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gcnIenpcitian.
@aitinaton. "a. Oft.

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Der 8eiunobeits aommiiidr uno
8eriualter oeS Marine.SoipitnIs III
Seattle, 8nib., Or @bite, beridtet,
oaB er einen ihlimmen 5au uonNeu.
lenpeit entoedt uno iofort Guarau.
tGue iiir ale aus Dem Orient tom.
menOen Stiiie an9Goronet babe.
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Oeiterrcid.llusarH.
@anltiacr Scridlt.
gINcit. "a. Oft.

~NIVIIl lF. NII.
SIM gefinoen oes adiierS 5ranl
SoIepb lit cine entidieOeue @cnoun9
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bnnoeIuOeu Serjtc iiuo Scr anlidt
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Jung eataeaeuleben fonue. 80breno
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Der 9uiirr nit letter 9auO St1ats.
Dofumente.
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9ouihpn.
Weorion, o., "a. Oft.

0lUlIUII1 ~ II. E~II.
SsnfoIge miBoeritanOener SignaIe
foIlioirte beute friib ungeidbr orei
Wieileu BON bier Der in ipeitIider 4i6.
tuna fabrenoe Berionen3ug gtr. Is
Der grie.gdbn nit einem oitu1rts
fobrenoen 6rohbuge oerieIben gaba.
iinie. Ger 9otonlotipfiibrer oeS er.
iteren 3uges lpHr0e iofort oet0Otet
uno Berionen perIeSt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-25
GuaIauO.
9RubmluicS 6nSr.
2on0on, "a. or


Sn elmer belur hler dDgC0altenen
8eriammlung Der @tiionGre Der
8arnm & 9diIep 3irtu5.8eiea.
ihaft tnur0e Der bel 2ebjeten 0Cl
Observation-Disclosures 9arlum Die
neroBte 9lu5iteliuna Der @elt" 9e.
nnnute Sirius fir 100000 an Die
@ertreter BON JiinsIing Bros per.
fault. Ole @ftionare erboIteu iiir
ibre AntbeiIe $3.50, 8nbIbar in flint
Raten q 50C.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-25
NIcricO.
gmtsmhSe.
gDPerieo Gitn, 2.

Wierico yin, q DIT.
Der merifaniide 9otidoiter in
@aIbinston. enrique 6. Greel, tpiro
in 3iir3e ieiu 9Imt nie6erIegeu. gs
miro oas lpabrideinIid nadl 5dlluB
Der Srieoer.aonieren3 Ger central.
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ineton geiheben. Greel miro uad
benz Staate chihuahua. Nc1'eu @ou.
oerneur er emit mar, 5uriidfe1ren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-25
Spanisn.
Grf,Hncn unr SItSsI.gSis an.

Rnorio, %. Oft.
9Iuf cine Oicsbe5iigIid)e Synterpe1a.
tiou I'M Senot enpioerte Der Gre.
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gen fir ole SSnitoIIiriug Der frouso.
Tii6.ipawidPn Yoli5ei in oen nlorot.
taniifen 5iien qctroffen iiRo.
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Ger ruiiiifle 9ompfcr ,2ituanid~,
nit 500 9aiiuqieren pon 2tbdu ned,
Copenhagen unterucgS. iubr pog.
reno eiues ltarten 9icbcIs nohe
StpumpS nuf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-25
Sabres. s.sonu,ntiun.
gPoIifte, III. "a. cft

Sier iin6et sur 3eit oie Sdbres.
aonuertion ser ollpper W}iifiiippi
Improvement 9liiociation" itatt. CT.
no 200 Tele1aien aus oen Staaten
Sainois. Sopa IQifiouri. Rebrasfa.
@iscoHiin unoglinueiota iino anne
ieHo.
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9InitauOiac 6ntidldOisnna.
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Die ipobrbetnnnte lShriititeuerin
uno Yebrerin 6rm Glen Z. SERMON.
marner batte Bpei Aer5tc, ,SlauuS
gader unO SiOnep Z. BiIgu. mclde
iie am 13. sui 1904 iiir irriiania
erfldrt uno l6re llcberiiihrung mad,
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pernrlobt batieu, inn Gberacriht uou
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in S66c BON $4,000 oerfIaat. DE
@ridluorencn iprohen ,,r. inoem lie
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tenn Gage poIliiiuoi9 bel GerfanO
mar uno bic acBte IN ibrcr ilnter.
iutun1 ie5r oberflidIib bcriubrsn.
25,000 5u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-10-25

Die ,,>Iereitern"-3ett
gen haben Ole 6eiePicbte
Don Ga Groiie niePt MUIR
ntiticbreiben Ienoern nit
maeRen Pelfen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
TAFT OFF FOR 1sTHMUs.
Left for Charleston, from Which
PORT He Sails for Panama.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 24.-
Secretary Taft and party left Wash
'ington yesterday for Charleston, s. c..
where they will board tho yacht May 7,
dover. and proceed TO the lsthmus OF
Panama, Cuba and Porto Rico, and re-
turn n to washington In about a month,
The Secretary OF War has an tmpor-
gtant mission to each Of the points 70
DO visited, chief of which Is an In
vestigation and inspection Of canal a..
fairs, but OF no less public Interest
are mattors pertaining to tho political
futures OF Cuba and Porto Rico, which
win receive his attention.
In addition to tho secretary the party
consists Of Frederick 2. stearns, q bo aI,
John r. Freeman, OF Providence. r. L..
81 civil engneers Senator Mt hrten Of Of
Ohio. and DoArmondi OF Missouri; Rich-
ara r. Rogers general counsel Of the
1sthmian Canal Commission; and Wen.
Secretary Taft. Mr.. Rogers will leave
the party at the 1sthmus. remaining there
| to attend to matters in connection. with
| tho legal department OF the commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
A Kansas Hero.

dispatch from Abilene Kan, says
trat senator Burton WAS welcomed
home from five months cohflne-
ment in the Ironton jail with an en-
thusiasm that exceeded any welcome
ne received in his home town while
United states Senator from Kansas
Several hundred townsmen with a
hand. met Burton az the station. Many
persons wore badges inscribed: Vel
come, Burton"
The former Senator rode from the
station To his home in an open car
riage, and his passing through the
streets was in the nature Of tri-
n,nphal procession. The sidewalks Were
lined with people. who lifted their hats
as Burton passed. After an informa
i reception al their home, Mr. and Mrs
Burton were entertained at dinner b
& County Treasurer Schneider. Later the
went to the theatre. where burton az
liyered a speech.
THE New York Times recalls thu
one OF the "whiskey ring" convicts :
"a Grants administration had ~ ncwsp'
Der In st. Louis, and, on his relea
r e. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
NATIONAL GUARD
NJ COLUMBIA
Convention Will Be Called to
Order by Senator Dick, Of
Ohio.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. March 24.-Ths
Interstate National Guard Association.
comprising the militia of the various
States of the Union, will convene here
Tomorrow in sixth annual session.
Delegates from every State in tho
Union will be In attendance.
General Charles Dick. Senator from
Ohio accompanied by a large party
OF military men. Will reach Columbia
early tomorrow morning in private
car over the Hcaboard Air Line.
Tho convention Will be called to or
der by President Dick Mt ~ o'clock
in the hall OF the House of Rcpresen-
| tatives.
| IA feature OF the convention will be
I, q formal address by Colonel II. G. 8.
| Heisland Acknowledgement OF the
South Atlantic Division, which is re-
\ garded by the War Department as OF
| much Importance.
To- morrow night Governor Al. +.
| Ansel will give @ reception IN honor
OF the delegates. !, I,
1 Tuesday afternoon tho visitors Will
BIO entertained at an old-time Southern
barbecue at RIdgewood Park.
During tho convention a meeting
OF the secretaries OF the various States
4 Of the National Association for the
promotion OF Rifle Practice VIII DC
I S,n}1 i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
A Fair Offer.
A Hint to the Chiidres.,
PERSONAL ANDaGEN 1itnH I

Tho United states Pstqlt oalc '',l II months
HOW mosquitoes ex!st, within -He. Ars''o
circle without blood dssh - 2
Al Rhe,msa FranceGno y order
f,lied with hot water. aral fe4Ysrs4nSa Y,net.
. rhe aggregate ofswepNh buried sl ~ , ausI
Keys suiinna would iDaS sala' :
debit. 9t0yi 8itlhHtri flnta us ,ii,L IA
r rav,.,o ~v'u in tbs spelling of Ghesa city
names. raa ~ sb,seY tt9i Z, ~ &,
The London Ladies' World tahasl n.s ~ NJ
erGd that ssyucce ssful ttnaopleF araf; Nsu4'tf'
| quite devoid, OF humoH'S ahAl Z, I.
\ wales arc adopting ,a sy.slp osnetectF'cu3-
! iy synchroyAsed clpc'Vnlrteha nnii ~
sI 1ondons Criminal Court r. 0n u isI
Old Bailey sltu, prisoners W., ca!'npsp I,
marble stalls to reach tho docA4gon al
4 iIrwenty n,,autes Of rain IN. yedr I. some
lst,mes ais r11at Southern Egyptp gets,, Sns
\ lnDye 10 no dew in that countsy.pl9A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25

from durance, published in the same
his Ill opinion Of the law. One OF ms
esteemed contemporaries reioined'sWe
viii not argue with our neighbor. Much
confinement In tho common jail hath
made him mad"
Burton's confinement seems to have
made both himself and his neighpofrs
mad. 1t was sorry speotac'e. 800 ~
man betrayed his trust and SOU ne
influence In tho Senate for price n'e. iio
was convicted and sent to jail, "a'ro
he belonged But when he comes out
he is received Wits open arms ana
lionizcd, ms though he mad been u. some 'E.S
great hero returning from victory.
what incentive Is there for the 5ot,
rlceholders of Kansas to be faA'htu'
and honest?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
The Cockade City.

The Times-Dispatch rejoices In the
prosperity of Petersburg, as exhibited
in our Industrial Section yesterday.
Petersburg's diversified manutactur-
ing plants, with it's jobbing industries.
are doing an annual business Of more
than s22.ooo,ooo.
The tonnage of the port OF PETERS
hurr is 100000 tons per annum.
Petersburg manufactures 100000 OF
the total Of 100000 pounds of plug
tobacco exported from the United
| States.
The annual output Of Petersburg
peanut factories amounts to nearly
900, 900 bushels, valued at more thar
s2,50o.oOo.
Petersburg has six trunk factories
A one OF which Is the largest in tn
world.
Petersburg is very modest, to
modest we think, but she is one OF tn
most substantial cities in the stat
!, and she is doing we'll to let the out
side world know what she Is doint
Apart from the question OF bushes
! Petersburg Is noted for the refinemel
I and culture OF her people, and rs
! place Of residence she has no super1o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Our Streets in 1907.

There was once Scotch clergyman
who, when visiting in Virginia. declined
to cat butter on his baked potatoes.
"But it is better that way" urged
his hostess. Nae doot, nae doot,' re-
piled the canny Scot. "but l dinnn
think III tax ony. Gin it is sac goot
I'll JUST be missing it when gang
hame. for. my wife'll never gle me
butter for breakfast"
In a few weeks Richmond will re-
ceiye visitors from all over the world
and the visitors will receive an in
dol!ble and unfortunate impression
of Richmond's desirability as place
of residence II the streets arc LEFT
in their present unkempt condition
| No matter whether 1t can be main
tanned for the future or not the Coun
ell ought to make a special appropria
ton to keep our important thorough
fares clean for this summer at leas
Like the Scotch visitor, We may mis-
the butter next year, but even II thu
longing has to go ,lhsatished 1t VIII /
worth while to know that Nichmor
WAS clean and attractive in 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25

A spccinl meeting OL5&nol NV
Chamber of Commerce VIII DC MY a4
,whici, SAmbassadpr BrytG will make
nm address. Afterwards he VIII leASo
for Ottawa, Canada &
Secretary Taft, who, with party OF
Congressman and engineers snlleu -,
the Panama Canal Zone Sunday abohTa
the dispatch boat Mayflower, Is due to
orr,ve ut Colon March 3oth. Tho trip
viii include visits to Havana and sun
Juan. and Mr.. Taft expects to return
to Hampton Roads April 22d
& This week may see the appointment
of n commission to pass on the men.
tai condition OF Harry +, Inaw' anu
the consequent interruption for some
time Of his trial before a Jury Tor
Tho killing OF Stanford WHITE Justice
fitzgerald now has the attldavits OF
both sides and may be ready TO an
nounce his decision to-day as 70 the
reference of the question OF ThaWs
| sanity to commission Of experts: II
| he determines against such COURSE.
| however the trial will go on, as prac-
| tically all the evidence has been given.
| A verdict should not be far OIL.
A murder trial presenting features
1 of unusual interest Is scheduled TO pc
l gin Mt Carmel, n. Y, on Monoay, "ne !,
Jennie Burch, a fourteen-year-o OLD girl
will be called on to answer tho charge
Of poisoning Wilbur Winship, two
year-old child, whose nurse she was
The defense will be insanity.
A meeting Of the Order of Railwa,
y Conductors and the Brotherhood
Railway Trainmen will be held at Buf
falo on Thursday 70 ratlty an as!e '
mcnt Of cooperation between the tw
organizations. The agreement cooper
!; ate will not affect the integrity Q
tho orders.
The tournament Of the Nationa
Bowling Association will be held 9
, Atlantic City from March 26th to Apr
sth. The entire list shows that u
fiye-men teams ESQ two-men team
and 6s7 individuals will compete.
: Contests for the national gynnast
4 championship Of the American Athlet
!, Union Will be held In New, York s ne me-
| Saturday. 4G (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
An Artists Views Of Richmond.

A moro or less we'll -known hrtst,
Mr Charles Henry White, recently pala
. y,s,t to our town, collected rev
sketches which he has turned NV
pretty etchings and has maoo tho
otchings the basis for pleasant ii''ie
article in the April Harper's Maga-
zine. Mr.. White seems rather 70 l' ''i
III. cd us. in a good patron
sing sort OF way, but finds that our
clocks do not keep time--thc antics OIL
| tho Jefferson Hotel tinepiece seem 10
he his main basis for this charge
and that our architecture Is hit-ana-
1 miss and far too Improving"
Mr., White evidently left his COM
Mass IN tho hotel safe when he strolled
! out 70 look us ovor He mentions the
"tondency to make the East End OF
tho CITY" the leading residence section,
md the possibility OF finding rag
ments delightfully."- reminiscent OF o.o
Richmond tucked away I'm the waNe
Of this castcrly progress. Rlchh'onue'
In point of fact resembles most otner
cities in that It's progress IS westerly
oven tho oldest inhabitants mere De-
t,np unaware Of any marked residence
!; tendency toward the East End' Aha'
however, is detail. Mr. White o"''
= progress was eastcrly 1t seems he
q visited washingtons headquarters
j. which he liked artistically. but quets'
L tiohs from a historical point OF VIZ"
g and apparently glanced at Chimporaze
70 park He associated himself with
4 ,colored gentleman named, as eNe'!
u reader will guess in advance 1eoi =
= Wa shlnEton Andrew jackson, anu -
: gether they rowcd about the Jane
l. seeking views: or. having touha 'ie.'
Mr.. White would set a-sketchins VIM
Andrew baited his hook for catlls1
~ In time. trouble came athwart Al
&. drew's quiet career. lie was suuue''
81 and violently pulled, of a certain oul
:! day night, while attending gatherin
an ~ his kind near the head OF Locus
CIR A1,ey. This leads naturally enough
r. tho courtroom of Justice Crutchiie
IN and n local color" scene from the pt
n of the author
IN, Mr.. Whites ctchings which
MS nicely reproduced in tint are alsa
pointing In one way: most OF &the
- depict scenes which are not reaa'
!, familiar. Even his "View OF Ma
street, is not easily identified.
Far the most serious charge wh1
'so we have to bring against him. no
en- ever, is ancnt his assertion that
nk- Richmond mint julep is a thing
INK ,ha mast We viii not say that t
IN statement is wilfully, slanderously
maliciously false. We shall merely
tho plain to Mr.. White, kindly. but flr
yer ~. that he did not go to the ri
ncy places. When he visits US again,
ave must take care to come under bet
e.| auspiCeS. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
MERELY JOKING.

Not OF the. ARMY.
4 Methodist negro exhorter sh nov sn
Come up an jlne dc army OF do l.oha.
$50 done 1ined.'' replied one OF the con-
igregaticn. 80 40 oxnortar.
an, dor Bapts' Church" $50,
.Why, chio." said tho exhorter, ,; yon8
amt In do army; yoh's In dc navy i''sN
por's Weekly.
At the i. nncc.
MI. '1ggs: Els your program full up MISS
Miss .Awkns tunder slight m;sapp,r re-
| nothin' to ent since I've been ere. "h "'
times supper. ?"-fick- Mel Up %-
For Instance.
"what is inconsistency7" asked tho curl
| Gus one WELL" responded the wise one'
1T Is that spirit which H., mo o,nou - "I scold
! her husband because he hasn unS 4 'e'1'
i on."-Chcago News. "A,
4 Modern Difficulties.
M M,hel: All Al right. SIT. Shall it DO the IL
,,onths with papa or the six months WIFI
4 mamma ?"--New York SUM- 80
Meeting the Emergency.
"A strenuous executive had heard th a. = 2.
was running the country according 70 ..
,unwrttten constitution" Write note !.
these klckers," no Instructed NJ. aeose'a Ar
"and tell them that II they oooect 20 IN Tt "
,rrit ton 4 ron stitution' I'll write 1t out 70
them, ana add that my aim is to please &C..
Philadelphia Ledger
: Wanted Them Fresh. 3lsaA
.Young man. said the old lady IN 3tn
drug store ''do YOU guarantee al your sooo
{ to be strictly fresh Z" ~, ~ LII,
"Absolutcly, ma'am." replied the POM
: clerk.
"No excaptions7''
T .Sone whatever. ma am. q !, j,
.rhen gimme 2-ccnt postage stamp
Milwaukee Sentinel. 57E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to Tho Times- Dispntch.
NEW YORK, March 24-The follow
ing Richmond people were registered
at New York hotels to-day: st. Denis,
r =. Douglasa and wife; grand v F. A. 4
Trinnc Il r. Mayer g. A. Noting, Jr.,
/, Wais!ger, q. M. Wyatt. j, Il, Walters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
POINTS FROM pARAGnAPHERs.

~ 4
r NAsMuCH as the Democratic party OIL
New York elected Its entire ticket last
! November with the exception OF Mr.,
fJear.t. his withdrawal from the party APP
nenrs to have been the accurate interpreSa-
t,or ~ n hint.-Chnrleston News and CON-
rler. Ia.
Panama hotel-keepers object to tho sale nc
OF drinks and cigars that nave co,ne ~ ~
duty free. The tariff problem mas pea ),
the canal into the zone by sFeat u c.S
lance. Washington star. 81 y
Il might be far better for the farmer, =
dist!ll alcohol by a new system than 70 ~
still 1t into his own system.-Bost Hecofo
When they look at Grover Cleveland. age
seventy and full OF vigor. 1t must give lWorr
| 10 some people to think Of the posslpil1tle
| OF trouble stu stored up In Theodore foose
velt.-washngton Times.
IL France should stop the importation {
cottonseed oit-sfrom the United q state
| whence would we obtain our supplies
/ pure olive 7-P!iiladelphias Record.
i if So; -
/ Looking around at q complex Worla, o.
1 Is struck by the fact that the most ana. .
I fthineT that civilized man has ever tnyent'
4 i.-ciyilized woman.--Lady's Pictorial. i,
4 THE scapesoats for once have failed ut.e
\ ~ IN their burd en- bearing, miss!on..
: furry In Wnll Street has not up TO aato oe
q blamed on either the sun spots OF oecFe'a
Loeb. baltimore American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
! NEGR0's BODY ], J. !,
WAS FOUND IN bUA'

1t was reported Yesterday a1 at'er psrro
that the body g e. 81 ~ nn ne river near
T va d toanu rh!s report had not reached ,a
W. W. Voice I'M to late hour last night
Iur me heard Of it, None of the under-
takers take reported handling such =, !, case IS
MT r. is probable tho Coroner VIII IN
yeestiEate the report to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Many Of The veterans OF Lees arm,

Many Of the veterans OF Lees army
are pleased to know that Sam Gregory,
the famous banjoist, ip still In the land
of the living, Gregory used to make
camp life very lively with his banjo,
and after the .wart!ie strolled through
Eastern Virginia and North Carolina
and set tho natives wild with his "Goot
| Old Rebel .,
He was an artist. and knew how t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25

Tho appeal Of Mr.. Peter u White,
s,,airman Of the decoration committee
or tbs Confederate Reunion, Is timely
Richmond should decorate handsomely
FOR the reunion. She owes 1t to her
self as we'll as to her guests to put
on gala attire as an cxprcss!s 60 20 sFer
rSseeciation and her hospitality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25

play upon the feelings of the people,
as we'll as upon the banjo. Here's a
health TO the old man. for tho uakc
/ OF old tilncs,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Miss Lille Vaughan, OF Lawrence
vile. IL visiting friends nero

3 q = a. r 3 = Z . l
Mis-. Nellie Devere,l, who has been
.nondlinR two weeks here. as tno sues,
~ Miss Bessie Edwards. mas Tow .,,..
~. ~ = occompnnied homo by Miss hd
wards. who will pay her on extehoeo
visit.
Mis-. Carrie Garrison has returned
from a visit TO Baltimore.
Mis-. ollio Hernaman VIII leave
shortly 10 visit Miss Pearl Oakley a.
Brandon. Va
MI. and Mrs. Charles Cakes. OF New
lynrk are tho gucsts Of MI. and MRS.
Il James J. Hickey, at tho Chestcrho'o o..
i Mrs. Morgan Shepherd, OF Ashland
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. H gu
I Denoon.
NJ, ". a. street. Of PALMYRA, Va,
anent n part OF laat week in Richmond.
Mr.. j. W. Boston is visiting his SIS
Z ter. Miss sallie NJ. Boston. near COZ
donsville.
y Miss Alma Heath OF Amelia county,
10 visiting friends mere
4, W ri Price, Jr.. spent Thurs
s day in Norfolk.
Miss Eleanor cowan Scott, OF Rad Rad
ford. is visiting Miss Marian Montague
q in this city.
Is Miss Dell Ray, OF washington. p. g.
= Formerly Of Richmond. who has re-
= turned to tho city as the guest OF MIS-
=, = Mabel Geislnger, expects to make ne
: home here In tho future.
~ Miss RUBY Chewning Is the CUES
~ OF Mrs. I. N. Vaughan, at Henry Ola
Inn. Ashland.
st. Mrs. Mamie McCandlish has re
~, turned to her home in saludh,l after
4, 20 visit OF several weeks to friends here
~ Mrs. Beulah rrevilian is the guc'
Int OF the Misses Trevilian. In Hanovt
county.
tie Mr.. w. M. Hablston spent sever
the idays in stanton.
M Mrs. q. L. Dowdy and little 81
spent Friday in Hampton.
o. Misses Sarah Chamberlayne a.
w - Mabel O'Ferrall have returned ire
visit to Miss Lucy punnington'
Z Tar,nville.
ned
cess Miss Bette Hawks has returned
nor home In Amelia county, after
Sfi., visit 81 several weeks to friends ne
3 OF ''s's ss
OF REV. j. Y. Cuthriell has returned
race rae, Hampton, after spending week "
relatives here
1908 ~, Acrao and Mrs. 3. +. Ac,
S In Hrs. =. ~ W., a. t5Iaat week "
friends here
.s', Mrs. Frank schoneld, OF Forest I
Is visiting her sister, Miss Plumn
city in Newport News.
Rev. DR.. w. w. Moore Of ur
Va, Theological Seminary, spent sunda'
Ister. Lexington.
Miss Lutte Roberts Is the guess
--- Mrs. Josie Wright, in Ashland,
Mr.. L, q. Haden,. OF Palmyra, !,
spent several days here last "eoN