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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

Thomas A. Edison, the wizard
Of electricity, celebrated his 9th
birthday last week. He is just as
industrious as he ever was.
Blind U. s. Senator Gore Of
Oklahoma is having troubles Of his
own. A Mrs. Bond is suing him
for $50, 1000 for alleged assault.
Hans Schmidt, the murderer of
Anna Aumuller, of New York, has
been sentenced to die in the cleo
trio chair the week beginning on
March 23rd.
Blue Mound sanitarium for tub
erculosis near Milwaukee, was
wholly destroyed by fire, the loss
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

George Gussncr stood OH chair
to hang a quarter of beef in his
butcher shop at Mandan. His
chairrslipped and Gussner was i'm
paled on meat hook by his cheek.
He was nearly dead from loss of
blood when found.
Railroad companies have been
ordered by the Grafton city coun-
Gil to construct and operate gates
at the railroad crossings in the
city, and have them ready by July
LIST.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that after
March lat, 1914, all dogs running
at large without q 1911 license tag
will be caught and killed by H..
official dog catcher.
Tags can " purchased from, :lA.
City Auditor.
e. & 81. MURRAY.
293t City Auditor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

There was a largely attended
and very enjoyable card party at
Forester Hall, Tuesday evening.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

being $4,000. The forty-five in
mates were barely saved.
A year ago there was no Vic
tor, S. d., but now it is big enough
to supply the White Rock Journal
with whole column of news every
week-a pretty lively infant!
IL 4
The Democrats elected the Con-
gresham from the second Iowa
district last week by a plurality of
1900 votes over Harry Hull, Re-
publican candidate. The new Con-
gresham s name is Henry Vollmer.
But just think of Iowa electing
Democrats to Congress
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-02-19

DR.. Brannon Of the State Uni.
versity has resigned and will be-
come president Of Idaho Univer.
sity.
Glenn Taylor became uncons-
cious from cold while on his way
home from school. He lives near
Michigan, this state.
x . Il
Frank Sorenson Of New Rock.
ford was injured in a foot race last
Fourth of July and his mind has
been q blank ever since.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

and Were Young, Maggie" sung
by Mr. and Mrs J. j. Logue. Other
old fashioned songs Will be con-
tributed
The colonial tea is one OF the many
lovely affairs that the Perdues are
constantly giving to friends. Besides
the pioneer members of the church,
their friends will he welcome, and the
host and hostess have invited a great
many of their intimate friends to be
present
The old women to take part in the
entertainment will wear black gowns
and white kerchiefs, with powdered
hair and patches. making charming
reproductions OF the "grande danes"
of we olden times"
Those taking part in costume will
be Mesdames l.. O. Bricker James B.
Johnson, c. c. Archer, \. G. Rhodes,
A. c. Smith, John Minis, John Logue,
II. NJ Patterson. ] J. Barnes, Bessie
Schinck. Henry Lewis, Albert Howell,
w. :. Bell, Curtis, McLain, Branch,
Small, Misses Sarah Kennedy, Lydia
Hollingsworth, Nancy Galliger, Jennie
Bruce and others.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

home on Piedmont avenue was pref
t. compliment to Miss Marian Achi-
son and her guest, Miss Ellen Stokes,
of Nashville only a few OF Miss
Achison's intimate friends were
guests.
The decorations on the table were
typical of spring. In the center stood
tall silver vase Of many colored
snapdragons mingled with peach
blossoms. The place cards showed
small baskets of violets and pink
rosebuds. and contained the names Of
the guests.
Miss McCarty received her guests
wearing a gown of chiffon taffeta in
the new blue with lavender tint
which IS like the shades on old china.
She was assisted by her mother, Mrs,
j. D McCarty
The guests were Misses Achison,
Stokes. Jennie y Harris. Jessie Nc
Kee Mamie AnsleY. her guest Lii
Hodgson, Of Athens, and Margaret
mccarthy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

The illustrated lecture on Birds
and Their Habits" which Professor
f. J. H. DeLoach. of Experiment sta
tion win give Friday evening at the
McDonough Street School in Deca tur
is expected to draw large crowd.
Professor DeLoach is a personal
friend of John Burroughs, the natur-
alist and has just returned, after
spending the winter in Florida with
Mr. Burroughs.
The lecture will be given for the
benefit Of the Junior civic League,
which is maintained under the aus
pieces Of the Atlanta Woman's club.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
MIRTH, SONGS, DANCING
AND GIRLS ENHANCING
AT THE BONITA THEATER

There is not a dull moment dur
ing the performance Of the Gay
Sisters Musical Comedy Company
at the Bonita Theater this week.
With a stage setting that would
do credit to a dollar show, with
as we'll trained and pretty bunch
of show girls as one would care
to see with songs that are tune
full and catchy and comedians
above the average. If YOU are MT
plea ed you'd better call a physi-
clan, for you forget your worries
and come awsy feeling that life
is indeed worth living Bonita
shows are always GOOD shows.
You take no chance when you go
there.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
RICHARDSON EWES WEDDING
TO BE A GAY MILITARY AFFAIR

Captain Grayson Heidi, Captain
James F. Mckinley, Captain Frank
Mccoy Lieutenant Creed r. Cox,
Lieutenant Robert Richardson. Lieu
tenant A. NJ. Watson Or. Riggs AMI
Or. +. l.. Woods, all of the United
States army.
Many of these officers will come
from a distance, the bridegroom to Re
accompanied from Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, by several friends, and it is
matter of regret that after the we'd
ding the bride elect will make her
home at this post.
Owing to the short time which VIII
elapse between the close OF Lent I'M
til the wedding day, the parties
which would otherwise be rendered
the e-elect VIII be limited TO
very few affairs. Mrs Presley y.
Yates is planning to entertain for hec
sister, the date and nature of she
affair to be decided later. and other
parties will he arranged for her.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Richardson and CAP
tain Reeves was made while the
bride elect was visiting Mrs. McKin-
ely, at Fort Oglethorpe, and the mar
riage will be of interest to many
friends IN army circles, where Cap
tain Reeves is exceedingly popular,
and in the social world, where the
bride elect holds all eLviable posi-
ton. Captain Reeves spent years in
China and in other countries. and is
recognized as a leader in army af-
fairs.
\ number Of American and foreign
diplomats and other notables. close
friends of Captain Reeves, will at
tend the wedding.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Bridge Party in West End.

Miss Vivien Clyburn entertained at
bridge Wednesday morning at her
home in West End, her guests being
Misses Helen Atkisson. Lyndall Had
don, Theodore Warfeld, Mable AtlIis-
son, Virginia FAIR. Helen Wilson, Ru-
hene Becht Mildred Florence, Mrs.
Edwin Vail and Mrs McKibbon.
Peach blossoms. hvacinths, violets
and ionquils were decorations Miss
Mamie Clyburn assisted the hostess
in entertaining
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

4 recital hV members of Mrs Jes-
sic Davenport Jones piano class viii
be given Friday at $50 p. m. at the
Woman's Club house, No. II West
Baker street
An interesting program has been
arranged the piano pupils to be as
sisted by Miss Matte Ellis, the we'll
known young eontralto singer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent Teachers Association VIII
be held Friday. Mrs. Davis, the prin-
cipal. VIII give an address on How
Parents can Help the Teachers
Miss Brooks will give DR. Montesso-
ri's idea of obedience. There will be
half an hour of social pleasures TO
conclude the program.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

the death of Mrs. Lucy Pittman and
Mrs w. A. Moore, and Mrs. Joseph
Wusthoff read tributes to the memory
Of Miss Lucy Kicklighter and Mrs
Sarah Branch OKeef. After the
meeting the carnations and lotus Ill
les that were used in the decorations
were carried to Grady Hospital and
given to the sick patients In the
charity wards.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
EIecta CHAPTER TO Meet.

Electa Chapter No 6. order Eastern
Star. viii hold its regular meeting at
Masonic Temple on Friday. April 5,
at p m Members of the order in
good standing are cordially welcome
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Club TO Meet Mrs. Pound.

Mrs. 4 R. Colcord will entertain
the members of the Fortnightlv Club
Friday morning at her West End
home In honor OF Mrs J. E. Pound,
of Chattanooga who has Joined Colo
mel Pound at the Hotel Ansley
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Civic Club to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Third Ward civic Club will be
held at the residence Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. John Justis No. SIS Wood
ward avenue Friday al 8 p. m
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Rrenau Club to Meet.

The Brenau Club will meet Friday
at $50 p. m at the University Club.
This will be an important meeting
and all members are expected to be
present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

The chid's welfare committee Of
the Womans club Will conduct a
rummage sale Saturday at No. III
Auburn avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
LUNCHEON for Miss Stokes.

The luncheon at which Miss Heller
McCarty was hostess Thursday at her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Play at Cable Hall.

4 play VIII be given FridaY even
ing at SIS o'clock in Cable Hall by
the oratory department Of the Atlanta
Conservatory under the direction Of
Miss S A. Eastlack "A Pan Of
Fudge" will be given by the junior
class. assisted by the seniors. in NO
Men Wanted" The public is invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

Davis. los West Main Street: j. S. Ma
son. Rev j.. L. Mason. North second
street: George V. Moncurc. James y.
Moncure. 1871 Monument Avenue: j. G..
Moncure. James ~. Morcurc 1921 Monu-
mcat Avenue: DIR. w. +. Moncurc. james
Casltic. North Fiftn Street: +. III.
Moss. Mrs G. *. bowers, ll5 East
Franklin street: Robert Murphy. Mrs
c. IS. Bowers. lis Eas, Franklin Street
q. y. w. Male. Mrs. II. w. Jones,
zoo East Franklin street: }. *. NJ. Nor
ton. Mrs. John X Mason, All East
Grace street; John II. Neil. IL. l.. Val
ontinc. 10 South Third street: l.. l.
Nelson. Jr.: t. w. Newman, Ashland
Rosowell Page: II. u. Page. l.. H.
Mayo. no West Franklin street; +.
is. Page. the Misses Stewart. Brook
I'M; John Carson Phillips. friends
John \. ltaincs. Gilbert hotel.
John i. scott. W. c. Bentley. 2o4 ,-2
West Grace street: 7. r. Slaughter
Thomas G. Ruilin, Gintcr Park: Charles
\. Stewart, the Misses Stewart. Rrools
mn; i. ~ Stoneman. friends.
Jndg" Fielding Taylor. J. Stewart
Bryan. "hahurnum". Corhin Thomp-
son. William i. Rcdd. Gintcr Park:
/. Tr'plctt. Mrs. {. Il Bowers, l15
East Franklin Street: Augustine Tur-
ncr. L. i. Thomson, 1o9 West Grace
street w. otis Tyler. friends: George
q. Tyler j. Stewart Bryan. "Lahur-
NUN"
Judge \. w. Wallace. Jefferson No
tel: 6. NJ. Walker, Mrs. L. s. Morton.
2o5 West Grace street: Il. G. Wexford
y. Rand Wexford. 1853 Monument Ave-
nue.: William Wilson. Mrs. T.. G.. Kidd
tho Shenandoah.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
RICHMOND WANTS NEXT
METHODIST CONFERENCE
'"N"h''"n Extended at session in
"''i"h"nn City-nishop Wilson
ia Retire.

pHIahomn CITY OKLA, May 90
ADOPTING the recommendations of the
committee on cpiscopacy. the General
Conference OF the Methodist Entacnroi
church, South, Tonight approyed ,br
retirement OF Bishop Alphcus " VII
son, 81 Baltimore. senior rnc,nbcr nr
me college of bishops. because rI al
vance" age. granted Bishop t. T. HISS
=. year release from active duties ON
account 81 Ill health. voted nonro,,-
.currCuCc in charges Of malndu,iri.,r.,
Sph, anu voiced the suggestion of the
committee that no bishops he ,.l,ct"d
~ IN" present meeting.
An chort TO reverse the rocommen-
V"Ioh ~ n" committee, as /; applied
20 Bishop WILSON, and proposing. ih.t
u" b" retained on the .ficctfvc lis;
Jailed IT adoption, l5G Of the ,lcl.r,tos
voting for his retirement mud us
TtEainS' An amendment SUGGESTING.
e. re elecNol 9I TWO new bishops like
Tie conference also voted an exnres.
SION OF appreciation To Bishor u,es
for his efforts Ia rctail control for The
church in Vanderbilt University. al
r,ctcd that Bishop !. s Key rs cor:
tinued on tho retired list. ana r.C.,si.i
to ch3rE. thc law ~ 10 the tenure. OF
presiding 'ldcrs
The conference to-ttay adopted a ma
'3ritN committee report. whicn pro
riucd FOR tho church as a whole to
continu" % exercise such control as I,
may retain with regard 20 Vanderbilt
for that purpose "ComDletcs the trans
Ter 81 The rights OF the church to tho
eight original pGtrouizing confer
eiceS. y 'VinCritY report cpntcndcd
hat the phrase should read tho legal
transfer Of The right OF the church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
WILLIAM c. BROWN
BISHOP-COAOJUTOR

Continued From First FaEcD
mcrly taken up for active considcra-
ton.
To-day is Ascension Day. ana the
holy communion VIII be celebrated at
1880 O'Clock this morning. Business
sessions will ho held from $50 o'clock
to lao O'Clock. rhc services Tonight
Will be IN the interest OF general mis-
sions. and addresses will I've delivered
by the Rev. T. J.. Woodward. the Rev.
Robb White. Ir. aud the Rev. G l.
Somers. The subject of pensions for
suporouuuatcd clcrEymen will hc dis
GUESSED to-day
Tho reception committee Is composed
of TIA, REV. Thomas =. Darst. O. u
Funs'en and Henry Zee Valentine.
LIST ot' ni:iI,GArE~
AND VuEIt ADDRESSES
Followiuc Is "a list OF the delegates,
with their present addresses. vino are
attending the sessions al the council:
Phillip 4. Arthur i1i6 Hanover Ave
nue.: Joseph Baker, Mrs. W. H. Nelson
o24 West Grace street; IL II. Harhcr.
Mrs. Y. y Taylor. Westhamptcn; q.
Y. Roll. Rev. !. J.. Gibbs. Forest Iin:
w. =. Fell, y. -. ] i. Young. s South
Fifth street; W. Russell Eowic. l07
North I''fth street; Robert w. Brown:
George Mel. Rrydon. Rev T. T. Ds-
GOOD. Hrook nill; " ~. nurkhardt, Il
G. Thornton, 1919 Monument Avenue;
J. +. Burlls. c. - C6ukc. 1923 West
Grace street: L. T. Burren Mrs AN
iord. 40 West Grace street
Edgar Carpenter. jefferson Hotel:
= < carter, Charles + boiling. g0s
West Grace street. G. O. ChamherIaynr,
IN. u, 33oi Grove Avenue: J. W.
Charlie, rho I4anovcr: Robert Coles.
AIRS. f.. 1trudwick. SO purk Avenue:
y v Colston "}ic Grove Avenue: H.
K; cuuls. friends, Giles Il Cooke: r.
= Crwluc. Airs. g. X flowers. ll5
90 q. I. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

Audiences that stcadny increase in
Size attest the appeal Of "Rackctty-
fac%eity House" Mrs. Frances TIodg-
son Burnett's charming fantasy of
chii"hood, which is being presented nj
The Academy of Music under the Ill
r"ction Of that artist ami wonder
worker Clinton Hamilton. There Will
bn three more pcrformaHccs: to-day mt
4 "ciock, tonight at sac and tu-mor-
Tow afternoon at A.
Iht complete cast is as follows:
Ola Nurse Miss Gladys Hewitt
Queen Crosspatch Dorotbv Rro,rn
cor the Childrcn's Thcatre)
Susie Pollard. Bessie Robbins Will
Ham Warfcld Wlnu. Judith Banks
u;ie Miriam L"ahey, Elizabeth s
CAL, Nancy DAWSON. David White
head, Elijah Baker. III. Emory GRAY.
NFhthia .............. Marjorie Brown
cor the Chlidren's ThontrcD
New Nurse ........ Miss Louise White
Johh ............... Edgar Giauniuv
"hines 80. ............. Louis Kraclic
or "Racketty- Packctty House"
refer liper Master Kingdom Brown
cor tho Chldren's Theairc)
t'I. fustihus .........-.....D Dan Witt
reg ................. Doris buchanan
Meg .....- .......... . Elizabeth Todd
kilinanskes katherine Robertson
R'dikilis ........... Gertrude Adkins
OF Tidyshire Castle.
Lady Patricia We're dc Vere
Florence fizzini
Footinan ........... Robert Evans
Footinan ......... Dudley Whitehead
Duchess Of Tidyshir:. Virginia Mills
Lord Rupert ......... Alan Campbell
Lord Ftnncis .....,......T Thomas Todd
Lord Hubert WIN. Ayiet, Hore
Lord Cedric ............ Alfred Gray
Lady Muriel ... Margaret Moncure
Lady Doris ......... Evelyn Robbins
Lady Gwendolyn Katherine Watkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
PART OF FLEET IN MEXICO
MAY BE ORDERED NORTH

'huoH From MIST PagcD
buarantced protection to foreigners.
according to n report from Rcar-Ad-
miral. Howard
1T is currently reported" said n
statement from the departments that
large numbers of Fcdcrals are dcscrt-
Ing 70 the Constituthnalists in the
Tcpic district The embargo on Amer
lean shipping has been lifted. In other
respects conditions are reported as
UNCHANGED Oh the Pacific coast"
Admiral Howard reports that no in
formation has been received of the
Doyle family. and that most OF the
employees of tho Tchauntcpcc railroad
left Via the East coast
hmirul Howard also announced that
the Nero arrived at Mazatian and the
destroyer Hall, after touching at
Guaynnas. cleared for Lapas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
SWlTCHMEN FAVOR STRIKE

Chicago. May 2o.-Rallots OF nearly
5000 switchneu ON the question Of
calling strike against the eighteen
railroads in the Chicago switching dis
triCt We've counted to-day l.plcvcs
Of the first two roads recorded were
almost unanimously in favor Of Il
strike y L. Whltncy, vice president
nf the brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men. is empowered 10 conduct further
negotiations before calling out the en-
nloXes II Il strike is favored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
CHILDREN IN ORI'tINNAGE
AFFLICTED BY MEASLES

Lynchburg Va. May 2o.--Thc chill
drcn OF the Presbyterian orphanage
arc Just coming through a rather Sc
rious epidemic Of measles. during which
twcuty-siX We're attacked. All Of them
have practically recovered excepting
three, whose cases were complicated
by pneumonia. Several of these have
been desperately i'll during the past
ten days. There are ninety e. ldlen
In thc Orph.nacc now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy Of Music-"RnrIS y-Pnrk-
city House," Mt & o'clock this afternoon
mud Tomorrow afternoon, nnd Mt S;30
Tonight.
Rijou-f;rnyrc Scott Company, In
"Nri1"nn," mntincc md night.
Coionini-NnudcViiic ana pictures.
Observation-Disclosures House."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

f. noon tcnipcra turc ............ 50
L. VI tcrnpcrature ..... 81
-iaNiInuU temperature up 10
T. NJ. --........ .............. 81
Maximum temperature up 10 $
M-...- Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mfar temperature ............... Gn
Normal temperature ............ ~
Dtleicucy ir temperature since
March ........... oil
accumulated deficiency IN tompcra-
'ure since January. l.. .... go
Deficiency IN rainfall since March
. .;....... ...... 2o5
since January 1......-. oe5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21


Ga: II NJ Bib. Roston Mass; " J. Iion-
man, Norfolk: Jack Spence Portsmouth, W.
NJ. wilson Virginia: =. Mcdaniel Louis
Vile. Ky. NJ l.. Collier. Nashville. Tenn:
r. ". Colo. Knoxville. Tenn; q. ~ white.
Atlanta, Ga: George Stephenson. B,rminC-
ham Ala: b J. Brown. Philadelphia; II.
L. Jarsison. philadelphia ". II. Simpson.
New York: J. Spear New York. II. X Hoo
bart. Newark. y. J.: q. Henry. WashinE-
Ton. p. G.. John J. Mcuush ana s. G. u.
fIeis=. New York CITY: W IL PARKER New
York, W. Puckner. Virginia: j. u. Moore.
North Carolina: u. NJ. Beaver. District Of
Columbia. John \. Young New YORK. T l..
Quinn. New York CITY: l.. \. T.dcn Stuart.
Va II: II Cnmpb-ll. Baltimore II. J.. Reg
ester. Baltimore: G. W iIasmon and wife.
FLOYD Va. s ] Conduit Roanoke, Va.
y. +. Giles Marion. y c: n = Horsy. New
York j y. Cobb. Macon. Ga. Thomas W.
Troy. Connecticut. \. Duckett New York.
lucius Robson. Sew York Z Cnry. vir-
Brock;on. Mass william r. Griffith. Baitl,
more; r. Q. DeFranois. Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

ScN"ra! reports were also read at the
day session. and nm invitation In hoid
me lNiN COW, ntion In Richmond was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
Heard and Seen
in Hotel Lobbies

The jefferson Hotel was filled yesterday
with the delegates to the annual convention
of the state Retail Merchants Association.
which opened It's sessions In the hotel yes-
terday morning. The convention is we'll at
prominent retail dealers OF Virginia into the
city Tor n few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
The Weather

Forrrn>t; Virginia and North Caro-
ltnn--tnir ihur-daS and pruhnbi. Eri-
tuS; NOT much rlInDEc In temperature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
LATE ARRIVALS.

LATE ARRIVALS.
Va: j. W whcrsan w HSrS; Va: j. r.
S,onnan. ,w,inches,et: Va; J. q. l:aul, Peoria.
einia: W. ii. Iusiis. Miiiothian. Va; o j.
n simo Masa Ma ri Fierce r' nna NJ Ler
Grubbe. ,Xirg!nia. }. II. Holden. naleish, y.
ton vr VII kirSy v'Ef;q! John hp,,i D. nHr
W. r. S.uss. Pound. Va. u. {. BrInkcrby.
Ben Altherwa,d. virsinia: John Thoma.so on
Roanoke. Va; William q. Cooper. New Rork
Gityi c II; Grecnbach. Southern Railway:
Comet hampton, ya o"t j. r. M BE r!" cSca
!asHc Va; }. -. Moore and e l.. Mann. Pc
q. NJ. Insly. Election, Va. il. l.. Townsend
naa al NJ xo Tsnnis ampiGn va r
Roris. Va; L. Il. Cole. Lynchburg. Va: q.
D. r"iiaferro. Reedsy!lic Va. IL. t. Parker.
Va; W. Lewis, Prince George County; W NJ
Just!s; Powhaian; Va; Robert Smith, ph!.a-
The Iencrson-n, l.. Lynn and ". s. Jones
E. l.; poheriy. Detroit. Mich H. =. wheeI.
ya " REV ana fGnn SIR. 4 T M1 M""v Waf
Ten;on9:: Va; Cap'1!n BOYD smith, Mineral.
News. Va; Mr.; and Mr.. j, :. Barron. Nor
"; J Howard Hiss. haii.morc. Md: joseph
Walsh. baltimore Sid +. II. Wright. Dat
chevy Chase ' Ma Sa II ' s. bber Gnm Ra@hss
X. Waterman. Norfolk va: Jacob Bennet
Norfolk: Va: Frank \ Smith. Boston
Mass; Mr. and Mrs &. !. Casrue Florence
;. g; W. II. Wrislcy. Philadelphia Pa. T.
{. Martin. Ash"yille. y. C.; J W Splitter
Staumton. Va: Mrs. II. :. Helm. stanton
Va: Il. II. stephens Lynchburg Va. Z. Il
chick. Roanoke. Va; clyde Furst New
York city; Harris White. Nlcxnni'.a. Va:
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