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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Gtmas aans gid,eres.

Wan bat aeiaet, oaB es nihts
Siberes gebe nit Musnablne pDn
Sob unb Steuern. aber bas lit bocb
niht imn,er pabr. Or. Sings Neue
@ntoeduna fir SbpinbiuHt lit elm
iiberes 6eilmittel fiir ale 2ungeu=
uno 6alsleiben. ganienbe fDnnen
oas beseugen. sSrau s. 8. San
Wfetre pDn Sbepberotopn, @eIt=
girginien, iaet: sd batte einen
ibweren Nnfaa pon 8ronhitis unb
Elm Sabr lang gebraubte i1 baeegen
Nlles, tpas ih in grfabrung bracbte,
aber obne @rfolg. Cine 5lalde pun
Or. Sings Neuer @ntbeduna beilte
MIDI bann nDlIitanoie. Sic lit uns
feblbar gegen 8raune, &euhbuiten,
@rippe, 2uneenent5iinbung uno
5huinolubt. Man made einen
Terlufl oamit. Das Mittel miro
garantirt BON s. &alteper & SDbn
uno IoOlpb DreiB, Npotbefer.
Brobeflaiben frei. 8eguldre @rDBe
so Cts. uno ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02

Gs 1T mebr &atarrb in oieler WegenD beg 2anbez
als BON allen auoerer Grantbeiteu 3uIammen, unf
big IN Die lesten Sabre gait er als unbeilbar
gele Sabre lang ertldrten 9ottoren ibn ffr ene To-
fale Rrantbeit unb idrsben lofale S5sitmttel Dor
unb oa iie ibn nit dr5tlider gebanoluns betdnoie
Wiienihait bat bemieien, oaB Ratarrb cine goniti=
tutionsfrantbeit 1T ino beBbalb toniitutonele 9e=
banolung erforoert. 6alI's Ratarrb=
Sur, fabrisirt bpn s. s. gbenep g. 6 o.,
Soeoo; Sbio, 1T Die einai9e eonttutionelle aur I'M
Warfte. Sic siro innerli6 in DoIen oSer @aben
BON 10 Sropfen big su eines Sbeelbffel poll eeno=
men. Sic isrt birett anf oas 8fut uno bic lhlei
mise Oberfidte bes Sphems Sic bieten ein6un=
bert Dollars hlr jeoen Sail, ben fe 3u furren per=
feblt:. 2aBt Gud Gircilare uno 3eueniiie fommen
Nbreifrt:
8. $. Gbenep 8 6 o., Solebo, 8.
sS gertaaft bon alien apulbetern, rs Gents.
OaH's 5amiIien 4ilen iino bic befsu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Geitdfts=GerdnOernnql

llnteraet6neter beebrt ficb ansuseiaen,
oaB. er ote 8ntbhanblun9 bpn M. @ Ell NJ
lteln. 232 8 f. 9pmton Strase,
fauflid ertporben bat unb erIucht bas oes
net9te oeutibe 9elesBublifun1 um aefallis
gen Sulprurb. Dies lit bas einsiee Gelcbaft
IN san MntDniD, tuelcbes cine Specialitdt
n9n Announcements fiir ale oeutIchen 3eits
lhrtften-belletriitiichen nnb tuilienicba{t<
lieben Snhalts -1ttad5t. Gin reichhalti@
9es Wager BON Sbulbii6ern unb Schreib<
materialien CUR Qustuahl. Steele uno
prpfnpte gebienune earantirt.
ssramt 2sitmer.
232 Sft=6ouiton StroBe.
San nNntpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Cinderella 9dnD qsalaIf.

@ir iino norbereitet, unleren Sum
ben uno oem Bublifum Die neuelten
sSacons in alien Nrten pDn Sduben
fiir Oamen uno Mdo9en, 0erren
uno anaben 81 ltefern. gSir balten
unieren poblbe9riiuoeten giui nur
Die beiten Qualitdten 81 bieten auf=
redt. Cute 8aare uno billiae
Breile bleibt itet8 unler Motto. @er
elegantes uno sualeid bequemes
Sbubuerf 81 trageu tpiiniht. Der
tuenoe fib on unS. Sin 8erIuhs=
fauf miro Seoen iiberseueen, oaB
mir an Der Spibe Der Sbub9eibdfte
iteben.
Cinderella 8 dub Balaft.
207 Nlamo Blasa. 3elepbun 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Oie lauae Naie.

sulgenbe Geibihte eraablt elm BEL
gilhes glatt (offenbar nod in Der
Stimmung oes 1. Npril): glfs i'm
Sabre 1871 Der neuernannte iapa=
nilhe @e1anbte am nieberlanoilhen
6Dfe, @raf Spatura, in MmIteroam
lanoete, aeigte ibm cine Ghaar @aI=
ieniungen, Die auf bem Damn fpiel=
ten uno pabriheinlib mod ME einen
Sapaner geieben batten. cine rlange
Naie". Der @eianote erfunoiate
iib bel oem Sitter ban GiebDlo, Der
gum Ginfiibrer oes iapanilhen
@eianoten beitin1mt mar, nab ibrer
tieferen Beoeutune! 6err ban Sies
bolo mar iebr perlegen unb 5Dgerte
anfangs, cine NntpDrt au eeben, oann
aber erfldrie er fed uno oreiit, oaB
Die lleblibe @eife in 6ollanb als bas
bDbfte 3eiben pDn &btuna eelte
uno nur gang belonbers bernprraoen=
ben DISQUALIFICATION eeaeniiber snr
Inwenoung aelanae. 9lls nun Der
8elanote einige Gage lpdter in feierz
ltder Nubiens Dem GDnig @ilbelm
porgeiteQt tpuroe, tuar ieine er1te
Gorge, benz Wonarhen cine ,,lange
ytale" 8i sei9en. Die bas ganse @e=
folge oes Sapaners nit groBer 8iiroe
nababn1te. Wau fam li1 oenfen,
melbe iiberraihenoe @irfuna bieIe
etgenartiae 6uloiaung auf bes SD=
nigs Wiaieitdt ausiibte. 0ur Gits
ter Siebolo tannte Ole llrfahe
oleler fiirhterliben gerlebung b6fts
iber Gtlfette, aber er sDe ficb, a!s i'm
Der &Dnia fraaeno anblidte, nit
9lan5 aus Der Nffdre, inbem er filbn
oaranf los fog, baB Die Ieltiame 8es
grnBung in Sapan iiblib lei, men,.
8bnigen uno boben Staatsuiiroen<
trdeern cine belonoere @bre ertuieien
tpiiroe. gtun mabte Der 9Dnia uies
Der Elm freunolihes @eiicht uno seiote
oem 5apaner ielbit cine .,lanQe Ofale" ,
tu0rauf iib Die gSiroentrdaer oes
6Dfes uno Die 6Dfoamen oerpffid)tet
fiiblten, ELI @leides su tbun. gs
fDa iebr poiiirlid ousgefeben baben,
aber Der @elanote NOR biesmal nod
nebr entsiidt, uno bas tpor lh[iess
lib Die 6auptiahe. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Maiienperwalterl rfauf.

nnler gan5es 2ager ppn 4amin=
eelimien. &atninsGoften, sginldben,
uno s4aheln. intpie ppn TApeten,
sSarben, 8ilber Gabmen uno gil=
bern, Mal : uteniilien, @ololeiften
uno ionitiaen 8intmersDecoratiunen
iotpie iblieBlih BON sirniB uno BIN
letn muB obne 8idfiht auf ben
Breis ausperfauft tueroen.
9eras Wantle & Decorating So.
513 Sits6DuitDn Str.
Sobn S. Jentirnan,
WfaiIenperualter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
csn einen Wrtifef hps Qe;,

Sn einem Nrtifel oes 3eip8i=
ger p@rensboten" miro mieber oa=
rauf auftnerflam 9etnadbt, oaB
Deutihlano feline @inpanoeruna
nab Brafilien lenfen lple. Ser Ser
faiier beseidnet graiilien als oas
oeuticbe Snoien. 8elpnoers Die orei
iiiolihen Bropinsen, 100 Deutlbe
Elm giertel Der geo6lferune biloen
nno 0anoel unb Snouitrie beberr=
icben, tueroen fiji Die Colonization
elnpfDblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
0arten= nno Telb Sameg
friid su baben in iraenb melden
Guantitdten bel
go, SerS. S4effel,
33l Oits Commerce Strdse.

ss~ aalf, cement, Sanb, Bad.
ltelrle, feuerfefte Steine uno 9bon.
g9eernno gspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
Cheer uno Ispbalt, Del, 9erpentin.
sSorben, @las &c. &c. itets porrdthio
BET s. 6. 9ietnanm, BOG OIfs
@oiilllleree=StraBe. Nieorige Breiie,
quite gSaare lutpie quite uno reelle
8eotenung peroen earantirt. =
9elepbun 410I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02

Gertiee Gnitrih Jarben su $1.25
per @allOne. 8lbter nDn feinen
8. 9. WeiBen 2egborn=6iibnern.
S. A. SEED & PAINT COMPANY,
s. S. @ipps, gieentbumer,
528 WarfetsS StraBe. Telepbun 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Onrch 1lnreinin9o;.

0ur6 llnreiniefeiten be8 W2o.
gems miro oas 8lut unrein. gBenn
mir auf unleren Waeen ahten, in=
oent mir Or. GuauIt 90nig's 6am=
burger 9ropfen eebrauden, tDelhe
Iebr itarteno tpirfen. tpiro oas 8lut
gereiniet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02

@roBes @runbItid pun 1887 SUI
5ront am 8abngeleife BEL 13O SuB 5iefe,
Gde Buena &iita< unb Gafabo StraBe,
eiften 8lod bDm gspbalt~ q flaiter, nit eie
genem @eleiie BON Der Snternationalbabn.
Den @inlben 6er Mietbern entiprehenb
tuiro gebaut. Ndionable Mietbe.
CARR COMMISSION CO.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
9lnferipa & 9lnferIptt !,

oieneue Sarben< unb 9apeten-J Jirma
lit jebt bereit @eihdfte 5u tbun.
9tu. 217 unb 219 0ftzSpuftpns Str
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Saatz z&orn nuD SaaIzaartofieln.

gde Burnett unb Walnut.@tras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-02
Rtt Derntiethett.

(ssnrtiebui1a fptat. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
lakewood Memorial Day.

General Fitzhugh Lee vii BIO the orator
of lakewood Memorial Day, May 9TH Dr.
James p, Smith will be master OF cere-
monies The Rev. DR.. w. B. Cooper Will
make the opening prayer, and the Rev.
Dir. Robert A, Goodwin will bestow the
benedction.
Mr., w. A. Sherwin vii act as cheit mar
shall. and will choose his aids from Leo
and Picket Camps and tho Sons OF Vet
Grams. :,
The procession will start from st.
Johns Church promptly at p. NJ. The
route will be to Twenty-seventh out
Franklin to Libby Hill, thence to Broad;
out Thlrtieth to P, and thence to OAK
wood.
The Seventeen Regiment will with the
Howitzers, Leo and Pickett Camps and
all other Confederate and veteran organ
!zations Join In the procession
The music will be under the direction
OF Professor MITCHELL the director OF
Trinity Church choir, who has arranged
n fina programme. MI, James HarWood
| will form the line Of carriages, The
Governor with his staff, General Fltzhugll
Lee, the Mayor and invited guests VIII
lead the line.
The ladies of the association are bend
| Ing every effort to render May 8. 1913
| the most impressive memorial day IN thf
| history Of the lakewood Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
"A TESTIMONIAL ITO
MR.. G. TUP / I |. 4 !. |
Concert to Be Given on the
18th at the Y. l. 4 I (, G. ]. a =
H all

Fridny evening. May 18th. at tho =. NJ.
c. "A. Hall, a testimonial concert will be
given Tor the benefit Of Mr.. r. G. Tupman.
This entertainment Is rendered Mr.. IT. p-
man BY: his musical associates 70 assist
him5sin taking a further course In voice
culture, prepare tory to teaching. Air
Tupman has for years been rominently
Identified with church choir work in this
city and Norfolk. He Is now q member
OF the choir OF the Second Presbyterian
Church.
IN "A very attractive programme has been
arranged for this entertainment. to pc
participated In by the following well
known ladies and gentlemen:
Miss Mamie Harrison, Mrs. Maud For
ter Gum. Miss Katherine Belle Powell.
Miss Frances Diggs. Miss hapel
sDiggs, Miss Mary Willie moot,
MISS Myrtle BEDFORD, Miss Kate
Fuller, Mr. w. A. Watkins, Mr.. ]. A.
Morton. Mr.. Conway Gordon. Mr.. Oscar
L,ohmann, 4 Mr.. ]. b. White, Mr., James
McBain. n Mr.. Tupman will also sing.
The following ladies are the patron
esses: Mrs. II, Il. Cabell, Mrs. Fired.
Peasants Mrs. T. William Pemberton.
Mrs. ohm "A. Coke Mrs. 8. II. Halves,
Mrs. Henry Howard. Mru. II a. Glllls,
Mrs. ohm 8. HarWood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
s MEN
ASK AM INCREASE

committee representing the eoo-odd en-
pioyes Of the street railroads OF Rleh-
mond Manchester and t'eteFsDuIrs, 1 Has
presented to the management 81 the y ~,
ginin Passenger and Power. Sutllany =,
petition for a general increase N ms
scale Of wages now In force on ~ l' t,
OF the respective cities. me co!ntadly h h,,s
the petition now under consideration, p ~,
no definite decision will pc reacnea VIII WIZ
after a committee has tonlerEed "t'a
General Manager HUI. *, ~,
The increase asked by the elnplpyes
aggregates about thirty Per oenautn !, -,
an average, and requests tne l''s1 y, IA;
of the nlne-hour a day system, ~ auu.
ton tie application calls tor !r ~
portatlon to union members over az s''ts ~,
at all times, and the submlsslon o. ~ y.
questions to board Of arf,tra tlGtl: ,a -
proposes that the suggesteo ssatg n ~, :.
good for period of one year. . !,
with June lst, and either s'ae aeS sns ~
change be required TO serve 2 t'ot''o -
not less than thirty days, I, / !, !, n
The wages demanded ior niu' tI ,a
Manchester and on the MapcR ester E se-
tersburg line are 90 cents per Ilour ~. ~.
motormen and q cents for conau ctG "
The pay asked for the operatives " !! 10 2,
tersburg Is 1S cents for MotoF y M Il
cents for conductors, d. n. {. -
pared by the Executive Isoa a Y o. ~ ~
union. and since has been re lnea Ps ~ ~.
!, unanimous vote Of Tho % y III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
DR.. LATHAn ILL
Professors and Assistants Elected at at
Randolph M aeon w oman's College.

Professors and Assistants Electedt az az
Randolph NJ aeon Woman's College.
III Especial to Tho Times. Dispstch.)
sIIYNCHBURG, VA, May a.-Dr. 81.
Gray. Latham, commander OF the famous ll
Latham Battery during the war. Is ex- -
tremcly Ill and his condition tonight
is critical. z !. 5.
AT meeting OF the Executive Com
n1ittee Of Randolph Woman's Col
lege, Miss Addle Taylor was elected by
the committee assis tant In English; Miss
5Gilue Larew, In mathematics; Miss Mat
tic woodruff, in ancient languages, and
.,4lss Sadie Moss Harmonson, In modern
Languages, Miss Jessie Bostick was
elected instructor In gymnastics and Miss
Matte Craighll assistant In philosophy
and pedagogy, Miss Metzger was recon-.
mended to tho trustees for election az
professor of vocal music. to succeed the
late Professor schelhmann, and Miss
Clara Orr for assistant In music, S,
John II, Greasy. of Campbell county
mail carrier OF the star route between
Lynch's and Leesvllle. has been sent or
to the grand jury. charged with robblnl
| the malls, Hc will be tried at Abingdon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
AROUSED BY FLAMES
Mountain Conflagratlon Wipes Out g
Il Home In Its Pathway 4, 7
l. ~ ESPECIAL to Tho Times. Dispatch.)

S3 WINCHESTER. VA, May 2---The most
terrific mountain conflagra ton that has
visited this section OF the county swept
over an area ten niles long and about
four miles wide Thursday, and, wiped out
entirely the home of a man named George,
which was directly In the path OF the
5devouring elements. The fire was start
ed. 1t Is thought, by carelessness or
with criminal Intent by some malicious
person, and commenced near Star Tan
merry. }y.
The people Of tho neighborhood fought
hack the fire. and on Thursday night
Mr.. George retired after an all day
battle with the flames. He believed that
his home was saved, but during the night
the, rising winds famed some small emb-
ers into fierce fire, and early Fri
h day morning George and his family We're
aroused by tho burning OF the barn on
the place. The house was also on fire
and the family barely escaped with their
lives. Everything was lost. including SIT,
!, which he had received for calf. Tho
Z fire swept on and waa not stopped until
4 1t reached point near wheat field. In
ita course thousands OF rails, fences and
z timber, were destroyed, and the money
E loss will BIO high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
.FOUNDWI1H. HEAD
UNBER WATER
Peter F. Clark. Of Lunenburg
in Drinking from a Stream.
Falls In and is Drowned.
Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
KEYsvILIE, YA,8SMay 22--Mr. Peter
T.. Clark, an estimable citizen, was
found dead noar his home this morning,
at Double Bridges. Lunenburg county.
with friend, Mr.. John Frost. he was
out on his farm, and about 0 o'clock
went to a creek to get "a drink Of wator.
Not returning, Mr. Frost went in search
Of him and found him lying OH the bank
with his head under water. A negro
man, who was at work near by, was
summoned. and the body carried home.
Every effort was madc to revive him,
but OF no avail. A brulse was over the
left eye, but there was no fracture. He
was subject to vertigo, and had evidently
fallen in one Of his spells. y There were
many stones around, and the bruise was
no doubt caused bythis head striking one
of these. i@ $i
q A coroners inquest was held by JUS
stice M b. Edwards and six jurymen.
The body was examined by Dr.. ,Thomp-
son Morton, of Keysvillel Mr.. Clark
was young man and was to have been
married in short tlme.
A few days ago Mr.. ]. M. McCargo. OF
sKeysvllle, who Is a salesman for the Ar.
thur J.. Conner Co.., of Boston, Mass,
had narrow escape from drowning In
AIecklonburg county. He attempted t.
cross a stream, much swollen by recent
rains, in a top buggy. When about the
middle of the creek the current was &c
strong that 1t washed the horse and
buggy out Of the road. overturned the
buggy and threw Mr. McCargo out. Sl1f
had on heavy overcoat. but being 9
nne swimmer, he managed to keep or
the surface. The buggy was broken u
pieces but Mr.. McCargo and his horse
loated over two hundred yards down the
stream before they. could get out on the
bank. His hat and yallso were lost, bu
the sample case was saved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
LICENSES REFUSED
Judge Not Sure but that Morals of the
Community Would Suffer.

f BOYDTON, VA, May 2,--The County
Court Of Mecklenburg held term here
yesterday for the purpose OF hearing APP
plications for liquor license. There were
Of them had petitions. The first case
tried was from Jeffress Junction. Judge
Homes refused this application under that
clause of the Mann bill which says THAT
the sale Of ardent spirits at that place
will not be contrary to a sound public pol
10y, or Injurious to tho moral or the ma
tcrial interest OF the community
The judge stated that he could not
say that the sale Of liquor would not be
injurious to the morals OF the commu-
nifty, and SO denied the application. The
other seven applicants gave up. rs the
matter stands now. Clarksyllle and Boyd
ton are tho only places In the county
where liquor Ia sold. Clarksville had al
ready obtained license by reason OF hay
ing police protection and Boydton has q
diSpensary, 8t6 s4igtIi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
TRIAL IS; IS
FOR MURDER | ]. 1. J. 3 !.
Naval Court Martial May Pass S.
Death Sentence.
) II E GRO IS IS. 4 THE 1 T; PRISONER
h STABBED Another Enlisted Man to Death
Aboard ship-Flrs. Case Of the
III Kind for Period Of .5
Sixty Years.
NEGRO rs THE PRISONER RI; ] !. F; !:
T1n,es-DIspatch Bureau,
No, l4l7 q Street, N. W..
11y.ohfnpton. u. G, May

ii washington. d. c.. May ..
d Eor the first time In sixty-odd years,
Sthe Navy Department VIII try ma. man tol
mn offense Involving the possible infiiotion
of the death penalty me case - - p ornd
n "a that OF William Anthony, coloreo
mess ATTENDANT on the Olympia, hagshlp
~ Rear Admiral Coghlnn. commanding
Efhe caribbean, squadron now IN the NOT
8fni,, Shnrbor. Several months ago this man
H rot into an alteration on board snip WIZ WIZ.
5ano Their enlisted ,colored man, ana stappeo
4 rim ia death. 1t Is alleged that tho oe-
ceased provoked tho assault by MAKING fn 8
3a6fyile charge against Anthony.
a,Z Shortly after the occurrence. Rear-Ad..
&9rniral Coghlan appointed court-mnrtiai
Nor the trial OF Anthony on the charge OF
iSnurd or. The court convened at san an
FJuan during the cruise Of the olympia,
%but declined to proceed with the trial On
n the rround that It had not 1urlsdiotlo,n
n r. wna ontsnded by the court that the
alleged offense having been commltteo q
within the Jurisdiction Of tho United e
states was properly cognizable by tne
4gciyil courts. Rear-Admiral Coghlan insist
4 cd Z that the cnse was clearly &Wltnln tne nc
#1urisdlction OF the naval court. PVT as
the court persisted in It's stano. ~ w" we
Sdeoided to withdraw the case from q lts
8+nrf,er consideration and organize o new
IA y Acting Secretary Darling has finally
$sadopt ed the view Of the Judge Advocate
sdeneral Of the Navy that the case IS
within the Jurisdiction OF the naval au-
Sfhorities. By his direction, new court
martial Of which Captain VT. Swim
hi,rne. commanding the battleship Texas,
III president, and Captain Rufus E. Lane @
Rof the Marine Corps. is judge advocate.
win convene at Norfolk in a few days
for the trial OF the case the olympia ia
q IS now in that harbor ua
hin the navy was convicted of assault
ins an officer, and was hanged from the
yard var arm as Ia result Of court-martia a.
sproceedings. Since then the death pen
snityg has never been imposed IN the navy
n time Of peace rs q result OF court
martial proceedings, the practlce oei,a +;
to turn all capital cases over 70 the c y =
"a ~ horitte $E $50 ttE3b +553 X, is7t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
/ MONEY FOR / {
BAT TILE ] ! ABBEY 3 ! J
Matter Before the IL, Council 'l-':;i. IL J.
Morrow Night Double
overhead Trolley.

Monaay-Jointf session Council ana
Board to elect mem Ders OF Boara 81 E1
animation OF Plumbers: 1880 ., NJ ~ COM m
mon Council; Cemeteries COZ y zoe -
"A NJ I, Light Committee. =. &c !. K.
tuesday. &8 r.. M.--Markets Conmltt tee.
Wednesday IN p NJ. -James River lm-
provement Committee. ,,.,ua
Thursday, 8 P. M.--Grounds and Bu 1ile'
llngs Committee.
Tho LIQUOR license question and other
matters having been disposed Of the Com
mon Council vii meet in regular SESSION
to-morrow night at s o'clock. when the
routine business that has collected y re-,
Gently will be considered ana passeu
upon. III, /.
most deeply interested. and which VIII
come M Is the recommend OF the
Committee on FINANCE that S5o, w 90
appropriated out Of the budget OF he .3
year to be used in the constr ctlon 81 Z. .
q Confederate battle abbey. All /. H1 leAi-
Smond, especially the old sodiers ana t..eit
families wish to see rno 1epo ' sou"AD"l'7s
mously adopted. q,
This body Will also consider a NUMBER
OF appropriations for street slmproyements:
the law for pure food inspection anu anu
other matters OF Importance.
There will be also tomorrow eYenlns
Y n Joint session OF the Board Of Aldermen
the Board of Examina ton OF Plumbers
The session will very probably Ill &lhe
vacancy on the Committee on improve
ment of James River caused by the re-
signation OF Mr.. Yirgln!us Newton, 81,
A fight promises to be preclpltatet'l
over a report from the Water Committee
recommending the adoption Of an ordl-
nance compelling the car company 70 IN
augurate what Is known as the double
overhead trolley system. BY TINS means
1t lis proposed to check electrolysis which
is now playing havoc With the water
mninsBof the city. =,
Mr.. Morgan Mills Will take y an acu "
hand in the fight over the measure, as
| he Is strongly in favor Of having such
an ordinance adopted. He will be ably
assisted by other members Of the body
VINO are on the Water Committee
The anticipated fight will come from
the car company, who, It Is understood,
| does not wish to go to the expense
OF putting In the new, system.
The Markets Committee will consider
| at its meeting a number OF plans for tho
Improvement Of the First and Second
Markets, Chairman Peters having had
| changes made. Il He will submit these and
/ one Set viii be finally adopted. after which
| the controct will be let and tho work
| pushed as rapidly as possible. The Mar
| kets was the only one In the city to
be granted In tho budget every dollar re-
1 qlested for improvements,
The meetings OF tho Grounds and Build
ings, the James River Improvement and
Cemeteries will take up nothing out OF
the ordinary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
CHOIR ENTERTAINED
"A Reception Thursday Evening by Mr..
and Mrs. John A, Coke.

Captain and Mrs, John A. Coke enter
tanned the choir Of the Second Prasbyie-
grlan Church on Thursday evening most
chaEminEly. Their beautiful home ,yas
thrown open to the guests In the most
fj,oypitable manner. and delightful re-
past was served by the gracious hostess.
@3 The different members OF The choir
gave varied programme OF song. and
Instrumental music Informally, which
was much enjoyed by those present,
Captain Coke also gave much pleasure to
several collections on the pianola,
4 Those present were Misses Katherine
Belle Powell. Elizabeth Mostly, Mary
Willie smoot, Mud Miller. Belle John
son; Mesdames Harry ellis, Mrs ltus
sell Cecil IL AlIiDop Hold es, ]. "A. AiclEl5
rax- WsifsFi Aestrh = g, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Heardiin Bon Air,
10 The Times .p lspp tch

Especial to The Times lspptch:)
= BON AIR, VA, May 2,--Colonel ~. NJ.
r, Talcott and family have returned 70
their summer cottage In Bon Air,
Mr.. Harvey Blair was to DO seen on the
streets on Bon Air yesterday. he and
his wife will spend the summer o 1l.
MI. j. b. Patton, OF Richmond, Ia pre-
pairing to spend the summer at the
Paine Place, near Bon Air.
III is rumorel that he will build me
residence out there,
III has been reported that the Gillian
cottage has been sold to Mr.. Burlington.
Of Bellams. hut the humor has not yes
been fully verified.