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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-21
CRoW BRoKEN Down.

st. Louis. Dec 20-Attorney General
Crow, whose health has been broken
down in his incessant fight to convict
the Missouri legislators charged with
boodling. has decided 60 90 90 Redlands,
Cal. to rccuperate. lie is suffering from
nervous prostratiou.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-21
RUssIAN colLnIssIoNER.

Chicago. Dec. 2o-Prince Nicholas w..
Engalitcheff Russian vice consul to Chi
cagO. has been appointed Russian COM
missioner to the St. Louis exposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-21
Proud Of It.

He stated that three men he knew
had secured SIG worth of stuff. Two
coupon books. almost traded out, We're
exhibited i'm the party while Taylor
was talking One book bore Taylors
name and the other the name of j. A
Bird. Taylor said ne had never worked
in a mine and had no intention of do
ing so. He said he was a good union
man who had worked i'm Salt Lake
many years and merely agreed to worN
for the coal company to get transpor-
tati0n eastward He said there were
at Castle Gate and appeared 20 view
the affair as an excellent joke on the
coal company.
The officers of the company learned
of the matter early today and a once
began preparations TO apprehend the
men The matter was reported 20 Vice
President kramer this morning
Kramer in a statement TO The Her
aid, stated that he believed that the
affair was planned i'm Salt Lake for the
purpose Of defrauding the company
and said he believed it was designed
TO be used as an argument TO strength
en- the union opposition to the com
pany. The men who boosted of the affair
in the presence of newspaper men and
others refused to state where they were
going from Helper and limited that
other men whom the company expected
to go TO work i'm the morning would
fail to show up. No further OBJECTIONS
i'm the ranks of the COmpany's en-
plOyes at Castle Gate. were reported
today, however
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-21
COMPANY LOSES
A FEW DOLLARS
Scheme Framed Up by Knights
Of the Read.
LINERS WHO WOULD NOT MINE
NAY GET A DOSE OF CARBON
COUNTY JUSTICE.
lsnecIaI b - HeraIdO

"a ELPER. Utah. Dec. 2o.-SeversI
III men who came from salt Lake
and other points to work ia the
mines of the Utah Fuel company at
Castle Gate left camp last night with
new clot=ing and other effects secured
at the company store. Under the inn
preston that the men were sincere i'm
their statements that they would go TO
work, the company issued'them coupon
books on the store and tho men traded
out several dollars worth each and left
for Helper.
one man at Helper in a talk with the
newspaper men today said ne was one
of the men and requested that the af-
fair be made public. He gave his name
as William Taylor and said he was q
member of local union No. r. painters
and decorators union salt Lake City
He said he had secured S. worth OF
clothing and exhibited the new gar
ments he wore as proof of his asser-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-21

The crime is believed to have been
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CONTINUED on Page TwoJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
BY N. W. 30 We.
Real Estate .AucttOnaer.
Executors { ale Of a Large Number.
a. attractive Building Lots 4 on q
Grove and Ford Avenues, naar B
the eli Line r, n, al Auot on,

viii cell for tie burmese 81 lqulaa I;I i,
debts due by my se ss ta ! s, ~ 4 paplls
TUESDAY bEtTMH I! ! Ell, lsss ,.
l.RAuTlpE 3 UILDIN'a LOTS oN.:THE
81 De De " GS y e II A neIi NH y
halfway. and also 32 BULLYING zLGt,S s'5
On BOTH SIDES Or LLOYD y ?, As = 9.r1ys55
.Avente lots, These lots, fronting thirty
1eet each except az 70 three os.th,e n. ~ t,
,ho Westhampton Railway and beiEg IN
l,e trend OF the clty's best growtn VEST,
chose seeking sites for homes and also
IF 81 ecu'ators. This property lH not 1t-3
iIered merely to test the milrket. BUT tor,s
the purpose OF realizing. 70 pay pressaall'ss
ueE is, 4, ~, y
ance on credits to suit tile purchasers.
oetered payments to be eyluenfeu p y
ally and both principal md Interest res %
be secured BY d ,, q q : r! !rgsi INAN
Executor OF y. Rucharan.lfleeccef'as'e SEQ
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THE ELECTION OF
SCHOOL. TRUSTEES
Boards to Choose Them TO Con-
sist Of County Superintend-
emf and Two Citizens.

The Senate Committee on Public Insll-
tutions and Education met yesterday az
ternoon at the Capitol to consider thy
Uill In relation to the management ana
government tho pnblie sch 'ol. " the
Suite. At recent meeting. OF ,ho cont
fmlttee Or. Kent DR.. Southall, MI. y. 3.
Brent and MT. j. a. AtcGllV.ay,ot the
State Board OF Education, appeared be-
suggestions in the way OF amendments TO
the bill. at that meeting quorum OF the
committee was not present.
at yes ,crday's meeting some OF, these
suggestions were adopted and some re-
jec.ed. Many OF them were mere changes
not anectiLg the provisions Of the ~.
4 The most impo, tant suggestion OF the
State Board was that the electoral poafd
who In turn select the trustees IN each
county consist OF three re\ient, hon-
oiticeholding voters. Instead c. embracing
the commemorative attorney ana super
lntendent as now.
Tho committee declined to adopt this
SUGGESTION but did provide that the coun-
ty superintendent and Two cltl.enS pc
made to constitute the board. This Is
partially the SUGGESTION OF the State
Boa q.
The State Board also recommended q
provision fotb.dding the selection OF any
relative OF g trus CO as teacher IN the
public schools OF the counties. This tho
Senate Committee declined to recommend.
The state Board OF Education desired
80 out OF office April ist. but the commits
tee recommends that the Trustees shall
go out Of office August LIST. their success
sors to be reappolnled for one, two and
three years respectively, and after that
Tor three years In every case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Rate Clerks Meet.

The rate clerks Of four of he lending
Southern railway systems are In session
in this city, and have been since Monuay
engaged in checking up rates on frc,Ent.
The always represented are the sea !
board Air Line, Southern the Atlantic
Coast Line and The Norioik and Western.
It is said that Lha OBJECT OF the meeting
Is to secure uniformity In freight rates.
ana correct any errors tiat may he found
in tho printed la,iifs Of the roads named.
The, meeting Is customary about once q
year. Tho.e present at the meeting are
reticent, preferrl,iY no mention at their
presence here. which they say Is merely
u formal matter and has nothing to do
with late making or raising. j,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
cottrell & Son Win suit-stean-
boat Case Up To-day,

The United States Circuit Court WAS
engaged all day yesterday with the trial
of the suit OF the S.; II. Cottrell & SoH
va. The snokeless Fuel Company. m
action for debt on Nv contract and late
In the AFTERNOON he Jury returned . YER
dict for the ploIntiff fdrlsa 24se5. The
na al gSaltm eas anHq s y' thousand ao'
Mr.. Sands closed tnrt the, defendant and
Mr.. Pollard for Fthe plaintiff and at 1890
tho case went To the Jury. At ~ the
fury filed in and announced q verdict for
the plaintiff for the amount stated. IS
It wos aimed nv the plaintiff that the
deferdent had contract TO furnish them
several Thousand tons Of cool on whic'
they could have made profit OF 81 per
ton. Owing to the failure ri the COM
nnnv to O. rrv out that contract the arm
The co,irt then took $,ip the case Of
John Henry RoblnSop,sia negro boy
charged. with. ritling letters, The t."y
.eturned verdlctaofe guiltySa and fine OF
$50 was imposed. ~
Court then adjourned until 10 4 NJ.
to-day. At that time the case OF United
states VS.. lI.E T. Jones. q suit TO recover
sun alleged to be due BY Jones as suretv
on bnnd
Among the most Interesting cases at
this term lis that OF the Weema Steam-
boat Company VS.. The PEOPLES Steam
>tat Company. which will come UP to-
,iay, III this case the Ween.s Comnany
sought 10 enjoin the Peoples Company
from the use at certain Dicks and piers
,long the Rnppnhannock River, claimed
to be its property IN fee simple or held un-
dor lease. Tho court refarredrto special
master the ma tier to ascertain and report
the facts TO the court. Special Master
Urncst NJ, Long has made a volumlnous
md exhaustive report. whicl, t Is UNDER
stood sustairs the claims OF the Weems
Company to the ownership or lease g,
docks, The PenpIe's Company has fletl
,Ncertlons to the report and nrsumnht
viii Ne heard TODAY on those execution
\ brilliant array OF counsel on enoh side
viii appear in this argument The case
e onefor widesprend interest along the
napnahannock River, where ra'e war
ms long been waged by the rival steam-
hcat companies, The Peoples Company
has heen using tho docks and piers of
It'd Weems Company. under the letter's
,rotest the Weems COMPANY Is one
Of the Oldest steamboat lines In TINS
country Great interest attaches to this
Nearing. t
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creek church torr ths beneAt Of the
church was socially ard financially suc-
DERELICT5 LIGHTER IN I.
GRAVEYARD REACH

The derelct lighter In the river seems
10 have seen It's best days n!so as q men.
ace u navigation When last seen the
or IONS landing, winch Is ON inously
i,ear & aveynrd teach. The Old Dominion
Gnd Virginia Navigation Companies. yes
terdny AFTERNOON chartered q lug and. sen t
her down 10 pull the lighter out of#the
channel. I, 4 .si3. 5;.t. !. ~. Il Is
The tug will Hook on to IL, and pulling
II as close to the shore as possible, ancho'
IL. The tug was pobably at work all Of
last night, but doubtless got the .scoW out
81 amer, whlc.I5lett here at Z In tho
evening reached chat point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
VEWHOUSE WANTS TO
AMEND JORDAN BILL

when the Jordan oyster bill comes up
Tor ma lract,on In the House to-day Mr..
Newhouse, OF sculpeper. vii offer an
Announcement providing that the matter
Of renting out the barren area In the
Baylor survey be LEFT TO the State Board
OF Fisheries. ,nstead oiaappo'nting, leg
lslativaf commit ,s on to DO: this work.
& ut Is unla.rsto strip these officers Of
thsjri power, said cQlnnel Newhou'e y
besides, to leave thesmatt tier to them. IN
whose hands II properly belongs. Will be
10 save a large amount Of money to the
state.al shall5not only. offer The amend
ment. but shall do all Sin my power to
have. II adopted, 49, e..y. u ls3a zs5H6.t
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---y-~r-- = =
HlUST RUN ACROSS"
Soma PeonLe arc Lucky,

4 .3.Etss. soma ~eoUIe fNJo .~hsNJ' f,
some people make an intelligent study
Of FOOD and get on the right track (pure
food Others are lucky enough 70 s IT,
upon the right way out Of the dithculty
j TN as a Phladelnhia woman did,
she says haa , ,an av.r ,,TI1b,
Sawed s,s ia disagree With me- and I wa
on ths point 81 starvation. when one day
I happened TO run across aemonstrati9 =,
NJ Postum Food Coffee at one Of tho big
stores here.
took sample home s t and san sample lee O.
oenin and found they agreed with me
perfectiy. For months ! made them M,
main diet, and as the res plt an restored
to my former perfect hea!th ana can ea'
when spoke e ny physls al = ah o,
S isnt food.Sp ~ Name given by Postum,
a.. Battle Greek Mich.
There's a reason.
Look for the famous little book, 1.-THE
Road to Welly!ls.s In every package o1
both Postum and EGrape-NHts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
TRY THEM
IN HENRIC0.
Three Justices to Sit III the Gases
Of Candidates and s. ...... ....s
Others.
HEARING BEGINS At 10 Al, M.
Much Gossip About the Matter
All Over the County--IWo
Women Claiming a Child.

A communication received yesterday 81
the Henrlco Courthouse from Squire
n. C. Friend OF yarina District indicates
that the plan for "a joint Session, t1f the
three magistrates Ito whom the election
indictments have been certified Y meets
with his approval. The trials VIII there
upon begin at 10 o'clock this morning.
The greatest interest Is being man.
tested In the cases. and much = y, specuia =
ton IS TO DO noted. 1t ls difficult TO
predict results. but free EXPRESSION Is
being given to the opinion s.hnt nothing
will com & OF all the atir-up The lndlct.
rnents,E IL is decla red, will die n ma tural
death, having nothing UPON which TO go.
This, however. Is nothing more ina
common talk, though j y very general;
There Is no telling what may bs turned
up when tho hearings begin.
The cases will certainly be called to-
day.and 1t is more thnn likely that they
will be gone Into. The accused. as
general thing nro prcnared TO go on at
once. The Commonwealth is supposed 70
be In like position. The three maEis-
trates are 's1uire George W..,Iho n =
Squire James T. Lewis and Squire Il. G.
Trriend. The indictments to be tried
arc n ro,nat state sena tor Julian Bryant,
Urea surer W. II. Brauer. Treasurer
". j. Todd Commits iorer of the Rcvenue
w. chidrey. Walter p. Bra uer. Pat
McDonough Inseph Sunni and william
p. Terry. The witnesses for ~, Con-
norwe,lth are Ms follows: l.. .. Grnen.
Frank Valley John Sweeney, John
rutherford william Valentine. II G.
Ijechler, Leonard Schaaf w. p, Frayscr
Ashby. Frny.er, George Giffert.- Joseph
August and c. II. W'hiuock.
All OF the n1rticipan,s were negroes. yet
II was strikingly pathetic scene h"t
was enncted yesterday during trial
before Squire Lewis In the Magistrate
Court
The case was thatsof Belle Johnson. q
buxom negro woman, charged by Sa|le
Jenrces with stoaling the lat'ers child AMI
holding II IN durancc with Intent to extnrt
money. The evidence did not sustain he
4 cha rye and the case was dismissed. md
the mother Will now probably Institute
haheas corpus proceedings In the proper
court to recover the child
II fenn,s finn what can be gathered
o! the case that the Jeffress woman gave
the child into the care,nf Belle Johrsnn
when It was ess than year nd. Belle
Gays sha. gave her the child absolu ely
and moreover signed a paper resigntnc
all right to 1t The little picIanlnnyi Is
now about seven years old. Some time
ago the .Jeftress woman SO It ia said.
came from Newport News. where she
lives. to Bolle's Henrtco homo. and took
botfr ri,h MISUNDERSTANDING tand tAr-
ricd them way Belle followed her tn
Newport News and succeeded In getting
the child hack again. The efforts IN the
part OF tina mother to recover II We're
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
First Voyage at Sea-

Rev. James ". Morris. assistant erec.or
NJ Grace Eniscoral Church will deliver
a lecture at the church FRIDAY Seven1rg Of
n ext weekday First Sea Voyage" will re
the. subject Mr.. Morris will discuss, doub'-
less with far more endowment on thee
part Of hIssaud'ence than he experienced
On that nfrsts Yoya ge4whens on his way
to Brazil. the scene Of his useful mission
work. His steamer ran into teri BILE
storm and the minister for time was
led to believe for several reasons that
his mission was to the fishes rather than
the heather.
The proceeds Of the lecture will%be used
for the church. Mr.. Morris Is an enter
tanning speaker, .ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
! Postoffice Revenue.

Cashier w. McKim Marriott Of the
city posomce has furnished The Times
Dispatch with the following com rative
statement OF stamp and otf',r sales by
the postoc'ce Cor the month Of fovem.
ber.t l003 and 1902: Sales for November,
lON3 $es,7ll.5s: for November 1902. 500,
22eS'.47 Increase for November, 1873.
.2.52a.ll
Cashier Marriott Is busy send'ng out
checks for salaries TO the. rural free de-
livery salaries for the month. which has
now become a henvy; duty. This month
ssa checks, aggr,gating $1,000. have been
sent ont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
His Sister Dead.

Captain c. j. Iredell, Of the Second
auditors ONCE. State Library building,
was called TO- Raleigh. ~ c.. yesterday
BY the death at her -hor, there OF his
sister Mrs. Margaret Treadwell Shinp.
Mrs. Ship was the widow, Of Hon. Will
Liam NJ. Ship, at one time attorney
general OF North Carolina, and the
dauehter Of Govern or james Ired.,ll. OF
the same State, She was the; stepmother
IL, Lieutenant militant NJ. Ship, United
states cavalry, who was killed In the
battle Of Ssh Juan Hill. fat3:s n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
any 10Y GAINED 30 POUNDS"
Father Johns Medicine Restored Him

. {.
"Aly little boy had severe stomach
trouble and cough He had no appetite
and was very weak, The day he COM
menced taking Father Johns Medicine
his weight was So pounds, Now he weighs
rs pounds. His cough Is gone; he has a
good appetite and he Is able to ride h's
bicycle and ride horseback and SAYS he
feels as well as ever, am Very thank
full to know that there Is such grand
Medicine and would recommend Il as a
body builder TO every one who Is suffer-
Ing from any weakness. (Signed> Mrs,
q. A. Goodwin, Blossburg, Tlosa Co.,
Pa, Father Johns Medicine is for sale
BY Owens s: Minor Drug 60! No. l01f
East Main Street; City Drug Store. No.
|lel4 East Main street; PEOPLES Drug
store, No. S9o0 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue;
North Side Pharmacy. No. 04l North
Fifth Street; Pine Street Pharmacy No.
ss4 South Pine Street, East Pharmacy.
i No, aepl ysnnble street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Fo,I,r Convers ions.

The revival services llp progress at
Cavary Church under the conduct Of the
pastor. Rev. Weston Bruner. and Rev.
G. G. Coleman &nre growing steadily In
and devout congregation. Four additions
to the church were had. and a large
and earnest interest was manifested
Biz men. boy and two young ladies'
asked prayers. Rev. Mr.. Coleman VIII
preach at noon and again at P. Nj
to-day sl} ls8ss +t5 fs.5}agE ~ itS' 5t b&ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Old Photograph Lost.

An old photograph OF much value to
lts owner was lost y4ster'ny somewhere
.etween Ho11.cr & Cl'rSe's gallery on
Broad Street. and III, Valentine studio.
Eleventh and Clay Streets. The photo.
ga nh Is h.rhiv pred by It's owner. and
pny one finding would confer a favor
by eitre- leavi-g It at the gallery or
HalentiEa's studio. 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF
NEAT STORE. AM DWELLING
10. 436 N. Duval Street.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF, tr,ls,s.s
dated August %, 1901 and recorded N "
Court, default hay been made Il in z, I :,
and being required by the ho.der of sa5 go
SO to DO, will sell at PUBLIC auction. oa
the P MoNpAY. DECEMBER 4, 1903
at 1880 o'clock P. M..5the above propertty,S
deserssd IN sa'd Hfsd =, as S9oWyas n
Richmohd: va. opths North He 81 q al
Shocks Alley, oommen cling At q ! pe { ~ i
about 70 feet east Ct . Broo|R y avenu;H
north north Inc OF Dnval street twenty 4So35 4
feet, and running back between parallel
lines SIS feet, more or less. vi n " Il.
The improvements eoIsis, Of 4. alneat I'VE "
story frame store and dwelling, wal ! eA ' -
ed to good paying tenants .5ta
TERMs-csSsh ag e lns sx . 8; s5 WIS
Interest from August %, 1905 BALANCE ut
one ano ~ q 81 DENooN, Trustee. IS
deN o-tds 4g s s53fg lay 1{s g6t5 XXI YEsEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
DONATION physhT HOMIE ''
FOR WIDOWS Of VETERANS

\ Dona ton Day at the Home for Needy
Confederate Women to,dry Will be made
notable by public reception, which will
Doubtless be- attended by many prominent
neople OF the city and n'erners OF the
Leg slature
The Board Of Directors OF the FIone
viii receive. These ladies are Mrs, a, j.
Montague, Miss Ruby Bodeker. Mrs
John w. richardson, Mrs, Emanuel RAJ b.
Ms, s. 3. Witt, srs, JeIRss Keith. Mgs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Steamship Bill.

The House Committee on Roads have
fixed next Wednesday, at 10 o'clock as
tho time for hearing argument on the
bill of Mr. Biscoe to allow nder.,ndent
steamship lines to use the public wharves
along the RappahanHock River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Voters Paving.

Registered voters in richmond have
until December 18th to pay their poll
taxes and, there Il. a, gseat rush each day
at the Office OF Treasurer Phillips II
looks now as If nearly. II M. quite. all
those registered will ray up. Il 9&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Little Scr, Dead.

House Committee Cork John J. Burke
of Mathews, was called home yesterday
BY a telegram announcing the death OF
his infant son. OF typhoid fever. MT.
Burke has another child III OF the Same
malady, and has the deepest sympathy
OF his friends hers, Ri \. ;l 4 Il
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A RICHMOND MAN. is
HONOR ED IN !; CINCINNATI

At aareoent rneelinggof theyAmerican
"A ssociat ton OF tsPassenger3 Ind o,Baggafe
s: II. Bownili i, : ylzad1os the Richmond
Transfer Company was elected president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Brotherhood Officers,

rhe Hrother hood of St.5Andrew, Of ths
ST. James Episcopal Church met iast
night In the lscturh room Q! the chuISR
ana selected the 10 lowing ottlcaIs tar ths
Ar. Isanghosns, prssIdent: Rntaplr
Erocs on brough. vics-psesident; W!llMW
ralme HIN, secretary; EawaEa ASaaA
treasurer, VA 6S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Commissions Work.
the Corporation. Commission yester'

In the CorpuFat1oh CUoEaH11ssIoH y 1sle'
day: y t
Kingans and Company. Limited. cor
rorat ION & chartered I''ndcrS the laws OF
Great Britain. and the New River Min.
eral Company. al New York corporation.
were authorized to do business In Viz
cir Las Ilc.:I!sa .iSfs -...s
chs rtara j granted The ola Dominion
oantile%Compan OF Norfolk, H. "
Lane, ,.preside,it;S capital stock. $1,000 to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Mr.. PARKINSON
HAS RESIGNED
Has Left the I. c. Williams CO.
Receipts Of Tobacco Are
Lighter.

Receipts OF oos,e tobacco on the Rlch|
mond market are considerably llshter,
but are expected 10 pick up again u toe
seasons are favorable to a handling OF
the crop Prcss continue somewhat
aboys those that marked the opening Of
the market
Mr., j, i, Parkinson. one Of the best
known tobaccons,s Of the city, has ten-
dered his resignation as seHer.. ~ ~
ager OF the \. G, Williams branch OF the
this city The resignation has e,sn ac.
oepted, and has already gone into effect
Whether or not a successor 70 NJ "a r,
kinson Will be chosen will be decided "
= f'rnr3 en9s ED Yer iY.
Mr., Edward Winfree Ia now supervisor
Of "a the Richmond market, He
succeeds Mr.qW p. Cnshman, who goes
North to engage In business, u
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gI.arg,e Attendance.

The serv!ces which nre being held +"
tbs nans body OF the Second Boptisi
Church. corner SIXTH and Main stree s
being conducted BY, the pastor, pr, W, r.
t.. Smith, who Is being assisted BY ut
r.. o. Garland, the business EVANGELIST
are being remarkably, vel. attended. Mr.
Ganrla I'd drawing a large compensation al
zach meetings. K Pr .}-F $50
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Judgment Rendered.

In B the,i City Circuit Court yesterday.
Judgment for ,sool9 was rendered In Ia
vorE o,ffa r !ohn7ond Sold Storage ana lee
the VILLAIN -Kingflce Company.
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Grace Street Residence.

M.rsrs. j. b. Elan & Co.. real esta'"
agents sold privately yesterday the two
storycframe dwelling. No. 4l3 West Grace
Street. with lot IS 3-4 BY loo te',t. 20
~ a CIV Lynn. for s41o0 cash. Mr.
I.vnn viii occupy the dwelling as o home
during the corning year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-03
Found Lady's Wrist Bag,

d Police onlcer Sherry. OF the First Dis
tict found ladya wrist bag near
Four eenth and Main q Streets Yesterday
afternoon. The bag x contained a email
sum Of money and "a rosary. The owner
can SCI II " calling atftle. First Police