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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-06
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-06

N ST. LOUIS AERIE 40. Il. FRATER-
~ nal Order OF Eagles. will meet every
Wednesday at 5 y. m. At Havlin's Hall,
~ CONRAD kEAiPE, W. P,
Jno. A. Gerne1. W. Secretary. LOOT Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21
cages . Weuiateiten.
n [ n b.

Giner Depeibe oes Stem gurs
ter n6eralb" gu Tolee bot 8apit
Bius x. nah grtldrung bes colorts
biiben @eianoten beim 8atifan
cine 0ote an Brdlibent HDDiepelt
gerihtet, in pelder er. gemiiiers
maBen als 5iriprefer gulombia's 8,
feline Wermittlung speds geredlter
uno unparteiiiher Beileanna Ger
DiHeren5eu anbietet, melbe apiiben
Dem lebtgenannten 2anoe unb ben
Ser. Staater belteben.
Muf grluben bes ameritanis
i9en @eianoten in Seoul, pelder
berihtet, oaB arapaue uno groBe
8eiorgniB in 3Drea berrlden, bat
oas @toatsoepartement in 8albings
ton benz neutrality-suspicious. porees
ihlagen, elm arieasihiff nah ben
foreaniihen @emdiiern gu ienben.
Wabribeinlih miro bic ~Wilminas
ton" gefanot tperoen.
= 9as amerifanii1e Moro gbiz
ma : @elbmaoer unter Dem gom@
manoD oeS Momiral @pans lit iebt
in 9onDlulu eingetroffen.
Inter ben 8afiagieree oes am
Samitaa in Wem Oprt einaetrufe=
men Dampfers numbria" befanb iid)
audi Der Burenaeneral Benjamin
Bilioen, Uelder auf Der ct. Coulter
Notwithstanding Gcenen aus Dem
Durenleben our Dariteaung bringen
mia.
Ius 0prfolf, 8irainien, miro
uDn 10. December berid)tet: Ger
8efeblsbaber oes 3reusers .Olpm=
pia" bat Der bieiigen Bolisei 8erio-
nal-B eifreibungen BON 10 Wann Der
8eiabung oes ShiHes. tpelbe tiirs-
LID oeiertirt ftno, i~iberlanot. Die
Olympic" nimmt our Belt I'M bie=
iiaen Shifsbaubofe &oblen fir Die
Sabrt naf Banana elm. Isle man
annimtnt, iino Die 9eute oeIertirt,
neil iie ith o0r eiuem langen Gufs
entbalt in iiiolihen @emaiiern iheus
en-. Son ben anoern i'm bieTigen
Shhsbaubofe liegenoen Sbiffen fol-
len i'm @ansen 40 Wann fabnens
fliibtia ~aetuuroeu lein.
- DaS Stats Dbergeridt bon
2uuiiiana bat Beter Warner, &eu.
ben BrDmn unb Gbm. Marner lie
So. 900 als @ntihdoiaune bafiir gu.
geIproben. baB fie Don 30 8iirgert1
BON gooipn, Binn Bariib, nad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21

babe nur Die Stimmung in Sapan
gemiNermaBen mipnoieren" mDuen
uno fDnne nun, nahoem bas gei9ee
ben lei, 81 neuen Terbanolunaen
iibergeben.
Sn 4pnbDn, NOD man iiber lDldJe
9inge meiit 5iemlib gut tnformiert
lit. meint man, Sapar tperoe aaer
Babrf6einlibfeit nab Nleranz
Der oes @rDBen Wooe ben gorbiihen
¬en Der biplpmatilden Germide=
lunaen oaour6 ourbidlaaen, baB es
oas BrDteftDrot Sapan8
itber &Urea erfldrt! 9atnit
miroeu ale @roBm6hte sufrieben
iein nit Nusnabme &uBlanos, -
uno ielbit bies piiroe ith mahribeiu=
lib itiaI6meigeno oaau perbalten.
menn es oaourh einen langmierigen
uno foitlpieligen &rieg nermetoen
f0n1e uno neni, man ibm anoerer-
ieits oafir mDelihit freie 9ano in Der
Wanbihurei laiien tuirbe.
Die Nabribt, oaB Sapan oas
nltimatum HuB[anos niht nur Obj
gelebnt, ionoern burd Die Qbiens
ouna zines @eaen uttimatums er<
hilbert babe, beitdtigte 1i@ ni9t,
anein bic DHentlide Weinune
in Sapan 1T tatfdblih 10 erbits
teri aegen 8uBlano, baB iraenb
elm neutrality-suspicious. 3mtibenfan
bod nod Die Gegieruue gu elmer
&rteaserfldrung an &uBlano ordn=
gen fam! 0eionoers erbittert bat
Die Sapaner Die BON Der gofiD'er
Breiie gebradte Melbung, oaB @rpBz
Britannica i'm Sale, baB GuBlanb
Die Manolhurei befinitip bebalte, als
ugumpenlation" oafir oas britiibe
Br0tettorat iiber oas aaa5e 0antie=
ftang=9al proclamieren weroe-o. b.
etwa uber oas geiamn1te Wittel-
China! &ommt bann nod DeutIms
lano uno leat Die 0ano auf Die Brps
bling Betbili unb Srantreid] bonn
Suoen Der, Damn mdre ia Die lanee
a~neefunoigte ,Qufteilung gbinas"
ihon 10 gut wie ourdgefibrt!
Wiht NUT in Sapau, iDnbern niel
mebr nod in gbina ielbit bat oies
@eriht aroBe Beitirsuna berporges
rufen unb Die @rbitterung gegen Die
Sremoen - beiDnoers aber Die Gng=
ldnber-bat baourh in Befing mies
Der einen iebr hobea @rao erreiht.
Son Seiten Der britiiben @eianot=
lhaft in 8efing Eat man es oesbafb
AUDI fir nDtig eebalten. oies @es
ridt als cine bDsmiQige grfinoung
5u beseibnen. tDelf)es bios in Der
Wbiiht in nmlauf eeiebt moroen iei.
um Die hineiiibe Neaierung eegeu
England aufSubeben, DbuDbl China
bod feinen beiieren Sreunb babe
als England. TroB oieier 8eteues
rut19en erbdlt iih oies @eriiht aber
init elmer groBen, unb fir Die Sah<
laee iehr haratteriitiiben 6artnds
digfeit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21

WelBtappenart miSbanoelt muroen.
Die WeiBfappen pDaten burb QuG=
fereien NuSfunft iiber ben urbeber
mebrerer 8ranbitiftuneen erlangen,
Die in lebter Belt poreefommen ma=
rem.
= Cine eeluneene @eihidte lit in
Wfiluaufee paiiiert. Dprt ipielt i'm
oeutlben gbeater cine erft fiira(ib
aus Deutidlano e%ingetroffene Sdauz
fpielersg ruppe, berer erite 2iebbabe=
rim elm SRI. 0tarearetbe &iibmtoffi lit.
Wtit oerielben tam aub elm Or. Gu,
ftab 0Offmann beriiber. Der iin als
Sreuub unb BeihiBer Der Dame
aufipielt. Gurb cine 4ritif Der oors
tiaen n@ermanta" elaubte 6err 6of-
mann SRI. Gubmfoff 10 ihmer be.
leioigt, oaB er es fir nDtig belt,
5errn b. Shleinib, ben Hebaeteur
Der 8ermania" CUR .foroern3. 9ies
le SOroerung oIrfte aber nod elm
ernites 0abipiel in ben @erihten
erleben. 6err b. Shleinib Eat cine
Bprlaoung oor Die groB9eihmorez
men erbalten, I'M ole 3euae in oie=
fer Nffaire Dernommen gu tperoen,
ebenio 9err 6offmanrt uno Or. SDEn
Nnoerion, melher alS Sefunoant
fungirt uno Die Sorberung iiberbraht
bate. SRI. Wargarethe &uhmfoff
miro uDrauslibtlib ebenfalla Der,
nommea weroen. Die Staatsgeiebe
WtscDnlins erfennert auf Ito Sab
re @efdngniBitrafe megen elmer Duea=
foroerung.
Der 3abl Der 9ppbus. gooe8s
fdae in Butler, Ba., belief lih bis
gum 20. DECEMBER auf SO. 9dalih
rperoen nod mebrere neue @rtran=
tungen gemeloet.
Sn gleuelano, Shio ermOroete
Der in serriitteten 8erbdltniIien les
benoe Waihinit Sc. Us. Derbp feline
Srau unb feline brei 3inoer uno be-
ains oann SelbitmUrb.
Gin augemeiner Droibtenfuts
iher : Streit bereitet in gbieaao
aroBe unbequemlibfeiten. Belpne
oere Sbnierigfeiten iteIen lid bel
ben 2eibenbegdngniiien beraus.
Ser Dampfer .geutpnic" Don
Der @bite=S tar.2inie, Der nad elmer
duBerit itlrmiiden Sabrt BON Qiuer,
pDDl in Stem gorf eintraf, tpuroe,
als CT iih 200 Meilen 6Itfib BON
ben Bdnfen uDn Neufunolano bes
fano, mebrere Wiale pntn Blibe oes
trDffen. Der GoroersT opmait tuuroe
gelpalten uno Die Baiiaaiere gerieten
in Ingit. Die r9eutonic" brodte
SO 8aifaeiere Der eriten uno 100 Der
sueiten 8aiite oes heibaoigten
Dampfers sa~ropnlanb" BON Der
HeosS tar.3inie nit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21
Gine Nepplur,pn II, stdt!

Gin lideres NnSeiben elmer bepori to-
benoen llmtpdlsuns unO e~rniter Stu
runsen in Sbrem GDltem iinb NerpoIiz
tat, sGlafolisfeit ober nebelfeit
Electric 8itters" miro balb Die ldfi.
gen rrladen bierpon serit6ren. Dies
Wittel perfeblt ME, ben Masen 5u itdr-
fen, Die Nieren unb ben Darn : Canal
81 resulireu, bic Sober qnauresea urlb
bas 8lut 81 reinisen. Beionoers slnitis
ipirft bas Mittel auf erid6pfte Ser
penzSpitene unb ale bamit i'm 3uIam>
i~amenbanse itebenoe 8ei6lueroen ,per=
ihipinoen inter Der frdfti9en Giniuirfuns
befel6en. Electric 8itters" foitet nur
so Gents unb bas @elo miro 5uriidse-
seben, iuenu es nidt oDaise 8efrlebi=
sung seudbrt. @arantirt 6ur6 Die
Gpotbefer s. aalteper & Con unb 90.
9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21
Nus Berlin S6hreibt mon. e

= Nus Berlin ibreibt man: Srau
Babette Broniart BON Sheuenoorff,
cine geb0rene Imerifanerin, 1T TO-
eben BON ibrem @atten oelhieoen
poroen. Die 8erhanolunoer batten
unter IusihluB Der Oeffentlihteit
itatteefunben. oa Sreiberr BON Shel-
lenoorff in ieiner @ieenihaft ols Be-
feblsbaber elmer 8arniion in Oeutl6=
Oitafrita fib init eineeborenenSrauen
in 10 beltinler @eiie nerganaen baben
foa, Dab man Die nGberen Details
ni6t aboruden tann. Die inoirette
Solae bieier Sbeiouna oiirfte BARN
.beitehen, oaB Der sSreiberr nod oor
elm Srieasaeriht aeiteut uno pabr.
ibelnlih Shimpflib entloiien tuer-
ben miro. Srau bon Sdeaenourff
befinoet iidl auf Dem Beae nah
Imerita.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-21
Ser aampf wirs Elm erbttterter 5etu

9iejenisen, Die babel be6arreu, fire
S6ren ben aubauernben @mpfeblun9en
bon n9r. Sings Neuer Gntoeduna" fir
ESdiuiuDin6t gu ueri9lieBen, peroen
einen lansen unb erbltterten &f ans
5ufedbten Daben segen lire 2eiben, tuenn
oenielben nitt balb elm oerbansniBuols
es 8iel seiebt miro ! Man leie, mas
3. 81. 8eaG BON 8eaa, Miii, gu iasen
bat a2ebten 9erbit sei9te meine
,Eruu ale Spmptume BON S6ipinbIu6t
Sic nabm uDr. Sings @eue @ntoe=
dung" nadoem aQes auoere feline @ir-
flung perfeblt bate. Sofort 5eiste iid
8eiierung unb bier 6luiden beilten iie
ppais. @arantirt BON ben N~potbefern
S. &alteper & Son uno 4colpb DreiB.
Breis so Gents urb sl.00. Yrobe=
SlaI6en irei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
DEATH in
Sl|Q.Al'|.N'|.S';i,.B'||'|iI0|..|.R|'|'0|..||.
MIR. Lee H. Clements Passed
Suddenly Away.
MARRIAGE i, OF. Mr. R SMITH 5 Y It ].
Council Committee on Cemetery and
Poor Will Meet Toni ht-Funeral.
Personal and Other
5s Notes.
MARRIAGE OFi8MR. SMITH

Manchester Bureau Tiines-Dispatch,
E5T No. = 81 Hull Street, s S
Mr.. Lee FL Glen ents, a we'll known
merchant Of swansloro, died suddenly
about $3.50 o. clock yes. erdny afternoon. HI
was on his l!nrss, talking to Mr.V Tenn
PIE friend OH q matter Of business
near tho latters home, In Chesterfield
county when he suddenly fell forward
off the horse and expired. lie was taken
TO lis home on the Broad Rock Road
about mile beyond swansboro. Death
wa.t found to have been due to heart fail
ure. 5fi jsS }43 81 e f9
Mr.. Clements was twice married. He
leaves two children by his first wife
Mr., William II. Clements, who was en-
gagged in the grocery business with him,
and Mrs. Walter M. Jones. Els second
wife survives him, with three children
Clifford, Ernest dnd Charles Clements.
Mr., Clements was one OF the wealthiest
business men Of Swa.nsboro.
The funeral will take place Friday
from West End Methodist Church,
Swansboro. Undertaken Morrissett has
charge Of the arrangements
j4 a COUNCIL COAlhllyr El1S.
The Council Committee on the Aims
house Will meet inE Col. Aliens office
tonight In regular session and the COM
mlttee on Poor will meet at the Same
time and place. V S,iS ilig 5i H
The Health Committee will meet at the
Council Chamber tomorrow night s
WEDDING LAST NIGHT.
Mr. 81 M u. Smith, Of Manchester, and
Miss Kesler, Of Lynchburg We're mar
ried In the atterScity last night and will
reach Manchester this evening, where
they will make their future home. i
s mfr. Smith Is a well-known business
man. member or the Fire Department,
and father OF Mr.. Walter Smith, also of
the Fire Department l g
A reception will be given the couple
at the residence OF the son. No. % Tenth
Street, tonight. G 53
JUNIOR ORDER.
B.6 Virginia Council, Jr. O.. U. A, NJ, OF
Petersburg, will visit Manchester on May
18TH. At the meeting Of Liberty Coun-
coll the following committee was appoint
ed to entertain them: Messrs. WI. Nor
risett, G, G. Fuqun, b. NJ. Clarke, w.
4 Fl, Toler and w. III Marshall.
NEGRO ATTACKED.
The police Of Manchester and Swans
boro are looking for the assailant.of Ban
mister Green, colored man, formerly
employed ut w. "A. Bass & Co.'S store.
He was attacked in Swnnsboro Monday
night, by unknown persons and badly
beaten. i "a vs.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mr.. Parke FIowle is i'll at his t.cne. NO
113 East Tenth Street. 5$
Bishop Smith is expected to be present
at the dedication Of the new Central
Methodist Church next month. 5.y ii
Mr., r. A. Bowen is confined to his
room He has been sick several days.
Mrs Darlington Watkins, Of Chester
field county, is able to be UP after q long
illness. s "
The Willing Workers, of Clonton-street
Church will meet tonight Mt the home
OF Mr.. G. r. Kahl, In Swansboro
The remains Of Mr.. Edward IL Moore
we're laid to rest from the home at ~
o'clock yesterday morning and the bur'ai
was in Naury Cemetery. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
THE F FACULTY is
NOT TO INTERFERE.
But Richmond College SoCle.
ties Are Not Done With
Medal Trouble.

After careful consideration yesterday
afternoon, the faculty OF Richmond Col
lege decided not 70 interfere IN the squab-i
bic of tho woiiterhry societies over the
joint orators medal,
The petition OF the new Sigma Rho So
ccty protesting against the decision Of
the judges awarding tho medal to Mr., W.
p. Powell, who broke down shortly after
he began his speech, was received by the
faculty and thoroughly gone over, but
tho ultimate determination of the college
authorities was to let the matter rest as
It Is. III il s5s
Mr. W. v. Thraves, ono OF tho con-
testants from the Phlologlon Society,
suggested compromise, stating that
"since the failure of Mr., Powell on Fri
day night last was likely to cause a
breach between the societies, he would
suggest that the societies reopen the con-
test, select new Judges and allow the
same contestants to enter
This, 1t was thought at one time would
better the matter, but later 1t was learn
ed that the compromise would not be ac-
cepted by the Philologion Society, The
AIu Sigs went into secret session, and It
Is thought that they have determined to
take tho matter to the State prtorical
Society,
This, however is not certain At any
rate, the latter society Is still f1ghting for
what they believe to be due them, Mr.,
Powell Is making all preparation to go
UP to tho State contest to be held at RAN
dolph-Macon on Friday night next. and
says he hopes to be more composed and
wind up the stir by winning the State
medal. Mr.. Powell is a speaker. of power
when he Is at his best, and II would not
surprise his friends should he win the
state contest. A large crowd VIII 20 with
him to the contest including some OF the
professors and their wsyes
Mrs. Helen n. Archer. and her daughters.
MISS Nellie and Lille, have moved from
Chester, Va. to No. 215 West Marshall
Street, IN this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
AUCTION sALEs-FuTuRE DAYS
BY N. ". Bowe.
X Real Estate AuctiOnecr.
TRUSTEES SALE 555 II S5 "
/ 4 N f2 o r 5j lFs 8sS5 5f af3 q
AN EXCELLENT FARM WITH VERY
ATTRACTIVE IMPROVEMENTS i
THEREON, NEAR CROzET. IN s
lALBEAIARLEs COUNTY. VA.

March l. nss ana duly ise recorded IN Abe
marie County Court In ?; B.% l13. page
he Sndessgnsd been dIh
t trustee named e. in said deed bylnn order
OF the A do county coursfemte ed
the payment of the debt secured BY said
front Of the County Courthouse at Char.
.'o''esv! Ta III St s. MAY Z, 1908.
tive farm above referred to, containing
SeTns ena he
south side OF the &. . & o. Ry..S about one
mile from Crozet Station ION q good
Miller Manual Labor School. .s 81 34
The improvements sconslst Of large
com Portable and lcompar tive y new resi-
dence, containing about slxtesIs rooms =;
trees on a. knoll. from which the land
slopes gently TO q running st r, -,
Mountains ana Of the, surround!ng coun-]
try, In addition "a the dwelling there
are the usual subsidiary buildings OF am
good condition, The land ls fertile, in a
high state OF cultivation, we'll Watered by
running streams, and is adapted TO a
Ght the famous s fruit growing section 81 AZ
Sbennrle county. -.S d. tx Il III IA n
B The nelghborhood Is excellent It being
In tho midst of refined and cultivated
people. For further particulars address;
the auctloneer.
ne-fourth cash. and tho resi-
due In three equal instalmcnts at ono.
two and three years from day OF sale, for
notes with Interest added and secured
+ by trust deed on said propertY;gorS q "
pi ]. JORDAN iI4T1AKE.
Apl 24-tds Substituted Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
~ The Hsoto' !, 81,

Among the arrivals In the city%yester-
day wis Hon. Claggett B. Jones, Of King
and Queen county, one Of the most pop
ular members of the late Constitutional
Convention, and was given q cordial
greeting by his old friends. Mr.. Jones is
In the city for a day or two on private
business. ii. Il Ks !,
Among the arrivals at the Jefferson
yesterday were Lieutenant and Mrs,
Philip v, Scott United States revenue
cutter service, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott were
married in Louisa county yesterday Tho
young officer is a son OF State Librarian
iW.&NY. Scott, Of Orange county.
4 Mr., D. w. Barrett, ono of the proprie-
tors Of the Birmingham, Ala, Age Her
ald is in'the city, registered at the JEFF
ferson., Mr.. Barrett is one OF tho best
known newspaper men In the South hav-
Ing formerly been Washington corrc-
spondent for the Atlanta Constitution
He married. one of Virglnia's most beau
tlful daughters Miss jamie sutherlin
Smith, of Danville.
Z Among the OLneT arrivals uI tue JeI-
ferson yesterday wero Mr.. Caskie Nor
vcll of Charlotte county; Major r. w.
Hunter and w. b. Smoot, of Alexandria
Judge Thomas T. Blakey, Of Essex
county; Judge W. Samuel Goodwin, Of
F?mporia and Mr.. John Wood, n well
known newspaper writer Of staunto.n
formerly OF Roanoke, are among those
registered at Murpty's last night.
Other Virginia arrivals at Murphy's
include Rev. III. II, IIouthan and wife,
OF Williamsburg; B, P. Eggeston. Of
brakes Branch; T.. p. Slater. Of Ports
mouth; Mrs N, T. Henley, of Williams
burg; Miss Mary Turner. Lanexa; Mrs.
l., L. Barnes and Miss Barnes, Windsor
Shade; j. v. Moore. NTachIpongo, and
Thomas W. Miller. Roanoke.
Judge Robert Waller Of spotsylvania;
G. Chawning, Caroline; w. d. Samson.
BlacksburG; ]. J.. Putney, Fatmviile;
IT. Il. Fisher, w, r., Oakley and II. II,
Kraft, clifton forge. are among the
Yirglnians at the New Fords
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
Personal and General.

Mrs. James Oils. of Ballsville, Pow
hatan county, after visiting friends In
Richmond, has gone to visit others in
Louisa county.
Rev, ]. IT. II, Wlnfree, Presbyterian
minister OF Augusta county, Va, is at
the Virginia Hospital for troatment
3 Mrs. Annie Churchmun, of Augusta
county, Is visiting her husband, tho mem
Der OF the House from that county, at
NO. 81 North ELEVENTH Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30

most Inevitable result Will be the turn
Ing OF tho negroes toward Congress and
the starting Of movements by politicians
for partisan ends to enforce the amend
inents by reduced Southern representation
and other drastic laws. This would be
unfortunates Far better for tho country
would be the quiet enforcement OF the
CONSTITUTION BY judicial process, which
would Jvindlcate the American principle
Of equal laws, while leaving tho intclli-
gence Of every state master OF the pol!ti-
cal situation.--New York Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
NEW ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL
fRv, 4 Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, April 20. ----Attorney--
General Knox has approved D, No Nc
Reynolds as assistant attorney
Of the. United States. to succeed James
Beck, resigned. s3s
ss Mr.. fMcReynolds Is q Nashville lawyer,
Sforty-two years old. and formerly lived
In washington as tho private secretary
to Senator Jackson. OF Tennessee, who
subsequently became an associate justice
of the Supreme Court Of the hi United
States. IL ts3s w /, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
E BY T. B. Elan q Co..
s Real Estate 3Auctlcneers,
5PuBbIo A ''' UElTH fSIp
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING.
No. 1908 West Leigh Street.
OPPOSITE THE r., II, g. p. n, n, SHOPS

BY direction OF the owner who Is re,
solved to sell. we shall sell BY public
at $3.50 q clock p, NJ. the detached frame
sTREET, with lot S6xloo feet, "a
The dMeling vs contains srooms IN ha q
lent to the r., e, & P. r. r. Shops, tho
Southern Stove Works, Stock Yards neyy
;AAbatttoir, Bnughman Stationary Cot, I,
cry, and within q short distance OF the
site selected BY the Continental Tobacco
Company TOR their new factory Tho Local
mand good tenants at at a good rental, and
1t will pay well as an invest ment. The
owner being resolved to sci a bargain
may be expected, and all In quest OF such
property should attend the SALE
TERMS--Liberal,a and announced at le.
gl5 j. b, ELAN g. CO., 8
Apl S0-tds Auctioneers..
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We arc persuaded that the worst thing
that could happen to the negro would be
the renewal of political agitation con-
corning his rights, 1t would stir up III
feeling and put back the progress OF civ
ilizaton many years. Yet, u the courts
offer no protection to bis rights as plainly
guaranteed by the Constitution, the al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
nswsar ON Rermjan emily,

"orrlne" will help you to keep your
pledge II is a scientific preparation ~
powder form. an excellent tonic. and
neyer fails to cure the drink habit Ihe
craving for liquor never returns. EN-
dorsed by the best physicians ~ the
country. sl,O0 per bpX;s6 boxes Tor So,oo.
Polk Miller Drug Company, S34 East
Main Street,; Polk Miller, Coleman Cons
pany, First and Broad Streets, islchmond.
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ITO DE SOLD }AT4PUBLlC$A AUCTION
q ! 81 AT I3LOOMINGDAL1 FARM, APRIL

gu.O E5CLDg fAOSllOINl
At LOoMINGDALE FARM, APRIL
80, i 1908, AZ IS H t so 5G n NJ
ye sosk S9f g Rr9PBs
Cattle comprising n very. fine .lot8of Hol-i
stein cows, helfers and bulls. also. the best
horns ever offered for SALE Valuable Jer-
sey bull. Exles Lenoir, Erar,dson Of Exile
shire Sheep and Lambs y Poland. China
Hogs, 10 head Horses and Mules 5,
Ail Farming implements of every de-
scription, IN good condition. Ono s and
one 12.horse power I1n Inc and Boilers.
u IargeSl lot Of mo Dairy Machinery sep.
Inratprs, Churns, Milk and C:rea m lvnis.
Coolers, Cooley Creainer, Shafting, Pull
legs. and everything needed in large
dairy. bz5Ss4s5 lsgs s ss 4sl 2 I
Farm situated In Henrleo county. four
miles from Richmond I Electric cars run
through farm Take Lakeside Car at
First and Broad Streets. 5 %
Sale commence. at 10 20 clock a. NJ.
Il TERM S-To be announced at sale
iApl 19.Su, TIL, Th-tds f Ns yS{ y
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st ttt yGIIl,r,l,. ., Hal ~ i7 t,e.
4 Richmonders in New York.

v Especial to The Tlmes-D1spatchJ D
NEW YORK, April 9.--.'NVa,ld orf--W. Fl.
parrish; Fifth Avenue-Miss Moseley.
Mrs. e.. II. Shields. Miss Shields; Union
{square-W. A.. Morton and wife; Herald
suuare-C. Z 8. Crenshaw; Hof fman---.W.
Gray, II a w. Hazard. NJ. G.. Patterson,
". b. Saunders, J. g. Hayes; Imperial.
II. B. Wadley; Yictoria-W A. " y, hitecar
and wife. d. III X "a