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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
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Sermon by the pastor.
Christmas offering.
rR1NI1'y NEII0DIsT.

TRINITY METHODIST. 5E
The Roy. j. L. Gilbert, y. D., LII. d.
OF Washington, .. c., secretary Of the
American Society of Religious Education
Will preach in Trinity Methodist Church
to-day at II A. NJ. DR.. Gilbert desires
to interest Christian people in the ma
tional congress for religious education, to
be held In Washington March 1st, I'd and
3D. 1904. The Row. John Harmon will
preach at night. Special music will be
rendered ut both services.
PARAMOUNT BAPTIST.
At tho Fairmount Baptist Church the
music will be Of csp ccial interest. This
Is the programme: 85F
DoSology
Hymn los, clark! Tie Herald Angels
Sing" Mendelssolln.
Anthem by Choir, Emmanuel the
Mighty"
Hymn 100, peace OH Earth, Good Will
from Heaven" Caward.
Hymn lie. "tIatl TO the Lord Anointed,"
MontEomcry.
Evening Services: Doxology
Invocation.
Hymn No. 105, JOY to tho World (IIan-
deD.
Anthem by cholr-Pcacc on Earth (Les-
liel.
Hymn No. Of (IInightley).
The music at the Falrmount Methodist
Church to-day will be beautiful and will
be rendered by the following members Of
tho choir Chorlster. Frank Sherman; COR
netist, William OXenham: sopranos-Mrs.
J. Samuel Brnuer. Miss Jennie Thompson,
Mrs. w. W. Pendleton. Miss Mercy Lane,
Miss L;flie Gentry. Mrs. e. 3. Mcdowell
and Mrs. William Oxcnham: altos-Miss
Hortense Watkins and Mrs. Woolard;
bassos-Mcssrs. Loving, Bernard Brauer
and L,,cord: tenors-Messrs. Frank Hol-
land j. Aubrey Enos, Charles Pollard.
The following is ehe morning pro-
grammc:
DoNology
by the choir
B Invocation.
IIymn-Joy to tho World Watts).
scriptural Reading. by the pastor, Rev.
Joshua Hunter, lfc' .aSya y
1Iymn-"To Us a Child of Hope is
Born (NIorrlson).
Anthem-"st Of F'ufilmcnt" (GerbeD,
by the choir.
Sermon by pastor. ..a
DEMONSTRATION" CWatts).
Prayer.
Rcnediction. &5tg
Evening Service-Doxology.a
Anthenl-"Lnto Us II Child is Born"
(GelbeD, choir.
Invocation.
Hymn No AS (rrancls Scott Key.
Scriptural Reading, by the pastor. Rev.
j. S., Hunter
Hymn-"solders OF Christ Arise" yves
lcyl.
choir.
Sermon by pastor.
1Iymn-"Nly Soul. Bc On Thy Guard"
(Heath.
Prayer
TRY NEW ORGAN.
Very attractive and appropriate music
will DC heard at the Vcnable Street Bap-
list Church to-day. This is the first spe-
,cia occasion iii which tho new organ
Will be tried. DR.. w. r. DerieuX will
preach in tho morning OH the Coming
Christ" and at night the discourse will
Le especially evangelistic, the text being:
"rhc harvest is past, the summer Is
ended and we are not saved
The Christmas entertainment OF tho
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Sunday school viii be given Tomorrow
hulit. &. ~
Paramount Methodist Church VIII ne
given next friday night. Tho programme
| IL appended herei ~ ~. .,,u,,
! 1rcrossjonal, GLORY to God IN tho lib H.
Invocation, congregational l l'ymana' Joy
tn The World. n. 80
song, a"cl,rlstmas dladness." by the fol'
loving little zirls Myrtle TroSler, Ma
| ME ,rtoxlcr, Nturle Gary, Annie Ennis,
Marion Richardson, Ruth Whlte.
Anthem, BY choir. ,,u ,.,.
Preratlng for Santa Claus, by Nlnrl ..,n
richardson, Myrtle Troxlor aud Mario
Retaliation, by Myrtle 1'roxler.
"Rng, q Bells by six little girls.
iCantatn, ..Nho Is Santa Cluus?
Tho superintendent, Mr.. Bintoro, was W.,
presented BY tho school with a. hhllu-
some Morris chair and also "a, ha nav. r
book or poems BY tho pastor, KoV. - 4
&c. Cox.
at Leigh Street,
I One OF the most interesting selvi ~
OF Friday vas the celebration ~ the
Leigh street Baptist Sunday school o. o.
Sits setni-ccntenninl. Tie observance VIII
bn con tinucd to-day with full nnd inter-
cstinE programme. Mr. w. H..Wllllams,
~ M-superintcntent, will vesldo III the
morning. a special programme OF 4 my ny.
slc viii 30 given by tho church choir.
rs d fitting climax for tho closing ,oing OF
tho anniversary exercises the choir VIII
render in tho evening q beautiful =, can
ialu, "The Word Mado Flesh" by shep,
hard. 1t is replete With rich solos for az
parts, duets, female uuartetto ana
chuu,ses Tho choir has been thoroughly
trained under tho sliillfu handling or
prorcs L. II. Watson, and an oVcnins
Of profit ana pleasure is in store for for
those who attend.
Special Christmas services wore held y
ali the catholic and Episcopal churches
Friday. and in many Of tho houses o.
worship of other denominations. ~
every instance the attendance .Wus soo1''
considering the untoward weather.
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Programmes That Will be Rem
dered i'll Some Of the
City's Churches.
PREACH CHRISTMAS SERMONS
Remarks Appropriate to the Day
in Many Pulpits-Dr. 1Iaw-
tl1orne's Subject.

# Services Of great interest and attractive.
mes will be held In all the churches to-
day. Elaborate musical programmes VIII
DO rendered, and sermons, specially hp!
propriatc TO the glad occasion, VIII be
delivered BY eloquent pastors. Congrega-
,lons will be large.
Or. Hawthorne has prepared sermon,
1o,,btless OF much power, upon tho
.Vicissitudcs of Human Life, Their sig
nificanco ana tie Uses We Shall Maze
Of Them" This will DO delivered at )
o'clock this evening. At this service also
the beautiful soprano aria, This Day Is
& I3orn Saviour" will be sung by Miss
Anna Bell Forbes.
a most attractive musical programme
will bo rendered ut both services.
All GRACE STREET.
The congregation of the Grace Street
Rantfst will hear very beautiful music
morning and evening to-day.
!. The programme for II o'clock Is given
here:
Shout the Glad Tidings. Brewer.
DoxoloES
Invocation.
on Little Town OF Bethlehem, Combs.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading.
Z To Deum
Prayer
Hymn.
oftertory Solo. .Noel-Gounod-Mis Pnttic
Ieaacs.
Sermon. Prayer, Chant, Hymn, Bone
iItion, Organ Postlude.
at the evening hour will be sung;
Arise, Shine. Tor Thy Light is Conc,
Lloyd.
Invocation.
Bethlehem, Nerin.
Hymn.
Scripture Reading.
God So Loved the World
Prayer.
Hymn.
ontertory Solo, Salvador Humphries-
Miss Martha Snend
Sermon, Prayer, Chant, Hymn, Bcne-
dition, Organ Postlude.
The quartette is composed of Miss Mar
tina Snead, sopranos Miss Pattle Isaacs,
contralto; Mr.. Haddon Watkins, tenor;
Mr., Ben Cosby bass. Miss Mabel Sims,
organist and director.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Special music will be sung at the First
Presbyterian Church ms follows:
Morning service: Voluntary-Organ.
iAnthem.-"Therc Were Shepherds" la
vens.
Hymn.
Hymn.
Postlude-Organ.
Evening service: yoluntary-O
Hymn.
Anthem-"o Night Peaceful and Blest. :"
No-mandie.
Hymn.
Hymn.
postlude-Organ.
Members OF choir Soprano. Mrs. Walter
C. Mercer; Alto Mrs. f. II. Gloves;
Tenor, Mr.. Z, Fl. Ciowes; Bass Mr..
George Morris. Organist, Mr.. $. Glover
Winter Director, Mr. w. c. Mercer
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
DR. Jerc Withersponn pastor of the
Grace Street Presbyterian Church, will
occupy his pulpit morning and evening
to-day. AT II o'clock his theme will be
"a SAVIOUR Born" and Mt night he VIII
tell tn, ''NIcaning of the Season. Ap-
proprIate music will be rendered.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
The appended programme Will be rem
dcred AT the morning service ar tho First
English .Ltltheran Church.
Openkng.-Ahthsm. "Hallelujah! Unto Us
a Child is Born Maker.
Hymn, while Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night.
Anthem, ",rhe Star Of Rothlchcm"
Emerson.
Hymn, "wa,chman. Tell Us of the
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The PerlNla Lucky Day Almanac has
become fixture In over eighty million
homes, They are to be obtained at any
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BANK ,CLEARINGS.
Those of Richmond Again Show
an, Increase.
(By Associated Press.)

CBy ASSOclQtcQ trcSS) l'r,a-sas7H.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2G.--Thc following
table, complied by Bradstreet, shows thu
bank clcarings at q number Of tho prln
clpal cities for the week ended Thursday
December o4th,: with the percentage O
increase and decrease, as compared witt
tho corresponding week last year. Sixty
four other cities arc included in tho to
tails. Tx n
New York $1,147, SG0,3i5:a decrease. q.
Chicago, SITE, 2SG, 0S7; Increase, 26.7.
Boston, 1884, 5G4,265; -.
Philadelphia, s113,S $3.50, increase, Go.
ST. Louis, S3i, 463,9S9; decrease, 100.
Pittsburg, Sal ,66S,543; increa.e, 1913
San Francisco, $27,426,G70; decrease. a.
Baltimore, s22, It's, sos; Increase, 21,G.
CINCINNATI, $2G451,550; increase. 1873.
Kansas City, S22. 293594: increase, 25,8
New Orleans, t$2S Co., ISL; Increase, Ss.4
Louisville, s10123146; Increase, SAT,
Richmond, $i;375, 23S; Increase, so.
Washington, s3,962, 534; increase, 200.
Savannah, s5,1S2,Si2; -.
Memphis, $e,544.971; Increase, 36s.
Fort Worth, s3,618.227; Increase. 1874.
Atlanta, S3,992 ,65l; increase. 3o.6.
Nashville, $2.5l1. O27; Increase, 35.S,
Norfolk, 81 1855 1878; increase, 3d..
Augusta Ca, $2,291,247; increase. 232.
Birmingham. $1,322,1 57; decrease. 81.
Knoxville, S1,395,52s; Increase. ga.
Macon, 500, 900; increase, rs.
Chattanooga, $S2S,S25; Increase. 44.2
Jacksonville, Fla, $7l3,748; increase, LAT
Houston. s16.139,61s; Increase 3o6'
Galveston. s11.7o7,o 900; Increase. 42'S.
Charleston. S. c., S,449,32O; -.
Totals United States s1,ssS,475,o S; IN
crcast. "a.
1877, .fsgi.
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MEN OF WARsHIPS
HAVE WEEKS HOLIDAY
lRv Agsociated ;press.lg

4 WASHINGTON. D. c.. December 2644
Orders have been issued for the dispo-
sition during the Christmas holidays Of
the United States warships assembled
of Culebra The different ,squadronH
have dispersed among the nearby ports
on tho Porto Rtcan coast. and the officers
aid men will have one weeks holiday.
The vessels will reassemble off Culebra
early IN January for tho winter manoeu-
vres. s3s y.
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RESULT OF:
A.VEN.DE'l'7A
lie Shot His Brotl1cr-iii- Law
Through Ills Chamber Win
dow Twice With Shotgun.
THE AssAlLANT CAPTURED
But His Sisters Surrounded .
Trioo Officers and Made Sucll'
/, q Fight Prisoner Escapes.

SUFFOLK, a VA, Dec. 26.--As tho out
como Of d family vendetta, Bob Laly,
twenty seven years old, yesterday morn
Ing was fatally shot In bed, at his home.
rear Wggin's Cross Roads, N. c., by his
wife's BROTHER Lon Knight. aged twenty
two years. Tho assassin fired upon his
victim through the latters chamber wln-
dow. Two charges Of shot were, cmptied
into Lallv's. person and aside from tho
leaden missiles, there arc quantities Of
shattered glass imbcddcd In the flesh, 50
close WIS the, sleeping man to tho win
d9w 8.t:4.$ f.s7a
lhe latest'news from the scene indicates
that Laly's recovery Is impossible.
When Knight had fired tho shots no
went into tho bed chamber thinking
that Lally was dead. ID t.s,st,
Et ROUTED OFFICERS. a.s
Yesterday evening Justice Reyerdy
Johnson, . Constable George Poison and
Zeb Cross went to Knights home and
temporarily arrested him. Angered atfsce.i
ing their klnsman taken to jail, several
sisters and other relatives Of the accused
set upon the Officers, ana according 10 re-
ports from the place, got the better OF
the male trio; Cross was painfully bruis-
cd and scratched and nearly all his cloth
ing was torn away. All Of the assault
ing party but one were women. but they
seemed more than a match for the men,.
only one Of whom was armed and he fired
only once or twice without effect. .S,
PRISONER ESCAPED.
Tho prisoner succeeded in making his
escape during the melee and has not yet
be Ell taken. a posse Is forming for action
tonight, when the accused.s father Is
expected to be arrested, Young knight
is said to have flown.
Lally's chances of recovery are made
moro remote because Of the inability to-
procure a surgeon for many hours after
the shooting.
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SQUADRON 10 PENSACOLA
Spend Some Time There in Elk
ercise-Not Visit New Orleans.
(By Associated press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON Dec, }96.-Rear-Adrntral
Wise, commanding the training squadron.
has been ordered to take his ships from
New Orleans to Pensacola, where they
will spend some time In exercises, The
work Of the squadron has been intcrfered
with by the recent festivities IN which
1t has participated, and for this reason
1t has been found necessary to decline
the Invitation from tho city OF Galveston
for tho squadron to visit there IN January,
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Court Martial Ordered.

(By ASspc1Hleu F3esS'
i WASHINGTON Dec. 26.-A court'mar-
tIal has been ordered to meet at the
nayy-yard at Norrolk. January attn, for
the trial of Lieutenant Is. Y, Ceatleman
ana Chief Machinlst a. F.2Whlte' OF me
navy. on charges arising from q recent
collision, w ga
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At Calvary Baptist.

,Dr, Weston Bruner will preach az Chl-
vary Baptist Church today, both morn
Ing and night. Ills morning subject IS
"Iilther and Henceforh," the night 'Ml.
ject HThe blind Man's Creed me
pastor Will reveal his motto for tne now
year and give q souvenir 70 eacR Z. ote
present.
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Mr., McIntyre's fine country lodge, Glen
coc," few miles east Of Wilmington,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17

Ordinance No. 10.
 All owners of lots 'or parcels of lanf abutting on l6th streets from Avenue to Avenue M and 17th street from AvenGe F to Avenue l. and Avenue 1 iron, Huh to 17th streets or abuttng on any inter- secting streets, avenues or alleys within one half block of the aforesaid portions of said streets and avenues. are hereby notified that the aforesaid portions of 18th street, i7th street and Avenue | have been graded, macadamized and curbed and that the book of assessments for said public improvements has been delivered to me and is open for inspection In my office, and that the board of mayor and aldermen will meet at Its regular place of meeting in the council chamber on Wednesday, the 1st day of April 1903 at 8 o'clock p. m. to hear and determine any objection or defense that may be filed in this office before the time of said meeting or which may be then made by any owner of property proposed to be assessed or his attorney against the as sessment or the amount thereof.
 J. c. MURRAY. City Clerk
 Age Herald. March 10, Is, IT, 20. 1908.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 16.-Only two fa- vorites won at Oakland today, although several well-played horses won their races. The mile purse went to Barlleyite. The weather was showery and track sloppy. Summary;
 First race, six furlongs, selling-Pupil 112 (Boland), 31k to l. won: Father Went ker, III (Donovan). 15 to 1. second; Priest like, 95 CL. Wilson,, 15 to 1, third. Time, 116A.
 Second race, mile and one-eighth. sell ing-Harry Thatcher, 10e Newis), 10 to 1, won; Larry Wilt, 105 N. Jackson). to 1, second; Filibuster, 1Oe (Bonner), to l, third. Time, 1;57.
 Third race, half mile, selling, 2-year- olds-Planet, Ill Gewis), 8 to 1, won; Young Pepper, 1O9 L. Jackson), to l, second; Tanhauser, 1O3 (Bonner), 21z to | third. Time, ;50.
 Fourth race, mile and fifty yards sell ing-Diderot, 112 (Birkenruth), to 1, won; Illowaho, Ill (Donnelly), 4 to 1, second; Galanthus. 107 (Carson), to 1, third. Time, 1:46A.
 Fifth race, futurity course, selling Hainault, 1OS PowelD, to 5. won; Fl Chihuahua, 106 (Bonner), to 1, second; Miracle II, 102 (Knapp) 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:13.
 Sixth race, mile, purse-Barkleyite 1o1 (Birkenruth), to l, won; Forest King, 105 (PowelD, 12 to 1. second; Nigrette, 9l (Bonner), to 10, third. Time, 1:+
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17
ALFRED KNAPP IS
 RETURNED TO JAIL
ONLY TWO WITNESSES IN THE PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ONE OF THEM BEING AN UNCLE OF HANNAH GODDARD KNAPP.

Hamilton, O., March 16.-Alfred Knapp was called before Mayor Bosch today for his preliminary trial. 1t was set for 3 a. m. but owing to delays 1t was nearly 10 before anything was done. Knapp was brought over from jail handeuffed. He was calm as usual His lawyers, Darby & Thomas, of Cincinnati, arrived at 945 and went into consultation with Mayor Bosch and the prisoner in the mayors private office. It was raining and not a large crowd was In court.
 At the conclusion of the conference 1t was announced that Knapp would not waive examination but would stand a hearing with Charles Goddard, uncle of Hannah Goddard Knapp, as the first witness Goddard testified that Knapp and his wife were at his Goddard s) house from 7:3O to o'clock on the night of December 21. He never saw Hannah Knapp again until he identified her corpse at New Albany, Ind.
 Chief Kuemmerlin recited the story of Knapp's arrest and confession. Knapp was held to answer to the grand jury without ball and was returned to jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17

One of the fortunate compensations of human consciousness is the prompting which inclinos the mind to recount past Incidents and dwell in the realms of days agone, when from declining physical forces. 1t can no longer lead in the ac- uvities of life Youth seeks action and looks to the future with iridescent hope; age loves repose, and dwells with the tading memories of the past. Hence, comes the garrulity of age, living in the past. reclting it's events and often giving valuable traditional history of by-gone generation. And so too of the old vet eran, who, in declining years, no longer able to endure the physical demands of active life, now flights his battles OCT again." and entertains his associates with memories of camp life and bivouac the jest of the march. the strife and carnage of battle. and marrow escapes by field and food"
 Inspired, perhaps, by such conditions the stories of many battles and com mands of the confederate armies have been of late told by aging veterans. and without further apology. the writer now proposes to relate something of a com mand distinguished for the superior per kOnnel or us OHlceTS ana men, us heroic carriage and gallant behavior in all the great battles in which the army of Northern Virginia participated from Buu Run to AppomattGS
 Fourth Alabama Regiment.
 This ,Fegiment was mustered into the ,-iefvice of the confederate states at Tal- adega, June 4, 1861.
 The field officers were John H. Forney. solonel; q graduate of the United States Military academy. resigned, from the fed eral military service on the approa ching recession of Alabama; James B. Martin m able and brilliant lawyer and judge of his judicial circuit was lieutenant solonel Taul Bradford a prominent and rising young attorney major, and Court ney J. Clarke, NJ. D., surgeon.
 The officers of the line were scarcely less distinguished in civil life. The ten companies comprised in the regiment, with the names of their captains and their respective localities are given as follows:
 Company A, st. Clair county. John II Caldwell, captain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17
ON THE RACE TRACK
At New Orleans.

New Orleans, March 16.-The local rac- ing passed into the control of the New Louisiana Jockey club today. The wealth CT underwent an agreeable change but the track showed comparatively little improvement. particularly next to the rail True Blue and Worthlngton were the only winning favortes. The Worth ington race showed such a reversal of form that the stewards ordered Jockey Phillips under suspension and reserved the race for investigation.
 First race. selling. five and one-half fur longs-True Blue l03 tW. Hicks), even, won: Whtmore 105 (Munroe), to 1, sec ond; Cork 96 Haack), l5 to 1. third Time: 1:l6.
 Second race, selling, one mile-Irate 1os GA. HalD, 20 to 1, won: Safeguard 9s (Fuller), 1 to ?. second; Class Leader 90 (Phillipsl. 25 to l. third Time: 1:55.
 Third race. selling, seven furlongs-Ve- lasquez no (Gannon), 3 to l, won; Ara
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17
Peaceful Arrangement.

Panama, March 16-Cable dispatches re- ceived from Salvador say the efforts made by Consul General Chocano have made peaceful arrangements between Salvador and Guatemala which, it Is added, will be submitted to the arbitration of Span ish-American president. Senor Chocano at first proposed that President Diaz of Mexico be appointed as arbitrator. The Guatemalan army will be disbanded shortly.
 The presidents of Salvador and Guate- mala have expressed their gratitude at the mediation of Senor Inocano, who Is consul general of Peru at Guatemala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-17
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toma 1o5 (Fuiler), ' to 2. second; Dutch Carter 100 (Phillips), 13 to l, third. Time; 1:39
 Fourth race, selling, five and one-half furlongs-The Bronze Demon lOS (Munroe) 9 to 2, won Zirl 101 (F. Smith), to l. second; Zack Ford 1O5 (Gannon), 10 to l. third. Time: 1:09.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and one-quar- ter-Georgia Gardner 101 (W Hicks), F to 1, won; Latson 103 (Gannon), even, sec ond; Accolade 1OS (Davisson), 30 to l, third Time 2:23.
 Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-Worth- ington 1o6 (Fuller), to 5, won; Katie Gibbons 9S (Foley), 8 to 1. second; Ruby Ray 92 (NdcMuliin), 20 to l, third. Time: I.23