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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
lf WeHid but a Day.
We ahuula flll the hdiw wlth the BWt>ota*t
thlngi,
it Mm h?d out * da*i
w" JhouU drlnk olone at th# pure.1
Fprlnge
In our upwttfd w*y) ?
1U1 llOtlf.
lf tho Jiowe Vrera fewi
w" ahould reet, not to* drmw. but for
treehw IKrWftr
To bo nnd tt* do,
Wo should trulde our Wftyward or wearled
Wllls
By tho oloarcet llght I
We ahould koe_> out ey*? ort Oia heaVenly
hllltt,
If they J*y ln arfghti . ' .
Wo ehjulfl trfitniOo the prlde ahd the
dlscorttont
Bonoath oui4 feeti _
We ehould tako -whatevor t-gaod O0|>
?cnt?
Wlth ft tt-uDt <som_>l<*?.
Wo tshwuld \mU> no rnoment* ln *?**
rogrot,
If tho day Wore but on*!. . ,
If what we remcmtber and what we forget
Wont out Wlth the gurt;
We shotild bw from ouf olamorous- solvos
act freo,
To worlt or tofirayv
'And to bo what the Fathcr would haVo
ua be,
II we had but n day,
?Mary Lowo. Dloklnaon.
For Old Soldiers.
? A very onjoyablo ontertnlntnont was
glvvta' at the Soldlcra' Home recontly by
Mref. Luoy antl tho Wost Hnd Angols.
Enoh number ollolled much applnuso from
thb audlettoe, and.muoh approolutlon was
nhowii to tho entm-talnors, who have
j>rov*d alwnye roady and wlillng tp ro
anohd lo Miuosta for ontortalnmoiita of
?thW chamoter.
The programrno waa aa followai
"Tlio UMl Boy".Wost End Angols
"Nothlng .Llko That ln Our Fnmlly".,..
Huxry Lucy
Plnno Duat-Mhwos Blla Felvey and
Matnle Germolman.
Faney Dfliico.Ooorglo Lucy
"Colloge Llfo by tho Bluo Bell Club -.
, Composed of Mlaned Mamlo Gray, Jeoslo
fitaple*, Carrlo Grlgsby nnd Mr. Wlllle
. Luoy.
Vocftl Selectlon.Mlas Clara Tompklha
"La Tepeca" Polka?Mns, Everett Par
. klnson. Miss'Annle Banks, Messrs. Tho
: ofloro Haxall, Russell Councll, RIchnrd
'? Dyaon and Harry Lucy.
Bong.Cfeorgl* and May Luoy
Vocal 0eleotlon.,..Mrs. Everott Perklhaon
"Boya In Blue".Roeobud Club
(Composed of-Mubes llamle Haynes,
Marguerlte Haynes. Adclaldo Kln?,
Janle Haynes, Oewrglo nhd May Luoy
and Ella Hamlott
fcotig?"Rufua Rastus Johnson Brown '..
Georgle, May nnd Harry Luc>\
Pleasant Dance.
A dolightfully lnformal hop was given
?Monday evenlng by several young men ot
Staunton, ln hbnbr of MIbs Kitty Lan?
caster, of Rlohmond, and Mlaa Mary
Hannor, of tlie University of Virginla.
Mf. and Mra. A. F. Robertson srhd Mrs.
.J. C. Wheat chaperoned.
- Thoso danclng were Mlsses Kltty Lan
caater, Mary Harfnon. Lucy Uowles,
Loulse Littlg. Martha Young, Susle and
Ssrah Robertson, Lou Fauntleroy, Ellae
Halle. Mary Allen. Mrs. F. R. Tyler;
Messrs A. Stuort Robertson. Harvey AT
ltn Columbua Iiaile, Jr? Mftlcoltn Hol
lidav J. W. H- PHson. H. L. Ople.
?Lomax May; Duncan CuTry. Robert Gra
ham. Maatln Ollkeson. Georgo Allen.
"*Mack Wheat, Bayly Klng. n. B. Dumi,
Archie Hoge, diarles "Wortham, of Rich?
mond: J. D. Crowle. Jr., Frank Kames,
H. Hutchinson, Jr.. A. M. East, Poyton
Cochran, Frank P. McFarland, Bobert
Efflnger. Frederlck Valz, John Kable nnd
Dr. Georgo A. Bprlnkel.
In Honor of Mrs. Hudson.
Mr. Stanley B. Pagg, ot Roanoke, was
host at n dellghtful dinnor. glvon Satur
day evenlng at the Fine Bcnch Hotel ln
honor of Mrs. Clarenco Hudson, pf .PJch
Ub^Covers wero lald for elght and tho guests
were- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson, Mrs.
Rlchard Cravon, Mra. T. M. Frey, Mrs.
H R. Leonard and Lleutenant Jack
Potts. Unltod States Army. ol Fortress
Monroo.
. Hayride and Party.
A very enjoyablo hay rido and sur
prlBc party was given Monday evonlngn
Bremo, Va. A morry crowd loft tho
.Aneell homo ln a largo wagon fllled wlth
bay, and proceoded to U.o beautlful co
lotflal homo AT'-Mrtfaiid Mti, Woodi,
whore lnualtf ar?l -gamea mado the even
lns pass pleosantly. Dollclous refresh
' "ments were sorvod durlng tho evenlng.
Tho party, whlch was chaperoncd by
Mrs. Kaufmann and Mrs. Danlel Wllkln
ton, was composed of tho followlng young
^MhiBOB Clara Danlel, Paullne Klm
broug, Martha und Anna Holman,
Lucy and FannJo Wllklnson; Messrs.
John Thomas MoKenna, Fountalno and
Wllaon Fuqua, W. BwoUdy, Malcolm
Holman and Normnn Hurt.
Tickets Returned.
Thoao Who bought tlokota for tho moon
llght oxcurslon plnnned for last Tuoaday
o^onlng for tho bonoflt of the Rotroat
for tho Slok, may eecuro tholr monoy by
npplying io tho ladies from whom they
wore purchaaed. Tho oxcurslon dld not
tako placo, iib It wna not consldorod prao
tlcabJo hiBt nt thls tlme.
Excurslon to Jamestown,
Much onjoymont la protnlsod to those
who go to JnineBfown to-morrow wlth
tho Vonng Ludles' Leaguo of Calvnry
BaptUt Churoh. Tho trlp wlll be made
by water and ovory effort lu belng inodc
to aecuro tho contfort and ploaauro of tht
gueata. Thla wlll bo the last opportunHj
to aee Jamostown ln lts present condl
tion, as the work of Inipcovoinont wll
bcgln ahortly, Tlckota may ho sccurot
from any of tho followlng younit ladies
Mlaa Fnnnlo Horn, Mra. GoorKO 11, Whlt
fletd, MIbb Lucy Moaoloy, MIbb Etta C.ot
trell, MIbs Dalsy Wllaon, Mlssos Duko
Mlsa Julia Ryltind, Mlsa Uzalo Tilnlior
lake, Mlsii Bally RubboII, MIbbob BuhI
ar.d Lucy McCarthy, MIbb Caimnlo Rlder
and othera.
Personal Mentlon.
MIbb Belle C. English und MIbs Allce 1
lEngllah, of No. C Eaat Car;
Street, are tho guests of Mr. aud MM
J: W. Hopklna, in Elllngton, Conn, Tho
are having a most unjoyaMo vlslt.
MtBaea Fnnnlo und Buulo Hurinon, (
the Unlvoralty of Virginla, aro tho guoit
\wk*mammmmwmmmmaiammtm^
All the many ails
caused by coffee
yteld to well boiled
POSTUM
i,
FOOD COFFEE
mmWaWkwmmkWammmi
fi&ems You Oughi to Know.
^h'tttever, your o^itttlon tnay be, andbowever orowdod row hoj'J'
wlth UttairB, dd hot fall toriGCUro at lenBta few mlnhloa every day ?r
rofrcehtiient ofybHir, taher llfo wlth ii blt of poetry.-^-Prof. chario? fliiot
Norton. ?... ^^
i So,, MQ,
BALLADEjOF A SHIP
hy BDWItf AMJNtiTON iloniNelON'.
oh;Noveniber i'. 1120. tiioWhlto'^mtUk by?WWngJjJ^f ??;lttfmtnn_}
nll on board wer-e lta. The only son MdftMt ,?' %__{,____i wo*told U??
whlfe theWle'Slft 'WahiS-wlW PrVal tholr hud, Woro <mrot...n_
nnd drlnklngv _,
Down by tha> flaah of the re_tles?i wator -
Tho dlni Whlte Shlp llke ? whlte blrd layj
Laughlng ?t llfo nnd the world they notight hor, i
And out Bhe awung to the sllverlng buy.
then off thoy fiew.on tholr royatorlng way,
And the Keen hioon flred tho, llght foiirn flyltig . . , ,
Vt> from tho flood whoro tho f?1nt atafB piay,
And the bonea of tho bravo ln tho wavo aro lylng.
'Twaa a klns'fl fftlrnon wlth.a ktng'a fair daughtor,
And full throo hundred beslde, they Btty,?
llovolUng on for the lone, cold alnughter
Bo eoon to solxe thom arid hldo thom for aye;
But they daoced and they drank and tholr eoulfl grow gay,
Nor ovor thoy know of a ghoul's eye spylng
Tholr eplondor a fllckorlng phantom to etray
Where tho bonea of lha bravo ln the wavo are lylttg.
Tlirough tho mlflt of a drunken dream thoy brought her
(Thls wlld whlto blrd) for the soa-nond's proyi
Tho pltilesareef ln hle hnrd clutch cattght her,
And hurled hor down where tho dend mon Btay.
A torturlng eilence of wan dlBtnay?
Shrioka and oursefl of mad soula dylrtg-^- , .
vThon down thoy eank to alumber and away
Where the bonoa of tho bravo In the wavo are lylng.
BNVOV.
Prlnco, do you sleep to the Bound alway
Of the mournful surgo nnd the Boa-blrds' crylng??
Or dooB lovo atlll Bhuddor and stool atlll Blay,
Where tho boneB of tho bravo ln the wavo aro lylng?
'i'hia s*n?e bwaa in Th? Tlm??-Dl_s_.ioh flaaday, oet. 11 MK* One la pubUahad Moh day.
of-Mrs. Kdgar Murphy, at No. WB East (
CJrace Stroet.
? ?
Mr, Hugh RubsoII la ot hla homo ln
W inchcstcr, for a vlert of sovernl weoks.
? ? ?
Judgo and Mrs. Edmund Wnddlll wlll
apend tho summer nt Blua ftldgo Springs,
Vtu
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Ernost R. Morton left
Tuosday by tho Merchanta and Mlners
Un'e for a trip to tho coast of Malne
and Nova Bcotla.
? ? ?
Mr. 3. N. Kuyfrnan left yesterday for
a month's Vacntlon ln Youngatown nnd
Cleveland 0? and Plttabufg, Pa.
? ? ?.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mercer nnd chil?
dren aro spendlng Boirte tlme ln Staun?
ton.
? ? ?
MIsb Mary Grolnor, of Rural Rotreat,
Ya? Will arrlve in tho city in a few
daya for a vlslt bf several weeks to frienda
ajid relatives.
The Rev. George W. McDaniel spent
yesterday at Red Hlll. Va., ond preached
laat nlght at the Baptlst Church here.
? ? ?
Mr. E. O. Heflln, ot Frederlcksburg,
apent Tuesday ln thls >clty> on bualnesB,"
,.,.* ..* ? . , ?
Tho Rov. Father A. 3. Ingelmari haa
returrusd to Btaunton, after a two Weeks'
stay ln thia clty.
? ? ?
Dr. and Mra. Charles W. Kent, of the
Universlty of Vlrglnla. salled Saturday
for a European tour. Mlas Ellae Mllea
aecompanled them as far as Washlng
ton, and then returned to the Univer
alty. Sho wlll go to Lexlngton, Ky? ln
o few daya to vialt frionds.
*.' ? ? - ?
Misa Adella Beale haa returnod to her
home ln Portsmouth, after a Vlslt to her
c-oualn, Mlss Amolla Buck, in this city.
? ? ?
Stiperintendent ? of Publlc Instruction
J. D. Eggloaton, apent yesterday ln Wln
cheater, whoro he addreaaed tho normal
achool 'and advlsed tho achool board con- j
cernlng tho orectlon of a high achool.
?'??:;-*
Mr. S. H. Elleraon la ln staunton.
Mr. O. B. Law, Jr., of Norfolk, la
rpondlhg hls vacatlon In Richmond.
? ?;'?
Mrs. F. M. SaunderB and Mlsa Attna
Saundors aro Bummerlng at the Granvlllo,
iri Bedford Clty.
Among the Rlchmondors who are Bum
morlng nt tho Cold gulphur Bprlngs, Va.,
nro Mrs. J. V. Bhiford und famliy, Mrs.
J. T, Parkman, MlaB 0. t>. Parkman,
Mlaa Viola Mlnor nnd Mr. W. Q. Pullor.
.', '* ' ? ? * :'..;.
Mrs. Allan Burke Appcraon Is the guest
of hor daughter, Mra. O, V. Spltzcr, ln
Charrotiosvlllo. Mra. Bpltzor wlll bo ro
mombcrcd as Mlaa Almu Claah, of thls
clly,
i, i. ?
Mlaa Mary l.eo WoBt ra tha guest of
the Mlasos Crump, tn Portsmouth,
? * ?
tyr. and Mrs, Jamea Bowlea woro ro
cently tho gueats of Mrs. T, A. Klrby.
Ln Balom.
Mr, nnd Mra. J. D. Clothlor, of thls
clty, and Mr. and Mrs, W. If. Clothlor,
of Mnrlon, Ind., who havo beon vlaltlng
Mr. and Mra. Thomua Ilogaheud, ln
Staunton, aro now the gueala of Mr, and
Mia. Porcy Bolh. lu Waynoaboro, and
will come to Richmond In a short tlme.
|V| I
Mr. Jumes Boll, nf l'redorlcksbUrg, ls
In the clty for a uhort tlme.
? ? ?
Pr. Alwoll Farrar la iipoudlng hla vaca?
tlon with hla purunta, Mr. und Mrs. John
K, Furrar, nt Red Hlll, Va.
? * ?
Mlaa Dlmmock, of thls clty, la apeudlng
tha summer ut tho cirunvlllu, In Bwi
ford Clty,
*.??.*
Mrs. Ida Ellyson Is tlio gUogt of hur
daughter, Mrs. Engi-ne Maaalo, nt hor
1.1 summer homo, near the Universlty.
y
Boverai Riohmond pooplo took part ln
tlio ootlllon [??.Ivi-ii laat Haturduy evenlng
at the PrlncoBB Anr.o Hotel, Vlrglnla
Peach, They wuro Mr?. II. h. Jonc-s, the
Mli?Bt-a RuiiKhiniin, Mlaa Kntherlnu Yongo,
Mr. Dlaiichard B. Vorbea uud Mr, K. R.
Cobb.
? * ?
Mlaa Mlnnlu Delond, of Richmond, and
Mlss Maudo Willa, of Washlngton, aro
tho guesta of Mrn. Georgo B. Jones, at
hur homo in Mauauponax, Va.
? ? ?
Mr. F, E. Koltlng r?v:tntly paid ti bual
lieas vialt to Bluuiitou.
"-,???
Mr. John J., (loaa la spundlng hla viu-a.
tlon ut hla old homo, ln Elllmor,, Va.
III
Tbo Rov. C. E. Btuart U npeudlng a fcv.
daya v:.. PiiKiikl, Va.
III
MIkh Klen Tauiij; I^ok, oi Hliniiglltil
Chlnu,. prefera Randolph-Maco'i .Vomuii'i
College, I.ynchbuib', to Ui? Uul'.vruKy |j
Borlln, nnd wlll bo a student there next
Bosalon. Sho haa nlroady noeurcd a roofrt,
and wlll matrlculato In September.
? . ? ?
Mlssoa Llly and.Roaa." Lco; Clark havo
returned to BtaUnton,, after. a,,vlslt to
Rlohmond ahd the Vlrglnln/aenahoro,.
-*^-'rV-.,-r .Irtii.'t
Mlaaes BobbIo and Florrle KraUB?, ot
Lynchburg, are the gueate of frionda
here.
Rov. T. R. Morrls, of Vlnton, Va., ia
spondlhg his vacatlon ln Richmond.
? ? ?
Mre. Rosalla do Dutaelo Blnlr, ot ithla
.clty, was a pasaenger on tho atoamshlp
"Rynlau," from Now York, yesterday,
bound for Rotterdarii, Holland.
Mrs. C. C. MbPhalrTmo1 TOr* Virginla
Wolch will gO'Jto^'the;''Whtto ; Sulphur
Springs lnter ln 'the aeaaon.
.,.,?.?..-.--'
Mr, Charles H. A*tklns la spendlng, hls
vacatlon wlth hls paronts, Df. and Mra.
R. A. Atklns, ln Newport News.
? * ? ?
Dr. and Mra. Wllllam Heth Whltsitt
and Miss Mary Whltsitt havo roturneil
from a short stay at Mldlothian, Va.
? ? ? . f. .;
Mr. Lewls Carter HnrriBon. of thla
clty, together, iylth,Mr, U0Y$)l-PJafrXS-?^
burg, and Mr. Barnwell, of, Kentucky,
sailed for EUrb'pe' bn' Jhne 23d; nhd wlll
spend three months travellng in Eng?
land and ;Scotland. Before returning to
Amerlca they wlll make a B.hort vlslt
to tho contlnent also.
? ? ?. ?
Miss Roberta Saunders,' bf NewpOrt
News, is tho guest of Mra, Jefferson
Powers for several woeks,
? ? ?
Tho Rev. James Berijamlh Wcbster, ot
Richmond. College.., is spendlng. tho sum?
mer ln Vermont, and recently fllled the
pulplt of tho Bapttst Church at.St Johne
burg, Vl.\ In th'e.'atosience bf Cu? pastor,
Rer. J. K. Kilbourn.
? ?????
Mr. Gessner Harrlson ls at Virginla
Boach.
? ? ?
Mrs. B. A. Jones, ot Atlanta, who haa
beon vloltlng Mrs, J". B. Rawlings. ln
Staunton, ls now tho gueat of frienaa
hero.
? * *
Mrs. L. T. Chriatlan and Mlaa Joaeph'.no
Beverloy Chrlsftlan are the gUeats of Mr,
nnd Mrs. John.G., Ltvewey, ln;N?wport
News.
? ??.-??
Mra. John Currlo and Mra. Lamien
aro at Bluo Rldgo Springs.
? * * .
Mtssea Mattlo Dldlake and Mle* Flor
once Mlffloton are the guoata ot Mra. C.
M. Allen, ln Newport Nowa.
? ? ?
Mtas Juanlla Cohen Is thoi gueat ot
MIbb Ray Borllnor, ot No. 1820 McCul*
lough Stroot, Baltimore.
? ? ?
Miss Lena Hangor, who' has been. ln
thls clty for sonvo tlmo, la now tho
guost of hor alater, Mrs. John W. Long,
in Staunton.
' ? ? ?
Mr. Edward Harrlson Is spendlng tho
suinpier travellng ln Canada.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mra. Goorgo W. Hatoli and
daughtor, of thla clty, aro spendlng the
sumnior In Now HJngland, and were re?
cently tho gwwta of Mr. and Mra, C. I
Hutch, ln nurllngtou, Vt.
? ? ?
MVa, Thomaa Cary Johnaon and ohll
drou, who havo boon tlw guOBta of Mr*,
Begar Whltlntf, In Hnmpton, wl|l go IO
tho mountalna ot Virginla Baturduy fov
u short stay, ,
? ? *
Captaln and Mrs. Frunk W.1 Darllng,
Mautor Jnmoe B. Darllng, Mra, Oordon,
Mlaa Huttlo Howo and Mr. Albert HoWo,
all of Ilwmpton, aalled Wooneuduy on
tho Ooonnio for Wurope, Thoy wlll r?ltuni
about October lat,
? ? ?
Mra, D. A. Kolly la the fcfuoet of het
daughter, Mrs, O, M, Allon, ln Nowporl
Nowa.
? ? ? - ?
Mr, and Mra. John B. LJghtfoot wlll
apond a month at ?ar Harbor, Miiln?
Mr. Llght foot hua not bof-n very well
nnd hoth !u< und Mrs. Llghtfoot wlll oiijio
tho comploto chungo and hraclng at
inosphcro.
? ? ?
MIbs Wlulo Cranss, who huu hoon toaoh
lng ln Puerto Rlco for throo yeara, It
at hmno for a vlalt ot tWo montln. Mlw
Margaritn Pornenooh, of Ponoo, Im th?
gUtfbt of Mlsa orana, and wlll romali
In thla country Indeflnltely to ooiriplot<
jior education.
Bray?Waring,
FRKDER1CKBBURO. VA.. July 18.
Mr. Waiter Bray nn.d Mlaa-Ruth Wnrlng
both of Eoaex county. woro marrled i
fow duys niro at tho home of tho brldo
ut Duiinevlllo, Rov. O. A. Wutson ofHcl
ntlnU. ' : "'
,, i i Q , i . , ii
r,i-t Tlio Tlnu'N-I>lHpnt<h li? woiit yoi
whprpvw ypM w* tW* 'Munnit-'r. Pon'
Un*vX to order- It li'eforo leuvluK
AdiJi-t-w clmiijjcd M ofUu jw debired
UT IFEITME
I
Mr. VVHUam Couper, Virginia
Sculptor, Talks of PUtit tot
? Jamcstown Fnlr, v
NEW WORKS OF IMPORTANCE
Hia iMonunient on Vicksburg
Battlefield Soon to 1)? .
.'.,. Unvcllcd,
Mr, Wllllnta Coupor, tlio New ?tmk
?oulptor, wta reglatored yoatartlay wlth.
hla son at tha Jefforaoii Hotel. Mr. Coupa*
ls on thoJainoalowii Exposltlpit "AaVljory
Comihltta*;. and l? on hla way to Norfolk,
wlwiro he ls to ovsrloolt tho art arrahge
ment of tha exposltltm grimOe. ,
Mr. Coupor aald laat nlght that ho un
deratootl there waa a moveinervt on foot to
eroot a inbnunient lo tho Bouthorn 'ho?
tolnea of tHe Clvll War, "A monumattl to
thelr beauty; noblllty, and patrlotlam ,|a
oortfllhlK "dUaV'tliein." *-'? Mr. 'CoUperv
"If over tlie Boutii" undartook any com
memoratlonjOf tho Olvll, War.M can :in??
aglne nothing bettor than that." .. \ -t
Mr. Couper prttlaed tho women of Well*
mohd, inohtlonltig aovoral In partlcular.
Ho spoko of tholr patrlotlam and thelr
tintlrlng offorts for tlie wolfiu-o of Kloh*
iiiond, Vlrglnla and tho flouth ln general,
Monument at Vlcktburg.
Tho sculptor wua inked about the peaoe
etatue, whloh ho ls Just oompletlng, to
etand at the buso of the toil obellak be?
lng orocted on tho battlelleld of Vloke
burg by tho Stato of Mlnneaota to com
memorate hor boUUoi-b whWi fell thero.
Mr. Couper ahowod somo photograpna
of tha atatue, whloh portrayod. tho ?ftiml'-i
nlrtd and yet slfiklncly -ilrm andhoble
featurea Of a womnii, alttlng wlth ,tne
national shlold at her loft, wlth tho
wroatlt of peace about lt, whlle ln her
rlght hand she holda a bound aword wltli
point doWn. Tho ilguro la the ayinboi or
poocoj and wlll be tho first of lta klnd
over unvelled In Amerlca, Tho unvell
Ihg will tako placo about Novomber.
A momorlal .slattio to tho mombers of
tho Tonlh Pennsylvnnla Roglment kliled
at Manlla amd to Colonel Alexande*,
I*troy Hawklns by Mr. Coupor, waa^l^tblj;
creotod In Schenley Park. Pa.,Tho-Pquip
tor has alad reoontly complotod ton hqrolo
buets of great naturallsts anu.scientlsts
for the Am/erJoan MUaeum of Natural
History, :'
Is a Virginian.
Mr. Couper ja tt nntlvo of Norfolk. He
attidled hla art-In Munlch and Florenco,
aftor whlch no located hls etudlo ln Now
York. He was on tho adviaory commlttoos
(of itHe Chloa'gb, Buffalo and St., Loula
worid'a falra.'ariil tho Jumostowh. ofldlala
consldbr themsetves fortunato. ln sepurlng
hla aervlcea for tha oxp'osltjbnj'th'ery. [Mfc1.1
Coupor Is alwaVa' Intorfetofl 10 any aftla
tlsundortaklng-'ln tho fib'iith. rfrid ho ,wlll
seo that tlM - artistic featurea ' of -th?i
Jame?town Bxpoaition aro of tho htghpst
quality. He. loavea-thla mornlng for Nor?
folk. . :<r ??'?- ? | .
Syracuse Lodge to As_i_t.
Byracuso Lovdgo, No. 5, Knl'gbta of
Pythlas, 'haa nccoptod nn invltation from
Manchester Lodgo, No, 20,- to asslat thom
ln conforrlng'.tlie ampllfled 'thlrd rank
upon somoWhdldafcs-'n't thpl . ricxt mpct
ing, whlch Wkl take';;'place Thursduy
nlght, July 2Ctli. . flyrncuso Lodge -hna
a flrst-clasa degreo teum, und tholr work
is hlghly spoken of among members ot
tho ordor. ' ' :??''; ?' ?
Piedmont Medicos. ,
(Special to'i.Tho Tlmes-Dtspatoh.); ?
LYNCHBURG, VA., July 18,-The i bo
cond convention of tho South Plodnmnt
Medlcal Aaaoclatlon, oomposod of phy
slclans from Lynchburg, and Danvllle and
contlguous countlos, adjourned, lato last
nlght after dccldlng .. o.,meot. noxtj ,ln
DaiiVillo in January, ? nnd eleotlng jtho
followlng offlcers: Prealdent, Pr. S, T. A.
Kent, ingram; Vlce-Preaidonta, Dr. II. B.
Melvln, South BoatOni-B-r. W. L. Kohert
aon, Danvllle; ' Dr. W. L. "WllllUfns.
Brookneal; Dr.' V, J. Gregory, Keyavllle;
Becrotary, Dr. S, A. Stover, Bouth Boston;
Treaaurer, R. J. '. Kent, Lynchburg.
Eruptlons Appeared bn Chest, and
Face and Neck Were All Broken
Out?Scales and Crusts Formed
? lowa Lady Hai: Great ;Fa(th;,
ln Cuticura Remedies for Skin
Diseases. '
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA
? ? ? - -
MI had an eruptlon appoar on my
cheat and body and extend upwarda
and downwarda, ao that my nock apd
faco woro all brokon out; alao my arma.
and tho lowor llmba as far aa tho krie^a.
I at first thought it waa Brlckly hou..,
Uut soon Boulca or orusW formed whoro
the brcaking out waa. Instead of golng
to a phyaiclan. I purohaaod a cornplota
trcatment of the Cuticura Itomedica, m
whloh I hnd grcat,faith, and aU waa
eatisfactory. ; A year or two lator tho
cruption uppoared maln, only a little
lower} butUforo itjiad timo to spread
I prooured unothof ?Upply of thoLuti-,
ctu-a llcmcdica, and oouUnuod. their usa
until tho curo waa complete. lt ia now
flve yuara ainco tha htft'attack, ana
havo not seon any algna of a 'Otum. ; 1
huvo takim about threo bpttloa of tha
Cutioura llesolvcnt, and do..not know
how much of the Soap or Ointment. ua
1 alwaya koop them wltb wej probably
ono Imlf dozon of ea9?. , _. '
" I decldcd. to give tho Cutioura Hom
cdlca a trial uftor I had soon tho resulta
of tholr trcatmont of eczoma on an
infunt iKilonging to ono of our nelch
bore. Tho puront took tho ohild to tha.
uouroat phyWclan, but hia trcatmont did
no good. Bo thoy prbourod tho Cutioura,
IU)nlodl(?, und ourpd her wlth thom.
W'huu Ihoy liegan uaing _.tlol}rftr,_.*m(I
Bdlea hor faco waa tomUjr, diangurod
for I eaw tho _amo ohild at tho age, of
flvo youm, and hor mother told mo tho
wwutna had novor brokon out^airmo. I
havo moro faitti in Cutioura tewJJ
for akiu diasaws than anythlng I kr?oW
of. I am, reaiicotf ully ypura, WMM
Wilson, Llacomb, lowa, Out. 1, 1005.
G*n?!(.-t. Bilwruol mii Jotofasl T^MEi.'Su, jKK
iiSZr,iiIJri'i....L u awafM'siJ'.!?'..'M^bUsW
^tcKM-.ypjiMKj:i ? *?*??- ,hiw>i,..w^;iw^';
WHAT ttffi
NAT10NAL BISCUIT COMPANY
STANDS FOR
?The sciintificreconstructed baking induBtiy, whereby
the goodrieai and nutritlon oi Biscuit and,Crackers
have oeen marvelously enhanced.
?The new meihod of protection by which all dust, dirt
and moisture are completely excluded from the package
and the freshness and goodness of its contents are car*>
U ypf This is the trade mark which appears
in red and white on each end of the
package as an absolute pledge both
of the qUalityof the baking and the.
purity of the packing.
For taatcDle tr? Craham Craakara?M dlfferent froa
\
Oe ofdlnaTy maakn maekert-dlfferent la beklnf?dlttrtal
ln ?t*ot^ffnetit ln j>acking. Mwe palatable-raore lillaty
ST, buibw utttotata only by the Hatlwul Bteall CoeapeTf.
JUSTICE FLEW Oll
OF
Negro Who R&bbed and"S'tkbbed
Anothen Caught ln Mldet of
His Celebratloii.
LED VICTIM TO DARK ALLEY
When Johnston Rcfused .to, ,Go
Furthcr Reed Wcllnigh', ^ *"
Butchercd Hlm."
Morton Reed, a burly nogro, charged
Wlth highway robhory nhd ' felonloua aa
aault Upon Johu H. Johneon, another
negro, waa In Pollco Court yeaterlay,
and wbb aent to the fcrand Jury. The
?evjdenoe agalnst hlm was apparently oon
Jolualve bf hla gullt, and JuBtlco Crutoh
flold aald, aftof hearlng the case .'and
ecndlng the negro to the'jury, "If Ihey
don't hang you.tno law booka, oughjt jto
be'burned up,"
Johnson, who oame to Rlohmond Tuoe
day from Stony Creeky Vn? intonded to
k-avo that nlght for Wllmlngton, Del.,
und had purehoaed hla tlehot to that
placo. Ho foll-Lh wlth a crowd of nogrooa
and bought them a iot of drlnka, About
n o'olock, aftor he had flaahod a large
,roll of bllla, Johnaon ticcompaniod Roed
to an alley near .Byrd ..Street; -But! be?
foro golng he waa warriod by a negro
Wlth whotfi ho had taken" "a drlnk that
Reed waa a dangoroua peraon, und would
very probabiy rob lilin. Bellevlrtg, Tflyw
ever, that he waa able' to tako caro ot
lilrriself, ho; went Wlth..hla. hoW-found
frlcnd, and only heBltnted whon ho roach
od thb mouth of ft dai-k alley. Whon ho
VefUBOd to go wlth Reed any further, he
waa pou'ncod upbri, .' ' ?
"Tho flrBt tlilng I know waa that ho
was alaahlng at me with a knlfo and had
hla hand in my Insldo pockot aftortny
jnonoy. Ho got my pocketbook out niid
1 tried to get away from hlm, when ho
cut rno In the breoet nnd ncroaa tho faco.
I ran from Byrd Stroot to Nlnth and
Broad and thoro fell. Tho anibulance
doctor treated mo." teetlflod tbo wounded
negro who had boon hold Up and robbod.
' Went Out to Celebrate.
Sorgennt Balloy and Patrolmen Kraft
and Duffy got a deschlptlon of Rocu nnu
arrested hlm at 12 o'olock of tho HipiG
nlght, ' aa ho waa comlng from Man
.clioBtqr, whero he had boon .colebraflng
wlth a'party of negro womon. He svnji ol
that tlmo woaring a noW auit of cldWCB
and a Stetson hat
Whon aoarched at tho pollco atallon
the nogro had ?10 and tho punso that Tie
hod onatohed from tlio pockot of hla
Victlm, , ?,
Reed lo tho most perfect spoclmcn or
Phyaloal mnnhood, porhapa, ovor Been In
Richmond. Ho hnB tho atrongth of u
glant.and could havo ouidly ovorpowoted
his (victlm without the uso of tho kiiiro.
Aftor ,hla hearlng In Pollco Court, Reed
.waa-atrlpped of tho cont und paijU thn*,
ho.had"bought wlth tho monotf, t,l nt; he.
lt; allogod to havo atolon f rom-JoJinson.
Reed - ovldontly Buspcctod that he WdUld
bt- mndo to give up tho clothos that; ho
had bought, and ellppod hla Stotapn .hot
to a negro who was noar the.pcn. Thla
negro wont out nnd pawnod tho head
gop r.
Juat twonty mlnutos aftorwnrda Onioor
Puffy found the hat ln Welnateln'B pawn
ehop on Slxth rttroet, ond brought It U?ok
tq tho, Clty Hall. . ; '"*
CHES^NUT HILL AND f ?'
HIGHLAND PAfW
? ?' _- <?
guost of her unulo, Mr. uoiinio, ot i.iunin,,,, ,
'?'Mlistor TOoma*' Scott, of Honrloo. oouuty, li
tho & nll wo?k of, Maslor, mnfc >ar
W ir'V?S?r ano* lltllo^aufc
^VI.^S'VrH'"'*} W, Vauirlmn nnfl ciilMrmi.
%lTA S..1* who haa batm slck for th'<
.,,?_ vlaltlng rrta?vea. , Uo g,^
rr??).y?^u'r^.?rw.r|l glvo a'moonllKht .*?
Rlchraonders in New York,
(Spoclal to Tho Tlmcs-IMspatchO
^"'i^-tBM- Cidl ao, F. P. Read un<
pnrlington. R. GHhaiu.
A Time For All Things
?
And thia ia the time to buy a new fence for the garden. The
v chlcken* will deatroy more than its cost in a weekV We have
0 all Wndi? Poultry Netting, Wood Picketta, Woven Wire, as
; well aa ai full line of Lawn Fence. See our New Lawn Swlrigs.
The beit made..
Baldwin C& Brown,
Headquarters for Good Fence, Hardware, Roofing, Lime,
Plaster, Etc.
If You Are Interested in Roofing, You Should Inveitlgate
the Merits of
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THE MOST PRACf ICAL ON THE MARKET.
, For pricei and further information callon ;;..<?;:
Watkins-Cdttrell Company, *
800TMBRNA0BNT8, RICHMOND, VA.
The Broad Street Baiik
Invitea the patronage of all who desire the aervicea
of a thoroughly equipped, conservatlvely managed
banking inatitution.
Interviews anZ Corr espondence Invited
WEDOING BELLS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
Marriage Pcrfonned Eightccn
Months Ago just Announccd
to Friends of Couple.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Diapatch.)
. ROOKY MOOJNT. VA.., July l8.-CardB
have Juat been issued announclng tho
marrlago of Mlea Louteo Klot^pf Wash?
lngton, D. C,. to Mr. Oedford S-helton
Itobertson,-of Rocky.Mount.
i.-.-Tho-coremonywas performed nt Rock
vltle.-Mu., by,Rev. R. W. Locko on Jnn -
aiy:ai; IOO61 elghWan months ngo. The
yonng Indy, who Is boautlful and, occorn
. laj.od, spent luat aummor horo at Hotel
Rocky Mount, Mr, Robortson bolna; tho
proprlcrtor of tho hotel and local edltor
of Tho Tlmtos-Dornqferat, but lt Is .1
rttnarkablc! fact, that no ono ?????*?*
J droamotl ot fcbo.marltol rolatlona p.s
iating botwoon thom, not even thelr moat
Whrtnto,?fjjlondB.. so woll waa tholr seoret
*Tl5?ynung. cpuplo left Wiahlngtor1 on
Tueadny of thia Wcek for a bctwted brldal
tour, whlch-lnolmloa Vlrglnla Beach, At?
lantlo Clty ft'rid'Now York. Mr. Robertaorj
ia onoof tho mo-t pppular nnd aucoeasful
younff buslnoaa mon of thia community.
Tho controoting partH* '"^ lf1?*0
roaaona for a socrt-it mnrrlngo, and lt ls
auggOBtod a? one reason thelr seoret was
bo woll kept -waa that ull who woro In
tlie seoret, inoludlng tho minister, wonn
Maaons. nnd all Woro plodgcd to aocrocy,
Mr, RoberUon - hlmsolf Is u prominent
Moaon, Mr. nn4 Mrs. Robortson wlll be
tut homo to tholr.frtentls aftor July 2Sth,
at llotol Rocky Mount.
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Soaps
There are $$$8 and soaps.
.You can gei soap iriost
any where, but not good
soap everywhere. The
Inajority of dealers aro not
judges of soap?they juat
sell soap. Ypu generally,
get tho poor-kind if you
don't buy at a, placo like
?this. We have the very
best soaps made, both ini
ported'and domestic.
Let us furnish YOU.'
T. A. Miller,
(Incorporated),
FOUR DRUO 8TORE8.
Roses,
Cut Floweri,
an?
Urgest Stock.
Hammond,
FlorUt,
109 Eftit Broad Streot.
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VA ft NN.
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