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John ii. Morley, of the Timber Road House, Near Fish River, Be-
 iieved to Be Dead.

John H. Morley, one of the proprie- tors of the Timber read house on the trail between the Kutchbluk and Fish river, is believed to have perished in a blizzard on April 1, on which date he started with a dog team for Nome. Two days later one of the dogs came back: q few days later another of he dogs found his way ECmc. E. Crane, Morley'- partner. immediately started out to look for Morley, but could find no trace of the unfortunate man, though diligent search was made and inquiries inslitu- ted evel ywhere in that section. J. F. Phillips. who returned from Council Wednesday'night, thinks that Morley undoubtedly periShed a- does also A. H. Moore. who reached Nome last night from Council.
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pleasure it gave him to meet the pres- dent of the American people. Nothing could have been more cordial and in. genuous than the presidents greeting and it was returned in kind and in full. The blue room where the president and prince met, the red parlOr occupied by Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt, and the green room where were assembled the mem bers of the cabinet and their ladies, the wife of Secretary COrtelyou and few invited guests. were eXquisitely deco rn D6
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Rebellion ir Spain.

Madrid, Feb. 2l.-Thc strike riots in Barcelona have assumed such ptupOr- liUn- as to threaten general rebellion of the poorer classes and the soldiers have hard task. Murder and Outrages occur daily. Premier Saga>ta is pre- par!nu to declare martial law tErou9h- ous Spain. Trade buoint ss is paraIl wed and markets are closed. Shipping lS
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4 Woman's Taste.

Seattle. Feb. 70. sent to ;he Mon tana pcniteuIiary rot Wtcrking bank. Bon+"n D. Yb2lcher mHraQed to win tlo affections 0i the Warl,n'> vile. to whom he Was married in th~ city tive 6al ago. He ls now jn Portland with ti~ bride. whose former husband wa, E'v0lcrd Cu account of her conduct with Thatcher during his prison day. Thatcher was cashier uf the National bank of Great Falls, Mont, from which he stole $l2j,0
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flaw hinS Must Hang.

Olympia, Feb. 2l.--Thc supreme court ha, confirmed the ,cutcuce of death on Alfred Hawkins. the mua- derer of Attorney Woodhnr. of Aaa- cortes. The appeal was based on the the circumstance that Mcbride then Lieu Cnant Governor. assisted at the prosecution. the point being ajscd that the governor &S member of the board oi para0n5 should not have taken part ill the criminal NrOneculiOn.
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Tillman, Ringing aside Teller of Col orado, splang at McLuurin and struck heavy blow on his f, rehead. A lDugt and tumble fight en-ued, Tlllman re ceived a short arm jolt on his nose hat brought considerable blood ere the combatants were separated. Both have becn adJhdgcd m coattmpt of the sen ate, although they have of, red to formally apologize.
 Washington. Feb. 24. To-day be President cancclled the invitation Tillman bad received to dine at the White House tonight with Prince Henry aId both stnat0rs have been lcclaI ed suspended from all senatorial functions
 Washington, Feb. 27.--In the senale today Frye, president pro tenn of the scnate.anu.u unced officially the reversal ol hi, decision of last Monday ehmirat- ing the names of Senator, McLaurin ani TIlman from the roll call.
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At Last Released.

ConS'antiuopIc, Feb. 2l AiIsa Stone and companions were released ur' ar rived at >1trumitz. Macedonia, on Sal urday. The arrival was unheraldcl. as the brisand~ had gwen no inlicn- tons where they propose to release the prisoners. IL is understood that owing to the necessity Of protecting innoten, person, wlo assisted them, the Amer ican delegates will never divugc how and where the ransom money was paid to the hrigand-.
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And Capture d E2oai live Lord and Many
 Other Officers
British Are Attacked Three Sides and Chased or Four Miles-Presdent Roosevelt lnstrucis the Attorney General to Begin proCectnys Against Jim
 ilt's Gigantic Railroad tris4.

Inndon March l0Iorl Kitchener under date 9h an the by the 0S of Lord MrlUcn
 Lord Mcthuen moving with ni+c hundred mounted hun ded nfantrynen and guns he force between Ievcoh and Pmkr The B0rs attacked him three sides and drove the English the for miles Mucn wounded and captured. ogeth" with large number officers and Three British officers and eighteen kl and five officers and scvcny-tw" wounded
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A Delegate for Alaska.

Washington. Feb. 2l.--Thc bill fer the appointment of d delegate from Alaska to the House of Representative is being strongly supported by the Com mittee on Territories. The bill names he second Tuesday in August fer tine election of such Il delegate and it is be- ing supported as q right ana d necessity that Alaska should have representation in COnprCsS.
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Prince tias Done Good.

Berlin, Feb. 26. Details of the move ments of Prince Henry and the many coultesies shown him in the United States continue to be followed here with extraordinary interest. In official circles 1t is considered uhatthc emperor has possibly accompiised, hy sending the prince to the United States, what it would have taken years to do other ,yiSa
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Mark Harna's Boom.

New York, Feb. 24 Senator Mark Hanna made his first move in the game for the presidential nomination Satur- day night at q banquet of the Crove Occur club under the management of Grand Maste CT Sargent of the LoconO- tive Bremen, ,, Brotherhood.
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Special Term of CoJrt.

A spec.al term of cou.t has been cal!cd for June O. next. The session will cOntinue so long thereafter d. may be necessary for the transaction Ut eusi- ness, anu aIl causes heretofore ad burned to be u'ie at the Jliy term will bo tried at the June term. Just when the present term of court will be ended is not known, bu5 it will close sometime durin. the early part,of 1ext mon r,
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Secretary Long Resigns.

Washington, March S.-Sccrctary Long has resigned as secretary of the navy. the resignation to take effect Cn May lAt.
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Annpal exhibition ot chi!dreC it sta ye and fancy dancing 0t Prof Goermei', Dan ing Academy. ,lt H .den Gate hall, Friday even uy. April D, lt $ D. m, ~ha,p General t;lrciug will fellow. B ,Ncs rn s;l 2 at hOIel office.
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Va'Gcs Military Road.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Rcports have hccn rcceiNed al the WIT department that the military road from Naldes to Eagle wifi propably not be completed Tor thN pl eaent.
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l0-ip. canvas hose, l2!c. per foot. Log Cabin Store.
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Suits to order for next 30 days at out side prices. Humes X Co, tailors, Front street, opposite Dexter saloon.
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unable to load or discharge cargoes. Ball cartridges have been issued all troops. The wealthy people of Barce- Iona have fled to t'crpirnan. France.
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Don't fail to get some line Eastern oysters for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage Company'>.
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Flour? See Nc ne Trading Ce.
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Vienna Bakery. finest pa,Lry, cakes.
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Coal Contracts Bought. Josh x. Mcintyre $; Co.,. Sandsp;t.
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Freighting lo creeks or about town Fox Transfer Co.,. 10 Steadman ave.
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Alaska Photo Co.,, Hester way. Spe- cialtcs of Groups and dog teams on ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

Attorney General Anderson received a
telegram from Chief Justice Fuller yes
terday saying that he would reach here
Friday forenoon to preside at the hear
ing. of the case testing the validity of
the Constitutions. C.lef Justice Fuller
stated that 1t was his understanding that
counsel on both SIDES desired him to pre-
side -
Attorney-General Anderson returned
from Washington yesterday where he
called on Chief Justice tul,er in company
with Hon. j ohm Goode. The Importance
of the case was fully presented, and
while Justice Fuller dic no:s commit him
self at the time. 1t was thought that he
would decide to preside at the hearing.
Judge =Waddill and counsel for both sides
wished him to be present. Major Ander.
son was at the offices Of Messrs. Chris.
tians& Christian yesterday at the Cham.
Der of Commerce building. and was :busi-
s ly# engaged with Mr.. Frank w. Christian
in outlining the defence for the State.
Little doubt is expressed that the State
VIII. sustain its cause, and an immense
amount of authority will be consulted
and presented in the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
BUFF COCHIN HEN, GOLDEN Hla!D."
pert Judges.

Of dogs ard poultry. Doors close at 80
Catslo containing ::le classes and
entries can be obtained at the building
Every kennel and coop will be labeled to
correspond with 1hs catalogue numbers,
and when the visitor mas spent day al
the show, he will know about the fowls
of the air, the beasts on the earth and
the fish beneath the sea. Manager Brauer
says it viii be the greatest eXhlblt1ol OF
its kind that has been shown here. sno
the show is entirely under local man
agaDlcnt.
Thursday and Saturday have been set
aside for the children. There Will De
eS.,a performances of the trained dogs
on these days in the exhibition ring, and
the Drizc winners among logs ara lows
will appear in parade. The programme
fer the remaining iays will be announce
from time to time
The Judgcs Chosen.
Nossrs. Polk Miller and John Jackson
viii nudge the pointers and settlers Ihese
classes are unusually strong and wen
oiled. Mr.. Henry Tiemann. Of Baltimore
win Judge the bull terriers the Boston
terriers. and the toy breeds. :Mr. l. II
orr CT Pittsburg. will judge the col
lies sreyhounds, and other large oretus
rho floor space is being equipped WIN
jncandescsnt and arc lights. and every
facility will oe afforded to make the sllo"
one of comfort and inte rest to the FlslsotS
rbt, prices for admission are: For auults'
* cents. for children, 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
BOUND TOBE MARRIED
AndNow Groom and Friends
Are in Trouble--Falsified
Brides Residence.

j. zRyland Martin, a groom Of less than
a week. and j. S. Jones. his friend, who
helped him in his matrimonial alliance.
were before Squire Lewis. OF Henrico
county yesterday. Jones was charged
with perjury In having sworn falsely as
to the residence of Martin and his bride,
Miss Mollie Yarbrough, a young lady We,
IN her teens. He was further charged
with having forged the names of Miss
YarbrouSh's parents in order to secure
the license for his friend.
Jones swore before Clerk Waddill. OF
Z the Henrico court on November 18th that
the contracting partiesj were residents OF
Henrico. The evidence yesterday showed
that they lived in Hanover. Squire
Lewis fined Jones 500. and committed
him to jail for twelve months. Jones tools
an appeal. and was. bailed in the sum Of
$1,000. and Martin was required to give
$500 bond for his appearance. Bail was
furnished for 10th by Mr. ]. T.. Martin.
father of the groom. Jones and Martin
were sent on to the grand jury.
After obtaining the license from Clerk
Waddill under the alleged false pre-
tences, Martin attempted TO eiope with
Miss Tarbrough to whose older sister he
had formerly been paying devoted atten
tion. They went to the home of q Pres
bytsrian minister. but tae ceremony was
stopped by the arrival of Miss Var
brough's brother.
With swift horse and buggy. however,
they drove to the house Of an Episcopa-
lian clergyman. where they were married.
notwithstanding the minister's wife OBJ
jected to his performing the ceremony or
Sunday.
Miss Yarbrough's mother and brother
were close on the trail OF the fleeing cou-
pie all the time. but Cupid outwitteo
them. They followed the case up. how
ever. and yesterday warrants were sworn
out for the arrest of Jones and Martin.
after the license had been examined. anc
the statement Of Clerk. Waddill was made
known to the parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
.BAR7END[RS TO-DAY.
Meeting to Be Held a
Smiths Hall to Organize
the Profession.

In order TO further the movement Tor
Sunday closing OF saloons. an Open meet
ing of bar-tenders will be held this after.
noon at 5 O'Clock in Smiths Hall. NO. 3li
north Fifth street. for the purpose or
forming an organization.
The meeting Will be held under tue
auspices Of the Trades and Labor Cou;,-
Gil ana several delegates will be presen'.
Il is the intention Of the promoters OF
this move TO have this body. when or.
ganized. affiliate with the Trades ana
Labor Council.
Should the bar-tcnders adopt this plan.
delegates say they will have sthe.ientire
support of organized labor In this CITY
and Manchester. They say that move
ment of this Kind was perfected s.recentiE
In Raleigh. N. c.. where the bar-tenders
organized and the Trades and LABOR
Council adopted rule OF not patronlzlng
any bartender who did not wear tue
union button.
Oncia!s Of the labor unions here say
that wherever the har-tenders have or
gan,zed under the auspices OF the Amers-
can Federation of Labor such orsaniza-
tons have been of great assistance IN
closing bar-rooms on Sundays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Attempt to Preach.

WAsHINGTON,s D. c.. November 22.-
Especial )-William Henry Mlburn, who
is known througout the length and
breadth of this country as the blind chap
lain of the United States Senate. will re-
tire as chaplain. after this session OF
Congress. His father was thriving
trader, and the son was born In Pilila-
delphia. September &C. 1873.
At the age of the misfortune befell
the Milburn child which was to make him
the blind chaplain in his manhood. He
and a conpa Mon were playing In his
fathers garden in Philadelphia. He was
standing directly behind his companion
when the latter lifted his hand to throw
a piece of glass. 1t struck the Milburn
boy in the left eye, leaving him in par
tial blindness for many years. until final
ly the right eye, out Of sympathy for It's
fellow organ, forever drew its curtains
close leaving its owner in absolute dark
nes.
Early in life the A1ilburns. their for
tune wrecked in the financial storm OF
1887. turned their faces to the setting sun
and journeyed for many days, until they
came to Jacksonville. III. Of his feelings
at this time Mr.. Mi.burn himself tells
in his book. Ten Years Of Preacher $
Life" No picture ever drawn by human
pen gives one q clearer idea or the me
illusion which settlers allow to be prac-
ticed on them, regarding the Goshen to
which they steer from hunger-oppressed
Egypt. Mr.. Millburn was educated at
Illinois College, and received his degrees
there.
First Sermon.
He tells of his first attempt to preach IN
the following words:
81 had no recourse but TO stand up
frightened as l was almost to death, be-
hind nv spiit-bottom chair in lieu OF a
uulpit, IL, front of the huge fireplace ana
attempt to preach by the light OF the
smothering embers and few candles
fast sinking into their sockets, TO the
crowd of hunters and farmers filling the
cabin. who gaped and stared. or course
words were few and ideas fewer ana the
congregation listened to about as poor
. discourse as was ever delivered. This
was nv first attempt at preaching. Mr.
Mi;burn's s Ten Years In Preachers
life" was written at the instance OF his
friend Henry W. SLongfeiloW, and aoouEos
in many "reminiscences of the good oid
DAYS when illinois was part Of the
Western frontier
Mr.. Milburn tells how he became chaplain
of Congress the first time, He was sap
pointed to travel east to collect Iunos
for Western college. While on board
an Ohio river steamer, he .chanced to
meet some congressman on their Way,zto
washington. Several of then1." he says,
were men known to fame. whose names
had been familiar with tor years.
took great Interest in observing Z them
and listening to their conversation. when
as is often their manner In such environ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
BIG PET STOCK SHOW.
GREATEST COLLECTION OF DOGS
AND POULTRY EVER SEEN
IN VIRGINIA.
RANK WITH BEST IN THE EAST.
Tv~ep1y-rour Performing Great
Danes from Madison Square.
EXHIBITION OPENS To-MonRow.
every Conceivable Kind of Poultry
viii DC shown. Including Many
Rfbbon winners - Ircubators In
ruI1 Operation, Matching Chickens
TO ordcr-Pct Stock of Various
Sorts to EnTasc the Attention.
every Conceivable Kind of Poultry

The annual exhibition of the Virginia
sr4ch Show Association and the Vir-
-rsa Pigeon. Poultry and Pet Stock as
location. TO be held this week at the
siasonic Temple, brings 10 this city the
greateyt collection of dogs and poultry
nat has ever been shown in the State.
Prize awards will amount TO 5000.
From TIE entries and the preparations
;nat have been made. the show promises
10 rank with the best in the East. Com
fo-tabIe homes for $50 dogs and 1000 poul-
any are on the first floor of the big build
frr at Broad and Foushee streets. The
doors viii be opened Monday morning at
10 o'clock. and on each day thereafter
there will be n special programme fol-
f,.y,ld. There will be night exhibitions up
70 j O'Clock.
Manager r. c. Brauer has been hard
Al work during the past few days put
ing the finishing touches on the snow
-oc-n. II is ,2rettily decorated with A.ne-
-ican flags and bunting streancrs, and
he dcG kennels and the poultry coops
are arranged so as 10 give ample STace
In the atsles for visitors to move about
Freely among the exhibits,
TWO Dozen Great Danes.
In the centre Of the floor IS a tan-bark
rins, where the prize winners. will De ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
TRIAL OF WILCOX
MOVED tt. HEREFORD.
Judge Says He Understands the Peo-
pie OF Perguimnns Are. opposcd
to Capital Punishment.

EL1zABETH CITY, NC. November
n.-Judge Moore. Of the Superior Goas.
Wilcox. for the murder Of Nellie Cropsey-
he moved to Hertford. PeTquinans
county, This carries out the action spf
the court, which few days ago grantee
Wilcox change OF venue,
IN rendering his decision. Judge Moors
said S II hnd that the people OF Per.
ouimans county are opposed &c capital
puniahme ent. which, think. is In the de-
afer1dant.s afayov.."'Ss8 4as;s s.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
FIERCE RIVALS MEET
UNIVERSITIES OF VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA 70 rL4ar
HERE THURSDAY
ENORMOUS CROWD ASSURED.
First Game Bctween the Two Here
since That of Four rear. Ago.
VIRGINIA Is THE rAvonurn.
The Town WI, Co Football MAJ
ana WI, Blaze with Orange and
white. the Bright Color. Of the
Universities, md Resonnd with
the Enthusiasts of tho students
The Records and Line Up.
o. T. y
lRc1S1A is THE rAvon1Tn

~
The principal feature OF the celebration
OF Thanksgiving-Day In this city will he
the resumption after an intermission oe
three years of the annual championship
football game in this city between the
teams representing the Universities OF
Virginia and North Carolina.
They will meet again at Broad-Street
Park on the afternoon of next Thursday
for the first time here since the memora-.
ble game OF 1S9S. when Carolina won by
only time in the history Of the inter-
university contests.
The elevens of the two universities
played in Norfolk last year. Virginia
won then by score of % to 6. aftei,
spirited struggle in the rain For two
years-ln 1859 and 1ae0-lhe two unIver.
stiles did not n1eet,owing to charges OF
professionalism made against Carolina by
Virginia and the consequent severance
of athletic relations Up to 1850 they
played every year on Thanksgivins-Das
In this city. Virginia winning IN every
contest save the last. that Of 1SaS Tnna
Virginia has won six out Of seven years
with a good prospect of adding tns
seventh victory next nursday.
These Virginia Carolina games are al
ways popular in this city and never tail
to draw thousands to the park to witness
them. Including several hundred students
of the two Universities. The resump.
Etion OF games here will attract to ths
city a larger number OF students from
charlottesville and Chapel Hill, the seats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

hritod from Gay TO day. The chief at
tractor that will be shown in this ring
however will be The twenty-four per-
forming Great Danes. These animals
have besn exhibited at the bench shows
held in Tic Madison Square Garden by
thar owner Professor Schultz, and will
he seen in this city for the first time al
Inc coming show Hourly performances
will be given without any extra charge
above the price OF admission TO the build
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
of the two universities. than ever before
in the annual contests.
city WIN Be Foot-Bau Mad.

WITH the coiiegians Will come the great
white and yellow cirysanthenums and
the orange and blue and white and blue
ribbons representing the contesting uni
versities. and the college boys themselves
surcharged with an enthusiasm the IN
fection of which soon spreads TO the pub
lie. In fact, all Richmond goes foot
ball mad for the occasion. Pretty girls
by the thousand. gay with 4 profusion
OF ribbons and flowers and waving ban
ners expressive OF their inspiring SYM
pathy with one OF lie other of the war;
rior groups. add their charm to the occa-
sicn. encouraging the glaGiators In their
stirring struggle.
The great game viii begin promptly at
2:45 P. NJ. Thursday. rain or shine
BroadStreet rark. reached by every car
line. will be the battle-ground. and in pre-
paratfon for the struggle the grandstand
and field have been put in excellent con-
dit!on and will be just ready for the kick
Of when the hour for play arrives.
Prices of Admission and Seats.
Tickets of admission will cost half a
dollar: quarter additional! will give the
spectator an elevated position ON the
bleachers. or the "soakers as IL may
turn out. Admission TO the grounds ard
the grandstand will cost 81. The section
TO the north OF the park vii! be occupied
: DY carriages OuSSiSS. Nhu COACHES s1sIStt
with gayIy-dressed women and bsribhon-
ed men. Indeed. the spectator who has
not seat on the beacf1ers or In the
grandstand will have to move about to
get continuous view of the game for tna
Jam promises 10 be greater than ever
even in the old days. the pairny days On
the annual game. which is to Richmond.
what the YalerEaryard game Is 70 New
Haven.
Upon the crowd present depends the
location Of the battle-ground next season.
for Norfolk Is In the competition for tho
game and may get IL ne..> time uniess
Richmond turns out we'll. Altogether
there Is every Indication OF one OF the
largest and most brilliant crowds ever on
Broad-street field. Tickets will be on saH
early In the week at places to be ans
nounced and they will go wi,h rush.
Relative strength Encertain.
As TO the teams themselves. football
Is too uncertain to prophesy. further than
to print the records of the two elesans
and such other data as may be ayailable.
The talent ten down sadly yesterday on
nearly all the games. the virginia-
Carlisle score being the biggest surprise
Of the year. with the Yale-Hasyard game
a close second.
After vlrSinla.s crlshinS defeat ~
LehtSh recently Il Was expected that the
orange and blus would do wNll % score
on the eonquefors Of PennsyIvaniA ana
Ccsnall the famous casli1lA Indians tn;
gensraI expectation WAS thar ylr1inh
wou.A lesa BY at 8 .sast vsaty.dss =
tcosf1ulUHp a. eDcogp HAn
rxrSs
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Treat for Little Ones.

Eecognl3ing that this feature will &c
s-urCa of delight to children. Manager
Eraucr sends the following invitation;
Richmond Dispatch:
Please extend. trough your paper. In
hata}f of the ma nagement of the Dog
saaw An Invitation TO the male orphan
a. nss of The city to attend the snow
~. # charge. We prefer to have the
c7ren come on Wednesday or Friday,
ara VIII tie glad 10 set letters of accfp-
tDe from the superintendents sta0nE
'ne day the children VIII come. we
WH hc glad 10 ask the superintond,nts
70 notify as how many children viii come,
(Sir,eEh ..IS G. ERAuEG: