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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
NEN|0sCH0Ol
RANDOLPH /: |. | !. ! D n.
viii Be for Educational Girls and
Will Be Located at
Culpcper.
PEOPLE WILL RAISE $50, 900 90
Chancellor Smith, Ready to A AZ
4 ccpt Proposition, Leaves to
Consult With Citizens.

@ Especial to The Times. Dispatch)
VA, July 26..--Consid--
ernble pressure has been brought to bear
upon Chancellor Smith, OF tho Randolph,
Macon system Of colleges and academies.
by tho people Of Northern Virginia TO
build another academy In that section.
Il Tho matter was brought before the
board OF trustees last June BY special El
committee from Culpcper, and It was re-
ferrcd to Chancellor Smith for considcrn-
ton. Ills time has been so fully occn.
pied this summer on account Of the exc
tensivo improvements being made to
the Womar's College hore that tho Sc
rous consideration OF the subject has
boon suspended. n } ssy 5 81 III N IS Az
8 Mr.. C. j. Rixeyl OF Culpeper, well known
In banking circles, and ns. q brother Of
Congressman Rixey, is now Rurglng Chan.
cellor5 Smith to take. Immediate action.
The time, the circumstances ana the ter
iritory afford special inducements, Il IS
claimed, and Or. Smith has decided to
accept the proposi uon uado by the Cul-
pepper citizens. He left hero today for
.Culpeper to meet the citizens There, and
1t IL understood that the enterprise is
positively assured. Twenty acres OF land
adjacent to Cu1pepcr as q building site
and campus has been offered, and an
initial fund Of SIS, 900 has been pledge
Will Raise $4,000.
Or. Smith stated to-day that he would
not be willing to undertake & the work
unless d sum OF at least $4,000 is fixed, !:
witt, which to build and equip such a
school. tits understood that this amount
will positively be raised. The school Is
TO ttbe for girls. and Will DO correlated
with the Randolph Macon system Of edu-a
;cational institutions. It Zig to be known:
as '.Randolph- Macon INSTITUTED and Will
be preparatory to the Woman's College.
here, which has had such marked success, i, s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
GIRL FRI ASSAULTED
BY MARRIED NAN /
Lured Into Woods and Abused on
Pretext Of Finding Her
S38 Mother.
(specIal to The Times Dlspatcll.)

II Especial to The Times Dlspatch,) .l.A
GATE CITY; VA, July 26,-Charles
Ferrel white married man, twenty
Ave years old, was placed In jail here
at g o'clock this morning, charged with
assault on Rebecca j. Thomas, young
woman nineteen years old and partially
iparalyzed. q. \, !,
4 The crime was committed at Duttield,
eighteen miles west of here, Sunday af-
3ternoon. The preliminary trial yesterday
afternoon developed that tho young
wolna n was In search OF her mother, who
she heard, lived at Dufeld, the Girl
having been given away by her mother
at the age of seven,
h Pretending that he would lead her to
a,er mother, Ferrell II Ia alleged, took her
into the woods, mai trea TAD, Kicked and
abused her, leaving her half dead, The
crime was not fiyulgetl for several days,
the girl being cared tor ny citizens
The preliminary hearing ended last
night, and aroused such Intense feelings
that the guards slipped tlrtA man AWAY q I'd!
hurried HIM here to jail to preyeEs
The girl As In a critical condition. She
was reared in n Lee county. and has q
good reputation. IA e N q y.i3 4.
/. s W. s. Cox, one Of .le most vigorous
prosecutors hero, has been 8retaine 4 BY
;citizens to prosec cute FerEel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
PARABLE SERMON
CAUSES c A. {; .|:.|j TROUBLE D BIZ.
Member 81 Congregation Objects
to Pastors Treatise on the
Virgins.
Especial to The mes-Dispatch.)

i4AS
s. PORTsMo UTII. A., "a july 2s--The
parable OF the ton virgins has caused
trouble %in d Portsmouth church, Tho
life OF the Row George D. J immersion (col-
sored), pastor OF the Emanuel A. NJ p.
Church. the largest and considered the
finest colored church in the city, has
been obliged to seek police protection
because staid and steady member Of
his congregation objects to- his sermons
on the parable OF the ten 6virg ins. rs
Richard Drew heard Jimmerson talk
at length on the foregoing text about
ten days ago. After the service. he nott-
Aed the pastor that. II he started another
sermon with the Same text. he would
gkill#him. = day or 80 later the minister
received a letter signed Crazy Dick
Drew, It threatened the pastor again.
and this time was SO $veh elnent that
Immersion became uneasy, and turned
the lettor over to Mayor Reed, and asked
that he be given police protection.
Last Sunday two bristling police Of
1cers we're stationed at the Emahpel
"a. NJ. II. Church, and when Drew was
seen to enter, one ofshis hip pockets bulg-
ed considerably. IIe was n e dist urbed,
however but, when the pastor saw him,
he cut the service short. emitting the
sermon, whcl, he had prepared on the
parable text. B sfi5s
ri Why Drew should take offense Is hard
to understand. unless lie thinks that Inns
merson refers to him In his reference
to tho five foolish men, & Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
ASSAULTED bride
0! !. J VIRGINIA II N MIN n
One Gets Minimum Sentence <: If. in
Penitentiary Other. Yet to
Be Tried. III.
SPECIAL 4 to The Times lspatch.>,

V III Especial to The. Times-D ispatch.l
q RONCEVERTE. w. VA, July 90.
Judge Bennett pronounced sentence late
last night before ad journing court on
Pack Grove. convicted OF committing
criminal assault on Nora Breeder, Of
buckingham county. Va. on the night Of
July 10th, in this city, fixing his s term tern
OF imprisonment In, the $penitentiary at
seven years, the minimum prescribed fby
the State. It is runiored that some OF the
Jury favored the death penalty. The sem.
stence lis considered extremely MILD. The
otherf three accomplices Will be held I'M
til the October term. VI 3S2 s53 Isl
The girl became the bride I'll. -.
A1erica after she was attacked by the two
men while eloping with the 4 man MAJ who
SisInow her hu SHAN d 1. Il ~ 1.
walter AloAlisterT-i the -Chesape axe land
Ohio Railway cal boy, Is also TO Re tried
on the charge OF assal Ting the girl after
she had appealed to him for prote ftions
John Barney. and Thomas Dlolant who
had simpersonated officers. forced Merca
to go with them, and 8extorted IS from from
him. Mcricn and Miss Breeden Z were
married the day they we're attacked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
TO CONSOLIDATE CITIES.
League in Norfolk Wants Ports
mouth Also in Greater Town.

Especial to Tho Enthusiastically &
NORFOLK, VA, July 2G,--The Two
Hundred Thousand League, OF Norfolk, Is
going to makes mighty effort to have
Norfolk md Portsmouth consolidated.
Even now plans are Icing made for m
active campaign with that object lnSview.5
The lengle was organized for the purpose
OF making here a city with a population
4 OF 100000 tby 1910, and consolidation tho
league has determined shal 20 toward
tho attainment OF this object.
Mr.. r. a. Wainwright. president Of
tho league. when asked to-day ut We're
sc TINT the league would make an effort
to bring about consolidation, replied:
.'Yes; We will"
Anticipating opposition to -consolldation
In Norfolk. tho league will devote Its
energies to working up tho consolidation
sentiment In Portsmouth, and those now
favorable 10 tho proposition In that city
8 will DO asked to lend their assistance to
the undertaking. Tho Portsmouth Con-
solIdation Committee Will also he asked
to WORK III conjunction with the league.
= .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
ST VlTUS DANCE
"A child ~ Ten Yosts cured ny Dt. VII.
i55 larAss PINK Pills. iits 4

IA child % Ten Ycsrs cured w Or. VII.
llantss Pink Pills. tts \
" Children arc doubtless punished many
times At Bciooi for not Keeping still or
for dropping things wren the trouble =
.rshlly cliorea or st. vitls' dance, AZ II
10 popularity called.
&il Often The patient losos flesh ana be-
cot,cs ptic and bioodless. A remedy that
cures st, vitus' dance, and c,ires II 70
thoroughly h,nt no trace Of the dlsease
remnins, IL Dr. williams pink 1'lilsas 4
5rccent cure 10 that of Georgia., Tile ter-
ydar- old daughter Of Mrs. y. n. Iseat,1,
OF Cone,naugh, Pm. Mrs. Rear, says:
Georgia stated to school last
year she had stomach trouble. and after
ward nor mouth began TO witch. SIZE
would shake ali over, aud onuld not he
still. After II fcw months her mind be-
came affected. she was utiderl the care
81 two doctors for almost four months.
When she Mad boon sick for about seven
months We heard OF b caSe ltko sGeorgin's
that had been cured By Or. w illlamB,
Pink Pills. IT was In the latter part Of
February that she commenced TO tako
tho pills. and they nado the greatest
change In her. They not only cured
every trace OF the ST. Vitus' dance. but
helped her IN every way. sba never w W.
very stout Until after sho took the Pills
but now she has gained In weight. She
goes 10 school every day, and Is well %n ~ Y,
Happy. S i ~ 4. u 8,
i& Dr.. williams Pink Pills build UP the
blood 10 carry health nnd strength 70
every part Of tho body. Ti1eys have cured red
acvere cases OF bloodicssness. indigcs-3i
gtion, Influenza, iicndnahes, lulnbngo.
sclntica, neuralgia, nervousness. spinal 1!!
.wenkncBs and tho special ailments OF
girls and women whose blood supply 4 PC 4
comes weak, gcanty or irrcg ui y. 'Ihcy
are sold 81 ali druggists. or will be sent
81 mai. postpaid n on Il receipt OF price,
80 cents per box. Six boxes for $3.50, by
tho Dr. yiiatns' Medicine Company.
sschencctndy N. y. g$ 81 u 4. l't4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
GETS s|XM0NTHs IN
JAIL FOR KILLING MAN

H i 4
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
APPROXIMATION, VA, July 26,-7Thn trial.
OF INlester II. Sears for the killing o.
Joel Harvey. In April last, was cons
cluded t0-night. Tho Jury fixed the pris-
oner's punishment at ak months In the
county jail, Tho courthouse Inns been
crowded With tho friends OF those e.on-
nectea with tho unfortunate affair since
AIondny Tho evidence In The case has
in substance been printed before.
The speeches by the lawyers consumed
tho entire day. and We're of y hish order
The abin attorney for the Commonwealth
from Charlotte county. Mr. Thomas Wat
kins and that brilliant, 7, Young lawyer
d,icted the proscaltion. and Congressman
Flood very elnqvently defended the pris--58
oner. No case In recent years has at
ltTaeted 80 much Interest, n q 5 u
Court Will adjourn to,mogroy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
NEGRO $EDUCATION ~
Charter Recorded for American
Church Institute.
SpeciaI Ia The tcil,)

tSpeCldl lCI1sJttag
PETERsBURG,s " A., July 26.-The
charter Of incorporation OF the 5AIneri--5
can Church Institute for Negroes" has
been recorded here. i p romotlon Of the
cause OF education among Southern me-
,groes In connection with the Prot estant
Episcopal Church ts the stated purpose
OF sthe corporation, which will have It's
principal Office here. and may enter into
lawful agreement with the Bishop Payne
Divinity School, OF Petersburg; St Pnul's
Normal and Industrial School OF Law
renceville /; st. Augustine's School. In
North Carolina, or any other Southern
school connected with the Episcopal
Church,
4 The officers ana trustees are: President,
David r. Greer, OF New York; Vice
President, William Lawrence. Of Boston;
Secretary, r.. r. Williams, Washington,
ID. c.; Treasurer, George ~ Peabody.
Brooklyn; Trustees. the officers and n:
NJ. Butler F. Il stetson, =. M sires and
"A. T, A1ahon. Of New York: II. ". ,Mabie.
OF Summit, N. u. {; Edwin s. Lines, New
ark, N. J.5R. r. Alsop. Brooklyn; Robert
C. 9Pruyn. Albany. ii5 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
Portsmouth tsl1, eo,uth Man Shot.

ga Especial to. The Times ~ spatoh,)
NORFOLK, VA, July 26--J Edward
.Crismond was shot In Portsmouth THIS
morning by James Williams. Bad 'at blood
has been existing between the two men men
Williams, when on his way to work -
the Navy Yard, saw Crislnond approach
Ing him with n large knife In his haha ~.
Williams drew his revolver. ana ;s.io'
mond's right shoulder-blade. Crismond
was not dangerously. wounded. Ell
Williams said that Crismond has made
several threats to attack him. and FOR
that reason he had used his pistol .
.Crismond has served term IN prison to Y
arson. 49, .li =. VI. $50 ItslN =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
CHASE
FOR RUNAWAY \ ||I'||'I|'I|' GAR.
Loaded Car a, Rolls Down n
from Shops and D 2 ashes:
Along Street. III
EN- me FASTENED :: 4 I: IN \ PURSUIT !. $ y
Brakeman L,eapcd to the Run 1i1;.
q away and Applied Brakes 'r;a1s'ss' I.
Y. Just in 4 Time. IN
ENGINE FASTENED IN PURSUIT 5; q

~ FsA5
Especial to The Times p spalt ch n Il
PETERSBURG July % An e Il
citing railroad ca chase occurred on the
Atlantic Coast Line tracks here to-day tod
when a big lumber oaded flat ca rolled. rolled
down from the Mount Airy shops. 5'n4n''
With rapidly increasing speed, dashed ash q
along the washington Street track, barely
missed a team at the Market Street cross
Ing, and was caught BY 9 shifting engine
lust as 1t reached the beginning Of the
steep down grade. from ] eirerson n street
to the Union Station. ..,., E.
85l AZ tho pursuing engine came up VIII its
quarry: D. brakeman ledpcd ito the Tat q al
car. B and. immedla tely "A applying n
brakes. stopped the runaway az the 1nost
dangerous point OF It's fllght-TTt = top g
the heavily graded curve to the lower
= v>xSk Z r
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Graham was appointed to-day to succeed
Jules u, Bradford as chief draughtsina1
In tho engineering department OF the
seabodrd ALI Line Railway. lie will
enter upot, Ills duties about August list,
when Nj. bradford leaves for New York
City 10 accept b poaltioh With a con-
lstructlon company liicrc.
va FOR sonle time past Mr.. Graham has
tectl connected With tho department Of
bridges III tho engineering Office Of the
eeaboard II, this city. Mr.. bradford,
who came To Portsmouth from CLEMSON,
8. e., resigned about ten days ugo 10
accept the more lucrative metropolitan
position ssSl9sli t s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
GRAND 1 D OF
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS 4 A s
Boy Falls from Boat and Sailor OF OF
Grandfatller's Fleet Plunges
Il After Him and His Father,
.snal,lnl d ,rho rlmes- plspalcll,)

(speclal toaThe Times pispatcll,)
Il BAR IIARBCI2, ME-. July N---Iie ar
rival Of tho cruiser division OF the North
Atlantic Squadron on TUESDAY evening"
was marked by m Incident that, mad u
resulted in Il fatality. would have plunged
no squadron, into mourning. as tho
cruisers swung Into their nnchorageH ~
hind Rbdicks Island the crew OF the
Cleveland san a chd fall from q row
Jhont some twelve hundred feet away, and
Tho man who Wns rowing leap into the
Wncer inter h.n a launch and cutter
from the Cleveland imncdlh tely nut out to
tho rescue, as did another launch IN which
wore FRANKLIN S, Ridgcley, OF 81. Louis.
and ~. IL, Moses, Of Washington who
Are staying ut the Louisburg. ISL
Tha launch from. the Cleveland reached
tho scene first, but had on such headway
as 10 run past the man and child, who
We're struggling In tho water, a sailor.
A.. A, sEckdphl. of the Cleveland lenpcd
from the launch and held up. the man
and child until aid reached them from
Mr.. Ridgclcy's Inunch, Then II was
learned that the man was Harold Sewall,
of Boston, 5son-inrlaW Of Rear Admiral
RobeycD. Evans, and the child the grnnu-
son OF tho rear admiral. n sturdy lad lad
of two years, BE II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27

Rabsr, = eFenls
Sd as the date for the holding Of local 9pti11n
elections In suffolk The hJ probaspt,iFy
folk- electorate 55 s&
qxs'nF oM oSss ss e
hfhs &sS ossssaSs
sa ,sati from the Flames Tho loss is about
None OF the property was II Insured B 5ss$5
eoorsa last sn nghl.
b h5tI after BEING walked night
ss es g
poisol,, the nature OF which IS not known Her
condition i, serlous Love tro oa 9e
k MiH at the District Sunday school
oTs, w chalc aSan ssiso
Henry Hutson.@ Both parties were colorea. ~
board ! e ,o p.ss ky qsn
quest to make m appropriat ton for an exhibit
at the jamestown Exposl 1on after y. que COZ -
t ind hoa ot th heei this pur
pose. l5stS IL Z, Il
PTERsBURG.- Charles Shore. q 70. well wei
noon In IN alley behind Library Hail. Io9
death ''s #
e PETERSBuRG.-The Virginia Seventh DAY
Adycn(ists began their annual conference In
West End Park this evening, with g 9 iarge s
attendance OF delegates and big audience "
the camp gmeating,
iC.ARTERsVILIls--sir,S 81 inson, who Tor some f'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
DEAF MUTE KILLED.
Run Over by Atlantic Coast Line I
Train Near Jarratt.
;pecIai "a Tho TImes- Dlspntch.

U 100 Especial u Tho Tlmes.Dlsphtch:17 '7..E
JARRATT, VA. July 26,-The Atlantic
Coast Line pay-train, a bout o'clock THIS
morning on It's return trip South. ran
over and killed Thomas Reagan. a deaf
and dumb employe OF ltt-Vincent''s
box factory, near this place. REAGAN
md LEFT the factory and started
10 a # breakfast at his boarding.
house, which was on the opposite side
Of the track, He. lived q about "a half
hour after being struck. He was be-
tween thirty and thirty-five years old.
ana was n native OF Prince George counl
~. He had worked for tho Truitt-Yncent
Company a number Of years, ar,taWas a
valued jemploye, 4 9gsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
Neps Of a Day. II Y gi11ia 7opprlsI

months past has been pastor of th g sBaptltst
Church Ordained nsS
tent to- assist in he ordlnat Ion seryc
PROVIDENCE FoRG q, --The stcr and ga ys
Joining lots the here
e aiil and ni brosher Charles
NORFOLK Justice simmons 81 the POLICE e
the a city ! jail'and d lne Of SO day
esins SIX
Snk 9tsa 81
stockholders OF the bank Will have $500 900 ofss
The .s sSe & nsW e
of Standardization Rockhrlge county. held In
Lexington this week. the auditing commit
% oppny Moores BOOKS
reported that his books showed aba iances soi
s Sscn n i's a ending 5ay
EBIIlcNAg Ernest Arthur aged SIX
teen shot and fatally wounded bernard 4 . ye.s.s
aged Twelve tM1a y
cannot recover, having been shot through the
bees arrested. xss erEs ha Hi's
IvINcIIEsTER chappel. aged ~ I! Il rs
teen years dnugh ter Of George
rear e, q nis II er Wild
pourlng coal oil on Il slow IRE Just al she was
sE1kn sGsts
rby burned. Her parents and several brothers
and sisters survive. s54 $}$5SsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
r ork Unio,,1,, Military \ 4 j i !, "a:
Academy, I0
). Z, MARTIN, HeadmnAter.

81 y. n, MARTIN. HeadnnAter
4 Ninth session opens September Dth.5 Four
years course. and diplomas conferred on those
VINO do the required work. The Academy ctr-l
ti0cntc admits students to colleges and unl-
versitiesa Students especially desired who talso
tho full course. 4! ~ 33l Il fssl ga54
X The Military Department. equipped & BY the
Department Of War ut w ashlng ton, & and IN
charge Of an officer detailed BY the National
Government. TX fys
81 Limited number OF young ladies' adinittc
OF Music. Ell s359 ~ Y 88s
For terms and catalogue apply to
Ell Fl S ii VIM. Z. HATCHER,
Us ~ s5s E Fork Union. Va. - Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
Kreqloe---McQuilkin.

Il Especial to The Times Dispatch> S
ton has lust been received iii Lexington
OF tho marriage OF Rev. e. L. Krcgloe,
for many years II resident OF Lexington.
ana Mrs. Kate AIcQuilkln, Of Shepherds
town w. Val wh!ci, occurred at Deer
superannuatod minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. I'll XII s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE,
Woman from Richmond Drinks
Concentrated I.ye.

5a (Speclal toll rllpes,p lspatcl,.) K
PORTSMOUTH, YAu july 26,-Bessle
Ellis, who was sentenced to serve SIX
}months in the city jail n few days ago
for larceny. drank ~ goodly quantity Of
concentrated lye this afternoon, and Is
IN a dangerous condition, although every
effort is being made to save her life, She
took the lye With the intention Of sending
her soul speeding out from within the
walls wherc 1t was doomed 10 remain
until after the new year at least, when
Mayor MAYO Reed pronounced her sentence. -
Before making the attempt at self-de-
struction, Bessie scraped IN enough cour-
age to write the following note, IN which
size disclosed some lniscarried love affair;
aIf i die An here. please telegraph my
grandma ut once, She lyesgat No, eQ5
North ,l Thirteenth Street. Rich alontl. Va,
yyreii walter goodbye: i AM a lead He Is
on board United States ship General All
{bott. Al 4, " I. /, 4, =, !, 8 ,,s
Eg (Signed) Y ts11fs' ~ y i1i1l4 5s
70 h
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Newsot1-Do rson

Especial to The TTmeH- D1spatch.)
HI1ATiIBvtLL11, VA, July 40. Mfr.
&Westley Newsohs Of Lottsburg, and Miss
1Iommcr Dorson. Of Cowarts. were mar
sotiago here Nv Rov, I. u. Garner. Both
.brideS and groom ,are well known and
popular III this section. They will make
their homo at Lottsbnrg. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
B Diversified oWnsend.
|(special Is Thc Times Dlspatct

Especial to The 7Ilnes-DlspHtcl 80
homo wedding was solemnized yesterday
afternoon after at the residence Of the. brides
sister, Mrs. John Arnold. on Kcrpert
Street when Mlss ELLA Emmett Townsend
ana Nr. James r. Overstrcet were mar,
3rled. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. s. J Liggan, OF the Methodist
Church. 554 Nj. n. + O.. Overstreet was best
man, and Miss Sarah y. Ovcrstreet maid
Fof honor. M ~ i W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
The Gleb 5 choo 81,
I'M I,' 41e 8West Grace !, Street.

n 41s West Grace street.
JUNlUs g. loH Head q n i aster.
The fifth term Ill Gin I wv ednesday.
september 10, 1905. Prepa res boys TO-
colleges aud $E:universitles. r inary daa
partm ent for small boys II sss$5
Ter1ns: 800 per year !; one halt payable
on entrance and one II payable Feb-SS
runry 1sts ensui ne. s$:
8$ Address 2O2 West Main 8 treet. s$S
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Buri1-M oorrnan.
fspecIa1 10 rho Tines-D ispntch,) n

tspecIai e The Times, D7isp 4. \,
Street Methodist Church here was tho
scene OF d brilliant marriage. this after
noon, whom Mss ella Moortnan. tho ac-i
complished ~ daughter OF Mrs Harriet
Noormnn, became the bride OF Mr. Jumes
p. Bum, OF Rocky Mount. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
Roanoke College,

SALEM, VIZ GINA
Courses for. Degrees; also CONNER.
cial Course. Able Faculty. Library.
20 900 volumes; working laboratory; good
moral Influences, six churches: no barr
rooms. Henlthful mountain location:
Very moderate expenses Fifty-fourth
year begins September 9Th. Catalogue
free. Address si3i . aS ~ s. ,,S$j l55
J ~ u. M OREHEAD,8 Pros ldent. IS
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5Gloucester Acard envy,
Near q Io,'uIic;este,r c. 81, Va,

l3388 83l Near Gloucester g. -, a.3,t IN
\ Thorough preparation for. Colleges and
the University and for n business " fe;;i
Special attention to backward boys. md
tho most careful Individual supervision.
The next session - will begin September
5th Correspondence solicited .zS& For cir
nulnrs apply to J ~ N $TAB ~ (Grad. Univ.
81 Va.) Principal. Pr o., Glou cestor,. Y a.
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Law cflOl,|l

THE LAW sc HooL5 or Il c " MON OF
COLLEGE offers d thorough course $0ls
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