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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
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PRESBYTERIAN Church. Washington. on the
subject, THE Joy of Service. and another
bv Dr. James Lewis Howe. of the faculty
of Washington and Lee University Dr..
Howe's theme will be The Significance
OF Christian Endeavor." DR.. Howe rep-
resents the Southern Presbyterian Church
on the Board of Trustees of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor. and is
recognized as one of the leading educa-s
tors and brightest Endeavorers IN the
South. His effort will be well worth the
trouble to hear it.
On Sunday a session will De held at
o'clock, at which time Rev. Geo. n. LUG
cock. D. D.. of Washington. and Rev:
5Iighton Stewart, of Union Theological
SEMINARY will speak At night Rev. 2.
a. Cave will preach the convention SER
mon. and Rev. W. j. Cooke. OF WOOD
stock, will conduct the closing conse-
Grafton service.
DELEGATES PRESENT.
Among the delegates present at the con-
yention are the following:
Mary L. Babb. Conley. Va: Anna Ber-
nice sBrads!la ". Aidyl. Va; Leila f. Rat-
ford. conley. Va; G.. E. Paul Raiford.
con,ey va: r. Arnold Kicks. Conley.
va: r. Linwood Johnson. Conley. Va:
Arthur n. Buell.. Irerndon, Va: Mabel
p. Ferguson. Charlottesville: w. b Mere
f,itI Salem, Va; Sadie J. HardenberS.
F,rederick,s Halt, Va; v. Jessamine
Graves, Falls Church: Ethel NJ. Garrison.
Ba11ston. Va; Maud f. Ball, Baliston.
Va: Mary Bowers. RalIston. Va: Lille
Burroughs. Bal1ston, Va: II. S. Leas.
Vienna. va: William Fox. Vale. Va.
Percy B. Trip. Falls Church; Jesse r
yarcoe. Falls Church.; c. r. Matur. j..
M Van Deusen, National Home, Va:
Jo,1n Foster. Herbert F. Miley. Inez Fox
and EIzaide Foster. of Richmond; Katie
Marshall and Lena Marshall. OF Staun-
TON: F. w. Troy. Jr.. Clifton Forge: u.
= asmither. Richmond: C.. Morgan Cam
sr,l,er salem. va: Will W. Douglas. Bats
ION w. J. Cooke. Woodstock. Vas
and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
BATTLE ABBEY
TO BE BUILT O /: HERE &
Trustees Met in Atlanta and De-
termined on Richmond
as the Site.
fBv Associated Pscs,.}

ATLANTA. IA. March 2s,--Trustess
- tha confederate aismorial Association.
at at a meeting held In this city today. de-
finitely determined upon Eichnond, W..
tha location upon which to build the
51.onsederate Museum. One hundred thou
sand dollars was donated by the lats
Charles Broadway Rouss toward the
founding Of Battle Abbey in the South.
provided alike sum could be raised by
popular subse-ip ion. IN the report sub
n,ilted by the treasurer of the associa-
stion2 to-day it was shown that all OF
the additional amount had been obtained
or pledged.
The members OF the Board i OF Eras-S
tees are General Clement Evans. prest-s
dent; Colonel w. r. Garrett. OF Nash
vile: General Robert White. OF Vest
Virginia Colonel Taylor ElIyson. OF Rich;
rnond, ya.: Colonel r. 8. Keenan,. OF Raj.
eiSh. n. c.. Dr-sRsA- Teaxuc. South Co.
Una. and Gcneva..sei George Reese
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door viii be- age e,ann hsa,
was hnall dis losed and tine ~
FURTHER TACT1Cs
gressionaI rapport onm BILL, ana ~ .l
was opposed by MT ee,SS who move1a5gos
.recommit. Mr.. NeWhouse smoXed. 70 Az IS:
with the usual result. The House re
fused Is adj ourn, and llr.z Lee demanded
the ayesxand noes on the motion, A. e take
the f1I
upSout Of its order ME- ennlngsyu,n9sSI
manded that#its be read, vvhIchs Clerk WI
liams proceeded to do-s8A en- TINS i.ssu
nized. and at 10 As took the floor to speak
for the bill. On the floor We're Congress-
man Flood Colonel Butte M r. emerson
rs Wv "a ysor ,es
VISITORS. Mr.. Cumming argued the mat.
term avery ADJ e manner He was asked
many questions by Messrs Lee 81 anu
1eoi 8 N lyVHTTEHEAD#s SPEAKS.
4. NIr.s w hitehead made a speech Tor the
bill and had read att he desk8a P1etltlon
,oring the bill. Mr.. J ennings injected the
remark that his section had offered Pc.
;tition after petition and. they had been
Ali 80 o'clock Mr.. Whitehead conclud-
ed and sA1r.sC c.. c.. Baker took the floor
to oppose the BILL He referred to Mr.;
Whitehead as the Norfolk whirl wind, and
then proceeded to discuss the bili:.
At AS p. M, before Mr. Bakersyleided
to a motion by Mr. J ennings to adjourn;
and understanding III ad been reached
that the bill would not be fought by fill
clustering tactics this morning. me Hop-
.nosition will offer some amendments to-
.day. but have practically thrown up the
.sponge. There lis some doubt, however,
as to the presence of a quorum to-day,
as many members intend to leave on the
early trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Silk Waists.

Black and 4Colored Tucked Taffeta
Waists, lined all through, are cheap at
$3.50. =,
Neatly made Jap Silk Waists, with
small flenstitching and tucks, are only
sos.
A recent addition to our stock is an
sAll-Silk Taffcta Waist. made with
groups of perpendicular tucks and
hemstitching down the front. back
and sleeves. deep cuff. stitched tie
and crochetcd rings stock collar;
these come in colors of turquoise
reseda, white and black. We think
this is the best waist we have ever
shown at as low a price. which is
$500.
All-Silk Peau de Sole Waist, made in
the Gibson style, $S.9S.
All-Silk Peau de Sole Waists, tucked
to bust line, hack, front and sleeves
finished with medallion in Persian effect:
these come in evening Shades and white,
for S7.4S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
The Candy Store.
You'll want some nice candy Sal

You'll want some nice candy SAT-
urday, Of course.
Here's a few specials:
Walnut Cuts a delicious confec-
ton of jelly and walnuts cut into
squares, only l5c per pound. The
regular candy stores never sell it for
less than Zoe. s=
Cocoanut Toasted Marshmallows,
ginger waters and butter scotch waters,
l9c pound.
Also about IS different styles Of choc-
olates at &c.
Peanuts coated with a fine high grade
chocolate-Very fine CONNECTION, 33c Id. If
The Temple Old-Fashioned Stick
Candyis well liked because is pure,
dainty and crisp. We have it for
.25csper box. There's $50 sticks in
a box. and the first box you buy
sells you another one as soon as the
.firstsis gone. You'll likeit so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Heether Forecast :sahgday ana smda,.
New Dress Skirts,
Underskirts. Tailored
Gowns. Silk Waists
for Easter.
Nealher Forecast RAN Saturday andls Sunday.

The second floor front attractive than it does
e. day with garments for Easter ,sss
JJndess be the thing must be hem
stitched the same will find all entirely
ma made o light weight especially adapted for
made excellent material and yet T they
don't " all the effect good fabric lost the doWdy appear
f the here believe, excel
We have SONS Pastel shades for S648 that have
have bands put shapes and addition to the fine
quality Of the CLOTH they fit and hang well
fonced bottom IS lust valuable this the Broadcos at
theirs headed by stitched silk band which makes
hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29

out Of ORDER but was overruled promptly
by the Chair. Mr.. Lee proceeded, and
characterized the motion as an attempt
to gag the House on an important meas
{ure.s When he had concluded the motion
of Mr.. Cumming was lost on a tie vote,
and the ayes and noes We're demanded.
MUCH LOBBYING.
During the roll call members lobbied
with their colleagues on both sides. and
the confusion was very great. There
were some changes from mo- to aye,
and it, was evident. Mr.. Cumming had
won. The vote was ayes &45, noes 10.
Mr.. Cumming offered a, resolution fixing
the time for the discussion of any meas
ure at two hours, if so much time should
be needed On this resolution there were
many calls FOR. the pending question. but
the Chair had recognized Mr.. Jennings,
who said it was unlike the House to gag
its members: and he appealed to the
House not to inflict this injustice upon
his people without giving; them a. chance
Z to be heard. 2 There had been one futile
attempt to break a, quorum, and Mr.
Southall asked Mr. Jennings il he had
Joined in the effort. 'I did, replied the
member3"and am only sorry we did not
succeed"
CALLED IT FeAILROADING.
Mr.. Gardner declared that there was
House which the people Of the state dfd
not endorse.
Mr.. Cumming moved the pending ques-s
ton and Mr.. Walker moved to adjourn.
The latter motion having precedence, the
Chair put it and the roll call was de-
inlanded. The opposition to the bill could
be seen filing8out OF the hall. but they
could not muster enough to break a.
quorum. The motion to adjourn was lost
AYES. "A noes, 2. A quorum had fail
ed to vote and Mr.. Cumming designated
a number of members as present and
not voting The Speaker ordered them
TO be recorded in the negative. MIR.
Jennings wanted to know by what rule
he could be voted without his consent.
''Undcr the rules of the House, . replied
the Speaker. ct demand the reading of
the rule Mr.. Speaker said Mr.. Jcn-
nings. He withdrew this and the correct
ed vote was announced-ayes, 1; noes q.
the same tactics just employed We're re-
Epeated. Forty-three only had voted. and
N1essrs. Bland Eof Portsmouth, and Cum
ming designated many. members. and the
corrected vote was: Ayes51; noes, So
NEWHOUsE GETS IN.
Mr. 8Newhouse. moved to adjourn. and
Mr.. Cardwell raised the point that the
motion was out of order. as tho pending
question had been ordered. The Chair so
ruled, and, the resolution of Mr.. Cum
ming was adopted by the sound. a roll
call was demanded and resulted in no
quorum voting After the usual designa-
tons the vote: was announced: Ayes, Al;
noes. 6.
Mr.. Lee here demanded a roll call on
the motion to reconsider. and number
of members filed out of the hall. Mr..
Southal moved that the serGean t-at-arms
Snea kerr re,,lied rather sharply: 1''Ihe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
New Underskirts.

A pretty. light weight Black Under
skirt is made with five rutfles on tne
bottom, which makes It SET iull ana
wide. Special price OF 79c.
Mercerized Underskirts, made with
che new hemstitched and accordion
pleated bottom, very stylish, for Sis.
jet Black Mercerized Understands,
wifi, two llemsttched ruff1es. tailor;
made. each seam being double-sttched
for SI.69.
One of the best values we have shown
is fine quality OF Black. Mercenzed
Saline, with three groups OF hernstlten-
ing, three in each group. made WITH a
ttree-ruffle effect, for S2.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Ribbons.

in cnly the most desirable goods and
II prices consistent with good busi-
ness and good quality.
20 new patterns in high lustre Fancy
f2Ac yard.
No. 60 or 4-inch Lushe Taffeta Rib
bon. in all shades. suitable for sasheS
and neck ribbons. Sc yard.
Our very excellent quality ALI
Silk Satin Iaffeta Ribbon. IN class
by itself. all shades and No. 40. l9c
yard.
No. so All Silk Satin Liberty
Ribbon. IN only the best colorings,
50 WIndow Display 25c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
NEW SEWERS.
Street Conmitteeto Build More Other Con.
mittee Meetings.

at the meeting of the Committee on
Streets yesterday afternoon number of
points for new sewers were listed. including
several on Seventh Street between Broad
and Marshall, and Marshall between Sixth
and Seventh Streets. and one on Leigh
between Ninth and Tenth Streets. In adj
dltlon to these q, number of allegations
IN reference to paving and. grading side
walks and alleys were ordered
hlr. Mosby5 offered a resolution inquiring
into the question of working hours for
the street hands, and the City Engineer
was instructedsto look into the question
of a cut in the number of hours.
The letter read to the committee from
the Passenger and Power Company at its
last meeting in reference to the differ
ence existing between the. two local com
panics regarding transfers was taken off
the table. Messrs. Guigon aid Bemiss
addressed the committee in reference to
the matter, and it was agreed that the
difference should be settled by arbitra-
ton.
The Committee on Third Market met at
1880 o'clock and transacted routine bust
ness. The st. Johns Burying- ground
Committee met at o'clock and trans
acted usual business.
The Finance Committee further consid-
cred the license fees for the year. This
COMMITTEES will complete its work in this
line. and place the list in the Auditors
office next week. It will remain there
open to the public for ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Dress Skirts.

AIl-Wool Homespun Skirts. MADE WIN
fiounced bottom trimmed with SILK, well
lined, and they fit, for sos.
LIGHT GRAY and Castor Broadeloth,
Skirts, made with deep gfaduatco
flounee finished with rings: making MAXIM q
most effective skirt, for $3.50.
Splendid quality Peau de Sole Silk
Skirts. made with flounced bottom hem
med in self material, for $1,000
Tai,or-made ] affeta Skirts, we'll mace,
rows Of liemstitching and tueks, 1ol
go ER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29

Chevict Suits, In blue and black
(suictly Atwood, rolled collar Elton.
hounceds skirt and jacket taffeta
'sined. $3.50.
Something little higher in price tbut
5ss tlle beauty of all these suits is that you
see without being an expert why there
is a difference in price, is CoilaresS
Eton at 81 500, jacket fanelly trimmed
in stripes OF MORE silk. ne ss<ift mas
a Circular flounce with MORE trimmings.
Aproperly tailored Broadcloth Suit of
good quality is made with a col.arlesS
Fton trimmed in self-colored wood silk,
taHeta lined, flounced skirt, $3.50.
One of the most popular suits this
spring is our New Skirt Eton Cheviot at
$1,000, in light gray, cadet and green
Another handsome suit is an Eta
mine, in new green and blue. It's a
fine tailor-made double-breasted
Eton, with the jacket trimmed in
folds Of the same and piped with
silk, and also silk lined. Plain,
Hared skirt. It's very attractive
garment for $3.50.
For $500 we have an imported
Cheviot Suit, with Elton made with
taffeta vest and taffeta lined. Skirt
made with three Tuf1es.
A particularly light weight suit is
Wool Crash for $4,000. The jacket is
a skirt Elton, silk lined and trimmed in
fancy braid, with a silk vest The skirt
is unlined and has circular flounce
with deep tucks. They come in tan and
blue and we consider them some OF the
hest we have.
The last we mention is superb suit
of imported Venetian with three capes
to vest front, Elton vest of Persian silk
and drop. silk skirt of finest taffeta,
Elo 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29

3 for the cereal part o. the meal, and so
long as you use the food in mod alton
syou#will stick to it, aid look forward to
the mea, with p1easurable anticipation
sRemember Grape-Nuts furnishes the
most delicious tasting cereal food known.
5an1 contains the certain elements nature
uses for repairing and irebuil ding the
tiers. The steady and moderate user Of
Crane Nuts can depend upon daily nour-s
sishment Of he kind I that gives one thai
feeling gof reserve strength. so essential
i to a snccessfu active brain worker. Do
not TRY to cooaEt his food: It's 4 thoroughly;
aand@completely@cp cooked at factory and is:
y8for instant service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Special Offer.

This doesn't mean cheap col
lars only low priced.
All-Silk Peau de.Soie' Stock
Collar, with hemstitched silk chif-
fon jabot. in all shades. value
81. 90 each, sale SOC each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Easter Book Store.

Thinking about making an Easter
gift to your friend or one for your
self to-day? You'll find that our
book store is complete in every de-
partment.
In addition to our regular CSC
copyrights. we mention the latest
works out at 81. O8.
The battle-ground Glasgow,
The Leopard's Spots-DiXon.
The Conqueror-Atherton.
The Dark O. the Moon-Crockett.
The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop
Garland.
The Beau Comedy-Dix & Harper.
Acknowledgment.
Audrey-Johnston.
Kate Bonnet-Stockton
Our stock of paper covered books has
grown to double its former size in the =
past week. Hundreds ofSVolumes COM
ing in daily, while our prices for these
lines are below the regular book stores.
All the April magazines on sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
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Makes
ZWealk 8
|. VOI11el1 ]
Strong

months, :. writes Miss Belle Hedrick, Of
Nye, Putnam Co., WA. was treated
by good physician but he did me no good.
II wrote to Dr. r. y. Pic1cc, Bu6alo,
Ny, forsadv ;ce, which received, telling
me to take his 4. F,AVORlTE 8PRESCR;P-5
TON When i had used the nedicinea
month my health was much i'm proved. It
work at almost all kinds Of Homework. I
had scarcely any appetite, but il is all
right now. Have gained several pounds in
weight. I.would advise all who suffer from
Chronic diseases TO wit to Dr. Pierce > So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Easter Novelties

In the basement have attracted
not only the children but the grown
up folks also. We have the best
assortment this year we've ever had.
Rabbits, ducks. chickens, pigs, birds,
eggs, and all the thousand and one
things that genius in this line can
devise. Down as low as Sc in price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

I WILL CALL AT YOUR RESIDENCE
Z and make your old picture FRAMES
look as good as new ones. Work done
cheap. Address ]. YOUNG. 100 Denn5
Street, Fulton.
SECOND BAPTIST @4CiURCH.-SER.
vices Sunday at II a. NJ. and SIS p "
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. w. r. L.
SMITH. D. D. Sunday school at $50 A
NJ All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Easter Parasols.

Have you purchased yours yet !?
Maybe you haven't given much
thought to it, but we gave a good
deal of hard thinking to them when
the snow was on the ground, and
here they are, dainty and beautiful.
The lowest price is special value.
The highest is-Well, if we used
superlatives in our store news we
would say it was a dream or vision
of loneliness. Few of the prices are
S1.50, $2.25, $3.50, $3.50, $500
and from that up to $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
SUPERB MUSIC AT ST. PAUL'S.
Til. Messiah Sung by Choir as Part OF Good
Friday Service.

The + evening service at st. Pauls
Church for Good Friday was devoted to
musical worship and praise; After the
opening hymn the rector. Rey,.Eobsrt
followed by. the hymn, when Our Heads
are Bowed with Woe, which was sung
kneeling. a short portion of the service
and a Ienten hymn preceded the offerto aS.
choir sang several excerpts from Handefs
oratorio, The Messiah" Prof. Jacob
Reinfardt presided at the organ with his
accustomed skill and yrtnositSX TO To- him him
was also due the credit for the training
of the choir. which sang with splendid eff
feet. The choral work was Of the high ign.
est order and the solos and recltatlves
We're sung with artistic expression and
an appreciation Of the sublimity - Of It the 1S
a, short address by the rector and pdut the
singing of the hymn. Peace, Perfect
Peace" The congregation was large.
The Redemption as sung Wednesday
night by the joint choirs Of Mon .nnaata a.
last night at Holy Trinity as part of the
evening service, The choral work was was
sang excellcntly the soprano solo part
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
DALLAS DELEGATES.
Lee Camp Appoints Representation to Visit
& the Reunion.

l. i =
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans last
night appointed Ythe following delegates
to the Confederate Reunion at Dallas.
Tex. with power to appoint their alter
mates: Comrades George L. Christian. j.
Taylor Ellyson. w. Z. Armstead, ColoncS,
John Crssons. "A. r. Leake. O. B.: Nor
gan, A. F. Rahm. Gervas Storrs,
Charles T. Turner. George w. Jarvis. w.
B. Lightfoot, J. Taylor atton.4 w: M.
Evans. D. a. Brown. Jr.. and John VIII
The camp appointed a. committee to
consult with Governor Montague con-
Of the First Virginia Regiment in the
State militia. trheN- desire the Seventeen
called the First, as in former days.
At Broadus Memorial Baptist Church
the pastor, Rev. C. p. Stealey, will preach
tomorrow morning and nisht. The
morning theme is Thoughts on the Res
direction Ats P. N. the subject will be
breeding on the Wind There win be
special music.
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MI. Lee here demanded a roll call on
the motion to reconsider. and a number
of me1,1bersfiled out of the hall. Mr..
Southall moved that the sereeant-at-arms
be ordered 10 close the door. but the
Speaker .replied rather sharply: The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Ladies Neckwear.

Silk Automobile Ties and the new
!" Clara Lipman effect sold only
by US in all plain and combination
colorings, Csc.
Handsome line of "Crepe de Chine"
Ties, all colors, any patterns, soc each.
Tailor-Made Jabots, IN new designs.
in all colors. and particularly black and
white, $500 each.
Swiss Embroidered Turnover Collars,
IS new patterns, the best we have
shown, 1Oc each.
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Suits.

Chevict Suits, in blue and blacl
(shictly all-wool), rolled collar Elton
hounced skirt and jacket taffet;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Night Session,

The night session of the House was
called to order at s O'Clock by Speaker
Ryan, and the clerk read the report Of
the conference committee on the bill for
the purchase of orfolk county toll;
roads by said county, and it was con-
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