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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
Mbiabrtstasc Der Ea1agier.9 ampfer
uun Wc,u.Wurf.

Nm t2. September Iampier
yMoorbam" mad Hotterbam.
am IL. September 0ampfer
n2omborbia" mad NeapeI IL. @enua.
slm ~. September Gampier
Oceanic" mad, G%iperpool.
Im t2. September Dampier
rMoma" nad) Neapel unb 8enuo.
: Nm 10. September 0ampier
rSsfar Ser 3meite" nab8~ copenhagen.
Sim 13. September Iampier
y8niierin aueuita 8iftoria" -nad
.Sambura.
,am 10. september Tampier
.Srieorfd" nod Bremen.
,Mm Is. September Tampier
sDraneesca" nod Neapel lutb 1rieit.
aru 49,. September aa1aAup{er
y2orrdinc" nhd SABRE.
MR 10. september sTampfer
,Minneopolis" nad) 1onoon.
Mht Is. september Dampier
st. IauI" nod 'Soutbampton.
Mm 10. September 0ampier
.86nigin 3ouiie" nah Heapel uno
8enla.
Elm 10. September 0ampier
nGampania" mad 2iperpooI.
Mm Is. September 9ampfer
.@rober 9urfiirIt" mad Bremen.
Mm is. September Dampfer
yNretoria~ mad 9ambura.
Vim is. September Gdinpier n2a
Nretdgne" nod Sabre.
elpl 10. septenber Hampier
.GMraieifia" nad GInsgop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
Gftisieaer etaub Der Glubs.

y I 9 III t Il Il q OCT Wtn B :
|ge h nore ne n.Yf- Sic @roBge.
.ibnorenen fir oen Septembcrtermill
Ses 9aItirnorer Griminol-@ erifts or;
Fsaniiirten iid iseltern, pie fplgt: OBJ
mann Geo. 9. Sadion SiilfsObz
mann @i1,. z. 2ucos, 3%udDtbous-9o-
mite Hobert .. Gnnis; @eorge" ".
gIafe, Sobn g. Bridges, George s.
Silbt uno 2ouis 9eder. Sbmon,
Sadion lit WiteIieb Der. @etreioeiirmo
Gill & Siiber. "
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d. 6 a b { l..

q. Ut q p l.. + u q
ms mar Sbaupetter setporoen. SSn
w breiten, triiben 2a1en itdnb
- bas Wafer auf ben Strabert
Der alien frDbIidsn Staot
Miinhen. Gas sanse Nesiment Der
reinigenben Srauen nar in. Gbdtiateit.
Mit 1angitielissn 8eien uno brtitttt
Sdiebern pGlsten lie oep llnratb Dor
iid Der. Sas CAB Elm e~ieentbiimlih
fbIudssnbes, beinabe sorniaes Ges.
rdufd, tpie es e%igeniinnise &inoer auss
Suitoben pflegen. ipenn iie ibren MiIs
len niht baben iolen. MnmGlig per-
lpr Iid Der Grimm. Gs tpurbe buns
pier unb leifer unb b0rte ihlieBlid.
alS ii9 Der feudte Giseniinn NIT benz
bereits unihdblih senadien at 5drtts
lein eetbiirmten. perbano, aanS, auf.
Die 5rausn fdimpften in ibrer ses
miitbliden Deiie iiber bas 9unosrpet=
ter unb ibre t%leinen, fhutieen 9ite;
duf beten oie 3eiden ibrer Wiiroe nit
ben blantsn 8lenbudftaben st. R."
prdflater, fhoneil 0dpel auf9eregI BIN
suno her. Cine BON ibnen, Die straoe
elm Srintaelo erbalten bate, neil fie
eins paar neibbeFdubter 8inoerden
iiber oen Damn trrg, .hcfte aug Dem
3aferlfelIsr ppn nsbenan Elm Wab
MGrsenbier. Sofort purben lie ale
-frUblid. Maheinanher tbaten lie einen
sksf1taften Shlud. tldppten oen Oedel
inf elmer ftolaen 9anobetpesune gu
uno fubr:n iiber ben feuhten Munb.
'Dann panfdten ie treusfibel in ibrem
9aaepsrf tpeiter. Die blauselben Glets
triihen fubren iurreno uno riidiidtsz
los rmitten in ibre Mrbeit binein, boben
nit. Dem @9musble4 Den. geiammelten
8rei auf, i'm bon itsueirf mad alien
@eiten pertbetlenb. ~
3tpei iunge Mdohen fparen eben i'm
Hegriff, iiber Den 3uinsiplat au que.
rem, als cine tede. gtaie Mele an
ibneu erhppr {pribte. = I
rG1duen's Bios fugtt Ole uelters
6sr peiaen. lpdbrsno 9f Rteios idrd:s
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
eAiffsfarten Ron nnb mad 0eatidj
fnsk

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $50, $45 unb $47.50. Bremen
bis BALTIMORE: $3.50 unb $57.5 SO.
Nuntfeiie sl biaiserem Nteife. 9bes.
s. Disssr & So, 217, Cf.eaItinore.
etrsfe.. (t70-)
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J
2tbuli. t4.aas
tam 49, September 0orlpfer
v&aiier @ifbelm ser 3peite" nof)
Bremen. f'A "i 80
Mm 49,. September Gampfer
rEeutonic" mad 2iperpool.
am 10. september 3anpfer
rgtteutp . @miterbam" nah Hotter'
Dam. ~ 1at'
Sim 90. september Gampier go
Souraine" nah Sapre. ." =
am 20. September Gampier Is.
s. 5ietgen" riad 8npenba9en.
Am 30. iSeptember 3arnpfer
yBerugiah rad NeapeI. ~" .''
4m 20. September Camper
y7autihlanb" nod Samburg.
an 90" September Ganpfer
nCceono@ tad 8eapel uno .@enila.
am 81. aE-S eptember Ganpfer
,Georic" nad) 2iperpopl. #'"
qm %. September 1ampfer
,Minnebaba" na6 2pnbon.
am %. September Gampfer
nIep.Dorf" nad southampton.
9tm %. gseptembcr Iampfer
nGaberlanb" nad 9(ntnerpett.
An1 %. Stptember Camper
rgtruria" nad 2ioetpool.
S(m %. September Gompfer
r@raf @aloeriee" nad Samburg.
am %. Septcmber Compiler
,goleoonia" nod @lasgom.
Sim %. September 0ompiel
rg~orbaroiia" nod 9remen. ''.,
PIN %. September Gampfel
yGriu5 9tbolbert" mad Reapel unf
8euud. q
Am 25. September Iampiel
.Gretic" tadJ Heapel uno 8enua.
Mm 25..f September ID" Gampfel
nGarpotbia" nod Meapel unb @enila
Sim %. September Sampfel
yGarmania" mad, 2iperpool.
Sim 49, lSeptel1bar Gampfel
Baltic" nod 2iperpooI.
Sim 26. September 0ompfel
y15tatenoam" mad Hotteroom.
am 81. september 4ampfel
.SeQid S[ap" uad 8operhoaer.
Sim %. September Gampfe1
n@merifa" uad Samburg, s.f
am 81. Septentber Gampfe'
yiSopoie" nad Sopre. r;
am 20. 'September GampfeI
r2ucania" lead5 2%iperpoul.
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81. 2ouis" nahS southampton. ast
Am %. September Iampie,
.aitoria" nod Glasgow.
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nMinnetonfa" naf 2oi1oon.
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r@ostognem no6 Sapre.
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sStolia" nnd Neapel ulio @enila.
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prin5 @ilbelm" nod) Bremen. "f'
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bam" nodJ HotterOam.
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am 3. Oftober Camper ,Soben
berg" mad Neapel unb, Srieit.
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mia" nddJ Meapel itns Morieiae.
Mm 3. OCTOBER 9ampfer .Moje
itic" nadp liverpool. Is
Sim 4. Gftober Gampier nNro
pence" nah SABRE.
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Burg" nad Neapel a,no. @en4a,
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nah &ambura. ,,..,
PIN 5. Sftober Ianpier Celtic
nod @%iperpool. ...ftx
Sim 6. Sftober Gnmpier nMeioba
nod 2onOon.
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nad Mntiperpei. <~,iw 81.
sln s. Sftober Gonpicr uEbilc
belpbin" nod Soutbamptolt.
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lbia" nod Glasgow.
Sim 6. Oftober 1anlpier nTeunip
uania" nod Sainblra., i.
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nadl 2iperpool. ,,. .....
stm 9. 0ftober Gampfsr Gar
mia" nad, s5uerpool.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12

8reftorsG Giraffe:
Bari 1ernltndlsS tution. 1870. 500 12.Qo
groabiua1sW fdrft ........s. a. 5.44 12.44
Canton tgSolfesStr.):
Caroline nrb RreonsStrabe. 500. 5.22 700
@Iinto1ts uno o. Strabe. ......... 5.67 12.3e
Satrnnuntsgpenue: ~
Gaiteriisgpeitue uiio 6, GtraBe.... DOC 12.U5
SoIiiSap. nro gaitimoreseir -. 5.33 1888
Gparrpfps Ypiftt:
Spipdro' rno 5ranflinsStr. ...... $50 11.3o
Gpurrofus HoiHt ..,.:...........s6;42 1142
Spdtete WGggons fabreit mIr Hntb benz Sta5'
IarotppH M dlppen.
Gleetrie:Tari unb It. gsafbtnston:
Baltimore uno galnertsGtr ...... 600 11.S0
aibertb,Jtecn uno g.. S.sstbe. $50. Goa 1884
Sic tt.45 ltno. ~ Ra1m. gars fabren nut
bis Wiputt .gSaihinaton. +a&st
Miobles1iiner- -
Soltoap. urb @GIttmorcsstr -. 5.39 1913
MiboIesRioer ............. b.UU 1l.3u
SebernisStrdbe- ,,
seoerdlftr. uno etaotsrea8e. 80. $50 1t.30
9repuros ppo Breftor'Str ...a.. b,60 1fbV
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$taet 8aftimore."r'
1Interha[tnnas . @eaiueiier.

,MuEi. sfabsmis." Sieie &ode; o9Rar
nrb Bic gigeI". o..y.
,Jprb's Epernbnns." - Sieie ssche; astttle
Sad Sorner".
,,pIunra's." = Siefe Rode: ndbe MtHionaire
Tetectibe".
,,0Banstn." = 9ieie Rode; r98prlb Heaters".
1daIth sipsi BpritellIngen. .
,,Wsarnlaun." = Siefe g2ode: tdelt6 5fpei
@atnepiIe 8orIteluTge1t
,,Nuottpriam." - Eieie ggohe: pRatlftfle
ibe gofpa".
.,SsIiiban"." = Siefe @ofe: pIbe Greeri
OF fbe Sishbinoers" ,.
,.s,efu W,unumental." = Nieie @ode: n9Snfb'
..Nefteru Wtarnlanb. Balm" - Mift,uoh, ben
70. geptemher, erpbe 5eiertagssG rfttritpt mad
@ettbSbnrg. .t,4 - -
fans q - Witfnnh. ben 10. September, fedbste
sDeutihe Iua"sgeier in 8ipers8ietp am 4a'
tapsco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12
Gin ld5nes nnb nitlides UeiMeni

Gin idSnes nub nitliGes 0edenf
FIT AueebSrige 1T im,ner cine IebenS.
grpke Photographic pber cine fiinit'
leriid bollemSete @opie eines alteu
Hilbes in Grasun, @aKerfarbe, Del
ooer Yaitea. Die idlSHiten Cabinet.
biIoer ,Rar ST. pru 0nteub.
Salia8. &ebbtl. oeutider Wbetpernpb.
(9O-l 321 Morb-G 9trafs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-12

ffsgt do >,0esats, Die lalmm@ 0ssauft let
:ss:is L&uANzZM
Mbenmatismns, 9idt. M9aaen. mn,
Ncrpcn 9ranfbeitrn fSnnen
puiifin fmrirf lucrOen.

Spredt bei uns Dor uno inipbirt
uniere nit allen mooernen Mpparaten
ausseitattete itno alsihtieblid fit
Die milidnidaitlide pbpiifaliihe Yse-
-banollutg bon Nerpen. uno hroni.
ihen Hranfbeifen beitimmte MnitaIt,
uno man miro .iiber5eust $ueroen. bas
mir bas tbun fonnen, mas nil. iagen.
Wienna Sanatorinpt,
(249--) 413 @elt.1 gazette Ctr.
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Gin ScbcnsImiioer.

20 ..-..-| ~--fF---Ts D. ffE ~ ~
Der observation-disclosures VI. O. @iIion
begebt SeIbitmoro ourd ginotb'
men por @uS. - Sithte oa5u Die
@obmlng ieines Sreunoes 9.
Sbompion All ser GuIbpunitraBe
.oilS.
In Ser @obnlng ieirtes 5reiltoeS
.. 3bonnpion, Nr. 7t2, Noro 9nl.
bounsStroBe, be9ing geltern Ser 36.
iGbriee observation-disclosures 9tlpep q.
@ilion bon ?tr. 1914. @eits@ nttpale.
Strobe, ISeIbitmoro burd) ginotbmen
non 2eud)tgnS. Gr fam Winntna
9tbeno 5u einem ireunoidlaitIiHen
9eillhc ST. ieinem 6reunoe lbompion
lllno bat, oa er iid nid)t nobl %iilt)lte,
iiber 9toft bleiben 81 o%iirier. 8egen
I llbr iilbrte i'm 6err Sbomplon in
ein Shloi5imnter I'M 5peiten Stod
llno lab nifts mebr non inn, bis er
geitern Morgen gegen balb 6 llbr
ollrd) 8osgcru1 alfmerfinm gemad)t
rpuroc, in oos 3immer orang, no ct
@iIion oui Dem Bette o~llsgeitredt ais
9eid)e porionO. Gr bate Sbiir u1o
Seniter felt geidloilen uno ben Gas.
6ubn poa angeorebt. lleber Die NO.
tipc beS unielieen S6ritteS lit bis oo.
bin nidts lbefannt.
9aiebull. - Gin Spiel geluors
ren Die 9altinlorer gnieboQipieler
geitern in Soronto, oos sipeite blieb
unentidieoen. Ias Heiultut Der &c.
itrigen Spiele Der nSeitliden 2iga"
mar, mie folgt:
On Srpruutp.
Critics SpieI,
1oronto-3 . 8. Rnltimore-9 7 I.
3tpeites Spiel.
55orent0 9o0 ooo al
gudlet uno Sinnernn, llnpdrieiitbe.
9Ramiap Tit6er mo 8uers 6atber fir BALTIC.
WlcGuffertD Ritter uno g8pob Calder, Toronto.
- IN MudIefter.
Npdefter O O 0 o 3 o 0 0 0-3
SerfeD : 9th 0 0 0 0 o o 1 3 2-6
IN Muntreai.
Wipntreal 80 0 0 0 O o 0 90
Nemurf o 0 O 0 2 2 1 10
On Buffalo.
buffalo % tr2 o 2 O 9 %
Erooibence % 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 o.
SifiSieier staub Der Clubs.
Sem. 9erl. Fro8.
Vu'IuIu .s. 10 ~ uoD
Serieps9itD .......... "A 80 5S7
baltimore ............ y 53 516
Nod,efter ............ 81 CT 523
9fetuarf ............. 63 GO 4SS.
Brpbibence ........... rs 60 457
WpnireoI ..........-. SO 10 Ala
Iprenfo . ............. All 81 BAT
- ri e
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Sentide 9irdlcn i'll MargIanb.
Vdnfifffu 4"

Geuifbe Baptiftensairde, Gde Monuruent.
, strnbe lito Batterfons 9saIfs9loeniie, 9aitot
ISM, 8teiffer, gr. 1908. SitsWaotfonsStr.,
gtdTtitunrp EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
RAWLINGS. INSTITUTE.
Brilliant Cornmencement-Exer
cises. Medals and Diplomas.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. May 29.-Raw-
l!ngs Institute has just closed the best session
It's It's halls az
higher average OF work than during any pre-
vious session. DR.. G. w Mcdaniel OF Rich
mond, preached the baccalaureate sermon last
Sunday night to a packed house In the iilgh
Secret Of a Successful Life 1t was a SER
mon, Drumming with Inspiration and hope.
z DR.. J. c. Metcalf. professor OF English IN
Richmond College. made the almunae address
Monday afternoon. It was replete with whole
style. An usually large number OF alumnae
heard the address. The theme was Woman
and Modern Culture" To-day DR.. w. S Cur
rell. OF Washington and Lee University, made
the annual address to the school. His theme
ture and Life" It was one OF the most In
struct!ve and entertaining addresses ever made
in Charlottesville.
Nearly a hundred school diplomas were
awarded. Fifteen degrees were bestowed. VI:
tenden and Mabel Lucille Crlttenden OF Orange:
Dorothea Elizabeth Durrette. OF Greene: Adele
Elizabeth Gentry. of Albemarle; Alice Teas
dale Graves. of Spotsylvania; Lee Vota Root.
q Augusta; Mamie soyars Of Patrick; Julia
Trader. Of Mathews, Ruby Pearl Willis. OF
Culpeper: Bessie Caroline Wood. OF Norfolk.
Master OF Arts. Mary Elizabeth Sims, OF Mad
iEon; Miriam Mcknight Sizer. OF Orange; Sndie
Rebecca Terry. OF Halifax; Myrtle Lel!a WIZ
holt, OF Albemnrle.
: The Junior medal was won by Albert Irving.
OF Charlottesville; the piano medal by Ada
Harbottle. OF Charottesville; the voice medal
BY Lucille Wright. OF New York; the eocutlon
medal by Alice Graves Of spotsylSania: the
Vile; and tho second art medal by LINDA
Glenn, OF King and Queen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
.H0GE MILITARY
ACADEMY T |NALs.
The Literary Societies Debate the
Question OF Foreign Immi-
grafton.
Mr.. STROBE De THE ORATOR
President McAllistcr, OF Hamp-
dcn-Sidney, Delivered the
Diplomas.
tspeclal I'd The mines. plspatch.1

Special to The Times Dlspatch.j
BLACKSTONE, VA, May 29.-The lit
erary societies OF tile Hoge Memorial
Military Academy had their celebration
In the town hall Last night, and contrib
uted d very enjoyable evening to the
commencement of the Academy. Tho
dcclamatlons were six In number, the
following cadets taking part: w. a. Lee,
Cadet Corporals E. T. Barton, a. A. Bur-
ton, c. H. Huddlc. Cadet Sergeant A. c.
Barrow and Cadet +. r. Irby. Then came
the debate on the question: Resolved,
That the immigration law should be
passed in the United States
The next was the orator!cal contest be-
tween the following cadets: Cadet First
Sergeant g. A. Elcan, whose subject was,
"Thc Spirit or Chivalry,' and Cadet
Lieutenant n. G.. Bevile whose subject
was, "Thc Southern Democracy" Cadet
Devlllc covered himself with glory. elic-
itng frequent rounds Of applause, ana
was awarded the beautiful gold medal.
The Blackstone Orchestra, assisted by
pieces from Petersburg, furnished music
during the evening.
The commencement exercises were
closed this morning with great success.
when State Senator Aubrey +. Strobe,
Of Lynchburg, delivered the address to
the cadets and friends OF the school. Mr..
Strobe was never in letter form, and
made one Of the best commencement
addresses ever heard IN this section OF
Virginia. He was verv impressive,
earnest and forceful. and many OF his
figures and illustrations fired the South
crn blood to the key Of the old-time
ora tory
Then ribbons. distinctions and diplomas
were awarded. The prize for the best
story, containing not less than three
thousand words, was given Mr.. Joseph
NJ. Hurt, Jr. He also won the highest
marks on all his classes OF any cadet
at the academy-makng a general aver
age OF over ninety-flve on all classes.
DR.. sMcAllster, president Of Hampden-
sidney College. delivered the diplomas.
making an entertaining and impressive
speech.
The following young men graduated:
n. L. Bevile. r. L. Carter. W. B. Craw-
ford. G.. A. Elcan, J. Z. Elcan and D.
R. Naise.
The cadets are leaving for their homes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
THIS | CARRIED R |:
IT HOME.
(Honolulu Evening Bullet!n.)

It is curious but satisfactory fact that
chronic Bright's Disease, which, according to
medical authorities. Is an incurable and fatal
disease, Is now actually being cured. We have
rot attached Importance to the statements Of
reoovey,es we have seen in the papers from the
States but that they ure not all tunors Is now
evident from several recoveres here
All Otis, OF the Honolulu Drug Co., tells US
OF two Interesting cases. Ono was swollen with
dropsy due TO advanced l3right's Disease. and
both the patient and hs physician had given up
specific until tho pat'en. finally consented.
Recovery was complete. the patlont leaving Q
few months later for California. where no now
resides
I Another case was that OF an officer ON one OF
the Island steamers, lie WIS In q hospital and
considered hopeless when put on the treatment.
He has now been back at his post for soile
time,
TOMS Compound TOR Dright's Disease. i seems
to DO q genuine discovery, Otis says there are
very few failures. but that II requires pa
Enthusiastically Bulletin,
! we are agents for this Compound. M
Owens & Minor Drug CO., Richmond. Va
or loss OF weight dropsyi puffy ankles, hands
or eyeids; Kidney trouble after the third
MONTH; urine may show sediment; failing
seaa iax xsa bQ0kst s-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
he HUNTED THE WORLD
FOR WILD animal

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
CULPEPDR. VA, May 29,-Mr. Frank
j Thompson died here at the residence
Of Mr.. s, w. p. Thompson this afternoon
in the seventy-ninth year Of his age, lie
was ono of tho most remarkable men IN
this State In point OF attachments and
being a worldwide traveller. HIS expe-
r,ence was large and varied, He had
been superintendent OF the Zoo Gardens
in both Cincinnati, O., and Buffalo, N. y,
and for some years he was employed by
ohm Robinson, the great Snowman, to
60 TO dlfferent points OF tho world and
secure for his show wild animals. par
ticularly In Africa, India. ceylon and
other Islands Of the sea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
BADLY BURNED
BY COAL OIL
Mrs. Francis Wonycott Acct
dentally Overturns Burning
Lamp in Her Lap.

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)
& NORFOLK, VA, May 2o.--Mrs. Frances
Wonycott, widow OF the late Edward
Wonydott has been probably fatally
burned at her home. No. SG7 King Street,
Portsmouth, by the overturning OF a
lamp. The blazing oil spread over her
dress and when her daughter, Mrs. B. c..
Freeman. got to her. her clothing was
enveloped. and the lower portions Of her
body terribly burned.
The W. f.. Russell Corporation, with
an authorized capital OF $4,000 Is to
establish at Pine Beach an electric light
and power plant and Ice factory. The
electric plant will be of IS kilowatts IN.
power and the ice plant will turn out
twenty tons OF Ice daily.
w. e. Russell, of New York, Is presi-
dent and treasurer OF the corporation,
and Eugene Herbert is managing director.
The plant is TO be erected by NJ. X.
Moon, electrical engineer, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. 1t is expected TO be in operation
by July 1st. The plant will be located
in the rear Of the new theatre at zine
Beach. a.,
The schooner J. r. Teel. from Hills
boro, FOR Norfolk, laden with plaster
rock passed in the Virginia capes. THIS
afternoon, with both bob-stays missing.
She encountered storm at sea, and
when she arrived at the Capes the wind
was blowing from the north 30 miles an
hour.
United states derelict destroyer Leba-
non sailed this afternoon in search OF
the derelict schooner Louise Hastings.
reported on May Sd and later, dlsnasted
and awash off Cuban coast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
BALDWIN SEMINARY
Address to Graduates By Dan P.
Halsey, of Lynchburg.
Special to The Times- Dispatch.

. Especial to The T1mes- DlspAt cli.)
STAUNTON, VA, May 29,-The sixty
first annual commencement OF the Mary
Baldwin Seminary. which began with the
music graduates recital on Friday even
ing, closed this morning with the do
livery OF medals and diplomas. The ad-
dress to the graduates was made by Don
p. FIalscy, ESQ, of Lynchburg. Va.
The following young ladies' received
diplomas as full graduates: Miss Mary
Huston Turk, OF Virginia.; Miss Margaret
MAY Weatherly, OF South Carolina; Miss
Agnes McClung West. OF Virginia. and
Miss Josephine Underwood Woods. OF
China. Graduates In tho academic de-
pertinent were: Miss Mary Fay Green.
Of Texas; Miss Winfred Morris of Della
ware; Miss Nancy Van SAINT Griffith, OF
kentucky, and Miss Mary Louie Leckeyi
Josephine Baxter Timberlake ana Mary
ELLEN Warwick, OF Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
WASHINGTON AND lee
Student OFFICERS.
Mass-Meeting and Election.
Baseball Captain
Chosen.
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA. May 29.-At q
largely attended and enthusiastic meet
Ing OF the student body OF Washington
and Lee University officers for several
OF the university departments were
elected, as follows:
President OF the student body. J. W.,
Addison, OF Accomao county, Va; Vice
President II. w, Miller. OF Hagerstown,
Md; Secretary and Treasurer, r. b.,
Stephenson. Of Highland county, Val;
Editor-in-Chief OF The Culyx. A. II.
Payne, OF Martinsville, Va; Business
Manager, Ohio G. Jackson. Of Lexins-
ton, Va.a President OF the final ball. T.,
o. Bagley, OF Fayetteville, Ky.
Mr.. Addison is member OF the senior
academic class and will next year res
ceiye his NJ, A, degrees. He has taken a
prominent part In the literary societies
and in Y. NJ. C. A. work.
Mr.. Miller Is an engineering student,
this being his second year at the uni
vers!ty, He is an instructor in mathe-
mnt!cs.
tun,or academic class. and Is one Of
the leaders in tho work OF the literary
societies,
a great degree and Is q hard student.
Mr.. jackson is very popular IN college
and possesses fine business ability.
Mr., BagIey, in being elected president
OF the final ball, captured the highest
honor in the gift Of the student body,
He is a member OF the engineering class
OF 1907. ana is prominent IN athletic
circles,
Mr., N, +. johnson, Of charlestown.
w. Va, has been elected by the baseball
team captain for the season OF 1907, For
the past three SEASONS lie has been one
3 Of the star pitchers for Washington and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
THE CAMPAIGN
IN THE FIRST
Congressman w. A. Jones Speaks
to Large Crowd in
Middlesex.
He is IN MUCH DEMAND
10 Deliver Philippine Address
Friday and Speak to the
Veterans Saturday.
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(Spccial 70 the Ilmes"DlsDatcl.)
1>RISDERICKsBURG, VA. May co.
Congressman w. a. Jones addressed the
voters OF Mddlcsex county at Saluda to-
day, It being court day, In The interest
OF his candidacy for denomination TOT
Congress from this district. A large
crowd was present. and he wat given q
warm greeting. Tomorrow night Mr..
Jones Will deliver his lecture on tho Phil
ippine trip In the Methodist Church at
Urbanna In the same county. Friday
night ho will deliver this lecture at Ma
theWs Courthouse for the benefit OF the
Confedernt c monument fund, and on the
following day. Saturday. at o'clock VIII
address the voters Of Mathews county IN
the court house at the county seat. The
following Monday he VIII speak at Glou-
ccster Courthouse.
while crossing swollen stream day
or two ago, in Wcstmoreland county J.
l.. Minor and Miss Veda Sanders came
near being drowned. The horse was
drowned, the buggy demolished and Mr.
Mlno rand Mis- Sanders reached the shore
after a hard struggle.
Judge J. T. Goolricl left. to-day for
viii deliver the memorial address in tho
National Cemetery there, It being the
first time Confederate soldier has ever
delivered memorial address in the Ma
tional Cemetery in that section.
Miss Lucilin b. Yates has purchased
from Mr.. Theodore K. Miller. Of Balti-
more. his handsome building lot on
Prince Edward Street In this city
The steamer Severn. under the manage.
ment OF Crisheld tMaryland) parties will
the lower Rappahannock and Crisfeld.
Md. every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday. connecting with the n. Y. p. and
n. r.. r. at CrIsfeld.
A cxCnrcfTp NJ y arrival harn