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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
T1E RICHMOND q 1908

NJ. and Mrs J. Il. Smith. Of n, shviile.
have announced the marriage. Or tta!r
daughter, Mattle, tU Mr.. Albert ". Payne.
OF Manchester. The marriage IS 70 take
place al the home Of the bride on .p 'e
cert,ber 9th
Mayor Maurice sont Ben Adams and =.
.. HuStes to jail for ten days tor drunk
eiii,ess.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Clara Loser ~ her friends IN 6wansr
bdtd Thursday hight, - ~.
Rev. j. j !. FIX viii conduct the SER.
vices at the Presbyterian, Church.
rev. G.. r. Scott. OF Barton E1sn'e ,.
will preach al Stockton street mural, tins
morning Rev. RI VI. Cridlln VIII pr'e 't J! y
at night.
rev, Father wntore will preach at
Sacred Heart Church at s O'clock tu.n.kht
On The PecullArisles OF the catho!lc
rev. George Green vii, preach at C!op.
ton street Church at both sarvicea.
Rev. c. o. Woodward VIII pleaeh al
Cowardln Avenue Christian Church ~
day K StliE
KEY. II. b. Baadles VII, prenol' q AS
bury Church al both sci Vices To-day.
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.SClFFOLD MARRIAGE

CONTINUED From First Psee>
his eyes. and the girl was quick to see
than. III,
Mrs. Van pe!n saw the prisoner mac
fastened his gaze upon her slrl com
esnion. who stood with head buried on
lar arms. Then the moth IS lnst'hc1
asserted itself again: I.
b ayes. Harvey. and will tuke cure o!
Mamie. She will he ms daughter. w.
will suffer together. -,
b once more the tears appeared ~ NaH
gHn,a's eyes. and the cir! coulo no 'ohse'
bold In her emotions.
Her sobs trnke out anew ana every
one who was near was affected ~ me
sfcne. Two young women who mad oeen
s o. esed into the cell room with Mrs. Van
pein and Miss Dunno began to sob, and
INSPECTOR LAWN motioned that the Inter
view must end
I'VE will come again. harvey: salu
Hrs. Van Dem as she left the cell room
The prisoner didn't answer his mother
farewell sentence lie stood leaning
srains, the bars with his heud sunk IN
his hands, until the police began 70
dues ton him. when he resumed h.s lsual
indifferent demearor.
II was said at the police station that
there IS q strong possibility OF what Is
known as "scaffold marriage. The
belief was expressed BY the detectives
who have worked on the Gaze thht Mics
Dunno Is willing and anxious 70 MARI,
Van peip before he stands TRIAL tor the
series OF crimes In which he has par
ticipated
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THE HUNTINGTON
ESTATE IS LARGE
Amounts to Nearly Thirty Mil,
lions After Paying all Debts
and Expenses,
fBy Associated I,ress,)

ltay ASSpC|A lsA A7'0So'y ..--i.
NEW YORK. November aS'-The ap-
rrahdl or the estates OF Coils F, Hunt
Ing,on who died on August ls' 1890, shows
ira, he LETT personal estate N this
state valued at ses,sol, 7t6. E
The gross personally amountea %
sa5ba,.5s5 from which arc deducted the
Debts dine by the estate. the expenses OF
administration and the executors COM
missions.
rogates Court ~ -,
! The executors appointed by NJ, Hunt
iSgton's viii are his widow. Mrs, ara,
bella p. Huntington; Isaac y. Gates ana
Charles F. Tweed. ~,
The chief benefeiaries under the WIN
are Mrs. Hunting on, whose share amour !
10 S15O-,.00.: Henry e, II. Hpnt|ngton. Y
nephew Of Mr. Huntington, VINO rec, lyes
ss,sss,7 sA: the PRINCESS Clara HalsIetd.
his adopted daughter, tor whom 3l,oao.t
was lef, in trust, and Archer ". Hunl'
ington, an adopted son.. who receives 2
beuuest of $4,000. besides q contingent
interest in a portion OF the estate, 49,.
The report Of the appraiser was llieo
many months ago. but was Kept 2 pro
found secret until discovered to'daY'
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! : .
" fen,ts. There In a very gensral BELIEF
SarA ,hat ihs.a cSses viii hanS fire untu
\ y Wrr .thc next presidential campaign.
K s,,d then. II ire government loses tien,'
SsbhrA viii not be go much harm done
E$tn u political way. ~, ! 49,, -,
case against Miller ana johns was
4 co,,sidered the strongest the government
n had. ana tor that reason y was orougm
va trial first. IN order TO make y ,ss.
/ hns caused Dissatisfaction and discounts
tti,rA Il ne Depa rtr, ant. Wbrr the scan
4 dalS we're first disc nvered II, tht Dennr'.
VI ,,e,4 Post-nA 81 er.G General Payne anvo
\ naind most quiet Investigation 70
advised simply that those charged WIN
the various offenscs should be ren!n ,N,., !.
ana thnt there should be no punIe'.S
II ~ r,,sn - Ina ropers Regarding THE wrong.
u Sn,np AZ thn recalcitrnnt of''c'als. Eut
/: thnss associated with nj, In the De
N IN rtynent or many OF them at ie7s.
y shot,1ht dlfi.rentIy. Il Is said ana w
Il Prer,dent himself. after n time at !saS';
advocated ,,,tlc'ty II Il $40 ,nn. -.
are tino ttere WIS danger o. an o..n
VI ri,nture rel waen high o7'c'nls hecanse
i ~ M Edfferercc ~ or,nion as to re
ynnnorer n which the investigation should
/ 30 conducted
Was Costly.
AZ Investigation witch cost this coy.
ern,nent in the neirhborhood Of S!'hw"
X sre 4 made ard large number Or OF.
4 cio,s Of the De-ar:rert. ex.oH1t'a IS .an =,
f,,a,, A.s men we're indicted u ts 49,"
VI .,r,nd thAt bv tte ti.~e the trin'. ~ ire
indlcted men are ended tire total oos'
a tn5fhe government will be little less man
4 = million dollars. It Is singular .ac'
%thnt OF All those arainst whe-, 'ndle'.
.nan,s ware returned. only Miller nnd
Il 1ohns have been brought to trial ne
eases against A. w. Mechen. former
a,,ncr,ntendent OF the rural free delivery
Z service have teen postponed IRON ''.ne
~ time though his attorneys nave OF
snre time been endeavoring to secure
trial for him Harrison j. B'rrct, nn ,,e
fornner Assistant Attornev-G ener ~
ner. indicted IN the charge o. consp'IasyS'
have made rep"a ted efforts TO get y "
but without success
III 1. understood that the attorneys
AZ ~ government rave abandoned the
nrn.er,,tion OF the charges against TIVE
tu,o Metca,fs. and the Wynkoopt r alieh.
4 heck. Crawford Company. suspected o.
stten,nts to defraud the government N
connection with the money oroer CON
tract. ,oste
40, the course urged by the Postn1as ter.
General that thu investigation De secret.
-rn,,d have oeen the most iudiclous
~ Is safe to say th,t had his advice
heen followed the oftcials nf the De nar'.
ss1n, would have been better sae'st'eo AZ
ths result. ,.uo-.od H.,
1euure 70 convict. will hurt the aom,n-
is,rat,on worse than any possible num-
Der OF convictions
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Now to any sick one
DR.. Shops Restorative
Can be Taken on Trial.

For month WIN lot you uso IT entire'
= send no money. JUST write me for the
be ok you need, When send u ] WI! teu
you cf a druggist near YOU who Will per-
nit the months tital,
Use the Restora tive month. Then de;
tide. II you say to the druggist. II did
not halp me-" tkst viii relieve you OF any
expense whatever. ElG viii BIZ the cost to
THIS 10 my way OF clearing your mind OF
all doubts 10 to what Or. Shops Restora'
No mater how pr4,udced, you cannot
dlst,iite this absolutely security oifsr'
You cannot resist an offer IKE this u
s"yrt vol, howe 4 wesknes.. write ma.
II YOU can't Ar things Ike YOU ussd TO
a. thA,u tell ne "hnrt II.
yV-'tA IN co,Nhenn~ As q physician !
VII teI yn,, 2 wav ~ helm:
Get my hook now-tH'day'
e,,,,,vetst. which pcnk l on Dyspepsia.
-. 49,, "a pnok z IN thr Fesrt
address. pr.Shoop. r,"nt 4 1or Women.
BOX 2ssS, Racine, raoak s for Men (sealed)
WIS. Book on rheumatism.
Mild cases. no chronic, are often cured
With one Or two bottles. Az druggists.
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METHODIST
CONFERENCE.
Handsome Donation to Orphan.
age and Strong Appeal for
Supcran11uatcd.
PROPOSITION is DECLINED
PROPOSITION is DECLINED
The Board Of Church Extension
Hold Anniversary Exercises.
Or. Kilgo on Education,
tspecia, to rho 'l',me.. u! spntch.,

I|sGg| AE1pCGlH " WV ~,
GOLDsRORO. N. c.. Nov. ss.-The
fourth days seaslon of the North Caro-.
lima conference was called to order this
morning by Bishop Warren A. Gambler.
George NJ Lindsay. Greene county
lawyer. presented through Rev. J NJ.
Jenkins $1,000 10 the Methodist Orphan.
uRe, TO be used In tho manner prescribed
IT, The instrument Of donation.
Dr. Watkins. OF Nashville, Tenn, made
a strong speech In favor ~ the itinety
and made \ fcrvont appeal Tor funds
which he Is raising for the superannu-
atsu fund lie ls making an effort 70
rulse &.0J,LQO for The support OF o,d. woTn'
I ul preachers and Lte,r lnmliles. ABOUT
tJ,IIO was raised.
pHvEuoAL TURNED DOWN.
Al The ullvruoVn eres.on y PROPOSE.
ton from li,p t.eetu.l, Nvrtn Eu.ol.f.h
Conference " tl.S Coulei Que " ~.
pulit u CunInnLeo w ia "4..i si.i!..ar
committee lru.,, TIE ,,esteru Io"1e. c"Ie
+ Il, tAnlhE uid &!r.Uity Iui'ese lllpw 49,"
As IlA,.y 44iel ovuvu.) ". y, Lnc '.At''us
u LA1 Aus.o~a Y! 4fs!hty Co41use' Wa
LuviEu W u u,,.N,ll.uus .pte'
The hJArd Of Gnu,cn Extension hala
anniversary eXerc.ses IN 81. Fuu. Ahurch
#tu.LIEpL TIE ulsuvp WA pratcli W.
E3prJuW Mor.anE ne ue.lprlu! uAer.
c,scs WIN te ,.eiu IN The AFTERNOON atd
t Is thought nov that tne appv.!.s.!'eu "
WI. Du ru.4q oul Monday ulteruVon utlo
conference WIN adjourn.
LA. n4tIiu > ADDRESS.
Last nlgnl 81. Fau,'s Metuvu!s1 chruoR
wps p-c..d from me pulp'! " the aoor
or that large building. Not amy was
every seat filled. bul scores VI peope
sLooI IN The yvsliuu,e o. The cnurcn:
They were there u hear the address Of
Dr.. John e.. hlgO. president .! tr.n!ty
College, on the subject Of Christian edu'
~ tion. -ta5 3glIs.s
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.HOLD-UPS
~ sl yfIG .=+F E. f.as5sU .Js. G.sHFtt 6ft
THE BRIDGE
Two Complaints Made to the
Manchester Police
Department.
a Bio RAILROAD CONTRACT
! Bio RAILROAD CONTRACT
MI. W.B, Bradley Says There
Wit be Good Ball Here
Next Year lks Meeting.
Manchester Bureau Times. plspa tch.
. n 4 ''5 b No. 1909 Hull strset. -

Manchester Bureau Times. plspa tch.)
No. llo3 Hull Street. -
1Iayo'a Bridge IL again Ii the front rank
AZ a notorious place on Friday night
white man, with all indications Of re-
ereota bIlity, was attacked on the bridge
about s o'clock. by two white men, re
was kicked In the side. after having becn
thrown down and wRs badly bruised. Hla
money. which was only small sum. was
taken iron, him. The men then mace o.,
and LEFT the old man laying on the GROUND.
way to the Manchester Police Cousl'
where he made his complaint.
The officers at the station went cow,
and searched the place over ont touno
no trace OF the highwaytf'tn. !,
Last night, youns white man. VOL
known. but who did not wish his name
rnent ioned, went into the police statlon
end complained that he had been roop ,3a
ns he was walking across the bridge. ~
had small sum which was torn 'ro'l'
his pocket
The police. also. went out and hunted
FOR this party. but could not find MN.
Two arrests were made last night. ou ~,
they were only drunka. and we're 1alo
away out OF the snow to sober up
BIG CONTRACT,
The w. B., Bra dley Construction Com
IN ny has just signed contract 70 ~
lot Of treste work for the 8. a l. az
Linco,nton, n. c. 49,
force Of men Ia now at that place
ged In the work. ,,
This company IL doing lot OF gov
ernment work along James RIVER. u 10
enc Of the substantial institutions OF tne
kind o! which citizens 0! THIS place arg
at the head. - ,,,r
Mr.. W. B. Bradley is well-kno
business man. member Of the Councli 'o'
several years and very popular. -
He il one OF the fathers OF pa u
IN Virginia. and is now one OF the lessesf
OF the Broad Street Baseball Park.
Mr.. Bradley says thsra will be COCO
Iva Sc, ball in Richmond next summer. re
las had conferences with both leo sui
livan and Pat Powers. two OF the nos1
successful baseball men In the country.
MANCHESTER El.Ks.
The regular meeting q Ma nchester
odge will be held on Monday night =
this meeting, MI the arrangements W.
be completed for ths memorial services
ia he held at the Academy Of Music next
Sunday afternoon. Ma nchester Lodge VII!
Join with Richmond In the exercises.
SERVICES FOR JUNIORS.
sreclai Thanksgiving services Will be
held IN West End Methodist Church al
a.so o'clock this afternoon.
The services will be Tor the special ben
efit OF Liberty Council OF Juniors. The
address will he made hy Rev. John Han
| non, Members Of other councils are re-
! oueeted to Join In the aervtcAa. Full re-
| gala Is requested.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
THANKSGIVING DAY
At MASONIC HOME

Thanksgiving services were held In the
chanel u The Masonic Home al " 4. ~.
lel W The Superintendent, MIS- - ,!
Barbour. each child giving nn exp o1slo 9
o. thanks tor their many blessings during
tce past year. a. 3 . clock. bounutul
dinner was served. consisting Of the lo''
lowing articles: Turkey with cranLerry
sauce. barbe.ued raool ana oump'!nss'
q, canned pota toes and xte~ed tomat oes,
spset poA toes. pickle. jelly celery ana
flv,,uce, turkey dressing. glblet eupcs.
cakeu and candy, apples. ~,
no children OF the alnson!c Home WV
k,ve a musical and library entertainments
in the Masonic Temple on wednesday,
December I'd. AZ 3 P. NJ. undef tns d'r'o'
t,on,of Miss Edna F. Rurnoui. The Ma.
sonic brethren and all friends of me
Home are cordially invited 70 be p' esens
Upon this occus!on.
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10 pass your water frequently nsel,t and
day, smsrting or Irritation IN pAssi'ls'
brick dust or sediment In the urine.
headache. backache, lame back d'zx''
ness. sleeplessneas. ner> uusness. nenrt
dIsturba nee due to bad kidney trouble,
skin sruptions from bad blood. neura z
gta, rheuma tsm. diabetes. hloa ting. IT.
rita billy. worn out feeling lack Of am ;
bition. loss OF flesh. sal!oW complexion
or BrIght's disease.
II your water. when allowed ~ remain
.undIsturbed In q glass or bottle TOR
twenty four hours. forms sediment or
settling or has cloudy appearances. u
Is evidence that your Kidneys and blnd,
der need Immediate attention.
Swami. Root Is the greAt discovery ~
DR.. kilmer. the eminent kidney anil
bladder specialist. Hospitals use II With
wonderful success In both slight nnI
severe cases, Doctors recommend y t"
their patients and use II ~ their own
families. because they recognize IN
Swamp. Root the greatest und most sue
cessfuI remedy.
Swamp. Root Is pleasant to take and
Is Tor sale tho world over nj druggists
in bottles Of two Sizes and two prices--
fifty cents and one dollar Remember
the name. Swamp Root Or. kllmers
swamp. Root, and the address. Bng-
hamton. N, Y. on every bottle.
the slightest symptoms Of kidney Or
Of It In your family history send ~ once
who will gladly send sou by mail. I'M
bottle OF wamp- Root and book con-
usands OF testimonial letters received
DO sure to say that YOU read this gen.
Times DIspa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
SONGS CALLED FORTH BY The CIVlL,WAR
MRS. MARY WASHINGTON EARLY.
Tits well known that state Of warfare
is conducive to song and poetry wa!
ncca .tons q state OF high wrought excte-

II is well known that state Of warfa:e
Is conducive to song and poetry, WEI
occasions a state OF high wrought exclte'
mens favorable to the production o.
the.e. II was for this reason that IN OLD
times the minstrel art fourished more on
the borders OF England and Scotland than
Ii any other part OF those kin gdons..
fact which historians attribute to the
martial spirit prevailing there. ~ conss'
auance OF the frequent alta cks and ex.
cursons 10 which zach side was liable
from the other. Not only does the atrnos.
phere OF war tend 70 the production OF
martial songs and poems. but those q
sentiment The two seem 10 so mana IN
hand.
The civil War between the North and
South affords good Illustration OF the
wly In whic,, song and poetry flourish
In war times. Among the numerous pop
ular war eongs Of those days. may
enumerate the following. appendsng thIle
ma me- Of the author whenever ] know IT,
..The Bonnie Blue Flag"
Gust Before the Battle Mother" :
Dear Mother, I've Come Home 70 p ~
maryland. My Maryland, flames Ry'
farewell Forever to The star-spangled
1--WE Conquer or DIE Pierpont
Richmond on the JAMES.
LET Me Kiss Film Tor His Mother
All quiet Along the Potomac To,
nigKt,"-Fonta!ne 49,
Tram, Tramp, Tramp the Boys are
Marching, -
THE above we borrowed from the Fed.
erals. 1t was very spirited air, aud
sounded quite Inspiring with full chorus.
Indeed, q great volume OF SOUND VIII
make any song sound Inspiring,
NJ song was more popular tnan When
This Cruel war Is Over" the words Of
which were by Charles G. saWy>r. and
the music By H. Tucker, will sultan
The words. not chat they are very nee.
but they will bring back pleasant n'eT Z
ory Of The Confederacy to my e!aeE!y
readers:
Dearest one do you remember.
Whom we last did meet?
| When you told me how you loved mo.
Kneeilns at my feet?
| When you vowed from me and country
Meier to go astray-
oh, how proud you stood before me
In your suit Of gray'
CHORUS,
| Weeping sad and lonely,
| sighs and tears how vain!
1
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RAILROADS AND
RAILROAD MEN

4 . ~.
Several Of tho newly chosen dlrecior,ea
Of the Seahoard Ar Line RAll"H WI
accompany President John skeltuH WI
linms on u tour Of tho entire system.
beginning next Wednesday, the party
WilI pass through and stop u, h,cnHlohu
an their way sOuthwArd, una WIN con-
tnuc their trip TO Florida and possibly
visit Birmingham and insEe'. The work
On tho link OF rond now being built Mr..
Thomas r. Ryan, MIR. Blair, Of Blair q
Ccmpun!. and Mr.. r. J, coolidse., q eos.
ton, will be OF the party. when WIZ
travel In PRESIDENT Williams sbechl! car
Mr.. Williams arrived IN the CITY yestef'
day, but had no statement 10 maze as
"a the recent dall effected ~ me sen
Blair and others ber0He Identified "lth
lhe road.
Ar. NJ. ". Richards, land and Industrial
agent OF the Southern Railway. ana rrlh-
uipul editor OF @tlla Southern Elalu ~"
Interesting publication issued by the ruil-
way, arrived IN the city YESTERDAY alla
was a visitor at the local passenger OF
ices Of the Southern, S
Mr.. c. w. WestDury. district passenger
agent Of the Southern Railway. accom-
,anled BY Mrs. Wrstbury, loft ysstcr
,ay afternoon Tor West Point TO spend
III sunday there. s
The approximate earnings Of the
Sea board Ait Line Railway, for the
compa rtsons follows: For week, this
year, s21y .oSa; same week last year, va.
lS; Increase Tor week this year $500.
Warnings from, July list To November loth.
tl.7oS,2i4: tor same period last year, ~, :
u~o.G9: increase tor the period Of l9S.
~; tg fs. Hi IA,
The Norfolk and Westerns estimated
gross earnings for the third week OF Mo-
vpmter. SIS. s2a; for the sums week last
year s4lb, 1885, dacreuse for The week this
gear $1,000 Total for the 'aonth 70
date, Sl.24Q34l; for the corresponding
month last year. sl,ls6.e~3; increase for
Novem Der, 1903. sllA.c05. From July 1.
1908. to latest date 1851 .5t9: same perlod
last year. S7,s34.ool; inc rease for The lso3
period stated. slls1.to
Estimated earnings Q, the Southern
Railway system tor the third week N
November. $sselSl; for week last year,
ISL, eo7; Increase for week lhu year. $4I.-
N4 Earnings Saofs ST. Lou!s-Lou@svlllc
lines tor the week this yeur. S,a,esl; TOR
Same week Of last year. SCI .S93; !ncreuss
cor week q ls2s' = eS+
Mr.. ". q, warlAsn. district passenger
agent or the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. is expected back Thursday from
an extended pleasure ana recreation trip
III The tar West He has been away ABOUT
three weeks. and visited Denver salt
Lake CITY an4 many OF the clt!es q the
Ira rs. Mississippi and Middle Western
States. an soon as lie returns CITY TicHet
Agent Bowers, Of the chesapeake and
OHIO. w!l so for brief vacation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
il YOU have THESE SYMPTOM!
Send For Ny Book.
II you want to feel better.
II you want more strength.
- van iank ~ htt{nn 1-

II your ueEVe-you! cou!aEe-'1o 4e@AVH'S
you.
/! you lack vim, vtgor, vitality.
II something Is eating away your con.
stltution. write to me tor the book you
need.
The book tells OF my discovery. Tells
how after thirty years found the cause
OF the symptoms. and many others. given
Tha book tells how BY scientific exper.
i,rent traced out the causes that bring
on chronic dlseas es. II tells how per-
tected my presoription--Dr. Shoop,s RES
found Invariably where ,nore was a
Where there was d lack Of vitality that
the vital nerves lacked power,
Where weak organs were found. al
ways found weak nerves. ..o,,xn, ~
but the vital organ nerves. the nstde-the
invisible nerves.
This was a revela ton. Is
Then my rsal sueeesS neEan Rat wou,d
strengthen. that would Wtal've these
nerves.
That prescription s1l esa re De-
shoops Restorative. After that did not
fo!l 10 cure one case IN each hundred. N
the extremely difficult GASES: nv failures
Tor f!ve years were one IN each forty treat.
e. tesnS 9 car ed nsptaee :
Then now to get this prescription to the
sick ones everywhere WAS nv rhna1Hht.
I mnst announce Il in the nuhltc press.
Tit thoreht' T. will they r"alize the truth
a. nv dlscove-y-The real power Of Dr..
snoo-'. Restorative! Then way came to
mt-l'tn q rav~la ton. y.
81 win offer It to the SICK m trial, said
+ Then they win know an sincA~e."
wrote a reliable druggist In each city
md village In Arn%-ica. 1t
got their consent to cooperate with me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
EVENING OF MUSIC.
Delightful Programme Rendered
hy Mrs. Alleys Cla-,.

%
\ Tina nksgvtng recital oy mrs. W =
Alley and her pupils was enjoyed by {
host OF friends at her home. No. lo2c
Beverly Street on Thursday evening The
pr ogramn,e consisted Of vocal and In
strumental music. art!sttcally render
rejecting great credit upon their teacher
II is appended:
Part I.-Ferns Of tho Forest. Miss Kate
Gunther: Flower Song. Miss Myrtle Marks
Star OF the Sea- Miss Winnie Miller; Fila :
watha. Miss Susie Patterson; Vesper Miss
Florence Hooker: What Shall J OTTER Thee
MISS Bla nch Brock; Hymn. Muster Roht
kirkland: Loves chIdlngs, Miss Mayme
Blackburn.
Par, I1-Black Hawk Walta. Miss Lo'
tye tIeihlcin; Ma!den's Prayer Miss
Blanche Evans; Sailors Dream. Miss
Marie Frtck; Robins Return h1lss Grace
Alley; Song, BY Glass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
COMMON COUNCIL
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Common Council has been called IN
special session BY President Bloombess
10 consider the question OF the proposed
new bond a. oelotk Tomorrow might.
Indications are that the plan recommend.
ca by City Accountant Carlton Mccarthy
VII be adopted.
Following Is the schedule for the week
committee work al the City Hall:
Aonday-streets, S: Printing and Claims
8; Police, $3.50; Water, S; Common Coun'
ell. &
Tresday-L!ght. s: Health. S: Markets.
1880; Improvement, OF James River, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
TO Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy wv
Do for YOU Every Reader Of The Times.Dspatch May
Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak and unhealthy Kidneys responsible for more sickness
and suffering any other dis therefore, when through
neglect kidney trouble IS permed 70 commune
fatal results follow.
Your other organs may attentionbu your Kidneys most
because they do mi a need attention first
Il YOU are Sick or badly begin taking Dr. kiln1ers
san.Roo the great kidney bladder remedy because
as soon as your kidneys begin better they viii ep az
other organs to health A trial will convince any one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
APPEAL OF SHIP.
BUILDING TRUST DENIED
fnv AssocIaled Press.1

41II39tI (By Associated E'Tess.l
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3a.---The appeal
81 the United States shipbuildlng Com
pany against the decision O! Judge Kirk.
patrick appointing James Smith. Jr.. re-.
ceiver for the corporation. was to-day de-
c;6ed agains, the company. The opinion
rendered by Circuit Court Judges Ache.
son, Dallas and Gray. wag flltd by thu
former. Judge Kirkpatrick action is
sustained and the order for the receive"
Is made permanent, or until the further
order O! the court.