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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

this tired woman feels more acutely the
aching back and throbbing nerves.
Sick women, hundreds OF thousands Of
them, have been made well by the use of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Il
establishes regularity, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
ton aud cures female weakness.
rwordS cannot tell Wat ! suffered for thir-
teen years with uterine trouble and dragging
down pains through my hips aud back writes
Mrs. John Dickson, Of Creufeli. Assiniboin Dist,
N W Ter. q cant describe the misery il vas
TO be on my feet long at a time. : could not eat
nor sleep. Often l wished to die. Then saw
DR. Pierce's medicines advertised aud thought
would try them. Had not taken one bottle till
/ was feeling well Alter had taken hvc bottles
of Favorite Prescription aud one Of Golden
Medical Discovery I was like a new woman
Could eat and sleep and do all my own work %
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 2I one
cent stamps for the book in paper covers,
or 81 stamps for the volume bound in
cloth. Address DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24
PREMIUMS.


With premiums amounting to over
$4,000 aud with purses for the speed
ring reaching to a like amount, the
Southern Kansas Fair and Carnival
association righnully may expect the
Wichita Fair and Carnival to be one
of the most successful ever given in the
west. The association is incorporated
and is composed Of business men of the
city, men whose hearts are in the up
building of the southwest, and who
when they undertake to do anything
always succeed in doing 1t the right
way. The money for the premiums is
on deposit in the Wichita banks and
will be paid to the prize winners as
soon as the judges have made and an
nounced their awards, while the purses
in the speed ring will be turned over
to the winners at the close OF each
race.
Indications are that the livestock
exhibit will be the greatest ever shown
i'm the state, and no less competent au-
thority than j. c. Robinson, OF the
Whitewater Falls Stock Farm of To-
wanda, is authority for the statement
that the classification as given In the
Wichita premium lists is the best In
Kansas, while he goes further and says
that the prizes offered are better than
any Others in Kansas, and better even
than those ocered at the Missouri State
Fair Mr. Robinson said this voluntar-
ily. and with no intention of detracting
from the other exhibitions, but rather
TO show how high he classed the Wich-
ita fair
No better list OF special attractions
are announced anywhere. for whore
I'm the west could a greater and more
barred combination be found than the
Burton-Tillman debate the great
Cresceus-the king Of trotters-the G.
W. Parker Amusement companys mid
way shows. miniature railroad. electric
fountain. wonder palace, etc. the
flower parade, the Illuminated fire run
by the Wichita fire department, pro-
nounced by all who have seen it TO be
the very best OF it's kind ever attempted
Cute. the guideless wonder. and the
many other attractions of like inter-
est
Wichita pays the bills, and she ex-
poets TO see the greatest crowds every
day Of the fair, September 2S to Oc-
tober inclusive. that the city has ever
entertained
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AuMoR Aa a ouAllElcArIoN.

District Attorney Jerome Is oppos-
ing the denomination of Mayor Low
of New York for among other rea-
sons. the fact that he "laeks a sense
OF humor says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Visiting foreigners have commented
upon the humor loving characteristic
OF the American people, bat not even
one Of these had had the audacity 10
declare that we elect our Office holders
because they are comedians. still
there Is force ia lerome's objection
There can be NO doubt that the man
with q sense of hum0r rs apt 10 be more
openly poeaar ihaa his morose fellow
citizen. Consider how many votes are
cast for candidates because they are
good fellows
PonderaRlso upon the adyaniaee it
must be 10 "a professional politician
10 have his subtle saving sense OF
humor How otherwise could he bold
~ and hgazenlv 80 down 20 write
pledpes of reform that he never means
to redeem We can imagine some of
our bosses chuckllns between planks
az thew gliby round OF the sonorous
nothings which are so fool the ueople
into giving them fresh lease Of row
er A wan without a sense OF homnr
mirf bslk at such b d'hherate fe-
ccptson hnt radfewpd with the rn-
dersiardinc that 81 is rnrelv q f2Ae
anon the dcar nanule. ihe humorist
can foss ~ on without = Onqlm Yes.
the poreossion of sorse of humor Us
raonfelfe o. qualification from ellher
efandnOlnf
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THE GUTHRIE CLUB.

The Guthrie Commercial club is in
a bad way. II Is stepped IN debt with
no immediate prospect Of solyency.
The club has done some good work for
the city but the financial end Of the or
ganization has been wVOzy and un-
kempt. Something should be done TO
brace up the club. Radical reform Is
necessary and IL should be immediate.
Few dues are turned in and members
are deriving small benefit from their
contributions The Leader suggests
that the club be reorganized, placed on
a different basis, stocked, and shares
sold TO members. This plan has work
ed in other places and can be made TO
20 here AT any rate the club needs
adention and strong reformatory rem
edy Is necessary
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orR REpIY rO THE ABOVE.


Model Roller Mills makes sight OF
tsels Buys SPACE to air their -four and
mlsreprCsont The allround ringstcr and
ada Cd wriyer OF the Model Roller Mills
rushes into print with q lot Of idiotic tot
about Globe" -four the very heading Of
which Is maEciously erroneous Their ar
ticle does not contain an assertion about
IL. but what is false. and hardly nj eds
correction, Cfor mere assertions and htrid
rhetoric count but little VII thoughtful
peoplc) But that there may bee people
OF its authors type eve trust noO outside
Of this immediate vicinity who are not
thoroughly acquainted with It's quality We
deem It proper in truth az least TO de-
fend the quality OF the goods we handle
against all such unwaranted intrusions
From the fact that We have booked
ourselves for another car Of Globe -four,
Il isn't very weighty evidence that we
"cut II out" from the fact that We've
only had one quarter sack returned out Of
the seven cars we've handled. Isn't con-
vlncing evidence that It proved fail
ure;" and from the fact that we've pur
chased two cars Of home nour, isn't pos
lltlye proof that the people refused 10
stand for It," and so 1t Is with an their
assertions. at the first touch Of truth
/ they an fan TO the ground
10 satisfy the little concerns anxiety
about Globe, wnl ssy, that We are sat
isacd with our sales of #; that our cus-
/ toners are pleased with IFS equality. and
/ that we expect TO continue handling it.
I their assertions 20 the contrary notwith-
standing We also expect 90 continue
handling the best brand of Guthhe made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24
Extracts Of Model Roller
Mills GOOd(?)AdVertiSing

'The Globe four smells Ike smith. No
body wants it,
Housewives OF knowledge say the stun
Ia musty."
"a local storekeeper sees ht TO chew the
rag about lot Of rotten flour called
Globe"
"rhe Globe proved fiat else why did he
cut It out"
"It ,the Globe aoun proved q failure.
"The money SPENDING people refused 20
stand for it'
'rhcrc O. more complaint heard about
kansas -four than any other kind"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

she knows how
sound her slum-
Der will be and
how refreshed
the morning will
find her. That's
the tiredness of
a ealthy
won an. But
it's an other
thing for the
sick woman 10
feel tired out.
Rest only seems
TO increase her
suffering Just
as in profound
silence a cliscord
Jars the ear
more forcibly, 50
now that she
has stopped
moving about,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

New York Sejt 4.-A passenger train
running at high speed on branch OF
Erie railway crashed into a freight train
standing az Overbrook Il j. The Engin-
ecr OF passenger and four women passen-
gers were hurt former seriously Several
freight cars werc reduced TO kndling
wood while two others and freight engine.
broke loose and started down road. -Four
miles distant they ran on the track and
were demolished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24
roDAYs MARKETS.


Hanma city seTi 2f-Cattle-9oo0'
steady 10 strong; native steers s8.75a54s.
cows and hellfers gi50a425; stockers and
feeders s25Oa450; bulls N75@3oo; calves
S25oI57
Hogs-lOo0; steady: heavy N.9oa6o5;
packers 3 60oas1o: pigs $4,000
sheep-20oO, strong; muttons S2@Q4Ooi
lambs s290Q550
St. Louis, Sept. 24.-7,5OO; steady;
beef steers 1896 a $50; stockers and
feeders $2.65 a S4.25; cows and heifers
s2.25 a $4.40.
Iioys-4, 600; steady; pigs lights S5.7j
.6S5; packers $3.50 a 6.lO; butchers
$3.50 a $40.
Chicago. sept -Creameries 16 q
q IL; dairles "a a is -.
Eggs IS 10.
Chicago. Sept -Cattle-12, 900;
native steers $500 a S6t0; stockers and
feeders s240 a $4.20 COWS and heifers
Sl.40 q 5.
Hogs-l5.OO0; top s6.4o for light;
bulk S5.75 a $6.O5.
Chicago, Sept 24-Wheat-Sept. "A
10; old "a 5-S; Dec. 76 5-S l-2; old
76 1-2; May IS 1-2 a SIS.
Corn--Sep. As "a; Dec. As 3-4 7-S;
May as T-S.
Sep. SO l-2; Dec. 81 1-s a IA;
May 3S is.
Pork-sep. 1920; Oct. 1890; Jan
12.40; May 1856.
Lard--Sep 1905; Oct. 1852; Dec 7.O5;
Jan 6.92 l-2. fat
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TIRED OUT.

There's many farmers wife sits on the
porch in the growing shadows 9f a sum
mes evening, knowing to the full what il
is 10 feel tired out as II there was not
another ounce of effort left in her. But
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

See the Stumpff Hardware Co, III
w. Harrison Ave. and At yourself out
with a fine stove for winter Good
goods at low prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

Sam Parks has caused a big row.
Parks is a dangerous leader for or
ganized labor. He should have been
kept in the pen where he was once sent
for robbery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

Old Santa Claus Grosyenor has Civ
en- his advice to the English He tells
them to Ego and protect yourselves. y
This will need explanations from Uncle
Charley to Uncle Mark later on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

General Fred Grant calls for fortified
towns along the Rio Grande. He is
living right up to his only famous epi-
gram--that q surplus is easier to
handle than a deficit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

The fusionists are saying lots OF hot
stun about Billy Jeromes attack on
Seth Low But we suspect the attack
waa intended to do what 1t did-solid-
ify the fusionisis on Low. Jerome Is n
smooth proposition In politics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

The negroes who object to General
Luke Wright being governor of the
Philippines because he is a southern
Democrat VIII wait in vain for an in
vitauon to lunch at the White House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

Congress gave the president 'rea-
sonahle time to wait on the canal
question as between us and Colombia,
but what is a reasonable time to a
man so often and radically unreason-
able as Roosevelt2
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Kastorlai Even the sicl, old Turk /
cried for It,

The town Of Perry has performed a
remarkable feat II has held a carni-
val and has money left
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

The Atlanta Constitution SAYS IN 1850
the census estimates Of the total wealth
Of the southern states WAS little more
shan s5.2Oo. .is0sls including the value
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

"Knowlesr again az the Brooks to-
night. Prices as, Is, and s6c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

Now Welcome Gfofcg ana Eroromy
Giecy s. 81 SCHMIDT Prop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-24

Chicago. sept. -Creameries 16 Q
2l 1-2; dairles "a IS -.
Eggs IS a 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
LIKE Al DERRICK
Pure Food Lifts the Sick Up,

Only those who have experienced the
delicious feeling OF returning health and
kvigor can properly appreciate the value
OF pure food When the improper food
is left off ana scientific food such as
5Grape-Nuts is used In Its place one be-
gins to feel the glow Of returning health.
1t feels as though some powerful der
rick was lifting one up into the realms
Of sunshine once more,
Some time ago was taken sick and
got SO very low that'I thought at times
! would never be able to get out again."
writes q business man Of Wilmington,
Del zone day my wife saw an ar
tlcle In the paper about Grape-Nnts and
read It to me. was so impressed that
asked her to get some, How thankful I
am that did SO, ] was at that time re-
auced to q shadow Of rs pounds. but the
I'rst weeks use OF Grapes Nuts brought
me to my feet SO that could stand
alone fsy the second week could walk
our, to the greas surprise Of all. and now
! can get out to my business without
any trouble and have made the phe-
nominal gain up. to 100 pounds Ei5
n Improper food nearly killed me. but
when I left It off and used Grape Nuts
IT did not take long to put ma back IN
health" Name furnished by Postum CO.
Battle Creek, Mich, II
Feed right. feel right Is a true axiom.
Remember GrapeTNuta food Is for ath.
letes, as well as the sick, & p "A IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
CHARGED WITH
.OBSTRUCTING ALLEY
Case Before Justice John Held
over for. Report from the
Street Committee.

several prominent firms and corpora
lions we're before Justice John yester-
day morning to answer the charge OF
obstructing the alley in the block boun ,A':
Cd by Eighth and Ninth and Main and
Cary Streets l 3.l
THE concerns summoned were the
Richmond Transfer Company, the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company. the
Bell Telephone Company and Denoon
Real Estate Agency.
They were charged with having plat
3 forms, poles, iron hoods and other Things
ali along the alley, and the case Ven wen.
over to the 3lst Instant SO that the Street
Committee might take some action.
Mr.. Travers was fined SIS for keeping
i his little place OF business open. z
IA Hattie DDgis. colored. VAS assessed y
and costs for being d!sordeFly on ing
street. y,
George Holmes, Golored. was fined '2e
vlrrie Walker and r. II. Unger were
each fined $50 for being disordeily
James straus colored. was sent on to
the grand Jury for assaulting and cutting
I A. Carrani.
/. w e. Taylor vii tell on tho 18th why
he got Into a fight An John Aliens bar
room and assaulted John Holtzback With
n blunt instrument. and John Hotzback
will tell why he assaulted w. 2. Taylor
with a knife.
Cordela Fleming. colored. was charged
g so Tor being disorderly on street car
and striking J. E. NVaymack with brics
George Vaughan was sent down Tor
twenty days for intoxication.
James Crawford paid $50 FOR the privi-
lege o. cursing and abusing Rena B.,
Duke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
visiting friends in King William, have
returned home

visiting friends in King William, have
returned home
Mrs. y. P. Haupt is quite Ill at her home
on Virginia Avenue. III 81
& Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thomas. who has been
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Jetor, Of La
dies Mile Road has returned 10 her
home In Guinea. after pleasant visit.i
Mrs. Frazier Of Hanover, Is visiting
friends on Chamberlain Avenue. NJ
Mr.. Ellis. Of Brook Road. Is visiting in
Chesterfield. 5FE
Mr.. Robert Wade. Of Charlottesville, is
visiting his aunt, on York Street
Mr.. Archer has returned to his home In
Atlanta. after visit to his parents in
Highland Park.
Miss Mary Merryman. who has been
Waiting her parents In Highland Park.
has returned to East Richmond to resume
her studies.
Miss Grace Duval. OF Chesterfield. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mr.. West. who has been visiting Mr.. s.
2. Jones. has returned to his home In
Manchester. III &
Miss Watkins. city missionary OF the
churches met yesterday wit
the Ladies. Aid Society OF the Overlook
Church at the residence OF Mrs. ". G.
Cosby.
The prayer meeting OF the Overlook
& Presbyterian Church has been changed
10 NY eQNeSQay
\ Miss Iona Kelly, who has been quite
lick at her home on Brook Road, IS I'M
proving. III &i 6
Master Walter Henninger Is quito sick
AZ his home on Hermitage Road.
ar. Eddie Goodloe has returned home
after visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Goodloe, OF Lewiston. Va.
Mrs. Haupt is quite sick al her home.
Master Alex. Sands, who has been quite
sick. Is able to be out again.
Miss Anna Knight. OF Norfo.k, Is Wis
ting friends on North Avenue.
Services will be held ut the Overlook
Presbyterian Church this evening at S1b,
scuducted by Rev. Mr.. Robinson OF the
Seminary.
Miss Mary Murphy. OF Huntington. ".
Va, is the guest OF her brother, on Brook
Road.
3 The Epworth League Will be held al
The Methodist Church Sunday at z P. NJ
Mrs. Frank Corners, Of Manchester. Is
listing her sister, on Luck Avenue. a
4 Miss Mary Harvey, OF Chester, Is visit
ing friends near Lakeside.
I Mrs. NJ. Branner has returned to Ches-
ter. after visit to relatives In Brook
land Park.
Mr.. Harry Worsham, OF Lakeside, left
for New York on business.
Miss Alice Munroe. OF Lynchburg is
Visiting friends on Chestnut Hill.
Mr. John NJ. Walton has returned to
Norfolk after O visit to Mr.. Jones, OF
Miller Avenue.
Early Mcalurran, OF Newport News.
3 visiting his sister, Mrs. kellogg. near
7 he Seminary.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Baptist
tshurch will meet at theresdence OF Mrs.
r Scott Thursday afternoon at
o'clock large attendance is desired.
Mrs. J, W. Knapp, who has been quite
sick, is Improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
ANNIVERSARY OF
THE HOLY FATHER !!
Catholics OF Richmond Cele'
brdted Jubilee OF Leo
XIII Yesterday.

Throughout the Catholic world xester-.
day the twenty fifth anniversary OF the
coronation OF Pope Leo was celebrated
In Richmond solemn pontihcial mass
was celebrated at the Cathedral at 10
O'Clock by Bishop Van dc Yyyer assisted
by all the Catholic clergy Of the city.
The Very Rev. Father ], ], Bower, Vicar
general Of the diocese. was assistant; the
Father William Meyer, OF st, Mary's, and
the Rev, Father Mc<eefyey. of St. Pat
rick s. the deacon OF the mass was the
Rev. Father Waters. and the sub-deacon
the Rev. Father Smith,
The sermon was preached by Father
Waters, After plcturing the life OF tho
Pontiff up to the point where, on March
8, 1878 he was enthroned in the chair OF
st, Peter, the speaker said:
Z "He has since ruled with admirable
prudence, executive ability and great
learning, He found the Church In a
perlous condition, with enemlessin Rome.
and his task was not an easy one, How
OF history, He has never failed to raise
his voice in defence Of right, and from
the Vatican he has Issued instructions
calling on princes and nations to unite
In one faith, to return to tho See Of Peter
under one fold and one shepherd, He has
Issued Instructions on the sacrament Or
matrimony, on the constitution OF the
State and the rights Of the Church, on
labor and capital, the rights Of one and
duties Of the ether His rule has been
ona Of the most glorious since Peter,
Though a prisoner In the Vatican, he
Yields a greater force and power than
any living man, He possesses the same
authority and jurisdiction that Christ
gave Peter. and In his person we have an
jnfallible guide, We rejoice we are Gatho,
aSsr whe ds aft araE Hna aleE
,thoritYlk ~ Vi ~. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
NlGH|LAMID SPRINGS.
e@cs.seacs193s4aS.:<:Ss@

Tho Woman's Alliance met With Mrs.
y E. S. ReadNat the Manor House on yes
terday afternoon. the session being an
unusually spirited one. There was good
attenaance. There was a vote carried
to give or, april FOOLS night, April LIST,
at Library Hall. a swapping party, when
each person who comes is to bring an
article OF any description, securely wrap
ped, which they can swap and Sreswap
all they care to- There will be no ad (
mission fee, and no charge for the swap,
but the ladies will have for sale appetl--
Ing bits Of food and hot beverages. so
thatfall can eat, drink and be merry, as
little or as much as they please.
All the members of the Woman.s
Study Club are requested to attend tn
regular meeting this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock In their club room. BY order Of
the president
The annual business meeting OF the
tWoman3 Alliance has been changed by
& vote from September to April, so as TO
accord with the national organization. OF
which they are branch, Another no.
tice Of this will appear IN advance OF the
j meeting. III @sS7
Tho German class will meet on Wed,
ncsday evening with DR.. Roope, @
Mrs, Mary j, Carter WI. tomorrow re-
enter the old Dominion Hospital to have
A further treatment on her eyes, Dr. par4
wilson. the expert specialist OF Rich
mond. has her in charge.
Little Villa Collins hns been quite sick
With tho measles the past week., but is
now recovering.
Mr.. Dewitt r., Hubbard. who has been
III for several weeks. remains about the
same, He Is n most highly esteemed res
ident, and much regret at his tprotracted
illness e lelt BY his many friends Or,
Collins 10 the physician In attendance
Miss Jennie Hudgins. who fell and
painfully Injured herself moro than
week ago, Is now able to be out.
Little Ethel Brothers has entirely re-
covered from her recent Acquaintance
with the grip, q = 4. !,
I 81 Douglas Kidd and his sister Jane are
suffering from the mumps,
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred, Commerford, OF
Richmond, were guests Sunday OF DR.,
and MRS. n. J. Roope, and expressed
themselves as being highly pleased With.
Highland Springs. Mr.. Commerford Is
a popular attache of the Davis Root and
Shoe Company, late OF Lynn, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs, William Fl. Rose. OF
Greendnle Park, and little daughters
drove over. calling on their friends at
Lynhurst Sunday afternoon,
8 Mrs. Nesbltt and son, OF C.estnut Hill,
Mr.. Hope Mr., IT. G. Na.ker and Mrs.
H, Freeman We're guests at sunnyside
Sunday,
Dr. II. Gimer and Or, p. L, Grubbs,
also of Richmond. We're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Atkisson in Dairy Avenue.
Mrs. Atklsson visited friends In Rich
mond MoRdey,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
COURT OF APPEALS
Tribunal Met Yesterday-No Decision

=l9tl7.
Tribunal Met Yesterday-No Decisions
are Expected To- Morrow.
The Court OF Appeals reconvened for
the spring term yesterday, There Will
be no decisions handed down to-mor-
row, The proceedings yesterday were
as follows: 81
Gays administrator VS.. Southern Rail
way Company. Argued by G. w. Allen
and D, Harmon for appellant and Eppa
Hunton and Colonel r. L. Smith for az
.pellee. and continued until to-day.
4 Tho next cases to be called are Young
VS.. Hart and Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company vs., Perrow, Nos. 5s and
67.
The case OF Darden, pilot. against
Thompson. master of the schooner
Nicely, Involving the consttutionallty Of
the Virginia pilot laws was put on the
privilege docket In the court yesterday.
The case comes up from Portsmouth,
having been decided adversely to the
pilot by Judge Martin. twill be heard
March 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
Evangelist Porter.

Evangelist Samuel J, Porter is preach
With Wit great aceeptance. lie is nj M en- I.
ceedtngly interesting and able preacher,
md the congregations are very large.
Every service Is gaining In power; and
the prospects for a great revival are very
encouraging. Services are held twice q
day. at 8 In the afternoon and at 1880 at
night F