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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-19
ARDMoRE, TUESDAY. MARCH 19

Fhe prevailing opinion now
seems to be that not exceeding
two congresses will go by before
the Indian Territory will have to
change its form of government.
A strong tide seems to have set
in that way at the national capital
and the leading men ofthe Indian
country do not appear SO strongly
disposed now as formerly to longer
fight against it. They look upon
the change as inevitable and are
fast becoming reconciled to it.
Gainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-19

The Fort Smith, Ark. Enter
prise cana out on St. Patrick S
day in green from date line to 80
and presented in its unique dress
a most pleasing appearance 1t
was eight pages all of which were
filled with interesting reading
and advertising of the merchants
of its city. The latter was its
crowning feature as it showed a
commendable degree of apprecia-
ton by the business men of Fort
Smith of advertising as 4 invest
ment. The Enterprise and its
patrons done themselves much
honor in their st. Patrick
edition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-19

STANDARD COTTON BELT ATTRACTIONS
Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano, Greenville, Sher-
man, Whitewright, Wolfe City, Sui
phur Springs, Waco, HillsbOrO, COrsi-
cana. Tyler. PittSburg, and Texar-
kama to Memphis. Tenn, making
close connections at Memphis for the
Old States, and at TcXarkana making
close connections for ST. Louis and
the north via St. L. i. NJ. & ) Ry.
Pullman sleeping coach service from
the above cities for Memphis via SCOT
t IN Belt Route" and for st. Louis via
st. L. /. Nj. s. S. BY. from Texarkana-
Through Pullman sleepcrs from San
Antonio 10 Memphis via international
u Great Northern railway, Tyler and
"JOttOn Belt Route"
Close connections to receive anC
deliver paSsenge. . in Texas as follows
GreenVille with the Nj. h. & Il. anC
Texas Midland railway; Plano witt
the Fl. & It. c. railway; Fort NOrtl
with the Fit. s ID. g; TT. W. 4 Il. G
G. c. s. S. +: T. s. p. railways Biz
With the |. & G. n. Ry: COrsicani
with the III. g. II. c. Ry; Waco will
the NJ. X. & II. and S. A. & A. p. Ry
McGregor with the G. G. & S. +. Ry
All Texas railways sell tickets vi;
the Cotton Belt Route" ask then
and secure the accommodations AM
Quicks tiDc offered by the only lin
running solid trains from Texas Z
Memphis. All enquiries answers
promptly 10y :. g. WARNER,
6. 7. A., Tyler, Tex.
A. A. gibson,
T. p A., Fort Worth. Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-19

If you want the court news. from rali-
ARDMOREITE. IL contains athe news.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-19

BriRnoli, the tenor. was sensitive
About his age. A young lady onoe said
to him in admiration. "SignOr Brignoli,
/ have known you ever since was lit
Gle girl" " He turned around in n fury
and shouted, "Yes, ard have known
Jon "vcr since / was little boyP'-Ex.
change
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04
bridge, and continued paving yesterday.

W llliam Hicks, q COlOred man, was
Yesterday sentenced by Judge Burleigh
te seven days in the county Jail, for dis
orderly conduct and disturbing the
peace.
Mrs. j. A. Brown ana children of the
Boston and Great Falls addition have
returned from a four months visit With
relatives in Seattle and other Washing
ton cities.
Entries will he received at the fair
grounds by the secretary up till noon to-
day. The time has been extended 30 as
to accommodate number OF people
from the country. who will not arrive till
today.
Fire at the residence of j. II. Russell,
in the Boston and Great Falls addition,
late Saturday night, did considerable
damage TO the building and furniture,
The building was burned about three
years ago.
II. A. Gudger, assistant United States
attorney, in charge Of the Indian depre-
daton claims in Montana, is in tho city
from Ashevile, n O.. and will cross ex-
annie claimants and Witnesses in dep.
relation claims.
1he faI.lo shaHo e&hlplt arrived yes
teroay ara WAS 4aiy entered by 5ecIo-
tafS oochrah' lI may oe atatod Ior 1he
| c"spiorI OIL we id"las, lAai shaEe3 WIZ ne
saleiy hcr"e.', ana nov aIIo"ed 10 stroll
hI"unu 'He ia'F s'ouHus'
Edward y. Dibble Yesterday fled for
record government patent 10 lots 2. 3
and !. and the eontheast quarter gf The
soutnWesI I1aF1er oi s"ction ~. town
e.'P W p"'1N' ianHe odS', loo'o' acfeS'
S'A 'i'''o9 west oI Hhhu |ou'ee'
All live stock in the city entered for
premiums or display must be in the fair
grounds before 10 o'clock this morning.
Superinteudente and Judges Of the sew
eral divisions of the fair are requested 10
report at the srcretary'a Office before 10
o'clock this morning.
,u.-,
are fixed as follows: For adults, so cents
each; for children between the aGea Of s
and ID years, - cents; children under s
years, accompanied By adults, free;
saddle horses or teams admitted inside
the grounds, 30 cents extra.
Grr+ r{Irnol,n want +, Rn+to ,o.4or.
lar 0n;n,r t1 lhn rn,,,,,,t rn,,i',n.,iinn nf
C,ni p,lrnE, ~ p,,ttn fr,r, fhn n,,+tn
\ & Ins,on ('n en,t i}1nrnt,,n Win h.vr
yunn,risi,n ~ ,hn Iattnr ,.cn',,nn,,,e
E,5ttc en,rItnr ae VOL, as thc (;rnat F:,lle
smcIter OF the b"Ston " Montana 20.
A party from Benton states that ca
dottc, the condemned murderer, who
unless the law intcrleres, will hang
Oct. Is. takes his fate philosophically.
A negro, recently confined in the count,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Gus Okerman. prominent rancher of
the hiboy district, is spending few
days in town and visiting the county
fair,
James llaletead has resigned his posi-
tion in Strain Broe.' dry goods depart
ment to accept position with the Paris
dry goods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. III, b. Mitchell Of Nei
bart will arrive tomorrow to attend the
fair, and will be the guests Of Esv, and
Mrs. j. ID. Reid.
A. Hall, representing the Montana
Stockman and Farmer of Helena, is a
visitor at the Cascade county fair, in the
interests of his journal.
Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald returned
yesterday from Monarch with Mat Pies,
charged With stealing lumber, who will
have his examination before Justice
| Race today.
Mrs. Emma Berg and little daughter,
Fos,r, OF the Boston i Great Falls add
fion, hayo gUnD to Warm Springs for
their health They expect TO be gone
about two months.
The defendant has filed notice Of IN.
tention t. NOVA for a new trial in the
suit of 4, y. Kelhson VS.. School District
No. /, in which plaintiff secured iudg-
ment for $3.50 %.
James Rove, an old-timcr residing
near Fort benton, died Sunday. Mr.
jaovss ~ 5oet If griende NJ r,,,gG 81
Geath wea rI,,,Tiav
Gus f5ieGElng and wife OF Upper l'elt
are IN tbp cify taking IN the county IaIr.
and other Vegetables raised an his ranch
which are very fine.
H., D,4..-., .,.....
Lo tt'' 1,'n VI lA'ppy 10 III t',1 C!F 70,
Jay nai I o.s,Son has t' 9A,,'o','o>i n a.
snS O'i pI q "2.1lo 9Iri1',,h 800 -."l
ia a spleudid auimai.
r.. TIM. = r,.,. a., IT,.
A. ~ ii'ieeJ VI lloioha' an oiN ''p!''
I'm '!,.'' inan 10 SiSI'inT az
'ho .i'J' ~ l''Isoy - az VI" iiIol4N
t.lio @l @ l'i'"',CJ VI ~ Oa''0i anu ct'''io
r...r
Aho Nds'He' 10y anu N"He c9"npahy
"coGs ~ IiGoI Sg iLol@h' III cols''1l t!on
" l',o -" n9i'o u h0i'' 'ho sian'oi IT,
serving 'n'1eId' rights
abIe hnnnnet Mnndav evenine ar the
Grand rnntral }o.ol iba nrcasi,n hoino
tha cnnrarrino nf tha Mastar Maeon,s
dagrsa on Ahe Wallenatain
Edgar Mann, a prominent rancher OF
.U as+er ~ t>n Mann stat;on AZ % ~ p rIar
r. Craftnn ia in fha c;fv todav md 10 an
ayh;h;tor at thn rnnnty fair
, Jesse Collom, 224 First avenue south
cleans and warrants watches one yeal
for 81 ~, lis best main springs for 81
CLOCKS cieaheu' ~ cents 10 2l'oo each
wolh suaiail,e,''' sI " si'o ea'iSia ac'ioh VI
'iiouey f9'uh''''
II. Dyer, the aged father of the late
Joseph Dyer, died ut 1880 .. m yester
day at his homo in the Quesnelle block
} The cause of death was cancer of the
! liver Funeral arrangements will be
, completed today.
~ ~
> a. l. lloohcr nus .il tiiane liuai piooi DC
@ ,oao Iot.Iotui 80 3h hIs 81 81 LIS o
west quarter Of section o. township L
, north, range . east. eighty acres three
) miles north of Truly.
+
+ During the month OF September SIN
, deaths occurred IN Great Falls, the
causes being as follows: Ovarian tumor
stubborn, entoFItis, accidental poisoning
exhaustion and diphtherla. In August
eighteen deaths occurred.
| IIv
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

The banks of the city will close at l
p. N. today and tomorrow on account OF
the fair.
Eugene Prior returned yesterday from
weeks business trip to White Sulphur
Springs
Miss Frances Jurgene, the welI-known
artist Of Helena, is the guest Of Mrs. ID.
W. Bateman.
Effective Oct. 10, the Great Northern
Will puG III Il second-clase rate to eastern
terminals Of 326
M. Ii. BeaCiIe, editor of the Helena
News, is in the city for few days taking
i'll the county fair
James Crowley, a native of Canada,
was admitted TO full citizenship yester-
day by Judge Benton.
| Drs. lnge and Cooper are in Helena,
attending the examination of applicants
| for medical certificates.
The Misses Armstrong will return
Saturday from a months visit at their
former nome IN Indiana
James Cooper and Miss Maggie Sharp,
both OF Bait, were married yesterday,
Justice Burleigh officiating.
| G,I,,r,, ls,r,,,ns IaoI1,, hIo,n.a;,, tJ,s
handman. Is atfendinv the fair
''' ~ '''''.'' '''~ ''-
One Of the telephone ground wires fell
across trolley wire yesterday, burning
o1t number of telephones in the city.
| Vhera ara no ip6icatian6 of anv nav
cases Of diphthersa IN the clty, The
Iay!or children are constantly improving
in tho diatrict court yesterday Judge
Benton admit to full citizenship
Alfred W, WaiA,r, native of England.
T,sti,.o n,.rI,ioh ,o.+,rI,,,. o,,to,od
ir,]~,ornt for n,,,inliT' for SI33,l5 in fbn
suit Of IL. \. Elliott Vs. Henry Massey.
Mrs 7 NJ Lowry has rnr.hoead tha
roeidcnca ,t n0l 'Th,rI ..rnrun ncr,b
orrrniad nv Dr @ + n S,nnhana md
f,,niiv
rho o;ah+b orrrol h,l, of +l,a r,roa+
ralIa fra donart,nent will he held in
Zr,r,d nortrai hi tL;e svan;ny iTicit
ots .2 0n
,,oa a,,5 ,,rnsr,a,,tar nnu, lonatod nnar
,o'[o,,,r, craaIy ia IN no citv fo, . fev,
InI'7 t1I,;n,r ,1, j., tl,a oo,,,t,, fa;r
0'"' = ''''''''s
Matt Pies, charged with stealing lum-
Der AT Monarch, was afrai5heu De'cfe
.o ot'ir" nrt; IL eatmT,tav
ava " ''0 OO'.''
Thomas W. Murphy and wife have
sold to IL. il. Nelson OK Cascade, IN con
| a Of hn pIf of n In rffn
ltuntley coulee reservoir in Choteau
IN the SUIT l0f uiVorce on .ne srouho
!, ol Gessf''ol' p'ouEht py rsncy h'n
-hcNapp asa'ne' -N.Ciii'"!" Ni0-'"oo' 'he
oeiaui, VI 'po "eioIi""h' ""9 'eAoo
yesterday
Emme1t H. Nash maze mhal PROOF pe,
iore colluii7siohei Iochihl yes,ei Uay VI
MS hoh1esteau ehlly Vi .n9 Sc y, eoc'
n tlon H. 'o"nshlP i nor'n' iahse eas'
lou acres near WATSON
Thomas Lacy of Fort Benton has sew
eral exhibits at the county fair; among
them is tine stallion, which he tElnks
will compare favorably with anything IL
the country for general utility horse.
II q E,ooso !. !, tl,a citv from Relt
Mr. Ernnsn has inst moved into his new
residence at the coal camp. He has
also just opened his new barber shop,
( with bath rooms, and IS ready for busl
, ness.
, E.od E,neiou tho hu.cl,ar cbar1ad
, with ratt,a etoal;nr was arraipnod be.
fnra Just;cs Race vesterdav' nleaded not
guilty and his examination was SGT for
k,,i ,-,l ,4 h A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
e.. II. TURNER'S FUNERAL TODAY.
rn,- Com,uny Chnrtercd-iiar-
Roou, Licenses $500 and si0D.

NORFOLK. VA, April 22.-(SpecaL)-
The funeral Of Mr.. Charl's r. Turner
a well-known and hghly-esteeEed citizen.
who died Sunday. will take place to-mor-
row.
The African Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference. which has been IN session at -.
Johns church here, adjourned this after
noon
In the Corporation Court this afternoon
Judge Uanckcl chartered the Norfolk
Trunk Manufacturing Company with a
capital stock Of not less than AVO nor
more than $4,000.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
afternoon the congregation collected Sll,"D
for the purchase OF the Granby-Str ct
Methodist Episcopal church, which Is 10
be purchased by the former church when
the latter congregation moves into It's
new and unusually handsome building
now nelrly completed. The chang OF
site OF the Baptist congregation was thus
most encouragnsly endorsed. Rev. r. II.
Hatcher, the popular young pastor OF
this church has done a remarkable work
during his short pastoratc
MIR. II. J. Robinson, who made the as
sault on his wife and son last week. was
taken TO the Eastern state Hospital to-
day.
The Common Council. at a special meet
ing held tonight. concurred in the action
OF the Select Council in making thu bar
room license 500 and the retail liquor
d alsrs and ordnaries 800 for the coming
year. Common Council first fixed the
license at Sl.cO but rescinded from this,
50 as to agree with the other branch OF
tina city fathers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
GASPING FOR BREATH.
CATARRu suFTERER's STORY
OF HIS TORRENTS.
The Wonderful Cure Made by Num-
yon's Little Pellets.

Mr.. John II. Albert, Of los Colgate street.
cleveland o.. says: For the past six
wears | have suffered terribly from ca
tarrh I'm It's most dsagreeable forms. ]
had all the disgusting symptoms OF tnht
loathsome disease. There was continual
dropping Of mucus into my throat, a
buzzing and roaring In my ears; ana Vlo-
lent pains above the eyes anu HoSulS'
NV breathing was iahored and heavy, ana
at times | would be Literary Easpihs IoI
breath MY system was nearly broken
down from the disease when began 20
use MUNYON'S Catarrh Remedies. had
not much faith In them. hut IN very
short time n big Improvem mt was no.
tlceable. Now I am thoroughly ,cur'I,
and ENJOYING better health than nave
for over six years. t,,,.. -
Have you catarrh? Are you Wiling 10
Investigate n treatment that cures ca
tarrh by removing the causS ~, II - ~
your druggist for 2J-cent bottle OF Al Jul
you's Catarrh cure and 21-cent potuS
OF Catarrh Tablets. The Catarrh Cure VIII
eradicate the disease from the system;
and the Tablets will cleanse ana heai
tho afflicted parts and restore theh u
a natural and healthful on!ition. l..
MUNYON'S Homeopathic Home Kenedy
Conpany of philadelphia, put W sptC.i'II ! !
for nearly every disease, wnlch are soit
bv all druggists, mostly Tor % Genus ="
bottle. ., Tho rature
NJ their disease should address Proie Ssor
Munyon. 1905 Arch street fIlia1iIiIp 'l., ~
giving FUN symptoms OF their , aisease,
J5rofessor Nunyon will carefully dlagh9ss
The case and give you the beneht OF T., MS
advice absolutely free OF all chhtse; ~
Remedies will be sent TO any aduresS
on receipt of retail price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
rHF RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY. APRIL rs, 1880.

vacancy In Engine Company No: l, occa-
stoned by the death OF Mr.. Jonh
Msckle. c. o. Goode the present as
sitant engineer. or helper. was unani-
mously promoted to the vacancy. ~ NJ;
Ball. the hostler. was then promoted
10 helper: w. Il. Smith. the extra sta,
t,enman. was advanced TO hostler. ana
Hoseman J. q. Gary was made extra sta
tlonman. This latter promotion iett
vacancy among the call-men. or runners
to which the senior substitute, J." H.
Hazleyood. was unanimously elected.
Upon the recommendation or the Gap
tain w. l.. Bradley was elected supsu-
tutc vice Lakewood. promoted
Mr.. Meredith Montague. representing
the old Dominion IRON and Naii-W works..
came before the board and complained
that the tin for timing the new engine
house would be furnished by Phiiadel-
phia house. while his company was par
red by the specifications from furnishing
a better grade Of tin made right mere
I'm the city, and at lower price Mt
Montague was referred 70 the contractor
inasmuch az the contract had been LEI.
After approving the bills for the cur
rent month the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Rev. Joseph Walkers Will.
charlottesville Progress)

CndrlOtt-sNllls iIpEi'7si
we have rarely read anything that
struck US as so pathetic as the VIII OF
the late Rev. Joseph Walker, VINO was
once a pastor OF the Baptist church at
this place. which was admitted 70 probate
I'm Richmond few days ago The total
value OF his estate was 500. ana was
bedueathed i'm sums Of from $50 10 500.
In these days, when men are struggling
10 acquire fortunes. and millionaires are
too numerous 10 regard as remarkable;
when ministers OF the Gospel are ac-
counted wealthy. and not unusually ac-
cumulate vast sums to leave TO their
children: to read OF the pitiful sum or
this mans earthly possessions; this man
who had spent his long life of ninety-two
years in the service Of his fellow-men. in
all probability receiving nothing for a
portion Of the time, and, perhaps. sut-
fering for the actual necessaries of life
a man Of splendid intellectual gifts. who
might have commanded high salary IN
any other vocation in which his talents
might be required-yet. declining ALL to
serve his Masters an evidence Of self
sacrifice that IS a wholesome lesson to
Christians everywhere. II Is story OF
an uncrowned hero that conquered self
and earthly desire, and bore the brunt
OF life's ills for the sake OF the greater
reward OF the hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
IN OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Busy Session of the board Last
Night-Changes Made.

The Board of Fire Commissioners held
a regular semi-monthly meeting last eve
ming The full board. consisting OF
MesSrs. j. II. Frischkorn presdenp. and
l.. G. Jenkins. j. l.. Levy. j. II. Shep-
pard. Charles +. Taylor. and q. Watt
Taylor. were present.
Several members OF the department
were up for missing fires. and paid the
regulation fee TO the substitute who re-
sponded in their places. F'irst-Assistant
Shaw was reported sick. and the Chief
appointed Captain Walthall. OF Engine
Company No. 7. TO act as Third Assist
ant Chief until Chief Shaw reports for
duty.
The Secretary OF the board was d.
rected 10 have copies OF the recently
passed ordinances concerning fire-escapes
in hotels and storage and sale OF gun
powder printed and mailed 10 persons
who may possibly be affected By them.
ThA hazard then proceeded t. I'LL the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
ENDORSE MIA. BOYD's SPEECH.
Our Tobacco Men phink Richmond
Can he Made n better Market.

The following letter TO the Dispatch ex-
plains itself:
RICHMOND, VA, April % 1898.
We, the undersigned warehousemen
and tobacconists Of the city OF
Richmond, having the interest oil
our tobacco market and city at heart,
deem II proper TO endorse the speech or
Mr.. James n. Boyd before the Chamber
of Commerce at its meeting last THUS
day night. and through the columns Of
your paper request the Chamber 10
fully investigate the importance OF max
ing Richmond leading tobacco market.
AS Mr.. Boyd has said, We have a
railroad centre, good banking capital,
and u live press. and his idea or
raising $4,000 among the business men
and capitalists OF the city. TO further in
crease the business, we think might be
the means Of making Richmond the
largest tobacco market In the country.
This would mean a larger population.
increased traffic for our railroads. and a
greater volume of business for our hotels
and mercantile houses.
Mr.. BOYD IL one Of our most conserya-
tive and far-sghted tobacconists crowned
with success In all his business under
taklngs, and his remarks are well worthy
OF the consideration OF all businessmen
In the city: and we hope the Chamber
will not turn a deaf ear to his appeal.
SHELBURNE d SCOTT.
COOPER REWS-BERGER CO..
J.. u. VAUGHAN a co.
THE DAVIS q GREGORY co. Qnc)
j NJ. TAYLOR.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
J. n. GORMAN & co.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO COMPANY.
MDEARMAN * HOBGOOD
u A. PATTERSON TOBACCO co.
(By NJ. G. PATTERSON.
Secretary and Treasurer)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Personals md Briefs.

This is the anniversary of Shakes
peare's birthday.
Mr.. John Terrell. Sheriff of Essex, visi-
ted the Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. +. V. Baldwin is convalescent from
severe attack of acute rheumatism.
Mr.. Julian NJ. Solomon. of Savannah,
Ga, is In the city the guest OF Senator
Lovensteln.
The young people of Highland Park
had an "old maids auction" at Town
Hall last night.
Officer Goodman found a pocket-book
Sunday at the corner of Twenty-fifth and
Marshall streets.
There were twenty-eight conversions
at Leigh-S Street Baptist church last night.
The meetings grow more and more In
teresting.
The work of revising the lists in the
Saks bicycle contest begins this morn
Ing. 1t is likely that the result will
be announced tomorrow.
Miss Lesther, of Little Rock. Ark, is
visiting Miss Handbook. of No. 52i Park
avenue. Miss Gray Adkins. Boydton. is
also visiting Miss Handbook.
Mr.. w. f. Lamb and bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour. a reception
was given by them Sunday night at their
home on Seventeenth street.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Willis, who has for the past
thirteen months resided in Roanoke. has
returned TO his old home and associated
himself with the Richmond Music COM
pany.
DIR. w. A. Wickline. of Hinton, W. Va.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Tucker
on his way home from Baltimore, where
he graduated last week from a medical
college.
Mrs. w. J. Flcklin, OF Charlottesville,
who has been visiting friends In Washing
ton and Baltimore. is now the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. ID. "A. Weisiger, 2O3
east Grace street.
Professor Allen c. Thomas. Of Haver-
ford College, Pa. a minister In the So
ciety OF Friends. conducted services at the
Friends meeting house Sunday at IL
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock +. NJ.
w. Allen Potts was introduced to the
Court Of Appeals yesterday by Hill Carter,
Esq, and qualified to practice In that
court. and appeared in the Dashiell VS..
Merchants and Planters Bank case.
The conference for the Woman's Board
OF Managers for the Atlanta Exposition.
and the Colonial Committee. announced
TO take place at the Executive Mansion
to-day. has been postponed until some
time early In May.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hall, OF this city. has Is
sued invitations to the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Lucy Hall, to Rev. VIII
liam L. Hurt. Of Manchester. The
ceremony will take place Tuesday evening
May 9TH, at ESQ o'clock, from the Second
Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

The following letter is a deserved re-
cognition of Mr.. Jacob Roinhardts Va4u-
able and generous services as muslc''i
director of the "Chimes Of Normandy.
which was so brilliantly and successfully
produced here last week
RICHMOND, VA, April - lN'o.
"NIv Dear Mr.. Reinhardt, Nothing in
connection with my duties - chairman
of the committee for ;he Associated HOS
pitfalls has given me 50 much pleasure as
obeying their wishes I'm senG'nE you
their heartfelt thanks for your invaluapie
aid in bringing through safely ana bril-
llantly the really great undertaking oil
producing an opera like tie Chimes oil
Normandy" Every one knows the triais
a director is subjected 10 in Undertaking
an affair of this kind with amateur tai
ent however good the material; ana
the committee recognizes the MAGNITUDE
of the work you have lone. ut time
too. when you were closely pressed with
work of your own. They appreciate and
thank you also for your unfdilng amia-
bilty. patience and kindness 10 all
with kind regards and best wishes
for as great success in your own under
takings. | am,
Cordially yours, ]. y. p GILLIAN.
",'bairr1ou"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
MIR. II. w. SHELTON INJURED.
Thrown from n Vehicle In Martins
Vile md His Arm Broken.

The following telegram from Martins-
VILE. Va, was received by the Dispatch
last night:
Mr. Harper w. Shelton. Of the firm OF
Jeffress & shelton. Of your city. had both
bones Of his left forearm broken this
evening. He was out with livery team
which became frightened and entangled
I'm the harness. Mr.. shelton jumped out
Of the vehicle. fell and broke his arm:
lie is at the Hamilton Hotel, being looked
after by his many friends. He is other
wise unhurt."