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Fla. sheriff: 6 children, 2 adults shot to death
A man killed six of his grandchildren, his adult daughter and himself in a shooting at a home in a small town in North Florida Thursday.
A man killed six of his grandchildren, his adult daughter and himself in a shooting at a home in a small town in North Florida Thursday.
Chesapeake Police have arrested a man after officers discovered meth inside his vehicle, Thursday night.
Congress cleared the way for the U.S. military to train and equip Syrian rebels for a war against Islamic state militants on Thursday.
Fire officials confirm a vehicle drove into a Chesapeake home Thursday night.
A car flips over the median after over-correcting and ejects the driver.
Virginia health officials are keeping a close eye on the Enterovirus, as the first cases in the state have been confirmed.
The Navy has a new plan to turn the tide on sexual assaults within the military, and it came to Naval Station Norfolk on Thursday.
Shame on the plane. Photos of passengers in odd positions and clothing go viral.
The fist case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in Virginia this year was discovered in Suffolk horse.
Home Depot says 56 million payment cards affected by data breach between April and September.
Police have released a description of a "person of interest" in the disappearance of a University of Virginia student.
According to Robert Bowen with Norfolk Airport Authority, Air Canada flight #924 received an Avionics smoke warning while en route from Mont…
Police say they caught two employees with "spice," or synthetic marijuana, at a local convenience store.
Two men from Chesapeake have been accused of breaking into an Ivor auto store.
The Oceana Air Show is back after budget cuts forced the planes to be grounded last year.


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The Fourth Day of Our
Progressive Sale
Finds Us Busier Than Ever
Every day greater crowd* are attending this Progressive Sale-hundred*
of women telling their many friends of the innumerable bargains to be found
in every department in dependable quality merchandise at unusual price savings.
A Progressive Salt of
WAISTS at Great Price Concessions
A PURCHASE OF l.tM LINGERIE WAISTS, REGULAR tt 1 AA
Forty different styles, that reflect the newest idea* of Paris, on
sale in our centre aisle, first floor.
Good new* travels fast, and this immense purchase of Dainty Lingerie
Waists at one-half their regular price, from one of the foremost makers, will be
welcome reading to hundreds of discriminating shopi>ers.
So matter if you are at present supplied in waists, you can't have too man\.
and these Waists are so out of the ordinary in style, workmanship and material
that you simply cannot afford to miss this sale to-day
Made of fine quality batiste, high neck, full length sleeve, daintily tucked
and designed, with Cluny, Swiss and Val. insertion; others with yoke farmed
in shadow lace and hand embroidered, forty different styles and all # f AA
sizes, 34 to 44; regular $2.00 and 92.50 values; special. ?9 1 #l/U
I Social and
I Per3onal|
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meredith Wood,
of Old Point Cjnifort announce the
engagement of then daughter. Margue?
rite Clay, to William Oongreve Jack?
son, of this city, the wedding to take
place the first week in December. Mr.
?Jackson Is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Pace, of Richmond, and is a
egn of the late Bishop Jackson, of
Washington and Alabama The wed?
ding will be one of the most impor?
tant society events of the early win?
ter season, and a number of Richmond
people will go to Old Point for its
celebration. Both Miss Wood and Mr.
Jackson are widely related throughout
the State. They will make their home
there on their return from their honey?
Par Mam Jaehawa.
Miss Mary Irvin Watklns entertained
at cards yesterday afternoon from 4
to ? o'clock, the affair being compli?
mentary to Miss Evelyn Jackson, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W.
Jackson. Decorations were in palms
and white chrysanthemums, and sj
color scheme of green snd white was
most effectively carried out In every
detail. The mantels were arranged
with white chrysanthemums, and a
slender green vase of white flowers
was used on each card table. Only the
debutantes of this season were in?
cluded in the invitations, a*nd five
tables were engaged. Miss Watklns.
nh? wore a lavender charmeus gown
draped In chiffon of the same shade
and trimmed in real lace, received
with the guest or honor. Miss Jack?
son was gowned In very pale pink
Charmeuse, made with an overdress of j
light blue chiffon spangled in silver |
and bordered with pink roses. Both:
Miss Watkins and Mias Jackson held!
big buuquets of Parma violets.
After the game was concluded tea
Was scrrvtf at small tables.
Maas Ear bee's Debut.
November 29 is the date set for the
debut party of Miss Elizabeth Travers;
Eaches. daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
Baring Eachea of 917 Floyd Avenue.,
Miss Eaches will be presented to Rlch-j
mond society at a ball given by her I
grandmother, Mrs. J. Hayes, which will
be given Id the ballroom of the Jef- j
ferson Hotel. Guests for the evening'
will include only the unmarried set
. here. Mlas Eachess sister. Miss Kxtii
icrine Eaches. was also introduced atj
,a similar function given by her grand-?
mother last winter, and Is one of the'
most charming; gl Ma 1* society. Both
ot the girl* are lovely, and (tome very
handsome entertaining will be incident
to the youngar sister's bringing out
thla winter.
Hawe Ueddlag.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
In the Church of the Holy Comforter
? last evening, when M at Frances Vir?
ginia Murray was married to James
Herbert Headen. The Hev. A. Vaughau
Colston and L>r. J. J. Cravatt. rector u
Holy Trinity Church, performed the
ceremony and the vested choir, ot
which the bride is a member, sang the
i "Bridal Chorus" from ?"Lohengrin" as
a processional, and Professor Richard
j C Sainebury, who was at the organ.
played appropriate selections during
I the service. Mendelssohn's "Wedding
March" was played as the bridal party
: left the church.
It was a rose wedding, and the
church decorations were in rose?-,
palms and candles, pale, piroses pre?
vailing. The bride wore a lovely white
princess satin gown made with a l?ng
train and trimmed In rose ;.oint lace.
Her wedding veil was baa? grandmoth?
er's rose embroidered lace veil, and
fell from a coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried a presentation bouquet of
Bride roses and entered the church
with her cousin. George T. King, who
gave her away. Her maid of honor,
Miss Eira Ellington, and her brides?
maid. Miss Sadie Thornton, wore
draped pink chiffon dresses caught
with sprays of rosebuds, and they car?
ried arm bouquets of Bridesmaid roses.
Mises Virginia Spicvr and Miss Hazel
Brown, two little cousins of the bride,
were flower girls and wore dainty pink
frocks and scattered rose petals ttmVM
French baskets in front of the bride.
Captsin Charles W, Parrish was the
groom's best man and the ushers in?
cluded Reginald Walker, Charles
Ruehrmund. Clifford Walker and
William S. Henning. Mr. and Mrs.
Headen have gone North on their wed?
ding trip, and will be at home after
November 20 at 2100 Hanover Avenue.
Far Mlaa t'transser.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clothier wlil
I entertain at a card party for the de
I butantes on Tuesday evening, Novem?
ber 12, at ?:30 o'clock. In honor of
! th"ir niece. Miss Elizabeth Clemmer. of
Hllver Brook, who is to be introduced
i to Richmond society this winter. The
girls have been invited to play cards
from s:S0 until 10 o'clock, when the
i men will come in and supper will be
served at small tables about 11 o'clock.
It will be one of the handsomest af?
fairs given for the debutantes this sea?
Isvttattssjs Omt.
Invitatipns have been received in Rich?
mond for the marriage of Miss Mar?
guerite Ashley Short, sister of Henry
Blount Short, to Thomas Garnett Tabb,
the ceremony to take place on Thurs?
day evening. November 21. at * o'clock,
in St. James Church, at Wilmingtotr,
N. C Mr. Blount will give a reception
for the bride and groom immediately
after the ceremony at his home. 32?
' an everlasting delight
That's what all your neighbors say when they
use Dunlop Flour.
Try a sack to-day and join tbe happy throng The housr
"srife who uses this floor can atwav* be toW by the happy
smnV on her face. Watch for that smile and think of
Dunlop Floor
Made in RrchrrH?d Sold on Foot Coorinents.
The DaoJof Milte, Richmond, Va.
Swath Third Street. Wilmington, to
whloh several hundred guests have
keen Invited. Mr T?bb aad his bride
will be at home at the Chesterfield
after January t Among the brides?
maids will be Miss Wilson, daughter
of President-elect Woodrow Wilson,
and a special train will carry the
guests from Kichmond attending the
wedding. Miss Shorts .father was
identifled with the Atlantic Coast Una
Hallway and she is a niece of Bishop
Strang.-, of North Carolina.
Marshall?Rite a.
The marriage of Miss Josephine
Rlton. daughter of Mr. and Mr? Victor
Andre niton, and Dr. Otis Marshall
will take place this evening at the
hom. ?f the bride in Crew*- at 7:30
o'clock. Dr. T. H. Lacy will officiate
and an elaborate musical program will
be rendered just before the entry of
? the bridal part> by Miss Hannah Coon,
of WaapssTe; Miss Sally Garland, of
Crewel and Mies Louise Jenkins, of
Richmond. Miss Cook ana Miss Mai ?
land will play the wedding march. Th -
house will be decorated In quantities
of autumn flowers, and the long draw?
ing room, where the ceremony will
take place will be arranged with palm*
and ferns and pink and white roaea.
The staircase, down which the bride
and her maid of honor will come, will
be hunt; with smllax and autumn leaves
and great Jars of yellow chrysanthe?
mum* will decorate the hall. The din?
ing room will be decorated in pink
roses and white chrysanthemums and.
an immense silver bowl of roses wilt
be used as a centrepiece for the table.
The b.-lde's wedding gown is of white
crape meteor and brocaded chiffon. It
is made with panniers of chiffon and Is
trimmed with duchess lace and pearls.
Her veil will be arranged with pearls
and edged with real Iaee and she will
carry a bouquet of Bride rose? and
? lilies of the valley. She will wear a
pearl bar pin. the gift of the bride?
groom, as her only ornament, and Mr.
Riton will give his daughter away. -
Miss Nathalie Bertha Reynolds, of Key ;
Wast, Fla., who will be the bride's ?
maid of honor and only attendant, win
be gowned in white net embroidered
in blue and silver and made over white
satin. She will carry La France roses.
J. Taylor Twyman. of Charlottesvllle.
will attend the groom as hie best man.
A reception a-ill be held immediately
after the ceremony, and Miss Ruth
Smithison. of Crewe, and Miss Nan
Lang, of Wilmington, Del., will preside
at the punch bowi. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
?hall will leave on the midnight train
for Ashevlle, X. C. where they will
spend their honesjtnoori. The bride will
travel in a dark blue ratine suit with a
hat to match. j
Cuests from a distance attending the
ceremony are Mrs. Oliver M- Edwards.
Miss Amy Edwards, of Syracuse. X. T.; j
Mrs. C. A. Carpenter. Miss Carpenter.
Miss Margaret Carpenter, of Xorwalk.
Conn: Mr. and Mas. Allen Carpenter, of
Yonkera. X. C: Miss Nan Lang, of I
Wilminton, Del.; Miss Eleanor Jacobs,;
of Pomeroj , O.; Miss Mary Holman. of |
Toledo. O.; J. X. Cook. Miss Cook.'
Misset. Katherine arnd Emma Cook. '
Wilaon Cook, of Roanoke: Miss Eliza
I beta Marshall, of Charlottesvllle; Miss
Gertrude Marshall. Mrs. G. X. Gtllum.
of Barboursville; Mr. and Mrs. L H. ;
Jenkins. Miss Louise Jenkins. Miss El-;
len Jenkins, of Richmond; Mrs. Mary
Bird. Misses Bird, of Petersburg; Miss,
Nathalie Reynolds, of Key West. Fla.;
Miss Grace Walton, of Farmvllle; Mr. j
and Mrs. William Land, of Blackstone;'
Hamilton Smith, of Brandy; Xelson j
Wamplor. of Culpcper; J. T. Twyman, ,
of Charlottesvilie: Ruf us Roberts, of.
Culpeper; Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Hancock
aad C X. Mays, of Lynchburg. The i
'? groom is a son of Mr. and Mra Rob?
ert K. Marshall, of Barboursville.
Xashvflle Wedding.
The Nashville Banner of recent Issue
contains the' following of interest to
the groom's relatives here: j
"Decorated with ascension lilies and
rilled vrlth guests. Christ Church wasj
the scene Saturday afternoon of one of j
the most beautiful weddings ever sol-;
emntzed before its altar, when Miss
Helen Bell and Rev. Joseph Lyons
Meade. Archdeacon of Arizona, werei
married. The bride's family has been
for generations identified closely with
the life and activities of Christ Church,
and Mr. Meade. a descendant of the.
distinguished Bishop Meade, of Vir-;
ginia. is a leader among the younger:
prelates of the Episcopal Church, his,
work having been bold, earnest and!
signally successful.
The ceremony was performed at i |
o'clock by Rev. H. J. -..ikcll. and wad'
preceded by an organ program by Pro-j
fessor F. A- Henkel a*nd a violin num?
ber. 'By the Borders of the River.'
given by Alfred E. HowelL Elaborate j
arrangements of white lilies decorated!
the altar, on which the cloths were of j
white satin heavily embroidered In
gold. Clusters of lilies were tied toj
the choir stalls and marked the line of)
reserved pewa
"The ushers were Rev. J. Francis Mc
Cloud. assitant rector of Christ Churoh:
Frank Carl Stahl man. John M. Gray.
Jr.. R. T. Wilson. Alex. O. Hefnter. E.
A. Lindsay. Hamilton S- Wool wine and
Robin J. Cooper, and were followed by
the maid of honor, the bride's younger
sister. Miss Marina Woods Bell. The
best man. Rev. John B. Cannon, rector
of Grace Church, Memphis, attended
the bridegroom, who entered from the
choir door.
"The bride wss escorted to the altar
by her uncle. George A Washington,
and was given In marriage by her
mother. Mra Stanley Bell. Her wed?
ding gown was a creation of heavy
w hit. satin and old point lace, trimmed
elaborately with garlands of orange
blossoms. A pointed trafn was caught
with clusters >f flowers, and a chaplet
of the orange buds confined the veil'
of point lace. Her bouquet was of
white heather, fringed with fragrant,
white Jasmine, which has been the cho-!
sen flower for bridal bouquets of the '
beautiful women of the Woods fam?
ily Her only ornament was a hand?
some pe*ndant pin of sapphires and
pearls, given by the groom.
"Mist Marina Bell wore a Tarts
toilette of brocaded blue and pink pom?
padour silk. It was made after an old
French model, with a deep pink Wat- |
teaa trimmed in silver and small pink
rose bods. Her blue silk hat had a
wreath of pink roses, and satin slip?
pers matched the shade of a purple
heather banquet, which was bordered
with Ptak roses Sprays of whits aadi
purple aaatbar were warn as boatoa- j
stores by the behVgrsss* and the hast!
ssea. respectively, matching the boa-!
qnets of the bride aad bar aaaai of j
honor. Buttonhole sprays of lll<ea of
the valley wars worn by the jehora \
The brides mother ware black!
sOk. wHS a Mac* thread lace
tats the church by I
Robert Woods
who ware a Mac* velvet
salt with
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Buy Men's Underwear
Men's Grey Wool Underwear, as
good as the usual fl.5U #| A A
grade, here for. #I,UU
Men's Grey Half Wool In- 7*?
der*ear, $1.00 value. / ??C
All-Wool Red Under- 4M A A
wear, sale price. ?"?la""
Warm Fleece Lined Under- ff/I
wear, s?ale prke . ?/yC
Kla.-tic- Ribbed Underwear, the
stppBfj tough wearing kind; CA _
I ?er garment . *7vC
real lace, with a black velvet picture
?The bridegrooms brother and sis?
ter. Mr. and Mrs Spier Wbitaker. of
Birmingham, and his aixiit. Miss Wil
llam?. of Birmingham, represented hU
connection. Mrs. Whttaker wore a
handsome gold-colored Charmeuse satin
combined with real lace and bands of
brown fur. A black velvet plumed hat
completed the toilette. Miss Williams
wore a blaiTc crep.- meteor and pro?
cess lace, with a black velvet hat. w
?"The ceremony was followed by a
reception at 2000 West End Avenue,
where Mrs. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Wash?
ington and Miss Marina Belt received,
and the company was limited to rela?
tives, in* wedding party and a fuw
close frier*!.* The reception rooms
were decorated with white lilies, and
lilies also wer? used decoratively on
the wedding cake and confections. The
table was arranged with a centrepiece
of lilies in a tall silver pitcher and
silver service for coffee and ices at
either end. The table cover was of
Venetian point lace.
"Kev. and Mrs. Meade left on the
evening train for a Southern and
Western wedding trip, making several
stops cn route to Williams, arksrs they
will enter the Grand Canyon. After
December 1 they will be at home at
Flagstaff, which Mr. Meade has se?
lected * as his place of residence and
where a charming bungalow has been
recently completed and made readjy for
them. Mrs. Meade wore for traveling
a dark blue whipcord tailored gown'
trimmed with silk braid, and a small
black velvet hat finished with white
To Eatetrala Te-Xlght.
The Sauthern German Club will give
a feocial soiree this evening at 9 o'clock
at the Conservatory of Music Hall, cor
gat of Laurel and Broad Streets. A
number of new members have been
added to the club, and the entertain
ment this evening will be a most at-'
tractive and interesting event. !
The marriage of Mrs. Maggie I* GH- j
liam and Captain Henry B l.oberts was ]
celebrated on Tuesday morning, No- {
vember 5, at 9 o'clock, at the home of i
John M. Brown, fn PuJaskl County, j
near New River Depot. The Rev. Du-'
prey Holladar. paator of the River]
View Presbyterian Church, performed
UM ceremony, and after a wedding
breakfast Captain and Mrs. Roberts
left foe their home in Washington
County, near Ablngdom.
la and Oat at Tvsa.
Mrs L. D. Hamilton has returned to
Petersburg after a visit to relatives
in Richmond.
j Mr. and Mrs. Percy B. Traylor are
j registered at the Astor Hotel, ln New
I York City, for several days.
Miss Emma Leigh, of Danville, is
the guest of friends here for a short
. stay. j
Mra W. W. Brockman. Mrs. F. E.
Williams and Mrs. F. M. Hill, of Char
lottesville, are spending a few days in
this city.
Mrs. Bessie Bowe, of this city, is a
guest of her mother at the University
of Virginia
Mrs. E. C. Hathaway, of Norfolk, will
arrive here to-day to visit Mra Buch?
Durham Withers, who has been ill
for several weeks at Grace Hospital
with typhoid fever, is greatly improved
and hopes to be out within a fort?
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.}
Culpeper. Va. November *.
Helen Barney, the daughter of Mra.
Lucy Ramey. was married in the Bap?
tist Church here at ?:30 o'clock this
evening to William Henry Jones. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E
W. Winfrey. D. D.. the pastor of the
church. Mrs. Wise Jennings was at
the organ. The church was beautifully
decorated with palms, ferns and candles.
The bride wss sttended by Mrs. Wal?
ter Mtnter as matron of honor. Powell
Jones, of Richmond, was his brother's
best man. The four ushers were Mal-j
ver Hill, of Richmond; Harry Varner.j
of the 1'nlvereity of Virginia: P. Mer?
cer Jones and Carrington Watkins. of|
Culpeper. Mr. and Mrs. Jones left on aj
late train for an extended Northern |
tour, and on their return will re
in their homo on Spencer Street.
(Special tu The Times-I?ispatch.]
Taylorsvllle. Vs.. November C?la
the presence of a large number af rela?
tives Robert J. Chisholm. of Taylors?
vllle. and Miss Corinna Clyde Mallory
were married at the home of the j
bride's parents. Mr. and Mra Charles
Mallory. Ellett's Crossing, at IX o'clock I
Wednesday. Rev. W. D. Bremner om- J
elating. The parlors were beautifully
decorsted. The bridal couple stood I
before an altar banked with ferns. I
chryssnthemnms and rosea in the
midst of which burned twenty-four
candles. Mra Alfred Wright was
matron, and Fred N. Mallory was
groomsman. The young couple left
on the noon express for Washington.
Mew Torn, Niagara Falls. Toronto and
other point.'.
On returning Mr. and Mrs Chisholm
expect te reside in Richmond.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch 1
I'ungotesgue. Va. November ?.?A
very pretty marriage took plane at!
high noon to-day. when Miss Margaret
m, Wright, the daughter of Mra Vir- j
gtnla Hlekman. became the bride af|
Clement B Stewart, ef Norfolk. Thai
hridal party, after dinner at the I
bride's home, ware driven to Meiler
la an seta ssensle. where they tee* the
?oath-bound train for the borne of
satbfis ?rlisa ay 1
k ten cattle sealer,
mg sssrkrsi near Bs
Pass, sawnt ? gesso
tber turned turtle a* a esteh,
Mfrisaaw f the saaehtss eager H. The r?
**dibsr Vi-sjT* i**Ti ih'L st^sls'i
Young Sir John Wood Owes
Baronetcy to Victoria's
hv La m.UimiSK OB koxtkxoi.
YOVMQ Sir John Wood owe* the
baronetcy to whlcn he baa just
succeeded at the aae of fifteen
to a sentiment of gratitude on
the part of Queen Victoria, it having
been one of the tiret honors that she
bestowed, after her accession to the
throne. It was granted by her to Sir
?Matthew Wood, twice Lord Mayor of
it wan the ISO. jot advanced without
see welly h> Matthew Wood to the Duke
and Duchess uf Kent, which enabled
sheas to leave the German town in
which they a-ere living, and to come to
England in time for the birth of the<r
daughter, afterwards Queen Victoria
In view of the well known ambition
of her unele. Ernest Duke of Cumber?
land, to secure the throne of England,
supported as he was by a considerable
portion of the Tory aristocracy, and by
the Order of Qraftgemen. of which he
was the grand master. It was a matter
of the utmost importance in connection
with Queen Victoria's succession, that
she the eld be born on Kngl<sh soil, and
it *a.. Matthew Wcod who alone ren?
dered thiss> possible.
Nor was this the only occasion on
which Matthew Wood came to the
ttnajicial assistance of the Duke and
'luchess of Kent. For when the duke
\i?-d suddenly at Weymouth. Queen
Viitoria being but nine months old at
the time, it was Matthew Wood who
paid off his local creditors, and thus
enabled the removal of his remains to
London. wh<ch the local tradesmen had
prevented until the satisfaction of their
Queen Victoria never forgot this
treatment of her dead father and of
her widowed mother by the people of
Weymouth. The town bad until then
been one of the most fashionable of
aeaside resorts, owing to the patronage
of inj atjj Queen Victoria not only
puf a stop to this patronage from the
time of her accession to the throne,
but even went so far as to dissuade
people from going there, so that It en?
tirely lost its vogue and much of its]
former prosperity.
Royalty in distress appealed to Sir
Matthew- Wood. For it waa he who
took the unfortunate Queen Caroline
under his protection on the occasion of
her !ast visit to London, who accorded
her the hospitalities of his metropolitan
residence and championed her cause
in the most generous fashion, at the
Reduced rate Washington. D. C.,
Cnitwd Daughters of the Confederacy.
Round trip from Richmond. $4.23.
Tickets sale November 8th to 14th. In?
clusive. Final limit December 1, 1912.
I For further information apply to any
; R.. F. & P. R. R. agent or the under?
signed. W. P. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
I ( Advertisement. >
The Finest Made.
E. G. HIKE, Maasa-er,
117 West Broad.
Better I
lool Shoes
for the Money
3*1 East Bs ess street.
Special displays of new fall styles In
Women's Apparel. _
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters at
Jones Bros. & Co., Inc.
1418-1420 E. Main St.
I Reduced prices on new|
Tailored Suits._
Hopkins Funntere Co.
7 West Broad St
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m. w. Corner Third
arm makk a aroctet/ry
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risk of the displeasure of hi
e>iim. George XV.
?sir Matthew Wood's BManhf, aoa
came lord chancellor, being at
same time raised to the peerage, as
l?rd Hatheny. and it Is said that when
he received the seals of office from the
Vtueen. she recalled to ham hog much
sne and her parents owed to the kind?
ness of his fathet.
Other members of the Wood family
are Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood. V.
<-*., and his sister, who aMer marrying
Oaptaun William Hoary OShea, of the]
Eighteenth iluasars. died as the widow
of th* gryat Irish leader, Charles Ste?
wart Parnell. Their niece, Minna
Wood, married the only son of H. M.
Bradhurst. of New York.
Young Sir John Wood, the new baro- I
I net, does not succeed to any property
worth mentioning, and the great for?
tune of Sir Matthew Wood has entire?
ly vanished. Us remnants disappeared I
; in the bankruptcy of the fourth baro- j
net, who died four years ago, and the
I fine Hatherly House estate ln Glouces?
tershire, from which lord Chancellor
i Hatherly took his title, passed out of
the family.
I The name of the first baronet's wife.
Maria Lady Wood, is still borne to this
! day by the state barge of the City of
London, which the chief magistrates of
the city were wont to use in the early
half of the Victorian era, when they
proceeded to Westminster in state, by !
water, on the day of their inauguration,
Grandduke Cyril of Russia, who
stands third in the line of succession
to the throne, is once more in trouble
with his cousin, the Czar. The latter
insists that the princes of bis house
who bold commissions either in the
army or the navy, should at any rate
make a pretense of fulfilling their!
datlas in connection therewith. j
Recently the grandduke. who has not I
done any service in the navy since the'
sinking of the Petropavlovsk at the
entrance of port Artnur eight years
I ago, was called upon to go to sea and
I ? .? assigned to the command of the
cruiser Oleg, with directions to cruise
about on her for a period of eight j
: mootha preliminary to MS advancement ]
to the rank of admiral.
Cyril, who has been divMitg his time
between Paris the South of Franc--.1
his mother-4n-taw's palace at Coburg, i
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Cobra Attack
In the premiere of "Top Gear", the Dodge Viper SRT is up against the cobra attack helicopter in Griffin, Georgia. In a desert drag race the guys race Lamborghinis to find out which one is the best.
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This episode has a drifting competition and racing against downhill skiers to find the best of the best. The Aston Martin V8 Vantage faces off against the Aston Martin V12 Vantage to check out its horsepower.
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The guys head to North Carolina to run some moonshine. Well at least they have to prove the their $1000 cars are worthy of running moonshine. Cars included in this episode are a Ford Mustang Boss, Nissan 300ZX, Ford Thunderbird, and Cadillac Coupe Deville.
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To try and prove that one of the old beater cars from yesterday should be brought back into production, the guys are top put the cars through a series of tests. The cars being testing by "Top Gear" include a Buick Roadmaster, Pontiac Fiero, and a Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme.
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Anchuan the water Wocky fumbled with the rope, droplets grating from his hand as he succeeded in a tight grip on the flailing tether. He heaved backwards, digging the heels of his boots into the wooden deck and turning the lateen sail in the desired direction. With great deliberation he tied down the rope to its peg, and then turned to the burly Ogrin, whose job it was.
"That's how you turn the ship. See? The sail's running fore and aft again." he said, motioning tiredly above him. The Ogrin looked up and grunted, his face permanently set in a scowl. Anchuan took a deep breath, somewhat winded by his effort, and walked past the other neopet, patting him on the shoulder as he passed. This earned him a growl, though now he was newly preoccupied by something, and did not notice.
In a few seconds, he was at the port-side railing of the Shenkuu sky ship, peering out through the clouds at the ocean below them.
"Captaaiin!" he yelled, turning his head, his eyes focused on something in the distance. There was no response, and ignoring the glances of the other crew, he ran below deck, through the cargo, down some more steps, and out onto a small under-hanging. His pirate hat brushed the bottom of the ship as the Wocky leaned into a speaking pipe.
"Captain?" he called again.
This time a smooth, stuffy voice answered. "Yes, Anchuan? What is it?" Anchuan very much disliked that voice, but it was such fun to imitate. He resisted the urge to do so now, trying not to imagine the captain in his odd hat, and made haste in explaining.
"We've got another one, cap'."
"It's pirate, is it?"
"Yes. I can see the flag..." The Wocky squinted both eyes. "An Eyrie skull, if I ever saw one. No crossbones, but there's a sword and a feather."
"Good. Tell the crew to prepare to board and stay above the cloud cover."
"And if you stay in that cabin of yours, cap', they might start thinking I'm the skipper o' this ship."
"Not yet, first mate." The captain said, amusement in his voice. "I'll be up when you're ready."
With that, Anchuan leapt back up the steps and headed back to the deck. Then, all of a sudden, the ship lurched violently. Many barrels fell forward and started to roll towards the front of the hold. The Wocky yelped as one of them crashed into his legs and sent him falling backwards. He was saved by a well-placed hammock, swinging under him as the ship continued to dip. Gritting his teeth, he stood up and raced to the open deck. They had dropped under the clouds, and their quarry was only just below them, a little ways to their left.
"So much for taking them by surprise." muttered Anchuan, and he started to direct the other deckhands. "Get the back windmills going! We're going to hit the water if you numb-nuts can't steady her out!" There was more shouting from across the deck, and with a sigh he stomped along the side of the ship to the captain's cabin.
As his right boot came down, the ship heaved upwards again, hovering for a few moments in steadiness, but then tilted sideways, so that the Wocky stumbled back and then crashed into the railing with a loud "Oof!" Several other neopets skidded down along with him, then, grabbing whatever they could, worked their way back to right the rocking ship again.
In the meantime, Anchuan held on to the top of the railing, his top half threatening to pull the rest of him overboard as he leaned precariously at the ship's edge. Drops of water fell from his face and hands. Breathing hard, he realized he could see the other ship underneath him. And there, standing with her eyes narrowed, was a blue Eyrie. She had long, black hair and a wooden leg. Around her, also looking up at him, were a dozen pirates or so, each grim faced, slightly confused, and mostly rugged, though none looked as unyielding as her. It was then that he saw the cannons, about half of them on the deck turned up at the sky ship.
He stared at the blue Eyrie, all thoughts of boarding the ship gone. She stared back, and he found his lips moving.
"Ah... Hullo there." He offered a weak smile, and then, as if to stop him from further talking, the ship groaned and leaned starboard to straighten once more, pulling him back. He held fast, however, and his smile grew a little as he continued to gaze at the Eyrie.
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What is it like, dating after divorce, when you have kids?
Well, there are good guys, bad guys, those you can't quite categorize. And naturally, our kids react to all of it.
All of it we let them in on, that is. And I'm not a proponent of letting them in on much – until a relationship is stable.
Then again, it was one of my sons, age 12 at the time, who was anxious for me to get back out there and meet men.
On the other hand, I will point out that his younger brother wanted me home and available only to the two of them, though I doubt he would admit as much.
And that in itself reflects how differently our children will react to our forays into dating life.
How Kids React to Parents Dating
Some children may be comfortable with our online dating, our going out, our parade of coffee or drink encounters, or fix-ups for those who still engage in the personal introduction.
Other kids? They're threatened, they're jealous, they're conflicted.
Which way things will go depends. And not only on the openness of our children and the relationship we have with them, but how old they are, how often they see the other parent, and the nature of that relationship.
Even then, we won't necessarily know what they think or feel – unless we ask and observe.
As a veteran of the post-divorce dating
wars adventure, I believe our job as parents includes paying close attention to our children's responses. Sometimes, they can be more on target when it comes to judging who we're dating than we are.
Dating After Divorce
In my first few years of
horror at the thought of dating after divorce, I found the exercise an amusement and an irritation: could I get my "groove" back, could I feel confident as a single woman again, could I schmooze, could I listen, could I flirt – just enough, without going too far.
Could I really be going through all of this again?
Did I have to?
Most of the women I know ran the
gauntlet gamut of disasters experiences in their post-divorce dating years – everything from the Bad Boys, and the No-Strings-Attached Fun Fests, to the transitional First Love After Divorce.
As to that last, I will mention that some get stuck here, remarry without fully healing, and are later sorry.
Over time, there were other explorations: the genuinely Nice Guy, trying out a different physical type, a different emotional type, or a different age range. Yes, younger.
It's a bit like living through adolescence again, with all the disappointment and heartbreak that entails, but happily – without zit cream and braces.
Life After Divorce: Time, Time, Time
Life after divorce is a good time for discovery – as long as you don't ignore what your children are going through, and how your exploration might mess with their heads – or their hearts.
Some children will resent anyone you might date, while others will attach too quickly to someone who may not be in your life more than a few weeks or months.
Do you know which tendency your child is likely to experience? What if one keeps his distance and the other attaches?
All the more reason to keep your
sex personal life personal, and not bring a new partner into your world – or theirs – inappropriately, unsafely, or too fast.
Bad Boys, Good Guys, Your Dating GPS
I can't say my judgment was the best in the first few years I was dating after divorce. I suppose I had to crawl before I walked, and walk before I could run.
I was 40-something, unsure of myself, and had plenty of worries – including responsibility for my kids 95% of the time.
I was occasionally bold, frequently convinced I sucked at dating, and
withdrawal into a shell "fallow" periods were an utter necessity. During those times, I took a hiatus from all of it.
When we're starting over, don't we need time to heal and retool? Shouldn't we get to know ourselves in a new status, and reset expectations? Doesn't it make sense that our dating GPS is rusty?
How We Tell Kids We're Dating
So how do we tell our kids we're dating? Once we do, how much do we share? What else do we have to figure out?
- Do we let them see someone pick us up at the door?
Make out in the car as they giggle and peek through the living room curtains?
- How do we answer potentially embarrassing questions?
- Do we allow them to determine who we see or don't?
- How will we manage sleep-overs – if we reach that point in a relationship?
- Weekends away together? Blending with the kids of someone we date?
How much store do we put in their reactions when we bring a new adult into their lives?
Dating Fights Isolation
Since my son encouraged me to date, that took care of that. Frankly, he was more attuned to my needs than I was.
When I would stop dating for six months or a year, eventually he would tell me to start again. He noted my crankiness, my growing stress, and told me I needed to date.
He was right, every time.
And if he hadn't encouraged me to socialize, how would I have approached the subject of dating?
I imagine I would've provided reassurances that he and his brother were my priority, but adults need company their own age – just like kids.
Kids Have Good Instincts
I am reassured by what my children have told me over the years. They were clear about who they liked (and who they didn't), and I tried to pay attention to their non-verbal responses as well. But some years back there was a gentleman who pursued every avenue to sweep me off my feet. My kids seemed to like him (I know now they were being polite); he seemed to like them (my kids are likeable); he had children, too – everything seemed fine.
When he ended our relationship abruptly after pushing it to a serious point, I was hurt and confused. It was months later that I found out he was stringing along several women at the same time. One of my sons then told me he never quite trusted him. Clearly, my teenager's dispassionate assessment was on target, and my own was off. I should have paid more attention to my son's excellent instincts.
Slow and Easy Dating
Flash forward several years – to breaking bad patterns and lucking out with a very Good Guy. Of course, my kids are older now and that eases dating logistics. But I like to think I've done a better job of looking as well as not looking, and likewise, a better job of pacing myself when I find I like someone.
I've also observed and listened to my sons' reactions to the
amazing, fabulous, funny, patient man I'm seeing.
They seem to like him. They liked him immediately. They also used their own friends and connections to "check him out" – as they had a means to do so. And then they gave me the green light.
I'm amused – and grateful – for my boys' reactions. While I'm more comfortable trusting my gut these days, I also trust my kids' instincts. As long as they were living under my roof, they had a huge stake in my choices of romantic partner. And they still do – because they're my children, and they're invested in my happiness, as I am in theirs.
- Do you pay attention to your children's instincts when it comes to people in general?
- If you're a single parent and dating – how much influence do your children exercise in your dating patterns?
- What do you share with them – and how soon?
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Super Ultra Fighter
What up dudes! I've been way out of the loop on posting, and I definitely needed to post something to put me back in the rhythm of making these. I promise I won't disappear forever, my life has just been more »
Need For Speed
Hey guys! Here's a continuation of the storyline started in DS #60-61. Sloth has some trouble driving sometimes because of his relative speed and reaction time… to be continued in DS #63! Sorry this update has been a bit slow more »
Suspect Takedown
Hey guys! This week sloth shows off his suspect takedown skills! This one is pretty silly, but what else is this thing for? I'm still making some serious progress on the first Detective Sloth poster, so be on the lookout more »
First On The Scene
Hey guys! What's shakin'? Unfortunately for Sloth, he is rarely the first on the scene… for obvious reasons. Anyway, I'm working away at various DS related projects that I'll have more info on soon! Until next week, sloth fans! Tweet
Hey guys! What's shakin'? I've always found this cliche to be a bit bizarre in detective fiction, I can't imagine how counterproductive and ridiculous it would be. Nevertheless, I imagine it can happen, so I figured I'd do an absurdist more »
Master Of Disguise
Hey guys! Sorry for the random disappearance, I was travelling without all of my fancy technology. Sometimes even the sloth needs a vacation! Anyway, Sloth is back in action and taking on new cases! I've always liked the "undercover agent more »
American Muscle
What's up! Hope everyone had an interesting Fourth of July weekend! Sorry if this alienates any international readers out there, but regardless of the way our government is screwing up big time seemingly at every turn, I still dig this more »
Triumphant Return
Hello good people of the internet! After a long break, Detective Sloth is back in action! Here is his not-so-triumphant return! I find it pretty funny that most of the volume of sloths come from their fur, when they get more »