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WANTED Experienced fnshers on mems trou-
sers; permanent position; good pay. Apply 114i
9TH s.. NV my22-2t
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screens from 12c, doors from Soc up; fancy
doors, csc; special size screens and doors car.
ried in stock; screen wire l1ac 81. it.; frames.
l9c; screens uslde to order, 15c KLEEBLATT's
Uih and Il stz. Ia. MSSu
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WANTED-Two nice, tidy girls as mattresses In
quiet, tidy cafe. Address BOX 403. this Office.
fny22-2t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm, comfortable.
durable, beautiful undetectable; positively
painless. DIR. L. B. WILSON. $40 18th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1903-05-22

WANTED-GirI to take care of baby nine
months old. 1l3 s.. Sc. 1t
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FOR sALE-Four- cottage; q acre; Walk-
er's Chapel, Alexandria Co, Va; II mile from
Chain Bridge; schoolhouse adjoining. Apply to
zoe I'd st, NV. nS19-7s
The Washington times., 1903-05-22

WANTED good presser on ladies' and gentle
mems garments; steady work. METROPOLITAN
DYE WORKS, 224 9TH st. Sc. my22-3t
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FOR RI NT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT-Cheap, No, 9 Remington type
writer, with touch-typewriting charts Call
after q. NJ. Oil G 81. NV Aly2l-St
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-16 acres land; nice six-room house
$3.50. PIERCE PIERCE, Vienna. Va.
my13-1Gt
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR ALE-A bargain. Two-story brick; SIX
room house; all modern improvements; wide
lot: fie condition; neat home for colored fam
lily; ,ood investment; must be sold TO close
estat. Price, 81, 400. {. BOYER Il CO, SIC
F 81 NV my22-3t
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. POSToFFlCE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may occur
at any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched TO the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule of Crossings Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
Iupted overland transit For the week ending
May %, 1908, the last connecting closes VIII
be made from the MAIN OFFICE rs follows:
transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-(c) At II:25 p. m. for BELGIUM
direct, per 8. S. Finland, from New York
Mail must be directed per 5. Finland.
(c) At II:25 p. IN. for SCOTLAND direct.
per g. Furnessia. from New York Mail must
be directed per s. s. Furnessia-"
(c) At II;25 p N. for EUROPE, per s. q
Etruria, from New York, via Queenstown.
(c) AT 11:25 p IN. for DENMARK direct,
per s s. Island, from New York. Mail must
be directed '*Per s s. Island"
(c) At II :25 p. m. for ITALY direct. per $ s.
Princess Irene, from New York. Mail must
be directed per s. s. Princess Irene"
NOTE-The .. s. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers, and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class
Of mail matter for other parts Of EUROPE
will not be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her.
The Washington times., 1903-05-22
Upright Pianos at Cut Rates.

Including some of the best makes. Good second
hand Upright Pianos, including stieR, Shon-
inger Fischer, and many others; prices. 800
upward If you want bargain in a slightly
used piano, don't fail to us. See our $500
new piano, worth $500. All pianos sold on easy
il desired. Special discounts for cash.
.Iook elsewhere, but before deciding 4"
DeMoLL'S MUSIC HOUSE,
Phone Main l44l- 1921 G st. n. W.
ra.JQ-r
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WANTED for light delivery, IS. Appl.
before . p. m, UNION CO.. 50S l1th st. NV. l
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WANTED-Colored porter for store; also mar
for stable work UNION co, sos 1lth st. NV.
1t
The Washington times., 1903-05-22

wANrED-A good bootblack. 1909 9TH st, NV
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TO 18th ST. me- and transfer to Central Heights.
One fare to any part of the District. Call and
get information go cut and see the land
my2l-3t
FOR SALE-A small fame house and one-hah
acre Of land; S0-foot font on Blair Road, near
Brightwood. d. c. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 92O
F st NV my2l-3t
FOR SALE-New seyen-room dwelling; bath;
hot and cold water; large lot; nice location;
near electric cars; ,asy terms DUCkETT d
DENT, 635 St my2l-3t
FOR SALE-On Concord St, near 14th ST.,
South Brookland, siS-room house, in excellent
condition: cellar stzble fruit, shrubbery; two
blocks from Riverdsie Inquire on prem
ises D. NJ. HALL. my2l-3t
CHEAP LITTLE HOME.
Two acres; cottage; stable; hennery; young
fruit; water unsurpassed; buildings insured for
$500 just the place for party wanting sum
mer home in healthy location, with pleasant
Surroundings for little money; two miles from
District line; 5 cents communication. $50. Many
other cheap places. Get catalogue. SOULE IL
CO. Bank OF Washington Building, 630 Louis
ians ave. my20-3t
For sALE-House with lot, 81, 800; s18 month
w lots $780, IS monthly; larger houses pro
rata II you can't buy house. begin q lot.
IELLASTON TERRACE Offices. 6oI at. nv.
aplS-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-White boy or man for country place
near city. Address ROX 30G, this Office 1t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP FEMALE.
wANTED-E Experienced fnishers on mems trou-
sers; permanent position; good pay. Apply liza
80 - NV ny = =
WANTED-A good, neat girl for dining room.
Apply at H st. NV, after pm or AIN.
wANTED-Giri to take care OF baby nine
months old. llS s.. Sc. II
WANTED-Two nice, tidy girls as mattresses In
quiet, tidy cafe. Address BOX 4o3. this Office,
fny22-2t
WANTED-A girl to do general houseworI
Apply l55 Massachusetts, ave. ne my222t
WANTED-A good presser on ladies' and gentle
mems garments; steady work METROPOLITAN
DYE WORKS. 224 9TH st. Sc. my22-St
WANTED-A frst-class cook. BRESNAHAN
426 OH s. NV. my22-2t
WANTED-A steady white girl or woman for
general housework in suburb; good home for
right person Apply in store, 1925 l4th 81. NV.
my22-3t
wANTED-Girl for general homework. 1872 9th
St NV. i
WANTED-White nurse for child 81 years old;
good home; $40 per month 21 Delaware ave.
WANTED-Two neat Mattresses for iunchroom;
one accustomed to handling cash. 1872 Penn
sylvania ave. 1t
wANTED-A tidy colored girl, 10 or IS years
u. ior eiieiai houSe"oFN' no 80 - 400
NO washing TWO IN fsuil r q" s aS
s.. sw. II
wANTED-A settled girl or woman for gen
eral housework. l26s ~ st. sw. 1t
wANTED-Good cook. private family; no wash
ing; SIS If suited 1875 Chaplin st. nv. II
WANTED-D ressrnaker's helpers, operators, and
100 o. . 100 i''i 81 Nv"
1YTFO--W5j1o c-irI NJ, o7-o- 7s - I;,-o ,,-i,i,
family az two In tbe country ADDE'S ROY
l0s This Office n
y7-.9-77r7T1 y-1;- - - - = = - =
70 seasbore for summer i7a5 NassoIg,,,s.ti.
ave. nv. ,nvl2-9t
= -! -
.,ss, sor Tel, woman 10 COOK and q"
Ing Anniv FIAT u I41a e. nv ~ bst Isl oa.I
NJ @7;7T7I7 I,7.i---.-7- -
t;I - IAN al rI'4
c,-;re| iea5 I1tb 81 M -e-P -e~'e o-''
" 0--rI-T, IT, --I-j- c--I- - -
cbar,haai5 cook So soaI $3.50
faTnjIy 500. coo,r for Neu, Wort I,i - 1S1I
Jn.b .. 80 -
- -. = :
49, - . Y ss s era and
aye - "
- ,7,-7,1, ~ 800,
% bouseworkers, regular cooks $40 To- coo
SHACKIEFORDis. sos Is ST NV II
VKYTFD-For tbeater- Offices hotel and ,-i-
yate family help 1900 New York ave nv, II
wGNTFO-T aundresses cbaT,ber,nsjds ,,,-s-g
cooks for Atlantic CITY New Jersey No,ntain
Iake Park CatstilI. and Blue Ridge No,InfaiTs
and CITY. l0l3 New York ave II
,.-
rermsnent ROOM g. Phoenix BuiIdin, 10tb
and = So "
.-----,-7,3,
valid and light housekeeDipg 80 ID '''D ''
,15----- I-?--7
also good sewer: steady work the wear round
AnpiY g GITTI,ENAN s36 G n NV thIrd
ao6r n1y21-at
sood wages. Apply Al once at 1871 4tb 81 ne
mv2I-st
WANTED good colored girl to do general
hoIse,sork Apply at cuce III Il 81 NV
Inyz--zl
WANTED-Forty white cliaiu neIIualis and
twenty Mattresses for resorts DiC!,'S HOTEL
auEno !, 1-tH anu silll91 ls1Ii11 ave ILyZt-3t
WASTED-White vegetable cook 800 and as
SOS. FIVE kitchen maids
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WANTED-Driver. 81 weekly; delivery wagon
Call ROOM g. Phoenix Building, 10th and f sts-
NV 1t
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STRTRRAN

The cheapest land in the District, and the
best for the price-only cent foot; locd
ton high and healthy; plenty OF shade ana
springs, only two squares from electric cars
man on ground every AFTERNOON and all day Sun
day. You buy direct from the owner OFFICE,
623 F s..
LOCATION-TwO squares south OF II ST. cars
at 5sth ST. east. See the station and pole of
the American Wireless Telegraph Co. Office
open until p. daily. Take the II st. cars
10 18th ST. ne. and transfer to Central Heights.
One fare to any part Of the District Call and
get information or go cut and see the land
,,x-9I.
The Washington times., 1903-05-22

WANTED-A driver for an ice cream wagon
must be willing to work. 6l2 II ST. ne. /
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two communicating rooms in sub
urb of Northwest. Address BOX 400, this Of
flee. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-05-22

WANTED Every second hand bicycle in Wash
ington: drop postal and will send for wheel
c. T. HUNTER liz Pa ave. NV. nslS-9s
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-Small farm near car line; one fare
Address BOX 400, this Office. my22-7t'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

few days to perfect the formal transfer
OF the mill to the Southern Textile Com
'pany-the Fries merger recently or
Gently organized and incorporated under
the laws OF New Jersey. with $4,000. 900
capital. Tho notice received by the Ia
leigh officers was to tho effect that the
Mill would DO absorbed on the basis OF
the original plan. 1t will be remembered
that the Fries merger originally contem-
plated the absortlon of about R0 mills,
mostly In North and South Carolina.
However, after negotiations had pended
for q while. the number dwindled to 81.
and about that number. II b understood.
VIII constitute the Southern Textile
Company. The president Of the COM
pany will reside In New York. Mr.. H. o.
FRIES, OF Winston-Salem, will be vice.
president and general manager OF the
consolidated companies.
There are now seven candidates for
Mayor OF Raleigh In the tield-A. NJ.
Powell (present encumbent). j. s.
Wynne, Frank Stronach. ]. II Pog1le,
w p, Faison, W. 8. Primrose. Ono can-
d!date, r. P. Sales. has withdrawn. Six
teen Aldermen are to be elected at tho
May elections, and there arc now thirty
six aspirants for aldel1nanic honors.
There is no pay dvanected with tho Of
fee The coming city election promises
to be one OF tho most holly contested in
many years. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

months time all were pronounced cured
one of the most prominent UNIVERSITIES
IN the United States having been CHOSEN
scaees be fore and aft Teri treatment.
. Any one desiring to- readathc details OF
this public test can obtain copies Of the
paner BY writing e, Pr. Mott for them, J.
an International reputation d that has
brought him Into, cores pondence witt peo.
pie all oyer the world ana several noted
who have taken his Treatment and been
cured. i55 NJ q }i4 & n l5 n . NJ, *
who are suffering with Bright's Discnss
Diabetes 81, any kidney trouble, either ~
viii Be pleased to Eivo his expert opinion
free to those wf5 viii send him a deserp-
tlon Of their. symptoms. An essay which
troubles and describing his new method
Of treatment will also be mailed by !, h n.
Addressed to IRVINE K. MOTT, NJ: D.,t
15I Mitchell Building, Cincinnati. Ohio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

columbus Trading Company, u white.
ville0 Columbus county; capital w. 0o.
1ncorpofators. William Calder o. VIII u
h,ington, and j. D. Moultsby and J.ssT.
NcKinzie, OF whiteville. ii
The itist volume o. the North Caro-
lima Supreme Court Reports, August.
1902, term Isl coming from the press ~
the State Sprinterss and will be issued
lust as soon as some belated labels ar
rive. u. .. !. f q N. !. !. /. 4
Thcro Is very little Indication now thnt
Raleigh viii have any baseball attrac /.
tions this season. There Is some talk OF
going into the proposed Virginia Car 81 e
base ball league, to be organised at D pan.
vile next Monday night but not e ~ ltl
to Indicate very strongly that sucn :
thing will be done. N,
Early In tho coming week warrants WI ~
be ISSUED on the State treasury for the
second 800 900, to bring the public scnool
terms ro 10 the four months minimum
limit. seventy-thi'ce counties ask ald
nrrreEating s141 900. and tho scaling OF
these amounts to come within III the
amount avallable--S1 90. oOo-is the cause OF
ire delay. The applications range from
goo to $500. rutherford asking TOT tne
largest amount. $500; CLEVELAND Tor
e. 40 and Cumberland for 5000. hese
are the three requests for the large s't
Tho hunting season for quail n TINS
section closed to-day A NUMBER OF
sportsmen arc out to take last cra &C
nj this toothsome game. }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
The GRAND LODGE
MEETING OF ELKS
Many Richmonders Will At
tend the Sessions in Bal
tlmore IN July Next.

Tho members Of Richmond Lodge OF
Elks. and in fact the order throughout the
country. are making great plans for the
Grand Lodge meeting In Baltimore in
July. The headquarters for tho Grand
Lodge will be the Carrollton Hotel, this
being the largest hotel In Baltimore.
There will be one faro railroad rate.
and It Is safe to say Richmond viii send
two hundred members.
The fiscal year tor the Elkz ends with
this month. At tho last meeting In March
officers for tho new lodge year are elected.
This has, indeed. been q prosperous year
With the order. Over forty nsw lodges
have been instituted. making the grand
total near the nine hundredth mark. Only
ono lodge Is allowed in a oity, and then
the city must have population OF o,opo' Z
It Is to be hoped the necessary papers pc =
viii DO issued in time tor Manchester
Lodge to be Instituted in this lodge yea'' !
After Manchester. Fredericksburg anu
Winchester will be the only two CUBS -
the State open for lodge.
Mr.. Charles II, Smith, Of 1aokson'
Mich. chairman OF COMMITTEES on LAWS
and prominently mentioned az cana'-
date for grand exalted ruler IN 1900. mas
resigned from the COMMITTEES accepting
. judicial position from the government
and viii represent our country AZ MANIA
The tElks throughout the country have
4 seems, adopted an idea 70 have homes
witi, club features, until now there are
few lodges without comtoft TOT '1s H1elh-
hers and visiting brothers.
Richmond Lodge has one 1ol tne hnest,
~ gymnasium and bowling alleys are
said to be as flne as the finest,
no the travelling Elk these homes are
sources fof pleasure and comfort As an
axa,npIe. gentleman travelling for a
Richmond firm throughout the South, II
he Is an Elk, at night When his duties tor
the day are over has somewhere TO
spend the evenlng in place OF loaflng
around the hotel lobhies. At the Elks'
Homes he Is made to feel at home, for
It Is his for the time being.
A Richmond drummer, ~ he is an Elk,
going South will find his home In every
City from Virginia to Texas. and q band
OF brothers ever ready to extend aid Or
relief should he be sick or In distress.
In fact, he will ind It SO Throughout the
county. Hardly day passes Wltholi
tho nPtioe from our hotels or hospitals
here notifying the local lodge Of the slek.
ness q GONE trayeltnS my, ana how tha'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Democrats Ran Things in the
North Carolina Legislature.
! REPUBLICANS NOT IN IT
When a Republican Member Introduced ls'
VI a Bill the Democratic County
Chairman Was Promptly
IA, Communicated With.
tspeeinl 10 Tho rimcs. pispatch.)

. Z.
RA1,EIGH. N. c., March 14.-1t dcvel-
ops that the recent General Assembly ap-
4 pointed at least one dead man to ONCE
4 iii was passed providing that the
T,erislature instead of the county coininls.
sioncrs should appoint county school
boards, the bill including boards OF three
members for each county 1t Is founu
that II. w. Douglass. who died over eish-
teen months ago. was one OF Inc three
appointed for Yadkin county. This is
accounted for by the fact that tho mem
hers of the Assembly from Yadkin were
Republicans, and were not therefore con-
suited in making appointments.
The sharp and yet courteous manner
I'm which party fines were drawn IN the
recent Legislature has been the source OIL
much comment. Republican members, IN
3the closing hours of the session. eA-
pressed the most hearty appreciation LOT
the courtesy and impartiallty accorueo
them, and vet from the very beginning
10Y the session. whenever q republican
member would Introduce bill afecting
even only his immediate county tne
chairman Of whatever committee to
which II was referred would write ut once
10 the chairman Of the Democratic Exec
sutive Committee for that county and as
certain, whether or not the Democrats
desired such d bill, and the Assembly
would dispose Of the bill accordingly.
.3555 The Wake County Sunday-school Con-
$vention was In session to-day, and VIII
continue tomorrow. Sunday-school
workers are hero from all parts OF the
county. Mr.. Charles Elmer Furman, OF
New York Is the most notable partici-
pant He conducted a Bible class with
blackboard illustrations. to-day. and de-
livers an address on Sunday-schol work
Tomorrow.
a charterawas granted today to the
international Electric Railway and Tele-
phone Company, Of Spray. Rockingham
county. among the privileges conveyed
to the company being the construction
and operation of systems Of electric cars
and Il telephones between Spray. Leaks
Vile Reidsville, Wentworth, Stoneville.
Moyodan and Madison. The authorized
capital Is 3s125,Co0 The incorporates arc
M. G. Wilson, E. v. Hobbs and 8 H.
Marshall
Other charters granted are to the
Asl1eville Lumber Co., capital $25, 900,
incorporates: T. j. Parkinson, ]. w.
Rutherford and J.. E. Dlckerson. and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
COLLEGE PROFESSORS
Talk Of Foods,

The, New York papers recently Go p.
tanned a long account Of the so-called
discovery Of a celebrated professor ~ 2 one !,
Of the loading universities; The Iheoaas alul
way OF treating wheat and barley |, 70
prepare the atarehy part by cry !, baking nna
SO so it would be made more digestible ana
nutritious Thereupon Professor LIVING.
stNpe, commenting on the discovery = o. 9.
thsN other professor, says: ~ discoYereF
who was a business man first and scs,
ontIst afterws rds, found that such IG sen
could be made more dlgestlble wnen
cooked with dry heat instead Of by boil
Ing in water, and has already placed On
the market the food which he discovered
pprior 10 Or, - This eters to Grape.
Nuts, tho most scientifically made 700
known, Grape Nuts can be easily disested
By babisg or any one With 2 weak sto'n-
aoh' and the food contains the most pow-
erfu REBUILDING element known, particu-
larry as relates TO the rebuilding q the
brain and nerve centers, II Is delicious
food. recurring no cooA.ng, but ready for
Instant service. Just as It comes from
the package. a recent book free IN each
lnackass describes many Del ctous dishse
made from 0raps-Npu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
RALEIGH SOCIETY
Reception to the Ladies' Of the Johnson'
Pettigrews Chapter.
lsoeciul to The Times: Dispatch

(specialH to The Times Dspatch)
RALEIGH, N. y CT March H.-The ad-
vent of Lent In Raleigh put the most
comnlete '.ouletness' on Raleigh society
over known, 1t being all the moro com-
plete because OF terrible bereavementH
which came upon some OF the mosa
prominent and widely connected fami-
Hes on the eve Of the l'enten season,
About the only event OF social note In
Raleigh the past week was reception
given BY Mrs #. B. Womack to tho
ladies OF Johnson ettiErew CHAPTER,
Daughters OF the Confederacy. In con-
motion with their regular March meeting
on, last Wednesday. Mrs. Emily Taylor
and Mrs. C. c.. Baker assisted Mrs. Wo-
mack In receiving. Tho apf~ tments were
beautifully decorated with confederate
flags, red and white ribbons. and pro-
fusion OF ported plants.
During the afternoon Miss Royster read
an admirable paper by 4 Professor B, H,
Hill, OF the A, and N. College faculty,
entitled. ''Faithful Days" It treated es,
.pecially OF North Cardinals part ~ THO
secession. W.
The chapter Is making strenuoSs eIorts
tust now to secure contributions, potA
money and articles Of fancy work. etc,
for tho Confederate BAZAAR 70 pc, hela "
Richmond April 18th, they expect ta
Morgan, who will BIO In charge q the
North Carolina booth,nb bout Aprll 51s IT,
Mrs. II, r., Moffitt will entertain the
chapter April 18th.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of MT, Thomas T. Walters a
popular travelling man OF Raleigh. to
Miss Kate Rawley. Of Winston. The
bride Is n daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. T,
l.. Rawley. of Winston, me wedding
ceremony viii be In N WtnssttonTsalem on
March 18th. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15

poor fellows face looms UP when you
grasp his hand and express your sympa-
thy and wish to know his wants and de-
sires. Notwithstanding he IS Tar from
home, no knows his Is With those who
will SEQ that he has everything for his
comfort and benefit
Charles Algernon Sidney Vivian. the
founder OF the Order Of Elks. was an
actor and the son OF an Engllsh clergy
man, who belonged to the Established
Church, Flo had no conception OF the
scope and possibilities OF the present orr
sanlzaton; never dreamed OF its great
ness, but he and his associates are emit
tied to and deserve tho credit for SOWING
tho seeds that have produced such mag
nifcent and gratifying results. y Iney
died in Ieadville, Col, In 1880, and his
remains lie in the .'Elka' Rest" at Boston'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
At the .Mecklenburg.

Special to The Times Dspateho
CHASE CITY, VA, March l4.-Thsre
are a number Of guests well known M
VII rinia and elsewhere at 1.-THE Meek
g,rnhurp, among them Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T. williams--Mr. Williams was TOR
many years connected with the diplomatic
service Of this country; Mrs. Williams
Is a niece Of Commodore Vanderbilt
MIS- George p. Warning. one OF the social
leaders Of New York city; Mrs. Theoaore
pnee OF Oswego; N. ~; Mr., and Mrs.
Alexander Grow, Of philadelphia, Pa;
Miss Ruth Dayton, Of Glenridge. N, j.
n very handsome young lady and accom-
plIshed musician; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Sand
erson, Of New. YorK-Mr. sanderson IS
proprietor OF the Fifth Avenue. Coach
Company; Mrs. sand sls qul1e ~, ~
eynert horsewoman-Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Powers, Miss Pauline Powers, " i. Pow
ers Mrs.ts P. Guest, Miss Claiborne and
Dr.. Stuart Mcclure, all Of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Isle Of Wight News.
Especial to Tho Timcs.Dispatct

Especial to Tho Timcs.Dispatch.)
FERGUssON's WHARF. VA, March
is having handsome hall erected near
lTergusson's Wharf. The lower hall will
have large stage and dressing rooms
for public entertainments,
Nl or. Edwin v. Turner, who has been
praotic!ng medicine tor some years past
In Old Point and I'hoebus, HAS moved
back to his old home. near this place,
Mrs, Martha r. Turner, WIDOW OF the
late r. r. Turner, Is very II.
The James River Railway and Lumber
Company Is preparing to extend their
track to Fergusson's Wharf, having at
last secured right OF way across the
farms OF George II, Warren and W. P,
Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
Mo New Fries Merger.

Especial to The Times.D ispatch. }
WINSTON SALEM, N. e., March IT.
Mr., ]. W. Fries says there Is no truth
IN the Associated Press report sent out
from Raleigh to the effect that new
Fries merger will be formed by the a .i
Of New York capitalists, and that the ,
consolidation Is expected to be erected .teel
early In .April.n!ss Mr.. Fries says there
has been no. Change in his plans ana md ne e
Is OF the opinion that the proposed
merger Of a number Of cotton mills mil "a. IN
the South will be consummated at an
early date, probably next month.