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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
g 0 8 b |.

.Wan lam beut3utase nidt poriif'
tis eenta iein ~. Sd TRACE beis
ipielspeiie mein Portcmonnaie itets
an einem Settben befeFigt !"
.Mba - bamit's Der Wino nidt
fprtnebmen tam !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

5eine unterf4eibuns.
8adfiid : .0ente Dir. Grid, Der
Miuer bat mir seitern cine 2iebeser'
tldruns semadt!"
Oberletunbaner !: .Das finbe id
einfad tomiid /! MAS Deritebt benn 70
Elm llnterlefunbdner bon 2iebe !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
@enau mad 0orfhrift.

5rau (: rllm Gottes piIen, Wann,
iebt um Elm llbr tommft Ou aus Der
aneips, unb Der Mr5t bat Dir bod NH
apei GlaS 9ier crlaubt."
Mann +: .Nun ia. CT fat aber gsIasi,
i4 iolIe iie reht lansiam trin!en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

SIT benn euer neuer Bonoipant
beim publitum beliebt 2"
,8or nidt !; 10 oft CT in irseioeinet
Sasne u~nIerer bablihea Sran Eirets
tor einen Stub au Csbsn sat. p!r0 Va.
eeso aeruf:E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
Ser p.ronigte SpinegeL

Ser b.reniigte SpineseL
Spineget bin id, Spinegel bleib' id,
s Maienipinbe bds &alb dustrei6' t9!
SIN 8eler 5errannen mir 9eler uno
8a5en,
unb tonn id nit ipielen, 10 lam i'd
bod traben,
llnb lam i6 nit iingen, 10 lam id
bod joblen.
uno mill mid Der Seufel, 10 mag ct
mid bolen
limb beut' um Sutaten rem &aiIer nod
i6reib' ih.
llnb Spinegel bin i9, uno Spineset
bleib' ih !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

fen sic nur abgcfpd)teS2" .Su,
noriidt$Golber. ober MIR iolheS, oaS
nit Wnl5 ulb Sopfen abgefoht it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
Numismatifdts Oratel-
.Was 1tarrIt Su benn 10 forfdeno

.Was @itarrIt Oh benin 10 foriteno
nad bieiem @eIbitiid ?"
IS IoI entldeiben, Of id BEN iunz
gen, genialen aber armen Doctor Der
pbilpIopbie ober ben alien, reihen8rds
fen beirotben iou."
.Mb, i6 peritebe = aOpf ober Wap'
pen !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

STANDARDIZATION Our iunJen Sdaus
fpieleriW: Sic pGren ii6cr audi cine
iebr pra3ile 1dnSeria seporoen. msin
Srduletn."
% sepib. Sd tango gum 8siipiel
ben Wdnnern brilliant auf Der Naie
herum."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
Mie

.Gaes idou %basetpeisn", iaste Der
pilgiu9sr. uls er JAP, oab .isin" @s'
pier i6on ssb6rig vb.gansen" mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
Sehr n1thia.

SeDr n6tbis.
Run. Morib. pie seidat bir's in
Der S6ule?" r
80 iebr gut. Papa."
ySeblt Dir nod ttpas gum Inter
ri6t2"
nNa. N paar G%ummiObren modt'
i6 baben." sight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

50, peld' elm cblsr @ciit lit bier s.rs
ItDrt!" Iagte Der Oeitiauteir. ais ods
SienItmGbten nOenaturirten" pers
Idiittst bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

meter N%eItaurant): naommt oenn
mcin abenoeiien INNER nod niht?"
aelner: nAd Soft, oa meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02
H ffiniert.

"
.3onnten Sic ben Spibbu6en benin
niht mebr erniiden 2"
.gefpabre /; muir einen Sammer babe
i'd ibm aus benz 5sniter nddgeidleuz
bert unb ben bat er aud nod mitse,
nommen !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

Dab sic anopie MIR nod 10 an ocll
5doen b1nsen."
8 ~ ebt-- 5remoer (im neueroii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

Sic iid wobl nod etrpaS aeouloen
miiiien = lie iud)en nod INNER oa3
aobbub!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

IiidtigeSausf n.-Srau:
.gber Manrl, 10 5ie6' ood) oen Hod
nidt 10 beitig aus! Oh iiebit ood),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

.Wirflid. cine iebr niparIame"
Sausfrau, muB ibr bod bas Biisels
brett nGber an bic 9biir iteacn, bamit
ibr g niemano pestrdst. unb nod)s
mails -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
q I494
4 BUCKINGHAM BITS.
Forty Young People in q Merry
Dance. \: 5s;s
lspeclal e rha Timer. pispAten.ll

Especial to The Times D1spAtch.) 81
BUCKINGHAM. August 1B 81 Miss Rosa
aIosely pleasantly entertained ,n number
OF guests on Thursday evening at her
home III tho village wit h a 4 dance. a bout
forty young folks enjoyed the evening to
the fullest, and left ter 2 o clock, closing
with the old and sever-popul ar .'i'Vl rginia
iReci," after. thanking their losteHs for5a
most enjoyable evening. 555F sS Il stf
y Among the out. of-to WIN guests were M RS.
n. a M, King, Misses Louise, Adelaide and
Katherine king. Miss GRACE Z. FitzWilson,i
Of Rlchmondt Mi, and Mrs. p. ID. Rams
dell. 81 washington, and Mr., Robort Rice
Mfs 8. pIisIksns Mrs I, I; N; ~ King +
cco,Tnpnried BY their Children. ana Miss
Grace Ttswllson ere E,,ests 81 ne Mays-
Robert Rico, OF Lynchburg. is home on 9
Vacation. " ".
a re- !. making extensive improvements in
the Presbyterian manse during tho alb
salloe OF tho pastor, Rev, Darrell, who is
enjoying his vacation f4s n ,3{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
N .G !! d! !. !
PA Number 81 Pieces Of Real.
Estate Has Changed
Hands. NJ Z q sI li
Especial to Tho Times pisp tch.
~ A s8 llE a 80, n n

lopeCltLt W ~ Iio III Dl8patCh.
S2CioHDoNBv1LIl11 A.. August 81 e
Many improvements arc being made here
New eranolthio sidewalks are being \ p,It4
down on North a AfhlnN Street, many nj ws
houses are being built ana theirs seems
to be a general spirit ofSiinproveriaht.lSa
# Qulte2a number OF pieces or real $eB tate
have changed hands lii the last month";
Mr.. w. X +. Jordan has purchased q part
Eot tho land known as the 8Ftilnher place.
Mr.. p. Bowen the $Suhwikert III Farm
known MS ..yVestern'.':: Mrs. Helelt Van
Patton, Of Wisconsin, has bough AZ vood ~
5land,n a beautiful littla suburban home,
FL Or, Walter Newman aud wife, or Nh n
.nassas arc visiting hia brother Mrs.
6trother Newman, this week. III "A IS, a sas
\ n MRS. Or. u. b. Moore ID visiting htai
mother this week In thu ~ ALLEY i or Viz
ginia, who is quite sick n &. "A ss sssi
Miss Minnie Downin,s after d visit Of
several weeks to relatives In Harrlson-5
burg. Va. returned home this week, 81
s Mr.. u lE. Griffith. one Or our most
prominent merchants. IL quite sick, but
Is reported better. sS III n
y Mrs. DR. Capehert and Children, 81 Nor
folk, are visiting at Mr.. 10. MARQUIS p.
q Captain Milton Lynn and daughter.
Miss Cora, w III leave this week to visit
Cincinnati, and Will spend some time at
BorgerH Springs G mi NJ s8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Albenlarle Notes,

npB speaRffh B. "a x!asi ARR|i2gfH'sha ouN
NY, VA Aug, Il, Rev. &. q Bundiok
has returned 70 his home at si!ngSr' 8
sspent several days visiting in this Yicin-
$@ Miss Hattle Timborlake. Of Charlottea-
Vile, Is Visiting az the home OF her un-
ole, MI, N, T Garla4nd,, Of pnlco. n.
the vicinity Or North Garden, was tho
scene Of a very prett marriage on the
Miss Hattie Ann. eldest daughter Us MI.
mid Mrs, Mawyer,8 and Mr.. Arch HE n q.
$130Wdeh otflciated, @ IA q .9s {5sgi 5ss
B Rev ~. ii. Fganns AM pastor Of the
yRAptiyt Church 81 ORANGE II Y Islstiris
Rev. II, q. Bowdsn Is a series q meet
5lnya 1T Mooteland Baptist Church, near
Miss Kate Weodwafd ana MISS Mamie
noxley, both Of l!chmond Are vlsit ting
BfrlendH IN our VI lake. VI 81 4,
n Miss ia ya Clar y, who has been III With
typhoid fever for several NJ KS l. tho
home of her Mr. trnFod g aFk, ~
4 better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
MINISTERS Ri HOUSE
PARTY IN IN. HALIFAX 4. (.
fssBirchland' Repeats Its Open
Hospitality 81 Last
ri "a VI II III Season. a
lspeclal ID The Tlmaa .LIspat Tan.

HALIFAX, " AZ. August 19--"3lrch-
land on Birch Creek, Halifax county,
VIA, tho hosptable homo OF Rev, Thornton
4 s. Wilson. was, August E1Sth to 18th, again
: the scene OF d minister q 4 lloitse- pal y,
liko the one repurted III The Times. DIE
patch last alIntneri Mr. ma Mrs. WI Icon
had repeated their Invitation 10 he mem-
under their roof for q period OF social
Fellowship ana rcstf,ill iDterruptlon OF
their home labprs. 1t was 3a season OF
delightful and rofreHhlng frnteri.Al rnr1-
s1nunion. Again. M last year, sickness,
either on their own part or In their s.ami-
\ lies, or engagements that could not 10
act aside, hindcred the attendance OF
some. These wero present OF tho pres-
4bytery, besides Mr.. ilson himself l1r.
w. n, Laird and Rey. w. =. DoEsott,
OF Danville; Dr.. L.. b !. j ohnston, OF South
I,ostoh Hsv. VI h n. CASTOR. OF Chatham:
rev Hugh Henry, OK $Briery5 and M eher-
8rIt, Churches; FEY II, II II Cassidy, Of
Patrick, ana Or. II. a. Brown, Of Char
lotto Rev. D j. " g. shiYo, Of the South
Carolina Presbytcty. who happened TO
,e spending his vacation lii the vicinity.
was one OF the invited guests. and added
greatly to the PLEASURE OF tho occaslon.
5- On wednesday, the ample grounds
around tho mansion were se,llyen q, Dy 9
picnic a6BOflUlH6o ~ ~ Y,
congregations. 1t was not 20 large as
that OF last year, OWN TO rain y weather
ana the fact that the Mercy Seat c !g
Rntion had the previous week cel eDrated
4 the twenty-fifth anniversary of me pc
ginning OF Mr.. Wilson'S WORK here ~
a reception, given him at their ahuroh.
but there WAS q goodly party o. ihuies
and gentlemen. both young and elderly
and many happy childre en-. Z, ~. Is
BIZ Besides tho table entertainment tle
day was enlVened by lawn tennis Q anu nv
some Well contested baseball games TX
two extemporized teams nude up O. tNo
best local players On one Of the rooilly
porcl,ea there were some recltatlons on
the part 81 two young ladies', VINO g, 90
Quilted themselves well. 70 the enjoy.
nlent Of tho ladies' and q fey gentlemen
WHO happened to be present
The children also had thor own ga res st
Hut the usual daily raj out short ting
Festivities at an early hour % the even
4 ing, " &
4 Mr.. Wilson has under his Charge be-
sides the two churches over which he
was Installed at the out set Of, hls minis
try IN 1881, two others--fount Carmel,
south Of the DAN River, ana Meadsyllle,
In the opposite direction, on the Ban
Mister. His field !s large and Ills 81 10 bors
abundant He enjoys the. confidence
and; esteem both of his own people and
Of q tho people ot 4 All the sllrroundihs
churches Of all denolnlra tloils.
MS. Like the occasion OF the Same kind last
/ year, this house-p party pf m!nisters at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
MAPLE SHADE Inn I'M
IS travellers. Hest { 5. |
/ a Large Comp y Are as Making lal
Merry and Enjoying
Life.
I 8. specIa1 % The Times Dlspatch.l

to-
PuLAB11I. VA. August - Maple
shade Inn may be # truly called the
1'rrumhln,,ers TIayen OF Rest and each
train brings 4 fun delegation They have
been here before.
This hotel ii owned by the N orfolk ana
Western road, and Is built at the foot
OF the beautiful hills that surround 1'u :
Slaskl and with It's spacious lawn, rustic
seats and ylne-clad j porohes It offers
unusual attractions for all classes anu
among the guests are the old, the middle
aged and Young, besides many beautiful
babies, With their typical Virginia mn1tl-
mics. who follow them around and seem
to feel proud that Jewels 10 precious
should be entrusted to their care. Tho
Young people enjoy dancing, card-p play
Ing, tennis and horseback rides over the
mountains, while the iniddle-aged variety
#,'love to look on scenes ike these OF wild
and careless play and forget that they
are growing old"
Mrs. Tucker, OF Raleigh, n, On iB here
for the summer with her three charming
5daughters-Mrs Moe, OF Baltimore and
NIissen Lille and Sue Tucker, OF Ra-
leigh.
8 Mrs. DR., Il Warren. of Pit1e Bluft. Ark,
is another valuable acquisition. to society
here. She Is chaperoning o party Of
Young people-quito q Responsible posl-
ton; but being lady Of culture and res
#tinetnent, ste IL equal to the task, and
has the love OF her charge, g3
The married ladies indulge In cards
every evening, while the hyoung people
dance. The prize won at the card party
last night was a souvenir spoon, won BY
Mrs. Harrison, OF Nobile. and given BY
Mrs. Crowder, Of Texas. iS f,, h Z
Guests come and 70 all the time, ana
Mr.. johnson, tho genial proprietor, an
gisted BY his faithful clerkas are doing
all In their power to make their stay, be
III long or short, happy one, and so
pleasant that they Will want to return,
E Among the guests who are here for the
summer are Mr.. y. w, Brady. and fanl-
8ily. Richmond; MI TT. Warren w lker,
wife and mother, Farnlytlle; Mrs. Dick
5enson, Richmond; MI, i and Mrs, w. u.
Berkeiy ana family; Miss Ferebee. Befkc-
Nv. Mrs, D. HI Johns ton and dal ~ Ter, Mrs.
II S. Taylor and family ! Hrs. Garland
peed and family, Miss ~ hite, Miss Mary
8White. MISS Lena Wprrell, MI. and Mrs.
\ /, Is Jordan, Norfolk; Miss Chan,tcr-
Si f i. y Misses Peyton. Richmond, VA,
sA4p. and Mrs, w. aut as 81 Peters
burg: Colonel r ebert g llialn, RI chrnondi
ms. Is 4 snklns, OF etsrsbnrgt Miss Llo-
rer,a Mason. Of Richmond NJ Goodwin;
Mr. aud Mrs. Weaver Mr. GTul Sllar lk,
"a 4 l11nporiAi professor n. laines, of
lFsichmon x Alr.. gdin, s. OF ~ r hmond |;
Misses AVA ind M Tsarst ,AlyHatsont 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
The | in1es-D Dispatch
are "a visiting thelr father, Mr.. Jan Jan

are visiting their father, MI. James
Clark. 8t ss5$ 5S5. "
are Miss lola a. Dincont, Richmond;
! Mrs. n Il. r. NJ cBpnr raj, Manchester;
Mrs. Trent, and Mrs I1a LEI of Tennessee.
\ Rcys. 4. b. AIcBparran and ~. L. Me-
Spartan have been conducting revivals in
the Methodist churches on this Cum
berland circuit for the Rev. 3. De
BE- h1essrs. Tom P. Goodman and Hugh =;
French, Of this place; pr. " eiseger and
Moorman Shepherd, of the Court House.
hive returned from Atlantic City.
"a, Miss Alice Flippen, Of Richmond. Is
spending the simmer At her home.
Il Dr. G GOODMAN and, family, OF mississippi,
are summarizing at willow Bank.
DR.. stagg, of the First Fresbyt terrain
Church plrm'lnsha sPgaI ss last
B3& Mr.. Caboll Ogburne ana family are
gstill In tho noIghborhood.
"a Mr.. Stanley Branch Of N eWport NeWs,
Is stopping n the homo OF his Sister, NJ RS
Willie Brazeal 35a 81 81 NJ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Sleeping on the Track.

(speclal BY Southern Bell Telephone, t5s.1$.
sI.YNCHBURG, V4..s August u, a lab
orer named Williams Terry, who is ems
ployed With Lucas aud L ronnany, cons
tractors on the double-tracking OF tho
Norfolk and Western Railroad KS Mt
Lowry'H, was struck early this morning
by the Washington ana Chnttanooga
wns ground OFF. Ire also sustained a
fracture Of the right leg and Injuries
about the head, Terry was brought to
the Hyueia Hospital md this morning
his arm was amputated at the shoulder,
The train crew claims that the man was
sleeping on the track at the time he
was struck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Killed Mby 4 Train

special by southern Bell Telophone.) & SE8
81 LYNCHBURG, " Al, August 10. Richard
Witt, aged nineteen, OF Forest, a station
about eight miles from here, was nctl-
3dcntally killed late last nj CHI BY. q west
bound freight train, the accident king
place d short distance west gof tho Union
Passenger sta ion. w tt had boon visit
Ing relatives here, and he end eayored to
board tho train to return I! home. He He
missed Ills Il footing and II foil Al Under the
wheels, and was 50 u bad " crushed that nat
he was dead before he end Of tho train
shnd passed him, Is S5.i (;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
BURIAL RIDGE.
Old Resort Keeps il the
Procession Of Gaiety.

Procession Of Gaiety.
(specaaa to The Times iDspatch.)
NJ "a EE NELSON COUNTY, y A., q Au-
gult 10. buffalo Ridge Springs we're well
represented at tho barbecue given BY Mr..
and Mrs While Ryan ut Oak Ridge,
Nelson county, last Saturday. Mrs. Sue
Feaster. OF Micanopy Fla. and Mrs
Miles Blaok, OF Lynchburg. chaperoned
the following young people. who drove
over: Misses BlnsWnnger, Ehaner, Cle-
land Goodman and Graybill. 4 Messrs.
Frank and Mitchell Agoe, ]. Ii 3. Harlow,
Hayes Adams. Pendleton Clark. Sydney
and Len Goodman
They report q most ENJOYABLE day, and
d number hope to 90 again ncxt year,
Us MIR. Ryan hopes 10 make thls#an an
nunl picnic and reunion Of Nelson county
people, b Il IS M 81. +, 3$3 i. RI
sion. On tuesday night Mis-. Miles won
first prixe. a handsome chatting dish, Mrs.
shackleford winning the consolation.
Thursday Mrs. Goodman won first, Q cut
glass bonboh dish; Miss Selma shaner
second prize. ana Miss Airline EHgart cut
ting for tho consolation.
Misses ELLA and Marie SMITH Of Cliff
ton Forge, have returned to Buffalo
Ridge Springs for another visit
Friday3nlgh was the grand ball Of tho
season, Among the dancers were no
ticed Mrs II III Mrs. shafer, Misses Ella
and Marie Smith. Nell Scott, EnFart,
Pattsson, urayblll, Waugh, Flower, Kyle
ana Mrs, Goodman, Messrs Davis, Sims.
FOX and Fox, Nc Cue. L OF cheHapeake and
Ohio Railroad George Cabell, Johnston,
White, Wilson, Mundy Agee and Agee,
Hayes, Adams and Bernard Kyle. Mrs,
Scott. Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Adams, Mrs,
ould, Mrs. Heasley. Mrs Blake, oltape-
rons. ls H Is, & & 5 IA ,.. 7s
since my last the following have reg
isterod here. Mr.. Waller Scott Richmond;
M, and Mrs. onld and family. Mrs: y.
i. Jackson ana Miss a Ice Jackson, Mrs.
T3easioy and Henry and Walter i3eahley,
Misses Hsnnle Patterson and Airline A IN
cart, OF Iynchburg Il 81
IN M 81, 81, Harlow, OF Blrning laI1l, Ala,
haa ', eons to Gordonsyillo fora Visit to
Miss ssallls yenable and Mrs. N Niles
MA * HAYS returned to LynchhurG.
Mn. Henry Adams Ia spending asweek
with hts family here. s$ al y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

IBirchland Will abide as a pleasant rnei1,-
ory II, the hearts Of all who had the
privilege OF sharing in Its enjoyments.i
The hours passed rapidly, often in con.
verse ana discussions upon the doctrinal
md practical religious questions Of tho
day; sometimes on higher themes.
IN Urgent homo duties compelled the de-
parture Of some OF the party on Thurs
day Tie rest OF us on Friday took re-
gretful leave Of our kind host. and host
ess and their charming family, to return
10 Oh i respective fields OF labor. refreshed
for renewed work. ~ "A. 3. 9t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
New Church Dedicated.

(Hpeclal to The T!mes- lJlaPA1cHJ
n WIN aEsrIIR VA, August 70. -ley.
Dir. ] 81 A.. Hofrheens, Of Martlnsb)'urg, a. az.
sisted 81 Rey, Dr.. J. M. Echck, pastor
or Rooseyelts Church, In Washington,
70 day dedicated the new adifico, OF Gem
tenary Reformed Church, The new
church. which Is beautiful structure
OF Greclnn architecture, was the result
OF a five-cent fund started years since
BY Miss Anne Yetzer. an aged Invalid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Wurno, va; Mr.. Hugh Hill & OF i 81 Bristol !;
Miss Agnes p Chambcrlayne. OF Rich
THE ORPHAN s. HOME.
IA Laundry at the Home Among An t'|t
the Needed Impro ve1lents.

the Needed In1pro veHlents.
{speclni TO Tho Times 2 Dispatch.
SLYNcI1BURG. Al August 1s.--rhei
walls Of the Shelton Me- oriAl Cottage
are nearing completion, When this house
Is completed there Will be room III ~ ~
twenty-five more orphans. There WIN
also be need for lnutronl. and o. chief 7i
cook. 255E ~ u ]. BE-.
B Mr.. ana Mrs, RUIZ, the present farm.
manager and matron, Will leave n 2 cto-
/ ber 1st. IN. a Is. 1. y, h,
recently left tho Home an Interest I'M \ q
gypsum, mine. The u present valtte e is
only a few hundred dollars. but It IS
hoped that It VIII be 4 developed e as iE 4.
source Of revenue. 5,sl
The boys OF the Home nre praying for
q steam laundry. Tho first ans w 70
from Mr. sevior, tho progressive la ~ unt
dryn,nn Of Bristol who gnyo q second see y
hand extractor. the Maxwoll Autolno Dbl
and Machine shopa Roanoke ,S WI .l pn.
RI In repair free Of charge. Tho first
money gitt for the laundry Is $3.50, from
Mrs. Whaley, OF Halifax coun ~, mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20

flagman, who was sho M two we eks ago
by negroes whom he was tempting to-
dethin for officers, Is In u critical 5condi-
ton lat the Hygoin Hospi tai. 81 Little hope
4 Is entertained Z for his recovery. " cody
Was 1 n a crouchlng position on oil Tours
when no was shot, ami tho ball struck
between his teeth ana under his tongue
md passed into his lungs. NJ s5S "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Railway Conducto Meet.

Co.'S lApeclnl By Eouthern Bell 7Te1ephoho) M
H NORTOI august TO- II represent
ltatives OF the Order OF Il Railway Con-
tductors from tile Southern stat les. east
az the M Mississippi River. will arrive In
Portsmouth on Tuesday for a three days
conference. Tho principal y business of
the conductors Will be the PRONUNCIATION
iof o. now contract with the railroads.
embracing a new scale Of wages md q
new set Of rules. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-20
Judge Ingram III.
Especial to 1'he Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

re- AMBf.1A.'r q. Ii. YA., August lo;--Judge
Ingram, 3 OF Manchester, Will hold court
Tor Judge walter A. Watson on Thurs
dayI 5i u. q q Y
Judge Watson. who has beenslli for Sew
Feral weeks. Ia now oollyalesoent, and
left his home week ago. accompanied
and is now at Newport. II. i, en- route
for Nova Scotia, where he expects to
spend several Weeks.
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THE RAILWAY CLERKS.
An Interesting Session Held in3
Wilmingto ton. m

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quarterly meeting OF the South Atlantic
Division Of the brotherhood OF. Railway
Clerks embracing all the important points
on the Atlantic Coast Line, was held
here this morning. IT Was a highly ms
5tsrestlng session and an Important On a.
as better organization OF the clerks on
tho entire Coast tdne system was ihss
main feature. and substantial plai1s look
Ing towards this end were FORM tea
All OF the South Carolina lodges were
represented and one Of Virginia, but
owing to trains missing connaptlon. dsls.
gates from the Georgia LODGES dldn't Ar-6
rive until after the meeting, " Tho local
lodge now numbers eighty -iiyeS menlhsrs,g
and ma the result Of to-day'y aesstpn
tworty-f1ve more VIII Very Ike be-
added. The brotherhood meets three
months hence In Charleston. 8. e.
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People in Cumberla

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sttNNY gtI1H. v Al, Aug, 10, ~ iss Sal
ia Six B. 81 CArtersyl lleI has be EN- ylss
itfne Miss Alice liobaon, I. Il
q Mrs, Bright and AiTs, lmherlh 9. 0f
Richmond; Mi gopa s!ask ~ ~ pvt
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Nam Woody. Shs N9Es0lk end !, Western
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information cernring any
Line Of business opportunity IN In
Virginia will be furnished upon
request of reliable parties. s3s
The lin, esd spat tel,
" Richmond, Y, 3s5iss N.
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Advertising Richmond to the World
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