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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
he COMM ENDS
MINIS Ter TO CUBA
resident Sends Message TO Con-
gress on Subjec Of Diplo.
matte RepresentatIo
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1.-THE
President this afternoon sent to Congress-
{ a message recommending provision for
{ diplomatic representation in Cuba
After reciting the provisions of the act
i Of March 2, 19ul, for. the turning over the
government OF the Island to the people
of Cuba, and the near approach OF the
accomplishment Of that fact, the message
continues:
I therefore recommend that provision
be forthwith made and the salaries ap-
pointed to be immediately available for
A-Envoy extraordinary and minister
#plenipotentiary to the Republic Of Cuba,
$1,000.
B-Secretary Of the legation, $1,000
C-Second secretary OF the legation,
$500.
D-consul-ge general at Havana, $500
EConsul at Cienfuegos, $500: consul
at Santiago de Cuba. SS,C0O.
I do not recommend the present resto-
ration of the consulates formerly main
tanned at Saracoa, Cardenas, NIantanzas,
Nuevitas. Saguala-Grande and San Juan
de Los Remedies. The commercial inter
ests at those ports heretofore have not
been large The consular fees collected
there during the fiscal year 1868! aggre-
gated S152.1O. It Is believed that the ac-
tual needs OF the six officers named can
he sufficiently subserved by agents I'M
der the three principal consular offices
until events may show the necessity OF
erecting a full consulate at any point.
The commercial and political conditions
in the Island Of Cuba while under the
Spanish crown afford little basis for es-
tiuating the local development OF inter
course with this country under the intit1-
ence Of new relations. which have been
created by the achievement of Cuban in
dependence. and which are to be broad
ened and strengthened in every proper
way by conventional compacts with the
Cubans and by wise and benefIcent leg
islation. aiming to stimulate the commerce
between the two countries. if the great
task we accomplished in 1898 is to be fit,
tingIy accomplished.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
White House, Washington, D. c.. March
81 1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
O BOY''L.I
Will MOI HANG G.
Governor Montague Comm '1|':l'
Sent 70 Life I'm
pris onment.

Governor Montague on yesterday COM
muted the death sentence OF W iit1am
O.Boyle, OF Newport n eWs, to life I'M
prisonmentSip the penitent1ar 5,
O'Boyle, under recent Eresptte, was 20
hang to-day for the murder OF Alma,
IIa ilton, eolored. last fall. Since his
sentence in October in the Corporation
Court Of Newport N Jews to be hanged on
February 18th, his attorneys and rr1ends
have been relentless in their efforts to
save O,Boyle from the death penalty,
and have brought great pressure to bear
on the Governor.
Just prior to February 2sth. the first
date fixed fer his execu ton, $O'Bolye was.
respited until March 2Sth, allowing Gov
ernor Montague to further investigate
the case.
The following telegram notified
O,Boy1e's counsel Of thu communication:
Richmond, Va, March n. 5l9U5.
Messrs. Ruth and Mitchell. Counsel LOT
O'Boyle, Attorneys at Law, Newport
News, Va: -1r.,,,.
Have committed sentence OF William t
O'Boyle to life Imprisonment IN the peh-
itcntiary.
f5Jn committing the sentence Governor
Montague gives the following review OF
the case and his reasons:
So This communication is asked for by ten
of the Jurors, the town officials and many
citizens of Newport News.
The three leading witnesses " 70 LAY
Commonwealth do not agree IN essenual
particulars. The evidence Of one, and ap-
parently the most intelligent witness,
shows that the homicide was not murder
in the first degree. if murder at all while
the evidence of the other two witnesses
may sustain a verdict of this degree. Inc
judge states in a letter that he mad
grave doubt for sometime "as to whether
he (O'Boyle) was guilty of murder
in the first or second degree; and this
doubt is accentuated by an examination
of the record which discloses that the
Judge took under advisement for twelve
months a motion to set aside the verdict,
which fact, when it is considered that he
personally observed the bearing and de-
meanor of the witnesses, is Of profound
moment All of the witnesses to the
homicide were Intoxicated at the time,
and are negro women of the most aban-
doned class.
These considerations constrain me to be-
l5lieye thatI would err should I permit the
execution of this man. and l therefore
commute his sentence from death to life
imprisonment In the State penitentiary.
J. MONTAGUE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Bishop Gibson has returned to the city
from Fredericksburg and will preach
Sunday in this city.
Mask ard Wig Club.

Tickets to the entertainment Of cold
King Cole" to be given by the celebrated
Mask and Wig Club, of Philadelphia,
seventy-tivc strong, April Sth, at the
Academy Of Music, for the benefit of the
Virginia Hospital are selling rapidly.
One gentleman bought ten tickets, and
others have bought from four to six
each. The advantage of these tickets:
Parties having them can reserve their
seats two days before the box Office is
opened to the general public, April list
and ID
Should any one want these tickets they
can get them by applying to the chair
man, Mrs. w. Greanor Neale, No. 927
West Grace Street; Branch Aliens, Main
Street: Polk Miller Drug Company, Main
Street,; MARINERS Drugstore. Main
Street; T. A. Miller, Broad Street; +.
Edgar Shine, Twenty-eighth and Broad
Streets. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
COURTS DISPUTE.
Washington May Have to Settle WrausIs
between Hawaiian Judiciaries.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.)
HONOLULU, March 10, via SAN
FRANCISCO, March 27.-Walter CT
Smith, editor OF the Advertiser, was
found guilty of contempt by the three
judges of the First Circuit Court and
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail, on
account of a cartoon he published, which
was alleged to reflect upon Judge Gear.
The Supreme Court at once issued a
writ of habeas corpus, returnable April
21st. on which the editor is now at
liberty.
Under the writ issued by Chief Justice
Frear, Smith is held in bonds to appear
April 2lst. The Circuit Court Judges
met especially en- banc and decided that
the Supreme Court writ was void, having
been issued without the defendant being
brought before the court. The Circuit
Court Judges held that Smith is in con-
tempt, while the Supreme Court has al
lowed him to go free. and the matter
will probably be submitted to Washing
ton (
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
SCALPERS' TICKET VALID.
Importants Opinion from Superior Court Of
Illinois
(Ey Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, Ills, March 27.-''However
reprehensible and odious to railroad
company a ticket scalper may be, there
is: no law that invsldates a ticket, which
otherwise is valid, because it passes
through his hands" Judge Chytraus. OF
the Superior Court, has given this opin-
ion in a suit for damages brought by
Moritz Horowitz, against the Chicago
and Northern Pacific Railroad Dam.
ages OF $3.50 We're agreed upon
While travelling with his wife to Min
snesota on u ticket purchased from 4
scalper in Chicago, which had originally
been issued to a Michigan newspaper,
Horowitz was confronted by ]. c. Pond
general passenger agent Of the road,
who happened to be on the train. Horow-
itz and his wife were elected from the
train at Lake Villa, 1fty-one miles from
Chicago. The attorney for the road
argued that Isorow;tz had been guilty
of a constructive fraud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Save Sunday Times Ere Situations
and Help Wanted Cousns. You
will need them.

ris, a representative of the tew Yorls
Branch Of the Cigarmakers Interna-
tional Union of America, Y James
Wood, of Cincinnati, vice-prdent OF
that organization, informed 7 police
that they believed that there We soma
men in this city who were selli1 forged
union cigar-box labels.
Detectives were sent out and rested
two men whom they say went rether
to cigar factory and tried tosu to
the proprietor twenty thousanda bels
for $500. They gave their names AZ
bert Goldman, a cigarmaker, and avid
Bartlestone, poultry dealer. Botfters
locked up, after being charged Nth
forgery in the second degree.
The headquarters OF the Internatlal
Union is in Chicago and the labelsra
printed there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
ESCAPING NEGRO CLUBBED,
Revoiye' and Billy Stopped James Whites
Plans of Escape.

Two policemen q revolver and a club
were necessary to prevent the escape yes
terday Of a negro James White. as he
was being taken from the Police Court
to the wagon to- be sent to the city Jail
for q. period Of six months He was, with
another prisoner, in charge OF Policeman
Wyatt when he made a bolt for liberty
MI; WYATT released his other prisoner,
Robert Butler, and drew a revolver. At
this: moment Policeman Amos used his
club and White was stopped he revolt
Yer and the clubbing had the desired eff
feet.
Immediately following this, White was
taken r elk ~ to o the courtroom, where
enough to fine the negro $50 for resisting
officers in the discharge OF their duties
and to. sentence him to twelve months
more for his attempt at escape This
will give White, altogether, a little more
than eighteen months.
White was UP for the theft and sale OF
many small articles from the Bell Book
Company he e was arrested at the in
against him. White maintained that
there was a mistake as 10 MS identity,
but failed to prove it, as Mr.. Donati was
certain OF him. 5i5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
SERVICE EXTENDED.
Exchange Of Money Orders Between America
End China.
nv AssocIated Press.)

5z7l (Dy AsSOclated Press.J
WASEING1ON. March Z1.-The Post
Office Department to-day announced tina
completion OF important arrangements
for the extension of the lntertas.oii.l
exchange OF money orders agreement
An agreement has been reached VITA
the Kingdom. of Greece whereby money
orders will be exchanged between the
two countries. In addition. the postal
agent Of the United States at Shanghai
China, has been authorized to issue Do
nestle money orders, payable at anY
money order Office in the United STATES:
canada. cuba. and the philippines, and
}IInfted states money orders may be pro-l
cured drawn on the postal agency az
Shanghai, China. which thus is sub
sta ntialiy made a money-order office OF
the United States. 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Lee Camps Meetlng Tonight.

AT the meeting Of r. Z. Lee Camp, No.
I, Confederate Veterans, tonight all per-
sons who desire to go to the Confeder-
ate reunion, at Dallas, Texas, April I'D
25th 1902, are requested to meet. All
who are going, whether members OF Lee
or Pickett Camps, Sons OF Veterans,
Daughters OF the Confederacy, or
Confederate Memorial Association are ear
snestly urged to be present. This is very
important, as necessary arrangements will
have to be made at once with the rail-
roads i. regard 81 to transportat ton. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Fire in Ashland.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
. ASHLAND, VA, March PA
small fire occurred this morning at 5
O'Clock in the kitchen of the residence Of
Mr.. James Chenery. The cook had made
fire in the stove preparatory for the
morning meal, but while the stove was
heating she returned to bed over the
kitchen for short nap. It is supposed
that the stove because over-heated in the
meantime and the wainscoating caught
from it. The Fire Department was call
ed out, but when it arrived the fire
had practically been textingrIshed by
,aighbors. The damages are thought to
be from si5 to s1o0, which is covered by
insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Vireinians Here.

Messrs. ]. r. Henry, Lynchburg; Judge
F. B. Hutton, Abingdon; w. II. Wertll,
Tazewell; r. NJ Lett, Newport News;
W. c. Harrison, Brandon; n. Levy and
S. ~ Gary, Portsmouth; Mr.. and Mrs.
/. o. Peck and Mrs. NJ. II. Peck, Nor
folk; B. NJ Sncad and C. f. Jones,
Carysbrool1; L, c. Chancellor University
of Virginia; George G. Grattan, Harri-
sonburg; a. j. Parkinson. Danville; Q.
D. Bachelor, Newport News, and Stuart
Jones. Newport News; W. 3. Kilgore
and John II. Gose. Bristol; DR.. w. II.
Drcwry, Petersburg; Miss z. n. larry,
MecFenburg; r. I. Gray, Rockville; w.
Scott Boyetoi1, Newport News; w. *.
Harris and R.asW. Blanton, Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
The Widow Jones.

."The Widow JONES' in which May
Irwin is to make her appearance at the
Academy next week, was written for
her by John J. NlcNally# several Years
ago, and enjoyed = Very long run at the
=Bijou Theatre, New York, at that time,
and was again played throughout Miss
TWINS annual New York engagement
at the same theatre this season.
In the company arc Jacques Kruger,
Roland Carter, Christopher Bruno. II. L.
Roberts, Charles Church, John Rogers,
Frank johnson, Florence Reed, Helene
Dunlap Mable Russell, Genevieve Day.
Mabel Florence, Charlotte Noting, Louise
HOLSTER, Grace Chandler and Bessie
Mortime-. The sale Of seats opess to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
PERSONAL AND CRITICAL.

Tho severe illness of King Leopold OF
Belgium brings to mind the fact that the
heir to the throne is Prince Albert OF
Flanders, who visited this country. for
three months in 1898 and made many
friends The future King was born in
1875. His father was the late Count Of
Flanders and his mother, Marie, Princess
of Hohenzcllern. Prince Albert mar
ried in 1900 Duchess Elizabeth third
daughter of Duke Charles of Bavaria. a
son and heir presumptive was born to
them a year ago.
The janitor OF the woman's club had
swept and garnished the rooms.
For hours he had waited.
1t was long past the time when Nine
IIyminde should have addressed the club
on dress reform.
Yet neither the club nor the lecturer
had appeared.
The telephone rang, and when he an
swered a. feminine voice said:
This is Mrs. Hynlinde. Will you
please announce to the club that 1 am
detained at the special Easter sale at
Drig1ldds & Noshua s and cannot pos
sibly fill my enga cement this afternoon ~
Thin, begorry!'' said the janitor, s'yez
had best tell TIL cloob yersilf Yell
Soind 1t at tn same Sale.'-Judge.
Under the title Out on the Farm the
Minneapolis Times watts over the West
ern prairies-irrigated and unirrigated-
the following sweet-scented zephyr:
Grow gently. Chanticleer.
And Bossy.
| You s5.s55 ri
Just moo ~ siEE
lfs moo you mus, m lear
/ In accents soft.
And Dobbin.
Don't
Nciga
Loud.
AS if declaiming to a crowd.
For Mr.. Bryan,s sleeping
In the
Loft
SGnYarnor Ferguson, Of lahoma, has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr. Henry Wood, of F'luvanna county,
is in the city.
Judge and Mrs. W. s. Goodwin, OF
En1poria, are in the city:
Mrs. II. D. Oliver, of -Norfolle, is visit
ing Miss Lila Hungerford.
Mr.. Arthur Walton, a well known mer-
chant of Columbia, is in Richmond.
Miss Ida Jones, OF Appomattox coun-
ty is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fannie
w Withers, i'll Lynchburg
Mrs. T. "A. Lynch, Of ,Tazewell, is here
spending a few days with her husband,
the popular assistant clerk of Sthe Sem
ate.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Clark, of Orange
county, who have been visiting Mr.. 4.
w. Clark, Jr., in this city, have returned
home.
Mrs. Triton and Miss Charlotte Triton
have returned to Richmond, after a,
delightful visit to Short Hills and Mont
clair, n. ].
Mr.. Thomas a Hulchcr, one Of the
managers of Beach Park Hotel Company,
West Point, Va, is spending a few Us
in this city.
Mrs. s.. s. simmerman, OF Wythe. who,
with her little girl has been spending
some time here with her husband. left
for her home last night.
The Forget-A1e-Not Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Belle
Marstin, No. 2416 EastsBroad Street. Sat
urday, March 18th, at 4 e $ ~:
Mr. George w. Britt formerly with the
Standard Oil Company in w ilmington,
has accepted position with the Smith
Courtney Company, Of. this city
DR. Travers NVarriclz, q s graduate OF
the University Of Pennsy lvania,8 has To-
Gated in this city for the practice Of his
profession. He has done postgraduate
work in the Episcopal Hospital and st.
sTimothy's Hospital, in Phdlade lphia, and
will be associated in this city with DR..
Allison Hodges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Tar, pE.,t en- .oKy.

az correspondent writing from Pleas
ant Shade, Virginia, protests against con-
eeraplated Improvements at the peniten-
siary, on the ground that to make a
comfortable home for the convicts is to
put premium upon crime. he asserts
. tha. a great majority Of negroes fare bet
ter at the penitentiary thnn they do out
side 81 know OF q case Mt q saW-n1ill. 3 s
says he. where . one-room honse. 1Qxls
4 80 houses from ten to sixteen negroes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
NEWEST POSSESSIONS.
The President Said to Favor New York
Journalist as Governor.
lRz Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, March 27--One of the
arst acts of the President consequent
upon the expected ratification of the
treaty for the acquisition of the Danish
West Indies, now pending before the
Senate, will be the appointment of a gov
ernor for the islands. Several names
have been suggested to the President for
this office, one of whom is that of Mr..
Jacob Riis, the well-known newspaper
writer of New York City. The Presi-
dent is said to be favorably disposed
toward Mr.. Riis. for whom he has very
high regard and with whom he is well
acquainted because of their associa ton
in New York City while the President
was identified with the administration
of the police department..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
fREIGHr.CAR RUBBERS.
.Webber aud Iladdow Will Take Thelf Gases
TO The President.
-lsnecial Dispatcn to The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The ET1ncs
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 27.-Thomas
White and Samuel Pettigrew, who reside
in Amherst, have been arrested here on
the charge Of breaking into cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio and stealing there
from a large quantity OF meal ana corn
The police say that the depredatloils
have been going on for a long time. Both
Petti21ew and White are married men and
have children.
Messrs. William Weber and John Had
dow, strike organizers who are serving
a sentence here for contempt of court,
will try to have their case taken to the
President, who will be asked to grant
them a pardon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
REBELS DEFEATED.
Matters Look Better for President Castro 7
Venezuela.
Rr Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
WILLEMSTlD. ISLAND OF CUEOCOt
March T-The Venezuelan revolution
according to advices received here yester
day, has not realized what it promised
last week. The Government forces have
re-occupied Port La Mar and Juan Grie-
go. on the island OF Marguerite. and stu
hold Carupano, cumana and Barcelona;
all In the State OF Bermudez A force
Of one thousand revolutionists under
Domingo Monosas, who was bestesins;
Barcelona. has retreated before the Cow
eminent forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Beaten Chi d Recovered.

DANA" tho little child placed at the
Virginia Hospital a month Or more ago
in a most critical condition, as the result
of cruel beating, has recovered and been
turned over to the Children's Home So
5ciety He was at the Belle Bryan Nur-
sery for a day or so last week, but has
now been placed in new home. The
family adopting him resides in the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
EMPEROR CARRIES OUT cUsTo,
Francis Joseph Washed Feet Of Twelve OF
err
(By Associated Press.)

VIENNA, March o7.-Emperor Francis
Joseph this morning (AIaundy Thursday
performed at the Hofburs the traditional
ceremony of washing the feet OF twelve
aged men The nobility and the diplo n 81
corps, including the United States Min
lister, Robert S. Mccormick: Chandler
Hale. the secretary of the United States
Legation; Captain Floyd Fl Harris, tho
military attache. and Mrs. Harris wit
messed the ceremony, after which Els
Majesty h:.-i..cc;; bags of money OF the par
Elephants. whose aggregate age was 1910
years. The old men wore ancient Dutch
costumes.
The ages OF twelve women recipients
of the Imperial Maundy gifts aggregated
1S2 wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
DEAD Or. A BARGE.
Odd Fellows Lodges Talk OF Combining With
Large Membership.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

NORFOLF a., March 27.-George F.
MCGUIRE twenty two years old, Snip
keeper at TIL maynard was found dead
on a barge at the yard this morning.
He left a vGrns wife and child. Death
is attributed TO heart failure.
The consolidation into one of the Odd
Fellows lodges of Norfolk and one of
yI.ambe.t.s Poi,:t. is Le1s mooted. The
membership Of all is between 1000 and
i,UG0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
B1Hauet TO sir. Cruikshank.=

AS a testimonial Of regard for. Master
Mechanic Cruikshank. of the William r.
are arranging a banquet to take place
on Saturday night next Mr.: Cruikshank
will sever his connection with the 2Trigg
occurred having been abolished:
1t is the intention Of the employees to
give the banquet in lCorcoran Hall: and
shank some substantial token of the re-
gard in which he is held by the men
generally One of the officials of the
yard will be asked to make a brief
speech of farewell on behalf Of the en-
ployes, and at the same time to present
whatever is selected as a farewell gift.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
SOLEMN ser |! {! Is s;
GOOD FRIDAY q! ! I.
C LIBERATION #in.the Churches To-
Day TOT e General and
Impressive.

s. In all Catholic and Episcopal churches
&of the city Holy Week is being observed
with special services. Among the Epls-
copalians services are being heid & daily
at each church. and in sons instances
twice each day.
The celebration of Good Friday to-day
will be of particular interest At st.
SPauTs Episcopal Church a morning pray
er service will be held at 80 o clock; at
II o'clock there will be the Litany, the
communion. and q sermon. Tonight
at s o'clock a special service Of sacred
music will he held. At Holy Trinity to-
night, the choir of the church, combined
with the choir Of Monumental. will sing
the 'thedemption.'' At St Peters Ca
tledral this morning mass will be said
at s O'Clock by Father Bowler, vicar-gen-
eral Of the diocese, and the cross Will
: be venerated. The narrative of the pas
sion, according to st. John, will be
chanted. The Tenebrae will be sung at
night.
The holy oils were blessed yesterday
morning at the Cathedral by Bishop Cur
atis.- In a procession Of acolytes
and priests the Blessed Sacrament
was carried up the main aisle
and down the side aisle to the
repository, where It will remain until to-
morrow morning.
Among the priests present were the
following: Father Bowler and Father
N1agri Of the Cathedral Father c.. r.
5l2illy,$ of St. Josephs this city; Fa Their
Waters, Of Manchester; Father Payne,
OF Clifton Forge; Father John, of ST.
1lary's, this city; Father Charles Don
alme, OF Newport News; Father De-
sMuynck, of Rock Castle; Father Fan
non, Of Old Point; Father O'Hara Of
Lynchburg; Father Tierney, Of Falls
Church; Father Collins, of Sacred Heart,
this city; Father Grove, of gCharlottes-
VILE: Father Anthony NIcKeefrey, of
Winchester, Father Van Ingelgem, OF
Staunton; and others.
Last night the Terebrae was sung by a
chorus of fifty boys and twenty men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Attachment Sui,

An attachment suit was Instituted in
the City Circuit Court yesterday after
noon by Mayo Denooa and Company
against W. Rund ell and Company for
sSs6. 26. The attachment was served on
the chesapeake and Ohio, the First Ma
tional Bank, the Planters National sB2nk
and Ts HSDraWeS.sa s5ssssfS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Tie a. p v. A. Meeting.

# The Board of Mana gers OF the Assocla-
stionaf or the Preservation Of Virsinia An
tiquities will hold their semi-annuals
meeting Tuesday, "A pril 1st, at 4: so p. M.
lin rooms sof Virginia Historical Society.
The board is composed of the Central
Committee and Advisory Board OF gentle