea! society ~ y
w HtI: 81 .'D q. Hammer responded, and his
words were approprlates and clever,
ample opportun!ty. aot oratory.sang1dl 70 y
Si EEsstsa Win liz M
told nbout 9he 8yoyaa II
Presentation TO Virginiana,
% e snsT s DAY. s As3sr
words admirably suited e the soceas on,
ssnoiciation viii an ale sol. The gilt WINS
Handsome one. and the inscriptlon on
the largest yessel was as FOL lows; ri
dPreBented To the Virginia Fhnrma.
ceutical Associat Ion by the Rhode Island
Ph ss Y Associate Ion, Jnly II,
$500, Have 3 cupfIl With us ~ very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
ArrIVcd IYesterdaY.

" Tbs 9memberS q a tho Virginia N Assoc
citation arrived In Providence Mt q o clock
yesterday morning. They came BY boat
leaving Norfolk, 4 Monday evening.
nual meeting on shipboard Tuesday Az
Z o clock yesterday morning they went
70 the Pier by way H OF the electrics, and
upon arriving there spent the morning
In q & lelsurely and agreeable Sa manner
about the Hotel Gladstone and along the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

II PF,H;[II,ADELPH1A without apparent
reason. Mrs Matilda Duhs; q dow and
octogenarian Of Blooming Grove, e Yorls
county, committed sulc ldeR BY hang lng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16

III !t5PORTLAND.-All spend!n indictments
I'M 8 rogori against the late United states
Sennt Mitchell were snoll ed vest erd 'asI
but one suit against his estate Tor s4,oOo1Uo
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-01

purchnHing Live stock.
The principal live stock ccntcrs are
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, st.