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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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oelpbia & ReaOing Goal & Sron
Company, 2ebigb gaIep Company
oa Sugquebanna GoaI Company.
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arbeiOerneS IegteIie al al gisre Sic
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biem. De troeSe life, at aompnni.
erne piIbe aiernemiere i'm Sruiel.
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of l1peiret baooe brepet oper. Den
ba qrbei6erne Ianoag Morgen fom
til line Blaoie, If .oe ie GIafoter.
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britt paa ubeitemt Sib.
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limited RiuemorferS' OF slmericn,
fum til 3iIfesbarre 8anoag Otter.
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a~rbeioerue bar iorifieaiee ling at
tlage oper. SaaIcres uegter Gote
Bros. & SO. Dem at nuiGtte en-
geier, iom par Ell al DC Snorsmmel
Ter, aulfommisiionen aioroe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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oct / 8poming bar erfIeret arig MOI
apPgmRnoene, og bet Ter no til ei
bIobigt SammenitsO, ON Wilitien life
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labe fine 6aor grGsie paa andre Ste
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nonciel % moraIf Ststte. ReioIlt.
tionerne opiorbrer De fsberale Rpn.
bigbeber % Statens 2prigbeb til al
beifDtte Sanrebproerne.
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Safe Sin. 8tntereH bar uGret uieo.
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Iibt meget % ben efterfsIges Of en-
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al 5aar / l1tnb, BET ipSIige SSubo %
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0ommen ptrer Tia SeroeS, at SooeSei
iUllImer op. 8nor Oet. iom man irpJ.
Ter for, otI lltab aIene mite omfriug
en- Rilion 5aar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

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enten er paa Streif eIer er uoeIut.
tebe, bar facet Grbre til at penSe til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

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saaalsn pia ilsrHer alle eeus Sirfainser o.
bggstr % belle Spfemet.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11

| French heel patent Kid strap .au
dals and court Ties nt Wagner 4
/ Braudous. l6i
Mrs Hazel Smith Of Austin Is th,
guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
sam Eayes.
We are expecting 10 show you 1
beautiful line Of cut glass tomorrow
J. NJ. Caldwell. l6i
Fresh shipment Of Breakfast Bel
coiee just received ut Clarke d
Fountains. rs,
French heel patent Kid strap san
dals- and court ties at Wagner d
Brandon's' 1871
Miss Maureen McCliutock return.
ed 10 Waco yesterday after a visit ia
Miss Lille Leman.
For Rent-Two good houses con.
venient to oil mill and ice factory,
Apply 90 J. y. Cole. i6i
Miss Lille Holman returned "a
Weimar yesterday after % visit TO
Mrs. a. VI. Rhodes.
Ed Pochila has returned from Dali
las, where be went for treatment,
much improved iu health.
Louis simms aud Miss Nancy
simms Of Franklin are visiting Mrs.
W. ;. stuart aud family
T. II. Royder, A. W. Roydor and
son, Lyle, aud j. =. Royder were
here from Wellborn yesterday.
Company &c" won "a fine silk flag
offered by Capt. Avery for the bcst
drilled company IN the battalion.
J. h. Day, representative OF the Iu-
teruational Correspondence school
is making headquarters la Bryan.
You must not miss seeing our line
of iewolry, as We are Offering extra
bargains. John ". Caldwell. 81
In Coulter's kitchen department
you can buy Masous quart fruit jars,
i9c; one-halfgallon fruit jars 59c. 81
Ms. r. \. Cheeves and Mrs. Lee
Allen returned 90 Marlin yesterday
after d visit To- Mrs John r.. Han
WAY.
Misses Edna aud Alma Foster of
Houston, who have been attending
COMMENCEMENT, left for Daila, ycs-
terjay.
I have just received complete
l,u. oi dress suit cases, u.l leather;
also good line OF high grade 'Huuls-
o. pleasure Co show them.
iJ9 W. j. Coulter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11

Or. w. II. Lawrence left last night
20 spend three or four weeks visiting
at Roby, Texas. DR.. a. Benbow will
have charge of DR.. Lawrence 5 dem
tai office during the absence of the
latter.
Mrs. G.. o. Lightuer OF Monterey,
Mexico. arrived yesterday 90 visit
her parents Or. aud Mrs. ". G.. Fri
ley, and attend the May-Friley we'd
ding.
Miss Sallie Hodges of the Brazos
bottom was in the city yesterday
accompanied by her guests, Misses
Grace aud Bertha Faim, of Cald-
we'll
Mrs T.. G.. Harder aud Miss Ruby
Connolly returned from Palestine
yesterday. They were accompa-
uied by Mis-, Loull May Brown.
Fresh bread and cakes, light, clean
and wholesome, supplied ia any
quantity by the Texas Bakery, Mrs.
OTTO Boohme, propI.etress. 1861
Cold drinks ot all kinds, lee cream
with crushed fruits, coniectioueries
etc.. at G.. IA. Holmes restaurant and
ice cream pallor. Cream supplied in
quantities. l3jtf
My line of watches, rings aud
breaches are worth your time 20 see
and price them. Extra bargains this
week. J. NJ. Caldwell. 1851
Roy q. Buchanan loft yesterday
for Annapolis to take the eNamina-
ton for admission 90 the United
States naval academy.
Now Cottage for Rent-Four
rooms besides bath room and hall.
Next door 10 DR.. Ben :. Reads.
Mrs W. r.. Harris. i6i
W. G.. Boyott has been awarded
the beef contract and j. H. Suber
the wood contract for the A. aud NJ
College.
Just received new line patent kid
strap sandals aud ties az Wagner q
Brandon's. 1871
Beautiful assortment of ladies /
strap sandals at Wagner a Brandon's |
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11
Local NesaS

Boys Mexican straw hats at Coul
ter's. so
Capt. New. Ross returned to Wac,
yesterday.
NJ. Maggie returned from Manor
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Polk left yesterday 70
visit in Waco.
Russell Watkins returned 10 Hous
ton yesterday.
Cloth fringed window shades pc
az Coulter's. 80
DR.. J. d. West returned from Vir-
Ayinia yesterday.
Osborn Johnson has gone TO
Montgomery, Ala.
George whitman arrived yesterday
from Little Rock.
Miss Ruth Downward returned 20
sranklin yesterday.
Mrs. l.. II. Brogdon returned from
Houston yesterday
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. T.. l.. Knight left
for Dallas yesterday.
Miss Clara Price Of Kosse is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Gordon
Misses Hettie Smith aud Ozelle
Doremus are visiting iu Austin.
Miss Mary Knowles left yesterday
to visit relatives 40 Gatesville.
Mrs. J. A. Erhart of Temple is the
guest Of Mrs. jewell Howard.
Mrs. Nabors left for brentwood
yesterday 10 visit her daughter.
J. r. Plat left yesterday for La
ceyvillc, Pa, 10 spend the summer.
Henry Japhet OF Houston was
among the commencement visitors.
J. II. Perrin is building au addi-
ton 20 aud remodoliug his residence.
Mrs. r. b. Brogdou and Miss Sarah
Gordon returned TO Houston yester-
day
Mrs. Amslor of Hampstead lelt
yesterday after a visit to Mrs. +. =.
Tilsou
Mrs. J A. GammeIIauI daughter,
Nils Irene. returned to Calvert yes-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11
Mems Ouffffers.

Louis J. Scholl Of Hunter, Comal
county, has been appointed 10 sue
coed Wilmon Newell a. assistant
eutomologist al College. Mr.. Scholl
is secretary Of the Texas beekeepers
association and a native OF Comal
county. He is known throughout
Texas aud nationally as an expert
/ bee culturist. lie will devote mis-
time entirely 20 the experimental
apiary and building up bee culture
iu Texas.
The county commissioners, In ses-
sion this week as a board OF equali-
zation, ON yesterday took under con-
sidention the proposition 90 build a
bridge across the Brazos river az or
near Bates Ferry. Several prac-
teal bridge men were here with de
signs and figures 30 present to the
court No action was taken aud the
matter has been postponed udeh-
uitely.
Mr.. r.. 4. Penn eft this city has Hl-
ca suit iu the district court az Frank
,iu against the L. a. O.. y. for
twenty-five thousand dollars damn
ages Tor personal injuries sustained
while employed az e brakeman aud
engaged iu switching at Lewis Au-
gust o.. itIs The ease has been set
Tor June I'D.
Misses Ira Mae Black,hcar Lillian
Shaw, Hilda Preston, Maggie Eli-
ridge, Emo aud Bertha McGiuty,
Ruby Cole, Willie Lottlu, Annie
Brigaucc. Maud Neal, Mrs. W. =
Wymm aud Mrs. Thompson were
among the Nayasoa visitor, here
Tor commencement.
Miss Tilsou OF TeNurkaua icftyc
terday Tor Houston after visit 90
Prof aud Mrs. p. =. riisUn. Prof
Tilsou leaves saturday Co take %
I''NNhl NNhANN NN NlN' NNAh 'ANNNN NA /
Chicago lie will be- accompanied ,
by Mrs. Tilson.
For Reut-My present home, a six |
room house with good We'll, . els |
terms, garden, stable aud other CON
Wish to make contract T.
for three, six or twelve months.
l5gtf tMrsJ r.. G.. Pearson. /
Prof II. W. South will leave sat /
ulday Tor Chicago 10 spend the sum I
mer. Prot. South will take course /
ia the University of Chicago. Mrs. /
south will spend the summer at |
Tenn.
Wagner d Braudou's mill end sale /
which began Monday, June $, aud /
will continue ten days, is rare
for securing values.
New goods are being received daily
for this sale. 100 ]
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11
MAy.fRILEY MARRIAGE.
First Baptist Church the Scene Of q
Pretty Wedding.

rTctty Weuoink.
At9 o'clock last night the First
Baptist church in this city was the
scene ofanother beautiful edding.
Miss Gussie Friley, the daughter
Of the pastor, was united in mar.
riage with Mr.. Robert T.. May of
Huntsville, DIR. Finley officiating
The church was resplendent with
light and beauty. i he decorations
arranged by Mesdames w. 5.
Howell, NJ. W. Sims and the
bridesmaids, were elaborate and
exceedingly pretty. A mound Of
flowers and a bower OF smilax and
roses with a wedding bell and
double hearts above were notable
features Of the decorations. From
the bell rose leaves were showered
upon the couple.
Mrs. H. o. Boatwright presided
at the organ aud Mrs. J. Webb
Howell, sister Of the bride, sang
Because ! Love You, Dear Just
before the entrance OF the bridal
party. The attendants were Miss
Jennie Howell, maid Of honor
and Mr.. ". +. Bonner Of Mexia,
best man; Misses Herring, Bonner,
Harris, Ross and May Of Mex.
IA, and Miss Kiryen of Hunts.
willie, bridesmaids; Messr-. J. r.
Astin, Douglas Friley, B. C. Pit.
tuck and Rob,. W. Howell, ushers.
The bridesmaids passed down
the Two outside aisles and the
ushers, followed by the bride and
maid of honor, down the center
aisle, The members Of the party
formed ON either side of the altar,
where the groom, attended by his
best man, met the bride, and faced
the minister. The ceremony was
full OF sentiment and impressive.
ness aud the beauty of it was en-
HANGED by an original poem. The
bridal party repaired to the brides
home after the ceremony and spent
several hours most pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. May left for Hunts
vile, their future home this morn
ing.
The brides dress was of white
mouselin over tafieta with real lace
trimmings. veil and lilies OF the
valley. The bridesmaids wore
white organdie.
The bride Is a daughter Of DIR.
and Mrs. W. c. Friley and has
been u successful teacher in the
public schools of this city and of
Mexia. She is also popular socially
and has many friends who wish
for her the most abundant happi.
ness Mr. May formerly OF Mexia,
is now assistant financial agent OF
the state penitentiaries. He be.
longs to an excellent family and is
a young man Of fne character and
business ability.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-11

Wen drive into your gutter
And deliver 40 yonr door,
a liner grade OF butter
Than you ever ate before.
Wen also bring a chunk of cheese
Thatll make you long for more;
We aim the cpioure 10 please.
with too.hsome bits galore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
"sUMMER FOOD"
Has Other Advantages.

Many people have tried the food Grape
Nuts simply with the idea Of avoiding the
trouble Of cooking food in the hot months.
All Of these have found something be-
side the ready cooked food idea, for
Grape Nuts is a scientific food that tones
up and restores sick stomach as well
as repairs the waste tissue In brain and
nerve centres.
.'For two years ] had been sufferer
from catarrh Of the stomach due to I'M
proper food and to relieve this condr
ton had tried nearly every prepared
food on the market without any success
until six months ago, my wife pur-
chased a box az Grapo-Nuts thinking "
would be a desirable cereal for the sum-
mer months,
enchanted with the delightful flavor OF
the food and to my surprise began to
get we'll. My breakf fast now consists OF
4. little fruit; four teaspoonfuls Of Grape
Nuts; a cup Of Postum. which prefer to
coffee; grah>m bread or toast and two
boiled eggs. never suffer the least dis
tress after eating this and my stomach
is perfect, and general health fine, Grape
Nuts Is a wonderful preparation, IT was
only a little time after starting on 1t that
wife and both felt younger, more v!gor-
Gus. and in all ways stronger This has
been our experience.
"P. S. Tho addition OF little salt In
place of sugar seems 10 me to improve
the food" Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Greek, Mich,
Send for particulars by mail OF extsn,
sion of time on the $7,600,oo0 cooks con-
test for 735 money prizes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

sick at the home OF his parents. on North
Avenue. is improving.
ting Mrs. John Angst. has left for the
mountains to spend the summer
Mr.. Arthur Faulkner has returned
from Farmvile.
Mr.. ". X. Bache has left for Washing
ton on business
Mr.. w. r. Brown has returned from a
trip to South Carolina,
Miss Grace Montgomery, who has been
visiting Miss Alice Smith, has returned
to Petersburg.
Miss May Harris who has been quite
siclfA at her hoine on Meadow Bridge
Road. Ia able to be out.
Mr.. Phil. Lewis and wife, Of Keo, Ar
kansas who have been visiting his SIS.
ter. Mrs n. B. Croxton, will leave to-day
to visit relatives in King William county.
Mrs. Ethel Saunders, OF Medlock, Is Tis-
ting Mrs 8. p. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent have left FOR
Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. S. z. Long and daughter, VINO nave
been visiting Mrs. Lyon, of sabat is
laid, have returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
LAUNCHING SET AGAIN

Tomorrow Moon Named for Galveston
to Go Overheard.
The launching OF the Galveston Is
scheduled to take place tomorrow at
noon. This is the third or fourth time the
date OF the launching Of the stubborn
cruiser has been set, circumstance
which proves that on the former occa-
sions tho thing did not occur. Whether It
will come off this time or not, no man
can say. Tho pponsor. Miss Ella Sealey.
of Galveston, Tex, has been waiting
around In this part OF the United States
for month or more for the privilege of
breaking bottle OF champagne over the
prov Of the vessel. Recently she has been
in North Carolina visiting friends and
awaiting the completion OF tho basin In
which the new warrior is to take its mi
tial plunge,
Lieutenant Groesbeck has notified Miss
sealey OF the new date and she is expect
sd to be here on time. She will be the
guest OF the government at the jefferson.
Later on the dredge Benyuard ia to be
launched before very long. and then the
two will be towed to Norfolk for compile
uon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
4Barton Heights.


/. 2 & ( 5 Z &
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. seay and son, of
Shores. Flupanna county. Who have been
visiting her sister. Mrs. McGruder Sinton.
Of Newport News. are now visiting her
Miss Cora Harris, OF Meadow Bridge
Road, is quite sick.
Mrs, Harris and family are visiting
Mrs. Nqekos. Of Chestnut HUI.
OILS. OF Washington.
Miss Matte Hardy, of Paramount is
visiting Mrs. Cofey, Of Brookland Park.
Miss Roberta Christian. OF Gaines Mill
tian, has left for Virginia Beach.
Miss AIayme Gay, who has been quite
sick at her. home on Meadow Bridge Road,
Miss Marie Carter is visiting Mrs. Coal
ter, OF Washington.
Miss Lille Carter has returned home
after visit to Miss Tucker, OF Fair
Miss Agnes cowardln is visiting Miss
Tucker, Of Lynchburg.
Miss Louise Griffin. OF Meadow Bridge
Road, who has been visiting Miss Lula
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lewis, OF Keo,
Arkansas, are visiting Mrs. n. B. Crox-
ton, of Monteiro Avenue.
to Shirley, Charles City. county. after. a
very pleasant visit to her friend. Miss
Miss Grace Taylor. who has been Wis
lItNS GllSS \ dIIllc -. oOn-
land Park has returned to, Petersburg.
Miss Annie Coffey has returned home
after visit to Mrs. Booker, OF Fair
Miss Lucy Temple Throckmorton Is Wis
iting her friend. Miss Nell Vass, OF Dan
VILE.
Mi v!rginius croxton is visiting Mr..
Robert Throckmorton, near the Seminary.
Mr.. ]. n. Bullock. Of Caroline. Is the
guest of Mr.. J. G. Jeter of Ladies Nile
Mrs. James H. chalkley, who has been
visiting Mrs. John, Scott; near me SEMI s =.
Miss Carrie Duggan, OF Poe Street, has
left for West Virginia to visit friends,
Mr.. Cyrus Bache has returned from
West Point.
Miss smithers has returned to her homa
In Brookland Park after pleasant trlD
to West Point,
Mr., PM, Lewis, Ct Kee; Arkansas, is
visiting his sister, Mrs N 3; croSi =
weeks visit at Buckroa Beach.
Miss Ida Hanks. OF Rosemary, south
Frederick Broaddus, who has been quite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
GAINES MlIl!l.

93S&ssssSS:1ysYTsScr~ SH|VVVVScSSeSe
Miss Leona Lucorde is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. ]. W. Beadles.
Rev ]. w. Tribble is stun confined TO
his home on account OF sickness: Rev.
G. o. Tut:le Is Nllng his plaee during his
MI MI. Irving Cosby is quite sick with
MIS- Miss e cornela crutchaeld has returned
heme after q pleasant visit to her niece.
Mrs. Jeff Nielsen; ,,.,.,. ,u 49,,
or in Ohio. She will also visit In Penn
sylVania, and spend some time before re-
Miss! Miss Ida Miles, Of Richmond, is visiting
friends and relatives in Hanover
Eiiiiixa beth s Of louisville, Ksntpcky, are
Smith. Of Alice, Va,
much from the effects Of wound caused
BY falling on pointed stick
Mr.. Robert Jenkins seems TO be I'M
Mr., Milton Martin. Of Richmond, is vls-
iting his parents at ely Mount.
Miss Laura Talley Is spending some
time In Richmond with friends and reIa-
ttves.
Mrs, Alice Rstsllft e He Grsfss Is the
guest q her her sister, MIS- george faf
Miss Mamie Cartwright, of Richmond.
Miss Roberta Christian has. left for
an extended trip to Norfolk ana virginia
sn Mrs ssTP weeks q %i RS1tH Ss
ter's parents, at Mount Airy.
Miss Clara Gibson has returned home
from a pleasant visit to- FRIENDS and rela1
tiYes In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
:Cheslnut It'll and
: flgAlana 1u,.@
/.

Miss Ruth Rennie. who has been visit
Mr.. Horace r. Baker left Monday for
an extended business tour. ,,to
Mr.. Louis Shafer. who has peen quite
sick, is now able to be out.
Mr.. Andrew r. Mosby is now visiting
friends in Ohio.
Mr. Clayton Bowman has g re erIspds 10 10
Miss Leila Wngheld, Of Highland Park.
left Saturday 70 become the guest OF re-
Miss Bessie Marshall. who has been the
guest Of relatives In Richmond, has re-
The Misses Garnett, Of Hchmond, are
Roy Cross, of Highland Park
Miss Julia Vaughan, Of Roanoke, who
has been visiting friends on tho hill, is
Mrs. William Cole. who has been quite
sick, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Hartwell and little son, Hughes.
spen. sqnd1y With relatives IN Ashla1d
some time with relatives on the hill.
Dr. Warmer has returned TO his home
near "Hunslett" Henrico county, after
a months visit to Canada.
Mr.. Garland II. Clarke, who has been
quite sick at his residence, on Third Ave-
nue. and Chestnut Street, is improving.
returned TO his home. on Third Avenue.
Mr.. Weiss, Of Third Avenue. who has
been sick is now better.
Mr.. Willie BEDFORD has returned to his
home, on Second Avenue. after a month 8
stay In Richmond.
Miss Mary Pemberton. of Highland
Park. who has been attending the Sum-
mer Normal at charlottesville, Va, for
the past month. has returned home.
Park, who has been quite sick. is much
Miss Maud Tiller. Of Henrco county.
who spent last week with her cousin,
Miss Edith Yarbrough. Of Fifth Avenue,
has returned home.
The people Of Chestnut Hill and High
land Park are delighted to have MIR,
McGhee. one of their old motormen. back
on the line.
Nj. adams, Of Cumberland county, was
the guest last week OF Mr.. Clay Watkins,
All those who have purchased tickets
FOR the lawn party to be given by Mr..
and Mrs T. Elwood Tragic, of Highland
Park. for the benefit Of the churches, are
notified that 1t has been postponed until
August.
Or. Tudor, presiding elds... preached at
Highland Park Methodist Church Sum
day morning.
is improving slowly.
Mr., and Mrs. T. Elwood Tragic. OF
Highland Park, will leave this week to
spend some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. GraTey, accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Emma Rawlings. of First Ave-
nue.. left Saturday to spend the summer
in Suffolk county. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
INVESTIGATION
PROCEEDS TONIGHT
Messrs. Saunders. Calder and
Others to Tell Of the Bell
Franchise Fight.

The Committee on Investigation, which
Is at present engaged In probing the tele-
phone franchise matter, will meet at 8
o'clock tonight In Room No. 5, City
Hall. and will examine number Of wit
nesses who have been named to testify
as to their connection with the phone
fight.
Those who will go on the stand tonight
are Alessrs Clyde w. Saunders, printer
and Democratic politician; Humphrey
Calder, keeper of the New Reservoir
Park: II, J, Walton, keeper OF Monroe
Square; Jno. F. Pettis. Capitol policeman.
and w. Longan. who was at one time
connected with the hotel kept by the late
James II, FerrIter. These are some of
the gentlemen whom Col Hunt Chpley
named In his testimony as having re-
ceiyed money from the Bell Company IN
I Is fght for franchise before the city
The is investigation now gives every
promise Of being long drawn ont, ana
DISPOSED OF, 1t is understood that the
street railway franchise matter VIII be
taken UP.
10 ! IN the Very Very bottom Of the Whole affair.
and 10 see II there has been any cor-
rupton In the mana cement OF the at
fairs Of the city In any OF Its depart
So far nothing OF damaging nature
has been disclosed against any one save
King The trend 81 the testimony Of
e9 ha ghsss sRs moaey Rs BEEN sSs
effect that 1t was used to create public
Sentiment In favor Of the. Bell Company.
ana not TO, corrupt counc!lnen or to in
Ths e1am!nst|sa to y q premises to
crowd of spectators VIII be on hand