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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29
ESTER /. LONG ELECTED
SENATOR FROM KAi

TOPEKA. Kans, Jan. 2S-The sen
ate and house met in joint convention
at noon today and formally declared
Chester |. Long United States sena-
tor. Long made five minute
speech.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

Buy an Estate Oak or Coles Hot
Blyast and keep warm this winter.
W. G. CHAPMAN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29
GO TO

The Schutt Commission Co. for ap-
Piles. Only % cents boz.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29
SECRETARY LONGS CONDITION
STILL UNCHANGED

BOSTON, Jan. 2S.-The condition
of Former Secretary Long of the navy
is reported to be unchanged today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

The largest and strongest insurance
agency In Durango.
LOCKWOOD 4 PERKINS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

The greatest and best varieties Of
fruits and vegetables at Weightman's.
Phone. Durango 27.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

Cigars by the box = specially. See
Williams and you will get what you
want
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

Smokers go where they can get the
best for their money. J. l. williams
Is the man who keeps the goods.
Every popular brand Of cigars and To-
baccos.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

Phone No. 81 D.
One ring will bring one half dozen
OF Coor's Family Beer. None IKE Il
on the market
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-29

Call for coor's Beer II you want the
best Phone BIB.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Asso-
CITATION,
Boston, Mass, July e-1o, 1eoa-Reduced
Rates via r., F. G. r. r.. r.

Boston, Mass, July e-1o, 1eo3.-Reduced
Rates via r., F. G. r. r. r.
One fare for the round trip to Boston,
plus s. membership.
Fec OF twenty-five cents charged for
validating each ticket at Boston.
Tickets on sale July Sd to 9Th, inclusive.
good leaving Boston returning July 9Th
to 18th, 1903, inclusive
Final limit will be extended to leave
Boston until September LIST. inclusive, by
deposit Of ticket with Joint agent. and
upon payment OF fee OF fifty cents per
ticket, which will include charge for VAIL
dalton.
stop-overs not exceeding ten days will
be permitted at Washington, Baltimore
ana Philadelphia, without additional
charge, on going trip within transit limit.
July 9Th, and returning within final limit
OF ticket. stop-ovcr permitted at New
York on return trip within limit. upon
payment OF fec of 81 for each ticket.
Tickets must be personally deposited for
stop-over with depot ticket agent, Wash
ington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, and
with joint agent at New York. immedl-
ately upon arrival at stop-over point.
Apply to ticket agents. Byrd Street, Ell
ba and Main Street Stations. or Richmond
Transfer Company, No. $40 East Main
Street: Jefferson Hotel and Murphys Ho-
tel.
W. P. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
STATE TO RENT
CITY HALL ROOMS
Meeting OF Grounds
and Buildings Committee
TO-MOrTOW.

The Grounds and Buildings Committee
Hal! n o'clock when the deal by which
The nnonweaIth viii acquire posses.
son Of togr rooms on tfe (, i touFth io9r
created Corporation Commission, Will be
contaminated 1t ID t9e privilege OF this
bofy 10 name O rental ngure, II having
been authorized by an ordinance passed
~ he Council and aligned ny Mayor Tay-
Prescpt Indications point 70 the early
occupancy OF the rooms by the Corpora
tor Commission, and 1t Is predicted they
All be thoroughly fitted up ~ the first
E gir the ordinance OF the Grounds and
Buildings Committee Is empowereA to FIX
Jus, and equitable rental Tor the rooms,
kro IL this event the C0mm9nWealth Is
~iIGpg - pay the price the q. deal VIII Pc
cloKsc, There ID not the .sllghtsst prom,
4ij!ity u tho State and city falling out
cYsg The rental figure, and u IS a tors;
I1eate Ia the City Hal.
qBa Grounds and buildings, Committee
or1gihaiiy favored giving the desired
contisendsd this course 10 the Council.
me fEpDrt was amonded IN sueii maj
hef ~ - require falr TeiitAi ior ne
E,ace, md It is now incumpent on me
t/ytqTGittss 10 decide upon TINS some
Difmterb are IN favor az eyaalng ms
feAlufs an much as possible ana making
TIC featai exceedingly notnihaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
HOMES IN
OLD VIRGINIA


Commissioner Koiner's mail yesterday
brought him several inquiries from par
ties who have Virginia in view as fu-
ture home. Among the inquirers were 2.
A. Glass, OF Norfolk, Mass, Charles B.
Oakley. of No. 81 st. Nicholas Avenue;
n. y; and George a. Ford. OF No. $50
West Bridge Street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. Koiner gave each Of his correspond
ents the information desired in regard to
Virginia and the advantages the State
offered homes eckers.
The Rural New Yorker. one. OF the larg-
est agricultural papers in the country,
speaking of Virginia and Commissioner
Ko!ner, has the following:
I'VE have many letters OF inquiry from
readers who wish to know what agricul-
1tural advantages the State Of Virginia .sl
the last report Of the State Commission
er OF Agriculture. This Is an excellent
document OF one hundred and seventy
pa ges, which clearly states what Vlrgi MIA
can supply to the homeseeker as we'll as
10 the resident farmer. BY all means
send TO Hon. G.. w. Koiner, Richmond.
Va for coDy."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
and available FOR use. Until this has been
done II will not be known where the yAs-
gel will be comI1Ated
Property Transfers,

Transfers OF property recorded yester-
aI Hahn 9td :, A tbs T. and Day,d 7.
Street. northeast corner Rowe, $500.
Samuel I. Pulllsm and ,wife to Samuel
81 - North Sixth Street, $50 ssf = NO.
Sophie NJ. and David Stranghan to
David B. Wallerstein, % feet on Bucfl-
anan Street. southeast corner Cedar, $500,
Henrico-Thomas Il garrand to r. Ii.
II. w Goodwyn and wife to M. Elmer
Heights. and lot. In block II. lot 8 in
SECTION G, 13rookland Park, S..
Sarah A. Morien's trustee to Real Es-
t t. =. ssecurity Company. 80 "a feet on
Main Street southwest corner Park. sS,1o9.
Liam W. Williams. Is "a feet on Graham
Same to G. G.. schwalm. 80 "a feet on
Main Street southwest corner Park, So, $50.
j.. M. Robinson, Norton &; Company to
William Rueger, 1-s interest In 1-199
Blandon Streets g. ana Blandon Tract, s;
g. Watkins. 4M.5 feet, on east side
Fourth Avenue Chestnut Hill, $500.
Elizabeth and Mitchell Washington to
Robert Moor. 100 feet on q street near
Cragton Road, Sl4O,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
LAWMAKERS
GO HOME NOW
General Assembly AdjournS
Until November Next.
ONE VETO ON LAST DAY
Governor Sends Disapproval of Nor
folk Primary BiII-Senate Commit
lee to Provide Lee Statue for
Washington, Appointed.
ONE VETO ON LAST DAY

The General Assembly by Joint resolu-
ton adopted last week, adjourned yester-
day at noon, after the presiding officers
had signed the enrolled bills and the
paymaster had discharged his functions.
The only feature OF the merely formal
session was the return to the Senate by
the Governor with veto message OF SEN
ate bill 377, known as the Norfolk pri-
mary bill'' The Lieutenant-Governor
named the commission on tho part OF the
Senate to look after the construction OF
the bronze statue Of Lee. There were
less than twenty-five members present,
fourteen In tho House and eight In the
Senate. Tho adjournment was until No
vember 18th.
WITH THE SENATE.
Tho session OF the Senate yesterday
lasted nearly an hour, but little was done
further than the signing Of the enrolled
bills by the president and the announce
ment Of commission on the part of the
Senate to have charge Of the Leo statue
matter.
There were present besides Lieutenant
Governor Willard Messrs. Barksdalc.
Bryant, Anderson. Halsey. Mann, Rever-
comb, Tyler and Wlckhan.
AS soon as the journal had been read
the acknowledgements vacated tho
chair while he signed the enrolled bill n
great NUMBER OF which were brought IN
by Enrolling Clerk Gooch.
message from tho Governor an
nounced the veto OF the bill known as
Senate bill s77. the Norfolk primary cleo
ton BILL
President Willard announced the fol-
lowing gentlemen as members on tho
part OF the Senate OF the commission to.
provide bronze portrait statue OF Cen
eral Robert 2. Lee for the Statuary Hall,
at the national capital: Messrs. Halsey,
Wickham. Lyle. Gold and Opie. Mcssrs.
Gold and Opie are ex-Confederates. The
statue is to be made ~ Edward v. Val
entine from his recumbent statue OF Lee
at Lexington, and from measurements OF
General Lee, taken by the sculptor.
There being no other business before
the Senate, Mr.. Anderson was directed to
notify the House Of Delegates that the
Senate was ready on It's part to adjourn.
1T was nearly 1890 O'clock when the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS declared the Senate
adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
Fourteen members OF the House were
present during the twenty-five minutes
session Of that body yesterday. Speaker
John F. Ryan called the body to order.
but nothing was done save to await the
message from the Senate conveyed by
Mr.. Anderson that the Senate was ready
on its part to adjourn, whereupon the
Speaker declared the House adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
THE FAMOUS PALMIST,
MRS. MASSON.

OF London, England, isnow in Richmond,
MRS. MASON, the eminent English
Palinist, on tour through the United
States, is now In Richmond, and may for
q Limited period be consulted by those
desiring careful, conscientious and
scientific Hand Reading by one Of the
foremost Palmists OF the day.
MRS. MASON earnestly requests the
pubic not to confound her with the 30
called Gypsy Queens" humbug clair
voyants. trance mediums, slate writer's
and others who have done so much to
bring dlscredit upon the science OF Palm
istry.
MRS. MASON does not claim to be
able to read from the lines OF the hand.
the color of hair and eyes OF the one you
love; neither does she sell lucky
charms" nor Esprit pictures" but she
does. without asking a single question.
give you a full reading OF your entire
life. your ailments (both past ard to
come). the length of your days, the work
you are best fitted for, the mistakes you
have made and how to avoid their repe-
tition In the future, ana what your sue
cess will be financially, socially and ar
tlstically. She Will give you details Of
your domestic life, which cannot but
astonish you with their accuracy, and
will assist and advise sou for your best
interest.
She does not appeal to ignorant super
stition. but to the highest intelligence.
Hours: 10 A. NJ. to T. M. zee, sl.oo.
7os WEST CLAY STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
1.-THE HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO
hatFOR YOUR HOLIDAYS"

with knowledge of what America has
to offer the summer tourist and the rest
and h-seeker. the thousands OF sum-
MGR travellers who spend their vacation
in THE Highlands OF Ontario" unhesita-
tingly pronounce the Muskoka Lakes re-
gion the Ideal. tho perfectly satisfying
summer resort Such an Ideal Is a comb-
nation OF two features-primeval nature
in perfect bewilderment OF beauty,
charm and variety. along with tho facili-
ties for most Of the modern necessaries
and conveniences. In addition to these,
the even temperature. tho high altitude
Qo0o feet above the sea), the health-
giving ozone from pine. hemlock and
fir and tho dark, soft waters OF innu-
merablc lakes tecming with the gamest
OF fresh water fish. What more has
weary. neryo-racked man or lover OF
nature to desire7
Handsome illustrated, descriptive publ
cations will be sent free on application
to G. r. Bell. G. r.. and T. A., Grand
Trunk Railway System, Montreal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
THE RELIEF OF
AGED MINISTER'S
The Annual Report OF the
Presbyterian Committee
on this Subject.

The annual report Of the Presbyterian
Committee on Ministerial Relief IN the
Southern Presbyterian Church mas JUST
been made public. The committee has Its
headquarters in Richmond, and the re-
port, which will be submitted to the Cen
eral Assembly this week Is signed by the
Rev. DR.. I. S. McElroy, Of this city. 1t
reads In part as follows:
THE number Of beneficiaries enrolled
was 161. an Increase of l6 over preceding
year. If the dependent children in the
families OF those beneficiaries are counted
there We're not less than 400 persons VINO
received last year through this commit
tee a greatly needed assistance, and they
or their fathers or husbands We're recent
ly among the most active and useful and
honored of our pastors, and of our home
and foreign missionaries.
THAT we pay only an average OF 500
per annum for each family is not to the
credit Of our church, but our people are
waking up to the duty and privilege Of
moro comfortable provision for
those beloved members OF our household
OF faith.
The total credits on the treasurer's
book were s24,69363 OF which ST, 015.42
was for the annual fund: s7,346.2 was for
the endowment fund There was an In
crease In the annual fund OF s2145.56 over
the contributions OF last year and addi-
tons of s2,S7163 to the endowment fund,
which will shortly be Increased to s11.-
O94.s2 by the acquisition of s5,61s from the
legacy OF DR.. John Sutton. and of $40
from the balance of the legacy OF sl.00c
from Mrs. Mary "A. Moore. whose husband
was for many years member with
DR.. Sutton of the session of the Midway,
KY, church,
The report states that for the present,
at least, 1t has not been deemed wise to
undertake the consolidation with the
Home and School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
GOES TO
IMPERIAL
MIR. Smith Resigns from Cal
laher Company,
PLANS OF INDEPENDENTS
Want to Get Control of Licorice Plant
French Contract Goes to Williams
& Rehng, of This
City.
PLANS OF INDEPENDENTS

Mr.. w. A. Smith, OF the firm OF w. a.
Smith & Co., tobacco rehandlers, of Rich
mond. has severed his connection with
that concern and has accepted n position
with the Imperial Tobacco Company,
OF Great Britain and Ireland.
For some time past Mr.. Smith has been
the representative here OF Mr.. Thomas
Gallaher, proprietor OF Gallaher & Co.,
Limited, OF Belfast, Ireland. 1t Is un-
derstood that he decided some weeks. or
even months, ago to accept responsible
position offered to him by the Imperial.
but somehow the fact has not become
generally known. Just when he will en-
ter upon his new work Is not known.
Mr.. Gallaher Is now in the city, and Is
making arrangements to fiji the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.. Smith
He will be here for several days yet.
There is being quietly worked up among
the Independent tobacco factoRSs of
Richmond and several other places
movement to secure control Of large
licorice plant reported to be located III
Baltimore or thereabou:s
The step is understood to be the out
come OF the recently displayed activity
OF the American Tobacco Company In the
licorice business. The trust, II Is said,
has indicated a desire to get control of
the manufacture OF licorice, an article In
dispensable to the manufacturer, and
hence the independent factories have
found 1t necessary to get together to pro-
tect their interests. a meeting was held
some time ago at the Jefferson Hotel,
in this city, and another was called for
Danvile Not only the Independent man
ufacturers here. but many in Danville,
North Carolina, and other places are
said to be associated with the move
ment. BY getting control of llcorice
plant with large output these con-
Germs could Insure fo- themselves
steady supply of the article.
What effect the recent sale OF the t.
C. Williams Tobacco Company will have
upon the plan is not known. This COM
pany is said to have been one of the
leading spirits in the movement.
Cable messages received here yesterday
afternoon from France announce the
award of the Reggie contract for Virginia
leaf to Williams & Rehling, of this city,
who have filled the order several times.
Bids were opened at noon in Paris.
The contract calls this year for 10000
kilos of tobacco. a little over 1,ooo.o90
pounds Several bids were sent from
Richmond. The contract price named
in the successful bid is not known.
The present hot, dry weather Is having
a bad effect upon the trade in the coun-
try and the city alike. Farmers can do
nothing in the direction of planting to-
bacco, and 1t Is impossible to handle the
weed under such circumstances. Bust
ness here IS very light at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
TRICG C0MPAN
AND ITS CREDITORS
Motion Of Shlpbullders TO Dis
miss Petition for Adjudlcd-
ton as Bankrupts Argued.

The motion o! the william n. T;fgr
Company and It's second Mortgase ronG,
holders n dismiss the petition o. csrts.a
supply creditors 20 have the cora1sny
ahIud!cated bankrupt. and argGmsa, On
the demurrer OF the Getenfsu, 20 tbs p.t:.
tion Will come up before tnk UA!ttt
States Dis,rc, Court this rnorn!nx.
The Tr!gg Company moved 70 dlErs,ts
the pt!tion on tho ground tina, tn pttt.
TONERS have not proyabie claims .1fi.
Gent under tho Law to enable thsm ., az
to have the company hdtpGicars1 a Ezrkz
rupt, and tina. their claims are 10, p,et-
erly certified
The motion Of the defendant IA = tse,..
nical one, which may delay mai a<,.ayo
somewhat, but whether II IL .uG7ley.n, u,
obyiate involuntary bankruptcy 4, IN.
certain. At the hearing to-day ,fs ,st.
OF the Trigg Company VIII b. Gstils4
Eminent counse! are araysd IN ms esst.
Mnnford, Eunton. Williams ana Ar44,.
son. r. G. Bedford and stern ara s,era.
represent The petitioners. and ]. y1,ess
Leake and Frank ~ ChnAuan rs W
PENDANT.
The government has already fsela..4
the contract for the construction ~ -
cruiser Galveston forfeited. sna nil se.4
board Of survey here tb-dAz D., a.
praise the value OF the nam 0pfs, ~.
terlals on hand etc, with yisY ~ n,
tinE contract for completing ti,s Yssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
STREET COMMITTEE
NOT IN EVIDENCE

The failure OF 2 quorum TO pii in It's
appearance &, the CITY Esi. yesterday
afternoon prohibited The Committee on
Streets and Shockos Creek from meeting
In ADJOURNED session. aE agreed Cpo1 last
week sby fourteen OF the ftteea mem
beTs.
The body was 10 have been called 10
. orde. ar O'Clock, but II this ilrnE no;
over FIVE members we're u ey!deGce. 4
walt OF half ar hour resulted 81 10 good
and Major Allen. the chairman, declared
the meeting adjourned.
The warm weather of the pas. FEW days
seems to be interfering gith the saa.rE
% the city, having already been regpDh-
sible for the postr-onerneat OF TWO uss.-
ilgs th!. week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
DEATHS OF A DAY.
tBy Associated press.)

1.....-...-. VIZ ABsocIHtHu fTtHs.J
P1TTSBURG, PA, May 10.-Bcnjamn
f. Jones, Sr., member of the Advisory
Board Of Jones and Laughlin Steel Com.
pany, limited, and for many years head
OF their immense manufacturing inter-
ests, died at his residence In Allegheny
to-day. The end came unexpectedly. Mr..
Jones had been III for tho past week or
ten days OF nervousness. but no serious
results were apprehended.
Mr.. Jones was seyenty-nine years Of
are.
He was one OF the foremost contributors
to the wonderful Industrial development
OF Pittsburg. and for many years exerted
great Influence on tho public affairs OF
Pennsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
INJUNCTION REFUSED
Judge James Keith Acts in Newport
News Case

Judge James Keith, OF the Supreme
Court of Appeals, yesterday refused to
grant an Injunction restraining Or. W. F.
Greasy from becoming an officer. Judge
Keith held that Court OF Chancery had
no Jurisdiction IL the matter. This leaves
a court OF law the only remaining re-.
course OF DR.. Sam W. Hobson. the pres.
ent quarantine officer. A telegram from
Newport News last night stated that
DR.. Greasy will assume his duties at once
and had appointed DR.. Aaron Jeffrey, his
assistant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
Drugget For Summer Use$3.50

janice ia sslsn ered HS Vas E paced e
| wounded. The water. front of YORKTOWN;
a 3 beautiful ca IL outlook it - s. r
Five o'clock tea in, the Nelson House
great pleasure. for there Is no building
In the State invested with more real his
torIo and patriotic ASSOCIATION: :.
Williamsburg. Is the chairman Of the day.
Each Dame has been sent an invitation
for herself and one for her guest. II
bers Of the society for their friends, a
limited number can be purchased at the
Virginia Historical Society.
The chairmen of standing committees
recently appointed for the current year
at the " oman's Club show the follow
55o Mrs Ghrs,opheE TempS1 rs
Arthur LEROY; literary, Mrs: Leland
5 n4nk!a hrs m HeSry Miss Williams HH!ss W psaa
thropy, Mrs. T. C. Johnson; audience
rooms. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins. Mrs.
Taylor Elyson.
Treat-Lafferty.
The wedding Of Mrs Fannie !, T AS.;
P49t va y yeste sssSra1sd the ser hSedy
the Rev. j. T. Mastin officiating.
Only a few Intimate friends witnessed
handsome and the widow OF the late Dr..
Walter D. Lafferty, wore a going away
gown OF gray silk, and carried Bride
roses
Mr.; Treat is the United States Marshal
widely known and very popular He
West Point and Will extend mis- trip to
New York
The ladies' Aid Society OF Grace Epls-
copal Church will give moonlight ex-
cursion on the steamer Pocahontss, down
at and returning at II P. NJ. Tickets
can be gotten at Briggs Pharmacy,
Howitzer Place; the jefferson Pharmacy,
the y. N. c. a. and the wharf
Personal Mention.
Friends of Miss Ellie Carmichael. who
has been i'll with fever in Cincinnati, VIII
be glad to hear Of her convalescsnee
Her marriage will take place early In
cent illness.
Mr. Talcott Williams. OF Philadelphia,
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3.
Valentine this week:
Richmond d.. now residing in Phyiadelphis.
is the guest OF Mrs. Henry Brauer, Of
Barron heights.
The wedding o. Miss Nellie Leigh Eek
les. OF Greensboro y. :. To ,M-. Robert
Page Burwell, viii take place in the
home o. the bride a. P. ri. today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
GALVESTON ItENlMED IN
Channel Must BE Dredged Before the
Vessel is Moved.

During the idle period of. tho Trigg
Tie river has filled UP and will have to
be dredged out before the Galveston can
be moved. Freshets IN the river have
tent that It will not be possible to move
the cruiser out until this has been clear,
ed away It han not yet been determined
ton, but it la presumed that she will go TO
Norfolk or Newport News owing to the
proximity of those points. naval board
this morning to ascertain the value of
the work on the ship and materials used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
ASCENSION DAY

Services TO Be Held in Catholic and
Episcopal Churches.
Ascension Day will be observed to-
N orrow In all the Catholic and Episcopal
churches OF the city. -
Al 81. Peters Cathedral masses will be
SAID as or Sunday. with high mass at
ii O'clock The occas sion IS a holy. day
OF obligation The other Catholic
Churches w.ll also have services.
Among the Episcopaiians also TIE DAY
viii BE- observed At Holy Trinity SER
Vices VIII be held in the evening at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
nv system Of eookkeeping.

pe-t9ctsd srd patented new system Of
boolkeeldng. Tor nhich many advantages
are cia.Inet by the inventor. II Is known
ss -he F.trcfbeyg Patent Trial Balance
ard Balance Eheet EooH. and II u claimed
t.z@. u VII! saTe the booSke>psr thnchl
rsaae. Tork ard WITTY The Inventor WIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20
cantain McGffin Improving.

vne co.d!tion Of Captain Nick AicGiffen
z-a;carnan at the City Hall. was slightly
improved yesterday. and il is thought he
g:I! be II Torx again in few daya
ing taa; air. Alfred Mcdowell. commit
tee clerk. FOUND. upon MS return. 70 the
Hall tas lights In tie counc!l cha Der
burning brightly. Tn:E Was mistake.
Jar.tor Thomas Bshsn having turned the
gas d. Immediately G-te. adjournment
~ t..e Eca.t.