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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11

Mr.. John Davis, of Cumberland,
spent several days here last week visit
ng friends.
We regret to say that Mrs. John
Burns has been ill at her home near
Hedgesville.
Mr.. William Reinhart and Thomas
Jones, of Shepherdstown, were in town
on Saturday.
Mr.. Levi N. Porter, of Charles Town
was here this week doing service on
the Federal grand jury.
Attorney d. C. Westenhaver, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, has been here this
week attending Federal court.
Senator John ]. Cornwell, Of Rom
ney was in attendance at the Federal
court and was foreman of the Gran d
Jury.
Editor Harry l.. Snyder, of the Shep-
herdstown Register, spent Tuesday in
town as member of the Federal Grand
Jury.
Mr.. R. c. MsWilliams lost valu.
able horse last Thursday night. The
animal got out Of the pasture field and
was killed by the cars.
Mr.. Guy Felker has gone TO Anna
polls to entera preparatory school pre-
liminary to the examination for en-
trance at the Naval Academy.
Henry Hopewell, the polite barber
has put ina fine massageing machine,
run by electricity, the first in the city.
Henry is always up to date.
Coughs and coulds, down to the very
borderland of consumption, yield to
the soothing, healing influences Of DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
John H. Summers, Baltimore and
Ohio passenger brakeman, indicted for
wife desertion, was arrested at Brurs-
wick Thursday evening, taken to Hag.
erstown and lodged in Jail, in default OF
bail.
1t is said that Henry q. Turner, the
deputy game warden WHO shot and
killed the old man Joshua Ohler at
Wevsrton on April %, is going crazy
in the Hagerstown Jail where he is
confined.
Mr.. John J. Watson, who has been
dangerously i'll al his home ON West
Martin street from an attabk Of pneu-
MONA is in an improved condition to-
DAY. His son, Earl, was summoned
it, .,e from the state university at Nor
< ;ntown by his illness.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
A MISREPRESENTATION

There is misapprehension in the
minds Of many, as to the purpose Of
the ordinance to be submitted to the
voters Of the town at the election to be
held on May 18th authorizing q special
levy of 10 cts per 800 for fire purposes.
The resolutions passed by the business
mems association, which are published
elsewhere, explain the object.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
Lost All Property.

Dr. 2. ID. Stephenson, pastor Of the
Woodstock Presbyterian Church, who
is weil-known here, has received let
ter from his brothers wife of San
Francisco, stating that she and her
children are all safe, but that they lost
their store, residence and all their
property which they had.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
Iona Service.

Mr.. August Matthaei. the efficient
baggage agent at the Baltimore and
Ohio station in this city will see the
completion Of his 33rd year Of contin-
uai service on June 10, 1906. For long
continued and faithful service this is
hard to beat and there are few men
who have more friends than he.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
Mrs. Mary w. Sencindiver is visit
ing friends at Wichita Kan

MIS-. NaIy w. Sencind1ver is visit
ing friends at Wichita, Kan.
Rev. Chas r. Stribling has been
spending few drya this week with
his mother and sisters in this city.
The term Of the United States Court
held here this week was of but two
days duration about the shortest reg
ular term ever held here.
The City Executive committee has
filled the vacancies on the De mecratic
ticket by communicating f. ". Little
In the third and John N. Rentch in the
second ward. They are both good rep
resentative men and will make good
councilmen. Both have served and
made good records before in the City
Council.
For Spring Millinery Stsmoa lin
ems and fancy goods call at r. A..
Lyons
f.. Martin street
3ts
The Ryneal chemical was called to
the home of Col. James +. Thorn pson j.
on South Queen street, Sunday MORN
ing by slight blaze that was caused
by the explosion of an incubator in the
cellar. The horses made a epee tacular
run down Queen street, getting to the
scene In record time. The blaze was
quickly extingutshed by the use of
chemicals. The damage was slight.
Have those teeth filled now and thus
save the bother of plate in after years
See DR.. w. III. Sperow Dentist Peoples
Trust Building, End floor.
DR.. J. H.Slinkman and wife. of Bal
timoIe, formerly Of this city have been
spending few days with friends here.
DIR. Slinkman is associated with DR..
Holly smith, who is professor of oper-
ative dentistry, at the Baltimore Dem
tai College. DIR. Slinkman isthe dem
onstrator, at the college on orthodon-.
tia.
Dr. Slinkman while here has been
demonstrating on porcelain work At
the dental office of DIR. Link. The lat
ter has been a close observer of all
these demonstrations, and has inform
ed himself thoroughly along this line,
and has been able to master the work
and hereafter will be prepared to exc
cute the finest porcelain inlay work for
his patients.
An exciting scene Occurred on the
north bound Norfolk and Western
train on Monday night at Shenandoah
junction. A Well dressed gentleman
carrying suit case boarded the ladies
car and when the conductor came
through the man stated that he had
had no time to get ticket and tend
cred twenty cents the fare to Shep-
herdstown. The conductor told him
that he must pay five cents more
which he refused to do. The conduc-
tor threw the twenty cents down on
the seat, stopped the train and called
the brakeman to help him eject the
man. They pulled and hauled for
about ten minutes and then called the
baggage man and fireman. It took
four men to put the one off. He asked
for his twenty cents but the conduc-
tor waved his train ahead with the
money lying on the seat.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
Mail Order Housa

Pianos, organs, sheet music and mu
steal merchandise at wholesale p rices
Send postal card for catalogue. Gaia
logue sheet music, catalogue No. :
musical instruments, catalogue No. 8
pianos and organs.
w. A. Cantrsll & Bo.
Charleston w. Va.
544ts.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
REAL HsTATn FOR sALH.

l have several farms for sale, ALSO de-
siraole town property. If you are looh :
ne for farm or homo call TO see me
st once.
j. Roy Nadenbousch.
Flick Building.
6f Public Square.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
Communion Services.

There will be communion services
at the Gerardstown Presbyterian
church on nextSunday morning at the
usual hour of service.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11

In memory Of our beloved sister
"Millis," who departed this life one
year ago today. May 7, 1905.
Dearest sister, thou hast left US,
Gone from us in heaven to dwell,
Cruel death has now bereft US
Ofthe one we loved 90 well.
Sister thou vert good and holy,
And thy life was pure but brief;
Bore all pain with spirit lowly
Till death brouf hit th se sweet relief.
Dearest sister, We watched you breath
through the night,
Your breathing soft and low,
As in your breast the wave Of life,
Kept heaying to and fro.
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Our fears our hopes beIied,
We thought you dying when you slept
And sleeping when you died.
Gone from earth, yes gone forever,
Fear dimn,ed eyes shall gaze in vain,
We shall hear your voice, Oh, never!
Never more on earth again.
Dearest sister, we have missed thee,
And our hearts with grief are torn,
Angels hands now caress thee
For TO thea thy soul was borne.
We shall sosne day meet In heaven,
And our coming thou wilt await
For an entrance will be given
To us at the pearly gates.
III we follow Jesus ever,
II we Worship naught beside.
Oh! God grant that we may never
Wander from his bleeding side.
Dearest sister, must bid thee,
New, aslast, a long goodbye;
Bat wen meet thee, yes we'll meet
thee.
In the land above the sky.
There no more to part forever;
There to dwell in peace and joy,
Tears and sorrow come there never
| And happiness has no alloy.
II. VS..
.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A Reed Hand Cream separator good
as new.
W. +. Landers.
r.. r. No. 3
salts
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-05-11
s1'urtinsbnra 6tniesmau

ntered at the Post-office at Martinsburs
". vs..'as secend-classImatter.
ADVERTISEMENTS Lt THIS PAPER RE-
JRivED with the 0UAeANrEE that the
CIRCULATION Of tbs STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of asy pAPsRspub-
sshed In Martinsburg. Berkeley
County. West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
EASTER GERMAN.
Martinsville Club Dance in the
Academy Of Music.
fspeclal to The Times Dispa,ch.3

eSa Especial to The Times ID spatch.)
MARTINSYIL.LE, VA, April lS-The
Martlnsville German Clubs Easter Ger
man at the Academy OF Music Monday
evening was one of the pleasantest ever
held here. ]. S.. oliver Of Danville, led
and introduced new and attractive fea-
lures. A string band from Danville
furnished the music. Those dancing were
Mr.. y. S. Oliver with Miss Salmon. Of
Danvllle; Miss Marion NOEL, of Danville,
with Mr.. r. A. Fountain, Of Martins
Vile; Miss Roy Smith, Of Alartnsville,
with Mr.. w. Archer Thomas, of Martins
vile; Miss Paige Stone. of Mnrtnsville,
with Mr.. l.. W. Cakes, OF Blueneld. w.
Va; Miss Agnes Anglin, OF Martnsville,
with Mr.. +. L. Johnson, of Roanoke;
Miss Annie G. Mullins with Mr.. Edwin
Penn, Miss Sadie Mullins with Mr. VIII
Pannill, Miss Barrett with Mr.. O.. d.
Reamey, Miss Halle Barrett with Mr.. r.
D.. Temple. Miss Ida Penn with Mr.. d.
II. Pannll, Miss Hattie Stultz with Mr..
III n. Dyer. Chnperoncs, were, Mr. and
Mrs. j. p. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs G. b.
IIoesee, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Penn, Hon.
and Mrs. George l.. Gravely, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. a..
4 S. Gravely, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ; TONNES,
Mr. and Mrs. e. a, Pierce; Mcsdames
w. S. Brown, II, G, Mullins. w. l.. Fer
mold, DR.. and Mrs. II, r, Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G.. Stone. Tho stays. were
Messrs Dream. Hairston. Brown, Money,
Marshall Williamson. Williams, Ben
and Richard Gravely. Of Mnrtinsvilla;
DR.. J. r, Perkins. of Spencer, George b.
Jones. Of Bridgoway: DR., Harry Stone,
OF Worth, w. Va, and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
MERRY ECHOES
Of EASTER WEEK
Brilliant and Beautiful Scene at
the Mecklenburg
Hotel
MARTINsvILLE GERMAN CLUB
a Picnic in Mecklenburg County
in Whicl, Girls Play Base
ball.

\ .
THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA, April 1S.-The Easter german at
the Mecklenburg will long be remembered
by the merry dancers all so gay and SO
checrily smiling.
The Inspiring music was produced by
Runble's Orchestra. brought from North
Carolina. So much was 1t liked that Col
onel Hughes Will retain itEthrOughout the
summer 10 add TO the pleasure Of his
guests.
Dir. T. r. Williams, OF Danvlle, led the
german, introducing many novel and
picturesque figures. a good many couples
from Raleigh. Lynchbnrg and Richmond
reinforced the young people here and
strained the capacity Of the extensive
ballroom to It's utmost. The chaperoncs
were Mrs. j. c. Walton, Of Danville In
embroidered liberty satin; Mrs. II. r.
Miller Of Richmond, in black taffcta with
chiffon: Mrs. w. T. Hughes, of Louis
burg. n. c., in white lace and black
velvet.
Among those who participated were
Miss Charlotte Miller, of Richmond, in
old rose crepe de chine with Mr.. c. r.
Vaughan. Of Richmond, ! Va: Mrs. H.
Groves Conner, Of Wilson. n. c., In pale
|. blue, figured net over ,ianeta. with Mr..
r.. p 3 Williams. of Danyille: Miss Patsy
Barksdalc. OF Danvllc. in rose-flowered
| organdy, with Mr.. a. a. Thorpe. of Rocky
Mount y. c.: Miss Higbie. OF Newark,
y. j., In blue changeable Embellishments,
with Colonel J. II. Andrews, OF Raleigh,
| N. c. Miss Irene HigEie in white lace
embroidered with apple blossoms over blue
taneta, with Mr. ". II. Boylan. Of Ra-
lelgh, n. c.: Miss Nora Wooten, Of
ClarksvIlle, Va, in white Irish lace over
blue with b. l.. Walker, OF Drapersville:
Miss Bessie Hatchett, Of Boydton. In
Cream broadcloth and white silk. with
Mr.. f. ~ Lloyd, OF Boydton
Miss Irma Jeffreys, Of Chase City. IN
white organdy, with Mr.. Thomas Has
kIns. OF Chase City; Miss Isobel Norvell,
Of Chase City. IN white Brussels net,
with Mr.. Kit Haskins: Miss Mary Bur-
veil, OF Chase City. in blue silk and point
j, lace, with Mr.. II. &C. Cooley: Miss Sarah
Goode. of Skipwith. in, white null over
pink satin, with Mr.. Edmond Gregory;
Miss Trice, in white cloth md eatin. viii!
Mr.. James BrysoIi.
Among others were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Marx. of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. Suhlng. OF f4ynchburs. Va.: Miss
Nichols. OF Newark n. j.: Mr. w. p.
Curran Winston. n. c.; Mr. Ellsworth,
Of New York: Dr.. Fisher, New York;
Mr.. Medbur Blanchard, New York; Mr..
I.ui Ferris. Miss Sallie Wilson. Miss Mary
Scott Bnttilo, Miss. Elsie Edmunds. Miss
Eliza beth Field, Miss Field.
Mrs. Stocking, OF Sistersville, w. Va.
who has spent several months here. left
this week for her home, accompanied
by her son, Mr. II. b, Stocking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiling. Of Lynchhurg.
are here still. having spent several weeks
In the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Drewry. Of Peters,
burg, are among the late arrivals. Dir.
Drewry is superintendent of the Virginia
Central Hospital. and man of impor
lance in his native town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
IN MEMORIAM.
Hall of Plttsylvanla Lodge No. "a,
A, Il. & y. NJ,
Chatham, Va, April 1G. 1906;

Chatham, Va, April 1G. 1906 y
Whereas by the dspcnsation OF tho
supreme Architect OF tho Universe" and
the inexorableS Judge OF quick and dead,
whose inevitable summons, sooner or late.
comes alike to all, and to which all should
loved and honored member or this lodge,
Brother Samuel = Turner has has, been Is, r9
loved ones and a wide circle Of friends
and acnuaintances, called IN ne s : y
his membership In this lodge, from time
I'd eternity and to cnte r1upon that bollrh
Whence no traveller returns: therefore,
Resolved Isl That while Iad h9 nrdl3. and and
cepting this depely afTlcting tiat OF tho
Almighty Father whom we zy rseosnl er
and too good to be unkind, we yet feel I'm,
polled as n sovereign duty and memoriai
Of affection to give utlerance, however
feeble, to the panfulncss, of the stroke
that hnia r<vered the earthly ties OF ten en-
existed between the deceased 1os and dor our n
close and inseparable union.
And further also, as q most eminontly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
SOUTHERN SEMINARY.
Easter Entertainment to Defray
EXPENSES Of wv. C. "A. Delegates

Special to The Times-Dspatch)
Il BUENA VISTA, VA, April 1.-THE
Easter entertainment. by the young
ladies of the Southern Seminary, was
given Monday evening to select
audience, under the direction OF MISS =.
May Jones, the head Of the department
Of elocution and physical culture. CON
ftrary 10 the usual custom there was an
admission fee the proceeds being tor
the expenses Of a delegate to the Young
sWomen's Christian Association 10 me
coming convention at Ashvllle, N. G. Inc
main feature of the programme was u
play entitled, 'Thc Triumph OF the Cross
which had, as beautiful accessories q
scarf drill and q chorus Come Where
The Lilies Bloom. 1.-THE whole programme
was remarkable !. one, not simply for
beautiful effects, some Of which were
pronounced the finest ever seen, but also
for Us refined ana wholesome impress
sions and Influences These were all the
moro significant. and pleasing to those
thnt recall! how many public entertain
,nents today have In them what Is
neither refined nor elerat!ng. By such
m entertainment az the one given py
Inc Young ladies Of the seminary last
evening. an institution does soma OF me
greatest work Of education, N 3 teacEl hs
the people, and more especially les oMii
young women. who are some day 70 DC
leaders in their numerous and 5Wlidely
separated communities That please INC
nuhlfc q Is not necessary to descend to
the level of the vulgar or the impure,
either explicitly OF sugestively. TIC ra rap
attention Of the entire audience and It's
manifest and great enjoyment Of all the
rarts prove this conclusively, and thus
teaches one of the greatest and most
needed lessons to-day.
a match game OF basket ball on me
seminary grounds is scheduled Tor the
! 71st. !,
The baccalanreate5 sermon thls year VII
be preached ty Rev. j. w Duffey, d. D..
Harrsonburg, Va.
Rev. T.. T. Hout. Of Piedmont, w Va.
was the guest of the seminar several
days recently, visiting his two daughters
who are students Of the institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
MILL OF [ CONGRESS
NEARLY A b0RT|vE
President Roosevelt Declares the
Trial Of Beef y hekers Mis-
carriage Of !Husticc."
MOST Sensation Val MESSAGE
Judge Humphreys Interpretation
Of the Law Nal hes the Law a
FDsce.
nv ssocl,l ted Press. !


WASHINGTON a + mil 1s.-ln a special
message delivered y tho Congress TO-
day, President ROO tevelt declares that
the result OF the lice ont trial of the beef
packers In Chcttgo WIS "a miscarriage
Of justice" and that tho Interpretation
placed by Judge IIu unphrcy on the will
Of Congress Us such as to make that
will absolutely abort ve.'
The message, viii Oh is sensational IN
character, Is based, largely on a letter
to the President rrom Attorney General
Moody. in which the Attorney General
reviews the process dings Of the case Of
the government atl .inst the beef packers.
The President saN s. 1t is clear that no
criticism attaches to Commissioner Gar
field, as what llc did was In pursuance
4 OF a duty mposeas on him by Congress-.
He refers sharply, however, to the doci-
sion of Judge IF humphrey, saying that
Congress- could not have foreseen such
d decision, and tina It he can hardly believe
that the ruling e., Judge Humphrey Will
be followed by hher Judges He de-
clarcs that such interpretation of tho
law as that placed on It by Judge Hum
phrcy comes ns .s,surably near making
the law n farce, ~ End he recommends that
Congress pass q decaratory act stating
it's real intention. tg{ssR. i.5s4 SEE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
y, N. GA. BUILDING.
SOLD AT AUCTION
Bought BY tic Appolnattox Trust
Company for Forty Tfou-
sand.
rHE DIVERSION SCHEME
Small Part OF the Work TO BE
Done BY Government Has
Been Executed.

especial 10 rho Times. Dispatch.)

Especial TO 3Ihc allnles -i1lsPdtctiJ
i T'fCTERSBuRG, ~ ~ Aprii ls., .. Ai, "
handsome building OF Inc olns men .
Christian hssoclhtlot,. lroh tils % ICY o.
Sycamore Street, with hadepth isol ~
feet, vas sold at pubic auction TINS
afternoon by i. Pannills Sons, Tor 1of'y
thousand dollars. The AppomattoX Trust
Company was the purchaser. and It IS
not now stated to what use the property
will be put. Tho association VIII Hliln
ir another locality. a large number OF
representative citizens attended the SAFE.
The property was started on BID !. OF
s35, 600 and was run up quickly to 5000
The work OF digging the new channel ior
the diversion Of the surplus waters OF
the Appomattox River through Chester
field county, to u distance of two ana
half miles below the city, Is progressing
satisfactorily. An inspection OF the wor:
80 far done was made yesterday by
United States Engineer Il. Il. Winslow,
n charge OF rivers and hafbors III this
district. About 10000 cubic feetfof earth
has been cxcavnted Dy the dredses and
4 deposited into embankmcnt, and about
10000 of the government appropriation
OF $2O1.0ocn have been expended. The
channel will be between 900 and 800 feet
wide But comparatively small part or
the diversion work has been done, the
Atlantic Coast Line bridge is TO be lrilt,
and the big dam to turn the water into
the new channel Is to be constructed.
DR.. James GarlIck, for nine years con-
nected with the Central state Hospital
ms assistant physician has been elected
member. Of the medical staff OF the
Western state Hospital at Stanton TO
take the position vacated by Or. DeJar-
nettc recently elected to the superInten-
dency of that hospital DR.. Gar!ck Is
a. graduate Of tic University OF Virginia.
an accomplished physician and an expert
In the treatment Of insanity.
Tho Petersburg Steamboat Company
has purchased large steamer to run on
the james River line between Petersburg,
Norfolk and Newport News The In
creasing busincss OF the company just!-
flies this outlay The steamer, which.
It is said. was purchased In Nova Scotia
is a steel boat with twin screws. and
possesses first class accommodations for
a large number Of passengers with finely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Pret,ari,,p for the Convention.

Tile special called meeting Of Post a,
,rrn rr..sa' prcIrc,jtc Associations, was
held last nigh, ut headquarters. corner
OF Third and Main Streets, with Mr. NJ =. =
Cook, president. IN he chnnir;fM f. III. IL
5Harwood atcretafy, recording.
E rhe object OF this meeting was to make
ptepnrntions for the state convention,
when mects III Richmond, as the guest OF
Post *, May 18th and 18TH. MN.
Much Interest WIS manifested In TINS
conlir,t; iconventlon, and the various COM
miiitces we're appointed for the consuinhh-
/ ton OF this especially enterprlsihg meet
Young business men and travelling sale 5,
men from various cities OF the state VII VII
be present, and 1t Will be one OF tho best
conventions. }S%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
LIGHT i,oLANT BURNED.
Grayson Ell ,,:tric Company Plant
DESTROYED without Insurance.

Especial tr j The Times Dispatch.) f
4 CHRIST1Ao isBU VA, April Ia
The sub-stati on of the Grayson Electric
Company wa c destroyed by fire here
about II o'd ock last night, which was
caused by c, osscd wires.
The talldir. & was erected and equipped
in January, j IT cost of se3,oSo,f and TINS
was a total loss, there being no in
surance. sts
i Tho town will be without electric lights
Cor a mont or more until n new sta
t!cn can be built and equipped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
NO EFFORT TO- RECOVER.
BODY FLOATING IN RIVER
Boat Refused to Stop to Rescue
the Floating
Dead,

NORFOLK, VA, April 1S,-The dead
body of man or woman was seen float-
Ing in the waters of tho Elizabeth river
near Graney Island, by--passengeraa on q
number of boats entering Norfolk this
morning. No effort wos made to recover
the body. ~ 5l ~
The passengers aboard one boat en-
deRYored to persuade tho officers of the
vessel to rescue IT, but were told BY tho
officers that the body had not been seen
by them and therefore they could not
atnn tina boat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Washin R:ton Affairs.

(From our nAgular Correspondence
WASHINGTON 81 D. c.. April 1S.-Post-
masters appoint eel: Nirginia--Bull Run
Fairfax county. Ira Cation Wells vice
z. ". Wells. r. moved: &
North Caroline SANDY, Madison county
Victor IT, Reya.rods, vice j. A. Farmer
deceased. Tony, Caswell county Brown b
Vaughan, vice r. n. Smith, resigned.
p Rural routes ordered established lunt
1: virglnia-G gainesville, Prince William
county, route T.. population, 955; houses
1870.
North Card! Hnn-spring Hope, Nasi
county, route. a, { population, 555; houses. Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
Christian Endeavor Social.
(Special to The Times DISPATCH

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
CuClE1.l. VA, April 1S,-One of tho
n a even'a 10 Louisa e"nnts at
at "Southhrook." the home or Captain
and Mrs, William b. Pendleton. near
Cuckoo. Friday evening, April 18th. IN,
evening was fair, and three were a good
Ily number of Endeavorers from the
''Glsa" Christian Endfavorer Society
present.
4. Miss Helen Coz. Of Ashland, chairman
of the entertaining committee, had n
wcll-prepared programme, SO that the
evening was full.