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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
ROTEL WlhcHhp REAGUE,
NEAR ECORB'S ISLAND.

IN -1@ " NEAR NCOBB'S ISLAND. @I-71 ~
4 All-year- round resort Folr-story ele-
walton; three story porch; seventy-f1ve
large, airy rooms. Good fishing shoot-
Ing and sailing. Excellent surf bathing.
Free excursions on 50foot launch daily,
Free baths in hotel. Only place on the
coast which offers SO many natural adj
vantis5es and first-class accommodations
at moderate prices
Bay birds, trout and spots, on at pres
emit Sportsmen especially invited to
come and bring their families Come via
Norfolk or Old Point Comfort. lf is;
Write for references, booklets. &o.San
A.. ~. g. MEARs, tProp.tcoA
Wachaprea que, "a VA
Mention this paper. ,StEs
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+ HE OPENING OF
ACADEMY SEASON

Te-morrow night will see the opening
of the theatrical season in Richmond. Inc
Academy has been undergoing, the busting M;
and scrubblng process for the last .e,i
days and will be found fresh ana cool
for the first performance of the season
o The - great Yale production of THE
Devils Auction" Is the attraction that
will open the house. The familiar t ne
viii be found the only old thing abou, ,me
show forsthc manag cement have been busy
all summer making a brand new spec Zee,
tacle forIths season. The transforlna ton y,
scenca will be found brilliant ana novel
and the ballets we'll trained and mace
up of shapey young women. Inc uei,r
good fairy and the bad fairy, the peau-
tiful and good heroine and the loVe,slck
hero the devils. imps, ETC.. VII! all DC
there to delight especially the ladies' ana
children at the Saturday matinee.
The show has had twenty-five years VI
success and 1t promises never 10 leaVe
the boards.
The performance at the Academy, sec,
ond in the long list of attractions, Will
be "AlcTadden's Row OF Flats; maze
of good laughing stuff and plenty ~. ~
bright tuneful music. The company tnis
wear is double the size of any previous;
wear and the speciaties introduced VIII
he found clever and we'll worth seeing;
al. G. Fields Minstrels. which ms tne
Academy every season.. will follow WIN
matinee and night performances on tues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
SULTAN IS TAKING
SERI0USMEASURES
Now Has More Troops in the
Field Than We're Used in
the TurCO- Greek War.
(By Associated Prcss.)

M 10Y <ASSOCiutCu S''s''
i CoNsT--,-.:.,vlP'LE , Aug % nc Wy
eminent has decided to call to the co'ors
all the remaining European reserves pc
longing to the Second and Third army
corps, and number of other reserves
which will bring the total of the turkish
soldiers in Macedonia up to $50 battaiiohs
or almost double the force utilized IN the
TurcoG Greek war, The enrolment OF
such large bodies of troops indicates the
seriousness with which Turkey views
the situation and her determination 70
use all the means at her disposal to re-
press he instruction.
= Ibrahim Pasha the new comma nder OF
the troops. is a young and capable officer
Seven battalions have been dispatched 70
Florina from AIonastr.
The wallis of Monastir and Salonlca tel
egraphed that they are now, a BILE 70 guar
antee the maintenance Of order in their
respective towns.
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-,WANrEp.

raY MoEsrAs oonee Dream IT, delicious delicious.
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SUM M Err RESORTS.
THE MI]E|::CKLENBURG.

A new, modern hotel aud sANAToRlUM. "
Gated atohaso City w. on the Sont them RSi
l25 largc handsomely furnished bedrooms, with
every hockc comfort and sGnven'enee io
service 9,nsnrnnsaed The finest and most perfect
system Of baths this side Of New York City: I,
Chloride, Calcium and 1ithla Waters. noted
gestion,l rheulnn tism, all kidney and bladder
troubles, chronic mnlarial Eoso'ninE' ne.vSas
troubles and a wonderful uric acid solvent pnd
climinntor 8tti
Resident physician with a complete electrical
bowling, Dancing. Gard parties and tho usual s'
res Summer "a tes $1,000 $3.50 and
per week. Send for booklet. Address, =. 555
'5Sf-5l THE MECKLENBURc. Chase City, Va
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1T tho Hotels.
Observation-Disclosures.

j
Arrivals at the hotels continue very
good FOR the season. Among the number
are many travelling men, who are starting
out Tor the fall and winter seasons
Murphy's, the lexington and the Jeffer-
son SO r. set the bulk OF the patronage, but all
X The list Of arrivals at the Jefferson last
night includes the following: ~
George w. Mcdowell W. A. GRAY. q.
!. Greacen; W; Il. Guyer. New York: 4.
daughter, Wilmington, N. G.; A. n. En-
GLE. Philadelphia; Miss Rees, Wheeling.
j. W. Schoonmaker. B. c. Vaughan. Of
ss ',,,; Gny sumpter and wife, Miss
N. Hawkins. "haltimare; A. Holly, Norih
Carolina f. Mnrshal and wife, Gordons
VILE, Va; r. w. Taylor, Virginia,
among yesterdays arrivals at Murphy's
and Mr.. Joseph stebbons, of South Bo IS.
ton. both members Of the Constitutional
Convention. Mr.. Stebbins is one of the
wealth'est men In Halifax and is identified
with all the business interests of South
Boston. Mr.. Turnbull was recently chosen
clerk Of his county.
The New York Symphony Orchestra,
which has been PLAYING at the Casino, and
stopping at the New Ford's, left last night
for home. The orchestra Is a Juvenile Or
gnn.zatior.
These VirElnians registered at Murphy
yesterday:
~ ID. lAiNeEeS, Ne"pOTI News,
Mclnturff and wife, Bell Haven; Robert
Turnbul, wrencevIlle: e. e. Hughes,
& Lynchburg: y. r. Wells. Norfolk; JOSEPH.
Stebbins, South Boston; r. s.. Barbour
South Boston: Mrs. G. l.. Emmons. OF
A Laurel, Va. Miss Sadie Roane Norfolk
Arrivals ~ the New Ford's yesterda,
= include the following;
P, B. Pendleton. Fayette, W. Va; Mis-!
Ida M, Pendleton, city; r. d. Boyd an,
wife Memphis; Theo. +. Meinhardt o
Charlottesville; Abraham Edison, Brook
lyn; e. f. Stallings and brother. Enfield
n. c.: c. z. Wilson. Crewe; Greed NJ
Fulton. Washington, D. G.
These Virrinians are guests Mt the Lex
!ngton Hotel:
w n. Yates, Suffolk; T. ], Ceilings
Norfolk: w. NJ. bernard Newport News
= W; Allen, HAMPTON: J r Kyle; 2
lam Gouldin. Melville Broaddns, Y W
Gonldn, ] r. Brooks, Caroline: w, G
Williams. Franklin; W. W. Moore. Barr
vol. s. G.
Al the Union Hotel these arrivals wcr
recorded among n long list OF others:
II. r. VALE Culreper: Miss NJ u, SSot
Exfeld Va: j. NJ Shea l'ortsmnutl
J., y Hickey. ". S. Navy: John II Ton
lin. Hanover: j. G. Eppes, Gladstone
n NJ. Parrish Mannnn; A. q, Powe
FAYETTEVILLE. y c.: W. X. Kenneth,
Rnleirh, ". O.; n. p. Donald, WASHING
ton D. c,
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EuNon Totes.

Mrs. j. u. Darby. OF Hazelton Md. Is
Cavedo, OF Louisiana Street Shortly be-
fore Christmas. Miss Annie Cavedo went
with Mr. j T. Darby to West Virginia
and were married. This is her first visit
home since the elopement.
Mrs. Thomas Mays, of Blacksbnrg.. s.
O., is visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
: c. A.. Coleman, OF Williamsburg Ave
MI and Mrs Robert FairlamL left yes
lt.rday TO spend several weeks with rela-
tiyes In Gloucester county.
Miss Besiie Black IL on visit 70. her
aunt. Mrs. John Pesse In Berkley, Va.
Nj " II. Pierce has returned 10 hs
home in Gloucester after a stay Of sere-
raj weeks With his daughter, Mrs, Thomas
Bew
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IMPORTANT ARREST
Alleged Leader Of a Gang Was Taken
In Charge.

as..e IN o1dI &c. G5 .ts sea
In the capture OF Cornelius Mayo a,ias
"Sheepshead," the police feel that they
have the leader of n gang who have been
committing various robberies on Church
Hill. ,oa
terday afternoon and landed in the First
Station. He was detected in the act
Of entering the PresbyterIas parsonage x
co,ored Girl, who Informed Captain e.
watt, Taylor The latter went quickly
to the spot and had some troun G; VIII MN
the negro, who drew razor on MN Ir,, ms
negro made quick retreat towards wen en-.
.tysfourth and Mosby Streets. where he
was captured by two citizens. Messr =
Chadick and Fleming; re ga, adte mi The ne
man was carried to Captain Iaylor
store and held for the police. -
The detectives from he axnnnt e na ace
another charge against Mayo, and nope
tn land others Of the gang.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

B. A. GRAsBERGER, office 10 N Q, phone
speciality.
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SCHOOLS.

PEABODY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
HAROLD RANDOLPH DIRECTOR
MI Vernon Place md Charles Street haltimoro.
PREPARATORY DEPARTME ST
MAY GARRE1~rSON EVANS. encouragement
5 70 and Is Enst MT. VERNON PLACE'
'REorEES OCTOBER 4 for Instruction. Apply
Ia September. 10 A. NJ. to 4 r. N.
& The Peabody offers advantages when mike II /"
sIs@ GREAT MUsI G CENTRE
AND USSURPASSED BY ANY. OI!iER
CONSERVATORY IN TIE COUNTRY,
II Faculty OF 40 European and American MastGrs'
DliOCK WAY. GOODWIN, HElMENDAllL:. HUI
sTEYN, & HUTCHINSON MlNETT1. WAD. etc
& Advanced and elementary Instruction, Eiren.
schola rships, Diplomas and Teachers Ccrt!hcatcs.
TUITION FEES. SIS TO $50 for scholastic
year according to grade and branch OF study.
Glass and Private Lessons. FREQ Advantages 20
Pupils Circulars mailed Free
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
Goes New Orleans.

News comes to Richmond from Norfolk
to the effect that Sister Madeline, ANS, NC
has been transferred to New Orleans.
She reld the position of Sister Superior
OF ST. yncents for ABOUT tW S,o ~ ve Win.
She will be succeenien , ny SISTER Mhry
Sister Madeline was for ten years ~
perior of ST. Joseph's Academy In tins
city and Is well-rememhered hore. a 'he
left hero two years ago TO take up the
work in Norfolk.
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Goes to Mexico.

Miss Mary Holmes Davis; formerly y OF I
this city left Monday night 20 eIemne
in ne educational mission work IN Monterey
Mex. +,,,a az
the 3osebuds, and will teach IN the ~.
stitute La,rens. She Is daughter OF ne ne
Rev Wilbur r. Davis former RAJ, pds'0 e,t Y.
She 10 charming and cultured. woman
and is splenddly equipped for the WORK
she has undertaken.
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lcE.CREAM.

have returned home after short stay
with relatives In Varlnn
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Knight are visiting
in New Kent county.
ting n channel from the city wharf to the
dry dock in tho Trlgg ship, yards in order
TO float the cruiser Galveston. It Will re-
quire several weeks to complete the WORK i.
on Williamsburg Avenue, are nearing COM
plction. 81,
a visit to friends in Charleston. w. Va
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v S&7'M korfp|ki1asW
r,EAvE R1CHAfoND Daily,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
500 a. NJ, NORFOL = LIMITED; Ar.
rives Norfolk ll:-O a. NJ. Stops only ut
Pslsrspu,9 Watyeery; arg S 3 ,}iss R,,..
PnrIor Car. Peterspurs totLyncnpurE ,tnd
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke 70
Roanoke to Knoxyllle. and Knoxville to
I2:i0 p. NJ, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
EaImylle LynehbpTe . an5 K 3 I,fk TED
Arrives Norfolk $40 F. n 4 Steps oni Iys,! e
wiiS sfea isncrs 10 Boston. Providence New
York, Baltimore and washington. .,on
e'! $40 s.. Nj NEW ORLEANS SHORT
Lynchburg and Roanoke:. Petersburg 10
East Radford !; 4ynchburg to Chattaindo n}L
Memphis and New Orleans care Dlh'hk
Car. 20; .r
2:6 F. M and 9lO r.. Nj from Norfolk
Ii zoo A. M and 1870 p. NJ. .a
ri Office No. S3s East Main Street -, ~
~! PEE. Hx.n.. sd! 81 Rass Agent.
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FINEST CASTWlSE TRIPS IN THE
I WORLD. E

Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
to Providence and return. $2l.00, includ-
nr meals and room. via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company from
Norfolk Daily limo to New England
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railways Of
fees. No. 80 East Main Street.
r. w. WRIGHT,
Agent Norfolk.
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It's A GREAT TRIP,

And one Dollar pays the expense, includ-
Ing round-trip ticket and one OF the
famous sea-food meals served at Beach Ct
PARK Special trains every afternoon $50.
Fifty cents round-trip. Two trains every
Sunday, $3.50 A. M. and 400 i, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
s3.oo-TO BALTIMORE AND RE
TURN-S3.OO.

Via the Popular York River Route
September 10th. 21st. and 22d, the south
ern Railway will sell special tickets 10
Baltimore and return via York River
Route at 50 for the round trip, limited
returning October 5th.
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Bellevue High School,

BEDFORD COUNTY, Va.
A thoroughly equipped school, COM
plete In all Its appointments OF high
grade for boys and young men.
For catalogue or Information apply to
w, r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue p. O., Va.
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REQUIRES University School
opp. MONROE PARK RICHMOND, Y

VIII nv ''NV3' 1N4SN'9 y
UPPER scIool.-s1 unlyers'ty, o,! Men ,a lone
Fart Of day.; LOWER 1sCHOOln--lrnoIr i'an ,m
cOND. Uniyer.ty Of Virginia, lSN5 Ha ionr &C.
grccs; l0oo, SIX; lool2. four y ipoIS W univ'
Of Va, three degrees; Univ. ool' MI '4e mo
three; Cornell, two Mass. Inst, o. tce, , wv. .
u. $. Naval Acpd. 1sO0.7 hrS do !, ,'htrnllce
1900 first stand; 1000, third lpo@'o' WV re-
Ninth n Emer sept 49, 10 etc.
Assemble. Sept - Eonrtiers limited. fr'ne'pnl
at 7 y. leylhcre after Sept: b' a,,,arv .,c
SEQ catalogue a, book and drug stores 1 or by
mall. JOHN P. INQUIRE frlnci;pss'
J, p. INQUIRE JF. Assoc'n'''
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SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
10. o. F.
September 2lst--26th, 1908.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets to Bal,
trin Tickets on sale September 10th, 2lst
and 22d, return limit October 9Th.
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cAToNsvILLE, MARYLAND.

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
4 pulldinns and grounds extensive and
a ttra ctive. Situation healthful; and view
of baltimore, hills river. and bay beauti-
full Accessible BY electric car routes
ATfwrand Languages. illustrated catalo-,
CUES sent on application to :, . !, !, us
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until Sunday evening, at $500. and good
until Monday morning, $780,
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WHERE Arm You aolNG7 why. to the BAN;
MISTER HOUSE no u Goyer ninns Strf IL tho
city there FOR &c. with Tea, Coffee or MIX.
Come along
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STEAMER poCAHoNTAs,

Saturday, Night, Septic ber 8. 1903, at
10 O'clock.
Round trip to Norfolk. Toe.
Round trip to Newport Ncws..,... TIC.
Children under twelve years.. 1890. Doc.
Tickets good to return Sunday night or
following Tuesday
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GAINS POPULARITY AS THE SEA
SON ADVANCES.

Have you ever been TO that popular re-
sort, Beach Park?" If MT you should
10 before the season closes. Special train
returning leaves West Point 1880. Fifly
cents round trip, 3.mda; rams leave
0:30 and 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

WANTED, MINERAL SPRINGS. s II she' 81
woila purchase good Mineral tS;rarr,ond Of VII.
Enin dflrcss with fnll rrr'lr,.hlnrrs' r. X G.
IIUMPHREY, Hotel l,nlcIsh Wnsn' :. A..
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D r 2. y Richmond, Frederick
~ u q "a burg & Potomac r. z

( . Z II /. l,gr. Ii y
e Trains leave Observation-Disclosures. 4
s:51 A. NJ. daily, Byrd st.. Through.
6:45 A. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through
7:l5 A. week days. Elba Ashland ac-
500 a. H.. Sunday only. Byrd 81
80 A. NJ, weok days. Byrd st. Through.
lz:D5 noon, week days. Byrd st. Through.
%:CO p. NJ, week days Byrd st. led
&! ericksburg accommodation.
Cos p. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
6:8 P. nj, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
commOdntion.
sos P NJ. duly Byrd 81. Through.
Tralr4 Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
i $40 \ M..weex days. Eliza. Ashland no.
( coinmodatlon.
s:l5 q; NJ, week days. Byrd st.. Fred.
& ericksburE accommodations
e:as "A. NJ. daily. Byrd 81: Through
u:65 A. n. week days. Byrd 81. Through.
5 y ia aSK!ly KAN MaIi b. s. hTn5Sus e:
7:l5 r y. daily Byrd St: THROUGH
1929 p. NJ. daily. Main St. Through.
Notc--Puliman Sleeping or Pa rlor3 Cars
on all ralnR except local accom- m oda tlons.
W. D. DUKE. C. ". GULF. w. F. TAYLOR.
Gen'l Manr. asst Gen'l Aan'r. Traf. Mani
June ~. 1908
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HoARDERs WANTED.

sPoTswooD HOUSE, No. 1900 Ross street, s,,s
up.to.drse In every respect; . e.tc cnn rorS
bath rooms everything the mar ,u ndr i,,r Ok
l'onrd "a per week, 81 per a"' N"'ss'th -
mud Doc, per night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

YouNa MAN, mailing $50 por m oossry ,HIsii =,
pretty stylish, young
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statesmen WANTE6.

WANTED experienced Shoe sAL .la sepe aSt
cncr;, a., established trade and geo., obIisbed
spjeeialty advertised lines nrsl rnr, OF Dolls
Madison idol and other brands - f nrees
stiatiIg ngc: nnn,lal salr :, ,, an" 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27
BOARD WANTED

WANTED, n inst. GLASS ROOM and BOARD for
gentleman md wife. Address ~ " ~ $50 49,
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R,cH MoNp PANpHYsjloh.

RUPTURE AND PILES Cured In IL days, no
b knife no danger. fehenmn tlsm and Chronic
X Disenses c,rrd. "a Free X.llny examination.
= 1t11y httcmdun: $40 Enst franklin.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.

spEC1AL MIDSUMMER PRICES On rsupholster.
% Ing Parlor Furniture. cochcs etc. CHARLES
q. JUnGESS' son. 410.21 r. r'rond Street.
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BE r NJ a n II Mt NJ use " 7, A r.
STRENGTH cannot exist where there Is
not blood strength Young men giving
attention to muscular development should
bear this IN mind Hoods Sarsapnrllla
gives blood strength and builds up the
whole system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-27

WANTED 70 buy Feather Bcds h has 'rS hone
ssI ,sii:; oaA4ssfER BROS, i2o'D W ~"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
Fargo Leads the List.

The official reports of the postof-
fees in the three principal cities of
the Dakotas, namely Fargo. Grand
norks and Siouy Falls. have been
completed for the years business,
which was closed on December /.
Fargo-Population, $3.50: gross re
ceipts, 1867 49, per capita s6.O5.
Grand Forks = Population. 1852:
gross receipts. s36. .63952: per capita
s476
Sioux Falls - Population. 1926;
gross receipts, s4S.539.35: per capita
SAP.
Thus it will be seen that the postal
business, per individual, is 81 per
cent greater in Fargo than in either
Sioux Falls or Grand Forks
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
PERSONALS.

Mrs E. A. Hughes left Yesterday
lor Minneapolis to spend Christmas 9
Mr. and Mrs. wyne left Yesterday
afternoon for Neche to spend Christ
mas.
Mrs. w. G. Howland and children
are expected this afternoon from the
west to spend Christmas.
Benton and Frayne Baker will en-.
ter Smiths Academy at St. Louis af.
ter the holidays to begin prepara.
ton for college
John Reuter- of Turtle Lake Nc.
Lean county, is in the city for Christ.
mas He was formerly a high schoo,
pupil. He enters the service of the
First National Bank of Washburn af
ter the holidays.
j. G. Quinlevan returned this morn.
ing from the Pacific coast where he
has been for some weeks. He reports
seeing nany old time Bismarckers
Hugh Scott is working for the Nor.
thern Pacific Express company al
Seattle.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.

Creditors of N. 8. Hannum. Meet and
Decide on the Appointment of a
Trustee.
Fargo Forum: A largely attended
meeting Of the creditors of ex-State
Auditor N B. Hannum of Sheldon was
held in the law offices Of Pierce &
Tenneson in the Magill block this
morning, and as a result of their de-
liberations it is quite likely that a
trustee will be appointed to take
charge Of the business at Sheldon.
Mr.. Hannum has been in bad fln-
ancial way for some time, but his
creditors have shown no disposition
to embarrass him further or to force
him to the wall. He has been in poor
health for number Of months and Is
at present in West Baden, Ind, re-
ceiving treatment 1t is thought by
the appointment Of a trustee the in
terests Of all parties concerned will
be protected and that Mr.. Hannum
will eventually be placed on his feet.
He conducts large hardware bust
ness at Sheldon.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
KNIGHTS WILL OBSERVE.
Knights TempIar Will Participate I,
Their Annual Christmas Observanc,

knights TempIar Will Participate In
Their Annual Christmas Observance
Tomorrow.
orders have been issued by the Of
hcers of the local, Tancred, Comman-
derry knights Tempar as follows:
A special conclave of Tancred Com
mandery, No 1, X. T., will be heli
IN thelr asylum on Christmas Day.
Friday. December 25th. 1903 at noon
eastern time 01 O'Clock a. m. our
ume) by request of Grand Command
er Robert NJ. Carothers. to ioin in
the sentiments of the following toast
TO our Grand Master, of the u. s. A.:
10 Our Most Eminent Grand Master:
Henry Bates Stoddard.
AS a hundred thousand knights at
one moment look Southwark. so a
hundred thousand hearts go forth to
him with glad Christmas greetings.
To which The Grand Master sends
the following response:
10 one hundred and forty thous-
and Knights in the North, the South
the East and the West:
sweet Christmas joy be thine.
TO make my fondest dreams complete
The bells ring out my message sweet
And this Is what they seem to say:
God bless you all on Christmas day.
BY order of
NJ. H. JEWELL, F. c.
Murdoch Mckenzie, Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24

Presbyterian Christmas Exercises
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
present a program of Christmas ex-
ercises at the church tonight begin
ming at 7.30 promptly. A tree will
be loaded with presents for the sea-
son.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24

Some months ago Nels Larson was
run over in the Great Northern Yards
at Grand Forks by a box car and
lost his left leg at the knee and his
right at the ankle. A Great Northern
claim agent has settled the case with
Larson for $4,150
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Church Of St. George-Rector. Rev
A. A. Joss. Christmas tree for the
children this evening at 730 O'Clock.
Chistmas services on Christmas morn
ing at II o'clock
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
Diamonds! Diamonds!

k diamond stud, white and per-
feet, $126; k diamond ladies' ring,
$120; new assortment Of rings, So to
$50; fire diamond studs at $3.50, SIT.
$22 and $43, at Phelps
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24

II you have not been in at Phelps
DO not miss the opportunity. Fine
goods; low prices.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24

Christmas Morning at the Catholic
Church-4.0O a. m, ringing Of church
bell; 4.30 a. m, second signal; 500,
chime and beginning Of solemn high
mass with various appropriate selec-
tions interspersed. Lajeals grand
mass will be rendered by st. Mary's
church choir Sister Anastasia presid-
ing at the organ. Offertory: "Pas-
torres" grand chorus. Second services
at 500 a. M; third services at 1000,
and sermon Distribution Of Christ
mas presents at p. m. at the school
house Everybody welcome.
Fine toilet preparation make useful
and desirable Christmas gifts. Zones
Has Them"
Ladies' solid and gold filled watches
at $12 to $40. at Phelps
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
THE MARKETS.

Opening, Range and Close Of Grain
Prices at Minneapolis, Chicago and
Duluth.
Furnished by Coe Commission Co.
First National Bank building, who
have direct wires to Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-24
THE CRY
THE WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and FRIDAY
Colder tonight Max 80, min. ?.