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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

at Ponce, and one at Vieques, which hau
been for some years established under
the care of the Church of England Inc
congregation at Ponce is largely it'lo
that at Eieuues wholly composed O.
blacks or colo:ed people WHO have emf
grated to Porto Rico from the WlndWaro
Islands, ard who naturally looked 10 lle
church in which they We're trained lor
spiritual care and oversight. At san ) ud1
where we have had an incpient orgahi-
cation since our occupationeof the island.
it was the presence Of a large NUMBER OF
army officers and other transient Amerl-
cans. that first claimed or care. Having,
now, this particular work sat1siactorlls
arranged for, we propose to direct our
efforts more directly to the Porto Kicans
themselves.
CHURCH WORK IN SAN JUAN
At San Juan. the capital. we nave
about forty communicates. but as se'
no church building. The Rev MI. van
Buren,. late OF Lynn. Mass, mas just
taken charge, and the work promises
.needi1v 10 develop under his fostering
care He is about taking steps TO .eacn
the Misunderstanding people.
At Ponce we have Holy Trinity Ch'ifch'
with perhaps severity COMMITMENTS.
The Rev. Mr. Caunt, who has been there
for two years has the work well in
hand and proposes soon to add 10 ms
other services one for SpaIlsa-sDeahlls
people.
At Nieuues an adjacent island we
have al Saints Church, with ABOUT sew
enty communicates. The KEY. JOS. ~
Bean has been la:ooring here Tor a loi's
time He has become entirely pima, htt
still manages to conduct the service,
with the help of some one to read ehe
l,n lessons
we have perhaps fifteen or twenty
commandments, besides those mentioned
above. scattered about over the !siaro,
who may prove vc1y helpful! to us when
we enter more aggressively upon our
missionary and cvangelistic work
The general testimony is that there Is
Il wide open door. These people aic
everywhere ready to near the word, ana
they certainly need to be taught alio
trained up in the things 4 Shfisl'ai
o,,rbt to Know and believe to his soul $
health. We all believe that our churcn
offers peculiar facilities for dong th's
work. But since they cannot COME -
us we must so to them
In the earlier days OF its history. TINS
island passed through terrible eNper-
fences, which some one reproachlui's
calls. falling q prey to CIVILIZATION.
Let us try now 10 help remove that re-
preach. that they may have cause 70
bless the day when they come uhder
the protection Of 4 Christian country ana
under, the fostering care OF a Truly Satli-
nlic Church,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

,,;;.,, onened last night to one OF
.ho.a phenomenal audiences th;lt mas SN
an The house its appel!auon po
I,,-a,,. sea,. every aisle was CROWDED, asiu
back OF the railing men tptocd ave ON,
six deep all along the Hne 10 calon %
glimpse of lie stage anu tie NJ 49,.
many OF players upon it. "A wise 'us
vas the bill--an Old faVorite-ssnd II met
WITH . most enthusiastic reception.
II is a quaint pot porri OF purlesque
an. rol!ic!5ing farce comedy, with cle'ef
snecialties thrown in 10 keep the pan ron
ing. u;,,,s.
There is !; stage full of pretty girls,
bright costumes and attractive scenery
with never Il dull moment from tic iioe
10 the fall of the curtain
Edmund Hayes. the Wise GUY. is as
funny as ever and last night he evoked
much applause. lie was admirably sup
ported by Raymond Finley. Ray L.
Royce. Charles MorcIand. Joe Roberts.
Adele Palmer. Louise AIontrose and q
host Cf others.
Tho piece is liz three acts. ana at the
outset the audience is warned not TO
worry about the pot, because the only
object of tie piece is 20 amuse. 1t Ger
tainly fuliils its mission, and its claim
was fully substantiated last night by Il
very enthusiastic audience. The usual
performances will Ee given throughout
the week. They Will begin promptly at
2:l5 and SIS 2. NJ.
WAY DOWN EAST.
4 play that is said to reach into the
depths OF human nature and to touch
the !.eartstrinss in such a manner as
to produce the sweet music of distant
memories is Way Down East which
will be seen for the first time in this
city next Monday at the Academy OF
| Music. The piece, which was written
/ by Lottie Blair Parker and elaborated
| by Joseph Gl'ismer, has enjoyed aston
| fishing popularity as :; result Of its nat
uralness and brings with it the endorse
| ment of unusual records in New York,
! Philadelphia. Boston, Chicago. and San
! Francisco. The same company and the
/ same production which proved factors
I in the success of the drama in these
! cities will be sent TO Richmond.
The play is said to contain the blended
! clements Of humor, pathos and force.
Manager William A. Brady is said to
| have sta ged it in a lavish manner. The
| presenting cast includes Phoebe Davies,
| Scott Cooper. Ulric Collins Frank Bell.
! Felix Haney, Frank Currier, Mabel
| Strickland, ella Hugh Wood, Sarah
! stevens and other celebrities. The en-
| sagement is for three days and includes
! a matinee on "Wednesday.
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and the owners of steel plants oyer there
vii, de well 10 chain them down.
Henry N. Stanley, who used 70 be one
of u.s. makes a bright comment on tho
emperor business III the United States.
requires considerable courage 10 be pres-
dent
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Hamilton
Lee. who was British military attachc
during the Spanisll-Alnercan war, told
Parliament the Other. day that the
american recruits We're superior 10 any
pthe: soldiers liz the world. Hea-. Hear,
As If the strain over the -Paurce-
cote treaty was not enough, the ;;oclies-
ter Herald throws this casus belli into
the -Anglo-American :srena: Miss Portia
Knight. who is suing the Duke Of Man
chester. cannot expect anyone 10 CON
graduate her on her taste
Richard Mansfield, the actor. is a de-
voice Hi itdiiSi! Oh the stage. HE otner
night in Philadelphia, when his ..busi-
ness required him To spear a soldier. he
Went about il With such earnestness that
he actually stuck his property spear into
tie scalp Of the mimic soldier. and the
man was painfully hurt: A suit at law
WA. brought by the injured man. which
Mansfield stopped with a S5ao check.
/ The mistress OF Marlborough has met
me Prince Of Monaco and properly sub
lued aim. When Consuelo Vanderbilt y:s-
tied the little principality recently. The
Prince invited her to a yacht party. Re
eeivins no answer. he pressed through an
intermediary for one. and when it came
ii was this: Prince though he be. ,here
are some people who object TO associat e
with a gambling hell keeper" Consuelo
inhcrits the blood Of the cid commodore,
ana can take care Of herself
esellator Dollivcr was recently asked
wfea he first began to conside, himself
famous.
My 1,,st term in Congress gave me M!
first sense OF eNaltation. The people w
! in the Iowa hills had Z. little lake. and
they named it after me. Then new post
office was named in my honor. and a col
ored woman named her baby after me.
| began to think cf engaging Il niche in
some temple OF fame. But III my second
term | MAS disillusioned. y >climatic dis
| tts1.l,ance dried up the lake. Free delivery
wiped out the postoitice, and the child
| died-and ] found myself bacl, d; the yer.
place where ] had started.
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Joseph A. Dillon.
lsDecial Dispatch to The .rimes.l

lSDecial Dispatch 10 TIC Ilhts.l
WINCHESTER, VA, Marca lS,-Alr-
Joseph A. Dillon enc Of the weaithieSt
and most prominent citizens Of Purcell
VILE. L.oudoun county, dropped dead
while at the home Of his son. ME Lester
r. Dillon. near CIearbrook. on a VISIT
Saturday evening aged fitty-one-
He was eating supper at the time and
fell over. dying instantly. He suffered
with enlargement Of the heart lie WAS a
member of the Society OF Friends
widow aud sour sons survive. The re-
mains were taken to L.oudoun to-day for
intarJuent
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White Rats Show.

The company. playing at the Bijou this
week is an all White Rats organization.
81 wish to state for the benefit OF ali
Interested, said Mr.. Edmund Hayes, the
leading comedian. that the recent affair
between the White Rats and the Mama
gers Association is off. And i would
also like to say that there is not a mana
ger in the vaudeville business for whom
the White Rats have higher regard than
Mr. Wells. He has always been our
friend, and we are glad that me arc once
more toget.ler. Our ensa cement with
him was one OF the prime factors III clos
when the White Rats refused. to work in
the Association houses. We are glad it s
ali over. a. @
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Noodmer's Anniversary.

The eighth anniversary complimentary
,,,,,sicole ,1nder the auspices of Hickory
Camn. No. {. Woodmen Of the World,
win be aiven tonight 1T Corcoran haii.
.ihose who will take part in the ai:ar
are Julian Ritter, Richard NooriSase'
charles a. Phillips, Henry L. Eeese'
Miss Mary I.eahey, Harry LneS, Charlie
Ilawson. Willie Lucy. i'ennie homes,
G. ". Morris. Percy Philips, ii"i,s
,,leminr. Luther Page, Arthur McNlu''e.i'
r.,1arne e. Davis and others.
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Deaths liz Nansemond-


Especial Dispatch to The Times}
SUFFOLK. VA, March 1S-AlisS Mary
=. Everett. wife of elisha j. everett '
prominent trucker OF Nansenoha eoui -.
died yesterday, aged y years le"'i's
q husband and six children.
Mrs Emma Channell, wife of Andrew
NJ Channel!. mate on Old Dominion
steamer ocracoke. died to-day at q Nor
folk hospital She will be buried To-
r7orrow at her home in Franklin.
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DEATHS.

METEOROLOGICAL. March l.. 1905. at .
A. NJ. at his residence. So West Grace
Greet CLAIMING EMORY RED
FORD. in file siNtieth year OF his ass 5;u.
Funeral from Centenary Methodist
f.hnrcb nj II \ NJ TUESDAY. March
18th. Interrnent shocl<oe Hill CeEnetery y,
Friends and lcquaiutances are invited
to attend.
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AIRS. E. II. Renard.
,,.i,l I,isp,.tcE to The Times

Especial DiSilitcE TO 1hss mas
FREDERICKSBURG, Y A.. Ma "a: 81 ~ "
Mrs Etienne Henri sRenard dlea yes
terdav at her home near Moss Meet e,,As
Caroline county, aged oil years. in l,
=. came from France. The funeral
services Will be held IS the Catholic
S,h,,rch here tomorrow The remains
will be placed in a vault of the city Gene
tsrv and later shipped TO France Tor III
,ept
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
ruE r1n1ns: R1cIIMoND. VA TUESDAY. MAIoH - 19o1

s fternoon. sarah was formerly a servant
If Mr. Thomas r. Price, of this city, but
had Ia te1yslived in New Z ork. 1t was a t.
her request that her remains were brought
to Richmond to be interred inaher section
in the Mechanics Cemetery Two Of her
sisters live here tndert aler Walsh
brought the body to Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
BIG INCREASE In EARNINGS.
Remarkable Statement Of the Norfolk and
Wcsteru-Rdilroad Notes.

The earnings of the Norfolk and
Western Railway from July l, 1900, up
to and including the second week OF
March. were s1,472,s13 greater than for
the same period at the previous year.
It is believed that not even the Chesa-
peakes and Ohio, whose increase in earn
ings recently has been so remarkable,
can exceed this The statement is as
follows:
july /. 1900. to latest. date. s11, 14s .495
Same period previous year,. 9,611,1s3
Increase. $3.50. l.4i2,5l'
For second week of N1arch........ 029l,99l
Same week previous year...."... 2e6,e6o
Increase ...... $ 81 ,4s1
total for month to date... s5S7, us
Same period previous year.......s So, oSs
Increase ........ So,617
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
NOT A POWER HOUSE.
The New Electric Line Will Erect Car Barns
at Redwood.

The Richmond and Petersburg Eiectric
Railway will not build {; nower-hcuse
hut will, as has been stated in these col
l1nns, receive it's POWER from the virginia
Electrical Railway and Development
Company. The report that the company
would furnish it's own power was denied
by an official of the company yester-
day. The company is preparing plans
for car barns which will be located at
Rellwood. and this probably gave rise
to the powcr-plant report 1t IS expected
that work on the erection OF tins car parn
will be begun within the next month'
Rand progress is now being made on
the track-layin- and grading. The track
gang is nearing Manchester, and the
grading toward Petersburg is nearly tln-
ished The question of the proposed
change of route, SO as to take In chester,
will be decided this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Gil, .::shman, ST.


Especial Dispatch to The Times
u,P3ISONBI-RG. VA, March sc.
II. I;shman. ST.. father of Charles IT,
Eshnan, proprietor of the Clarendon Ho-
tel mere. died suddenly at his nome mere
last night For many years he vas IN
the tobacco business here. lie came from
Germany.
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Patrick Gallagher.


ISpcclAI DISpatcu 70 ~
ROANOKE, VA. March ls-Mr. Patrlck
Gallagher. a prominent Irish citizen
died yesterday after three days illness
with stomach trouble, aged hftE-tWo
years ,eoe
The deceased came to Roanoke III 1873
FROM, charlotte. n. C. lie vas a mem
ber of the Red Men and Ancient fitber-
mans. He is survived by hisswife and five
children-three boys and TWO Giris one
of the sons Peter Gallagher, IS studying
for the priesthood at st. Aafy, College.
Belmont, y. c.
The funeral Will take place at ST. An
6irew's Church at 900 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
MuNY0n'S
D SPE PSI|.A|..
CUR

When Prof. Munyon says his Dyspepsia CnrS
trouble he simply tells the Truth. 1t Will cure
stomach that has been abused by ove,-catlng ana
ovcr-drinking. 1t will cure stomach. that mas
toward making an old stomach &C, like sound one
AZ all druggists, as cents Fifty-sis other cures.
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia.
MUNYON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH.
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James N. Jones.

Special Dispatch to The Tincs9
DANVILLE, VA. March 18.-James "
Jones, a prominent farmer Of KUHN, ~
C.. died Sunday night, ased % sea.s,
He was former resident OF Danvi',e.
and a brave Confederate soldier. Eight
children survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Waiter RozzclI.

Especial Dispatch t" III" EiEifS,i
E,REDERICKSBURG IN, March ~
sMr. Walter Bozzell Etomtnsnt tit'zeH
of Stafford comfy. led yesterday at MS
home near the county seat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
Mark S. Brewer.
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March ls.--ilon. A .,,a
brewer, of Michigan, a member q ''le
civil Service Commissions. d,ed mere W
niaht from. 4. complication OF diseases
He was 81 years OF age. and leaves It
widow. 1,,tiac
The funeral will be held at Foi'iac'
michigan, Thursday,
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and was buried in Maplewood Cemetery
from the Episcopal Church this after
noon. He was taken with pneumonia
Tuesday and grew rapidly worse.
iNr. Brisco was highly honore't and eS-
.eened and was q useful member OF the
Episcopal! Church.
He leaves widow and tor .hiaseI',
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
John D. Stetson.
(Dy Associated Pres:

(Gv Associat"I fFcss.!
MACON. GA. March 1S.-John u.
Stetson, vice-president OF the Amefl';i!i
National Bank. of this city, and a pro5fl'-
nent ttnancier in the State, oied mere
TODAY.
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Mrs. Mildred Richards.

lSpccia1 Dispatch % IHe i'f7es.I
VEST POINT. VA. Sfareh s.-Alrs.
Mildred Richards. wife of the late Dr.
Richards, died Sunday morning abott
o'clock at her home. Tuckoman, hina
William county. One day last weee
Mrs. Richards stumbled and 1eti. break
ing her hip. from the affects OF "h,et
she died The burial took place .o-1a-
IN rho family oarying ground at Tucko
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The
Dunlap Hat.

There's no division Of opinion re-
oardine the Dunlap Hat I
doesn't require a trained eye TO single
# out when in mixed company.
Il has limitations, Of course-asl
..sWeIi hats are limitations OF the
nunlap - but the original Dunlap
never loses its individuality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
AFTERMATH.

The gallant beaux of Greensboro. Nd.
are said to he in q hutter oetwiSt hope
and fear as 10 whether or not Miss Ba:-
Gus OF that place may be willin.
Bucyrus O., was never sung about by
the poets as a whole-souied town. but the
TACT that the cobhlers are going on a
strike because people insist or doing their
own half-soling comes with something of
4 blow after all.
in a style :nelegant. but correct, the
Seattle Times says that that old wEelp
that runs Turkey. having his head
quarters III constantinople, is altogether
TOO shrewa for Yankees. He drove Unc.e
Sans war vessel off .lnder a promise to
pay. 100000 indemnity money in con.ec-
ton with the payment for cruiser TO
he built by the cramps u j>i2i.;: dcii,}.ia-
and row The Did reprobase :epudia,cs the
whole shooting match
y correspondent writing IL The Atlanta
Constitution from Liberty county. Ga.
says: Desiring to embark il the literary
business, ] wia state IA l Nii! swap
one mule and ts'o srowa noss fu: first
class bookcase containing Eyron's Poems.
I:unyon's Pilgrim Progress. Colonel
Scouts novels. Mr.. Dickens Iampwick
Papers and a few Guides TO Literary.
Composition. This offer open for thirty
| days.
Father" said The frankly e.l.icus sos-
ton child. ..wha: is q iobster??''
"a lobster. my soa, is . n1aorurous
crustaeean snhabiung the sea and lsed
! commonly as an article 81 food. said The
father With equa. frankEass and clear
ness
..Af, said the child. Il nov conlpre-
bend In some measure what my sisters
tiance meant whcn he remarked 20 her
In MY hearing that it would be easy
enough to live of that old lobster
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
TIE Body is Inferred.

The remains OF. Sarah e. Anderson
which We're brought here Saturday night
s1rom Nsy York. were int erred yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 80
HULL STREET.
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GERMS OF DISEASE should be prompt
1v expelled from the blood. This is a time
when the system is especially susceptible
to them. Get rid of all Impurities in the
blood by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
thus fortify your whole body and prevent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
=. D. Van Wyck.
eciul Dispatch to The Times. }


NORFOLK, VA, March 1s,-.Mr- II. y.
Van Wyck died yesterday evening at 20
q clock at the Atlantic Hotel. Fneumohia
or grip caused his death. His nephew.
DR. Howell White, of FishlSi!l. n. Y. had
been advised Of his Illness but did not
arrive in time. His body will be conveyed
by Judge Old to. 1Fishkin, where, from
the Dutch reformed Church, it is eS-
pected the funeral will take place. De-
ceased left brother. Mr.. Jacob ]. Van
ITyck; several nieces. the Misses Van de
Wort. and nephew, DIR. Howell White,
all resident a. Fishllill. His estate is val
ued by those who should know at s2o0, eco.
mr.. Van NVyck was prominent figure
in this community. and his enterprise
& did much toward making these cities at
straetive.
Fleming Brisco.
{Spcciai Dispatch to The Times}
GORDQNSYILLEs. VA, March Is
Mr.. Fleming Frisco, third son Of the late
Sir Robert Brisco. Baroner, OF Croftons
Hall. Wigton, Cumberland England. died
1e4xu SUNDAY zaoxninS q his AozAa hsss
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ut his home. No. 1905 Washington street.
Though he had been suffering Tor some
ttroc with :; severe cold, he was not
thought to be in any wise sefiousiy ~
disposed and, in fact. was ;t WIZ 90
usual Saturday morning.
Mr.. Moore was about sixty years ., 49,
and is survived by his wido" .tuo wv
grown children. His death resai'eu
congestion OF the lungs
The funeral took place at IL S.oss 80
terdav morning from -Senaoie-Stiee'
Baptist Church.
Michael Hirsch.
,5;c1.e, ITirsch died at 1913 CLOCK
sunday morning at his residence, NO.
80. East Cary Street. in the slStS-slAeii
year Of his age e -,,,rone
about thirty-iive years ago anu Atds 9..Ss
then been engaged almost cohtlioo's,S
in the bakery business. he was :. p.1o: II,
elor and his only surviving relative IN
go; nnn+rv was = liece-Mrs. j. &.
Prairie.
noon from the residence
Oscar Wilkerson,
AR Oscar .Vilkerson died at the
residence OF Mr. William Cavedo. No. 81.
East Broad Street. Sunday night Ut
o'clock.
Mr. WiIherson was tWentE-ohe !c'i'
of age and had been ill for some eiiii,
with consumption. He was co tl'ecteo
with the Post-Oftice as special n'essen-
~ TIC rnnera; will take place from
Denny Street NJ. H. Siuieii Ills NeA
noon at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton.
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton died at il:o2 SAT.
urdav night. ut her residence, No. III
Church, Hill Avenue. after an l.i'esS %
eight days, of pneumonia
Sre vas 20 wears old and a widow She
&c survived OK three children--Alrs. }. l..
rhomas and Miss Oll.e Hamilton are
daughters living here. --srs- dathi,toi,
1.as, q ,,ative Of Nostoway county, our had
liver acre cor the past twelve Years
T.rs. Martha Resented.
,,.s Martha Resented, widow OF the
,,t a5iT.haa, Resented, died at ths, sesl-
80. nt her son. No. So Louisiana Street
she ahs s,per;,l. took ,l5fe yesterrdhay after
noon at ]: o'clock fIaterment was mace
in lakewood
William B.. Noodal!. i
NJ william, Is. " oodall died Yesterday
- ,,;s RESIDENCE. No 1917 North twenty
ninth Street. aged torty-two years.
The funeral will take place to-day from
| his late residence ct Q ciocA. il.toi iiieii'
! will be made in OakHood.
Deaths in Roanoke.
/! Especial Dispatch to The Ilmes-)
po,EOxE VA. March 1S.-MrS. Bette
brooke wife of Colonel s. s. SrooAe
| cler,, of the court died here to-day al
| the Ponce De Leon Hotel, from spinal
meningitis. .,
slrs. Brooke was a Miss lung. o.
Frederick. and daughter OF the iate =
| ]. Young She was an active lueiioel -.
=. ,abS'.s f-t,urch. and When in sooc
| ,a,,t1, yas prominent in society circles
She is survived by her husband 'sne
M Mrs. Annie 5. shanks, iormerlS 30 o
y,,amittsburs, Md. died here today IRON
| grin. aged IS years Her remains WI W.. -, %
| t.lSen to 1mmittsburg to-mofro" ioi :"
| torment.
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The gallant beaux of Greensboro, Nd.
are said to he in q hutter aetwiSt hope
and fear as 10 whether or not Miss Ba:-
Gus OF that place may be wllin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19
PERSONAL AND CRITICAL

J. Pierpont Morgan is Going to Europe
and the owners Of steel plants oyer there
vii, dc well 10 chain them down
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Others?
Oh, yes; as low in price as you care
TO 90: down to SI.s5 for tells and
$500 for derbies. All BEST at the
mice, because We can afford lt-sell
81 many hats. you know.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-19

The Times is always indebted 10 s.ie ,,",:s
sn ms bu; must urge that, all sueh be
Son. ore,. .he signature of the sender.
All unsigned COMMUNICATIONS WIZ pe
i,-,ted always.
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Henry N. Stanley, who used 70 be one
of US, makes a bright comment on the
emperor business III the United States.
Il pity The emperor. he says. II; already
requires considerable courage 10 be presi-
dent
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PETERSBURG; AGEEI,,,,
MRS. S. c. 1iJTCillNSGNs :. ' 'S'-i Ia - =
STREET
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John Archer Parker.

Mr.. John Archer Parker died Saturday
morning: aged % years. lie was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fl Parker
OF No. aol North Twenty-sixth Street He
was a clerk in the Richmond Locomotive
Works. Besides his parents. he is sur
vived by two brothers, Gilbert 7. and Dr..
". II. Parker, and two sisters. Mrs. O.
+. Elaniensh!p and Miss Annie w. Park
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DR.. Charles H, Mills,

The funeral win take place this after
noon at ; o'clock; interment in the family
pllrying-Ground.