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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
MAY DAY4AT HOLLINS'
Miss Lucille Garter, Of slWarrenton. the
Queen, With Eight Maids Of Honor.
A5ts}4s fpnecial IN Thu Timex Disna IN y

y ag1 $50
HOLLINs. ~, May 2.BarlyS yester-
day morning Fl dalnty printed pro-
gramme was put into the hands OF Hol-
Slins folks. 1t announced "a pleasant
entertainment, as devised and presented
by the Fairies Of Freya to do honour to
Merry oneth jsof Male and holden on
the lawnd Of the afternoon OF F'reya' 8
IDaye."s This Invitation was followed by
several lines OF poetry. The proclamation
that followed ADMITTED OF no question or
refusal. y iS;s5 s.5s3. f
At the appointed hour the herald an
Enounced the coming OF the merry COM
pany OF fairies Across the lawn the
Ing to the east building, where they were
received by the queen OF May Miss Luz
ollie Carter. OF Warrenton, Va, AMI her
eight maids OF honor. The whols pro-
cession now passed through the trees to
the throne, each fairy and each maid OF
honor but chiefly the very beautiful and
very gracious queen attracting the at
ftention and interest OF tho, school girls,
faculty and the guests. Scattered over
tho lawn. seated on cushions, standing
on the bridge. the good-natured crowd
added variety to a scene beautiful md
long to be remembered, with the CLINT
ing sushine. the fine green sward and
the trees Just bursting into Eat. " n 9
the queen had taken her seat on her
throne, each fairy and each person IN
the company bowed before her. majesty.
bringing her homage and greeting.
After these speeches and untold antics
by ''tho tool!land Others, tile dance
around the merry May pole. with Z Its
many colored steamers, began, while
from thesbridgo band Of Holllns musl-
clans discoursed sweet music. The young
ladies who attended as maids of honor
upon Miss Carter, the queen OF May, were
Miss Frances Writ. Knoxville, Tenn;
Miss Sarah Lyles, Columbia, S. G.: Miss
SGcdge, waukegan. Ill: Miss Sarah Grit
I'm, Bedford City. Va; Miss Rlnchart,
Covngton,s va: Miss D. stoll. Lexington,
KY; Miss Lura Bradley, Sherman. Tex.
Miss Emma Pryor, San Antonio, Tex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
THREE DEAD.
MANY HURT
Terrible Explosion in Torpedo
Factory. .8
FORCE WAS IS TIRE I ME E;
icompari, y Was II Mtds. Of It. Busiest
Season and Had Extra Force At
at Work-Ps Pedestrians Thrown
10 Ground for Two Blocks. y
FORCE WAS TREMENDOUS
lRY Associated Preaa \

& CLEVELAND, OHIO, May Am sx-
plcsion that caused death ana dsStrlc-
ton occurred In the plant OF the Thor
Manufacturing Company this afternoon.
Thus far three people are dead. while
twenty-eight others are lying at tlospt-
seriously injured. " Ks
MRS. MAUR1CH COHEN. aged forty;
died on the way 20 the hospital.
"a SOLOMON COHEN. aged twelve years;
died at hospital 3
years, sick from typhoid fever; died AZ
result OF tho shock.
III The fatally injured: GA n
MRS. ANNA STONE, left eye torn out,
sever scalp wound, deep cut In ight
cheek through the Jaw-bone. and bruised
about ths shoulders and limbs
BEN COHEN. aged twenty three 'front.'
nl-bone torn away. skin torn from face
and scalp, cut about the shoulders and
OF the remaining injured. none Il seri-
Gus, most OF their suffering from cuts,
bruises and shock. J.
The company Is engaged in the manu-
facture OF toy torpedoes and other explo-
sfves. The company was in the midst OF
jterial was on hand. Extra girls were be-
Ing employed. Tho force Of the explosion
was tremendous, L and windows within, a
radius OF a quarter OF mile were broken.
81 In the house on Orange Street, next to
the factory lived Maurice Cohen. with
This wife and eight children. With the
collapse OF the house simultaneously With
the explosion. tho woman and four
children were caught IN the falling par
Ltitions and all were, crushed. They were
taken out Unconscious. Mrs. Cohen died
on the way to- the hospital. XII l3s,
When the flames were Fdbdued by tho
5firemen, there was nothing left Of the
factory but a pie Of Debris H.
The pecuniary3loss sustained by the tor
Fpedo companySwlll not exceed $4,000.
81 For two blocks pedestrians were thrown
to- the ,ground l,y4 the force Of the detona-
ton and scores of persons sustained
minor injuriesfinit this way. Isl Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
OBITUARY
Edwin S. Archer,

Mr.. Edwin g. Archer, formerly Of this
city. a brother OF MT. William ~. AT,
cher and Mrs Lewis d. Aylett, OF Rich
,nond. died on April 18th, " Kennedy
Nevada, lS
When about eighteen years Of age Mr,
Archer went TO the West, settling first
in California. where he lived two years,
Thence he went to Wlnnemicca, Nevada.
where he made his home for about TWEEN
ty-nine years. He served In the Nevada
Legislature and later engaged IN tho
life Insurance and mining business. ~
married Mis- Minnie Iataop, OF Califor-
MIA. who died twelve years ago, leaving
a little Girl, who stlll survives,
Mrs. Ann E, Hundley,
Mrs. Ann II, Hundley, wife Of Mr. g
C. Hundley, died In Isle OF Wight county
April Se9tht sItept allong illness N the
forty-fourth tyearsof her age. y she leaves
devoted husband and s!seyen children,
They are Mrs ~. q. Gale, Mrs, watson
Jones, Charles. Moses. Martha, John ana
Elbert + Hundlay.s, Tho .nterment took
place q Mil Swamp Baptist Cemetery
April soth. &.
4 y. q, KaufeIt
Mfr. i. q. Kanfelt died at noon Friday
at his yesid snce. No. SIG Louisiana Street.,
Fulton. He lc.rss WIDOW, seven
ahiidren and his aged naothAr,
I'll TIE funeral w4ls q Dlses az e'sl9ak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
WIN. Il. BEVERIDC ): J,
DIES THIS MORNING
.Well-KnoWn Lawyer Passes
Away After an Illness Of
Three Weeks.

i After an illness OF three weeks NE
william H., Beyeridge, q sll,k kdl s, az
at 1 hls residence in Barton Heights, -.
Death was due to brain trouble, agsssa-
waited by other complications, The 90
ohildren-W. H. Jr., J.GW.. Norma, Flor
ence and Mrs, u. n. Knox, OF Ashland. .
= Mr., Beyerldge was sixty-thrse !, years va %
and Henrioo, having been q praoticipg
lawyer here for years. q, !,
The funeral arrangements win be an N;
nounced later, but. II Is known they WIN
OF tho Third Presbyterian Church.. OF
which Mr., Beverldge was q member DUR
ing the latter part OF his llte,
4 Deceased was Identified with number
OF fraternal orders. III 8si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
800 MA again before Il. crowd dis-

psrsed. VII ".
exercises was the bert OF them all. The
weather was perfect, no wind. no DUST,
no chill in the air within or without the
buildings. In tho Liberal Arts building
the exercses this afternoon took on, at
tmes q somewhat Informal character.
boca Use OF circumstances that were en-
t,ralvs beyond tho control OF the exposition
fof1cials. when Hon. iltam Lindsay.
who acted as president Of the day, arose
to introduce to the audience Governor a..
M. Dochsry, OF Missouri who delivered
an address OF welcome to the Visiting
governors. he failed to recall that gem
& tieman's name, and vs. caused general
laugh. MT. Lindsay blushed. stammered
ana com prornd sed BY saying, introduce ls
the Governor OF Missouri. Ia fSifS
The Governor had spoken but 2 feW !.
minutes when boom, " boom, pan
came the first OF tho daylight fireworks an
the hill, a half mile distant. The PEG
nio In the rear Of the hall began to
stream rapidly toward the entrances.
President Francis rose promptly to the
emergency and coming to the 'front.' oL
tha rogtrum, called out, X will state for
the information OF those people VINO arc e
leaving tho hall, that an order mas De :.
sent to stop those fireworks INSANITY !. ~, ),
E1S"I am obliged to the resident,.E So sag
+bel Governor: i5.'for I was beginning to
think that was making the movinEest
speech OF my life. I will q talk & only Nj q !.
few minutes more, < for belong here and
81 can excuse you II you want to gos put
81 don't want to leave before you nave
heard my friend. Governor Q DELI Dell o.
4 New York. y; F,sss s. 4a5! e, a Y,
The Governor paused until the people
had resumed their seats. and then said !:
Now, I've forgotten where was In
( nv speech. In fact I'm not delivering
the speech that gave to the Associated
Press. 4 HeS closed with an eloquent vel
come to the Governors present and abb
sent, to attend the Fair, and assured
them, one and all. OF welcome at al
times. ca s55iii . sF'lls 55{ii IS &, y
Chairman Lindsay paid a graceful trib-
ute TO Governor o. Del, as he introduced
that gentleman The Governor OF New
york Is one OF those mon who take with
the throng, and he has been oheered
vigorously every time he has been IN
public. To-day was no exception and he
was given a most encouraging welcome.
and he advanced to make his address.
The fireworks continued to boom at In
t,.ryals. despite tho ordor OF President
francis but Governor o'Dell held his
audience and nobo.y left after he had
com menced to speak, rs 55tl s. {fSa;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Dr. 81 Polteat % Speak.

There will be held at the First Baptist
Church tonight an exceedingly INTEREST,"
ing service. 1t being the occasion Of the
annual address before the Young Mems
Missionary Society Of that church. The
SECURING the Rev, DR.. Edward N. Poteat,
Of the Memorial Baptist Church. OF Phil
adelphia, Pa, to preach their annual sel-
mon. This church was formerly Or. p 8.
IIenson's charge.
MI, Poteat Is man Of recognized
ability and a very eloquent and attractive
speaker. The music has been especially
selected and VIII be excepti9snHl!y nns.
forced BY Mr.. Archie L. Wrsnn with his
cornet, who viii play q solo during the
offsrtory and there will also be Q violin
obligato, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
FESTIVAL SPIRIT TO REIGN ;
az. BROAD.S STREET PARK

n Tho festival spirit will reign supreme
for one week. beginning May 18th, VIII en-
the benefit for the Chimborazo Hosp!tsl
will DO held in Broad Street Park. under
the supervision OF tho VIII s. Heck Com
pany, owned and operated by tho Gem
,eral Amusement Company Of Cincinnati
+ Ohio.
i The entertainment. which IS being
widely advertised as RI chmond s May
FESTIVAL ana Exposition, : Will in all re-
spects be worthy Of the name. A class OF
novel and refined amusements never be-
fore seen in this city will be offered. pre-
scented by the greatest aggregation OF
talent in tho country. tl# II 5is RI
IS The colossal exposition will be illustra-
tive OF the twentieth century progress OF
America, where the nations and peoples
OF the world will pass in grand review,
presenting q knleidoscopic picture OF hui
man life In civilization and savagery as
well. It will be truly an chronological,
historical. geogrnph icnl, zoological. scien-
tito and linguistic congress. A visit to
the various attractions will be practically
"a tour OF THE world. from Occident to
Orient. y, * al l M
Those having the fnalr In charge have
spared neither pains nor Expense to make
the coming festival one that will be in
all respects worthy OF the worthy cause
for which 1t will be held, S' c 5{5
A TENTED CITY.
N Broad Street Park will for the time be
a tented city. in addition to the manifold
booths. representing tho c1ty's CONNER
scial and Industrial progress and growth,
r. a great aggregation Of the features Of
circus, theatre and outdoor amusement
world will be on view, There will DO
fourteen separate and distinct shows.
These will include the Streets OF India.
The German village with Tyrolean
Fingers, musicians comedians and dane
ers. tho Moulin Rouge or congress OF
dancers, THE Temple Of Isis viii also
be down here for the first time with
Prof Peppers original Ghost Show,
In addition to these features an Electric
Theatre, mammoth Carousel and giant
Ferris Wheel will be on the grounds. A
band OF genuine Romany Gyps!es will be
another feature and win unfold the past
ana reveal the future to the pleasure
seekers 81
AZ IN addition to the above special features
there Will be a number, OF free acts, In
Guiding Gertzmans. King and Queen OF
the IIlgh Wire. One OF the best fen lures
of their act Is the mid-air display OF fire.
works given each evening from the high
wire. The famous Meredlths will also be
4 seen in their darling mld-air reats. In
Guiding tho ssnsat ional slide for lie. A
band Of Japs will also furnish free
amusements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

ARCHER Died In Kennedy, 4 Y, vad q
CHER son OF the ate Da bney a a llld.
Mary Sheppard Arch er. 4. q &sss
iBoIssEAU.- Diod. May, 1909. at 4:1s I, ,P.3
IN. /, at the residence OF his pa rents No
az 1PHcHiN third son 81 IA. ana
Clara P. Boisseau. In the twenty n ~ 81
year OF his age. |. Z, Il IS
Funeral SERVICES ~ me s,aSSsA Y4t
alto % clock "A, NJ: sg5l5.. 1, 9, q. Y
copy. sii:; rs ii
IBDvER1DGE.-Dle LED. at his estde e e "
WILLIAM II. :BBVERIDGD.ainsth the six-ss
ty-third year Of his age.
Funeral notice later. a N; lfss
1 n s.li Ash # YETI 6SS1:
LtY, beloved wife 2of C.: 9. Hundlley,8i ~;
the forty-fourth year q. her Fl :.
Funeral "a !, too N,l Pls sW.m npE 81 -
Oh, how sweet 1t will be Ii that Aati-s
So t free from from sorrow ana pain. a$ ]lssS
with songs on our lips and aharps In eur t''s
70 meet meet our nothsr again.
5KAUTBIT.- Died, May LIST. & - moon. aat
his ires!d ence, No.. GIG Louisiana stTeSt.S
Fulton, y. o. tGAO 1'fAL4. 70 23AoS
widow. seven children child Es1 and az assd
Sn eral from the re.ldeno. THIS r {san.
day. 1AFrDRNOO at 50 CLOCK. 4nteF.-'5
msnt in lakewood cernsteEy. n :I58s
alATTox.- died, May 2, 1s ss. e e ": ~
It bis parents. rssldenG9 Hs Ia ;M HI%SE3
1 1ath street .sa Il W hg Il Ed ora
tox, aged two years and H. \; tWsaatyset1i
Funeral from the reda snes MoNpASH
MORNING At u q olock Int srms0 es ~ 81
nsa V y. e: :u s's'ssn
Rudely taken from our bosom. ,S B
HOW our achtn. hearts d I; pa.I
pe rIi ne I'll eur ho spa havs
n; WITH thu nowsr wo cherished 80 /, s3 i.
SEMI Died. Thursday. morning. ARE,l
n t SSs1 Vest Marshall street. K-ATItLE.S
i Harold and and Robert Sent, deceased.
one by one earth's ties ara broken
a we see our love decay. s B Il, n
And tho hope 30 fondly cherh he'd
Blossoms hut to fads away. ,.,,5ls
One BY one our hopes grow brighter.
AS we near the shining shore, 4 stfeSs
Tor we know across the r,yer, Il,
Waits the loved one gone before, .3s
ga ssd1p sa Hs a shse home He thought
The funeral Will take place froma 81.
Johns German l Twr nsis N;e1,y SnIseH
THIS (sSa1daS aad COS ara
N Baltimore lore and Washington papers
please copy, 5 81 VI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
4 Negro, Fatally Hurt.

II As . result Of his failure to discern
the approach OF a fast-moving passenger
train on the Chesapeake q Ohio Railroad
yesterday afternoon. at g o. clock,
Hawkins {colored) was prsoip plated over
a twenty foot em banknentin tho vicinity
OF tho Cedar Works, in Fulton, and Whsn
he was reached q number OF bones were
found to be broken, while he was bruised
from head 10 foot Tho negro was taken
to tho City.. .Hosplt tai. where, B at q late
hour. shis INJURIES r. garded as al
most necessarily fatal. PA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
5MerrctIe,rr----ChiIe..

A very pretty but qutet home marriage
vas solemn!zed last Wednesday evening,
April 10th. at 8 o'clock. at the residence % g
the bride, on North Avenue, In. Barton
Heights, -. 49,.
MD Cadman Chiles, youngest daughter Of
Tho late William H. Chlles. and MT, Eu-
eene Garnett Mercer. son OF pr, Charles
a, Mercer. Of this city The parlon I, wes e
On t Inc arm OF her Uncle, Mr.. "A. NJ. Folzey,
M the bridegroom, who was at
tended byA his brother, Mr.. g, 1lbur
Mercer. az best pNsnt IN front q the palus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
R,os,t,o,ck.s E eatu!rrye.,.s.

This week promises to be sreplete with
startling OK hibitions at Bostock's Of wild
animal training and will be made UP .of
such acts as Madam Morelll's leopards.
Bonaylta.s lions. Weedon's mixed group
ard others.
animals, Consul, the educated chim-
panzee, Will be seen. NJ r. Grab, the gorilla,
is also, to wear an Easter bonnet, pres
scented to him BY Misses Hall and Harris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
\ Debate Won 81, G carolina.

IN 4. Especial to Tho Timss- Mspatch -.
CHAPEL HILL, N. G. May 2-rhe
second annual dabate between JOINS
Hopkins University ana the Unlyersl y:
nixflt. BY Carolina, whose representative
upheld the negative OF the query, Re.
1soly ed, That Our Government Should ~
subsidizo Our Merchant Marine,
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lister, ana the two. were soon made one.
Tho ceremony was performed ~ Raw. ~.
w. & r. L. Smith, OF the Second Baptist
Church. and Miss Louise Catlin ct the
piano rendered n Mendsassohn q 8S weddn1
march as tho party entered S3 !5
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer will be at home
to their friends at No. eo3 North Avenue.
Barton Heights after May 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
HIS LIFE ENDED BY
E#55. a STRAY BULLET
lsnecial to The Times Dispa tch. ]

n1UHFIELD, ~. VA, May 2,--Harvey
n Moore was shot and killed at Weloh
to-day. He was stenographer In the law
office OF J. French Strothert and was sit-
ting by a window at HIS home and was
struck by a stray bullet, fired by a
neighbor at chicken, which caro
through the window. FL Il 4. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
For the Battle Abbey,

IL IA committed Of twenty from Lee Camp
win meet at 7:16 o. clock Tomorrow eye-
ming IN the City Hal, not. In uniform, to
appear before the Council In advocacy
Of the appropriate don Of ~, ooQQQ 1or the
iGorf sdsrate Bal tl0 bbeys & n! n; N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
State Buildings Dedicated.
nv Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, MO-. May Dedication
ceremonies, formally accepting the sites;
tallotted for buildings were held BY dele
ferent ceremonies taking place through
out the day at the convenience Of the
delegates. f5. f Al. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Valuable lRlI,.inIg,sILosst.

II IN the f,re early Friday morning, which,
destroyed the5residence Of B.. r. Eldrdge
on Fulton Hill. several handsome dlamta,n PFC
mother Of Mrs,B r.. Eldridge, were lost.
Y The ruins Of the residence will be care
fully searched 3ys ~ fss54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
: ll7E-T9 z F.V775 -T7-T.7-I y y TI15T9T u !
First AnnixersarY.

The first anniversary OF the Rev. /.
!. Boyles as pastor Of tho Randolph
Street Baptist Church will be celebrated
to-day. Special music has been arranged
+ for the occasion, The subject OF Mr..
Boyles tonight will DO sabbath De.
secration, Sinful Anus eanents and Unbe-
lief" A-.f IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
v Robert H. Walton, Dr.

3s;4 Especial to The Times, Dispatch
OVERLY. AZ May 2:--Robert Hester
Walton. Jr.. died this morning at the
homo Of his fat her, Mr.. r, i. Walton!
after an fllness OF two weeks from meas
les He was In the twentieth year ofSs
\ his age. & 5!,;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SOME SALOONS i (, LICENSED
Those to Which There u No g election
Others DAY Be Refused. 4 .3

passed upon and granted to all saloons
licenses whore a there was no. objection
Offered. and a large number will Scontinue
tho anticipated trouble However. there
still remains uu1te a. number to Sbe assed
upon. ana 1T 10 stated that many will be
refused by him. sySs StStt5 NJ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
%this Afternoon from the resi- snoe q
interment WIN be made IN lakewood Cen
Major o. ". An srYs,,ou,n..,
I fgp,eial I e g r i. \ Timaes.Dispatch.

3s III n f3pscial 70 The Tines Dispatch sss tsss
FORK UN1o IA VA. May l--,A1tts
many mon tbs illness from analysis, IA.
jor 70, w. Anderson al ed on Friday q
hs1 esidenoe. Il near Hardware. S He Siwaa
= gallant Confederate soldier and repre-
sented his county In the legislature. y
the SOS. He Is survived by his wife end
two ohildrsn-Mrs. 3: "a. Burgess: and DF.
u CIV. bAndAeDon. tSgSa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
souTr ERIN BAPTIST Q oNvEN.
TON, Il. s5s

Savannah, ga, May 7-l4, 1903,
One fare, plus twenty-five cents. for
tho round trip. via Southern railway,
from ali points Tickets on sale May ~.
9Th, 9Th and 7th; return limit May 10TH
except by payment OF Atty cents tickets
extended to juno 1st n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
8DoubIe.TrackinR,

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Is
doubling tracks from Fulton to Fort
Lac. The entire road from Orleans Street
yard to Newport News will be doubled
This summer. Thero are several hun
dred men at work. and the road will be
rushed to completion. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Mrs. ] amre,s q. Bailey.

I'M LURAY. va May A-Mrs. James @.
Bailey, OF Luray. died this ev ening. @ Mrs.
Bailey was the only child Of v the Il late
John H. woodward. for many years.
we'll known undertaken OF # this county.
She was only twenty five years OF are.
and leaves ono child. lSsSSE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
LAST ACT THE BEST
Dedication Of the Fair Building Com.

pleted.
Try sAssociA cd 8Pressl NJ
az ST. LOUIS, MO-, May 2..-The last act
OF the dedication exercises was the send
Ing up n hugo rocket, which broke d.
rectly over the towers Of the Admintstra-
ton buldingI scattering Its manifold
rolden stars directly above the nrchwaly
fhe sight was accepted by the multitude
MS an omen OF tho glory to come to tho
fair hereafter. and the cheers rolled out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Fulton Baptlst Church.

viii occupy the pulpit OF Fulton Baptist
Church at both services to-day. At the
close Of the morning service the church
the latter OF Rev. J, Emerson Hicks de-
1cining tho call OF the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
AUCTION.

Ale Jd4ghland. Park laty. aeANl19a
tls,n. IA car fare, Monday Il III. " q
n REAL EsTAgH gRg e3, q ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SUGAR. CANE GROWERS, CoNvEN,
TlON,
Macon, "a, May eI-e.I / eOo.5

One fare. plus twenty-nYs csnts, for The
round trip, Via south Railway fToM
oil! pointa, Tickets on sale May 9TH s04
6th; return limit Hay 10th, S rs s3S
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7TTfII7eFT7T b ~ n.
OEATHS.


In Kennedy, n evada,,
b AprIl N 18th. 5s EDWIN s 5FPlRA.RD AR:
3 CHER, son OF the late Dabncy Ind
Mary Sheppard Archer. }st ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

S'i The following well-known trap shoot
ers will have charge Of the sheet 3, 4 q q
| storr' M, T. Hart official keeper,
assisted by William Hechler and A.
The Washington times., 1903-09-10
SUBMARINE BOAT DIVE
FOR ALICE ROOSEVELT
Daughter of the President TO Plunge
Under Water.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. 10.-Alice
Roosevelt has arranged to make a dive
in the submarine boat Moeeasin today.
She will be the first woman TO undergo
such an experience.
1t was expected that Miss Roosevelt
would take short cruise in the Mecca
sin yesterday, but. with automobiling
and the horse show, she had so many en-
gagements that, although she is prob
ably the most active young woman just
now at Newport, she could not find time.
The trip was postponed until today
The Moccasin is one of the latest HoI-
land boats. and was successfully tested
here recently. The suggestion that she
make trip in it came from the Presi-
dents daughter herself, who is an en-
thusiast on such matters. With Mis-,
Roosevelt aboard, the Moccasin will be
put through series of maneuvers.