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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29

Mr. and Mrs. S. w Truesdell, who
have been visiting friends in Waupaca
and Rhinelander, are now spending a
few DAYS with Mrs Truesdell's broth
ers, G. d. and w. E. Watson.
Mrs. 5. w, Earle of Pawtucket, r. L..
y 40 has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. Thos Greenwood, for several
weeks left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood accompanied
her asfar as Chicago, where they will
spend several days visiting friends.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29

The Republican County Committee
has arranged for mass meetings to be
held g the following places and at the
following dates;
Saturday, Sept. 29th, at the North
Side Terner Hall, at which the Honor
able William Dudley Foulke, congress-
man fsN1n Indiana, viii speak
TuesSay, October >, at Schlitz Park,
where She Honorable David Il. Hen
derson Speaker of the house of repre-
sentatlTes, will speak, Honorable
TheobaM Often presiding.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29
Death u nlr. and Mrs. Richard Tennant

DeAth o. var. and mrs. RIchard Tennnnt. d.
Two Qld, well known and respected
residents of this city have passed away
during Die past week at their home on
North AFnin street. Mr.. Tenant died
Tuesday night at $40 O'Clock, his wife
surviyee him but two days dying
Thursday at 9:3O p. m. They were
both hNrn in England and were re-
spective1y s5 and 90 years of age.
They Here married in Manchester.
England. in ls42. They came to Mil
waukee N 1852 and had resided in this
city for The past II years.
Mr. Tennant was skilled machinist
and was ID the employ of the Milwau-
kee road for 2s years, Two children
.sssgs. Mss 2 ,snt { ia
Vale, Wis, and Miss Agnes Tenant,
who has lived with them and cared for
them in their old age. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from their home on North Main
street, Rev. w. j. Patton officiating.
Interment at Wauwatosa Cemetery.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29

The great success of chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment Of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part Of the civilized world For sale
by Gregg Hharmacr
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29

i list Of letters remaining uuca,iod
for IT the postoiiicc irjday noon Of This
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-29

Let all awkward amatuer whiStling
cease in public places.
by order of the Independent press.


No one would ever have suspected
that "old gentlemen" were in the habit
of calling ON the genial and blushing
editor Of the old established paper as
early as IS O'Clock on Sunday morn
ings" to get the twenty-sixth drink TO
taper off with, but for the announce
ment to that effect in the columns of
that paper of last Saturday. There
are few, however, w no will hereafter
disbclieve it for il is stated as fact in
the Wauwatosa independent OF Sept
%, last page, second column. article
headed "A just complaint This is the
first time we had heard that drinks
were enquired for at newspaper offices,
but we learn something every day
The following is the Independent
item alluded to;
A just Complaint.
An alsi soldier. i liepal1liean ia tlssst,
requested us TO state that he and his
friends did not receive as much beer as
usual NJ last saturday election in the
city of Wauwntosa, lie certainly ought
to complain. Any reduction from %
beers to 2l y or - should he resented
Another old gentleman from the same
place appeared Sunday morning Mt 3
o'clocI, in our han, demanding to see
the editor" to get the twenty sixth
drink to taper off with. We told him
that the only male editor in town was
probably asleep and was a very danger
oua man, even in his sleep. lic tum.
blcd to the Sidewalk, and is still look
ing for the anonymous male editor. 1t
is a shame that the old soldiers should
be defraudcd of fnll pay for vote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10
1apfere TpridIer

luie Stanley uno 2ioingitone fanoen
es tpeit ihpierieer Wtalaria, 5ieber
uno 3ppbus gu iibertuinoen, als Die
Seinbieliefeiten Der Sannibalen.
Mber taulenoe baben Die grfabrun9
aenadt, baB Electric Bitters"
Elm uorsiielihes Wtittel gegen alle
malariiden 9ranfbeiten lit. @enn
Sic unter srDiteln, sSieber, giildens
pber &ppfldmersen leioen lno
lbipah lino, 10 miro cine ,Slalbe
Electric Bitters" Sic upn leiner
porsiisliben @irfrng be5iiglid) Der
6eilune oieier &ranfbeits 5ornen
iiberseueen. @. I. 9tua oon Webb,
Sns., id)reibt: nWieine ainber litten
ieit mebr als Elm Sabr inter Sr0'
iteln uno Sieber; slpei 5lalden
Electric gitters" beilten lie uoll=
itanois. 9tur 80 Gents. g8iro ga=
rantirt. 3u baben bel 8. &alteper
& Spbn, 1ru9uilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10
Aus oanIilsn Cifffn.
Rnman hon Garcia b. GBnatten.
(Sortie ebung)

Auf benz Seimmeae BON ibrer uObl=
meinenoen @eratberin traf gt6el ben
8raien, Der ii6 in gegleitung siueier
iebr elegant ausisbenber 0erren befanO.
Sbr Ssrs tlOpite gum 3eriprinaen; lie
mubte an ienen oidt porbei, lno elmer
BON ibner, Der auf lie auimertiam ge-
,uorbsn su iein idien, iliiiieHte bem sln-
bersn sttuas au. 9lnoaiip e0nnte ibr
aber teinen @lid; seraoe Dor iif lin-
idauenb, ging er an ibr poriiber uno
tbat, als oh er lie nidt geisben bdiie.
Sm eriien 9lueenblit mar Gibel ME
pernidtst; Die 6aIiung orobte lie gu
perlaiien. 0cn Dem 8raien 10 gang
iiberisben su iueroen, bate lie am iuenis-
fen sriuorist 9lnbaiip id0mte iid
ibrsr pffenbar, 10 badte lie, er iuollte
iid Dor isinen 6rsunoen nidt merten
laiIsn, oaB er lie tenne, iol9lid ionnien
feline Nbiidtsn teine au:en iein. 10 piel
NOR tlar.
Sn bieier 9ladt mollten ii9 lire
tbrdnsnbeiBen 9lussn lanse nidt l6iic-
Sen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10
Su Veslto auf Die Vemiihll

- Sn gesus auf Die 8emiibun=
gen 2is6una-9idanss, Die Sinri6'
trlng Der binelilden 8eamten in
Eaptinafu, ipel6e fir Die oDrtigen
WaKacres perantrpurtlid iino, 81 bin=
tertreiben, iaeen beinabe allie 8ldtter,
ielbit iulde Der liberolen &ibtuna
unb Die nGoiiiibe 3eituna", Die
,@ational 3eituna", Die vgOrlen=
3eitune" DAB Die 0inridtllne obne
SerSua itattiinoen iollte; oas leBtere
8latt benlerft nod, DAB Wtiloe lul>
ben Sarbaren ge9eniiber feinen
2tped bat.
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,,@rusmutter'S 1bec" beilt Vers
ftppfung. 25e bel allcn 1rpaniftcn.
Brief Sifte.

SN adermann-5 adermanu-8 Nn-
berliht-5riB Bolb - Haul 8ins = Sas
9ronhorn-S Sincen5 Ghrler-S 3 Bembler
8 Z @embler = 5 8 @embler - 8 Y
@embler-gsm 9embler-@m j gembler
50 8 5uii-glrtbur Serber-S i arans
% 8 aublmann = Nmos 9orenp-S 3
qanaerborf-g 8 9iit = Otto Mbeeiin-
6 " Raper - 4 6 Naobs = ebas Rie'
maun-Serm Niemaun-S 6 4bilipps-
Z u Bu6I-Ym Ribter-SUs Hittinonn
= qouis Rittimann - Bertha Sfott -
gmllie SdIuls - Nor Shubert Vanl
Shmibt-@ SdrDber = on W Shdfer
sS lleder = 3 6 gSeTtermanu WaI
8asner- gIntou @otlin-e 9 ssehrer -
@eo 3iuolp (2).
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Q. 0apitel.

am gineanse zines maleriIden 9ar-
patbentbalSs, einaebettet 5tpiitsn Wal-
beg uno gSieIeneriin, breiten iib bic
0ebdube uno 0artenanlagen eesSdloi-
les Saalopar aus. oes StammiiBes Der
freiberrlidsn 6amilie BON Sartaesp.
6don su a6nis 8elas oes Iierten 3ei-
ten bate iid Elm gariacsp in ben
Rdmpien gesen bic Wlongolen berbors
aetban. Oie Gaae psib ioaar BON
einem nod dlteren atnbertn, Der am
6ois 6tepbans bes 9eiIieen in bObem
Mnfeben aenanbsn baben ioliie. glads
tueiien lisb iid isbod erii bic griiiens
gs3as, pes Mongolenbeiiegers, uno
barum mar er Der Stol3 ieiner ipdten
gnfel, Die ibn OILS ben geeriinoer ibres
eauies betradteien.
llralt tuie bas @eidledt mar aud
feline Mieee bas nit boben 0ohen unb
dubsrfer 5orefalt interchangeable
obere G3aloparsr 9aIiell. weldes bon
einem iualbumlrdn;tsn 9iigel auf bas
ueue aahsIl bernieoeridauie. Oas
0anae mar elm Debdube bon atpeiunb-
j.uan3is 6rontfenitern. beiien dlieI.,n,
6reiH6dieen Sbeil allerlei Sbiirme unb
Grler, foipie Elm He'll auffeigenoes 8iss
beloa& fdmiidteu, udbreno bic 5u bsi'
ben Geiten anIdliebenoen 6liiael ben
neueren Gdlobiil ;eigtsn. Ger iebr
erobe, sa,ienariie bepflanste Sol, in
0eTfen Wliiie aus einem marm9rnen
Weden adt seualtise @aiisrsarbsn in
Die Qifie liegen, mar bon einem boben
giieneitter umgebsn. 9ie geamtsniuob-
nunaen, WirtbIdofisesbduoe uno Nub-
adrtsn laasn jsnisits zines gudss, Der
In uilben Gprlneen oas 9bal iddu'
msnb burdbrauhe.
gs ging bersiis bem 9lbeno gu, a.s
elm NIT ItinI pferosn beipanntsr Saao.
moqen In ben Gdlobbof einfubr. IS
befonbm iid nur ,ipsi psriOnsn oarauf
Baron Hartac,p. Der ieIbI bic 3iissl
fn6rts, uno uebeu ibm eln IN icing
hDabpenfarben-blau uno roth-aes
llsi6eisr peioud.
Dos Gerduid ber ben tiesbsIirsuten
Weq snuana rollsnbsn Rdosr iiibrte
elns dlters, Idmarsseilsioste Dame aui
Die 9erraIIe bes linfen 6Iiissls. 5u Der
cine Sreitrsppe binanfibrte. Sic irot
on bic Briiiuug uno mintte bsm 9In'
fobrenben gu.
giniae augenblide ipdisr belt oas
gefdtrt on Der 9reppe. gartaCap
Iprona bonn 2uiidbod, elite bic iisinsr'
men Stuien binon uno umormte bic
borrenbe Dame.
sd oanie Dir fur bic roide Grful.
lung meines Munides, gu mnbt I'M.
mittslbar nod gmpioue meines griefes
obesrsiii isin.A iaeie bic Dame, bic
cdno In bes iunaen glonnes 4rm
lsesnb unb i'm in ben SolOn ilbrenb.
't.gs In iel6hoerlidnolid, oaB i'd
piht 30sere, ipenn 9u mid ruih. 2lber
mas if's, pesbalb gu mid 10 eilie
kerheiriefeIi? 9onnisii gu mir nitt
thenjansns cine Nuoeutuna in 9einsn
BrieIe madsns-
.4as unterblieb, neil es lid um
sine Sade banbslt, Die id benz papier
ujdt onpertrousn modte."
.Nhis
.gs banbslt iid um 9ants 8oin'
aodisr--'
An lie esfunbsn2' iiel gartdt3I
ieinsr Wuttsr In bic Heoe.
.Tas Ieioer nidt. ober es tann ieln
bob iid penisnens Die ridties Spur ae
funben bai. uno 9u. antol. lollli nun
bieie SPUR ueiter psrfol9en, oos beiBt
Ssmanb ausIinoia MAIDEN. ben nor
nit bieier Aufsabe betrauen tonnie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10

= Der oeutibe Shul- -Serein uer=
Dfientli6t cine Geibe BON glntiporten,
Die er pun berpprraaenoen 0erti6.
gmerifanern auf Die sSraee erbalten
bat. tpie Der oelltihe Gbarafter Der
0eutiben III ben Ser. Staaten su
erbalten lei. Gine bieier gnhuurten
empfieblt nfreibeitlibere Ginridtlng
in 0eutlblano, Inn 81 uerbinoern,
oaB Die ameritanilhe sSreibeit Die
gintpanoerer su lebr berauibt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10
Sed,s id,redlihe Teblihldac.

Sebs ihredlide sSebllbldae BON
6 perlbieoenen gler5ten bdtten bei-
nabe Wm. 8. Wfullen BON 2ufbart,
o.. in Elm tribes Grab seIanot.
Sic ale iaaten, er babe Elm 4unaens
4eioen uno aaben ieinen Sail oils
buffnunaslos aui. ODD Jrennoe
rietben ibm su, "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" segen Sbipinoiubt su
periuben. gtadoem er 5 5laiben
aenomnen batte, mar er uollitdnoig
gebeilt. gs miro ppiitiu garantirt,
DAB es ale Salss. 2un9en= uno
8ruit 2eioen. 0uiten, ga Grippe,
gitbma, 8runhitis. 6eil.Sieber &C.
beilt. Breis 80 Gents uno $1.OO.
Yrobe Slaibe frei bel s. 9alteper
& SDbn, 0rpauiIten.
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~. &. Il =. Sabn.
Nbfa brt.

g.ad, ssaco, Sort @prtb. Dallas. aanias
gitn, Ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, taalidl,
(5.N & u. q. 9epot) .7:45 MpreenS.
Nach sSacp, Sort y2ortb. Dallas &C. (uom
Suniet- Ieppt) .....S 500 Nbenos.
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aoGRommene Gefnno6eit.

Saltsn Si, 9bren &0rpsr burdl bsn
Q Islsntlldlsu Gsbraud uoa QUITS Yf'
bsrplden Uoaitdnbia in SrOnuns. Gle
rs9uIusn ben 3armtanal uab sr;tustn
CHM hrdfti0tn Gdrptr.
9Opfidmsr;cn, MIularia, @aacnl.ic.u
Ssri,cpfuns uub dbnIi6s 9ran.r,i,sr
wnSsn pOaitanbis turirt 6urd
Smtt'S &eber Yiue
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lin Sas suitem ,pieser aui,nbauet
@ie aus Bern aemeloet

@ie aus Bern eemelbet miro.
bat Der Sbpeiser 8unoesratb Die
i'm Sabre 1889 aui &erlangen
1eutihlauos nerfiiate Iustueiiuna
Der oeutihen Sosialiiten 8ernltein,
Mptteler, Sbliiter nno 9aulher
aufaehoben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10
Wulf Shpre Nahn.
U b q b rt.

bfabrt
Rad Stpdoaie, t69lid. nusaenomiren
Sonrta9s. .................S: .S:O0 Sornl.
Nntunft.
Yon Stodbale. tdalih. ausgenommen
Sonnta9s. s........3: 300 gtabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10

Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis. aanias Gitn,
Dallas. Sort &urtb rno @oco, tdglid
(Suniet Depot ........ $3.50 Sprm.
BON S9aco, Sort gSorth, Dallas &c. Q.
VI. & VI. y. 9epDt) .. 1920 ybenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10

0as elesanteite Eager bon
9iamanten. ubren. Surpelen, sSan'
en- Nrtiteln, WeHerihmieowaaren
ETC.. finoet man bel Griber
Bros. Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-10

Bon @alpeitpn. Souiton uno euero tag.
lidb ZOO Nbenos.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, glranias EaB nno
Beeoille tdglih 1:o5 Nadni.
Yon Borne uno Aerrpille. tdalid). aus
eenpmmen Ssnntass. 1855 Sornl.
Bon Borne unb aerrpile, Spnntags,.
500 Nbenos.
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Aueinuoii6s
Salome Nleldler.

n. B. @er am Yoitihalter nadl eiuem
Der obiaen Sriefe fraet. bat ausoriidlih
fiuSusmiiiaen. baB bieielben advertised
Ieien, uno mann. Bei MbbUlung eiues
aadvertised'' 8rieies piro cine eieblbr
pon | Gent erbuheu,
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@ruuseiaemtbums ilebertrasunsen

Nler Wieerldeiot OIL u. Wiartiu,
8runoitiid auf 4rolpect 0ill, 81 200.
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,,@rpsmmtter'S Thee" reinist
baS Rlut. 25c bel alien Trpguiften.

- @eibnadten iit Dor Der 3biir.
@er niislide umo Sualeib lpertbuulIe
@eihente MAIDEN mill, tuenoe Iib al
Die Suipelisre 6 river Bros.
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-,,@rpbmntter'S 1bee" fnrirt 1pss
pepiic. 25c bel aleu- Srpgniiten.
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- Sm ,0eutiben 1beater" sll
Berlin fam es bel Der guffiibruna
opn 1plitoi's Die Wtaht Der Sim
iterniB" su ldrmenoen gluitritten.
Sn Der 3inosmproicene entltano to-
ienoer 9drm, inoem 3iihen uno
tumultuariiber 8eifall iih Den &ang
itreitie mabten. SfllieBlih gelang
es benz Yeiiau, bic Oppuiitiun nie=
oerSusipineen.
linn oaS Spftem ipieoer ani5nbanen
uno id eeaen Die ploblihen 9erdnoeruneen i'm
sSrttsr i'm perbf uno gsinier Dn ihhBen, smplebsn
ole He:iis Sr. Sieaert's Anapitnra Nutcrs.
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linn @rfdltung In etnem 1age "a
beIen. nthme man -earaip, Sromo Cuinin,.
Sablsis- an, 3roQuih,u a.ben has gtlo iarhd.
wenn isius otilune sriolai q % 3roos's llnttrs
ihriit aui isesr S6aai,l y Gents
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,,@rpsmntter's Thee" reanlirt
bic Qeber. 25c bel alien Trogniifen.

Bei ". 9 dpls finoet man
bic beiten 8illiaros1ildle
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9lnfun { |
q. u. Il u. =. Sabn.


Nah @alueiton, Spuiton uno Gnero tag
lio. .S:45 Sorm.
Nah Corpus ghriiti. slranias 4aB uno
8eeoine tdalid, 300 Rahm.
Nah Borne uno aerrpille, tdglidl. aus
genonimen S0nntaas. 49,. 2:4o Nadbm.
Nadl Borne uno aerruille, Sonntags..
$50 Yprm.
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ly{ahnCfe Optel Bar,

A1t Oplllt0n Strabt.
19m. Wsutb, .... Gisentbiimer.
Mtan iinoet bier ein oorSiiglid)e6
8las Bier uulerer beimiiheu Vrane-
reien. Yelunoere Nnerteunllna oer=
hienen bic g8eine, Giearren. @bis=
ties. 9iqu0re &c. Iieie Wirtbldlait
erireut lih oes ausaeseihneten 9tus
ies, su ben angenebmiten slufent=
baltsorten Der Sta6t III sdblen.
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Z. & s.. u. Sabu.
Spmtbern 9sacific Sabn.
u bfa brit.
u bfa hrt.

WadI Neru Orleans, Souituu uno Sol.
peiton tdglidl. ....... 1900 Ntittags.
Nad) 81 Yaio. Californian uno Wterito
900 Born.
Radh Nuro-5eras, ct. 9uuis uno 9bica-
au (Katy Flyer) .... 500 Nbenos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
Tuesday April "a. 1900.

uSSuty, <tDEji lfNp-
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau, Virginia Section, for
the week ending Monday. April %, 1860.
The past week has been near the nor
NAL in respect to temperatures and this,
combined with warm rains has started
all vegetation and resulted in an ex-
cellent growth of all grain, grasses and
pastures The opinion is expressed by
many correspondents that the advance
in veseta ton since the last preceding bull
letiu has been. equal to any three former
weeks.
While the weather has been thus
favorable for growth. it has been much
TOO wet for farm work over major por-
ton of the State. and hence planting and
blowing for corn. making gardens and
seeding spring oats. has been retardSss-
Warm. dry weather is now needed
Winter wheat has made excellent
progress during the week and Is IN
fine condition generally over the State
The stalks are of good color and stands
good
Winter oats seem to- have been bene-
flied by the favorable weather. and IN
localities where not wfmter-ktued are re-
ported improving.
Spring oats seeding has continued when
possible. This work has. however. been
much interfereT with by wet condition.
of the ground. Some farmers have man
aged to get their crop in and Esoort it
to be coming up Well.
Observation-Disclosures covering this crop
indicate that the plants are abundant and
growing nicely. except in Cumberland
county. where they are reported late.
Pota toes3The planting OF Irish pota-
foes has been practically completed in
the Tidewater counties ana the vines
are coming up. In other sections, the
planting has continued as opportunity
permitted.
Truck is SIN rather late, bue with
warm Ivea tE,er the expectation is that IL
will soon attain its average seasonal con-
sItion.
Fruit is bloornlue, heavily over major
portion of the State. and has, as yet,
suffered no injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
Had TO Change Name.

NEWPORT NEWS. April 2f.-speetai--.
The cornerstone of the new church
being erected by the congregation OF
Washington Methodist Church.
was impressiyeIy laid At O'Clock this
afternoon by BIemond Lodge, a. F. and
A. NJ. Rev. Dr. a. Coke Smith, pastor
of Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.,
Norfolk, delivered the address OF the oe-s
casson. The feature of the ceremony.
aside from Dr. Smiths eloquent address,
was something that did not happen
The church was not christened-no name
was cr,t In the stone. The official body
of the church had decided 10 name irS
..rrinf.y,' ard so announced Next
aay they discovered. TO their surprise.
tina, this was the name of the Lutheran
Church here. TWAS accordingly decided
TO reconsider and to select new name.
which will be done as soon as pnsslbse.
The new church Is on Twenty a.nta
Street. -
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KNOCKED OVERHEARD
John Baker Drowned in Nansemond
Hiyer-Postofficc Robbed

SUFFOLK, VA, April 24.-special.-
John Baker, thirty years old, was last
evening drowned at Red Buoy, near the
mouth of Nansemond river, twenty miles
from Suffolk. During a stiff breeze he
was knocked overheard by the main boom
of canoe ana sank before he could be
rescued The body was recovered. Ba-
ller's father, James Baker, lives in Suf-
folk
Word was received in Suffolk to-day
that the poStoffice at Youngsville, n. c.,
a tation on the Seaboard Air Line, was
entered early this morning and robbed
Of cash and stamps. A man who was
at the office about midnight says every
thing was quiet and there was no sus-
picious person to be seen. The robbery
is believed to have been done. by pro-
fessionals.
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MANY CHANGES
ARE PLANNED
Extensive improvements at Forest
Hill Park.
PRESIDENT PATTON TALKS.
Declares That the Richmond Passen
ger and Power Company Is
Well Satisfied With the
Situation.

A meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Richmond Passenger and Power Co.
was held yesterday and important BUS
mess was transacted. According 10 the
plans, Forest Hill Park Will be made one
of Richmond'1 most attractive resorts stits
summer, and VIII De -iioSL up-'o "a e
pleasure ground.
AT Yesterdays meeting a communlcs-
ton was received from Mr.. j. T. Quariss'
on behalf of himself and his associates,
askin., for the privilege of erecting pain
houses and bowling alleys and layihs
golf courses
A communication was also recelveu rom
Mr. r. ID. Hotel, president of the Virginia
C,onferarca of the Seventh Day Adrentists,
asking for the privilege OF hosi.hS tns
annual camp-meetins at Forest IAN Farh-
rT,hase meetings will be continued through
the month OF August.
Captain Pizzini, general manager OF the
company, was instructed TO grant thsse
requests and to confer with the appt.cauts-
A contract was also signed with ME-.
lake Wells, and tie only VaudeFiits W.
he held a t the Reservoir PARK
NJ n s MacLean was formally elect
"a nc The surveyor Of the Richmond Pas-
senger and Power Company.
COMPANY SATISFIED
,,aior James d. Patton, President Oh
,,,e gicbmond Passenger and Power COM
nanv. in discussing the situation yessei
day said: -ou s,tis
THAT his company was SO wen
fad that it would De able 10 comply sat.
isfactorily with all the requirements OF
;rs FRANCHISE, that it proposed, wial the
consent OF the Street Committee, 10 60
ahead vigorously and promptly WIN TIC
rehahiIiration of the system
I'VE ure already laying new greer
rail- said the President, and vii very
soon have large force at work on va
rious portions of our Hines. IL is very
difficult now to get girder raii' OF the
tI-pe required by the city engineer. put
wa have been fortunate enough 70 place
an order for the early delivery OF oeo
IONS. OF which 80 tons have already been
received and several hundred are about
ready for shipment.
I'VE nave also ordered thirty new cars
OF the latest and most Improved type.
which will be here soon, ana nave con-
tracted for engines. boilers. genera tors.
etc sufficient 10 double the capacity OF
our power-house-
..Witiiin the next thirty days the peo-
pie Of this city will have visible proof
OF the fact that the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company has taken hold OF
the situation vigorously, and Is in earnest
in its deterIalnat! ton 20 give the pubic
the best service It has ever seen.
PROGRESS RAPID.
What progress have you made. the
president was asked. Sin arranging Tor the
relinquIshment of the old franchises. and
why was IL necessary for you TO ask tor
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the extension of ninety days granted by
the Council last week.
I'VE have obtained all the stock OF all
the six companies concerned in the reor-
gauizatou.'' continued Major Patton. and
all OF the bonds of four of those COM
panies We have also secured over two
thirds of the bouds of the remaining two
companies. but as we wish to make the
REIMBURSEMENT as absolute and unqualified
as is humanity possible. we asked for the
additional ninety days in order that we
might in that time obtain the larger part.
if not all. of the remaining bonds. We also
wished the additional time in order to
perfect the cancellation and extinguish
ment of these securities obtained by US. in
order that the REIMBURSEMENT may be put
in legal and formal shape so as TO satisfy
the city officials