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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-16

The strike OF the Structural Iron Work
ers has experienced little change, though
the union has been active in negotiating
a settlement. and seems confident that it
will secure compliance with its demands.
OTHER DEMANDS SUBMITTED.
The Jewelry Workers union has pre-
sented its demands to employers and
asked for a reply before Sept. /. The prin-
ciple point for which the Jewelry Work
ers are contending is the shortening or
the working day TO nine hours.
The Journeymen bakers and Confec-
toners union has submitted demands TO
their employers in an effort TO equali2e
working hours and wage schedules. Al
present conditions in both respects are
most unsatisfactory 10 union workmen.
The settlement OF the plumbers strike,
the association and union would be eff
fected yesterday afternoon, did not come
To pass. Both sides made propositions,
the union refusing at last nights meet
ing TO entertain the proposition OF the
association. demanding that the union
members sign an agreement TO work for
members of the Master Plumbers asso-
cia ton only. The association agreed to
pay the union wages demanded. $3.50 a
day. but refused the union demand OF a
half-holiday Saturdays throughout the
year.
ASSOCIATIONS PROPOSITION.
The proposition drawn up at "A meeting
OF the association at 3 o'clock and laid
before the union for consideration at last
night5s meeting provided for the union
demand of $3.50 a day and also double pay
for overtime work. 1t provided for Sat
urday afternoon half-holidays for four
months in the year. though IL did not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FESTIVAL !. 4 |.
...I|N''|EX'T'M|!O||.N|''rH|:||..
AZ Great Occasion at Broad.
Street Park May 18th. Il
CONTINUE UNTIL MAY 23 81,
~ Is for the Benefit ofsthe Chimboraxo
Hospital, and All Kinds q At-a
&, n fractions Are T. Be
~ Presented. ~

Great interest Is being manifested In
the coming May Festival and Exposition,
to- DO held under the auspices of tho
Chirnbornzo Hospital II, Broad -Straet
Park May 18th to 25d. The worthy ob.
joct Tor which tho affair Will II be con-
Quoted lis expected to commend itsef
tot all citizoas, 4 and those having the
festival IN charge promise q l'iat Eof at
fractions never before offered Vi at any
similar entertainment. M !. ~ 81
The fote will be Under the supervision
OF the General Amusement Company OF
Cincinnati. ~. which has made an en-
yinble rcpG tatio., ns puryeyors IN this
line OF amusemont. having conducted
successful shows In I'LL OF the larger cities
Of the North and West, notably the
fall festival IN Il tho Queen CITY, wharo
over 100000 Is expended annually. Fol-
lowing tho line OF " the Cincinnati II Festi-
vol the promoters have deemed 1t wise
to give the Richmond Carnival in an en-
CLOSURE. owing to tho discussion that "a
street fair oocasioned whom the subject
| was brought up 2nt d meeting OF tho
Broad ana Main Streot3mer chants held IN
MJsphy's Hotel severn weeks go.
ME merchants. however, are thorough
ly In accord with tho present 8und er tax e
ling, and many of the leading firms have
promised to make attractive exhibits OF,
the grounds trom present prospe cts the
industrial display promises sS TO " n 70 re-
preventative and varied. u s5S Nil
MR.. LIT RETURNS. N Ri
Mr.. George Q. Lit. the gene raj re-
presentntive OF the General Amusement
Company who Is aiding in the promotion
OF tho coming festival. returned from
the West last night. whore he went, g
arrange FOR tho carnival features OF tho
show, Mr.. Lit announces that he mas mas.
succeeded in securing q number OF start
ling, novelties never before seen N h ven
mond. Several OF these shows were fe 'a
ured on the Midway at the Fan =: A1ne q
can Exposition in Buffalo and VII w ia l :
be seen at tho st. Louis Fair.
Tho Chimborazo officials have been
( Il, ost careful In the selection OF the az
fractions, and nothing but the most re- g
Hnned shows will be allowed to EXHIBIT
thus insuring the attendance OF the very
best element of anus emen t-loYe 1s III
II MANY FIRED SHOWS.
,rhe free attractio Will form no small
y, !. - ~ fro exhibition, and the manage.
want announces that several high -clas SIS
ran t,,rea w,ll bo seen In the park during
~ !. : ,,,ea,. 81 the festival. In this connec-
49,, the famous weitzmans will give
their d-renowned -. -,
Sigh wire. They arc prom ounc ecu ~ =. e -
and public to he the greatest - !,
the profession, and have appealeu ~ -.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS in all tIe re ~ : -
tals OF Europe and South America ~,
The railroads entering Wy & 90 y. ,slr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29


make reduced rates during tho fcte. and
special excursions will DO run from r III
points In Virginia and North Carolina
g Tho Passenger and * Power Company
will also arrange a special schedule to
tacoomnodate I to crowds, and promise
that there Will abe no congestion OF cars
at any timo during tho show. n y III
ii t1,EI 1r9 q ROUNDS. y ~ IS
The grounds will DO beautifully illu.
Minated with u thousands OF vari-colored
5incandescent lights. and q grand fire.
works display will be given on special
nights, ,ss ~ Il A
" The celebrated festival band Of Cln-
8olnnnti has been specially engaged for
this occasion and will enliven tho grounds
with a programme OF 5Hpecially5 selected
music during tho entire week. jSHs
from present Indications the coming
festival promises to eclipse anything in
that line ever held in Richmond, and tho
management Is expecting great CROWDS Of
people from a distance to enjoy tho
manifold attractions and the Industrial
display ;5ttt 558S 55 n is3S j III II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

Chestnut It'll ana
|: .jzzghlana ARK:


sick at the residence OF Mr. Charles w.
sYauE han, has been moved i to the Old
Dominion Hospital. ~ a5
rs Miss Netto 3. Rennis. OF Amelin coln-
$ty.8is expected very shortly to visit rela-
#tves on Chestnut IIi!l. i33 il
5 pr. Samuel =. Christian. who. has been
spending some time with friends In New
3 Kent county, has returned homo.
or ei imon!sys %est"s sspa
&Presbyteria Church was held al tho
home Of Mrs. David sWalthall yester-
day afternoon al = o clock. rs, "A Il
8s Mr.. Clayton Bowmnn.&of Fourth Ave
nue., who has been quite sick. is con-
Mrs. j ames 3. Burdett. Of Culpeper
county, is expected to visit Mrs. Viz
slS Iss adis noms ms Who sSI away
from home, teaching school. made a Z
short visit to her parents y .stra wbcrry
i.I1ill''. last week. Miss Huffman will
Misses Daisy and Di:nple Moon. who
B have been visitingat home OF Miss Della
H O. Baker. where they were the recipients
OF much flattering attention, have return
ed to Goochland county t3} RI II. a
" Mr.. Alexander Roundtree, long q resi-
dent Of Fourth Avenue. will move very
shortly to Montreal. Canada.
~ Mr. Cephus Burke. who has been Wis
tot the home Of Mrs, Thomas IL T. Whiting.
where he 4 Is spending some time. Mr..
Burke IL from St. Joseph. Mo. "a
M Miss Resale Holiday Sha fer Will soon
return home, after having spent Il most
delightful winter South Miss. shafer
spent most Of the winter in Arkansas. e.
Miss Maud Livesny. Of South Third
sister, Mrs. William NJ Redo DID, - " =
Miss Isse Gresham is Improving.
Mrs. Shelton, Of Highland 8P Park. who
has been quite sick, is out again.
81 The handsome residence of Mr.. Lear,
which is being erected in IIig bland Park.
) Is almost completed, and Mr.. Lear aud
family Will soon move In. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SUNDAY SEASIDE OUTINGS
Srl 3$5 VIA C.2& DRY
NEWPORT NEWS, OLD POINT,
OCEAN VIEW AND NORFOLK,
SI.OO. CAPE HENRY AND
VIRGINIA BEACH, St.25
ROUND TRIP.

Commencing next Sunday, May 3D.,
these popular outings will be lnaugu-
rated, running every Sunday until fall,
Two special fast trains leave Rich
mond $50 A. M. and 300 A. NJ, parlor
cars attached. $40 A. M. train for Buck
rec, Old Point, Ocean View and Norfolk,
via Ocean View. 900 A. NJ. train for
Newport News, Old Point and Norfolk,
Returning, leave Norfolk Ocean View
Railway 700 p. M; Ocean4V View 7;ao
p. NJ, and Old Point s:15 P. NJ, arriving
Richmond 1915 F. NJ, Ticket also good
returning on Chesapeake and Ohio train
leaving Norfolk 400 P. NJ. Old Point 4:25
p. M. and Newport News 400 =. M. 4sa
Z Passengers for Cape Henry and Viz
gnla Beach handled OH Chesapeake
Transit cars. new electric line, running
every half hour, Norfolk to Cape Henry
and Virginia Beach. A delightful ride
along the coast In full view Of the ocean,
4 Most attractive and delightful Sunday
Oh t,ngs so far arranged via the Chesa-
pealse and Ohio to tho seaside resorts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
CONTRACTOR GUIDE
.TO'tBE GIVEN W0RK.
Street Committee R R, g 8
It's ACtlonT'o Be Taken
to.theB Council.

,s}5 BY 4 vote Of Six to four the Committed
on Streets yesterday afternoon reversed s
its previous action and Sdecldad 70 allow
=. A. Guido to undertake ard complete
the work In ~ est Broad Street. between zen
Laurel and Harrison. GUIDE was agcrded !
the cor, tract for this Job last year but
before he entered actively upon tho
work the fiscal year expired and his CON
tract became null and void. 55 NJ
$ The action OF tho committee IN reyers-
Ing Its position IL attributable entirely to
their view Of the equity Of the matter
no one claiming that egally GUIDE could
compel the city to allow him 70 finish
the job. However, tho vote was ~
taken Immediately the question was
brought Cup, and was only d tier g oa'rcd 1
debate that a ballot on the matter was
ren cted. And IA "a result OF tho ction,s
sCounciimen Peters and West, 20 N o. z
who. opposed giving the work 70 Gulde,5
will bring tho question to tho Snttentlon
OF tho Common Council. when nm EFFORT
wiII ba made 10 set aside the ending OF \
tho committee, OF which they are men. q
bers. ,5s ~ Z, 4. IN 81,
assumed the proportion OF q general
cross-fre, MIR. Peters said that mem
Der OF the Lee Ward delegation had been 4
lobbying and drumming Votes .itt5 1 ~. y
nor HIN favor OF Guide. lie made other
remarks which tho delegation implied
MS an attack upon them ofilclally,sand Mr.
Huber EhoulderediRthe burden Of the So o.
called lobbying. Nothing sensational de- 4
3veloped. and no great display OF feeling
was manifested either one way or the 8
5othct. f55 4 y Al I. Il
1 The vote follows: Tor GUIDE {favoring
allowing him 10 complete the work mt l
the old contract price, Messrs. Adams
Minor. Teefey.s Huber, Phillips SYi lams Y
20 Against. Gude-M essrs. Peters. Vest
Bahen, Allen--4. .S5 81 I, III st n,
After$a long aiscusslcn tho committee
recommended that the grade OF Sixth 4
street. between Broad a,ia Grace. DO per. 8
3manently fixed, and in ito future twill
be fiat. This question has been - for &
some time. and considerable feeling has
been displayed by Interested property
owners. The final action was taken at
the instance OF the City Engineer If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SUPREME COURT RULES |. |. !;

How Licenses to Practice Law Y IVY 81
~. rs. N Now Be Obtained. n III B +
H Those who desire to obtain licenses ~
practice law from the State supreme VI rel ne
Court must conform to the folloWi y, 9
rules: IS }s 81 ,5
4. Every person applying for license l1'efls'
to practice law must first have Obtained ia
from the court Of tho county or corpora =. F'l
ton wherein He resides certif.cate th g az
lie Ia a person OF honest demeafr f ~ ~
over tho ago Of twenty-one years, ana ana
.hns resided In the state tho preceding si *
months The application for such cer1tlil-
cato shalt be byAwrting. addressed 70 : l lie
court specifying the day when the mo
ton therefor4to$ the court VIII DC mace
addressed to tho court, specE yihs I, = tne
written INSTRUMENTATION OF two 'nelnpers
of the bar OF his judicial circuit VINO e.
are pra cticlng attorneys In TINS court..
that he Is yof good moral character ana
u proper persongto be licensed to prafct,ce
law. Such application and rccomm ief1a {,
ton shall be filed with the CLERK OF sven !,
county or corporation court Ten Gays r..
4 fore the day on which the court will be
asked TO grant the said certlllcate, a NJ,
d copy thereof forthwith delivered tby TIC
clerk to the Judge OF tho court. Il; .5
a8 2. IS Every applicant for examination Ior
a license TO practice law shall NE Wilt I'D
the clerk ofnthis court. on or before ne
first day Of the term at which ne pro.
poses to he examined, except the term AZ
NWythevllle, such certificate OF his coun-'
ity or corporation court ana also a cer F !.
B fed copy Of his application therefor ana
Of the recommendatio ton. OF the members
I, .t,,,t,f o1,N n
which, in the abesnco of evidence to the
contrary. Will Eentitle him to be examined
for license. Any applicant who desires
to be examined at the term at Wytherille
shall file tho said papers with the clerk
OF the court ut that place on or before
the goth day offJune.
3. An annual examination will be held
as follows: At Richmond on the first
Friday OF the January term. and at
Wytheyille the oath day Of juno. No OK
animation of$any applicant Will be made
at any time than on the days herein
named. Hi. s4is
A. The questions and answers OF every
examination will be III writing, but where
the Judges are In doubt as 10 the result
OF the examination Of any applicant. he
Shall be liable also to an oral examine
z ton. Is &
S. All applicants will be liable to be
examined upon the following Is su b1ects.
viz: Real and personal property, domestic
relations. contracts. agency, partnership,
negotiable instruments, insurance, III cor
porations. Wills and personal representa-
.tives. torts,4 equity Jurisprudence plead
j Ing and practice at law and in equity,
evidence, crimes and criminal procedure,
and the Code Of Virginia.
6. Every applicant will be required to
afllx to his examina lion, anl subscribe
with his own name the following pledge:
81 hereby certify that I have neither re-.
ceived nor given aid or assistance in any
manner during this examination.'s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
: " 0-TT1TT ~ I4T71 7ITT7-7
APHGNixa

Head Of d Colorado School System "a at 20 20
A strong, healthy, hungry farmers n 'e,'s poy
will eat pretty near anything that ne San
get his teeth into. lie is Very pit N tfiS !
way to lay the foundation loi, uVt uIc =.
health, particularly II no taxes i.e UP y
sedentary occupation IN later MS MS \, 4.
IA a nrominenti young man OF "a city OF
Colorado. who was born on fnrm ~
Ia stern Illinois, says: "a u through my
&ynnth I had an abnorInally developed ap-
spetite. which ! was allowed ~ sTatliy
freely. During the winter months 81
pecially, consumed great quantltie o.
sorghum molasses, pancakes ana DIS
Y cults. Az ]. (, {, 2. Il. y H..
when at the a SO OF 70 ] left the farIn
and entered the school room as e, teachei
I'M become n confirmed suffering dys'&
peptic. Constant laxatiyes we're neces-
Aary and only the very sim plest foouli
would digest at all For several ye airs a
carried no other dinner to school pllt oat-f
meal and crackers. Z. I.
4S"Iife dragged YEARLY along N IN!
manner. six years ago maErled alld
vent to college md two years were spent
there, but ali the time my mental work
was seriously hindered by headaches and
itirowsiness caused by my Indigestion,
,JLcuvlnE college ! taught school again
year. In the midst OF which ! suffered an
attack OF brain fever. Thrse years aga
4, ca me to Colorado and took charge Of
the grammar depnrtment4of the schools
here until February. 1901, when my poorly (
.nouristed body could no longer stand
the strain upon 1t, and completely col.
lapsed In both body and mind, For two
weeks lay at tho pointof death uncon.
isoious most Of the time. Then Grape,
Nuts was fed to me as a steady diet and
the change began, seemed a miracle, Z
4 ITO cut the tale short am now prinol,
pal. of our school system here at 20
years of age, and am doing. double thu
amount OF brain work ever did before
.and am In better health than at any tims
since ! can remember I est and digest
iallNkinds of food, 40 laxatives are used
and eadaches are almost unknown and {
.Grape-Nuts has made this change for !
me You can understand why most q
heartily recommend Grape Nuts, which
Is now a regular dish at morning and
evening meals IN my famlly, Name1,fur.
nished by Postum Co. Battle Creek. y
,l1!pA 4 aa5 u "a q. I5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Bridget and Annie b. irwin
and Mary l, and p. T. Murphy to Aaron
Brown, 10 l1-l-2-l2 feet on east side or
Seventeenth Street, between Franklin and
Grace. No. 1913 N, 1880.
Thomas Z. stagg and wife to q. D.
Starke, % feet on west sido OF Reser-
$4,000
Mary w. and RIM Taylor to Annie
Hntke. 20 3-4-l2 feet on south side OF Clay
Street. No. 503 d. $9376.
Charles A. Richardson, 40 0.12 feet on
west side of Twenty-seventh Street, Al 4-l2
feet south of NJ $l,610.
I Hcar!co; II. S. Cabell and wife to Mrs.
Rosa l.. Leath, 20 feet on north side
OF Cary Street, ia 3-12 feet east Of Row
land $500 fss8 4 X. i
Alice and John Jefferson to cerinne
Miller interest In 4f7-S acres near Glen
Allen, Va, $780, 5 n y e Fiji XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Ra,1o'n j'fo;,1gh'.t's.

Mrs Thomas Armstrong and children
expect to leave-t this week for Broad way,
VA, to Visit tho Rev. w. J. Hubbard
Mr.. Lewls White, VI, who t been b visit 81;
returned to Caroline county.
There VIZ be seryic IS attho ,Epipha,ny
the congregation will elect a 3vestry. 55
Ing Mrs. Br!gg, q Richmond. and MRS NJ
wanna coun ~. ess ssf3 u
Miss Grace ,Duval, who has been visit
Ing her sister, has returned to Chester
Miss Evelyn Carpenter Is out after =
spell Of sickness. x ii3
Mr., Beacham is very sick at his home
Miss Mary Howard has returned to
Luray from Visit to her sister. ncar'
There is slight Improvement in the
Mr.. Stuart White has returned from a
s' Mrs 81 Calvin 8 sattorflePla ana children
Mrs II. L. Walker, of "A lbemarle. &
Grace Armstrong. who has been very
Ill, is improving
Ms er pfoth MprrsME NJ Wha 6se9 s
land Park, has re turned to Louisa, @
Miss Julia Huff Is able 70 resume her
Mss e has
Pennsylvania. after9a visit to Mrs. Ner-
Mr. Merida, OF Louisa, is the guest Of
Mr.. Henry Is quite sick at his home
( In Drooklnnd Park, = Il
Ruby Yerml1le,a; who has l been quite
Sick Is much better. i8
School roll Of honor Is as fol-
4 Grammar Grade ruby Franklin. Flor
ence Goodman, Edna oliver and charlie
Primary G'rade-Vlola Bartlett, Floyd
Blackburn. William Bndmock and ~" WIN
The vestry Of Epiphany Church Will
tender the choir OF that church a re- p
ceptIon In the Parish Hall from 70 =
Miss Miss Evelyn Harris, who has been quite
sick. Ia able to BIO out.
Mrs. g, II. Wilkinson has ret turned, AZ s.
ter a visit to relatives IN Matoa ' ca an ~
MI Mr. IL J Wright, OF Newport News, Is
visiting Mr., T. w. Mitchell, q, !, -, Z. I,
Mr., Madison, of Hanover, IS Yis'tlns
his daughters the Misses i'rle!ii. .,ar al
Miss Violet ChamberlaInis quite SIC ~
her home In Brookland Park. q.
a Clarence Madison, OF Hanover, - Y'sr e.
fling his sisters OF North Alyyen.gs. =,
Misses Marie and Lillie Carter, ~
Brookland Park, Will leave IN q rev Gay
10 visit relatives In Louisa. IS .,,.
Miss Mary Carter, of Louisa. IS y, v w ~
Ing Airs. George u, Carter, OF Btook1a''u
Park I'D 49, rifft4 t 7HiSSs 5,fft gf}sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MARRIED AT URPHYS&#
~ amer and Miss Faulkner Joined BY

Mr.. Lanier and Miss Faulkner Joined by
"a Dr.. Spooner. Il 4 t.s
Mr. II.i a. Lanier, Of Norfolk, and At 1a;1.
May Faulkner, Of Ohio. were ma rrled
In the parlors at Mnrphy,s ,= Hotel yeS 40
\ day q fternoon at 1880 o clock, by Rev,
pr. spooner OF this city. The younB
couple we're former Pensioners OF Pr.
}Spooner@ and came to Richmond so 10
could perform the ceremony that n'-'1 -
them MAINLAND wife y. i
They left on the evening tram ,,9r.
Washington, where they will spend LIE
honeymo returning thence 10 q otl ~ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FOR ATTORNEY-0EN ERAL
The Name Of. n on. r. 9. Davis, Of PEI
B.1tersburg, is Being Mentioned.

The Name OF n on. Il. 3. laws, OF r'es
sltersburg, is Being Mentioned.
''Thero stands one Of the brainest law
ycrs SIN southside Virginia, said prom
5inont House member the other day, while
Hon, r.. b. Davis Of Petersburg. was
making one or his powerful legal nfgu-
fnejlts on some pending measure.
lA''yvouldn't hemalc a rattlIny Attorney
General? 2" inquired the member OF some
colleagues, and they; all ngreed to the
proposition with one accord. And then.
at once, there was much uuet talk along
the line ofiasklng Mr.. Davis to enter tho
race and he Will no doubt BIO urged to do
SO at the proper time The senior mem.
Der from Petersburg u however is essen
tally a lawyer and does not care muc en-
for political honors. He was member
OF the House back in&the R7o's. but de-
cllned reelection and only consent ted 70
come back after many years under strong
pressure. MIR, Davis Is a powerful ndv :
cate and his friends say he would mako
m admirable attorney general. E4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
Directors Goito st. Louis.

Nine of the twelve directors OF the
jamestown Exposition. Company passed
through this city Monday night en- route
to st. Louis. whittier they go to be present
at the formal dedieaton4or tne e,,I g d,,i
known ' as the St. Lonis Exposition or
Worlds Fair, The dedicationL ls sot for
Thursday evening. The Virglnla Com
mission to the ST. Louis Exposition also
left Yesterday 10 attend the dedlcntory OK
ercIses and ceremonies. Those OF the
jamestown EXPOSITION party are Direo,
.tor-General y, LoWenpers, SeGretary
Myers, II. j. Wool, II. s., southgate. Alyah
IL Martin and threa others. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
/ ANOTHER CANDIDATE

.Friendsof Mr.. Meyers Want Him on
the Police Board.
"a Mr.. Watson Meyers. clerk at the Loco.
motive Works, has been prominently men
toned as a successor to Commissioner
Charles Bosher Of the Police Board. who
has sgniied his Intention of retiring At
the expiratin OF his term In July.
Mr.. Meyers Is a well known man an6
eminently qualified to I'LL the position. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
License s In Hallfax.
lsnerlnl N. ,rhn rimnh. nispntch.l

fspecihl Il Tho TimeB-plsPhtch.]
SOUTH BOSTON, April 2s-county
Court was In session yesterday, Judge
Barksdale presiding, The principal
business transacted was the nearing OF
applications and granting 81 hquor
license, TWO licenses were grained az
Houston, six at South Boston ana Two
AT Virgilina. Tho applicants from 4 aous-
ton and South boston had cerllhcates
from the respective Town c9lll'eils.
yirgiIjna having less than 500 iph9bi-
tanrs, a majority Of the Registered voters
In the qlgtrlc. signed petit!ors Tor ll1ells0,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
! I'm J, a,,,.pass THIS M interest and

season VIII a,irpass THIS In Interest ana ny
j brllliancy. u
Mrs. II. 4. Morton, OF stauntoii' IS
spending d week iii the city with her sls-
fters,S Miss j !. Nv. Barisdale, Of Charlo.ttc
county, md Mrs. ". Q. 1lovelace. o.
Halifax county. visiting their niece, Mrs.
Dir. George II, Barksdale on ChimN,razo
Park Thirty-secohd Street n
Miss Minnie L. Wlshmyer, OF Baltimore,
MIDI, is In the city to attend the we'd
ding 81 Mr.. Ridgewny Moore and Miss
Olga Rehllng to-day. While In the city
she will be the guest Of her friend, MISS
Katherine Phillips. No. 81 East Clay
street. She, will remain In Richmond for
several days. .g5 lg Il IS NJ NJ i5i SSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
LAND-GRABBERS

Property Upon Which Taxes for Last
~ Yearls Delinquent May Go.
Il Mr. r. K G.. Walford. collector Of delin-
fqicnt taxes, will on next Monday otfer
for sale oil property upon which taxes tS
for@1902 have not been paid. Much Of TINS
property will fall into tho hands Of land
grpbbers. and Mr.. Wnlford urges all who
wish to save their property to pay before
that time. 5.lL 1900 49,. -L.LL-l .uiM