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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-19
NEWS nv BRIEF

N.s sYs~Y~.Y
ne DcIa""re National Guards
Nf NJ" W." WA '"|" ''" uniforms ON
''''' '"' D"!'
-llariurd County Sunday School
Convention will be held at Aberdeen
va Nay s.
a strawberry festival will be held
by the ladies oi St. Thomas Church,
Newark, on Saturday evening, May 20
Tho N;1,r;roto, strait ,,rs 90.
ried 10000 persons on last Saturday,
when the Barnum * Bailey Shows cx-
hbIted III that city.
Mrs 4 u T.,,1c,,,, r.;d,u. -
a former cnr,narr II ,hr r T,Ur" dn
Grace N\,.cr N'nri.s ~ =, h", ,,,' w
i'll New Wort City last week.
p.,,..,,;,.. b..,, u:...... c..
H.nr,, ',,'7 ',' i>,t;'s ,o.''
inSt H., ,.oI,o, ,.,,,,,,; tlo''i's ''",li'
hnnny .I"r =, mT !, :, % 'Ln Dua was
Barnes Corner - - WV '' 81
~ n,u,r (which he v,. ho,;ru .h.,d
at Kcnnedy's in Rel Air. nnr Ia dsv LAST last
week kicked pnter Rnn,,,nr ~ tht
forehead, and if was At FIRST thouaht
had Injured him fatally
ynl. wv, w " ~ NI'S n"'SV 81 Nee's'er OF
;, n!I' !" =, H., liu 'T; oi SMYRNA was
=, W. ;,'1 Iii"'' 81 'o''' ','Ii'"'S
nar,I, opi'TG''. I.' 1.t,o'' one l''S''' lt-
-.
NJ A,d;nN ,,''or lI,,,nn '''':. ". .''' I,t
beer rnn,n,anrad h,' H., IIo,;'..J cd "''
mi.sinnnr. r,d.r 3,rra.,,,,,,, ,,,;,,, H.,
m,n,,rnrs - H., W!ani.,,. '., ",t'' wv
'''''N
HE United States Civil Service
Commission will hold examinations
tor the customs service in Baltimore,
bad ~, an,l -" "'' ,h', '""! y,
Hnusr "'p''>''''''' '''N "''''''
TDc'p''e the TACT that Stewart tor
De'"WarG college, struck out 10 bat
Ie'H' III inc recent same with Lebanon
NaIIcy college at NnnvlIle, IA, the
latter won by /" III thirteen m
''''7 sam
u f.ulc hitchcd to a loaded cart
on the Harris farm ON Iiowc's Point
Kent county, icll over a sixty foot
embarrassment one day last week. but cs-
cap"A unhurt. and the cart, too, was
not damaged.
Mrs Thomas Kcith1cv died at her
home in IIavrc de Grace one dav last
week Her husband and several
children survive her. Her funeral was
held at aberdeen with intcrmrnt in
Baker Cemetery
1t. E.,l,.;,,. NJ >t,E: ,
NJ. n'.;o NJ ,,h ~, ,,Mn''S ",.u
-;ad -, ,I,s " T. M,.,'',,! "TI' ','"1
49, ~" '> ~, g. ~ o''I,"S '" NJ ,I NE
,5 r"NN' III. ~, we! "H NY; > A. ~,
VH,T"l ~ t|nN " M''H''E J lI |"
'''' '"''N We! W. " soy '''' va!
"A Milford special To- last Fridays
NlImnGt"n News. says that the recent
froNtN instead OF bllghtlng the kelfer
pear crop, merely relieved the trees OF
much SuperiiuouS fruit and adds that
the prospects are good Tor fair
crop,
lame, Skinner. who lives on the
Norn,an DrIlry farm ot amhson's
Stat;nn Ecnt conntv was l;ckcd IN
the stomach nv = stalI;on one dav last
bi'nd poisoning SCI IN ana serious
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-19

in hand. and that there is not more
than 5000 cases i'll the hands OF others
OF the syndicate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
about 100 hand {, s3 and could e nploy5
more II Richmond I'd furnish them.
IProp.e..:rtY. 1TransftTs.


\ q Is edmond C Carlton ! Jackson, specinl
commissioners, to L. II II indl l6 2-S l les
81, south line of Leigh Sire lai z-s teet
enst Of Adams Street. 81. 400 4.
Tinkeli, u ri. and VILE 70 SUN nl,l-
3uel Brovef, 30 feet on south line o. cary
Street, southeast co fner:s OF Lacy Slreet,
subject to d eed OF trust FOR 81 800. II wv
owls Gintor& Land & Iinpro yement So75
III, Mary d. Bowo's trustee, 70 feet & On
north line of Broad Street, 200 feet west
az Bows street; 28 feet on north line O.
Broad Street, 30 feet Yves S4 OF sl lsoWe
Street; 81 7lA-l2 feet on r ilrond AYoIue
between Rowe Street and l1ss ing 9 4,i 'pS
Il francis Green to Thomas =. Wool
bridge 22 feet on Hanover 81 reet SOU
west corner OF Strawberry Street. W. wy. t.S
8sHenrico--N, w. y Bows and wife ana
simon Solomon 10 r. 7. Davis, lto ts lat
OH west line or Meadow Street, sou Invest 'vt'
corner az Gilbert Street, and 3l0 feet on.
south Rilne Of Gilbert Street, 2lO feet ives
OF Meadow Street, S2,sOO. 8, IS u, 4,
IN FANNIE n FORE 10 John II, Chnppel &
lot No. In Squire p. plan OF Chestnut
q inrkslin II. ali to Dempsey Z. Wheeler,
$50 feet on Fulton Street, northea cor-
ner of Williamsburg a entie, 81 ,9oO, II
4 Carl Wlllppernatl y execu pr and SSsaro-
lima fl. 3NYhipperinan to II, EEG.. L Jones, 65
fo Ms on souti, linesiof Floyd xAyenile,i
southeast corner OF pooley Avenue, 81 GEO,
n. e. Jones and wife ia Thonlas D..
Newell, same property described IN deed
mex TN hove, Ne b "a x ~ S'f
Brauer Cattle. Ia, ne, to- u. AI.: Cor
don. 80 OF nm acre on Rrau er's Lane,
M w. Rowe. trustee, nnites horeinf to res
lease q lien of deed OF trust, $500, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
WIFE WAS REsPON sIB'Ll:.;EE,,S
Said to Be the w oman Because q, Ct
Whom Seymour Died.
sIfIssp,ee,citl Is rho 'rlmas-D iapatch.


NLoisNO SILK, VA, July % ~ Samuel 3.
Seymour has made good dis WORD w Cd
nessdey Il gilt lie disnpp eared, leavdllg sew:
serai notes "A brief one y to 4 II, Mallory
Boush, CHIEF Of tho Norfolk police, n q
Counting tl,at officer that he was goins
Is a,pw, himself to get ria 81 q woman
"a AT an cnIay hour tlliasrlornlnG his body
was found floating II, Sthe rest less waters
of ts,e Eiixabeth, off tho pttoi,l con1rs
PRESSES, q Atlantic city The flndirg was
rerorted to the police by Engineer Rev
snollls. A at the congresses. Crabs had at-
stacked and much dlsfiEured the body u
was aiken to the city mo rgne.ss Z mas been
Identified as tllat of Seymour ny one @ !.
the dend mans sons, II win be buried
So his family 'haips hyl y Is wife In
fine feeling Of s,atlsfaptlon, she expressed
'sotisfaction when the report OF his prob
able violent demise reached her. BSl 4,
,rhe soreanls for help heard from the
Elizabeth aboard the ferry boat Superior
md the Old Dn,nln mon tug Germania-7
whether or not connect ed VI tn the suicide
OF Seymour doubtless VIII never pc
known, "A II Il stg lisig NJ s3 55 85s
Those WHO knew Seymour say that his
wife was 4 he wdna n for whom hes killed
himself ~ is 4 t9g;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
'N&w.DEMANDS
HEAvY8D|.A||M|AGE s.
Wants Underwater to 8Pay Large
isum for Crossing Theft
Tracks. ls5
w Fl n t53S
NOW C0Nsl D D E. 1! / MATTER: E! 4
s n IA
Wide Divergence IN Estimated
Damage by the Two
Roads.
NOW C0NsID ERl 4 I MATTER
, y '.

Il Especial TO The Times-D lspa cha
NJ RFO11K, ~ Az, Jlltl ". -,Ihe Norfolk
/ ann We.tsrn halfway demand that the
STldewater Rai lroad pay l2s5, 90 images.
as tho prico for crossing the Norfolk and nd
Western tracks In South Norfolk.
* x Both the State Corporation Commission
ana The state Court3o Of Appeals ruled that
tho Underwater could cross the tracks Of
tho Norfolk ana Western In South Nor ~
folk. Il The only question then to be con n
sidercd B was lie an cunt OF damages that
the Tidewater should pay the Norfolk
Sahd Western. Et}S ssS Y 0
{gl For the purpose TX determining the
amount 81 \ daninsss to Whlch the Nor.
folk ana Western might be entitled 3, the
Circuit Court, Of Norfolk county, appoint
\ ed commission, composed Of John Do
Moore, John NJ. WI ley. George w. Brown
Cornelius Thomas and w. y. Carney all
OK Norfolk county to pass on the que ets:.
8tion. &. 81
This 8committe Y sat for three days In
the library 81 Ii the La Nv building 6, In this
Fl city ana THE d hearing was completed at
1880 o. clock last night.
s The Norfolk and Western WAS repre-
scented BY Nfessrs. IN Robert NJ. Hu glies.
4 Eppn Huntot,, 8s Jr., III and L,lrius II Cocke:
tho Underwater by hfessrs. q u wv. Knight
and Walter III. "a Tayl Tor. The * II deWa ter
contention Is that in MS much as q hey
pay for tie interviewing plant, the wal es;
8oifthes men emplo yed to operate this, and
1 Tor al material and labor incident to
ccnAtructing cfossir,g, the only damage
they should pay III q fair charge for the
8tse sofa the land pom which. The crossing
Sis4 laid, sand any damage that might 4 be
done to / the land. a{3j This the Underwater
8fdiKa Fly "a x q bout 1920 The Norfolk ana
Western people claim that d their trains
may be delayed waiting for those OF the
3sTidewater$ to pass. and the movement Of
cars in their yard will be delayed. For
this they figure out the idewater should ID
pay them $265,, 900. M
a 81 The 4 corf1f1issiof Still has the m after
under al Visetl1eilt 4. RAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
More Cigarettes Also.

Steps have been n lnk0lf tpWaFda ms
the cigarette output of the
Allen * Glnter BRANCH % the American Y.
obaeso eopa1ss logHat}sa y sha FIX
the Old Alien a Clutter building has long
hgp been flliea With the mAchlnery and
appurtennisees necessary to the nran I,
i i Y liz, 'Ppwhi.tAn WArehoube., al oin-
ning along Seventh Street to Ry I'd. sas ].
New naehlnery Will BIZ insta, leu, IN ne
c Mn.Y Ia i,nit4 and the OUTPUT ot tina
viii be Increased about 90 81 per, cent q.
About Boz, loo additional men boy 9 ana Elrls
viii ba necessary f1y tho adai ~ ~,
Iwos ir al present the plant ON =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
B.UIElNAI'I VISTA ' Is, ] | !

ts,nciai is 5rhe Times Dlsl,l bcf,) 35S
VS. Bt JENA " sTA, July y IN .1 4 4. ~.
months stay at Virginia Beach. i5s
h Mrs.. w. s!E Hunter, of 0recnville, Ala,
IL visiting II tho home of 8 1sev. u I.
Willis, Tin this city 938 ,3 3i5
& Mr. "a John Fulton. of JohiistoWn, Pa
president 81 Tho Buena Vista IRON ofn--5
fnat,y. Is here on business. " ,;a Is IA
d Misses Mabel Hurt and Mary zirklol
have returned To their home, III Salem
n Ter d Visit 81 "a week a TO Mrs. "A. 81 D..
De Priest, of this cit E;
al NJ ~ III. II Il. E Campbell sis spending his
vacation at his home II Hillinmsp
Pa sS S Az III 3
Miss Pauline E1nbree has been quite
sick for about e week, ss but ss = q no y
4. sE
IN Mrs. Mary Giyens and daughter, Al Nil So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
AT BEAC H PARK.
Special Music and Two FIX

# ursions To- Ia iA@ss
Everything Is m nr1e shape at Beach
Park to-day Tho two regl y sunday
'oxuursIons will DO run there from TINS
CITY and tho visitors vi be ente med ed,
With music by the Ladies' Imperial y c)r-t
chestra. The numbers are: 81. t55ff
/. March - more
2. Waltz" Ramona ..,.,..,. Van ~ ystlne
B. Select erence Olcotti
a. Cornet--' Dearie
Marion Walker. Story. cornotlst.i
S. Two,step Oddit y---'' Music in the 1gf' \,
q. caprice-"D Dainty Danes b, Blake
I. Notwithstanding 81, n Clark
8, Medley tcverture---'i'lNY 1T ELL tho Sun
Shines, Nellie y. ~. Won IL laerS
o. Song schottische--''trhe Tai 5of a
10 Sl a,step- mis-, Kniekerbocker
!, n si'S8 d Ssl' B slsS4 "A 3 Gordon
A large excursion will so to Beach
Park Wednesday from Fairmount BAPTIST
Sunday SCHOOL, AS II IL thous ht q that
more than two thousand people viii so
on this outing. the excursion will probai &.
bly, be- run In two sections, one leaving
L. short while after the other They
WIN leave the Southern depot. in this
city, ut s and $50 a. n on their return,
leaving Beach Park nj Q and $50 e; NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Clearing Fl oAse! Averages.

NEW Ycn ts, III lly h ss. rtie statement
of the clearing l,fnseS hanks \ for this
week Shows mat W ti,e banks hold
SIS, So, 475 nYe legaI Jraseeye relulre-
ments. This u al deereA se OF yi9s, 5aa5, as
aS,mPs folow Mf'n ssf esk rhe 3s'a.s-
\ Loans, Si,o5S. aI5, OOO. Increase. 49, 745. 400
Deposi To, II 0f0. u ~, 800; increase. sla,-
s777o o ", ,i1 ~ a. n y, $40 100
Legal tenders, ~ sSs, s70, 500 sa Increase
81 ,oUl, 800, ~ q.
! specie. $l,96l, 900; Increase. 81. aSt, 6oG ~
q Reserve. $3.50, et0, 100 Increase. W. ~
Reserve required, s22es5 tsss. l4sssass'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
a5t GUESTS OF IRIsHSCLUB
Mr.. and Mrs, Brya am Have Left
London for Holland,
/. (By Associnted Press, ]

b LONDON, July gs.- and }sirs Viii
liam j, Bryan were tlie guests a,t a re-
fc.asption given by The Irish 4 llb this
evening, They were wei coined * III, aSeialf
Of the 1reAlpbeqa BY II r, Conner, Mr..
Bryan replied briefly !, thank lnA the mem.
Hers Of ftlle elllb and dwell ling on the
hnpo.tan part played BY the irish in
building UP tile llnftef \ 81 tea
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, accompanied NY
$cololel WetnoIp, 4 N. N Dunlap. Mrs.
u unlap and Miss DlAla1 ~ Ghlca go, left
d 1,sllnn tonight fol' IIoi lands 1Nley Will
visit Ans teraaln, and ~ he u a4sle IN sun
day and 60 on Monday to Cologne where
\ fr, and Mrs. Brwlh VIII stg Join their
sdaalEh - snA then So up thfops ssyit zssr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
GUESTS AT ALTON. 33
The Hotel and Private 8Board ding
Houses All Filled
\ (special sto me Times 7, iis.,a och. W


ALTO AZ, July q. II his resort is,l
II anything /, more popular than ever this !
season. ana the hot lei and pr ivate board.
5inE places are well filled. more gu ests
arriving on every train. S3$
Sg AT tile Alton III ouse this week are M rs.s
Henry Il. 1'ol lard and famll ", Mrs. " M
George II /. Lunsder and daughter, Atrs
NJ Gunst ahd family NJ rs.8 Y hnrl-ss
ton, M rs.s Eams;SV Yer Leer, NJ lss " rginia&
Yer I.eer, MR.. Hat tie ISe 8 q veretts
yYadd 81, S} Mr.. ii. jlltnari 5 and child.
Misses Phillips, 8 Mahtiflg. ~.
Jacobs. iss Mamie Hunt al of r c =
lnond Mss 2 "a. Bond \. n iss N ;iaC
r. "a. j ones; North Carolina. H. ID. D OPP
PIN, H New 4 York Mr. and Mrs. ack5
Rohr, Mrs. William Thorn. Indianapolis 3.
MI. and S Mrs. Joseph Crossey,, Il New
YORK and Liverpool ;SsJ ". Mon tnBue,I$5
Mrs. j "a ID Corbeli Miss Lara ca rbell.
M lsB Ellen Miller, NJ lss ne 4el q mes
Norfolk Miss Clara 81 ause, Charlest ton,
n i'd Sweeney, lew Y DIRK ~ I. j . STAFFORD
Chariot tasvllle B: c &. ri Maxwell David
CID TX, .,8g Savannah ,$ Ga. " M rs.G NJ .8D
Lyon, New 70 TX. g
tA Al the Kirby II II ouse re N and Mrs.
Fred Freeman, Boston, Mass; N II. and
Nj s Read, If Miss Julia q Read Highland
Springs, Va. Mr.. CT de Y dadd OK. h MI
Nolde. Richmond; Miss Ela White hurst.
Norfolk |; Mrs, yinol N las d N ella "a inol.s
Highland Springs. Va. 81 NJ essis q Harry la
Spencer, Bonnie Spencer Z Rodney Spen-
icer, Newport News; MI: Bruce, NJ ~
Barker. N ewff g RS, 3s2S "a
a. Mr.. Fred. w, Scott 81 Royal Orchard.
.is q in Philnde phia this y week ,33
33 Mrs. IA Ezekiel Hall he 9 returned TO 7
81 Rosemont,' after pleasant vlsit5i 70 4
her mother, Mrs. ~ Y
Norfolk. sl 95 Is3g 5a
VS. Mrs. wv. =. II Burch and y: Miss jamie
8Burch are visiting relatives In Ami
4 Mr.. Will Goodoe, OF Big Stone GAP
and Mrs. wv !. r. ig$ II psconbe, Of Char
slottesyille, are visiting their Y old 4 home,
kE..'Locust Dale. HI IA sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
/ Hens Modesty.
!, N : , Tlrba m n,cs. l[ ,ispa tcI. "

.IIdItor@ OF The Tlmcs- Dlspa tel. 7H4
4 SHIT send you an original idea &c II
8'1 a little boy became tho happy I'd Wnsr
of d bantam pullet.E He sa we'd n ~ pen
MES until lie was able to pprcllas az
Smata for IT.. The Tie mad,s I, g!
for the EoIdan treasure. One morning;
ne rushed Into his mothcr'A pfesenc
holding iii his hand the loila- e 4, q!
egg kfottler knew Is gas, { I, ' ~ s'1
tia rooster I put him In the close !, ~ 4
she has laid asnlce egg. 4, Sss3s IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Judge 5Boykih$ Rules That Matitig
Law Amounts Absolute NJ
y Prohibition. 81 n
INJURIOUS ;1oE COMMUNITIES
Gould Not Cot1scicntiously
Certify That Interests and an
III Morals Would BE Safe.
{spcclal Is The Tlmes. Dispatuh,)


Especial 10 srho Tines ispatuh) sSS
N oRFoLf vA., july 2s.---.N licenses,
VIII te issued for the Eaie of lihlor IA
tho rural a districts Of Tie counties OF
4 Princess Anne Rnd tsie of WIGHT as long
as II. II. Boykn n ~ dye OF the jlidlcilatll
circuit composed of those coutitlc ard I'd
tho city of Portsmouth should he adhere.
closely to tho decision he Inns rendered, 4
or ~ log as tho Mann is in force.
E The Judge has r,iled that tho Mann!
Y Iiuuor Ia ", Bnss u 10 Mt present upon the
statute books 81 vlfglnin,$ amounts TO
absolute prohibition In 90 ~ ~ TIC rural
districts In the 90 ties of the 81 te4
( are concerned, towns ana eli ies md SUM
rr,cr resorts where there ID police pro
lection being excepted. HI st$, 35ss,s5
Injuries Material Interests.
Notwithstanding the fac Tint the Mann
law permits tho cotft, tt,dpr teftnlri con
ditions, 10 grant licenses In. rlirnt dis
Stricts when 4 majority OF the qualified
yoters petition for Il, j lie Judge lii Nh IS
&willinE, rlb matter Whnt ", he evidence or
circumstances may be, to cert y, ms he
would have To do In gran ling Il cnnscs IL
tho cbuntry, that the granting OF the
public policy or Injurious to 4 the morals
or material interests OF the con,rnunlty .S
s5 The III ldgcS "a that hc could not con.
gcIentiously{ mike sticii a cert flchtion OF
ever become! convinced 81 hat he SO lcS q
liquor would not $be INJURIOUS 70 the
morals Or: material interests q u "A n CONT
triunity. sS
Opinion Is Pronounced.
8@ Tho u decision was rendered by Judge
4 Boyktn IN the cases & 81 nprl len Ions for
liquor 1lcersca 3 from Crook and n /.
Powell, Iii tho K e,npsville district, I'rin--i
cess Ammo county. The ppicarts. out
( 81 d total qualified vote or $40, !! had se-sf
cured tho ignatures of l32 favorable tos
their licenses. but wrct, Sitncsses we're
sofrcred and argument was ready Tor he
application, Judge Boy ll,S said he could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
An Appeal for the Sabbath

Edtor or The II Hles- !. 81
N Sir Please do Al You can foF y u
3puttins down lawn jake webs ,.t rs,
Mr. Wells has our adtnisa tlon r sghIefs
s ,ynod ana The \ gratitude. 81 an appfass
s mIi public for the ainuseinsiitsss hls (
invertiys y brain has conceived CD
brought Into p a fu, ws lg sooa
tvAsf.rhe Sabbath is not 81 ven flaa "a a
iday for III Measure, hn. q day 81 rssl. ssa
Gan Gan only lie SO whea the labor a ...M
anu 4 worrg for others Please help w.
Fraternally. !, !, 1, a. / Y, h, u =, n
y ,J,iiy al, 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
81. Si4 4a5. essss
surpl lis, SIS. B92, 425 L; deere $49S b26s
3aS X. United States tlepos sQS2,
decrease, 81, 1902, 225.
All Appeal for Old Bruton.

E1s rs nv
sehancel wood work ii old sRruton Ghureli.
the cost OF which Is $1,000. ,is sa & ilfemoS
rial to Rey. r. Wlantl u ones. he frat
rector Of Hru ton Pa ana be greats
ton. ono OF ills descendants Inns s;wri item
requesting ines ia ma q this not Ice pub
lic8 lii B prder tint others who mn VI sSbs
Interested ma KIN wv Of tho erdeuy sst t's
place this licmotia and have ali pporss
5tlinity to cooperate G0mlTu lea lions
may be addressed TO The ntersl y no 8S
1 Faithfully yours, !. Z. Il, & rs,
Rector Bruton Parish Church, w tlliatrls-s
s burg Vn g5 sS II 3lss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

Nnplos Il, ccessI veiy, making short stops
and reaching Paris between Ailg tlst 10th
and 15th. .rlley VIII then SO 70 Mad or,
GRANADA and Gibratt,lr, whence they VIII
sail for home on the North German
Lloyd steamer l,ncetss rene, q ~ ugi y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

& AUGUSTA MILITARY ACADEAiY,8atF Fort Def
mn ance on the Baltimore and Ohio abroad
miles mort west aof Richmon and g miles IS ON
ss Staunton. s:s ssss#
s9a5 BI1AC KsTONE SCHOOL q FOR GIRLS, az Black
stone on the orfol and Western RAJ way 69
Z miles southwest % Richmond and IA niles from
SHi Petersburg.
4. ROWLING GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY at
Bowling Green, near MI ford, on the ri chmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac + al @ lies
north OF Rich mond miles from Frederic
burg and II miles from " ashingt ton s$aN
III COOPERATIVE FEMALE Soho OIL at Bedford
on the Norfolk and Western RailwaySle5oo -
miles west OF Richmond 25 miles from Lynch
8 burg and S2s miles from Roam oke. s5a:S @
81 CLUSTER sPRI NOS ACADEMY, at Cluster Springs
or lack Walnut, on he N rfolk and Western
Railway, IL Q miles Ssouth OF Richmond and
SSS g miles from Lynchb burg. sR8 sSs
DUNSNIORE BUSINESS COLLEGE f, at staunton.,on8
the Chesapeake and Ohio, Bal fillmore and Ohio
and Southern raj ways, a. s. miles northwest Of
8#@ Richmond.
episcopal, HIGH SCHOOL near al exandria,S on
55 the Richmond ,5t8 Frede ricksburg and Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern raj ways, lob
miles north Of r richmond and 4 miles from e g
EASTERN COLLEGE, at Front Royal, on the, Nor.
Ss folk sand Western Rail 200 miles north q
5s Richmond. gss 83s z858$ sS
n III On the Richmond Fred ericksburg and Potomac
Railway, OF miles north q RI nond and %
miles from Washing ton. S8$$ss 4
FIsHBURNE MILITARY SCHOOL, ct Way q p
sst northwest OF Richmond and sl ~ miles from
E3sS Staunton,
FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY, u near Bremos
on the Chesapeake and Ohio r Away ~ miles
west Of Richmond. ~ III ssS IF
GLOUCESTER ACADEMY at Gloucester. near the
York River Steamboat Line 60 miles east q
if5 Richmond. s4s III HIS ISL 8B 5553sS
THE GLEBE SCHOOL, In the city Of Richmond Us
HOLLINs INsTITU UTE. near II ollins On the ~ Or.
folk and Western Railway, 205 miles west OF
Richmond and 4 miles from Roam
q HANfPDEN -sIDNIlY COLI near Farmyille on
8 the Norfolk and Western Railway. o miles west
OF Richmond and 81 miles from Lynchburg,
X ELFINIsERG FEMALE SCHOOL, at Schuyler, near
f85g the Southern Railway line, II miles west OF
s Richmond and 20 miles from charlottesville
a LOCUST DALE CADENiY,8a at Locust Dale, near
.s3 Rapidan. on the Southern and the Chesapeake
and 80&miles from " darlington, ~
MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY, at staunton, on the
chesapeake and Ohio, the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Southern railways miles northwest
" ofSRichmond s{s ssS
M On tia Norfolk and Western Railway. 290 miles
Vi lthwest of Richmond 803 miles from Roanoke
and 14slniles from Bristol. 81 81
MEDICAL COIiI1E(i OF VIRGINIA. in the city Of
IA Richmond. s8
AlcaUlRR's UNIVERSITY soIIooI IN thectty Of
Richmond. sS s.5 ss55s S5 js5zs: Sls S
PIEDMONT BUSINESS COLL Etal1, at Lynchburg,
q on the chesapeake and Ohio, NQrfolk ana Vest
ern and Southern railways. j To- miles west ofI
$$S Richmond, Ei l 4s 54iss ]s 8s Sa
Educational Info
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about any Eduoati onal Institute ion IN D VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

awe time a III Il The matter, and IN Wing
5his ufono,inced opinion nbsol utel re- ;-i
fused TO grant rs liutior license ar,yw here y,
INV the county of rit1cess Anne OUT side
OF Virginia Beach q ttxn. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
July an, 1906.

e,, c.onneot tha leader, heel ut Justice MIN
nor htindnsss. Inc idea bslnM thFs ~ fhal W.
nor syes open. she might bs bessyg Rssss a N
guck M ~ N sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
1udQe w atson Very Ill.

X Owing 10 L serious fitness, Judge Wat
sson, 81 TIC Fourth Circuit, viii not be
able 10 hold court for ta'o months having lils
beern ordered BY tis physician to take II e.
rcst Il for that II time. The Governor n has
appointed Judge Ingram for the imme-
court udge WITT for AZ he AnSlist term
s6fSs Eottuway county COURT. and Judge
west for the August term OF the 1 Din 4;
iRiddle county court. Isss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

Annie, are spending the summer: here. ri
S.s Miss Maggie Rucker II speHdnR tho
summer In Newport News md Old Point
Comfort d Nh m n VA MI ls
N MI. Il. Z. M Ills has accepted b fticra.
tive position az u travelling sale mar, ana
ID 10 " III Canada. 81 5js5 4 Ss f5s 5s
Mr. Herbert Mills. Of Lyhchburg, Is
spending b FEW days ut HIS old home hore.