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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

solely for the particular interests they
represented. Senator Foraker insisted
that the contract was illegal for the rea-
,sor that it was in contraYentionE Of pub
Ito policy, and against such acts some
remedy should be had. The statement
that the Southern Pacific was being I'M
proved for the benefit Of stockholders
was no answer. and that the defendants
We're doing wrong honestly was no de-
tense.
The defendants had said that they had
no Intention OF severlng the Central Pa
'c!fic from the Southern Pacific. yet they
had spent $50, OK, 900 in improving it. Tho
earnings of the Southern Pacific, over and
above operating expenses and fixed
charges, were being spent on improve
Inents, and these sums amounted to
many millions.
One could not help thinking that II the
Union Pacific had no idea now of acquir-
Ing the Central Pacific, the time might
come when they would think or It, and
this would be when they had made the
road more favorable. and should they de-
eide to sever 1t from the Southern Pa
sclf1c 1t could DO done In five mlnutes by
a resolution adopted at a meeting OF the
directors. tis
& Senator Foraker, In closing. said the
important question was restraining the
Union Pacific from voting the Southern
Pacific stock at tho annual meeting, He
commended that the two roads were COM
petitors. and that the tendency was to-
wards GENERALIZATION and monopoly.
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OK 8 ~ NJ u ~ ~ 179
SDAVIDSON'S GROWTH
Enrolment for the Present Year 20
More r han That Of Last Year.
Especial 10 The Times. Dlspatcb.)

Especial 10 The Times. Dspatcb.) is III
5B5 DAV1DSON,3N. c., April 3;---The recent
growth OF Davidson has been unprecedent-
4 ed In her history. The enrolment for the
present year Is 221, Ii a gain Of forty over
the total enrolment Of 190l-'0 This has
exceeded the accommodations Of the col-
a lego, and more than thirty men have been
forced to take rooms in the village. A
handsome new dornitory building, to ac-
commodate sixty students, Is now In pro-
cess Of erection. The building Is designed
on the most approved plan. with sepa-
rate ventilating shafts for each room and
at; abundance OF light. / t containstsi
large bathrooms two on each floor tn
! Closets slop-snlss. etc, and is wired 5for
electric lighting. The entire building IS
to be heated by steam, and with its deep
red brick and granite trimming will form
notable addition to the campus.
8 The work OF remodellng the spacious
commencement hall OF the Chambers build
5 Ing has already begun. and will be COM
pleted before the coming commencement.
The pitch OF tho present hall is nearly
.4sorty feet. "A new floor will divide this
horizontally into two stories. the upper
being used for an auditorium. Tho floor
space thus gained, amounting to nearly
six thousand square feet, will be devoted
20 a large additional laboratory In physics
Ind to the department Of mineralogyEand
Il teOlOgy. " VIZ Siiy,a5 "A
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Gretna$ Green at Pelham. had q spell OF
vertigo the other day and fel down dlss n an
enbarikment on the iron rail OF q side
track IIe was considerably bruised up,
and 1t was thought at first that he was
seriously hurt. but he is now better and and
able to be up. II 55 MI sssS \.
Dick Martin, an aged colored man Of
stokes, who had a son to die in the late
Spanish American War, now receives q q
pension from the government. lie re-
Gently received oyer. $500 on the pension
which had accumulated during the time
he was not drawing. v, gs, +. u. !,
Several Reidsvi!le people VIII . attend zen q.
tho annual Easter german under me aus,
pces Of tho German Club. IN DanYlile o.
April 18th. ~ y,i Il
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MORGAN DENIES HE WILL
TAKE POOL HOLDINGS
(By Associated Press. j

NEW YORK. April 3,-The only local
feature Of interest to-day in the South
ern Pacific controversy was a sharp re-
covery IN the shares In the last hour
The rally seemed based on reports that
j. r. Morgan had consented to settle mat
tiers by taking over the holdings of the
pool,
These reports were promptly denied in
every authoritative quarter member
Of the MORGAN firm making this state
ment;
There Is no truth whatever in any
report that Mr. Morgan, or the firm IL
u. P Morgan and Company. have taken
over from James r. Iieene, Of n. j.
Taylor and Company, any Southern Pa
cac stock, we have no interest In the
matter, directly or Indirectly. lii any
shape manner or forn,,',. NJ
This statement, 1t was added, holds good
Indefinitely, + rs \,
penials no less positive came from b.
iii, Harrlmans office and the banking
y house OF Kuhn, Loeb and Company
I Almost 40,C01 shares OF Southern, Paol-
2t1c changed hands during the day. tho
bulk Of the trading taking place dur'Rs
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ORGANIZING:
The R !. T, ),
/ col. j. s. Cunningham Will
Extend theWorktO Virginia
THE CARNIVAL AT RALEIGH
Voting for tire Queen Of the Carnival viii
Bsgin TO. Oay-The Acts Of the As
sembiy VIII Soon Be Sent
out BY the Printer.
fg,.ccial IA 4, Times. Dlspatch )

\ (Si'ccial tn Tho Tirlcs. DlspntchO 33
@ RALEIGH, N. q. April 3.--C Colonel John
s.. Cunningham Is now actively In the ilold
organizing county branches OF the North
4 Carolina Farmers Association, recently
chartered by tho Legislature and intended 1lN1
$to unite especially the tobacco growing
sections Of tho State and ultimately the
Southeastern section Of Virginia and East
Tennessee. Colonel Cunningham speaks
n ct Greenville. Pitt county, tomorrow, and
wifi at that time organize q Pitt county
Il branch. WI } II I'll III RI VI {ss Ia 81
s3 There wilt be general reasscssrr,ents Of
property for taxation this year through-
u oft tho state, and Tho assessors are TO be,
selected by9Stlle commissioners OF the.
various counties at their regular April
y meetings, Monday, April 9Th. There Will
n b upwards Of 5000 OF these assessors.
THE Secretary OF State announces that
i the work of1BsIde-noting the acts of the
recent Legislature Is completed and al
copy ready to be delivered to the print,
/. ers. and 1t Is now up to the State printers
In tho question OF time before the regu-
lnrly bound volumes OF tho acts can be
U issued to those entitled to receive them. 4
Notice has been received In the ONCE of
the Secretary OF State of tho change Of
1 tho name OF the Rapp- Long Company, OF
= CharlOtte, TO 3tne eLltler-LOHB SSOHlpdIly',s
The preliminary work for the great
y knights OF Pythias free street fair and
merchants carnival. to be held here IN
2hiay,8is now well under way. The voting
& for tho queen Of the carnival will begin
Tomorrow. Ballot boxes arc being placed
In all tho drug stores and other public
places, and a merry contest Is expected.
Judge Purnell on yesterday issued q de-.
i cree OF i, on-suit In tho case OF tho Durham
Hand Northern Railroad vs.. the North Car
olna Railroad ct al, a condemnation pro-
i coeding commenced In the State Court
and removed to the United States Court.
The case is another branch OF the old Pea
body Street right Of way suit, which has
given 80 much trouble In Durham for q
number OF years. and was rec Gently decidl3
ed In favor OF the N orth CarolinaSfand
Southern Railroad Companies by Judge
/ Purnell. ISL 3{5E n VI
# Students OF the Agricultural and Me-
n chanical College have made and sent to
4 the secretary OF the Southern Cotton SPIN
ners'f$ Association, at Charlotte, very
\ handsome gavel. IS It is made from a raftert
.fof tho old Bolton cotton mill. probably
the first cotton mill ever erected In the
1 South. 1t will bp used In the meetings
%of the Cotton splnners Association.
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Senator Foraker Finishes Ar
qumentln So. Pacific Case.
a DECISION ON MONDAY
Complainants Pray for Injunction Re-
straining Defendants from Voting at
Annual Meeting TO Be Held
April the Eighth. i

ny Associated Press.

NASHVILLE TENN, April S.--Th he.
Southern Pacific case was taken nnde az
yiscmert by8Judgo Lurten shortly after
noon to-day. The decision VIII BIO an an-s
.nounccd in louisville next Monday
Senator Foraker made the concluding
argument for talbot J. Taylor e Co. The The
Senator said the complainants IN Apply
Ing for an Injunction wished the court
10 compel defardnnts to do what It Is
their duty to perform. ai ;. Il Il 5a$
# Judge turton then asked Senator For
aker to state what other relief was de-,
sired Iii the event an Injunction was not
granted as prayed. Senator Forake re-
%plIed that the Injunction was asked to
prevent the voting OF the stock held by
the Union Pacific at tho coming meeting
on April sth,f and to prohibit tho leasing
or ssvertng of the Central Pacific, The
speaker then took up the question Of com
petition and said that both roads had q
common terminus at Portland, and that
they are competitors III transcontinental
traffic. II 81
&"If they are competing lines" said !
Senator Foraker, 8''what are the rights
of bona flde minority stockholders !? This
suit was brought to ascertain the rights
OF EStOcKnOlOerS,e ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uo
and insist that ~ the corporation should I
have board Of directors free from the +
touch 5or influence Of any other line and
who would be&devoted singly to the In
terests Of this company. "
rs ILL1GAI.. II
While this injunction was seeking to
prevent the execution of a contract, said
Senator Foraker, the compliments con-
tend that this contract Is illegal. There
was no redress for a wrong done by one
corporation to another unless the act
complained II OF was illegal and there
would have been no illegalty In this
contract had It been entered into between
the directors OF both companies. acting
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! MAYOR OF SALISBURY i. 4 j \ y : Y
Primary Held and 5As =. soYde'!o den Re Re
nominate d BY Big Majority.
xsnacin1 IA Ihe Times- Dispatc

SALISBURY, N. C.. April s.-The pri t
mary held yesterday resulted In the re-
nomination OF A. H. Boyoen to the Office e,
Of Mayor. Mr.. Boyden. has served IN TINS n,
office for the past two years ana me
was sls. The only other candidate was
j.. F. Lord, 4 former Mayor OF the town. !;
At night a ratification meeting. was hela
In the courthouse and Mr. Boyden was
nominated by acclamation.. Nominations
were made OF two aldermen for each OF
the four wards. .1l5sS {, ~. !,
/ The men employed in the " blacksmith
ana Machine shops at Spencer had holi-
day yesterday on account Of q breakdown w
In the Machinery. y,
Mr., II. o.. Williams, international rail-
road secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. Al, and
Mr.. "A. G. RKneeble, secretary for this
state have been in conference with the
directors Of the Railroad y. NJ. G. =.
at spencer and the business men with ref
Serence to the erection of a modern Y. n.
g. A. building to cost at least $4,000.
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CAPTAIN .PERRY3IS Z.
IN HOT PU RSUlT.

"a 1ITl $1,000 lHy AssQcluteu FFegs,J ~
Y MANILA, April ga force OF troops
and constabulary, commanded BY Cap
tain. Perry, overlook and routed on The
shore OF Lake Mainit, March slst, the
bands Of conYicts and Ladrones who res
Gently attacked and for time held pos
session of Suriago Island OF Mindanao, s
INle details ofSthe lighting have not
been received. Captain Perry Is pursu,
ing the enemy, a mixed foroe OF scouts
and constabulary, numbering 175 mansf
defeated 200 IAtirones in two fights near
ldan, Province Of Caytte yesterday, XII.
Ing seven OF the enemy and woundtng
twelve. The government force had no
casualties. 95# AZ N n K 5{ Us ss,il .s4i 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
LECTURE TO LADIES TO-DAY,

"Health and Beauty Is the title Of a
special lecture to ladies' only given by
Professor William Windsor. LA B.. Ph.
D.. the worlds most eminent phrenolo-
gist, at Masonic Temple at r, NJ, to-
day, Professor Windsor will teach. the
Ladies how Il De co nspaT ana NOV
-pinples, wrinkles blackheads and dis
IcoloratIons without medicines or Co.'S
me tics. Tho characters Of several la
dies will he delineated upon the stage.
This is Professor Windsor's last public
lecture. Admission, Is cents, +
Professor Windsor's classes In health
Murphy's Hotel In his parlors q s
o'clock Monday night. His private COM
situations and chronological eXanina-
lions are given daily from 10 a.. M. 10 9
IS. M, until the close OF his classes next
week, Engage Interviews IN advance
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U a. SCHOOL9AT PELHAM I
North Carolina's Gretna Green to Vote
Il on This Proposition.
Especial to The Times DIspatch.l

d Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
y RE1DSYILLE, N. g.. April 3.-An cleo
! kion will BIO held at Pelham soon on the
4 question Of establishing q graded school.
Z rho people there are thoroughly aroused
1 10 the Importance OF the subject of edu-
!. DAtion since Governor Aycock's address
! IN last Friday, and the graded school
,eems assured.
y The American Manufacturing Company
pas succeeded the Acme Paper Box Com
Sbany. Mr.. Joseph Lindsay has purchased
! half interest, and the now company Is
making preparation to manufacture over
ais and shirts In addition to the paper
box and Job printing departments.
The commencement, exercises OF Sharp's
Institute, this county, Will be held April
SS and 20. and the annual literary address
will be delivered by Governor Aycock,
Justice 8. A, Pierce, who succeeded the
late Parson Walker as manager OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
Bills Of lading Worthless.

34-l (Speciai to The Times DIspatch.) sf.G "a
q CHARLOTTD.fN, Si Gu April t3,-Alessrs.t
G. Baker Clotworthy, Shirley Carter and
Arthur w. Foster. all o Baltimore, are
to-day taking the depositions Of Heath
Brothers and Sanders, Orr s. Co.. In the
case OF the Merchants National Bank 81
Baltimore vs.. the Baltimore and Chesa-
peake Steamship Company The case, 1t
Is said. involves about $4,000. and It
grows out OF the shipment Of a large lot
Of cotton for which money was drawn
from the Baltimore Bank on bills OF
lading now claimed to have been worth
lass ts .tfti. ~ X ssa.ss - ~ VI
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HANOVER TEACHERS.
Association Meets at Ashland and Joins
State Association,

] (special to This Tlmesr Dlspatch)
ing OF the Hanover Teachers Association
was held at Ashland to-day. A number
OF teachers were present and great In
.terest was taken In tho proceedings,
a number of essays were read, among
them being one by Professor YOUNG, OF
the Ashland High School Ills subject
was '.The. Beauties Of Nature, Mr..
Leake also gave an interesting talk on
ancient history. (, ~,
"A motion was made to Join the state
Teachers Association. and Misses Luck
and simson were elected as delegates
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HOMICIDE CAPTURED | j ! Ell:
Sam Larry Captured at Tip ! op, Va.
Placed In Jail atWelch.

Il HLUEFLELD. W. VA April 8.--sam
Larry, who on Saturday last shot and
killed William Whitaker at Sand Lick,
was captured to-day near Tip Top, Va.
He was taken to WEIGH and looked up.
Larry killed Whitaker bout a woman.
James w. Williamson, who was menu
her Of the convention called to form g
State government for West Virginia at
ter the cesslon K from the Old Dominion.
is dead at his home at st.. Mary's, aged
one hundred years. "a 555
Conductor Charles Barker was knocked
from trestle on the Clinch Valley d.
vision o8 the Norfolk and Western to-
day and received probably fatal injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
CHEESE ROLLING CONTEST

M, Bollini, Of Boston, Matched Against
Paul Valdrlghl, &
NJ, Bolllni, Of Boston. has accepted
the challenge issued by. President Chasle
3Traflesi,@of the Italian Country Club, to
engage in, a cheese-rolllng contest for,
the championship Of the world and a sill
yer cup,
Tho contest Is to take place at the
grounds OF the Country Club, on Broad
Street road, as soon as the date and
5preliminaries can be settled UPON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
LITTLE BOY KILLED
Swung on Rear Of Electric Car and
Il; Lost His Hold. a, u 81 rs S,I 6
(specIal to The Times. Dlspa tch.)

Especial to The Times. Dispat ch.) &;
CHARLOTTE, N. g. April :, TON Da-
wilson, the six-year-old son of Mr., and
Mrs William Davidson, was instantly,
killed this afternoon at a O'Clock by the
work. car OF the electric line. Tho acct
dent occurred in front of :Avane's store.
on North Tryon Street. The construc-.
ton car was attached to one OF the pas
senger cars, and the child was swinging
on the rear OF It, lie lost his hold and
fell beneath the trucks. His head was
horribly crushed. and the neck and shout
doris were badly bruised and 2manglea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
Another stoftlce Robbed,

VA \ H (Sneclnl to The TImes,Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N,N Gu. April .. The store
OF Hal Rand at Garner four; les from
Raleigh. was entered about53 O'clock this
morning and their iron safe blown open.
About $40 In money was taken Postage
stamps to the amount OF 500, belonging
to the postoftlce. were left, The postotHce
Is not In the building but tho postmas-
ter kept stamps In Rand's safe. There
Is no clue to the burglars, The safe
was wrecked. The door was blown or
and the adjacent sides forced out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
Books Were Closed
4 nv Associa ted Press.)

IByE AHsVclutct = 80 Y.
NEW DIRK. April s,---|Th he books 81 't the
southern Pacific Company closed to-day
for the annual election to be held IN
Kentucky Wednesday next, The active active
demand to borrow stock to pc voted at
the election, which started Yesterday CON
.tinucd to-day. The premium rahgeu lro11
lilo to i por cent. rs the demand pec gum
more urgent 't i{
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K to tho next general convention, to (be
held ut Charlottesville. q llis5
Misses yirgle and Kate Jacobs. OF
Stafford county, who have been visiting
friends here. have returned to their
home. M Ri z. 5a57 5 ls N 4
/ \. Miss Ruth Gilman and brother, OF
Ashland have been visiting friends here.
IA Sunday-school was organized at the
Church Of Our saviolir last Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

dent, w. p, Powell II ice:P esldent, NC
Frazier: Score tary. :. u. III Lodge !; Trea-8
tsurer, o. w, Anderton;s; Critic, G. c.
Pearson; Censor. IT, W. Putney: Chap
lain; p, s. Tlippln, Sergeant Eat Arms, W.
M. Black: Hall Nanag ", 4 ". Thrnvoss
CIV. Dickinson. VA 9gt s!
BI-MONITILYl ORATORS, NIGHT. u
II L. w, Smith, G., Bradshaw. declalmers:
'O.SW. Anderton, p, s. Flippin, readers:
w. L. Ball o. B. Falls. orators.
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THE IsAPPAHANNOCK
HAS SUCCESSFUL TRIAL
fsnec,al q rbo Times, pispatch

- tpTtcEHT W 1F4u- az I----
BALTIMORE, MD. April s,-The new
fishing steamer Ilappahannocs had q
builders trial trip down the river to-
day which was satisfactory. In few
days tho vessel will leave for Reedsyllle,
Va, which is tho Headquarters OF the
FISH factory Of NlcNeill and McGIll, for
whom the vessel Was built by the u, j.,
codd Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
RAIDED8 "A SKIN GAME
Ten Negroes Locked Up at the Second

Az oCatlONs EG " sgfsgt
Eleven negroes. who We're engaged Ia
q game Of "skin''at Levi Roses place, on
Jackson. between Third and Fourth
Streets. made nm effort to get through
one small window In q wild break for
escape last night aboutf12 O'Clock.
The negroes were surprised In their
game by Sergeant Bailey and Officers
Shoemaker and Wyatt. and In the grand
rush for sa fety only one man got away.
The other ten, including Rose himself 7.
were carried to tho Second Station, where
they were locked up. pending a hearing
In the Police Court this morning.
The officers had received Information
that the game was going on, and SO
careful were their plans arranged that
no one suspected they were about until |:
the swoop was made. b *
Rose Is a negro Who IS We'll known to &
the police. }R &, n AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
SOCIETIES ELECT OFFICERS
Richmond College Boys Bestowed
Honors Upon Their Fellows.

Honors Upon Their Fellows
The MI Sigma Rho Literary Society
held its mid-session election Of officers
last night In their hall.
+ The much-eoveted honor Of president
was secured by tho friends of Mr.. W, G.
Tyler tor4that gentleman,
4, Tho event 81 the yedr5 the orators
contest, will come of during this term,
Mr.. Tyler As a very popular presiding Of
fscsr for public occasions with the boys,
as he presents a very imposing appear.
iance With his six feet OF }corpo 1s y,
dent, Mr.. Fitzgerald, Of Plttsylyania;D
Critic, Mr.. Nichols. OF Manassas Censor,
Mr., Ryland; Secretary. Mr.. Il obertson. 4
Tho Philooslan III literary Society elected
The following officials last NJ ght; Presi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
HEARING TO-DAY
Case OF the boswell Mail Carrier Who
Opened Letters.

Opened Letters.
John Henry Robinson, the negro who
was arrested ut boswell by Inspector
Bulla on the charge Of opening letters
addressed to other parties, and who was was
brought to Richmond, will BIO given q pre-.
.llminary hearing in Commissioner Fleg-
enheImer's Office at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. u z
4 Robinson was mail carrier between
boswell and Beulahvllle. and says he
simply opened the letters to read be-
cause he knew the writer's were talk
Ing about him. and he wanted to know
what 1t was about.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

the rally in the afternoon. After selling
down to 551-4 the stock advanced TO
GO 1-2 and closed at IS. net loss OF b-S.
Much Of tho selling during tne morn morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
MANY 7AppetizISa pIshss

can be made doubly delightful and nutrt-
stious by tho ,se OF Borden's Peerless
brand JlYaporated Cream, which N not
only superior to raw Dream, 4 but has tho
merit OF being preserved and ste lltxed. Il.
thus keeping perfectly for an Indefinite
period Bordei,'s CONDEMNED NIX 80
prophet ora. M adv. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
Mr.. Cathcart' s Funeral,

The funeral OF Mr,3 Charles IS W. Oath
cart, whose death was announced yes
terday, will Stake place az 4Sociock ms
afternoon from the residence, NO. ~
North fourth Street, *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04

fist Church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
His theme will be can Instrument Of
Ten Strings 81
Mr.. Elgar has done a fIne work, and
many OF his experiences have been very
interesting. He is an attractive speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
DR.. MAHONY's FUNERAL ! "
i VIII Take Place at 10 O'clock Today
from the Cathedral.

from the Catneuur o l.l3s
rhe funeral Of DR.. John Mahony, the
cstimablo citizen who died THURSDAY 10y
morning, Will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning from ST. Peters cathedra J, and and
The interment will be made in Mount
calvary Cemetery,
Tho death OF Or. Mahony caused uni
syersal regret. MS he was widely known ~"
and esteemed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
he New Life Saving + .
Prevents Disease Preserves Health Prolongs lte.5

There are many makes Of emulsion for sale.
IL Whose do you, use
q There is only one emulsion VIII icll possesses
the True Vitalizing Food p operties needfulto
build up the Weakened, d DevitalizedS System.
and that is 0z0MULSl0N.
Have You | ried It !?