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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
meet ING OF
The: LEAGUES 3 IS
President Pays a Visit to.
Richmond.
BISHOP GALL WAYCOMlNG
viii Be Among the Speakers at the
Big Meeting TO Sc, Held II This
City-HilI Discuss the
Orphanage, Etc.

The Rev. ID. r. Dadnun, OF Norfolk,
president of the Epworth Leagues Of vir-
GINA, was in tho city q day or two ago
In the interests Of tho annual State con-
vcntlon to be held March 20th to Goth in
Danvlllc. He spoke to the pastors upon
the matter and in other ways took steps
to arouse interest in the coming gath
cring.
Tho Indications, says Mr.. Dadmun,
point TO one Of the greatest conventions
In the history Of the Virginia body.
Everything Is favorable for a great time.
The place Is an unusually attractive ono
and a choice programme has been ar
ranged.
n n FROM RtCHM OND.
"A large delegation Of Richmond Meth
odlsts will attend. All pastors In the con-
florence nre members Of the body ex-oftl-
clio. Each League Is entitled to send one
delegate for every thirty members
churches without leagues may each send
one delegate.
Judging from the HIST Of speakers tho
convention will be a notable one. The
programme has not yet been Issued, but
Mr.. Dadmun Is able to give tho, names
of some Of the moro prominent mon who
will be there. Bishop Galloway, of Ok
ford, Miss, declared by many to be the
most eloquent Methodist in the South,
will distinguish the meeting by his pres
ence He has been invited and will With
out doubt come Another prominent fig
ure will be tho Rev. Fl. M. Du Bose, D.
D., general secretary Of the Epworth
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1s11saas1sSS1SasaSadSS11S,
Barton #e!gAts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Little Miss Kathleen o Bannon met with
& a very painful accident last Saturday
She was riding q bicycle and fell, bruisinC
her face quite badly. She WILL however
be out in a day or two.
Mrs, c. L. Woodwork and daughter,
Miss Eidas, formerly Of Richmond, who
have been visiting at the home OF Cap
tain e. IL Lea, have left Tor Northern
trip. and from there will return to their
home In Edgartown. Mass,
Mr., Eddie Goodloo has returned from
Clifton Forge.
MIR, Jack Mitchell, OF Curtis Neck, Is
visiting friends on tho Heights.
Mrs. Jameson, Of Howardsvdlle. is Wis
iting her brother. near Hermitage Road,
n Miss Mary Wilson, who has been Wis
iting on York Street. has returned to
Ashland.
Mrs. Johnson. OF Norfolk. is visiting
near the Seminary.
Mrs. 8. p. Jones, OF Luck Avenue, Is
visiting relatives In Manchester.
Miss Esther Lumsden Is visiting the
\ Misses Ladd. Of Hermitage Road.
Miss Jean Harris has returned to Hem
rico after visit to friends near Chestnut
Hin.
Master Willie Ynrbrough, who has been
spending few days with his parents ut
u Lakeside, has returned to West Virginia
Il Mr., Perciyal Lucke has returned home
I from trip to buckingham.
Sex Miss Annie Cartwright, Of Goochland,
Y is visiting friends on Chestnut lHll,.
-; N.Y. to,,,a near lakeside
!'ts no' nsrnrdv ~ Cold uarbor. is Wis.
MIs MU ~ 1srookIand park.
'l1as t HnWa, - ~ Jann~er e vlsitine Mi,
-. Sa4ns''' ~ -'o' ~ -
NJ xy,u,, ,nson and wife OF Brooklant
M, WMnuttsotn ~ aau sh 49, y,sit - friend,
iaIk, naYs ~ St no' A'' 49,,
N Ms; Me" ipn N psl1e r,,,cr Of BROOK Road
s..es 49, w., 1,,sitinv Mrs + r. Ti,ler
" VIZ n, maS A aver s has returned home
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THE BUSINESS.
Quite a number Of important matters
viii be before the convention this year.
Special attention will bo given TO Ine
worth League work in the country. Mr.
Dadmun says the cities are now thor
oughly covered, and that It but remains an
to organize the country districts IN the
same manner. 7,n,,ort,
The flrst conference Of the EpWortn
leagues resulted in the sending out or
49, ,rst southern Methodist missionary
to Korea. with the Lea CUES began also
the movement which led up to the estab-
1 1 of tho Virginia Conference Or
nhannge here. Hence special interest
viii be- taken in the orphanase this year
superintendent Mastin WI , MAKE = ~ rep Mr
Tom P. Branch, of this city; Mr.. w, H.
Vincent, Of capron, and Mr.. j. b. Winn'
OF Norfolk. E
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A TABLET UNVEILED
Memory of Rufus Norman Marlborough
is FittinglY Honored.

On Saturday evening, March It'll, 4
beautiful oak and brass tablet was I'M
yelled In the chapel of the Episcopal
High School, near Alexandria. in mem
DRY of Rufus Norman Yarbrough. a
former student there The service was
sweet and simple; every boy was pres
ent, for every one loved the boy In
whose memory tho service was 70 be
held,
First the boys sang hymn $50. "IIark
Harls, My Soul Then the 23d Psalm
was read, then = prayer offered. then
hymn a23. Lead. Kindly LGh5'. Mas
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Headquarters for. Lenten supplies,

Headquarters for Lenten supplies,
Boneless or Shredded Goldfish, &c. pack
age; Scotch Herrings' soc' box; New
large cans Salmon for 25c.i now callfor-
MIA Prunes, 0 pounds for &c.; new Dried
Peaches, Nectarines or Aprlcots, So
new Carolina Rice, Go. pound; Malta Vita
or Grape Nuts, l2c. pa ckagei new Split
Peas, 4c. pound, and everything wanted
+ 1850 = S. ULLMAN'ss SON,
Uptown store; 500 r. Marshall
I. Down Town store; 1870 1s222 y. MAaus
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The Indisposed Senators.

Senator lie Cato is still confined to his
room at Ford's Hotel by illness, His
condition was better yesterday,
Senator Opie is improving at the Re-
treat for the Sick. t
Senator HUTCHINSON Is still quite In
disposed at his home, IN Mecklenburg
county.
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She Took Poison.

Florence Harmon. Of No, 12s West
Broad Street, yesterday morning at
tempted suicide by swallowing an over
dose of poison, she will recover, due to
tho efforts Of DR., Labenburg and Or.
Flegenhelmer,
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Leased Swimming Pool.

Mr.. Joseph I.asltter has leased filcks
swlmming-pool bath houses and dwell
lings. Tho pool will be conducted this
summer and will doubtless prove very
popular.
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Gone to Philadelphia.

Miss Rosa Van Wort has returned to
Philadelphia to complete her course In
massage and electricity at the Orthopae.
do Hospital.
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THIS wednesday, MORNING. MARCH
llth,. at 1920 o'clock, we will sell at our
auction ware-rooms. No. Oh East Broad
Street, to the trade, In bulk and original
packages. a large consignment OF staple
ana as groesses esn sa a. oyEnn
packages; 500 pounds Mahogany Blend
Smoking Tobacco, 3 cnddies Chewing Tot
sbacco, 10000 Cigars. Is thousand cigar
cites, 10 cases English Prepared MUSTARD ~
I!aisins, Candies, Vinegar, 70 barrels Roe
Herrngs, Is kegs Lake Fish. Concentrat-
ed Lye, Borax. Mixed Pickles. 20 cases
Butter Trays, 40 cases Canned Corn. loO
eases Canned Peas, 90 cases cove oysters.
and Toilet Soaps, 10 sacks Roasted Coffee.
n uHa - H H s. Hoffman IIonse. Royal
and other. Baking Powders. Ivory. Gel
luloid. Alabast and Corn Starch. 10 cases
roni. IS cases Rolled Oats. 50 cases Sal
per, Nutmegs, Extracts, Quinine. Choco-
late, Smoked Beef. Pottcd Ham, ~ cases
Flask lnk4 eases Gee!a}iine doI e s rSs
Bleaching, stove Polish, Ball and Stick
.Bluclng, 6 cases Pork and Beans. bar
jrcls Table Salt. Mixed Pickles. 20 Buck
cts. assorted Preserves 100 barrels Mo-
aso RsD fF BIZ sa? sasar syE E syr4p
Louisiana Juice: y. Q. Standard Plnnta-
tionI belmont vanilla Drip Syrup, Powha-
tan Plantation Sugar Drip Syrup. Import
ed Porto Rico and other brands OF Syrups
numerous to mention; also two Electric
Ceiling Fans, Sea les. etc. Entire stock to
be sold without limit or reserve, and TO
be removed at once to make room Tor
other sales. 9 x
X TERMS-Cash.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

In execution Of q deed Of TRUST from
Adlckes and Ernest a., q Ad hA . date ed
iho 1sh besS page an" New Ken
County Court, default having been made
in the debt secured, and being required
ST. Signed ne II trustees viii sell, By public auc-
80 NEW KENT ;S cogRTHpU y ~,
at II o'clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE as
described in said deed, it being the tract
OF land and the 'lmprrovements there1e,n
.n npMits It. from Providence Forge,in New
Kent county. Immediately on the road
leading from Proyidhenee Forge ,n to nay
en5 eoMnty on the
Gsmis GGe'sT1s Frame Dwelling
OF qbGaf e ~ r S9ems
Hen-fouse, etc; about one third or more ,olo
Of the land being cleared and nrqhdIncftIInme .
o esr cord ra wood ss tr ant neng
and the land Of good quality well aa aMnnl4
HpoW tyacfi Is t frHlf sh 4
Convenient and desirable. within ta ' Hon
q on PF1yaeaslS Fo ara oho
GOOD gn nelghhorhood conYenlent e markets
s sehoos ehnrchea. mills aHdt n sto EXPENSES
fll cash n, e 20 axe sIe to date Of
sae he ls snaars
q he taxes IS foss .o 5he WITH interest there
Sssss e. ii. ssE 'ef
gre eRnote a'' Far $500 each at one and two
. W.s s'ot now III in default, and any protest
aT srdfon qpSn aEsqs
as 20 - th tSree Years for $500, and interest
n tSeeeo q from December i, 1900, TN De
sambe BY n9te ,S Of The no RutTSG s
sGeIert !; and the residue. II any u two
eeuuhai tirstaiments at one and two years BY
negotiable notes With Interest addssd an|d
prope ri : or for all cash as to said resi-
due, at the option. Of the purchaser
Possession will be given of the entire
premises at ONCE, ,r,,,, err. AN.
CHRISTIAN SCtIAAF,
Trustees.
J. b, ELAN & Co., Auctioneers, II rs
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AUCTION {s,AIrs--ruLJ,rl,uRE y DAYS.

- 1
BY VIM 70. PlzzlhlA Company
Il Real Estato sAuttloneers, & X
Tenth and Bank Streets.
/ ~ Z s sAt 5B ( NJ
cohrAiH I'M 80 S'1 1.s="AoaseHss, "; ;MoRz
Or I IIE s n'ya ~ N,n Hlas j sTA1E OF
rive s nMshl HSD 'ra aE 'or n s'oAr'
TOGETHER Wifi e4RH twH,oH !.
cosTTo EJECT ovEH $4,000,
sAR ~ Q UT1uiL! y oe,
s'To 4WEar S!7vSJly, As F HossETT
ON THE so0THERN RAILWAY.
BY virtuo Of d decd Of trust dated. Jan-E
o OIL 81 " powhat tan Goart il p - ,$l
df fha hy 1Sore sG nne
Reas 'h hw ss public auction S
rs Rsfa!Ysss Ms e 4. 1908 A. No
win all. inc Dulldln8S thereon, rlP ntst z
ways and npp,rtennnces thereto belong
Ing, lying and being, in tho, county OF
Danvllle r.. II. (now Southorn) Mt Pow
hatan (npw Dorsett) Station, adjoining
the lnnd, now. or formerly owned y b.
James Allen on one side and bounded .by
sGenito md tho Powhn tan roads on tho
other sides. containing 349h acres. more
or less. lS i
This Is one OF the finest and best i'm.
proved farm properties in this section OF
the country, and most convenient to
Richmond By numerous daily trains at
co,n,,y!enien, hours and cheap comnutat!on.
2 This sale Is made subject to. prior
deed Of trust, securing n principal noto
OF 5000, due February 49, 1904. and two
Interest notes Of 800 each, fdue9respectivc-
~. August 20. 1903, and February &C.
As TE1RAfs-Cnsh as to tho cost Of SALE
any taxes due on the date OF sale. and a
ratnble proportion OF the taxes for the cal
endar year. and to pay two notes amount
Ing to {l0C0 and interest from January
4. 1908. and a credit as to four notes Of
go. ench payable respectively, July J.,
1903. January ], 1901, July1 ], 1901. and Jan-
yuary l, 1905. and one notc for i.00O pay-j
able January /. 1906; any balance at ono
and two years from date of sale With In
Sterast added and secured by deed OF trust
f'5S5 VIM. b. PIzzINI. Trustee.
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Property Transfers.

Property Transfers
Annie D. Drinard to Napne B. Drin-
ard, interest In 16 is feet on east side
Cherry Street, 1870 feet north Of Cary,
s275.
Elizabeth ]. Hamilton to Harry A..
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In execution OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrco In NO
case or Waster Brown vs. Hugh Brown
day OF February, 1893, the Undersigned
Special Commissioners will sell at pub
lc a4GtitGin1, q the P THe9mM1se112 81 ass
Ii property. The improvements cen.
slst OF a two-story frame dwelling. Win
brick basement, known as 1929 Ashland
Street containing rooms The LOG
fronts 30 feet on south side OF Ashland
Street and rims back between parallel
With few repairs this property e, can ! DO
TERMS-one-third cash. balance in,
and ~ months In equal lnstalncnts. the
purchaser giving negotiable notos for the
deferred payments with Interest added
from day OF sale; or all cash. at the op-
ton Of the purchaser nnd ne VIZ D DO
chase money is paid and the conveyance
Is ordered by the court :, =
SyM. a. MoNcURE.
Special Comnlisslo ncrs.
In the Clerks office OF the Circuit Cours
OF the County OF Henrico go,
Walter Brown. ......,.......P ta!nt!il'
Hugh I Hrown and Matilda Brown.
1, John =. Broaadus. clerk q the !, s ale!
Of the Special missioners by the , de.
cree rendered In said cause on the 10Th
of February. 1903. has been duly given;
Given under my hand as clerk Oh aho
said court this 9Th day OF March, 1919
j. =. BROADDUS.aCl erK n
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Geo. w, Mayo, Auctioneer.

Geo. w, Mayo Apctioneer
~ AWNBRoKER's SALE OF UNRE-
r DEEMED PLEDGES,
will sell at n, Harfeld's PaWnshop
No. i9s n. Seventeenth street, Ct 1dos y z. NJ,
all unredeamed pledges, Including Cloth
ing. Guns, Pistols. Matches, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, etc /, !, - !, 4, y
Parties having K9oas vp., iiS19nfhe a s nYldd
redeem them OF they Y, W Wv R Pn ffD ItS
yif6I n X. ~ 8 tate Auct ioneers
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MIN RI1SINESS,

League movement In the South. The
headquarters Of DR.. Du Bose are AZ
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BY The Valentine Auction Co., ,3ls
Auctioncers, 612 u. Broad Street. 7.

+ 1GRocDisfEs: LARGE CoNsIGN-
MENT OF STAPLE AND FANCY.
GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS OF ALL
KIND SMOKING AND CHEWING TO
3BACCO, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES;
CANDIES, q G OTFI1E, TEAS, MATCHES,
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES; ROE
HERR1NGS AND LAKE FISH, SALT,
MA CARONI, PICKLES, 5MOLASSES AND
sYRUps. ETC, ETC, AT AUCTION TO
TIL 70 IRA DE. BgE&.3 IA l{Ea 3aga
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sung, after which the tablet was un-
yelled by Landon r. Mason, Jr., a Rich
tmond boy and O warm friend OF the
deceased.
At the base Of the tablet are these
words: 3{,i y
coward We Go, For Still We Hear
Them Singing
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FRAME DWELLING AND LARGE LOT
ON NORTH SIDE OF MAIN Be
TWEEN. THIRTY THIRD AND
THIRTY FOURTH STREETS,
KNOWN AS NO. 1910 =. MAIN STREET.
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TWEEN THIRTY THIRD AND
THIRTY-FOURTHLS TRl0lyIS, -.-
KNOWN AS NO. 1910 Z. MAIN STREET.
In execution OF deed of trust dated
December 10th, 1900. and recorded in
clerks office OF Richmnn92nd ChanScery
Ing been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, and being required 50
to do, I will sell by auction on the prem M
isos' THURSDAY Ii MARCH 12. 1903,
at s o'clock r, NJ. the above mentioned
dwelling, containing about s rooms, The
lot has a frontage Of 1872 feet on north
side Of Main Street by depth Of about
: TERMs --Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale, any taxes that may be due, m
for 500, with interest on same from pc,
cember TO- 1902 subject h1SWeyer q IS 70 f9oa:
residue at and 2 years from day Of sale.
credit payments to bear interest ana pc
secured ~ trust decd; or all cash at st
0pS II, r. Pollard. Jr., Trustee.
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P. S.-This is not fire sale or goods
damaged by fire and water, but consists
OF clean and salable goods. =.
81 THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co..
+ Auctioneers. a8
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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81. IN THE CITY 49, - mn, K ~
HAVING 4 Front !, !, q }iy ~ y F MMmTr -
s1 fNchEs 70 75f. ALLEY II REAR,
in execution OF a decree in the Law an ana
Equity Court OF the cityhof, s dhch in SUIT
y en B. dd hs0s vs. John NJ
the thuas premises. subject TO conirma ton o.
the the c '9pHHtiR Rs MARCH 10. 1909, Z !,
Impr o. consist Of sisto story, WIT" With
house (with dry cellar p On y n1eossiblc to
alley ,he n t6erefro to this alley and
A' The house is thoroughly snps.and51a,
modern, and is equipped WIN I'm, ~ m ndions
elsG.ric scaes etc. end also has electric
niinhta closets and water on, every li tII,
l 81 20 al gants furnace In cellar. heating
offices and Is now lnaeT re'!,tl q ~ 5nn neS
yS years y It's proximity to tobacco wares
fn,,ses, depots and ,Wharyes comman9s
Unusual shipping facilities. and makes ~
to m tob hit tpuH
any Misunderstanding or wholesale business:
5as tfe walls arc OF sufficient strength 70
Investors arc requested to note i ts f fhe
nSnl Fsn of s aes ars lfnaea
N-NTERMs- One fourth CA) cash, an a. p al
ance In, equal l!nStalments, pnyanleo e ter
ispectively In G.. u and Is months al te
date of sale to be evidenced ~ negotnaiRtis
10 be retained until purchase money n;y+ ~
20 ~ BI5AUREGAFDiL oRR2,A ais' E p,
Il. NJ, WORKMAN s. CO., Auctloneers,
7 II i . F. .
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T.. NJ WORKMAN s. CO., Auctloneers'
The bond required of the receiver Pc, pe,
fore he shall act ms such has been GUY
Taste: p, p. WINSTON. Clerk.
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BY T.. M. Workman & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneeIs' {
~ Is North Ninth Street,
TRusTEE's SALE OF MOE sI1MI-DplRg.
! 4TACIIED BRICK zDWELLIM,GGi;, z! M;
B 81 y AH sb yAdKsoM, SIS, s65 3NS;;
TAINING u ROOMS. WITH LOT esf>A1s
FEET no AN ALLEY,
by Williams X1TsHs q ana aeeq 'aPsS Sasd
offiae of the Richmond Chancery CquI our,
81 b. 143 &, p.476, Default haying , DEL!
made, and being requested by tn, ne, pe en-
ficaries Hereunder so to DO, VIII ss,,,
as sole surviving trusteee, on the pfeh'-
Uses, on .,Apc1rf,o ,ooa
at aisloaN NJ ths pgogesiy seferred
ia In the Achievement Toned deed
and Should command a good figure. ~,
'TIy RNIS-Cash as to expenses or sag,
taYss that that y h. 9a ~ @ SRG s9sa
is Interest and $1,000 princ!pal;5an enough
also In cash to pay interest on snla PIN PIN,
cipal 81 $4,000 an .per cent Interest from ON
cash. az ~, tea
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Hare As feet on south side Leigh Street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF IA
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DIED,

WIKEMANN-Died on Saturday
morning at en- o'clock ffever, Peter
" ikemann who was connected with
Erd's Bakery. He was ~ years OF
age. The funeral will occur to-
morrow afternoon. lnterment will
be in Oak Grove.
FLEMlNG-Died Saturday April
25th 1903 at l o'clock I'm. of paral-
ysis William Anderson Oldest son
of John X. and Rachael Fleming
aged At years and 20 days.
He was member of Knights OF
Pythias Excelsior Lodge No. 2 of
Lewiston, Idaho. His suf'erings OF
but 70 hours were very great but
kind and loving friends watched
and tended him to the last doing all
that could be done.
He leaves besides bereaved father
and mother an old Auntie who Is
sadly bereaved, one sister Mrs. Gay
lord OZier of this city and three broth
ers, Thomas w. Of Connellsville, Pa.
sylvia l.. and Albert f. Fleming OF
Sunnyside this city.
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SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS.
Floyd Murder case likely TO break on t
in Fresh Place at any Moment,

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, Apri! 25-The
Floyd murder case at Warrington
has again been revived and some
sensational developments are likely
to be made within the'nex few days.
A search warrant has been given to
SHERIFF NJ, A. 10 if OF this place,
directing him to search the premises
of Mcrand Booth aud Franklin
kenneda, both taFiners residing
nea the home Of The Flo.d's which
was blown up and the inmates killed.
Chas. Powell, the prosecuting at
.orney. has also ,econvened the cor
oner's jury which was ON the case
last December The jury has been
In session all day to day and nothing
has yet been given out.
Capt. B. B. Dovener is engaged with
Attorney Powell In examining the wit
nesses before the jury. Arrests Of sew
eral persons are expecned TO follow the
adjournment of the jury. The serrch
warrant issued by the Warrington
squire was sworn out by Mrs. Ellen
Hibbs, daughter Of the aged couple who
were murdered.
tits also charged Anna Booth the
girl who lived With them, with steal
ing a watch, saddle, and other articles
from the Floyd house. The girl was
arrested and turned over to the auth
critics.
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Sunday school workers Complete their
Session and Adjourn after Electing
0flcers.

Sunday school workers Complete theil
Session and Adjourn after Electin.
OfIlcers.
The twenty-th third annual session o.
the West Virginia Sunday School As
ISOLATION has closed at Parkersburg
after one of tie most successful meet
ings ever held by the association
The following officers were elected.
President-R. r. Bigger, Wheeling
General Secretary-W. G. Shafter,
Of Eairmont.
Recording Secretary-M. M. Rep
pard, NJ. d. Middlebourne.
Trr surer-Thomas Coleman, Park.
ers'.r -,
ST. perintcndent Normal Depart
ment-Rcv Z. E. Peters, Clarksburg
Superb scndent Home Department
Rev; l.. A. McNamar. Buckhan.
non.
Superintendent Primary Depart.
mept-Mrs. NJ. w. Buck. Wheeling.
Primary Field Worker-Miss Mar
-Ikha v. Graham, Wheeling.
Executive Committee-Rev. c.
Humble, chairman, Parkersburg
BAy. A. H. Reese, Huntingdon: Rev
b. =. Peters, Clarksburg; Will Colvil
wheeling; Myron Hubbard, Wells
burg: A. N, Boss, Belmont; j. g..
Bafdull, Moundsville, and Frances
Wilson, Wheeling.
Vice PfesIdent--Rev IL. B Evans
d Huntington.
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GUESTS ARRIVE.
People Who will Attend Phi Kappa
Psi Reception Reach MOrgantOwn.

Mrs. Sarah Cochrane. of Dawson,
arrived FridayB With several young
ladies to attend the dedication OF
the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity house.
Rev. Mr.. Youngson of Grafton is
also here. He will deliver the
presentation speech this evening.
MacA rthur's orchestra arrived
this afternoon from Fairmo Mt. They
furnish the music for the affair The
reception begins at eight and lasts
until eleven.
The following who have come to
attend the function are guests of
n. p Smith:
Mrs. Sarah B. Cochran, Miss
Misses Emma and Cora Ioughery,
Misses Mary and Bessie Newmever,
of Dawson. Mrs. W. B. Mccormick,
Brownsville, Pa. Miss Mary Beerits,
Somerset, Phil c. Moore, Dawson,
II. M. Mcdonald, Rev. J. d. Bri-
son, Dawson. Rev. William Wallace
Youngson, Grafton, Pa Rev. W. J.
Lowstuttle, Vanderbilt, Pa.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-04-29
s~s' ART STREET PAWN
Chances are that the street will b,
Paved From Beverly TO Lawrene,
street this Summer,

The indications are that Stewart
street will be paved from Beverly ave.
nue. to Lawrence street this summer
The move has been an foot for some
time and great many OF the propert,
holders who are interested have been
working hard at IL.
The city will pay one third the cost
and the property holders abuting will
pay the rest. The streets to be paw.
ed "a feet In width so that the street
car line may have plenty of room &c
run over it.