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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
-Four Girls at One Birth.

GAINESVILLE. O., Oct. 21.-Mrs. William
Tate. colored woman, % years old.
has given birth to four girl babies: all
of normal size and weighing slightly
more than 61k pounds EACH The wo-
man - the nosher of three other chill
dren born singly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
Murrav WASN'T Fatally Hurt

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. N.-James
Murray, the horse breeder and trader
of Toronto, Canada. who was hurt last
night in one of the events at the horse
show here. and who was at z-rst re-
ported fatally injured. was today said
TO he out of CANCER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
Saturday CIass in Drawine.

The Washburn college School of Fine
Arts announces d Saturday morning
children's class in drawing at the stu
do of Mr.. Reid and Mr.. Stone
Crawford building. Rates, $500 per
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
Football-K. U. VS. Haskell Indians

Lawrence and return $1O5 via the
Santa Fe, Saturday. October "a. You
can leave Topeka at 1855 p. M, see the
game and return home at $40 pm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21
Kansas City and Return $2.7o via
Santa Fe

Account Horse show and Livestock
show. Tickets on sale Oct II to "a in
elusive. Final limit returning Oct. IS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. Speed Hughes enter
tanned a few tables at cards Tuesday
evening for Miss Virgiline Mulvane,
particular friends. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Eugene Hagan and Mrs. Frank
Thomas gave a luncheon for Miss Null
vane and tonight Mr.. and Mrs. F'reder-
lex w. Freeman will give a family din
ner party in her honor
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green gave d
red carnation dinner at their home, S2l
Quincy street, Tuesday evening. Covers
We're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wolff. Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hey
den, Miss Dolly Curtis. Miss Hazel
Wolff, Miss Jennie Broderick. of Hoe
ton, Mr.. Dick Hayden. Mr.. John
Green, Mr.. Bert Green and Mr.. and Mrs.
Green.
Mrs Frank Patterson will give an in
formal afternoon Thursday for Mrs
Thomas Z. Pounds of Joplin, Missouri.
She has asked the little circle of friends
who enjoyed a number of small enter
tsinments given in Mrs. Pounds honor
before she left Topeka for Joplin last
summer.
The marriage of Mrs. Katherine Dew
ereux Of Lawrence and Mr.. Edward
Epps of New York city was sOlemnized
very quietly Tuesday at noon at the
residence of the brides grandparents,
renee. Only relatives were present Mr..
and Mrs. Epps left the same afternoon
for New York city where they win make
their home.
Miss Eta Beck and Mrs. Earl Mac
DoweIl are entertaining the Croneia club
this afternoon at the home of the FOR
mer. 1t is the first meeting of the sea-
son.
The Iota Omicron Phi Phi Gamma
sorority of the Sub-iunior class OF the
high school will give a Halloween party
at the home of Miss Clara Daniels.
Mrs. Albert T Lucas and Mrs. c. r.
Richey entertained at cards this after
noon at. the residence of the former
They were assisted by Mrs. Thomas T.
Kelly. Mrs. Fred B. Gatchell, Miss Bes-
sic Holyoke, Miss Samuels. Miss Blanch
Rohrer. Miss Pearl Owens and Miss
Irma Richey The invitations included
Mrs W. II. Thompson of lola Mrs. J. r
Wilt of Rossville. Mrs. Ben Cuyler of
indianapolis. Mrs. William Eugene STAN
ley of Wichita. Mrs. f. N. Hopkins and
Mrs. F. A. Durham of Des Moines, Ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DRINKS lMUST'N0W
60 D 0 ! !! N TO JAIL |,
John: Turns d Over.
New Leaf Story Of the
Police Court.

Justice John turned over new leaf lea
yesterday and announced that jail was vas
the place for drunks ys5 35S 5
Thereupon he sent five Of them, old
liners. down for ten days. I'm de 500 Sc e.
CURLY. l.5 .l " s 81
4 They we're Jack r.. y Nealo. William, III IN
Bleckle; B. w !. Kidd G. j. r ogers and RI Z
e. v. Thomas. all old jays. {. Fl. 4,
4 sam Mills got drunk and dlsorderly on
the premises OF Lucy r. Hardy. and It
cost him o.. & ] d I, ],
Robert Arnold hit Tom Anthony q blow
that cost him S.. d{ ,sS
~. IS. Smith, alleged to BIO a deserter
from the receiving ship Franklin VIII be
held to the 14th for information.3 He
was taken in charge BY Sergeant Il Jim
ScWell. 4 SS8375 ii,f
street car, and paid $40 for It. !i
Edward Beasley was given sixty days
for drunkenness and no seemed to pc 30
glad OF It. .5 II Is, jS IS.
sAdolphus Tyler and Clarence Page. two
small boys, threw rocks at another boy,
and their parents had to pay 81 each.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
GOOD FRIDAY
IN The CHURCHES
Solemn and Impressive Ser
vices to;Be Held Here
To-Day.

Good Friday. the day on which Christ 4
died upon the CROSS. end one Of the most
solemn feast days in the, Christian world,
viii be celebrated to-day IN the Catholic
and Episcopal churches OF the city,
Among the Eplscopallans special SER
yoas win be held In many OF the
churches. At st, Andrews there Will be
q service and sermon at i a, NJ, fphe of
fering VIII be for tho mission to the Jews
Al the Church OF the Holy comforter.
services viii begin about noon, and VIII
continue until 8 o'clock In the after
noon. f5s
vices will be held In the Catho!lc
churches Owing to the character Of the
day no music will be heard III IN the
CHURCHES, In the morning there will be
the mass Of the presanctined and the
generation Of the cross. In the afternoon
at O'Clock, the hour Of the death OF
Christ, tho Stations of the Gross win be-
followed. At the Cathedral at night the
Tenebrae will be sung by chorus Of
male voices. :. 4 ]. /,
holy oils were blessed by Bishop Van De
Vyver, Last night the Teneb ras was sung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
ABLE VIRGINIANS
GO TO ST LOUIS
Exposition Commissioners
and Lee and Danlelto Be
at Dedication.

n A number Of prominent Vlrgnians will
60 to the formal dedication o the grounds
and buildings OF the ST. Louis Exposition.
April 30th,
The Virginia Board OF Commissioners
for the Exposition. consisting of the Com
missioner OF Agriculture, Mr., G, w,
j oineri M Mr. u. L. Patton, OF Newport
News, ana Colonel A, M, Bowman. Of
Roanoke, have decided to 30, 1t would
not be surprising II number of others
4 go.
y 1t Is considered very likely. In fact, that
General Fltzhugh Leo and Senator John
". Daniel will SO. Major Daniel has
many friends In st, Louis and Is exceed
tingly we'll known there. He Ia ono OF the
best known Southern men LYING, and ST,
Louis, Of ali the cities OF tho West Is
thu home Of former YirginianH or children
Of former Vrginlans Who love the old
sateSo their fathers With sincere ana
deepest affection. !,
Il General Ice Is a warm personal friend
OF President Francis, Of the Exposition
Company. and for some time WAS n resi-
dent Of ST. Louis being In charge Of the
army post of the Department of Missouri.
He is nowathe president ofSthe Jamestown
Exposition Company ana as such IS, or
course, deply interested N preparations
for exposl tons,
Tho Gathering at st. Louis on the Goth
will be notable. The President Ia to he
thsre. and FORMER president Cleveland. who
ia now before the country In n pen pics
ture as the i'A1addest Man on Earth" Will
deliver the address,
The Virginia commissioners hold an in-
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon.
The work Is well under way. and from
now on Mr.. Murrell, fist assistant, will
tbe very busy travelling over the State in
tho interest of exhibits, It would not be
surprising il the tobacco assistant is tho
next chosen. There are pelnty Of nppli-
cants to select from and good men are to
be had Tho commissioners are enthusi-
astio In their work, and a credltabl
seyyiceable exhibit is assured az. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
VALUABLE il PORTRAITS
= =, .:rexas Room ~ Receiyes Those . 81

The Texas Room Receives = hose OF OF
General Reagan and Colonel Z erry'.
Mrs. cazneau Mcleod, the yice-regent
of the Texas room at the Confed craze s,s.
Museum, reports the arrival Of two highly
valuable portraits. one gofs General J ohm OH,
II. Reagan. the only surviving member !, o. o.
President Davis Cabinet an !s, the ONE .,s
of Colonel b. F.. Terry. an officer IN the II I
famous Texas Rang rs. :, Z. ~
The former is a gift from Mrs George g!
Littleohn Au .sa,, hsxas n,1I .ns
gers lAssociat ton, 81 Z,
General Reagan's portrait ira will be hung
IN the Solid South room among the group
around President Davis, where It right
fully belongs THAT Of Colonel Terry " VIII
add another to the list Of heroes In the
Texas room. e. = I. s5 Z,
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety desires to express throughsthe col
umns OF The Times-D Dispatch their sin
cerest appreciation Of Mrs, Lttlejohn
generous gift and for that bestowed by
the Terry Associat ton. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DOWNTOWN SERVICES
OF BROTHERHOOD MEN.

s i "a
\ st Andrew 8 Brotherhood nre having q
very gratifying success with their Holy
Week services for busy men, which they
are holding every day at = p NJ IN the
large store room ut Tenth and Main
Streets With banks on all the OF Ter corr
ners and other commercial estnbl lshments
and professional Offices on every hand, It
is a little startling to tho wayfarer. 70
hear deep-toned chorus come thrilling
out OF l0Ol- ~ ~
Blest be tho tie that binds
Our hearts In Jesus love; 3
The fellowship of Christian minds
~ Is like to that above, \
H Yesterday the earnest young rec
Morris, "a late missionary to- Brazil.
lad the services, and gave the un-
usually largo congregation OF men pres
ent a straight-out talk on tho words Q
the Psalmist; u,
.The righteous man shall flourish like n
nm I'M tree. na From this text Mr.. Morris
drew u$pictureE OF the Christian man
standing straight and clean, firmly rooted
In CONVICTION, strong in faith, and crowned
i with the beauty and dignity or the Gre
ator Himself. Tt was the sort OF SER
mon that men can understand and q ppre-
ciate, and the pastor was heartily thanked
far Ills effort. The service was completed
With prayers and the singing OF one OF
the good old hymns that there's no one
but knows, 4,
These half-hour services are coming IN
for a great deal OF praise, ana they are
greatly enjoyed by their participants. To-
day the REV. John Moncnre. city missions
ary, Mil have charge. There are plenty
Of seats s. now, and all are weleome,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
SAYS s; THERE R
.AREOTHERS.
,I2eCtors Who Have Summed.
4 Up Their Flock.
ARE5WHlTE MINISTER'S. TOO.
Bishop Says the Rev. Dutyls Not the
Only Ore Who Has Kept Regis
ter--Won't Say Where the
Others Are Located.

According to the bishop OF the Diocese
OF, Virginia. the Rev. Maxine II. Duty.
OF st. Philips Colored Episcopal Church
ot tfils city, Is not the only rector within
these parts who has found 1t convenient
to keep register Of his congregation. In
which te sums up his flock according to
the estimation in which he holds them.
1T viii be recalled that very recently the
Rev. Duty became suddenly inmersedlin
very hot water. incident to tho unexpected
discovery BY members OF his church OF
8thc aforesaid register. In 1t were the
names OK his people and against each
name was inscribed a word which briefly
told what the rector thought Of the bear
ers OF these names. Tho words were
good" chad y indifferent" Ignorant"
Eand 80 on. There was at once an uproar
and there was some talk Of forthcom- ,
ing resignation.
NJ on Wednesday night last Bishop Rob,
Sert AZ Glbsong visited the church and held i
service. He confirmed a class Of six,
and there was at this particular time no
evidence Of q disturbance, Things moved
smoothly and we'll. II SIS q M sS
III But from what can be ascertadned the
fires are still smolderlng. Tho Bishop
was asked yesterday ABOUT INC III I1hlle
and he said that there was still some
little division among the congregation,
but ne had hopes that things would
work out all right In the end,
It Is believed by some that the trouble
portends the resignation Of the Rev. Duty,
and It has been reported that he has gone
so far as to consult with the Bishop to
the advisability OF taking this step. ISM
op9 Gibson was asked about this matter
also yesterday. but he evidently did not
desire to 60 into any great detail. He
said rectors often consulted with him
about the ACCESSIBILITY Of staying ct
certain field. They did this frequently
whether there was any trouble in tho
ngregation or not. And then the
Bishop made "a most interesting 9 tate To-.
fment. ;4, IN Il 555jS55 n "a .s5s3 Il .itS
4 ..The rector OF st. Philips Is not the
only rector who keeps a register s E1al
he keeps. have found since this trouble
that there are others. '"a3& ri;
care they all colored? r Il.
@ NO White =" rs y.
..Why haven't they gotten into a mud mud;
"The congregation haven't gotten hold hold
OF the book yet Ri 3i2 # ~.
.tVho are some OF those rectors. for IN
stance. Are any Of them IN u ft1ch m
mond q? u .S ~
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-. Z. =, -,
RICHMOND&ELkSs

Arrangements Being Made for the Bal
timore Trip, ii.
timore, consisting of Messrs. Phil. G.
Kelly, r, r, a. b urke and J ohm c, Week
ort. have appointed Mr.. Chris. Eyensen q
committee to secure suitable uniforms for
: the ccasion. a,3 .lS \ !,
~ Mr. Weckert will 80 to Baltimore next
Monday to make arrangements for nc
Communications for tho Richmond and Man
chester Lodges. III
a large delegation will leave here to
boom up Secretary Archie Burke's can
dIdaoy8 for the grand secretaryshlp,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DAYS NEWS FROM
CAPITOL, HILL
Bill Relating to Corporation
Commission Goes toGov-
erhor--.-Prof. Jarman.

@ Governor Montague was engaged much
OF the day yesterday with routine bust
ness and receiving callers who dropped In,
friends in the city and outside.
But one bill went to the Governor yes
terday from the enrolling, clerks. 5 This
m MEASURE puts into operation the Corpora
ton Commission, but does not cover the
charter feature, relating to the granting
OF charters by the commission. The bill,
which was enrolled yesterday. is House
bill 90. while that relating to tho grant
Ing OF charters Is No. 102 q
Charters have not ceased to come to the
office OF the Secretary OF the Common
wealth, and they are all religiously dated
March 3lst. Secretary Egg lesion Is Ing
them after writing upon them that they
came to his office after the new Con
3stitutlon had gone into effect relating to
them st s5
Professor Jarnan. superintendent Of the
State Female Normal at Farmvllle. was
a caller at the Library building yester-
day, Heiis In the city to attend q special
meeting OF the Executive Committee Of
the Normal Board,
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REPORTER Il: TRIED TO ]
TRACKPRESIDENT
nv AssocIated Press.) n

IA iBy Associated Press.)
4 CINNIBAR, MONT. y april e.--!The Pres
.ldcnt made an early start from his head
quarters this morning for an extended
8trl1 through tho reservation. There are
many mountain lions In tho park and as
the authorities are making an effort to
extermnate them. IT Is possible that the
prcsi dent may get a few shots at them,
s. Notwithstanding the notices that no
newspaper men would be allowed in the
mark while the President was there, one
en- terprlsing reporter tried to force his way
IN Yesterday. He rode a horse and had
i dog with him. The man was arrested
before he had proceeded far and the dog
shot Later, the reporter was releas ca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
AN ENGINE TAKES
TR III UNATTENDED U At NJ. Fl.
Ran for Eight Miles and Then e !
the Supply Of Steam
Failed.

Chesapeake and Ohio engine NO III "
dashed through the city yesterday on 'll.+i q
wlld run creating considerable excite
1nent and anxiety among the officials Gals $
The Iron monster was standing In the
Fulton yard. and a negro Ia orer was.
engaged In cleaning the fire box.
3A3 Finishing this task. he attempted TO run
the engine UP to the sand pit to replenish
the sand supply. J,
&5 He pulled the throttle halfway back and
was unable to close 1t. The huge eight
wheel machine started off at rapid gait.
The negro, scared nearly to death, jump
ed, 4. !, Fl u
thirty miles an hour the engine sped
along to iWestham. distance OF eight
miles, where 1t was stopped before any an
damage was done 4.
When the engine started on Its trip
alone. the yard superintendent wired
every station along the road to /, often On
the runaway If necessary to check lts ca
Ereer. When the engine reached Vest
ham, the steam had gotten low, {, and an
empioye experienced little trouble In stop p
ping It. s33 81 81 A23ls&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
#T elegraphic Brevitles.

MoNTG OMDRY. ALA. The consollda-
tidh 81 the Merchants and Planters Ma
,tional ana the Farley National Bank was
Officially announced here to-day.
LDESBURG..ssALA, cyclone passeo
within five miles tof this place y !. esterday
morning. A child OF ]. ]. Smith, near
slackland, Ala. was killed
n CHATTANOOGA,,7T' lNN .-Colone! w.
reviewed the Seventh Cavalry and Third
Battery Of Artillery at Chickamauga Park l'l;ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
MYSTIC sHRINERs
Potentate and Director to Take a Lor

Potentate and Director to Take q Long
Trip. &
Potentate Charles II. Phillips and Dr.
rector Frank w Cunningham, OF Acca
Temple, Mystic Shrine, accompanied by
a big bunch OF mobiles, Will so to Big
Stone Gap and con tiguous territory next
"Wednesday night to confer the stripes and
ether things upon about Atty pilgrims q
that section of the State.
A big time Will! be had all along tho line,
The party will go by way OF the Norfplk
and Western
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Al ~ 9I'7 IIIal
I HE DEMANDS FULL
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGE
INV AssocIa ted Press, !

js (By Associated Press) 8a
WARRINGTON, D. g., April 9,-Major
Robert H. Howe, commanding the Porto
4 Rico department, arrived N washington
to-day and Immediately made a demand
4 for q court OF inquiry. He is the officer
who Is mentioned in the report OF Gen-
eral Miles, and who has been charged
with great cruelties upon the Filipinos,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Stockholders Meet.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Albemarle Paper Manufacturing
Company was held a. no9h inteyest Vas
transacted except the election OF tile
same ma officers and directors for the year
ensuing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
OFFICERS CHOSEN Il;

Southern Supply and Machinery Assoc
citation to Meet at Old Point.
(By Associated Press,)
NEW ORLEANs. LA. April s.-The
Southern Supply and Machinery Assoc
citation to-day elected these officers;
n b. Blow. Of Knoxville, Tenn, presi-
dent, .
Thomas sloo. OF New Orleans, first Vice,
president.
q, s. briggs. Of Dallas, Texas, secre-
tary- yice-president, a
g, F. Carter, OF Knoxville, Tenn. Sec
retary-treasurer.
The next meeting place chosen was Old
Point Comfort. Va. t8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
THE CHOICE OF ALL SHORT SALT
WATERtTRlPS.

The York River Line, Only $3.50 Rich-
mond to Baltimore one way, $500 round
trip. Also low rate. excursion tickets on
sale daily TO Philadelphia and New
York,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Her
OU''|'.0!.:||IF|i;H||||.O|:|.lp|''l!.lE||''|'
Mrs. ROCK Charges Her hus.
band With This.
SHE HAD HIM ARRESTED Il s; 'lE:l
AsMad Dog CREATES Great Excitement
\ Z Ii Fuiton and Bites People y; Mar,r, |!
Bill and Henrlco County q
Liquor Licenses.

8 !. 4 !. ~ ...,. i. : ii .,.,,,, disturbances.
& So - ssNt' - - y I. \. 1I =
JOhn$ hOck.Fa wen MY -. " ~
sI1enrlco county, has been lockssd up ~
All. CHARGED with unlaw conduct to-.
49,, NJ. l., i, ~ 81 "a J II. q N Il
S =. ~ - n. h. . {. u 80
It was impossiple YESTERDAY - - -
details OF the affair. Rock was seen cen
nit declned to discuss the matter. Tho:
81. ], q -, ~, =, ~, 4 saint Rim nv
Z u 4, n 49,
Il Mrs. ROCK hersclI.2 9ne ai'ese - nc
husband unlaWfully assaulted and osa at
y hory \ nd thot, but her out OF tho house
No. &, 4 4, r.,os +ha Ia threatened
Pr. Sno !. ~ = 4 s,nn.ed y como back home.
~ o.Aoe ,,'te e.. - "A ,rt,s
as.s.ta,e !, Il. NJ ~ &. b 1ot,,o, Anil
continued until t ! f AV.tt - = =
S;8 8 8i - -. \, Z. =, y. y,
Grcat excitement preVai VA! ~ !. : ul.pi'
q for q short while yesterday at1eI y,
incident to the appearance Y. upon me
y scene OF q dog which had oil the appear
nnces OF being mad. rs I'd VI IS
Deputy Sheriff Voegers was passing
through Ful ton vest erdnyfn fternoon. and
q hnd inst gotten beyond tho brick yard.
y when several h negroes II, & great terror
n,na n ,,f,,sion 6. ri1shed out and begged
Nj, - s,;not I'd 4 4 certain5 black shaggy
@ ~ vi ,,o,,+ II 4 no nelR ~
aos ..nat ,. AZ III them.
E porhoo -. Wete nh.alu = M.
selVes, because ~ .ostaa
q. 70 iAve .'ie, =,
& about six shotguns, and no finally sot
near the brute and killed It. the ne zoe
y Ind ID be driven from under house,
and when he appeared in broad daylight
negroes scampcred in all directions.
climbed fences and everything else that
4 ca mo convenient TO hand
Has ~ az hrsa
4 persons, ,rha o.c,temont
Is were nltten ~ the \. ~ !. A,a
In Fulton for tltne' = n y saiu'
i something intense. s 8ss3 I'M
.. a, y. "a, Il I. 80
yesterday by both houses OF The state sat.
LEGISLATURE e ssnen ~ ~ o
crnor In time for ~ ,atiect. 3. .an
country districts q henrlco ,eosney , y
question nov com naha!ng SONS
In yisW q 3 me before st
ti - ~. AMI and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
Summer Board.

A select few can obtain agreeable
BOARD now and during the coming
summer at
.sTH.E EXCHANGES
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA.
The place is Immediately on North River,
within & few minutes walk Of Dixondale
wharf and postoftce. where the steamer
Mobjack lands daily. and Is In n most
refined community. There ia q telephone
In the residence.
For particulars address
THE MISSES DABNEY, q
DIxonyllle Postotiice, 0loucestsrco We.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
THE PoPuLARlYoRk RIVER LINE,

N ttonnectlon for this populaF route to
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New. York and
Ill eastern points leaves Richmond. 4 80
p M. Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Fri lays,
but effective during the latter part Of
April daily. EXCEPT Sunday, TserY Ice w III
be established via this popular route,
Hhich will prove q great conYenle nce to
4 ~ travelling publ!ct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

thermometers il New York.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW YORK. April Fifth Avenue.
o. u Sands: Herald Square, y. p. Car
son; Grand Union. Dr.. D. f. Mcconnell
and wife; Imperial, ". IT. Dabney.
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Mr.. Boissea,u Here.

Mr. Preston Boisseau, prominent
was on the floor OF the House to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DAILY ] ! 4 | | ! ! {
NECESSITIES &c {
AT /. ExTREM ELY ! |. ! |. LOW.
PRICES.

Sugar Corn, cans for .asa
a-pound cans Table Peaches Z,
Large cans Pie Peaches. "a.
Best Granulated Sugar, pound n g
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup ,loc.88
Small smithfeld Hams. pound &c.
r. M. Shoe Backing, 2 boxes
Best City Meal, per peck .1sc.
or, bushel III. :. 4, !, \. d. Csc.
Large Canned Virginia Tomatoes &c.,
early Rose Potatoes, bushsl 7se 4
SArhuckles' Coffee. pound foc I
Cordoya or Lion Coffee, pound nc
a-pound can Grated Pineapple
Imported Macaroni, pound 6c I
blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart 100
Enameline Stove Polish, box 1913
Cuticula Toilet Soap, a for /, Sc
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, bar
Coco ss1 e SSse' d Missd ia pound
carolina RIGS, Per ! pound
Best Tea Dust, pound .,1,, aoss \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

a The Board OF Supervisors met a few
DAYS ago and transacted mass OF rou'
tine business. To the great Joy OF certain
\ Of the oyerseers OF the poor, t decided
to continue appropria tons to several desi
titute families In Henrico who are not
In the poor-house, 8ss3i