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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
iDR. FLOWER HAS
I. TO GO [: TO TOMBS.
Unable to Furnish Bail. (which
Was Fixed at $4,000.
Grand Larceny Charged.

Try Associated Prcas.) ii{ i&t
" NEW Dirk, March 5.--Thc grand jury
to-day returned an Indictment against
DR.. r. c. Flower, charging him with
grand larceny In the first degree. Flower
was charged in tho Police Court with
having failed to make return for $500 be-
longing to Mrs. Belle Gray Taylor.
Mn asking that the ball be fixed at
$50 ,Ooo Assistant District Attorney Gard
jner said :".This case represents very
small portion Of the property which this
defendant Is accused OF having stolen.
The State claims that he has stolen $50. "
CO... This money has been stolen from
poor people In some cases the people
from whom the money was stolen have
lost their reason. I consider the amount
OF ball should be fixed t $500. COO
Flower was unable to-day to obtain ball
satisfactory to the officials and was placed
In the 1'ombs. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26

& W Al
ths5Arkaf,sas table In charge nnd no doubt
they Will do what they8car TO assist the
ladies In making the bazaar "a great stio-
cess. & "A 3. }t tlBiS 81 III $6bf
rhe spr]tg Art exhibit, witch viii oren
about the middle Of May and continue
for two weeks. Will probably be held In.
the Crenshaw house ut Main and Adams
Streets. IF
Miss Rebecca walker, Of Richmond, ex-
poets to spend Easter III charlottesville
as tho guest Of Mrs. Michjah Woods.
Mr. William Kinckle Allon proml-i
rent young attorney Of Amherst Court
house, ls In Richn ond 3if
Ntr.5J G. Staples, Of 1ihrrisonbtirg, Va.
has been called to- the bedside Of Mr..
Dudley Staples. who is seriously Ill in
this city. " H'T2l 5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
gf3sI ssFs s5g4t w, as3s "
SEVENTY / ] |! ! ]
MILLIONS.
Pennsylvania to Spend THIS i !:
Sum In Betterments.
AN ISSUE OF NEW Ne: STOCK =; y('Ei
Present Holder. Privileged to IL. 81 guy
3ai-a Of Their Present Holdings At
Sixty Dollars share--W'''ll>3tl
Ell Bring IL $4,000, ooo'
AN ISSUE OF NEW E I STOCK 81 y. <
~ AA.oeiatsd Press,

z 70" q.
Ky "a Try Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA PA, March 90 o. :. :
meeting Of tho Board Of Directors o. q, me ne
Pennsylvania Railway Company t goo
the privilege was given stodkh olders q
subscribins at $50 a share between June
18th and June 18th. inclusive. Tor % % 10
Of their respective holdings As they stand stang
registered on the books Of the com !.
pany at noon on May 9th. Payments are IRE
10 be made In three instailmentst--fiiitffty
per cent. or so. a share at the time mo OF
making the subscription; second instal II
ment rs per cent, or S16 a share between
October 18th and October 2sth: third IN.
stnIlnent 25i per cent, or SIS a share be-
tween June 18th and June 26th, 1901
This Issue OF new stock is expected nna -, 70
bring into the company about tee,0oo.oo'eo
The board has also authorized the prose-
cuton Of all improvements embodied IN
the annual report, which will necessi-
tate an expenditure Of about So 20.
These improvements will be made prin-
cipally about New York, Pittsburg. Phlla-
delphia and washington. The board re-.
elected A. J. cassatt and all OF the old
officers. tH3l,4 Esls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
REFUSES.TO LIVE WITH
HERMOTHER-IN.LAW
fspecial to Tho Times. Dlspa tch. )

Especial to Tho Times Dspa tch.)
i, NEW YORK. March 25.--If wife re-
fuses to live In the same house with her
mother in law, her husband is not obliged
10 support her, according to Magistrate
Connorton. tho Solomon OF Long Island
City, ~
Oscar GeIsinger was In court to-day.
on complaint OF his wife, Bertha. who
charged him with abandonment. Geisin.
ger said that no was willing to provide a
home for her.
',But, Judge" interrosed Mrs. Geisln-
ger, '.his mother lives With him and !
refuse to live In the same house with
her l
1T is his house.. replied tho magls-
!trate, 'IIe has right to have his
mother there II he wants her. II you re-
fuse to live with him, there Is no law
compelling him to support you"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Ave thou SAND sacks$ot cottonseee,d On ne tn,
ground NInVe u shed, and i 10 te '7I
a,lsthis WY bsii lost. q FL Ii Il
wiLl,ly EED OUT QUITE 9 a
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES E;
Inv Associated ,press.)

3I743935 by Assoclntvd rresb:cyy, NVf1 ,,,tn /,
q WASHINGTON March 2o'.-lt W. =
learned at the Postoflce Department -,
day that while the resignation OF oo''t J,
". Beavers, chief OF the salary and al
ilowarce division, Vas voluntary, y Us
hit the forerunner OF number OF other
RESERVATIONS which soon are to follow.
II IS said that a condition Of affairs
has grown rs In the department w ''r!c%
has become Intolernble, and that num- l1i,.
lber OF chiefs OF divisions and :lerks WI
DO given an opportunity to submit thor NOR
resi gnntions. AS result Of THIS an
nouncement, there IS moro or less con
sternat!on among tho employees IN inc
department, It being Understood that INC
decision to weed out a8nu,nbcr OF OIL
cals has been definitely determined Upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
THREE UNWISE MEN WENT
UP STEPS AND DOWN
tBy Associated press.l

+ WASHINGTON, y. G March 25.-Three
man. In an automobiles attempted 70
ride up tho steps at the asst front OF the
Capitol to-day. They reached the second
landing, sixteen steps from the street,
when the chain OF the vehicle broke and
1t ran back, but without accident. The
man who acted as chauffeur gave the name
OF. j. D. Hurlburt and said he was from
Detroit, Mich. His companions did not
give their names, but one OF them said
no was police commissioner OF Hart
ford, Conn Tile chauffeur was arrested,
but later released on so collateral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
SNAP SAols Gaxon
III jfotel .Iobbxes

Former Police Justice Samuel G. WIZ
liams, OF the city Of Ronnoke. was dis
tnguished Wis tor in tho city yesterday,
and was among his friends at Murphy's
last night,
Judge Williams Is well known here.
and was warmly received by&hls friends.
MIR. +. L.. Mercer secretary OF the
Eastern State Hospital and q prominent
candidate for the new position OF State
Hospital Commissioner. Is In the city.
and was at Murphy's last night. Mr..
Mercer Is very hopeful that Governor
Montague will see his way clear to name
him for tho place. Il
Captain Read, the delegate from Mock
lcnburg county when seen at New Ford 8
last night. expressed regret that he could
not reach his home in time to attend the
funeral nf lis lifelong friend and neigh
bdr, Hon. George p. Tarry. Said Mr..
Read II regard his death not only as
great personal loss. but as one ire
to our home district and to the church
OF which he was an honored member.
IT wish to express publicly the great
satisfaction It has given me- as Ills
friend, to know of the high esteem IN
which he was held by men IN public
life about the Capitol. as evidenced by
expressions OF sympathy have received
from great numbers,
.N1urphy's: W, IT. Aunspaugh. Norfolk:
II. J5fCotton Rock Castle; w. Knkle
Allen, Amherst; ~. 3. Richardson, PROV
idence Forge; II. A. Williams. Norfolk;
~. ". Ruttin, Danvlle; Claggett b.
Jones', King and Queen.
New Ford's: c. Il, Norvel Charlotte
I Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
RIVER FALLING AT
REASONABLE RATE.
Situation Along Mississippi5ls
Rapidly Assuming Normal
Proportions.
Proportions.
my Annotated Preas.'

tF Ivy A6hnclateut tFsss'J iaf'5Js ..sgt3 49,
/. MEMPHIS. TENN, March 25,-The rlv.
or tonight Is falling at a fair b rate,
tho gauge showing 3s9 feet. fall OF
two-tenths since 6 o'clock this morning.
The situation Is! rapidly assuming normal
proportions and all, anxiety, Is practical
tly over.
Some uneasiness is stu felt for the st.
Francis leyees In Arkansas to the north
Of this city, but all news from tl1at sec
tIon is Of a reassurIng cha racter.
No trains have yet silcceeded. 4 " gel.
ting over the tracks n few miles west
OF Bridge Junction, 1t Is now tiougnt
possible that Memphis may remain , e. !
or from the west for another day. III !, y, y,
Iron Mountain attempted to run =. WV ~
track, which had bean DAMAGED 3. az
ferent points was not sufficiently 'E repair
ed for passage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
CASE WILL BE FOUGHT
IN THE HIGHEST COURTS
(By Associated Press. J

5 BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March 5.--p. p.
Williams, local manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, was convicted
Of the violation Of certain section OF the
State pool selling law. and was fined $50
In the First Division OF the Criminal
Court.
,The defendant was adjudged guilty Of
the violation OF section two. OF an act
&"to prohibit book making or pool SELL
Ing on horse races and other forms Of
gambling by allowing alleged bets 10
be. transmitted by telegraph
Prominent counsel probably will be Sc
cured and 1t Is said the case will be
fought In the United States courts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
WILL NoTivIsIT GERMANY
North Atlantic Squadron Win 7 ouch at
No European Port.
fBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March oS,-The
Navy Department to-day made public
sta tcment to the effect that the North
Atlantic Squadron would not visit Ger
many this summer.
When the summer manoeuvres we're
projected, fleet cruise was q feature.
When the report got abroad that, the grea
squadron was going to Europe, Baron
sternbe the German minister, called
at tho White House and, extended to the
President a personal Invitation from En-
peror William to have the flectsvisit Ger
many. Now owing to the change OF plan
the President has been obliged to de-
cline the Emperor's cordial invitation In
behalf OF the fleet, also conveying the
information for the benefit thor Euro
pean nations which might be interested
jn the fleets movements that the North
Atlantic Squadron, will not touch at any
point on the mainland OF Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
~. -T--7I- nd - 49, IN i-Lls
Mr., Shackelford's. Bill.
r. of The Times-Dispatch: 7

Editor. OF The Times Dispatch: ss
s,r.-Referring to- Your editorial OF
Mnroh 18th, headed ''WliyI[Thls BIZ ?''34in
which you express n desire TO near tha
why's and wherefores OF Its existence
II beg 10 saw that Senate bill No. 245 was
onIered BY me. cannot think that " Is
other remarkable. Or "nbsurd, which
terms you Apply to It.
In the first place, the principle OF this
bilJstis embodied almost entirely in#tho
nlesent rnc governing tho State Board
Of Education under the present system,
ana In the second place only makes clear
tie principle that n trustee should not
lie permitted to purchase his own goods
md sell them to the people no repre-
sents.
IA conceive hat this IS tile bill In a
nutshell. No man, In my opinion, can
DO without prejudice IN deciding between
tho product Of his own mind or hand md
that OF another.
@ You state that the informant ton YOU have
Is that tho bin was adversely reported
by the House Committee and taken out
OF the hands OF the committee OF the
Senate and passed, As q matter OF fact,
owing to the Illness Of the chairman Of
the Senate Committee, no meatlng Of that
committee had been held for some time,
and, therefore, after showing he bill IN
the members OF the committee, and With
their approval. asked tho dlschargo 81
tile committee from further consideration
OF the bill and had 1t put upon Its pas
sage. Tho Senator from Lynchburg city
offered amendments TO the bill, and IL
was discussed at some length and passed
the Senate practically unanimously. The
committee OF tho House, iyo members
being present reported the bin adversely
by a vote OF three to two, When It came
to its pa ssage In the House. after a dis
a,ssIon OF nearly two hours, 1t was passed
without amendment by a vote Of sixty
III seven, thus dlsposlng Of your claim
mat tho bill had no considerations,
QAs4far as ! am personally concerned
do not care whether the gentlemen YOU
name are OF or on the Board OF Educi-
ton, but I do contend that no man should
10 selected 10 choose textbooks wboels
pecunlarily interested In the same, or who
las that prejudice which must lear to-
wards the work Of his own mnd,
B.5 Yours very truly,E " i ltS
.si h \, 1. &; 1Q R(SE s. SFfAGkELFORD.
r Richmond, Var March 25th. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
WARNED BY HEAT
OF GREAT. IDEALS
Castro WithdraWs Rosigna-
tlon from Fear Of a Hot
--HiqhfloWnM Message.
10y Associated prcss.l

10y Associated prcss)
CARACAS. Tuesday. March 24,-After
reading his special message to Congress
to-day, General Castro withdrew his res
lgnation OF the presidency of Venezuela.
President Castros special message was
delivered to Congress this afternoon. Ile
says:
when abdicated 1t was not from
any small minded or Interested cacu-
lation; stII less was II the result OF any
sorry or ridiculous farce. which has no
place In u heart warmed by the heat OF
great IDEALS
After passing in review the difficulties
In the way of tho government, he says no
saw how his intentions We're msrepre-
scented and he was dlsheartencd, and at
that moment resigned
Notwithstanding those reasons which
were welghty to my mind, no continues,
Congress does not accept NIX rcsignn-
ton and considers mo still useful IN the
government. bow before their desire
and resign myself before the obligations
imposed by my country but only until
the work of pacifylng the nation shall be
complete and order, re-established In tho
public administration. Remember II well,
Senators and Deputies ! believe my sepa-
ration necessary. You think otherwise;
! hope the future will prove you right,
Accept an expression OF my supreme
thanks for the generous demonstration OF
which YOU have made me the object" #
When it was known that he had not
resigned popular demonstration took
place t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
: MR. .LOUTHANfWEDs
Popular Minister Takes a Bride In King.
and Queen County.

and Queen County.
Mr.. w. Kinkle Allen, OF Amherst, is in
the city on his way home from King and
Queen county, where on yesterday he at
tended the marriage Of his friend. Rev.
Fl. r. Louthan, prominent young Dap
tst minister. who took unto himself a
fair brlde in the person Of Miss Elizabeth
Rowland Hurt, OF that county.
Mr.. Louthan Is we'll known In Virginia.
having held; several prominent pastor.
iates since he entered the ministry E
Miss Hurt is one OF the most attrac-
tive young women Of King and Queen,
and ls daughter Of the late James
Thomas Hurt, Of that county. Or. A. D.
Louthan, OF this city, brother OF the
groom, acted as best man, and Messrs,
w. i1<inkle Allen and H. A. Willis were
the ushers.
4 h The happy young couple left for Il
Northern tour, and will make their fp-
ture homo in King William county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
JEWELLERS BEHIND LEv'E T:
BEGIN TO REJOICE
lnr A,,oclated preEs.)

lv1CKsBURG, MISS, March 2,-An-
other day OF fair weather, combined
with a diminished rate OF rise IN tho
river, has raised high hopes In the hearts
OF the jewellers behind the levees IN this
section. While danger Is not yet passed.
1t is now believed that the rich fazoo
delta will be spared the calamity OF an
overflow. Tho river here came to
stan6stil yesterday evening at bl.4, and
has remained stationary all day This
Is a foot lower than the 1897 record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Mr. Jarvis Funeral.

The remains OF Hon George Z. Tarry,
OF Mecklenburg, who died IN that COUNT
OF blood poisoning the other day. we're
laid TO rest at his old home on yester-
day The funeral was largely ATTENDED.
MI, larry having been one of the most
prominent men In the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
0zOMULSIOn FOOD co.,
SO PINE STREET,
MEM XORk.

giving your name and complete address
--street and nllnher--and n large Trial
Bottle of ozoMULslON will ut once be
sent you free By mail, prepaid.
EDlTORlAL NOTE:
We sincerely hope that every reader
of Tho Times Dispatch vii take adj
vantage OF this generous offer
oZoMULsloN 10 used. recommended
and sold by druggists all#oyer the civil
llzed world. in large ohe-pound bottles.
for One Dollar.
Residents OF Richmond can obtain a
Trial Bottle by calling at the offices Of
The Times. Dispatch or News Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Mr. E,,I,onrSHerr,e.

Mr.. N. S. Fulton. Of Front Royal
monument member OF the bar OF Warren
county, and member OF the firm. OF {, Fla
herty and Fulton, Ia In tho city. ME-
Fulton has practically decided 70 be =
candidate for. the Senate In the district
composed OF the counties OF Page, Clarke
and Warren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
MADAME rlORELLI
Her Act Is the Feature at5the Bostock
f i 5s 5 sSE Show this Week

The popularity Of the Bostock Show
3is immense, The principal feature ::a,ds
week is the daring Madame Morelli with
( her treacherous group Of leopards, pam
theirs and Jaguars. The various tricks
stunts and performances given by these
animals under this ladys direction are
simply lndescribable and too numerous to
mention. NE b 55 u 1t
Among the specialtles OF her act are
her two beautiful jaguars. E"Rap pier" and
"Cartouche who roll globes, walk tight
ropes and leap through ali immensely Of
space at the command of their mistress.
It is an act that Is much admired and
will Unpopular with our Richmond people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
4 FINE 5.

Much Interest Being Manifested az
Leigh Street Church. &
Rev. claggett Skinner preached8a clear
pointed, II practical and effective sermon
atsLeiRh-Street Baptist Church last night
from the text, What docst thou more
than others r. The attendance was large
and much interest was manifested.
The meetings will continue eacn nas q,
tbis week at 8 o'clock, DR.. Skinner prea Oh,
ing .s ,tft 55GsSt. tsit ff8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
FINE PLANTATION is
ENTIRELY UNDER WATER
lby Assoclnted press.l

NATCHEZ, MISS. March ga break
In tho private evee at The Rrlers. one
OF the best plantations In the county,
located about twenty-ons miles below
this city. has flooded that place, which is
now from four to five feet under water.
a messenger was dispatched to Natchez
for the steamer Joseph to assist ~ rasc-
ing the stock, some one hundred head
having been endangered. There are also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
WIDE EXTENSION OF
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
ytBy Associated Press,

b wAsHINGTON.. D. C.. March a5,---.Un-
der a revision Of the civil service rules,
to take effect April 18th. and announced
to ali positions which are subject to clas-
sihcatIon under the civil service act.
The classified service hereafter VIII en-
brace all persons who are not mere "a.
borers or workmen. or are not subject
to confirmation by the Senate Temporary
appointments will be restricted both IN
number and duration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
TRADE TO MEET
Virginia Tobacco TO Be Represented at

Virginia obacco to Be Represented at
the Exposition.
a special meeting Of the Richmond To-
bacco Trade will be held next week, at
which time the Hon. George o. Murrell,
superintendent OF the Virginia Commits
sion to tho st. Louis EXposition.will make
an address OH the scope and plans for
the tobacco exhibit at the great fair.
1t ls hoped and believed by all that
the local trade will take a sufficient In
terest III tho matter to see the State, SO
far MS its tobacco product Is concerned,
we'll represented at the exhibition. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
WILL RESUME BUSINESS.
Receiver Discharged and Mr.. Yarbrougf
4,5 10 Settle With Creditors.

An order was entered in the ChancerSs
Court yesterday by Judge Gfinnan dis
charging Mr. Samuel E W oolfln as re.
cclver for the a. r. Yarbrongh Tobacco \
Company, which recently made an as
sghment. III
Mr. rbrough has arranged Tor set
tcment with his creditors and the as
sets wilr be turned over to him tnGorderS
that this may DO effected. fii8
The business Mill be continued by Mr..
YnrbrouHh. 81 EI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
BECKHAM'S. NAME WILL
Coz ON THE BALLOT
(By Associated Press. J

FRANKFORT, KY. March 2b,--The
kentucky Court OF Appeals to-day affirm
ed judgments OF the Franklin and Wood
ford Circuit Courts. respectively, holding
that the Democratic State Executive
Committee had ample authority for call
Ing the state primary election. fixed for
May 9th next. and granting Governor
I3eckhnm writ OF mandamus compelling
the committee to place his name on tho
ballot as candidate for the gpberna.
torial nomination,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Captain Parks Out.

Il a gentleman who IL just from the Yal.a
ley Is authority for the statement shat
Captain r. 8. Parks, tof Page. VIII pc =
candidate for a, seat In the Senate thss
fall from the district composed OF #t n ?
counties Of Page, Clarke and Warren.
Several other strong men are menti ''l'''
for the place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
NOT IN SIGHT
Commander Of q. a. r. Says Prejudice
Is Dying Out.

81 (By Associated Press slasi
3 NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 3.-Gen-
eral Thomas Stewart commander OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. arrived here
today, A delegation from the local post
met him. Later he was escorted to the
Baptist Church on Tulane Avenue, where
he addressed members OF this department
OF the army.
General Stewart said prejudice was rap
idly dying out, both In the North and
the South, but he did not think that a
reunion of the Blue and the Gray was yet
In sight. General Stewart left for Wash
Sington tonight, from which place he Will
goisto Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
r.tSouthaIIt

& Hon r. G.. Southall, member OF Con-
gress from the Fourth District, and for
Imcr member Of the House OF Delegates
from Amelia. was In the. city YESTERDAY,
and was on the floor Of the House during
tho session Of that body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
- N ,l- y - Y 20
3CoI,5CabelI Returns.

Colonial George c. Cabell has returned
from a visit to tho country home OF his
5frend. Mr. NJ, s. Valentine, In Powhatan
county. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26

The building, refreshing, identifying.
strengthening properties Of this great
scientific, vtalized emulsion Of Cod Liver
OIL will soon show themselves ~ re-
newed strength. fresh color and com-
pleyion. improved spirits, and IN a Eene-
raj feeling Of health and happiness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26

Samples that we purchased In New
York. ts,
when an importer selects the Cur
taine he wishes to order for the COM
InS season he's glad 10 get rid OF his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Delightful Musicale,

"a delightful musicale for the benefit
of the Loulsana table at the confed-
crate Bazaar win be given at No, 10
North Laurel Street, april "a, at $50
p. NJ, under the direction OF Miss Tellc
Minor. The following we'll known must
clans will give the programme: Miss
Manic Harrison, Miss Martha snead.
Mrs. Maud Porter Gum. Miss Adair
Ninor cyioln). Mrs. Mabel McBain. Mr..
Arthur scrlvenor, Miss Belle Johnson.
and the virginia Glee Club, consisting OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
Mr.Dnon1IaE,r Here.

Mr., p. j Dooner proprietor Of Doom
er's, Hotel. Philadelphia. is i, the city
and is registered at Murphy's