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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
ONO HsRe FROM NOME.

The steamer Ohio after a quick
trip from Nome reached port carls
this morning with i0g passengers
and tisz geo IN gold dust. Capt.
Warner and PurHeF Frank F'resr
stated that the trip IN both ways
vas like a summer excursion. A.
Nome there r. no need for any Idle
men az Ire different companies are
working three shifts a day and on
every creek men can secure en-
pioyment
The Ohio ail undoubtedly sail
on hsr third uIa teaviuE next
Sunday and she aill have a fair
Hist Of passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
SWEATS over
THE TRUSTS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July IA
Working in the sweltering capital.
while other officials are at the sea
side or in the mountains, Secretary
Garfield keeps pounding away at
tho trusts. and viii be ready with
special reports II called upon by the
president. Half dozen investiga-
lions OF the principal Industries OF
the United States are IN progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
TRIES TO SHOW
UNFAIRNESS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July IL
Before the interstate commerce
commission today Attorney John T.
Marchand tried to elicit testimony
from George l.. Peck. general man
aEer Of the Pennsylvania lines vest
Of Pittsburn. showing the Pennsyi
Yanit got oil from the Ghlona oil
company for II cents when the list.
ed price was "a cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
TRAIN WRECK
KILLS THREE

PETERSBURG. Ind. july IA
Three lives we're lost aud thousands
OF dollars worth Of property de
Htroyed In a wreck Of freight train
on the Southern railroad this morn
ing
brakeman Luther Capeheaft, son
of a we'll known minister, tho fire.
man and engineer are dead. Two
other tralnmen arc expected to dc
from their injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
TIES FOR RAILROADS.

Thousands Of ties for the Seward
railroad have been ship.
ped north to Nome ON the last five
steamers OF the Northwestern
Steamship company. The ties are
for the narrow gauge road formerly
known as the Wild Goose and the
proposed extensions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
MILLIONS SUNK
IN ONE MINE

GLASGOW. july IA sensation
vas caused on the Glasgow stock
exchange this morning by tho an
nouncoment that the Fresno copper
mine. In California. had been off.
clally condemned and that because
OF Il f00.00G pounds 81 capital in
vested from here ia the mine Is
lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
oRIzAeA FOR NOME.

Steamer Orizaha, Of the North.
western Steamship company. VIII
sall for Nome on her second trip,
leaving tonight With 30 passengers
and full freight cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
BRINGS NO GOLD.

Bringing no gold but having Is
pa ssengers. the Humboldt arrived
this morning from Southeastern
Alaska ports. The steamer had an
ore shipment from the Sitka mine
which viii be reshipped to the Ia
coma smelter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
FIRE DESTROYS
SMALL TOWN

BONNEVILLE. Ind. July a.
IInnvillo. town OF loco popula.
ton. was destroyed At midnight by
fire. believed TO be Of incentdiary
origin. The loss Is 100000. Twen.
tv.four buildings burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
LUMBER SCHEDULE
AGAIN EXTENDED.

The railroads have made another
postponement OF the date when the
new weight minimums on lumber
shipments 20 into effect and As
sistant Traffic Manager u. NJ.
Adams, OF the Great Northern.
states that August is now the
time for the new schedule. The
take this for granted
that the railroads will submit a
new proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
MILLER WILL RECOVER.

David Miller. the Swear Jld boy
who was accidentally shit in the
leg ON July 4. Ia reported. "a doing
vcry well at the Providence hos.
pital, and will probably be released
from that institution shortly. All
danger Of blood poisoning Is past,
and a speedy recovery Is antielpas.
"A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

= " the road trsVsrses any :
. part Of the water reserve =
. | believe there 10 every dan =
. ger 81 the water becoming con 3
= tam J. w. John =
. son.
q am IN foil sympathy ard .
4 accord with the action Of the =
. profession for have seen .
. several instances Of a similar =
= nature, notably one IN Wiseou- q
. ain, in which the water supply =
a was dangerously contaminated :
a from exactly the same eondi- =
a tions az would confront Sc =
. attic IN case the Milwaukee - 4
= allowed over the proposed .
a route. The city in Wisconsin =
4 suffered a friahtful epidemic =
= caused from polluted water =
4 Dr.. J. n. Lyons. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

49, =
: This afseeneor Il vac report. =
4 ed that the firm % Ncrris =
4 a Snipley would very likely q
= be sassass a. counsel ~ the .
. asssrss 81 Chester Thosnpssn, q
4 charged with tire killing % =
4 Jusas EnsrY. u was stated q
/, slss that. uaer the advice ~ .
: several legal threads. Will n. q
Z vhornpxae. the father - the .
hey, had this nnorninp deter q
4 -sred e aid ~ the ee1sue, q
4 81 tire ease. To trienta yes =
: t.ruay NJ. Thompson stated q
: thst while Re would work q
: ~lth shcse engaged IN the dc. .
: fense. Ne would ret appear ss =
: an attorney 81 reecrd IN tire .
: case. u was tNis deteamiaa. .
4 tier that VAS TO-DAY ovsreaHns .
: b. his frisnas-
. s8as "A. shlpieY. % Morris .
"a shlpley. when asked ssls .
: ssernoen II Mr. Norris ard .
= himself had been saaaeed. .
= said.
-You rsay sirplY state thst 9
= We have ret eeea er0aaee ~ .
= Mr.. rhcrpscn 10 eeserd rs .
= sen."
Il 10 urdsrsscod. hcseNeF, =
: thaf Nessrss Meftil a shte. .
= ley will BE- srsassa ~italn tse .
next day Or tno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
SANTA CLARA WITH ORE.

At o'clock last night the steam
or Santa Clara arrived from Valdez
and Seward. coming south via the
outside passage She had a3l tons
OF ore from the Ellamar mines.
which win be discharged az Tai
soma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
Prosecuting Attorney Thinks Hickman Price and
Miss Nhittlesey Gould Throw Light on Young
ThOmpson's Movements on the Night OF the
Killing.

prosecuting attorney desires TO see
him
After receiving this Information.
Mr. Macintosh explained that he
would have an interview With hlck.
man Priec tomorrow. after the
funeral
Mrs Price. Hickman Prices moth
Ct. Is almost FRUSTRATED Al the man
nrr In which hrF sons name has
been nnkeS . the tragedy The
family all frcl kesuIy the notoriety
which has been oecaeioned By the
shooting
Juisc Rmofs's bsdy Is iying In
state o.; the family residence. s2s
DENNY way. from TO Z o'eloek this
afternoon. aiisf which the caakct il
Ga ss sealed
The funrfHl services VIII be held
FROM the residence tonaffuu mora
Ing al IL ocioek Rev ". A
MR1or. ~ tho neihany Presbyterian
church. will uftctatr. assisted Is
REV J = y LiwYa. Of 81 Marks
Episcopal chureh
Among the organizations which
sill BE- represented ~ the kiuN
County Haf association. the LOYAL
l.eEtsn. Eika the nemoentle Ciu
Cenfrai committee and che nemo
rsatic CuantY Genital eommitsse
l4Fxa numbef % atahofafr floral
pieces hAfe aiasadx 9ecn ordered
An Investigation il neW helag
made BY ladHe EusuYya personal
fgiausla - % ~ flnaneEal affairs
ia l. bnilaxea he carried HE lnaaF.
snce. bat no 81 a Late hour tosiaY
thls bad Dot Go lasinltoly irarEs
"a. hrcoFalng 10 Daniel k.lieheF
Boy ls the Same.
The behavior % snaax Thompson
IN hts eel - uneh a.. same. iiis
onif visitors are hts brother Maas-
iec &n8 father
Il has hcea determined b the
proseentiag attorneys office and
Fato examination ~ 20 young
fh0apsouas sanity The results
wiil aalss hc made known 70 The
prosecuting attorneys office and
sin b. Tor their Information oniy
This examination wiii probably b.
tuAlT newt WeNA
A. ] Hearst. she grocer. who IL
quoted a. having beer requested b.
Hickman Price 20 accompany the
Young people home On the evening
Of the murder. has aof visited the
prosecuting attorneys office aud
the aafhofities place little cfefsnee
IN MS story
VIII Hardy. VINO aoid kouuE
Thompson the gun with which be
shot Dir. Emory. has been out Of
the city since. and az the store 10.
day Il was said that he would not
be back until tomorrow.
Mfs Thompson stu remain II
ignorance OF The shooting and Of
the misfortune which has belailen
the family Mrs Emory VAS some
what better today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

M Building Of tho MIIwau.

= Tire building Of the Mll~au' .
. kee read along the reserve .
. will constitute distinct and a
= dangerous menace 20 the city :
= Of Seattle. even the most .
a ardent advocates 81 the road q
= admit that u would require .
. conetsnt vigilance w order 10 q
4 make tire road obey neees. =
. asry precautions. u seems . q
= shane TO place the lives o. the e
. people 81 our city in the hands =
. ~ corporations and corpora :
q tfxn enspioyss.-pf. Park w. .
|. WTiii. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

. siuman life and health are ,
! vastly more important than in. I
} ereases rail- facilities. Tire cor.
! perssioaa have already done
! mere damage than att their I
! a,lillons could pay for. The I
) salifoads are nc~ trying 20 do
. greater injury than even the
. bsef sfust.--of. W. y. hymns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

date la4t year s b4i.g56is =
$500 $500 5000 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
DREYFUS VERDICT
is ANnULLED

PARIS. July 1.-THE oourtmar-
tial verdict o. Captain Alfred Drey-
fua By which he was condemned TO
die. charged with betraying army
secrets. has been annullod by the
cessation court. which reviewed the
case. A new trial was not ordered.
Dreyfus Is 20 be resiored TO his
former rank. II IL rumored that "
has already been decided 20 pro
mote him TO the rank Of major. He
was not present when the decision
was announced. His brother car
ried the news 20 him.
w. II. Isom, general manager OF
the North American Trading n
Transportation company, left this
morning for Dawson TO remain un.
IN the close Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
Wire From AN.

According to Mr Dennison. Mr.
uiil wired this morning that such
would be- done. Mr Neldrun, who
Il ono Of The best known officials Ia
Transportation circles. has endraf"a
himself 10 al officials and. - his
prospective position would nrcsssi'
tate his leaving the city. the aaso'
cites decided 10 give him q souvenir
- d. ,..55.. "a fsrtfsasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

Dfa ChastsT Thompaun ulpet
| HlekmAn rFare ana Charlotte Whit
/ tie~~s On last safurdat cvsniue BE-
fore he shot judge 6 Aeade
/ Er1uryf
Thi. il the questfoe that frnse-
cutting Attorney Maekinto@h - n0~
| trying 70 Determine Frotp The
/ facts thai have been Developed. Mr.
AaekImfosh expresses the upsnian
| that The whoie story OF The eircunis
Stances leaalux 40 10 lhs murder q
/ Judge Emory have not BEEN told
/ re believes that both Hickman
Prsce and Charlotte whittlemcy can
shrow considerable iiKht ON the
traced, vhsn they tell their stories.
whsre DID They Cot
wherp lld Miss whlislsasy and
| yonnx Price 40 Nhen theY lsft the
/ Emory houe ioE a stroll ~ Sataf-
| DAY evening" This has not been
answered. Neither have the Young
people maae ann explanation as 90
when they left OF wheu fheY re-
turned 70 the house which has been
marked with tragedy
rp 10 the present. friends or &C
aaainsances have spoken for the
Young people. and these statements
have told nothing 10 respect for
fhs grief which has visited all The
families involved. N. public prose-
eutof has not intrudsd urou the
privacy n any concerned. and will
not start his Investigation until
after the funeral services are held
tomorrow
Feared Some Hsrna.
Statements have reached the ears
Of the prosecuting attorney. which.
II true. wuuia throw an entirely new
ught npon the shooting One %
these Is that sicknan Price had
preliminary knowindRe Of Thomp
son's impending visit 10 the Emory
home. and that he escorted Mias
Whifilesey on that stroll that even.
lag 10 get her out Of harms way
This looks plausible 10 the aus
ihoritiss. IN yieS % the fact that
Price IS personal friend Of Oscar
Thompson. Cheater's brother. ana
The tact that both Oscar Thompson
and Hickman Price we're aware of
the infatnasion of Chester Thomp.
soa.
Another version which the prose.
cutting attorney wili look into close
~. II that Chester Thompson en-.
countersd Mr.. Price and Miss
WhiitlescY after they had left the
EMORY home Mr. Macintosh IA
anxious 70 find out II Miss Whlttie.
seg and Mr. Price have any knowi
edge Of Chester Th0mpson's move.
ments that would indicate premedi-
talon on the part Of the boy
Asks for Information.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
SAYS that when he tried 10 find out
where Hickman Price Was yester
dat. he was told BY the boys father
70 look elsewhere for the Iniofma.
lion.
Mr. Price practically refused to-
give me snY information explain
ed Mr. Macintosh today
J did not refuse 10 tell the prose
cutting attorney where Hickman
was" said Mf. Price 70 represen.
taiive of The Star Hickman ls az
home. has been there all the time,
and viii be there whenever thcl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
melarum ls rhankfui.

After the ceremonies we're over
NJ Medium took the party 70 a
reIreshmcnt pariof waere conafaiu.
Iatlnna we're formally extended and
other things The watch vas =
beauty. being one Of the best ~
fnssrboI'a found IN the city, suit
ably engraved,
The serious side Of the matter
IL. that Il is Fumored that At Mel
drum. who has been connected wiih
the Great Northern FOR many years
may be appointed 20 a more respnu.
able position IN Ficw Of the Fesis'
nation Of Mr. stone and the possible
promotion OF Mr. lerkes. AZ present
assistant general passenger ascent
Of the Great Northern. with head.
quarters IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

p SUPPLY--AT7END THE COUNCIL MEETING 7Of/Gk
BANK cLEARlRos.

= Increase over same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
PARAMOUNT GLAD TO
Be PART OF RICHMOND
Citizens of That Prosperous
Suburb Particularly Delighted
at Having Fire Protection.

Paramount citizens feel proud Of tho
splendid showing OF the little town. as
demonstrated by city Accountant GEORGE
:. Crenshaw last week In str0lIing
through Paramount q few days ago The
Times Dispatch cores pondent asked sew
cral Of the most prominent citizens il
they We're glad 70 be annexed. and an
expressed themselves as being perfectly
satisfied. especially so At having fire pro-
lection. The town already had a thor
ough sewer and water system. and was
weu lighted by fifteen arc lights. and
the sidewalks OF several Of the streets
had been paved Paramount is the most
convenient suburb TO the city II can
be reached from Nenable Street In three
minutes walk only four squares scpar-
ating it from Richmond. Paramount has
three nice churches-the Paramount
Avenue Methodist, the Baptist Church
and the Christian Church. all on Fair
mount Avenue. The Prcsbyterians are
also perfecting arrangements 10 start a
sunday school of their faith In q few
weeks IN the old Christian chapel on
Twenty third Street
One Of the best graded schools in the
county is in Paramount, and together
with four hrst-class grocery stores. one
notion store. and a dry-goods store in
the Town Hall. FairmOunt makes an
ideal place in which TO live. Ii also
has q ten-minutes' schedule OF street car
service. A large number OF residents
have had telephones placed in their
! homes. which place them in close touch
with the city
Mayor Gallagher and the councilmen
are good business men and have done
their best 20 further the welfare Of the
town, az the report shows. Most Of the
citizens OF tho town own their homes
and keep their property in good coudi-
ton which adds greatly to the appear
ance Of the place. Several besides own
ing their homes, own other houses. which
they rent out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
SOCIAL. AND
Personal.
Christmas Verses

Christmas Verses.
IL a. tho Christmas time.
And mp and down.
"lwiNt heaven and earth.
L. The glorious grief ana solemn rriftn.
The shining angels climb
ID. NJ Nuiock.
heard tho bells on Christmas Day
Their old familiar carols play.
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
or peace on earth. good win 90 men!
-lCuEfcUow.
the night was darker chan ever before.
So dark is sin.
non tho Great Love came TO the stable
door.
And entered in
And laid Himself ira tho
Breath ~ kline
And tho warmth OF hay.
And Whispered go the star 20 Shine
And 90 break the c1y
Alice Scawal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
WILL BE AT MANSION.
Governor Swanson to Spend the
HOLIDAYS in Richmond.

Governor Swanson spent Yesterday
morning in his office at tho Capitol. and
after he had disposed Of routine mat
ters. left for the mansion. where ne viii
spend to-day quietly with Mrs Swanson.
receiving those who may call
The Governor was in fine spirits ana
expressed the wish that AN the people
of the state should have merry Christ
mas Many OF tho State officials and
clerks left for their homes last night
Among these we're Colonel John w. Rich
ardsOn. Secretary OF the Commonwealth:
.. Q. Egglcston and Mr.. j. G.. IIankins.
They will all return here IN a few days
and start in upon another year Of siren
uous work. Some Of the state officers
maintain homes here. and Will therefore
remain in the city. The day promises to
be very quiet one. and absolutely Moth
ing Will be going on at any of the State
Offices all OF which Will be closed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
HIS SILVER CELEBRATION.
Captain B. A. Jacob Receives
Loving CUP.


Captain b. A. Jacob. secretary and
treasurer Of tho Richmond Grain and
Cotton Exchange. was presented yester-
day morning with a silver loving cup by
the members OF that body as token OF
appreciation for his services 10 that body
Tor the past twenty-five years.
President John A. Jacobs. president OF
the Grain and Cotton Exchange. called
a meeting of that body yesterday morn
ms. II having been called Tor tho pur-
pose or presenting the cup to the score
tary' and a large number of the menu
oerS were present. Captein Thomas II.
Elicit made tie speech Of presentation.
IN which he recouuted the good work done
10y Mr. Jacobs while holding Office I'm tho
exchange. and spoke most highly Of his
worth.
on the cup is inscribed. From tho
Richmond Grain ami Cotton Exchange to
captain b. A jacob. December -. 1906.
In appreciation OF faithful and intelligent
service as its secretary for twenty-five
years"
The cup is or solid silver, and is lined
with sold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
Virginia Postmasters.
Lspeelal = The Times.DLspatch.

Especial t. The Times-Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December a.
Postmaster appointed:
Virginia-Albin. Frederick county. John
L. Lupton. vice W. f. Hotel. resigned;
Iron Gate Allegheny. J. r. Mohler vlc8
G w Showaltcr. resigned. LOttie. Kappa
hammock county Madison c. Poe. vice Z
q. Swart resigned.
North Caroliua-Ayden. Pitt county.
Geo. w. Prescott. vice l.. V. Cox. dead.
Pontop, Montgomery county. Jane a. Eli
ott vice j. p Elliott resigned.
Rural carriers appointed for North caro-
lima routes-Clinton. route s. JOIN T..
Tcw carrier. Daniel w. Tew substitute;
Sharpsburg. route J. Lonnie c.. Williams,
carrier Van = Adams substitute
The post-ofiices at Aaron Carroll county.
annex. Muse. Augusta county: Luc a.
Henry county. and Veal. PittsyIvania
county. ordered discontinued after Jam
uary 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
SOUTH AND WESTERN
BEING PUSHED AHEAD

BRISTOL VA. December el-The
South and Western Railway COMPANY.
which is now building q road from The
Virginia coal helds to a dcep-water outlet
on the Carolina coast has made an order
for more than 1000 tons Of iron for use
in the construction Of some Of the more
Important bridges on the route This
road is being completed ir every detail
as the work PROGRESSES Ar fills are be-
iug made and there viii ho no tresfic
work. excert over streams that ave TOO
largo 10 be aCcommodatc1 bv concrc' O.
cuiverts The cnmranv will have sunnf
noa~lv &30. rO1 On Ncforn tho ro-d is iu o.
poeifion TO oarr anvfnin~ 10 fs hone 0
10 completo the ~0rk wi lin two years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25

Southern Railway train about three miles
east Of here, by VIII Morton. also col
ored Both Of the negroes were en- route
home for the holidays Morton fired O.
thirty eight calbro pistol and tho bullet
lodged In the side o. Poteat Tho injured
negro was brought to the General Hos
pitai here. whore ne died in a few hours.
Morton S. ln Jail. and claims that he was
drunk and that the killing was acct
dental. Evidence so far seems TO corr
rObOrate his statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
cu0nTc pI7'"CI r oM
eve or NuoIcTMAc

T-u00I0T n To T IT009- 0I9n7F0
PLUM porNT VA Decemrer 2t-7tr
Vernon Jones foru0criv of this county.
hut who has n,ado his homo in Ncwnorf
News for several wears wiifullv shot him
self through the head this morn IA" at
7.30 o'clock. and death was almost In
etantancous.
Mr.. Jones was well known and highly
connected i'm this county. Tie was on
a visit To his sister Mrs. Mollie Morris
o. this place There seems 20 be no
visible cause for his rash act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25
Tigers Take the Town.

The members of tho Princeton Ciee
Club arrived In the city Yesterday morn
ing and put up al Murphy's Hotel All
the morning was spent IN looking over
the city, and in taking i'm the sights A
large number of them were seen yester-
day in the State Library and in the
Capitol Building.
The whole membership OF the Cleo
Club was present at the german at the
Hermitage Club yesterday afternoon given
by this seasons debutantes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-25

day evening. January 9th. at o'clock
Mr.. shepherd and his bride will be at
home after February LIST at No. 1lO5 Prin-
cess Anne Street. Fredericksburg, Va.
Personal Mention.
Miss Salne Davis, OF No. 1928 West
Grace Street. will bs 1.-The guest Of DR..
J. W. Davis, in Lynchburg, during the
holidays
Mrs Bessie Berry Grabowsl1i. Of Phna-
Gelphia VIII spend Christmas With her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin H. Berry.
OF No. ll1 North Fifth Street.
AIR. and Mrs Colson Everette Hamilton
of New York. are spending the week with
Mrs. Hamilton mother, Mrs. Robert Car
ter BraXton.
Tho condition OF Mrs. Lou 4. Arnes.
or trewe Va. is slightly improved. after
some weeks ~ severe sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holt Of North
Carolina. ale spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs /. L. Barnes.
at 30. 9l4 Floyd Avenue.
Master Walter IL Cheathaln. ~ Fork
Union Military Academy is spending
Christmas with his mother. at No 2sl0
Floyd Avenue. He will return TO his
school after January 3. 1907
Mrs. D. I. Bibb left Sunday night for
Knoxville. Tenn. TO spend several weeks
with friends in that city
Mr. A a. Townsend. of Phiiadelpbia
is spending the week with his brother.
Nh. >. j. Townsend, of no. Coz East
Franklin Street
Miss Mary wesson. Who has been
spending two weeks in Powhatan county,
was In the city Yesterday.
Mr.. e. J.. Keaton. Of Richmond COL
/ legc. is spending the holidays with his
father in caben street Lynchburg
Miss /. O. James. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. s. p. Townsend,
of no ao2 East Franklin Street.
Miss sclita Cooke Of Norfolk. viii
! spend Christmas with her sister. Mrs.
Charles Cooke. in his city
Mr. George D. Barrow and Mr. Mac
! Lewis Of the Medical College OF Virginia
! are spending the holidays with relatives
/ in Danyille.
Miss Hardy. Of Tanisonburg. Va, is
in Richmond for the holidays.
Mrs r. IT. Sharp. Of woman's College.
I left Friday 20 remain IN Lynchburg Va.
until the close OF the Christmas vaca-
J ton
Miss Bessie Carter will be in Danullc.
va. uam New Year
/ Misses Mary Niche and Florence