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Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS


 WANTED-A good secondhand road wagon or runabout; rubber-tired pre- ferred. Address, stating condition and price, box 6S5, city. BUGGIES. wagons, horses and mules bought and sold; horses boarded by week or month; livery rigs; call and see us to save money. Cow Boy Corral, Sanders X shawver, props. PLAIN sewing done at reasonable prices. 907 East Adams street WANTED-To buy a Grand or Mari copa canal water right. Address P. G. w. care Republican. WANTED-Board and lodging for lady. healthy. good companion and needle woman, in return for light household duties. s. &, Republican office. WANTED-To buy small farm or city property; must be very cheap for cash. Address A. B., Republican office WANTED-To know of some one going to Tombstone. Ariz., who would take charge of five-year-old boy. Call or address Mrs. Hoover, 14OO West Van Buren street, Phoenix. TO TRADE-Residence and several lots in desirable suburb of Phoenix for farm land. Address box 3Os Phoenix
 WANTED-To take 1000 head of an gora goats on shares of responsible parties. Address Goats, this office GOOD COUNTRY BOARD-One mile north of Indian School: free trans portation. r. O. Box 124I
 
 WANTED-Turkeys; will pay 17lac per pound. Ed Olsen. s. 7th ave. WANTED-To buy good team of work horses or mules; double set of harness and wagon. Address B. J. S., care Republican.
 WANTED-To buy ten Al milk cows. Address J. C. NJ, care Republican. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 231 Buchanan street, corner of Third street.
 CLOTHING or delicacies for the poor and sick can be left at the rooms of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, corner of Monroe and Central Ave. They will be carefully distri- tuted. Those in need please call.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO sunny rooms with private kit chen; half block from cars; five min utes from city hall; location unsur- passed for health. 1442 East Jefferson street
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

 store or driving delivery wagon. $. V. Spencer.
 wANTED-Io borrow for a term of years from principal 5000 to SlO,OO0 on first mortgage farm land and water security. Address Security Republican office. WANTED-Situation by man 10 work about house. Address NJ, Republican office.
 WANTED-A situation by gentleman as nurse. Address NJ, Republican office. SITUATION wanted by a lady to take care of one or two children. Apply 22O East Madison street. WANTED-Worko on ranch by man and wife; two years experience. Address Rancher, Republican office. WANTED-Careo of children. Mrs. H. Shumaker, Phoenix. A PLACE in mining camp by man and wife; wife as cook; man in any ca pacity. II. Byrne, Adams hotel, 21 Monroe.
 REFINED young woman of excellent family would like position as com panion or nurse to invalid. Nurse Republican office. WANTED-Position as cook by Japan ese; family or mining camp. Address 8, Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

FOR RENT-Furnished two large housekeeping rooms. 332 North 5th street.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position clerking in grocer store or driving delivery wagon. :. V Spencer
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

room to let in private
 family. 320 North Ninth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

ROOM and board. 419 miles from town. for two gentlemen; no tents; invalids not desired; free transportation. Box 4S6
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

' First Pub. Jan. r. 1903.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

FOR RENTING furnished front
 rooms. 749 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

First Pub. Jan. r, 1903.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

FOR RENTING rooms furnished for light housekeeping; no consumptIves. 229 West Madison street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19
@tne Repplmttpn IN std,ty

Gin lideres Qn5eiben elmer beuurtt=
benoen umtpdlSuns unb erniter STD
rltnsen in Sbrem Gpltem iino Nerpo1i=
tdt, S9laHo}isfeit ober uebelfeit
Electric Bitters" miro ba1o Bic lditi,
gen urladen bierpon Serit6ren. 9ies
Mittel oerfeblt nie, ben Magen gu itdr,
fen, Die Nieren unb Sen Darn : Canal
gu resulirsn, Die 9eber anjuresea uno
bas 8lnt 81 reini9en. Selonoers 9iinlti9
uirft bas Mitte( auf erid0pfte Seer.
ben@SDiteue uno ale balnit i'm 3ulam>
i%amenbanee itebenbe 8ei6iperbm oer=
i6Dinben inter Der frdftigen @inipirfun9
o%efielben. n@lcetric 8itters" foitet ltur
so Gents unb bas @elb tuirb auritfge=
geben, iuenn es nidt pDaise 8efrtebi=
gurg 9eiudbrt. @arantirt bur1 bic
Wpotbefer S. aalteper & 9on uno 90.
OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19

Spreneitoffe auf bic @eleiie Der
StraBenbabn geleet nDroen iino
uno oa irrefiibrenoe @eriihte in
8e5ug auf Die 8eriiber iolder 8es
ieBlpiieteiten i'm umlaufe finb,
Sci es beidloHen, oaB mir, Der
9raoes : Council bon San Intpnip,
oerartige 6anblungen nerbamuten
uno mir erfldren, oaB feline Nrbeiter'
Organization oafiir oerantwurtlid)
gen1a9t tueroen fann.
uSeruer lei 8eiblDflen. oaB mir
ale Unions Mlitglieoer aufforoern,
uns ibre Beibilfe unb unterittbune
gu 9eil meroen 81 laiien, UNI Die
SAuloiaen aufsulpiiren. oamit iie
our 2edeni6aft gesogen meroen
fDnner!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19

ps 9rintt sllamu : fsGaldenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19
Gin omrdyacbeuoes 9ferS,

oas ple tod Die StraBen eutlans raft,
iooaB Die 9eute aus Dem @a9en faaer
does buuoert 6Gqe d9nlier 9Irt Iinb,
a0tdsli6e @reisniiie. @S 1T baber fir
S%eoermann an9ebra6t, cine 5uperldiige
Sulbe BEL Der Sano 81 baben, aber feline
1T 10 gut, tuie pGudteus arnicasS al6e,"
8ranomunbenJ S9nitte, luunoe Stellen'
SaljfluB uno 9dmorrbpiOca beilen ba=
nab uno oeridtpinoen idnea utter III
rem linOernben Ginflulle, 25 Gents in
ben g(pctbeteu bon 5. &dlteger & Son
ouo Noofpb OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19
.omnabemS ben 10. 9esember 1908.
strahembabm : gtreif uuo GranS.

Sn gerbinbune nit Dem StraBens
babnsS treit bat Die bieiige 8ranbs
Surp apei iebr bemerfensnerte Ins
flagen erboben, auf oeren neiteren
0er[auf mon aelnunrt iein fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19
@ie Die @Dmiiae "Tribuna'

@ie Die 36milhe "Tribuna''
mitteilt. bat Cardinal @ptti Dem
Bapite 8ius x. bic Sumttte bon
100000 in 8antnoten ausgehdns
bigt, melbe inn Ger peritorbene Yapit
Seq XIII. in 8erpa5runs ge1eben
hatte. (2eD bate @Dtti fir ieinen
pabrlheinlihen Rabfolaer sebals
ten.) IuBeroem fano man in elmer
Niauer Nieibe nod 81, $50, 900 in
8anfnoten neritedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-19
Scr aampf tpiro eta crbtttertcr iein.

9iejenisen, Die babel bebarren, tire
O6ren ben auoauernoen @%mpfeblungen
BON y9r. Sings gaeuer Gntoeduns" fir
S6winOlndt gu oeridlieBen, meroen
einen lan9en uno erbttterten &f anss
5ufe6ten baben sesen tire 9eioen, lpenlt
benielben nibt balb elm perbdnsniBpol=
.es 8ief geiebt mirb Man leIe, mas
8. 81. 8eaI pon 8eaa, Mlth, gu laseu
bat n2ebten Serbit 5eiste meme
6rau ale gpmptome BON Gdtpinbla6t
Sic uabm oDr. Sings Neue Gntbe-
dung" nadbem oles anbere feline 8ire
flung perfeblt bate. Sofort 5eiste fib
8eiieruns unb bier 6lai6en beilten Iie
u6lis. @arantirt bon ben Npotbefern
S. &alteper & Son uno Ioolpb 0reiB.
Breis so Gents urb $1.00. Strobe
Slai6en frei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
.BRAXTON SAYS 1T
is PREPOSTEROUS.
Nothing in tho Report That
He Would Not Be a Can
dldate for the Senate.
specia, to The Times, Dispat tch.

W. 4a especial 70 IUe UetilHes'ulspatcn.) SEi
Il S'ssTAUNTON, VA, April IL our corre-
spondent called this morning upon Hon.
a, 9, Braxton, ana called his attention
to an alleged "report from staunton",
That has been published recently In a
number Of papers to the effect that. he
had decided and was about to announce
that he would not be a cand date fer the
United States Senate In 1905; that his
brother and brother-ln-law are outspoken
advocates Of Hon, Thomas s. Martin for
reelection to the Senate, and lntimatlng
that their attitude had controlled or In
.hlenced 4 Mr.. Braxtoh's decision. Mr.
Hraxton seemed both surprised ana
amused at tho report" which he said
thatFhe never heard OF until within the
last few hours. sssi
1T ISL said he, "too preposterous on
Its face to need any denial III each Of
the particulars to Which you refer 1t is
without foundation WhateYerS,' Il
u Your correspondent has been unable
to find anyone In staunton who eyer
heard ofithe alleged report until With
In the last twenty-four hours, when thoy
saw II In newspa pers published elsewhere,
\. It is regarded here as a mere campa algll
roorback "a bsurd upon Its face. n. AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
CARDINAL
.lCI.B'|B||l|l|lv!|.Ssl.L|..,.I|'. . .
No One but Physician Z and and.
Nurses Can See / Him.
CONTRACTED A BAD COLD. GO O.l,l:, }.
Coming Of Monsignor @ Conneil and
Newspaper Stories That He'is #to '5s
be Coadj Tutor Distress
the Cardinal. 3.5js

I(spcciui tog 1nt Tlmes-l -lliapatch.)

fs,,cciul i to.t Illt Tlmes.l dispatch
BALTiMO RE, NJ 4. .pril II .Ts- amvees
Cardinal Gibbons, Is pln.ning 81 l.$S The
s con flncd room and sI1r.
70 Conner, his physi clan, constant
%attendance upon Him: :SS one save the
doctor ana the nurses are & q dn1lt MI ted 70
the chamber Of his emlnence Il:
Us So serious; Is the Cardinals illness that
lie could no Il take part Inst he BANQUET
given at the archepis opal palace yesteelr';7 =;
day afternoon ins homo Of fBs N Mtonsignolrr3
10 Connel and 1t Is said that = the dis tin, n,
Sguished SvlsltorsS3was not even permitted
to Visit the Cardinals chamber. Y 5553l
Dr. o. Conner will say little of his pa
TENTS conditions: Ills tEminence con-.
tracted y a. severe cold at iWashing ton
sunday last" said & Dr. o. Conner; ~ and
4 BY my advice he has remained In bed
during tho last few days 7 nm In hopes
l that he Will not have to regialn there
for any length or time. n I do not say that
his condition Is such as to warrant any
expectations OF a serious charac ter, =
81 Tho coming OF Monsignor O. Connelli
and the newspaper stories to tho effect
that he was to be made tho %coadj tor
OF the Cardinal have distressed His Emil
Snence. The statement carries wthss%it
tho idea that the head OF tho church in
this country Is falling In bodily and
mental powers and that It has been r,e-
.cessary to give him asst tance. The dis
strcss these stortns ca used ~ %thesYenerablcs
cardinal have undoubtedly depressed him
ana may have lad an influence In his
present Illness. lfj 81 n fS Sas VI; ES y n Bel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
Attack Made On Turkish Car.
rIsOn Of Three Thousand.
SERYIANS REPU LSED
q WITH GREAT LOSSES
Relnforcements are Hurrylng to Scene
Of the Outbreak on Special Trains.
The Russian Consul at Nitro. .3 81
S vita .1s Said to Have l
u, Been Wounded IL
the Back. Il s
ll7f,BIly Aa.sl,ostcla ted Press !, 5

By tAAxocln ted Press. J
MA 4CONSTANTINOPLE1 a April 81 "details
toi tho disturbance Iii North Albania show
that theireyolt which has brokon out;
,tbero against tho reform scheme Of the
powers is q very serious disturbance
"A Several thousand armed FAlbaninns 8sur-l
rounded tho town OF 5Yucsteen, Ma rch 18th,
and demanded tho surrender OF eleven
Scrrinn gendnrmcs, who had been enlisted
In accordance with the reform plans. he
Governor surrendered the Seryians, who
twern bound and taken to Prista, after
having been ma treated. A3nunber Of the
iscryian inhabitants and bands Of Alba
mans later surrounded Mitrovltza and en-!
gagged with the Turkish garrison, consist
Ing Of 3.0Q0 troops x 81 ghting continued un-l
I'll March, Both, when the Seryians were
repulsed with great loss. Il eaYy rcn-}
forcements are hurrying from the village
OF Alden and other places to the scene
OF the outbreak. x '4 } y. 3
The outbreak made a great impression
at the palace. The Sultan was ntensely5
exercised and measure were taken to
watch the two Albanian battalions belong
Ing to- the Imperial Guard. on duty OF the
Yildiz Kiosk. IN " .s5 s5 8st8 MI
The situation In Macedonia Is regard
ed as having been begun and the con-
sditions are growing worse and becoming
dangerous because the sultan will hardly
dare to suppress It. he being surround-.
ed BY Albanian guards e. II 81 the Yildizi
Kiosk. It Is therefore though the re-
form plan will remain dead letter In
old Servia. sS5s . & ;s5 * " sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
MANN. Bill, !: ! |. !.
IN BALANCE }. | ]. \ :
House 8 Committee 9 Will Report
Non-C Concurrence.
1T M MEANS ;; CONFERENCE j + E '| \, i.
Fate Of Thi. and Other Liquor Amend
ments Depend Largely Upon Per-.
sonneI Of oor,m e Of Con- ! ,,5
ference to be Named.
MEANS . Y CO'lNFElREEN'C j J! E \ ]:

The fate OF the Mann liquor bill and tho
proposition to double the tax on all II
5Quor dealers In cities and towns in Vir-
3Einia, both OF which are Senate amend
fments to q the general tar bill, B are now
trembling In the balance. and their fate
seems In large measure dependent upon
the views Of the men who shall be named
on the joint Conference Committee by the
presiding officers Of, the two houses, the
House Finance Committee vest terday af-
ternoon having decided to report In favor
OF non concurrence u on 3s& all s the s@ Senate
amendments. Az ID 8ss5
aIhis includes the Mann @ liquor bill
amendment and that doubling the tax $on
all liquor dealers In the State. No test
vote was taken On any OF the amend
ments, and the body voted unanimously
for the report. 81
a member OF the Finance Committee
is quoted as saying that 1t is Ills belief
.tltat that bodytis probably against both
OF the liquor amendments, and that in
conference they may ask that the II ouse
bill be adhered to entirely. f@ }is
"a long and interesting wrangle Is looked
for In the Conference Committee. A 3s
UP ITO THE CHAIRS. 81 8ss
Fl The matter Is now largely Cup to-"
Speaker Ryan and Lieutenant-G Governor,
Willard, who will have the naming Of
the conferees. and 1t Is, OF course, not
known to whom they will assign this I'M
3portant task, further than that the two
$chnirmen go on as n matter y OF course.
This means that Mr.. w ickham. OF the;
Senate, and Mr., Boaa, of the House, will
be two Of the conferees, and there will
be four others, two from the Senate and
two from the House, 1t Is s}contended, and
not without great force, that the per-,
sonnel OF the Conference Commit tee will
so "a long way toward deciding the fate
jofathese and other important amendments
as every one familiar with the intrlcaces
OF Legislative life knows how. hard It usu-
ally Is to- break Into or5reject the report
Of a. Conference Committee. s sssS
s5f ia j RDPOR'r O-DAY. "a \. ise
The House Committee will make Its re-
port Of fsnon-concurrence to-day and the
Senate will be at once notified OF j &tllis
action. The latter body, following the
usual course In such matters, Will refuse
ITO recede from It's amendments and ask
for a ference. rs n, 81
The two presiding officers will then
name their committees, and the bill will
bo taken up and considered In conference
IT Is said that an effort was made In
committee to have the House instruct Its
ccnferees to vote against the Mann and
the other liquor amendments, n but that
this motion was withdrawn, Some lively
times are expected before the latter Is
finally determined, NJ III @ 8f q E8 Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
ttthg ~ F4 liftfs slrlis y
aGENERAL.

President starts on long journey for the
West and rides part Of the mrs, Gay -
5spcciaI trnIn-Probe that was ordered
ipushcd Into the Pos office y Depart tment
will be stopped for fea r Of exposing scan-I
sdals hurtfiil to the Republican party
AtgJeffersun5 memorial banq TO be given,
In n1Washngtom tho 18th Of April lineent
speakers nj respond to sen timents cHlled
from writings Of the great apostl Or
Democracy M any thousands OF ln1oFers
are Involved In strikes throughput the
United States--J Judge Adams i dissolVes
the Injunction. against the .employes or
the }Wabasf Ifa Trouble IN n orth
,ern Albannl proves serious, and It ne sui
tan much exercised In hurrlIlg reinforce-
merits to the scene of the putbreak---,,-s
Cardinal Gibbons III In Ba! tlmore and only
nurses and physicians allowed to enter.
bis -Argmsnta Were begun !! y a. the "
srn5 Pacific control --subcommIttee Of the
of of III, liz Ni,ia Panama waterway-Mcount Elliot
iZborowslsi killed IN an nutomobile lie accl-s
den t--------Wife OF the man slain In New
York loses her mind from nerYousne ess---
River situa tlon9t Is more encourn tng---,,
New York New Haven and Hartford
Railway set t,es differences with Its epl-
ployes amicab bly--A nthraclte coal COM
mission award Went9into effect Yesterday.
sthroughout the ,regio and was cel Zebra ted
by parnies and holidays Stock market
closed dull Saftar some renewed selling IN
Pennsylyania and liquidation In G Wa bash
on account OF the dissolution OF the .in-i
junction against the employees OF that
toad s5 gi 4.ts K 5i I ~ 5 #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
THE / EOBSERVANCE !.
OF ARB:OR Ar }: 0 DAY
Governor Montague and Com
missioner Koiner Are to
Speak.

This is Arbor Dayaby reason OF q pro-,
clamation recently issued BY Governor,
Montague, who has the laudnble object
In view. Of nrousing interest In trees and
shrubbery, which does much to beautlfy
the landscape, ia 4il ..s I.
Tho. graduating class at Richmond Col-.
,lege Will take part In thu Arbor Day
exercises to be held on the campus, A leo-
lures viii he suspended Mt 12 o'clock to
enable tho students to be- present, at
which hour the. ceremonies begin.
Each division Of the class Will plant a
tree, being Represented MS follows; The
law students by Mr.. Robert Gllllami the
b, q, group ny Nfc, Julian Jones;' the
B. AIS by Mr.. y. q. Quarles, and, the NJ,
AIS. by Mr. Relote, Governor Montague
and Commissioner OF AgrlcNlture Kolnerj
will also he present, and will deliver ap-
propriate addresses, a large crowd Is ex-
pected, A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
WILL TRAVERSE ROUTE
OF PANAMA CANAL

q NJ 3I9T (By Associated Press) 3Flf 5I 4bS
Canal Commission has appointed a sub
committee to visit Colombia to make a.
personal Inspection OF the route OF the
proposed canal. It Is composed Of Rear
Admiral John D, Walker Brlga der-Gen-
eral Peter Haines, United States army,
and Professor Burr sll members Of the
present commission.
'They will be accompanied by Major
William NJ Black, corps Of engineers.
Major Black Is an expert In sanitary en-.
igIneering, i vi f a G HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
WOUNDS
HIS ANTAGONIST

ili,55s n tBy Associated Press.) YSstl l
:issf PARIS. April l,-The brother Of Mile
Emma tThouret WAS wounded In the fore-
arm In duel fought with M. Marcel
Provost, the novelist, at NouYelly, IN
spite OF Marcel ProYost's refusal to- lodge
complaint, the authorities have decided
to prosecute Emma Thonret for her att
tempt to shoot him Yesterday. 3 S3 \. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
OF SLAIN MAN
4. LOSES HER MIND
iIfDy 5A,,oc,,iatodl I, pro,s1,. 5,

(By Associated pross.) II Ill
& NEW 70 DIRK, April q 1.--7Mrs. Pcpplor,
tho woman who claimed to be the wife
ofaWill.am j. Peppler, who was, shot and
instantly Killed by w. 4 I1 Dobson last
Monday was removed from the House
OF Detention, where she was being held
as a witness Of the shooting, to the Belle
.yue Hospital Il to-day. Doctors who ex-.
amined the woman said she was tenn
porarily insane from the reaction OF the
shock caused BY the ira gedy. ItS5 81 ~ s3s FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02

said Z d genuine industrini revival waa
taking place In Tint country and added
that no was authorized to ai,nouncd that
Lord 1veagh, of Dublin, and Alderman
Plrrio, Of Belfast were prepared In o
spirit OF patriotism and In Wow Of tho
itai necessary for developing tho trans
port facilities OF tho country. This they
proposed to do without going to the:
public for holp. y ss{ 33yli5 II 4 ls gj IF 3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
MISS sCLEILAND RANDOLPH.
DIED THIS. MORNING.

Miss Janet Cleiland Randolph died at
1915 o'clock this morning at the resi-
5dence OF her mother, corner OF Sixth
and Grace Streets, aged eighteen years.
She 4 was the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Janet H. .and the late Major Norman v.
Randolph. 3 iE al
She had been In Ill health for long
time, and her death was not unexpected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
MINES SHUT DOWN I. 4.
PENDING CONFERENCE

III N ,5S (Dy Associated Press.)
SAGINAW, MIC ILL., a pril 1.-THE b1tu~
minous coal mines OF Michigan shut down
to-day pending the results OF to-mor-5
row nights conference between the Miohi-s
gan operators and miners representatives
int President Mitchell oflice at Indians
apolis, In the matter Of pushing loaded
coal cars from the mines. y L 4 VI "a tieH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
DIFFERENCES ARE ALL
AMICABLY SETTLED

iI4.t lslE 47Nl lRy Associated Prcss,) lllfll q
NEW, HAVEN, CONN, April 1.-The
differences between the trainmen OF the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
road and their employers We're amicably5
eettia1t tn-day, & 5 s n ii.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
THE /. QUESTION III. OF
RIDING FREE i 4 j HERE.
City Attorney Pollard Gives
.,..' an OplnlOn8on the
Subject. 4.

City Attorney Pollard, In an opinion rem
right Of w. fl, Minor, city electrical In
.spector. holds that none save those who
arc members Of the pollcejors fire depart
ments have a right to accept free trans
iportation, under the provisions of the new
Constitution, and he doesn't think that Mr..
Minor Is one Of this category, # 1
Il Some time ago tho Committee on Eec-
itrlcity Forwarded to Mr., Pollard the uues-
ton as to whether the inspector could pur-
chase badge and accept free street car
rides. Tho foregoing opinion Is the result
Of the !nyestlga ions by the City Attorney,
But Mr. Minor lsS not alone There are
others, for no member of tho committee
can ride free without violating his oath
and tho law. # g5, S 8 n i8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC
n .Rl:llIcHjM!.lIolN!,lp.. j! VI

"a TX. ~ Il
S Victory predicted for tho jamestown bill
gsto-day y- Irato of tho Mann bill IN the
sbnlanc Licenses of liquor dealers will
SnotAbc made uniform by, tho city Finance
& Commit tee r ~ gious pa pers comment
on the Mann Bryant Incident In tho Sem
d g. M Movement& to further the cause Of
the Bible distinguished people accept
attend meeting OF Richmond
4Educat ton Assocnt tlonY Very young
couple married In Henrico ---G Government
soon to make change in tho shafer build
ing tempt to augment the clty's pos
slicc force Great interest In banquet Of
university OF Virginia alumni ----- Import!
decision regulating the checking out OF
court fund "a measure supplementary
ito Ee-ksdale pure election bill is InSo-,
duced- d--Pnrdons and s commu tations
/ granted BY the Govcrnor-C Charters re-
ceived TOO lat g by tho Secretary of the
Comlnonwealt th-To day Is Arbor Da y
nearly q million; Hard work il progress
on corporntioni bill---A ppeal @ for $ m orc
normal chools n any educators from;
\ Indiana here p Prcparat Ions ~ for more
thorough street clcanlng--D Deaf mute lis
baptized Sinking Fund Com missionersl
make q lrepor t--Dr. Charles L. Seigel in
critical & condit ton Statement as to
5nie,mond g sScelsnt fre projection
promote ----- :. a n obla Outcast'I to be pre-
sscnte ed Street Y improvements ts---C Conduc--5
tor died to save otheTs---h N iss Brown at
homo gal Sunday School Union
chooses officers. y & 5t,3 5fa95 l$S VI $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
on Special Trains.

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b RSALONICA,8 EUROPEAN TURKEY,
April Especial trains with troops on.
board are proceeding from Monstrir to.
vucsteen. where bad distur Dances have
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