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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
Donough. will leave tomorrow for
Washington, where they will be the
r,o,+. 80 fr,ands for two weeks.

Donough, will leave tomorrow TOR
Washington. where they VIII DC the
guests of friends for two weeks.
Henry Sears. OF Newport News, is visit 81
ing relatives and friends here.
DR.. George Z. Barlssdale was vis-
tor to his old home in Charlotte county
the first part Of the week.
George Wright, an old Fulton ooy'
now Of the United States Navy. Is SPEND
ing his furlough witty relatives nnd
friends here :,
very sick. !,
fined to ris home by badly sprnined
foot. sustained by falling While running
after COW Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. Roberts is visiting her
mother in New Kent county
Rev. David Hepburn and family nave
moved to Fulton HILL where they VIII re-
side during the summer. They are occu-
#pying tho former residence OF Mr. John
A. Lamb 49,
M, Barney AIcDonough left Friday tol
New York and Coney Island where nc
VIII spend month sightseeing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
UPPER HENRlc0

rho closing exercises Of Yellow Tavern
school were observed May Ast'
THE school. artist!caly decorated IN
green foliage and rare collection OF
flowers, was rendered beautiful ana at
tractiye The announcement OF the pro-
gramne for tho evening was mace ny
MIR. G.. B, Kirk, Of Laurel. After sovera1
Rotations and songs ny the pupils. nu-
perIntendent Jackson Davis made high
~ interesting address, Tho exercises
showed u degree Of training seldom at
tanned credit to tho teachers, Misses
Lindsay and King. refreshments were
served In tile abundant country style.
An event OF great interest TO many Vlr-
ginin people Is the coming marriage OF
Miss Eyie Sutton Winston 70 MT. LOUIS
D. Farley, June 12th In, tho Hamllne
Methodist Episcopal Church, 81. Paul'
MIN. ,5. J,
Little Willie Kelley. who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Memorlat t1os-
p!tal, Ia improving rapidly
MISSES Pearlo stone ana Nettie Mallory.
of Chesterfield. were the recent guests OF
Miss Myrtle Stone. !.
Miss Irene Jones, after delightful visit
to her sister. Mrs, Cox, at Tayiors Gross'
ing, has returned to Laurel, "a,
Nils Dora Dodd of 1<ilby's, Is with
Mrs. A, J. Jones. at Shady Grove, WheFe
sho will spend tho summer,
Mrs Richard Quarles, Of Lakeside,
visited her mother ut Laurel. recently,
4 large number of tho patrons OF the
Laurel public school witnessed tho
closing exercises In that house on Friday
morning. After tho opening prayer ny
Mr., Emmett Scott, of Nelrose. va, the
pupils, with Miss Eunico Kirk. at tho
#piano, sung several old. familiar songs,
Amusing recltatIons by Miss Hattie belle
Gresham, Of King and Queen county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
ATLEE ITEMS

Cool Spring choir met in the home OF
Captain Anderson, at Ash Cake, last
Wednesday evening to rehearse the mu-
sic for Children's Day.
was the guest OF Mrs. George r. Haw.
at Hanover Courthouse, during the week.
Little Bessie Davenport, who has been
quite Sick, is much improved,
Mrs, William Slater expects to visit
her daughter Mrs. 1Iusbana. in Char
lottesyille next week.
There will he graphophone entertaln-
ment in Enon Church Whit Monday
night: lawn party in the afternoon.
Mrs. Bernie Atkins, Of Beulahville.
King William county, recently visited
her brother, c. T. Lucord. near hero.
Wexford 1,ucord. of beulahvlle. King
william county, visited his brother
near this place last week,
Mrs. William Melton, Of Pole Green,
is suffering from rheumatism.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Fa!rmo1n. School closed Friday, May
2oth, after one Of the most successful
sessions Of the schools history Miss
Dlcklnson and her able corps Of teach
ers worked hard the past session. and
their efforts were crowned with success.
After the eXerclses were over at the
school Miss Dickinson and the following
teachers, Misses Evans, Robinson,
scholars from the high school grades and
sixth grammar grade went down to
Hawks farm on n picnic and spent a
most ENJOYABLE day. An old-fashioned
dance; The, tired, but happy, crowd re-
turned to the city. about s o'clock
Following Is the list Of promotions In
| the school,
or: First Honor-Mary childrey Harvey
Kelly, Hubert Perkins. Florence Wharf
ton. AbbIc Gary, Bette Aston, Edison
Gerecke. Julia McLonnon. Floyd Mitchell.
Second Honor-Dora Franck, Florence
Promoted-Frnnk HECK, Oracle Scay
Harry Waldbauer.
Fifth Grammar-A1hs oNell, teacher.
First Nomenclature Cartwright, Arthur
Akers, Floyd Binns.
southal RUBY ua with nnp'n George stutz
Irving Arnall, Lyman Cosby
Promoted-Althea ,Armentrout, Ida De-
,,,i,ior. I Ia1an r rnEi.irusoI, 1'ettle YER
'n Fnn,tb h1enso N nre, vioiet Lent
teacher. First Honor-Ruth Lord
Lionel Bagby, Mary johnson, Charles
sNl snaaea ry, pa..X
second I1onor-Bertha CritZcr, Carrie
Thornton. Maggie. steinbach. Esse Wat
kins, Ruth Germclman. Ethel Kuhn.
Dora Germelman, Maggie foley. Mar
sGIpp ro,n oD - oTMG1 ,c,n,,o -
nio I1e' "a h!nke, Ethel Hutchln-
~ re Worreii clyde Abrahams, Corinne
hause, Elizabeth Weeks, Edna Jones.
1 Mile anderson ,I, n, Gertrude Gentry Hazel
1 G,ers, tl In9 Wii lis Dean crqynor.
Tnqua. Annie Belson Mollie Woolard,
Thomas Kuhn.
Third Grammar-Miss Cherry. teacher.
I. H'on1orIMinry Felvey' Lillian Wat,
Pr Pp,rocklington; Susie Roh1leder, Mamie
:; Second Tonor-Horace chapp
Eleanor Lohwasser.. I1ottie Wright.
a ae u cn'stop1 Wo Lula
schnellenburg, #
Promoted-Gideon Strange, Edna Ennis,
Ernest Mills, Margaret Richards, Chloe
hart Leonard Pollard V Glen seay Marie Marie
Nuckols, Kate Donovan. Leslie Adams,
Thomas Anderson.
Second GrnmnTar--Miss Fuzzell teach
er. FIRST Honor--Frnyser Childrey, Elsie
13nns. Ethel Atkinson, Florrio Delaney,
Frank Cavedo, Bessie Bradley MnlwIne
Battlge, Annette Gary, Katie ISeck,
Myrtle TroXler, Louise Laurence. AMMO
Frnnck.
Second IIonor--Nannie Troxler, Kent
Hughes.
Promoted-I.ouisc Atkins, Edna Thorp
Bessie Hall stewart Morris Beulah
Chappcll Walter Gentry. Charles Cckcrt.
Willie Kelum, Mamie Franck, Mercer
Davis, IIldn Bengei Thomas Harper,
Stanley Freeman.
First Crnmmnr-Nllsa Rantist tcncher
First Honor-Mahcl Nnmnra, Lima
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
Dr.. Pitt Opens Office.

Or. Cullen s. Pitt who concluded his
year Of service on the ambulance last
tine has already open opened lis ONCE al II
East Grace Street, where he has hung
out modest, unpretentious shingle bear
ing his name In letters of SILT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05

II you have the blues, try the c're's
swing, lakewood,
Picnic grounds and refreshments ~
ldleWQod,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05

afternoon ut 8 clock in Association Hall.
4..c Rev. Dr. Il. 7. McFaden, OF tho
First Presbyterian Church. Will make
the annual address. All members and
friends of the association are invited and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05

Algo Red Salmon IL standard IN quail
Ivy. quantity, color and price. l5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
Colonial Danes Meet.

me June meeting of the Virginia So
cloty of Colonial Danes will be held Sat
urday afternoon next at s o'clock IN
the rooms Of the Virginia Historical So
ciety. The meeting of the board will
be held at the home of Mrs. w. r.
Cox on West Grace Street, Friday after
noon at G O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
In Honor of Miss Buford.
Moonlight Tonight.

Tho ladies Of the Board Of Managers OF
the Virginia Home for Incurables win
give moonlight excursion down the
James to Dutch Gap Tonight, the boat
leaving promptly at e!ght-th!rty o'clock.
a good musical programme. under tho
direction of Mrs. j. G. Corley, and deli
c!ous refreshments. will add to the pleas
ure OF the evening. 1t is hoped that a
good sum vii! DO raised for this worthy
cause,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05

Mrs Virginia Allen, Of Lester Street,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Adams Young, in Baltimore, has returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-05
School Exhibition.

The annual meeting OF The Womun's
Christian Association will lie held this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

know trout stream in Colorado
that's just this color he said.
But we're not fishing for trout
now, Ed observed Littler, with mild
reproof We're playing cards
Thousand more than you. David,
said Wolcott.
You admire the emerald so much.
said the Chinaman with great civiIity
to WolcUtt. Tt is yours
oh. l didn't mean to make it so
broad as that said Wolcott. smilingly
:" Nor is IT. observed IittIer. calmly.
exactly a meeting for the presenta-
ton or exchange of gifts. 1t is a card
fiesta You are betting?' addressing
the Chinaman.
A thousand more was the China
mans quick response.
That was Littler's signal for hiber-
nation. He cast another quick glance
Of fear at the Chinaman. He plainly
considered the Chinaman the one. I
opened it on thirty said he, spreading
out his three tens, and for an extreme
~ dignified man somewhat beyond
middle age Dave sure looked some
sbeeDish.
No, said Wolcott. seeming not to
notice Littler's discontinue, and ad-
dressing himself to the Chinaman as
he once more picked up the beautiful
emerald ring, L couldn't think of ac-
cepting the ring. But he went on, If
there were any way by which it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

could be sort of assimilated in the
pot
Then said the Chinaman, al
though 1 would prefer you to accept
it as a gift, my last raise, instead of
a thousand dollars, is the ring
That relieves me of the odium of
limiting. for another mans goods said
Woleott. A thousand more than the
ring
THE Chinaman looked LfttIer
straight ia eye and then made a
graceful wave Of the hand toward SEN
atOr WOlcott.
The gentleman from Colorado
said the Chindman to Littler. 'appar-
emily loves enaeralds more than money.
Else he would not risk my emerald,
now already his, by raising on a bluff.
and the Chinaman separated the three
jocks from his hand and threw them
face UP on the table.
"Woleott srnsled a most serene smile
and drew down the pot.
However, he said to Littler and
the Chinaman, so that neither of YOU
gentlemen viii experience the chagrin
OF imagining that you were bluffed
out, here is the card that I drew.
And he tossed the nine of spades
into the middle of the table. His had
been a busted flush and shattered
straight-nine high.
Dave Littler got up and stretched
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

he took Litteler's action in standing
pat as a mere scheme on Littler's part
meant to scare Wolcott to the tall
grass.
And a thousand. said the China
man, producing a little gold pencil
and gold bound tablet from beneath
the folds of his dress and scribbling
the betting tab on it.
''Littler cast a sharp glance at the
Chinaman, as much as to say, oh. no:
so you're in it, too. eh?' Now, that
glance of Littler's toward the China
men convinced me that Littler had
stood pat on a non-pat hand, for there
was a certain look of fear in the
glance. / think that Littler's glance
in the Chinaman's direction had the
same effect on WOlcott. The natural
query was. Why should Littler look
worried over anything the Chinaman
might have caught in drawing three
cards when Littier himself stood patP
However. Littler's next move show
ed that he was still confident that he
had Wolcott beat anyhow.
Seeing as how l am the instigator
Or this pot he said, I am not going
to run away from it and withdraw
my support from it. One thousand
more
'Wolcott reached over and picked up
the big emerald ring that was serving
as buck, and examined it critically.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
PiTTsBURe AN EASY WINNER.
minneapolis TribUne)

tMlnn6dpOt1S Ir1DGne-)
1t was while the newspaper. men and
their railway escorts from the Los An
geles limited We're on theirwav by special
trolley car TO Baldwin's ranch AWAY Ia
the left fifteen or fifty miles distance is
SO deeeiving in California, were the shsrp
outlines of the San Bernardino mountains
Quote a man from Pittsburg:
or, see that man over there on. TOP OF
that mountain
To be sure! Tina guy with red
wniskers near the big rock" came back
the Kansas City man.
He's got a dog with him, a little fox
terrier. too was the way it struck the
Denver Post man
See that fly on the dogs left ear?" in
nocentty asked the Cincinnati Times-Star
man
The frs speaker. the man from Pitts
burg, nerved himself for a mighty effort.
do YOU notice he observed critically
that the fly has only one wing?" and he
looked around the ear with an expression
Of I guess thatll hold you awhile" on
his face All damn liar anyhow NUT
tered the Kansas City man. and the rest
Of the bunch couldn't think of ANYTHING
to say quick enough. Pittsburg won.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
WOLCOHS WINNING BLUFF
Poker Story About Cooados Late Senator $500 Bets Made

Edward said Littler, gathering
up his cards again and looking at
them carefully, 7 am so thrOughiy
imbued with the belief that the card
you caught has its surface broken by
something inconseQuential, and pro-
tabiy black, thar it's going to cost you
five hundred dollars to make Inquiries
of me-
'Wolcott dampened the end of one
of his fingers and touched it around
the lighted end of his cigar to make
it burn evenly.
That isn't such a bad Undue of
yours, Dave, ne said. but it has a
certain hollow sound to me- A
thousand more, shall we say2'
The Chinaman scratched reflective
~ at the roots OF his queue and pushed
his round silk cap with the coral
crown button on top of it over one Of
his ears He was the man caught i'm
the cross fire. His action indicated
that he took both of the cross firing
occidentals for buffers. Probably he
eliminated Wolcott from the calcula-
ton altogether. Still more probably,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
RHYMES WITHOUT REASON.

(LOndOn PunCh.)
We always call the fellow John,
HIS Christian name is really Jack.
And that is why we call him John.
Men ask when is he coming back?'
We say, We didn't know he'd gone.
So cannot say when he'll be back
We have no grounds to go upon"
In vain cur memories we rack
For facts to base date upon"
One wonders, has he got the sack2
Some argue pro" some argue ICON 80
Held; That ne may have got the sack.
m thinking how shall I go on?
This somewhat doth of Bedlam smack
Perhaps I'd bette not go on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

his arms. swearing softly. The China
man smiled his wan. gray smile and
we played no more that night
'Wolcott, protesting to the Chinese
secretary that he had only used the
ring as a sort of prop to enable him to
get by with bluff, tried to get China
man to take it back but the Chinaman
gIaciously declined. WoIcott eased
himself of what he felt to be an obliga-
ton by sending the Chinaman, when
the latter returned to the Chinese en-
pire, a pair of splendid Kentucky
thoroughbred horses. He wore the
emerald to the day of his death
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
HIS CURE.

Chicago Record-HeraId.1
How did you cure your boy of swear
inG?'
by the laying on of hands princi-
pally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25

'Littler lit a cigar himself. and pom
dered. There were three worth while
things that WOlCOtt might have flied
He might have completed a straight
open at both ends. He might have
stuffed up one Granny in pink flush.
He might-a remote calculation-have
filed straight flush at one end or the
other.
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BiSEB.4LL.
New York Americans, Outbatted ana Vu''
fclded, Win.

ATLANTA, Ca. April 3.-Although out
batted and outfelded by the Atlantas TO-DAY,
luck was with the New York Americans ana
they again won out. For -four innings tne
locals had the Gotham boys standing on their
heads. Curtis, the %southpaw. had kept the
hits of the visitors we'll scattered, and MS
fielding support was superb. The score al
this stage of the game was 3 TO 0 in favor OF
the Atlantas. Then Curtis's success appar-
entity unnerved him. for he walked the hrst
man UP in the fourth, then he smashed Mori.
arty in the ribs with an inshoot, next he trled
10 decapitate Williams. but the, leather
bounded on Jimmy's shoulder. ms nlleu
the bases. COnroy failed TO distinguish num-
self. but Chase amt to the rescue with a wen
nlaced sin gle. which scored two runs.
Kleinow followed with a pretty hit sehdlhg
two more men across the plate; Curtis then
reco cred his equilibrium and the two follow
ing batsmen were easily retired. curtis re-
tired after his inning and WAS replaced ny
Harley, and one run was scored by the Slsl1oTs
VIII lie he WAS in the box. Iaporte, is the hrst
OF the New Iorks to become crippled, put ms
accident is not serious; He was struck IN IN
eve with a batted ball in practice ana mat
member became so swollen he had 10 retire.
Moriarty played third, but failed to dls'ln-
puish himself The score,
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SANCTION HARVARD FOOTBALL.
annette Committee Votes TO Allow the
Game In 1905.

'AMBtIhGf, Mass. April AT a meeting
VI monday night the Harvard athletic COM
muee voted TO allow intercollegiate football
: harvard for the season Of 1905. The vote
N the nature of a trial. for If the game
,o'es unsatisfactory it will not be allowed
a.fheS' season. The vote of the committee
mot however, final. The ovcrseers and the
,.tporatlon have the power TO nullify any
Tuoh Of the committee, but il does not seem
,aey mat they will do so, since they are re-
eohslble Tor the eXistence Of the committee