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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
sUPERINTENDENT McCHEsNEY
Is AWARDED HIS SALARY
Especial to Tho rimes-Dispatch.

Bristol. va. September 4.-The long
drawn out controversy between Super
intendent Rhea McChesncy and the
city School Board because OF which
McChesney has been denied any salary
by the city for his services as super
intendent OF the public schools. has
been settled The City Council. in
GLIDING the new members who began
their service September J. has voted to
allow McChesney $1,000 per annum. in
spite OF the opposition OF the School
Board. McChesney is superintendent
by virtue Of the action OF the state
Board of Education. of which he is n
member. Had he been subject To tn.
local board his head would have been
'cnoppod' off months ago McChesney
VIII now give his entire time to ma
schools He Wa denied any salary
when the matter came up before the
school Board recently. as majority
OF that board is opposed to him
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MERCHANT DIsEMnowELLED.
lie Is slnshcd with knife In HIND. of
North CRrnlinInn

TSpeciai 90 Tho Times Dispatch.l
Bristol. Va September 4.=David
Patrick. merchant at H!ck org Tree.
near Bristol was disembowelled last
night as the result OF an assault made
upon him by DOC" Lewins. a North
Carolinian. The men were in a dis
pute about an account Lewins drew
q knife and cut long cash on the
intestines bulged through the opening,
and had TO be forced back nv surgeons.
Because OF infection incident to soiled
cloths used TO keep the intestines in
place before surgeons arrived IL Is
believed Patrick has no change 10
recover. Lewins made his escape a
warrant for his arrest has been placed
in the hands OF tho local authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
LIGHTNING PLAYS
WONDERFUL PRANK
Bolt Engages in Hide-and-Seek
in Barn at Massanetta
Springs.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Harrisonburg, Va, September r.
Lightning played wonderful prank
at Massanetta Springs Yesterday after
roVn, when a bolt struck an apple
tree. glanced off to the ground. shot
under a buggy into stable passing
over or around three COWS. leaving
them unframed, but killing a horse N
an adjoining stall. The bolt then
skipped the next stall, In which a
horse was confined but killed four
chickens in the last STALL Strange 10
say the stable was not set aare. nor
was there q mark about any OF tho
dead chickens or horse.
Telephone reports say that the storm
was one or the most terrific ever felt
in that portion OF East Rockingham
for years Though Harrisonburg had
IS but Il sprinkle of rain. tor
rents OF rain. accompanied by wind.
lightning and thunder. Tell several
miles east and south OF town.
At Keezletown. i've miles eastward
the Chesapeake Western tracks were
flooded and trains were delayed an
hour. The same thing happened to tho
Baltimore 6 Ohio tracks near Pleasant
valley. four miles southwark. The
night freight was delayed. Much
damage TO corn and gardens is re-
ported.
An automobiles returning last night
from Massanetta Springs declared that
the violent wind and rain had washed
and swept the fields at places. carry
ing dirt and stones into the road in
large quantities lie said that at sew
oral places it was difficult, to get his
automobile TO make tho trip on ac-
count of the stones that obsructed the
road
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Special TO The Times Dlspatch1
fredericksburg. Va. september f.
Julian Ninde Brown. of King George
County and Miss Julian Antoinette
tyler. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
K ryier. OF this city, were married
this afternoon a, Tho home OF the
brides parents. Rev r. Aubrey VIII
liaIns. pastor OF the Baptist Church.
performing the ceremony. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss LILY
J.. Rivers. OF Baltimore. an aunt or
the bride Miss Sadie Tyler. sister
or the bride. was maid Of honor and
William T Smith. OF King George.
acted AZ best man. The bride entered
tho parlor with her father. who gave
her away. The marriage took place
on the thirty-nfth anniversary of the
marriage Of the brides parents and
tho wedding cake contained crumbs
from the brides mothers wedding
cake. \ number OF out-of town guests
were present. Following the ceremony
a reception was held from ESQ TO 1880
attended by many friends in this city
OF the bridal couple. MI and Mrs
Brown left for bridal trip and viii
be at home in King George County
after October l.
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Democratic primary Held.

TSptVTHI 70 TIt ITlrs- DIspatch.
Fayetteville. n c.. September q
4 legalized Democratic primary was
held in Cumberland County to-day.
owing to the length OF the ballot def
mite returns are not available Tonight
but II is generally conceded that for
the State Senate Q. X Nimocks has
defeated ]. y. Mcneil. For the lower
house of the legislature. J. T. Martin
has defeated w. S Cook For trnsr-
rer, y. Caster defeated y. s McArthur
For register of deeds. r r. nan de-,
fcated r. r. Bolton. The remainder
OF, the ticket had no opposition excont
for county commissioners.
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Lord Charming. who with Lady Chan
ning has been spending a few weeks
AT ms cottage on the south shore Of
Long Island. offers the only case on
record OF man born an American citi-
zen VINO has been created British
peer. for Lord Fairfax. of the cid Vir-
ginia family OF that name. owes his
peerage to inheritance. There IS but
one othcr instance in the last hun
ded years on moro OF n man OF
allen birth and English only by natural
ization. receiving pecrage namely,
that of Sir Henry Tuition. who was
Formerly a French citizen. and who as
inheritor of the extensive estates of
the last Earl Of Thanet. was raised to
the Houre OF Lords as Lord Hothfield in
1881, by Queen Victoria, on the nomina-
ton OF Gladstone then Premier.
These two instances serve to call at
tention TO the fact that the former
limitations placed upon the crown with
regard to the bestowal of pecrages
upon British citizens Of alien birth.
have heen abandoned. they were de-
vised owing to the number of Dutch
favorites OF William III. whom he
raised to the House OF Lords. notable
among them being Hans Bentnck Earl
OF Portland. ancestor of the present
duke of that Tx. and Arnold van Kep-
pei. who received the Earldom OF All
hemarlc. George l. bestowed British
tues ono of them ducal. upon his two
Hanoverlan "Sultanas." But these
were not peerages. and lapsed with the
death of the recipients
Lord Cummings elevation last sum-
mcr on the occasion of King Georges
birthday. shows that the old restric-
lions no longer exist. and that there
is no legal obstacle in the way Of tho
elevation of W. Waldorf Astor. cor OF
his eldest son. now Tory NJ p. for Ply
mouth.) to the House of Lords when
the Unlontsts return TO power For
william Waldorf Aston for many
years past been one of the largest con-
tributors to the campaign funds of the
Unionist party, and subscriptions such
ms his II has been customary to reward
In this way. Moreover. ii is well
known that the dream OF his life is
10 pass down TO posterity as a British
Peer of the Realm. perhaps as Lord
Astur OF Hever Castle
Lord Channing's peerage. like the
baronetcy which he received six wears
ago. is not. however. n reward for con
,ributions to party funds, but for ser
Vices rendered both In and out of tho
House of Commons. In promoting aeri-
cultural. educational. and labor re-
forms. He was born in Boston. as tho
son or the Rev. W. H. Charming of that
city has long list of American for
bears. and ls married to daughter of
Henry Bryant, OF Boston
Copyright. 1912. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
GAR TER GLASS MAY
HAVE OPPOSITION
Progrcssives Likely to Put Can
date in Field for Con-
gress.
Especial to The rlmes,Dispa,cb.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Roanoke. Va. September at has
been rumorcd for some time that the
Progressives OF the sixth Distrlct I'M
tended putting a candidate in tne neld
10 oppose Carter Glass, the Democra-
nc nominee for Congress. and the indi-
cations are that Mr. Glass VIII have
opposition from the Jhrld ;u.ty. ,Vhpa
no date AS been liked Tor tn. distri..,
convention of the idrty II is certain
that this viii be de~id.d within the
next few days and that the meeting
VIII be held N janOlte.
Already number % men have been
mentioned as possible nominees Of the
Progressive party Thomas L. Moore.
member OF the national oomnitt-- ana
state chairman oi the new PARTY. has
po,n spoken of. When asked about
the matter to-day he said tnat IL
would be impossible for him to allow
his name TO 90 before the conv.nt,,..
Mn Moore mas given considerable time
TO the work OF organizing the party
In the State. and ne feels that he
cannot devote more to it. In spite
OF his refusal to consider the nOmi-
nation. this week delegation from
Lynchburg waited upon him with a
View TO inducing him to accept the
honor
Judge Griffin, of Salem. former post
master. also has been mentioned as
possible candidate. George W VII
son. clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery. and r. I Roop. Common
wealth's attorney of the same county.
are prominently mentioned as men
who possibly may figure
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Tournament at E.nn MIL.

Especial 20 Inc Tines Dispatch.1
E,tna Mills. Va, September "a mic.
mic and tournament were given at
Etna Mills yesterday under the aus
pices of Washington Camp. No. %.
Patriotic Order Sons OF America.
The first prize OF tho tournament
was won by Howard Taylor. OF Han
over; the second by Waverly Collons.
of Caroline County: the third ny w.
r. Wooklar, of Mangoick: the fourth
by George Tuck. of Mangolick
The charges to the knights was de-
livered by II. Ragland Eubank, ~
Etna Mills. and the coronation address
was delivered by Douglas Mitchell, OF
WallSerton.
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SERGIUS SASSONOFF
KING GEORGES GUEST

OF mind for their irritability. and for
the inequality OF their tempers. Thus.
the great admiral rendered himself so
hated by his officers, that at tn. naval
battle with be Guichen in April, iiSO.
the captains OF half-a-dozen SHIPS OF
ms command refused to follow him into
"ctlon' thus robbing him OF what woulc
otherwise have been a crushing vic
tory over the French, and placing on
record one OF the most disgraceful in
land.
Tho late Lord Rodney had evidently
from his famous ancestor. for his first
WIG, motS>r OF the present peer a
daughter OF Lord Wimborne anu q sis
Ter OF Lionel aud Frederick Guest. OBJ
tained Il divorce from him in 1905. SHOW
i"E' among other charges, that ne had
oeen guilty OF backing her eye. OF
eating her and OF Kicking her out
pl osn. lie was denounced from the
Dvnch as a very bad tempered man
with the royal family no was in the
DIackest of black books. not only on
account OF his treatment OF Lady Rod
ney-a favorite at court-but aiso no
cause OIL mis- vigorous protest against
eh- grant OF the cOlOnelcy OF the Reg
,ment OF First Life Guards By Queen
ntCtorla to the late Prince Henry OF
80 A,a. frlnce Henry had held Il
S"Hiuisslon in the Garde du Corps at
bt'ih' which Is the German counter
p"lt OF the English Life Guards. and
S<ueen victoria was very anxious that
her iavorite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one who
!ndue ms nome with her-snould hold
me command of the regiment that was
particularly entrusted with her pro
Wnile the authorities we're perfectly
80, 80. 20 comply with the Queens
mlsnes IN the matter some OF thu Of
ncers OF the regiment. led by the late
l.Vrd Rodney. VINO was a captain there
%. were SO vigorous in their open de-
nuneianon OF the plan. and their OPP
position to the princes command OF tha
uv.pS, or even TO his holding a com
mission therein. that Prince Henry him
sen, realizing that he was unwelcomc.
pessed mis- royal mother-in-iay "a
aoahdon her intention, and to let him
nave an unattached colonelcy instead
t9at Is to say. the rank, without any
command His subsequent death on
the west coast OF Africa. during the
@snantse campaign. served to embit-
yer still further the royal family
against the late Lord Rodney
The late peer left everything he
could to his second Wife. because ali
ms four sons (by the first marriage)
SIDED with their mother. and con
seiuently the present baron will he
dependent upon the hereditary PEN
sion. and what his mother may be able
to allow him.
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
Flon College. y. c.. September -
Elon Colleges twenty-third session
opened to-day with a 80 per cent in
crease over last years enrolment.
which was the largest in its history.
At chapel eXercices appropriate ad-
dresses were delivered b. Professor r.
C. Cox, Liberty y. c.: Rev. J. J. Fos-
ter Rev. J. W Weldons. Professor 6. c.
Davidson. Fayetteville y. c.. DR.. J. O..
Atkinson, and President Harper. OF the
faculty. The presidents opening adj
dress to the students will De deiiv-
cred on sunday morning.
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Barn struck ny Lightning.

ISpecIiI % The Times Dispatch.
stanton. Va, September "A barn
containing the wheat crop of DR.. NJ. G.
Hildebrand OF Fishersville. was struck
by lightning yesterday in thun-
derstorm and burned He lost
considerable. as DIR. Hildebrand was
an extensive farmer.
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Continues in Mayors oalce.

Special 20 The Times .Dispatch.1
onancock. Va, September 4.-B.-
cause of the death Of Mayor Elect Tay.
Tor. the incumbent, /. h Doughty. win
continue in ONCE. Tho Councilmen. W.
II, Pitts. Frank A. West. w. 10. Bell. g.
II. Gilmore. G. X. Powell and w. Is.
Scott. took the oath or office last
night The body was organized and
committees were appointed.
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Xeitre-BPIuSo


Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg. Va. Sucfamber "a,
nouncement is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Madeline Peluso, daughter OF
Mr.. and tIrs. Antonio Peluso. and
Joseph Antonio Veltre. of Clarksburg
w. Va. Tho bride is member of the
widely known Peluso orchestra
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Miss Margaret walstrum. Of Roa-
noke is spending some time In Rich
mond as the guest OF friends.
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pciiaI and


4 ~ lali season begun and sum o.
3rs well over. society is pleased
FUSED by delightful motoring
cough the mountains OF Viz
I'm one interesting resort to
Many parties win leave town
Ik TO motor for several days.
4ery least. through the most
I parts OF the mountainous
attic ROSS is automohling
party OF friends FOR several
lis month They have been
ed at Royal Orchard. the
estate OF Mn and Mrs. Fred
Scott and nave also spent
re al the Hot and Greeubrier
ilphur Springs.
Mrs. Fred Noting nave spent
liner at Royal Orchard while
rs have been travelling in
7 motor party that VIII tour
y OF Virginia next week VIII
Frank sutton and several OF
Is from Richmond.
wv Engaged.
d Mrs Alfred Lee Thaw have
d the engagement Of their
Marguerite McRae. to j..
Greene. Of Gastonia North Caro-
wedding viii take place early
er Mr. Greene Is the son OF
eene, Of Gastonia and "a
bi United states Congressman.
Webb. OF Shelby. \. G. Miss
a niece o.. Colonel W. Gordon
OF Richmond.
Morton.
riage OF much Interest In
ID and throughout virginia
'ylaud. where both the bride
ON have many relatives and
is that OF Miss Julia Morton.
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles II.
OF Charlotte Courthouse. TO
e Compton. Of Danvillc. which
CO on sday. September g.
remony was performed at the
ths brides cousin. Edward
j, Cuttage Apartments. Baitl-
d.. the house being decorated
occas sion with white and pink
The bride wore a travelling
ark blue serge. with a corsage
OF lilies OF the valley. and was
marriage by her father.
the guests present were MI.
. Edward r. Daniel. Of Balti-
iarles II Morton and Miss Lily
OF Charlotte Courthouse. and
he V Compton. OF Richmond.
spending their honeymoon in
ln,ains Of Northern Virginia.
Mrs. Compton Viii make their
Clover.
impton is the son OF Mr.. and
mes Booton COMPTON. Front
a Hix, OF lo3 North Twenty
rect, announces the engage
nd approaching marriage OF
shter, Susie Boil. to Edward
'inston. Of Hickory. y. c. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Mrs. w. I. Johnson. who has been
spending part OF the summer AZ Berke-
ley Springs, w. Va. is visiting in
Washington.
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Russia's Foreign Minister Is Fav-
orite With England's
Ruler.

ny IA NARnIISE DE EoNTENUI.
~ uSSINS Foreign Minister. Ssrgius
- Sassonon who reaches England
IN this week from st. Petersburg.
to spend several days at Bal
moral as the guest Of King George, is
AN old friend ana favorite OF tnat mon
arch. for he spent more than ten years
In London, as First Secretary OF the
Russian Embassy. and IL was due 70
his tatt and concilihtory manner as
Charge dAtatrs that serious trouble
between Russia and England WAS avert
ed when RoJestvcnsky neet fired with
fatal results on the English fishing
sma cks OF the Doegcr Bank. under tho
impression that they were Japanese
torpedo boats. Very rich. scion OF an
ancient house OF the untitled aristoc-
iacy. and married TO very charming
woman. Mile. Won Neidhardt. he was
very popular i'm English society. and
owed his appointment as Minister OF
Foreign Affairs largely TO the fact that
late Premier StOlypin who was assas-
sinated last year at Kien, during a
state performance at tho opera. under
the very eyes OF the imperial family.
SassOnon has contributed In no small
degree 10 tho understanding and He
tween Russia and England. and his visit
20 Balmoral, where he is 10 meet Sir
Edward Grey. is for the purpose OF
discussing with King George and his
Secretary Of state. the new naval con-
Nention negotiated by Admiral Prince
Alexandra dc Li.vcu and concluded the
other day by the French Premier poin-
care, on the occasion OF his recent
stay at st. Petersburg. SassOnof Will
doubtless. also. confer with the King
members OF tho Triple Entente. (Rus-
STA. France and Great Britain with
regard to Turkey. in the event OF tho
breakup OF the Ottoman Empire.
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Miss Alice Pool has returned from
a three weeks visit to friends Fl
Client. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Miss Helen Louise Heinz is regis
tered at the Jefferson Park HoteN nea
Charlottesville.
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When England's Parliament reas-
sembles next month. the Upper Chamber
VIII receive an addition In the person
Of young Lord Rodney. who by that
time VIII have attained his twenty-first
birthday. on his reaching his majori-
~, he VII not only become entitled to
scat in the House OF Lords. but will
also enter into the enjoyment Of an
hereditary pension OF $4,000 a year
from the National Treasury for the ser
vices rendered by his ancestor the
famous admiral. Sir George Rodney
who has justly been described rs the
greatest commander In ilngland's naval
history. with the exception OF Nelson
and Blake His principal victory was
that over tho French in the West In
dies. that resulted in the Peace OF YER
saillcs.
The Rodneys. whose family motto
is particularly appropriate. since IL Is
to the effect that eagles do not bring
forth doves have been noted time out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
Silverware

Which IS appreciated for its usefulness
most.
SCHWARZSCHILD BROS.
Richmond's Leading Jewellers
Second and Broad SITS.
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Return 10 Richmond.

Mr- and Mrs. @ q chamherlayne
have returned to Richmond from Bed
iord city. where they spent the sum
MGR "a, the home OF $. NJ. Boiling. Miss
BESSIE o Chamberlayne is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs chamberlayns at their
home 33li GroYe Avenuo-
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Miss Fannie Lee of Irvington. /:
spending some time in this city as
the guest OF friends.
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r. c. Cullen. who was operated on
in Baltimore last June returned to
Richmond on Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Cooke, Of this
city. attended the MillerKing we'd
ding in stanton on Monday.
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STRENGTH TO STAND THE HEAT.

Milan is the greatest prevention for
heat prostration. 1t not only builds up
the general system to resist the heat, but
clears the blood of all acid and other
irritants that inflame the skin.
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Miss Katherine Smith has returned
to her home in Richmond. after a Wis
IL to friends in Petersburg.
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Going Abroad.

Among the cabin passengers to sail
this afternoon for Bremen on the North
German Lloyd steamer Neckar. Cap
tain Trauc, are Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Schneider, Miss Anna Won Zie,hen.
Walter Mergenthaler OF baltimore.
Mrs. Ellen Alden. Mrs Frank Hall,
Mfs G y. Korn. Miss Katherine Nc
Neal. OF Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Degen. Of Richmond. and Miss Corinne
BoWers. Of Chnmhnrshurr Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Dr Edward Mcclure and family
have returned from a stay of some
weeks at Cape Cod. Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Miss jamie Xix. who has been visit
ing Mrs. T. j. Yancey in Waynesbo1 }
for two weeks. has returned to the
city.
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OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. spitzcr in Char
lottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Miss Ros, Bonner and Miss susi
Larkin, OF Fredericksburg. are visit
ing Mrs. l.. Ronick here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l., Howard Jenkins, OF
Richmond were the weekend guests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Misses Edith and Helen Cartwright,
of Richmond, are visiting al Tire
mough." the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Crowgey, In Wytheville.
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Mrs. c. Z. Vanderslice and children
and Mrs. Charles A Page have re-
turned to their home on Hanover
in Abingdon.
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Mr. and Mrs 7. Francis Green, OF
500 West Franklin Street, are in Cam
ada for a short STAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Or. II Stuart MscLean has returned
10 the city after spending some time
in the Catskill Mountains. y. Y
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Mrs. Lillian Driscoll Miss Edna
Bethel ana Mrs Frederick Singleton.
OF Brooklyn. y. Y. have returned to
Richmond. after stay of several
weeks at Ocean View.
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Mrs. Sidney Hirsh, of Lynchburg. (.
visiting friends In Richmond this
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Ire Coiner. of this
city. are guests OF the formers moth
er. Mrs. Henry Coiner. in Waynesboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Miss Annie Irwin left town yester-
DAY TO spend week in Atlantic
city
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MI and Mrs A ; Butler and Miss
Mary Butler left on Wednesday for
Buffalo iithia Springs where they
Will remain through September.
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Encagemcnts.

a Hix. OF los North Twenty
treet, announces the engage
nd approaching marriage OF
Shter, susie Bell. TO Edward
'inston. 81 Hickory. y. c. The
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In end QUE or Tn,,n

SIR and Mrs T. Garland Tinsley. Of
nashville Tenn, have been visiting
relatives here.