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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
HE CAME TO RICHMOND
WeIl-Known Petersburg Banker Un'tes
With Richmond Firm.

co mr. Ge0r Gslt the Ssa Fetersbure savings
and Life Insurance Company, has become
q partner In the banking house or Scott
& Str'ingfellow, Of this city.
Many friends hero will rejoice IN the
arrangement, which will bring Mr.. s ',.aii
to Richmond. 10 Is eScee an 4, Wen ~
Bankers Association and will mako one
Of the chief addresses at the coming ses,
sion OF that body in LynchbuIg. at t., a
Petersburg Company. held yesterday, he
rendered his resignation as cashier and
director. On request, he Withdrew his
Ter was accepted to take effect July LIST.
The following minute and resolution was
adopted and ordered to- be spread upon
the reSords Of tho born IN tho city
OF Petersburg, Va, and was educated at
the Petersburg public high school. Whilst
a mere youth, no entered the service OF
this company as the runner OF Its bank
on March IA. 1879: on December 81, 1850,
he became its teller; on November 8 1893,
he also became Its assistant cashier, on
November /. 1894, he became Its cashier,
He has also from time to time, In addition
to the regular duties Of the position ne
held mastered and well perf err m e,I. the
tept those of president and vtce.president.
He has served this company FOR e :, nearly
years with fatnlnSsI
zeal, GillCieIlCyt SAlll ebOiiit! -
ever equaled. Ho has in each position
and under all conditions performed more
than his duty, and has done SO as mat
ter OF course and gladly, as If it was only
his duty and pleasure. and his services
have been OF inestimable value to this
company. At the same time he has been
a. model citizen OF this city, valuably. SER
wing the city and it's people as the chair
man of the Finance Committee In and
president Of the Common Council Of the
city. In conduct and character In oil
these years he was entitled to and has
had the respect and admiration not only
Of this board, but OF all Of his fellow
citizens: therefore,
Resolved, That we accept his resigna-
tlon with very great regret and In his
future wish him the greatest happiness
and success"
Mr.. p. NJ. Pollard was elected cashier
and MIR. James D. Mason was elected as
sistant cashier and teller, both to take
effect July !, 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
MAY MOVE TO PAY
CITY COUNCILMEN

gentleman prominent In the City
Council, and whose business Judgment is
night, IN discussing the matter OF tho
proposed municipal investigation with a
REPRESENTATIVE OF The Nmes-Dispatch,
that he thought 1t would be to the best
PRESENTATION ,nes, in the Council and pay the
members regular salaries
.'If such a proposition shoula be made
! would cheerfully vote for IT. said the
hs to submit it To the people," he con-
unued, .and allow them to vote on the
question directly at the polls, There is no
doubt, in my mind. that the scheme Is Sc
Nora good business men In the body, and
that all interests would be best sub
served" 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
UNIQUE BALL GAME
Bijou Comedy Company to PlayAgalnst
Donatl's Dandies.

next Wednesday between the Richmond
league team and the Bijou Comedy Com
pany team. The latter has club with
the following lineup: Messrs- g. Marble,
base; Flood, second base; Andrada. third
base; Harlan, left field; Chips, center
field; Hart, right field.
Mr.. John Dunn will be asked to act
as umpire
The team will play in costume, Just as
they appear at the Bijou and they ptpmtse
good game. Several members OF the
company have played professional ball.
including Dan Marble, Otis Harlan, Tony
Hart. Chips. Dave Andrada and Bode.
All the Bijou girls will be on hand to
root for their favorites
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17

week for Europe, where she VIII spena
the vacation In Holland and France With
| friends.
Mrs. katherine Teller. OF Mersinssurg.
w. Va, Ia Waiting Mt No. 600 Tast Clay
Street
Mrs.. Geswei AIsop and hhr dhaghter,
Mrs, Miller McCue Will go curing tho
summer to tho santthrium at AuIhy'
where the air Of tho famous lIuray Cow
erns "a utilized to keep the rooms at an
even temperature.
Mrs. 8. Dabney Crcnshaw left yester-
day for Virginia Beach.
The Shenandoah Valley. In describing
the recent unwilling of the Confederate
monument at Mount Jackson. has the
following reference to Mrs. Greene, whose
picture was printed about two weeks ego
In The Times-Dispatch:
Among the ladies present was Mrs.
Il. M. Greene. OF Gains Cross Roads.
most beautiful and charming lady, who
was recently sponsor FOR the Seventh
Virginia Congressional District at the
New Orleans Confederate reunion"
Mrs. NJ 3. Hudgins, OF No. POI West
Clay Street, has gone for weeks stay
at Virginia Beach.
Mrs s. T.. Haynes and family, Of South
Third Street, have left for the F1tzhugh
cottage, Mt Virginia Beach.
Miss Mamie Grgg Is visiting her els
ter, Mrs. NJ A. samuelson. OF Louisville
Ky.
The wedding of Miss julia NJ. to MT.
William H. Parsons took place IN Wash
ington yesterday. the Rev. j. j. Muir per-
forming the ceremony.
The pupils OF Miss Ivy Longworth's
class Eave musicale at Fergusson's 1nu-
slo store Monday evening.
Mrs. s. A. Boush has returned from
visit to her son. Surgeon Samuel Boush,
at Fortress Monroe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
MANCHESTER
COUNClLMEN
Vacancies In the Fire Board
We're Filled Last Night.
CLEARWATER PRoPoslT'N
CLEARWATER PROPOSIT'N
Sacred Heart Lawn Party to Continue
All Week-Vacancles In Council.
improvements to streets-Dl-
vorce Granted-PersonaL
Manchester Bureau -Dispatch.l

Manchester Bureau Dispatch
No. 1102 Hull Street
At the joint session OF the Board OF
Aldermen and the Common Council last
night Councilman Taylor and Alderman
Huband were elected to I'LL the vacancies
In the Board Of rire Commissioners. No
opposition arose, and tho election was
unanimous.
The Cocncil was in session but q short
while.
Tho Clear Water Committee met imme-
diately afterwards and considered tho
proposition of Mr.. John S. Robinson 10
supply the city with clear water. but
no action was taken, and further consid-
Grafton was deferred to a future meeting.
LAWN PARTY.
i Tho lawn party which mas been going
IN SO successfully for the past few nights
al Fourteenth and Perry Streets for the
tenent of the Sacred Heart Oaurcn Will
continue all the week. Large attendance
has been tho order of the night. and tho
young ladies having tho affair in charge
are much encouraged at the SUCCESS OF
their efforts.
TO FILL VACANCIES.
Much favorable comment has been mada
upon the names OF those who have been
mentioned for the vacancies now existing
In the Common Council by reason of tho
provisions, Of the Constitution.
Messrs. Arthur Booth. Q. ]. Markham.
w. ]. Stiles or r, C. Broaddus. and it Is
quite proba Bile that when the times comes
for election the gentlemen named VIII be
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Already tho streets OF Manchester In
dcate that much work toward permanent
improvement has begun. and IN short
while many Of the needed improvements
will be matters of fact.
City Engineer Lipscomb Is very busy on
plans for the street improvements, and
Contractor AIiddendorf is already on tho
ground.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
C. 7. Harris was yesterday granted
divorce from his wife. Annie c. w. Hair
ris, by Judge ingram In the Corporation
Court: The divorce was absolute, M; w.
G. Puliam was counsel for the plaintin.
STUART LODGE. l. Q. O: b.
Memorial exercises were held by Stuart
Lodge. !. o. o. r., at the lodge room last
Mr. W. G. Pulliam presided and the exer-
cises were taken part In BY rev. asa Z. DIS
coll, Messrs. c.. v. Green; Simon z. Jones,
NJ. "A. Campbell. and the Mcssrs. Bailey,
The exercises were most Interesting.
PERSONAL AND NOTES,
Misses Etta and Hattie Lewis, Of Glou-
Mrs, G, Il. Baughan and daughter have
gone to Rocky Mount to spend several
weeks with friends and relatives
Miss Julia Andrews is the guest OF MISS
Page Hewlett. ~,
1oln her husband in New York In snort
MANCHESTER ELKS.
a largo delegation OF Elks will accom-
pany Richmond Lodge on the trip TO Bal.
timore in July. Already q HNmper OF
them have ordered me , nnitorm ueSt aa nea
The uniforms may be ordered to-day from
Rurk & Co.'S. This is the last day upon
which they may be ordered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Property Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harvesting Ma
chine Company to S. J. London, 20 4-l2
feet west Of Seventeenth Street. No. 1884
Men,ico A. w. Shields ex'or to Cor
ncla r, Shields. co., acres. about three
Road, S2,27S.13.
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to Il. B.
MCDOWELL 81 feet on west side of TWEEN
ty--second Street, southwest corner Of U,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
Beach Park is Being Further Beauti-
fled by the Company.

The Beach Park Company. has Just
completed largo amount Of improve
ments to Its property at West Point. The
big board walk that proved such a pop
ular place last summer has been repair
been placed on the walk. Hundreds OF
new bathing suits have been placed In
tho hands of the matron at the bath
houses and a number Of small pavillions
have been built
About 5000 will be spent this season In
improvements. which will make the total
cost OF the work about $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Personal r1ention,

Miss Kate Fontalne Meade is expected
to return this week from visit to Mlss
Idle Lano. OF Auburn. Ala
Mr. Robert Alsop. who has Just re.
turned from the University OF Virginia
will leave Thursday for New York, where
he will Join n party, conducted by Dr.
Eager. OF Baltimore, and will sail for
ten weeks tour of Europe. Dr. Eager
is most delightful cicerone. being thor
oughly acquainted by long residence
abroad with European points OF Interest
and his party, including Mr.. Alsop will
have great advantage in him as tray
ling companion.
Mr. and Mrs. William Splitting, Master
Edward and little Miss Louise Splitting
have left for Otterbur, Springs to spend
the summer.
The bridal party in the Martin-Neal
wedding accompanied the bride and
groom to the station after the ceremony,
After the train on which the bridal pair
went North had left the party imme-
dIately proceeded to Richmond College
IN compliment to Mr.. j. G, Daniel, the
honor graduate OF the law class, who
last night took his degree.
Miss Mueden. of Washington, con-
tributor TO the recent Richmond Art En-
hibit. where two Of her sketches, made
last summer at the Chateau de Chatillon
IN france. We're sold, expects TO sail next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Letter From Secretary Hay.

Mr.. Isaac Held. the Secretary OF tho
public meeting held to protest against the
massacre at Kishineff, Russia, has re-
ceved @ letter from Hon. John Hay. Sec
rotary Of State. acknowledging the re-
celpt OF the resolutions passed at the
meetlng referred to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
For State Librarian,

Mr.. r. n. Daniel. a well-known law
yer of this city, has been announced as
Candidate for the position of State LII
brarian. His friends are doing all they
can to see that he wins. He is man OF
attachments and a great lover Of books.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
THETWILIGHT LlMITEDToBEACH
DARK "

Leaves every week day $50 P, NJ; re-
turning leaves West Point 1880 p. "a
60 cents round trip, This is delightful
evening outing. Elegant music. dancing,
&c. The finest OF sea-food meals are
served at Beach Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Settle Tobacconlsts, Claim.

Hon. John Lamb received n letter yes
terday from the Auditor for the Treasury
Department stating that the claims of
the Richmond tobacconists for rebates
under the war revenue act have been
passed upon and would be settled very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Annual Picnic.

The annual picnic of the Sunday-sohool
of the First English Lutheran Church
will be given Thursday. the 18th instant,
at Wcsthampton Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17

subject It would not be at all surprising
should such n proposition be presented
to tho Council at some early date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
THE CLOSE
OF INQUIRIES
The Session OF the University
School Ended Yesterday.
THE SUCCESSFUL ONES
A list Of Those Who Secured Honors.
Four Scholarships Awarded-.Hand-
some Present for MIR. E. w.
Bosworth.

The thirty elghth session of McGuire's
University School closed at 8 p. NJ. yes
terday. The exercises were simple and
informal. as usual. consisting merely Of
the reading by the principal OF the Uni
yersity and College Record OF the school
for the current session. the delivery OF
the diplomas and certificates. and the
valedictory address, delivered according
to custom, by boy about to go to col
lege. who has distinguished himself in
the senior class Of the school.
In the unavoidable absence Of the prin-
cipal, the associate principal read the
list OF degrees during the year ut tho
various colleges and universities by "our
boys" so far as Oft present obtainable;
at University Of Virginia. three b. A. de-
grces and eighteen diplomas by eight
representatives: at Cornell University,
one NJ. u. and ono NJ. M. =. degree; at
University College of Medicine, three NJ.
y. degrees; at Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology, one NJ 8. degree, at Rich
mond College, seven diplomas and one
medal: no applicant for degree this year.
Below is the hist OF the scholarship
and conduct honors of the school:
Scholarship Distinction.
~. Purple Ribbon Division t92-1oo)-
Upper School-A. c. Bruce, w. W. Crump,
Il. O. CudlIpp.' G. w. Daniel, T. G. Da-
shell. J. Il. w. Field. J. B. Hancock, 3.
A HARDWOOD, L. L. Hunter. ]. l. Ingram.
w. B. Lamb, b. W. Martin. L. l. Miller,
T. G. Peyton, F. s. Robertson B. A.
Shepherd. G. IL Sutton. r. G. Walker.
NJ. G.. Wallace, B. T. Warden. W. Q.
Wickham, G. Williams. J. 7. Wingo. W.
&. Yonge.
Lower school-P. Meg. Smith, H P.
Taylor. Jr.. W. T. Tompkins,' J. Wright.
Jr."
III. Red Ribbon Division Gs-s2>-Upper
SCHOOL,. w. Arlington. Jr., j. w. Boyd,
Z. G. Boykin, r. II. Boylrn. e. A. Chand.
Ter, A. D. Christian, S. P. Cowardin r.
NJ. Dashiell, w. v. Dean. p. l.. Goodwin,
Jr., 3. D. Goodwin. r. A. Hobson.' r. M.
Jeffress,' II. w. Mann, w. ]. Miller, w.
L. Newberrey, c. J.. Paul. r. g. Rennolds.
Jr.. f. I. Robertson, e. G. Routt Q. R.
Saunders, w. B. Whitlock. G. B. Wick
ham, ]. NJ Winston.
Lower School-R. w. Arlington, II. A.
Cownrdin, r. r. Dorset, ]. s. w. Duke,
]. G. Gwatkin. N. Ingram, B. Meredith
hiser,s r. M. Owen. r. G. Page" W. H.
Sands f. B. sadtler.'
II. Blue Ribbon Division (so-Ss)-Upper
school-A. w. Bates. b. W. Brocken-
brough. R. W. Darlington, 8. Carter, ].
w. G. Catlett, J. Nice. Cecil. A. Christian,
B. r. Cowherd, Jr.. W. R. Dennis. T. S.
Duke, c. Elan, T. NJ. Fourqurean, s. Gard
ner, C. C. Gary, J. r. Johnson. w. r.
Knight, W. P. NIcElroy, I. 8. Mcl1roy.
Le r. Maker, ]. NJ. Miller, Jr.. o. N.
Miller, S. T. Morgan. Jr., Fl. j. Muller,
G. G. Robertson. A. II. Sands, r. B.
Saunders, J. A. Shaw, G. G. Smith. r. G.
Smith. H. ". Trafford. j. c. Wheat
Lower school-R. II. Anthony a. c.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
TO FILL VACANCIES,
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

Already tho streets OF Manchester In
dicate that much work toward permanent
Improvement has begun. and In short
while many Of the needed improvements
will be matters of fact.
City Engineer Lipscomb Is very busy on
plans for the street improvements. and
Contractor N1iddendorf Is already on tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17
Miller q RhoAds.
Miller q Rhoads.

Very heavy weaves in little squares and carpet patterns
It only costs you 1870 the yardLess than roll it's 23c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-17

The wedding celebration OF Miss Rebeo-
Ca Hellstern to Mr.. Roscoe C., Nelson
took place last evening in the parlors Of
the Jefferson Club, Rabbi Leon M. Nelson,
of Temple Israel. Brooklyn. assisted by
tho Rev, DR., Edward N. Calisch, offlciat-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
WARNING ORDER.

IN the United States Court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
City National Bank Of Ardmore
plaintiff, vs.. Sig Simon 4 CO., defend
ants No 5,735
Tn, defendants, Sig Simon 4 Co.
are warned to appear in this court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
ct the plaintin City National Banl, OF
Aldmore, Indian Territory
Witness, Hon. Hosea Townsend
Judge this 9Th day of December, 1908
(SeaD G, NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk
H. c. Pottcrf, attorney.
T. a. Walker appointed attorney tor
non-resiients.
First published Dec. 23 1903
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
The Seasons Greetings.

We want 10 express the appreciation
for the big trade that has been accord
ed to us by the people from the day
we embarked in business in Ardmore
and while we make manifest our ap.
probation by low prices and favora.
blet erms we are still desirous Of pub
licly thanking our customers and wish
ing for them a merry Christmas and
a prosperous New Year for 1904 We
will appreciate a visit from all who
read this to our store and would like
TO have you investigate the premiums
we are giving away.
HALL & HILLS,
22-S The House Furnlshers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
No Memb'rs.

This meeting will be called for the
discussion of matters pertaining 70
the militia Of the Indian Territory.
and q Is 10 De hoped that much good
may result from this meeting
At present there Is no law authoriz-
ing military companies In the Indian
Territory. and the government does
not furnish one single thing toward
II
Out Of the seven companies, Com
pany 4 is the only one that has guns
or uniforms. and they were purchased
by tIa company themselves.
Other companies have money in
their treasures to get these equip
ments, but Colonel Humphrey advises
them 10 hold up a little while, hoping
that congress will do something dur.
ing this session.
The officers Of the various compan.
les will meet here on the date men
toned and no doubt all will have a
good time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
Plays ard Players.

Theater gons Kill no doubt apprc'
c!ste the action o. Mana gers Morgan
g. Bonner in securing for Monday.
December IS the ssmptuous produc.
ton " In the Palace of the King
with Miss Helen Grantly as Dolores
Although Miss Grantly has appeared
here in other plays, this character
conceded 70 be her best James p
Delcher. who is directing the tour o
Miss Granrfy, has secured fog her ..
exceptionally strong company and will
bring TO this city the entire production
a. seen In New York city 200 nights
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
The Salvation War cry.

The Salvation Army are entering a
contest for the sale Of the Christmas
number Of the War Cry. A cash prize
Of $50 is offered 20 the corps that sells
the largest number All friends are
as.ed to purchase several copies anc
help swell the number \ beautiful
supplement with each copy. The child
Christ leading the children os ,he na
ton was planned by Mrs. Booth Tuck
er, who was recently killed in a rail
u ad wreck
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
Oysters and celery
For Christmas at
23-2 T.. B PUGHS.
AZ Robson Opera A0use

The Morey Stock company gave an.
other excellent performance at the
opera house last night The play,
"Ou Circus Day" bright. louract
comedy, gave every member Of the
caste ample opportunity 20 display
their work. which all did iE very
crrdItable manner There was an en-
tire change in the spocialties and
,ycry one present appeared hignly
pleased with the performance.
Cleopatra which the company
announces as its star production. will
be- presented tonight The company
ls deserving OF good houses and no
doubt there will be large attendance
tonight a souvenir Photograph OF
Miss Morcy as Cleopatra will be given
tree tonight TO every lady attending
the show
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
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NEWS OVER THe PHONE. =
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DnNNN
! = HAzA 5s psul- ya..ss a u
i1r ci,y today
J r. B.Aatou and q ThOnDsoa
u PsuIs yal,ey Eerc here last Night
y s'a+ts az 1lie fr1ea BonA4-a
-e,As, are here yi4tilg = J. s,o'tz
II1gh Rosser of lioear- o. IL here
&, sDsn1 CEristnAs
Joan Olive ls hefe t15sy 10 tae TO-.
tefes' " The Ardmorel,e
Weooforc.
Nolan JacksDn died asfe yester.
day He gas injured Sunday Dy ~.
IuE throsr frorn . 10rge and hig death
sas the result
Elk
Mr. r BoptA and JaDy vent -
HlJmore yesterday ~ pad Christ.
mas ul'a relatives
Preparations are being made for
oHs Christmas tree
Marietta
Mn Emma Black and daughter
Mias CLAY vent N Gainesville this
morning
Msdill.
AL tho churches are preparing "
nave Christmas tree. tomorrow might
aud devotional rzcrcieea Christina.
DAY
W. are having q light rain here 20
day
Tishomingo.
H "a simpson editor Of fhn Cayi
ui is reported quite sick
" g Wells and son and youni
IHoIlonb"cl are N ou fow days
hunt
Judge Alexander GuIlou Aa- 2on'
o. Madnl 10 pCld court
Ber0yn.
An old Gentleman named Frremai
died here yesterday evening at tn
advanced age Of ~ years He will b.
buried BY the good people of TAI
place this afternoon
4 cutting affray Occurrcrd at a No
| gIO festival on Caddo last night. VII
Cones was cut three times about m
face and hands by Charley Swan
Tho parties had been drinking Jonc.
condition Is not serious and Swan ha
not been arrested Both parties an
cOlOrcd
Miss Lillian SuRes returned aom
iast night from Mount Pleasant, Tc'
aa where she has been attcndin
school and win spend tho holiday
with relatives and friends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-23
A Elaht on Enid Saloons.

Enid, Ok, Dec. 22.-An organiza'
tlon of 1,200 members, backed by q
fund OF $1,000, raised by popular sub
scrlption. TO which one man, D. w
Eastman, gave $1,000, has started a
fight on illegal liquor selling here
Sixteen saloon-keepers are under ar
rest and two have skipped town to
avoid prosecution.