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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
LAWR ENCEVlLLE
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Special to The Times Dispatch
I'oWrenceN!lie, Va, Va. 2..-Eobe-t
strange. of Bishop Strange OF North
Carolina s the guest Of his uncle Com
m"nvealth's Attorney l.. = Buford
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pope. OF Suffolk were
the guests of friends In LaNrencevlle this
week
Mrs \. II. Rawlings. OF Montgomery. Ala
Is visiting her parents, Judge ana Mrs y.
: Hicks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Pond. of Woodland
y C., spent few days this week here
Mrs Laura Tu-nhull has returned to her
home in Baltimore after visit to rcia-
tiVes in Lawrencevle
Mrs j. ! Pond returned home sunday
after short visit 10 friends In Richmond
Mrs w y Crinkly and children nave
gone 10 Blackstone to visit Mrs. Criukiy's
former home
Mrs o = short has returned from a
visi, 10 her daughter. Mrs. r. J. Creath.
Of Richmond.
Mrs Holmes Harrison, Of La Crosse. was
The guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bakei
Palmer. this week
Mrs. r. l. Thompson. OF Union Level.
is visiting Mrs Charles Bentley
Mrs T. l. Crea,h. OF Richmond is thu
guest OF her sister, Mrs. [ T. Spatlg,
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ONANCOCK

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Onsncock Va. May 2.-Rober, Mccormick
Is home from visit to his aunt, Mrs John
Maupir. OF Portsmouth
Mrs Howard Hoge state president OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
lectured before the pupils of the High
school Friday morning.
Miss Marie Bull. Of Charlottesville. recently
Mrs Woodside and son. of Norfolk are
with Mrs t. Il FinnPy.
Mrs Charles ". Cullen, after :, visit to
her sister Mrs Robert l. Shield. returned
10 Georgetown, Monday.
Miss annie f. Hopkins spent the week
Miss T. Virginia Hopkins IS back from
visit to her aunt Mrs. William T. Line
back Of Winston Salem.
Mrs. Foster. Of Richmond spent Monday
With Miss Sarah G. Pauison. at "Cokes-
bury"
Mrs F. Ray Shield entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Cecil Powell was sohstess for num-
her OF friends Wednesday afternoon Five
hundred played
Miss Cecilia \. Roberts gave card party
Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret " Groton gave a launch
party to the members OF her music class
on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Teackle ouimby and
little daughter Margaret. are back from
Atlanta. Ga
Mrs. John P. T.. Hopkins and Miss Dorothy
~ Hopkins were in Norfolk Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Lewis who spent several
months with the family OF s. j. Hopkins
left Monday for ST Mary's County.
Mrs. William Il. Moon visited Baltimore
and Washington this week
Miss Catherine Stewart is home from lie
Cato where she taught the past session
# his brother. Superintendent G.. G. Joynes
Monday.
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hL-TAVISTA

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NltaVista. Va. May N-Mss Nan Brook
Scott OF Culpeper. is Ire guest of Mr.. and
Mrs + Harrison. AT Morninssidc Park
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Truant spent Sunday
with relatives at Castle Craig.
Albert Mccuichen and sister. Miss Eva
spent saturday in f.ynchburg. the guests
OF relatives.
Mrs Lee Ponton and son. Master Win
frey. are visiting relatives at Schuyler Va.
Mrs. VIII NJ Hundlcy returned Monday
from two weeks Visit with her mother. at
Norfolk
Charles McCutchen who has been at
tending Bingham Military Academy at Me-
bane. y. c. * home for the summer va
cation He was accompanied by his friend.
MI. Bradley, Of Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs j. u. Loop left Wednesday
for Blackshurg. where they called on
account of the illness OF their adopted
daughter.
Mrs j II Hall and daughter visited
her parents at Castle Craig, and relatives
NJ Evlnston. from Saturday until Tuesday.
She w.s accompanied home by her sis
ter Mrs w l. Roberts
Mrs II. W. Carly. Jr,. OF Spencer. y.
C., was called here last week by the Ill
ness OF Miss Stella CARLY.
Nj and Mrs Anderson Dudley. OF Castle
Craig. visited tho home OF their son. Fl.
a Dudley. on Bedford Avenue. Sunday
Miss Kate CaheiI. of Chatham. is the
gnesi of her sister, Mrs. IL. ~. Dudley, on
Bedford Avenue.
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CULPEPER
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Cnlpeper Va, May 2'-Mrs. John Spencer
Danyine. were guests this week of theii
cousin. Mrs Roy Hume, on Jamesons HIN
while cn route TO Washington
Misses Matte and Lulu Lewis. OF Rose
dale" attended the annual council Of the
Episcopal Church Of Virginia. which was
held in Charlottesville this week from there
went for a visit to''Esiatiyes in Waynes-
boro. and VIII attend" the 'commencement
exercises OF stuart Hall in stanton where
student
Mrs. Lewis Nelson sr., and Miss Lucille
Nelson have been spending tho week with
Mrs. Clifford Miller At her summer home
near Brandy
Mr., and Mrs. Archie Gukcson and their
sp.ndinr several weeks hI so nnvG 81 ' Sr
r N. Giiksson in Cuipeper. lett Thursday
for their home in Raleigh, y. {.
Mr and Mrs SiiHs Cooper were week
end guests Of tho lat,er's aunt. Mrs. Richard
Browning in Rnppahannock Mr. Cooper =
niece. Miss Aimedia Kumkel. OF Pulaski,
who has been spending some time IN Wash
inrton, Is their guest for several weeks.
Charles RiNcy. who spent tho past ak
months In Brazil where he had portion.
returned 20 this country last week, and
has since paid q visit 10 Farley near
Brandy. and to friends in C,.lreper
y, M,S' 70 h" hsr broiher. wnism Ps,,y. in
Kingston. - Va, and will afterwards visi,
another brother. Henry Petty, in Winona'
w Va. Miss rettys grandfather Mr.
Routt who has heon spending some time
in culpeper. returned to MS Washington
home this week.
Mrs oscar Cuain,ance Miss Mabel Quaint
ance and Mrs, Jesse Porter were guests
OF Mrs Claude Royston this week on theii
return from visits to relatives in ST LOUIS
4no Memphis. going TO the Cuairiance home
IN RappahannOck on Wednesday
Mrs Charles Payne expects IN leav" th>
frs, OF tho week for visit 20 her brother
Luther Arm.t.oug IN Washington ana t'
John s Arms,ronr in Baltimore
Airs Tucker ChVli entertained with sew
eral tables OF auction bridge TUESDAY al
ternoon at her home East street. Thos.
plavinC were Nrs Severn Sot;ingham. Mrs
Lewis Mrs BooHer Misc Lulu suihet!in
Miss frankie Taunt. Miss Louise Fray. Mis-
BESSIE johnson and Miss Byrd Law. Prize
we're won by Miss Sutherin ana Miss John
son.
Blaine. OF Kentucky, WHO spent the pas
week in Washington. returned TO cu.pepe
yesterday.
Mrs Charles Z. Harper of Danvnle ha
been spending several weeks Win her reia
tiyes MIR and Mrs Rosyn Nass on Mai
street where she was joined FOR the week
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GALAX


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GalaX Va. May 9i-Mrs Ella Davis
Pierce. OF Winston Salem is visiting her
parents Mr and Mrs. Wesley Davis, cast
OF Galax
MIR and Mrs G. X Bourne of Fries. are
VISITING Mrs Bourne's sister. Mrs j. p
Carico. this week.
Mrs Eliza Jones. Of Coal Creek. is visit
Ing her niece. Mrs s f. wilkinson
MT Humphrey. agent for the Norfolk and
estern Railroad Company here has ac-
cepted the position made vacant by the
death OF the agent at Rural Retreat va
Mr.. Humphrey VIII leave ut once and his
family Will Join him this fan.
Mir. and Mrs. T.. Is. Crabnl. of Roanoke
came up Monday looking after the agents
position made vacant by Mr.. Humphrey
Just before Mr.. Humphrey
Mrs NJ l.. Bishop and daughters. Blanche
ana Mary Ruth. left the early train
yesterday TO visit Mrs. Bishops sister. Mrs
81. Clair. OF LoundOn County.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

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Highland Springs, Va. May 2+-Mrs. G..
T Collins gave a delightful reception dur
Ing the past week. In honor of Mrs. F. Il;
White and Mrs II. w. Harris. both Of
whom have i=rt the village. the former TO
visit friends In Winnipeg Canada. and the
latter to spend the month of June in Jack
sonv.'le. Fla. with her sister. Mrs. w. j.
GeGch.
The Ladies Aid Society held called
meeting the first of the week when ii was
decided to continue the meeting during the
frs; summer months and Mrs. Martin was
appointed to act president during the
absence Of that officer
Mrs John Blage celebrated her birthday
Tuesday evening. and quite number OF
'he7 friends gathered at her hospitable home
to add to the pleasure OF the occasion.
Among the visitors were Mrs. Karl Kautssy.
Mrs Michael Teller. Mrs. Victor Varro. Mrs.
kar! varro Mrs. Frank Sumits and mother.
Mrs. Sumits.
Mrs Karl Lantler and son. Master John
I.antier, after n pleasant visit with their
aunt. Mrs. John BHge. left last week for
thei rhome In Baltimore.
Mrs Max Feiler and little son, Master
Peter Teller. after having spent the past
two weeks with Dir. and Mrs, Michael
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MARION

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Marion Va. May 2t-Professor r +.
Copenhaver, who for the past twelve years.
has served this county as district superin-
tcndent OF schools recently elected.
without opposition for another term. Pro
fcsSor Copenhaver has served in this "a
pacity in such way as To give general
satisfaction. enjoying the esteem and good
VIII of tho teachers and patrons of the
schools lie hps also been rendered the
position Of assistant president of the Rad
ford Normal School, but has not yet sig
nihed his acceptance
George w Richardson Miss Ella Richard
and Mrs j. Il Hunard and little ,laugh
ter. Margaret. spent last "Wednesday az
Saltvine. visiting the family of G. VI
shannon.
Quite number OF Confederate veterans
will attend the reunions at Chattanooga
and Getty sburg. The Board of SUPERVISOR
Of the county has made an appropriation
to assist those who unable to make
the trip at their own expense.
The thirty seventh annual commencemen,
Of Marion Female College VIII begin next
Sunday with q baccalaureate sermon at thu
methodist Church in the morning by Dr
$ y. Long OF Mansfield. O.. and mis-
sionary sermon in tho evening by Roy
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ed an entertaining lecture Thursday night
AZ the courthouse here behalf OF the
funds being raised by Flora Stuart Chap
ter. Daughters OF the Confederacy. for uni
forms for those veterans who want at
tend the Gettysburg reunion, and Who
not financially able 10 purchase their own.
Polk Miller. the well known entertainer
Of Richmond, assisted by Colonel Tom
entertainment IN Pulaski on the evening OF
June in plantation songs stories and
songs The entertainment Will be given un-
der tho auspices OF the Pulaski Camp. Con
federate Veterans.
Or John " Grove, pastor OF stewart
Memorial Methodist Church. has been In
vited by Dr.. Eugene Blake. president OF
Hiwassie college Tennessee. to assist Dr.
J burrows presiding elder OF the chat
tanooga District. with the annual camp
meeting held on the college grounds. The
meeting will he held time in August
Miss Elsie Umberger. Of Wytheviiie was
the week end guest OF friends and relatives
In Pulaski
Mrs. F L., Campbell and son. Donald.
at Roanoke and Winston Salem y {.
Mrs. Maud Hurst caifee and sister, Miss
OF several months with relatives at Quincy.
Ky
Misses Ruth and Mary Kcister returned
home this week from Charlotte. y. c.
where they we're attending Elizabeth Col
lege,. Or. j. W. Keister who attended the
commencement exercises rturned with
them.
Miss Eua Stuart. of Lynchburg. on her
way to GalaN to visit friends. was the
guest OF MIS-. - IS. tTOWeli
Miss Lucille Gimer has gone to Lebanon.
where she viii spend some time With
friends
Captain Lewis Moore left the first of the
week for Hot Springs Ark. to spend a
month account OF i'll health.
Mrs. {. NJ GALWAY Of Pocahontas. was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. "a III. Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Fish. OF Woodbury..
" j. have returned from an extended trip
with their daughter Mrs. NJ. r. Lands.
l.. +. S;earnes. after looking after his
business interests In the county. has
4, turned to Newport News.
ID. NJ Smith. Of Washington. and former
ly proprietor of Hotel Pulaski. has been
in the city this week.
NJ. j. Alexander and daughter. of Pitts
burgh, arrived here this week for visit
with relatives in the city and county. Mr..
Alexander the civil engineer who laid
out the city of Pulaski. and this is his
first visit in ffieen years.
Miss Anna Lee Clark who attended the
commencement at Sullins College, Bristol
turning 10 her home at Stuart.
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HEATHSVillE

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Heathsvilie. Va. May 2i.-Aiss Grace
Brent. OF Burgess Store. WAS recent guest
OF Miss Estelie Belts. at Poplar Farm"
Mesdames Samuel b. Downing. Minnie
williams and w. H. Blackwell were visitors
Professor D. w Reed LEFT for his home
Forest Depot, last week He and his wife
are expected to spend som etime in Heaths-
Vile this summer.
Miss Elise Coates. of sharps has gone
to Richmond to accept a position.
derson we're weekend guests OF Miss Helen
Misses Garnett Booker and Elizabeth An
Hudman at her home in Fairhods.
Worthy AbsoIom. of Montgomery, w Va.
is guest at "Campbellton." the home OF
Mrs f a. Cralie.
Miss Mamie Pierson stoneham visited her
home in Howaskin this week.
Mrs n. s. Brent has returned from r
recent trip to Baltimore. wheer she spent
some time with her sister. Miss Ida Hig-
ginbotham.
Miss Evelyn Moss. OF Norfolk. IS Visiting
Mrs. c. Harding Walker.
Mrs. Arnett. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arnett
and little daughter and grandson. OF Mrs.
Arnett, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Rice.
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BRISTOL
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Bristol Va. Nay 2i-Mr and Mrs Mar
shall l. Thomas, OF this city. announce
the betro;hal OF their daughter, Miss Ina
Eebecca, 10 Max Hurtsman CARRIER The
Wedding viii nc solcmnizcd at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. Robert Doughty.
at GreenNiiie Tenn. Wednesday. June II.
al 2;29 O'Clock
John B. Cox and his sister Miss Ida Cox.
Of j"ncsboro Tenn, visitors here dur
Ing tho meeting Of tho Grand Commantery
OF Tennessee knights Tcmplar.
Nrs. W q Mccain entertained with a
rock party Friday afternoon. com pliTentary
TO Mrs. James Hart OF Johnson City.
Mrs, c. G. Floyd and children nave re-
turned 70 their home at Bluefeld. w Va.
after visit TO Bristol relatives
Miss Sarah Chiidress, OF Nashville has
arrived mere TO spend the summer months
Miss RUBY steele. OF Wythevillc. is the
guest of Mrs John Mooney
Misses shirley and Dorothy Wilstol left
Friday for Baltimore and Philadelphia to
visit school friends
Mrs John !. COX and accomplished daugh
ter Miss Mary Cox. will leave in day
or two TOY Chattanooga TO attend the Con-
iederate reunion Miss Cox mas been honor
ed with the position of sponsor to the Ten
nessse division
Mrs J. steele will return Tuesday TO
her home in razeweil after a visit to her
daugh,er. Mrs Ernest l.. Andrews
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ject or refuses to speak every time
any one insinuates that it is respon-
sihie for the situation"
American Newspaper Men I'm Jnil.
The above editorial. and manE others
which see daily in the Mexican news
papers. might lead one to think that
the press is free. am told. however.
that there is rigid censorship OF
everything sent out of the country.
and that every effort is made 10 keep
the United States in the dark as To
the outraEes now being pcrpctrated
by the rebels and bandits.
saw an instance of this as ] came
into Mexico last fall when met at
Laredo. TEX. two American newspaper
correspondents who had been sent out
OF the country. They were Messrs.
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BERRYVILLE

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Rerryvilic, Va. May 2,-Mrs. Frank Kor-
foot and chidren. Of Oklahoma. visit
Ing relatives near town.
Mrs William Melville OF ROYAL Oak
Md, and Miss Dorothy Cunningham. Of
Boisevaine. have been guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. c. Cunningham.
Miss Halle Mccormick is visiting Miss
Mary Hutton at Sandy Spring. Nd
Charles Mulliken. of Washington, was in
town one day last week.
Mrs f. Brown, Of Winchester. is visit
inc her sister, the Misses Leeke.
G. a Bowen and Miss Elizabeth Bowen
have returned from the West. whore they
spent tho winter. and are ut Brentwood.
Mrs. william Boyce, Misses Swami and
Edwards. of New York, arc guests at All
ida
Mr. and Mrs. s. Mccormick have gone
10 AlcXandria for u week TO visit relatives.
.. Tower. OF Yale, was iii town ono day
this week.
Miss Emily Powers is visiting Mrs. 6
Bryarly near White Post.
Mrs " II Patteson of Washington spent
several days with her parents. DR. AMI
Mrs X. y. Page. this week.
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THE RANK AND FILE OF THE REvoLur1oN.

the United states about the censorship
of news dispatches and OF che Mexi-
can press. Much OF this is tcne, and
1t is safe 10 say that our peopla have
but mild idea OF the situation over the
border AT the same time the daily
journals Of the capital are not at all
backward in making criticisms. They
denounced Madero and they are hand
ling Hu"rta and Diaz without gloves
They demanded that Madcro retire. and
they compared him to Charles l., Louis
Philippe and other rulers OF the past
In recent editorial as 10 the en-
listing situation one OF the Mexican
dailios remarks as follows:
This government is one which points
out the guilt of many and still is un-
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FREEZING

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Freezing. Va. May 24.-AIr and Mrs
Muncey lson. of Jewel. Ky. are visiting the
lattcrs parents Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon
Nanover, of Freeing
Edgar r. Beverly is at Jenkins. Ky. this
week.
Raip Vanover is visiting his fatber.ir
law. George ". Fleming. of near Clint
wood.
Miss Augusta r. Beverly. who has been
at Jewel, Ky, for some time is again
with home folks at Freezing
James q McFali. OF Osborn's Gap. was In
town during the week
Russell Fleming, Of clintwood, is a visitor
at Freezing.
William Meade, OF Georges Fork is visit
ing In town
Wesley y. Hanover. OF near C!intyvoo6 was
with friends In town. during the weel;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Willis was visiting
the latter's father. Robert Stone. of Skeet,
rock.
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Z. G Cronk ON Monday the board Of
trustees will meet and the alumni address
delivered hy DR. Long on Tuesday. Judge
w. II. Staples. az Roanoke will deliver the
literary address. followed by presentation
Of diplomas. In tho evening, recital by the
expression and physical departments viii
be given
Judge John y Buchanan. of Emory. and
Rev. J. Il. Greiner. OF Rural Retreat. will
address tho Confederate veterans at this
place June 2
James + Royies and Miss Laura Lee Delp
were married last Wednesday at the Bap-
list parsonage Ivy Rev. +. ~. Harris.
Colonel ". 9 Pendcton's family has ar
rived from razcweli. and is settled on
Main street. IN The house formerly occu-
Mrs Mary Sanders Is visiting her son.
Seldeu, Mt Saltvillc.
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DUNN AND cAnAcnIsr1,


The two American correspondents. Mr.
Damn, who sits mt the left. was fined
$1,000.
had been expelled as pernicious for
eiEners
Mr.. Dunn told ne how he was ar
rested one night on his way 10 the
opera. and put into Jail without trial
He says that the most OF his money
and valuables were taken from him.
and while in prison, he had trouble
getting enough to eat and drink He
was charged 81 for n glass OF water.
30 cents for package OF cigarettes
and other things in proportion. He
says he had on deposit in one OF the
leading banks OF Mexico City $4,000.
and that the Mexican government fined
him this amount and coniiscatcd It.
After n few days he was taken by
armed guards. put on the express train
and carried To Laredo. Tex, where he
was set down on American soil. with
notice that il he came back TO Mex
! leo it would he AT his peril. Mr. Car
| acristi was treated in the same man
| ner. with the exception OF the fine.
He luckily had no money in bank.
! am told here that Mr.. Dunn had
! severely criticized the President In his
kilograms TO the American papers and
| that he had broken the law In sending
| code telegrams In the guise of mar
| ket reports out of the country. sir
Caracristi had also been reporting on
| Mexican conditions TO Senator Falls
| and the administration thought his
| leaving the country would be Tor the
| country's good.
/ understand that a claim will be
| made against the government on the
/ part Of Dunn and Caracristi as Will
| also claims for other Americans VINO
| have been outraseously treated. In
last November. two Americans were
! kidnapped on United States soil. car
r!ci across tho boundary and delivered
into the hands OF General Juan Ne
varro, at .Iuarcz The charge against
them was that they had been serving
in the rebel army. The Americans
say that their health and lives Were
/ endangered by the unsanitary condi-
tons Of the Jail and | understood
they put their damages At s5o.oO0.
Twentythrcc Americans who Were
wounded or had relatives Killed or
ycNnicd ny shots across tho Mexican
border in April and May have been
reported by a commission OF our army
officers entitled To indcmuities aSgre-
eating $4,000. and this Will proba
bly, bc paid All OF these claims were
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willing to see its own faults. Let 1t
listen To tho words Of Meucius, an an
Client Chinese politician, who, while
conversing With his Emperor ques
toned him thus:
What 40 YOU do with friend who
administers YOU business badly
al break with him answered the
Emperor.
And with the ma gistratc who does
not carry out your commands?
lie is deposcd.' said the Emperor.
And If the provinces arc badly
governed What is done then?
The Emperor became deaf and
dumb
The attitude of the Emperor o.
China is similar to that of the MeXi-
can government. 1t changes the sub
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MONTVAl.E
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MontYaic Va, MAy x Rev MI Mead
rector OF Christ Church. Roanoke, preacntd
AZ 81 Marks Church on sunday afternoon
II IN understood that there WIN he n reg
uiar service on thethird sunday in each
month at O'Clock In the afternoon
Mrs Alfred Woofork. OF Louisa WHO at
tended her mothers funeral last week re-
turned To her home to-day. accountant
by her father, G. W. Hatcher
Invitations have been received to the
marriage Of Miss Mary Douglas Burwel 10
John Paul cram, Jr,. TO take place on
Wednesday,. June I, at st Joh3s Church
Chuse Clty. The br!de-eleci is the daugh-