davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Property Transfers

Richmond. w F. Eberman and wife 70
NO" Day. II feet on east side Of Laurel
Street. 1es la feet from cum l Der1aro'
't; joseph F. Glenn and wife to s. p Palr *
20 feet on south s,ae q Moore street. y
t tssHen n Ice Charles Wand Minnie A.
chdrey to 5udson 8, aef tSs
about six miles below s, MlGi''o''u' nct sAe
N Z. r. iDtickeraon and wife TO Joshua
feet on s09tsenss ses g ana
Tw uT Streets. subject TO deed OF
trust, 1851, Aesoc,a tjon -
EyersreeHs, orss "a and Delivery Company,
/ A laere near to and east Of Richmond,
go. aoio, commissioners to
CIV '1W 'cch iidrey, 81 acres. near the New
The Peoples B. I; & 7, &c, 70 s J,9shu Y.
Ranks 20 feet on the southeast side OF
q 1a street between Twenty-elshth and
Twenty-ninth. IS, sic5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
GRAND CIRCLE
Colored Order Representing o,oOo
Peonle Holds Meeting Here.

&; The Grand Circle OF the Benevolent Ala
and Relief association. coiored ir sts,,
nal order organized in this, stay s, 4
MareS 1902 with supreme head seasi at E Sere
a. their hall on Leigh Street. Delegates
from the several subordinate circles were or
nresent and the reports were very en-,
couraglng While this is the o fTst a annual
mem bership OF nearly 5000 locateo III, 20
Wirainia, Maryland, Georgia and the DE
e' Near ri &. 900 were paid out in sick and
death Hencfi,s Tho asocia ton believes
association OF Ideas, finance and reiisio','
.rha 1oembers are greatly encoura Eed With
Inc work for the first year. =,
al The closing session the following Of
feers we're elected; y ava Rleekw sspre sns
yica. nresident; 8. ". Johnson, supreme
secretary:. ". Henry Robinson. supreme
5isin .'T.s. Hawkins. M. D., supreme med
To- a1arliner; w. Ashble Hawkins. 81.
prerne attorney, ]. H, Graham su ltE
or sanrd ., control-w. H., Hatcher P.
R. liverpool I. H. Carrots c. Kev :, G q:
s,1nremel head. hi 3a spt5 '.7'4sa35 si5t 5{t5af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
ACTS OF KINDNESS .
BRING A FORTUNE j /,
Miss Atlanta Brdd 11l ste.
nographer. Helriess to E Is
tate Valued at $4,000.

Miss Atlanta L. Bradneld, OF No. 9.
South Third street, has received q COM ON
munication from Dallas Texas, that her
maiden aunt, Miss Marie Bradfeld, who
died recently, had left her entire estate 70
her The property Is valued at $loov0 or
more, and from a young lady who had the
bravery to earn her own living. MISS
Bradheld succeeds to a fortune OF Wnicn
any Southern girl might be Justly proud
The young lady naturnllyis exceedingly
modest as yet In claiming her swealtt she
does not know, at least not In her own
mind that she has It.. 1t Is right hard for
one to realize that wealth has suddenly
come. 81
2E One OF the prettiest features OF this new
found fortune is that 1t came as n reward
for kindness. when the young lady had
no idea OF doing more than following the
impulses Of her own warm and sunny ma
ture. She said yesterday that Ter sorrow
for the death OF her aunt took away any
elation at her good fortune She never
saw her aunt on but one occasion This
was while the latter was living on Frank
lin Street q Year or 70 go. They became
good friends. and when they separated
the niece had become q favorite through
consideration and and little acts OF unseihsn-
ness OF which the young lady was her
self unconscious; at least, she followed
the promptings Of her nature. Since then
they have correspondent.
Miss Bradfield Is a stenographer IN the
Office Of Messrs. r. B. Chaft1n and Com
pany. Her father was the late H. u.
Bradneld prominent citizen OF Waco.
The aunt was the daughter Of wealthy
citizen Of Dallas. The young lady has
been resident OF Richmond two years,
and has constantly made friends. They
all greatly rejoice In her unexpected good
| fortune. ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
MOVING COST A
LIFE, POSSIBLY [: J s; |; ] | ! | X
Mrs. Emma Dodge Clay Sue.
cumbs to W ok 81 i Packing l
Buried in BlandfOrd.

The worry and work OF packing up TO to
move possibly cost Mrs. Emma l Dodge '',$
Clay her life. Mrs. Clay, was preparing rim
to move to washington, giving up her -
residence, No. 2FWest Marshall Street
this city / After all her possessions IN the the
way OF household goods had been gotten
together Wednesday, morning, she was vas
taken sick and fingered until Thursday
morning, when at 6:15 o'clock she passed
away. The new tenant was preparing 8 70
move In and she was ready to 90 @out, i
but as soon as she became Ill % bed was
hastily set UP and q room furnished for
her Use. Dr.. Landon B. Edwards was
summoned and a trained nurse secured:
Everything possible was done for the
patient but to no avail.
d Deceased leaves a son., Mr.. Henry Cor l
don Clay. Of Pttsburg, Mass, and q;
daughter, Miss Garnett Louise Clay, Of
this city. One brother, Mr.. Edwin Graz
dock, who lives near Petersburg, also
survives. ssgss5
The funeral took place yesterday after r:si
neon at Clock. DR.. Jere Witherspoon
conducted the service,s and the lnterment,
was made in Rlandforf sGemEetery, Peters
burg. al 55f M, 3i5i38
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
GREAT INTEREST IN
AMHERST AND NELSON

From sun-up to shutdown in Nelson
ana Amherst counties to-day political
contests will rage with great fiercen1eess
70 determine who shall represent these
constituencies in the lower branch OF the
Legislature Of 1905 5 5:
In Nelson hve candidates are IN the
field. and they are former Delegate a. 3:
Fitzpatrick, DR.. John c. Everett, Colonel
f.. B. Young and Messrs. W. II: Parrish
and Geoge ". Whitehead Wen posted
leaders 10 there say the fight Is between
Fitzpatrick and Everett, and that the re-
suit Is In great doubt. M t /,
II In Amherst the battle Is hot one, and
the old Issue OF Campbell and anti Camp
tel! Is being fought over again.
I, Former Judge Campbell Is running and 1lt
* being oppoed BY Or. Don. Scott. pop
ulai phyician OF the Elon Ditrtct. The
result will be eagerly awaited in both
counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
4 The Heptas:phs' Meeting.

Standing room was at premium at
Lee Camp Hall Thursday night on the
occasion OF the meeting OF Virginia con-
ciave improved Order Heptasophs. 1
Itihad been reported the day previous
that some. of the supreme officers OF the
OF the members who seldom attend the
meetings were on hand. and were greatly
pleased to hear from the supreme OIL
s sses aaa md h seccompshng SO
The address OF Supreme Secretary, sem-
Bryan and Member Supreme Committee
on Laws Henry Flegenhemer We're very
Interesting. and were listened TO with
marked attention.
were duly Initiated and fifty applications
for membership in the order We're we're re-
celved and acted upon; ~. !, a.,
bers repaired to the supper hall ana
partook OF refreshments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
MAY CONFER SOON AS
TO#ANNEXATION

Nothing has yet developed ms a result
OF the suggestion made on Thursday night
in the meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
meroe that the city and county authors
ties got together in an effort to got a
fair annexation scheme through the Log
islature, but It lis likely that In short
time the matter viii be taken UP In the
Council and Board Of Supervisors. The
Chamber Of Commerce Will not move IN
the matter but simply made the sug-
gestion for the proper authorities to act
upon. \. y
The city and county were at odds on the
subject In the last session Of the Eeg1s-
lature, and every effort VIII ne mado
to get them together before the November
session OF the body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
JUDGE sTUARTsTO SIT in
BUCHANAN LAND CASE

covernor Montague yesterday desIgnat-
al w Indaa j. H. Stuart, OF Tazewell, to sit
70 far Judge Beavers, OF Buchanan, in q
a 80. ,nvolying tho right OF G, w. Tebault,
80 Nnrfolk, a land-grabber, to take up
osrta,n alleged delinquent lands In Buch-
a an under section ees Of the. Code,
The designation Ia made because Judge
Beavers has acqn lnI "a, an interest N the
1 1rnu company are contestlng the right Of
r 1tI arlt to take up the land in question,
and NTH the contest promises to be a bitter
one, .u.
ranrs.ant Tebault. and the trial OF the
aboye cause will be the opening wedge
T. tha effort Of tho Norfolk man to get
n ~ s OF about 100000 acres OF land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
PRESIDENT MINER II '5 st#,f.s; I;
WANTS FULL HOUSE

The regular annual meeting Of the
Clay Ward Actiyes will take place at
.Belvidere Hall tonight at 9 O'Clock and
as officers for the ensuing year are TO be
chosen. President Miner and & the oth isr
ofYicers arc anxious that there snail ~! pe
4 4 full attendance OF members.
4 The present officers are: President, ~
w. Miner: Secretary. John q. Pase;
Treasurer, b. Al Jacob, and indications
src that they will all be reelected.
Heretofore, during thu heated term,
there has been sparse attendance upon
the meetings, but 1t re- likely = that. the
members will turn out Tonight TO take
part IN the election OF officers.
1t is probable thatsa resolution WIZ ne
adopted Ii, the meeting urging all Demo
Gratis to register when the books are arr,
opened next week. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
The Federal Building.

Judge Edmund Waddlll has returned 70
the city from Virginia Beach. haying
been called home by reason Of the dentin
probably remain In the city or at his
home near the city.
n libel was filed Yesterday IN the I1n y %
The iibelee BY the rGarshal in the case Of
Major Williams VS.. the barge, Camden.
Williams is a colored stevedore, and his
claim against the barge arises from an
alleged yiolat'o ~ OF 9 eoa'tust WIN ~"
Mr, Samuel BendIt. the Well known
United States Deputy Marshal, attached
out on agar, after an illness from which he
has not yet fully recovered Mr., Bendlt
suffered something IKE FACIAL paralysis :.
hoped now that lie will soon fully re-
onN : ! | !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
WARM WEATHER
STILL |. |, in SIGHT ;i.|.| J. H |
Farmer Evans Has No Hope.
Of a SnoWs ST IlrIl a This 7 y:
ViCinitysSOOn!t37 ASS,

+ Overcoats will not be II, demand. from
present Indications, for several days, at
least, Farmer Evans, IN his onlce. with
an electric fan near his head. and seY-
eral fans near at hand, said as much
yesterday,g He would not advise people
to build coal fires at present. but would
suggest continuation OF the Ice supply
q There are some thunder storms in
eight. and the storm sign IL out all alonG
with Joy by the soft drinks men, and
those who, cannot get possession of3thosr
overcoats. and the people who have mot
had much OF a touch of park pleasures
are still In line. : TN a $50;
IL 1t doesn't rain to-day Il may rain to-
morrow, so that those who have them
had better keep their umbrellas close }, a.
hand, 4 NJ, E3 Wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
.REQUISlTION FOR a
KENTUCKY WOMAN

Governor Montague yesterday granted
a rendition warrant on a reduistion tfom
the Governor OF Kentucky for young
woman named Laura Grove, who Is
wanted in Harlan county for making out
for presentation fraudulent claim
against the Commonwealth in the matter
OF witness fees. The woman Is detained
In Wise county, Va. and Special Agent
John A, Ward. OF Kentucky. has gone
there to take her back for trial.
D. H. Smith Is named in the papers as
accomplish In the matter, and he is al
ready under arrest iS Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
REV. MR.. CLARKE RETURNS
Rector Of ST James and His Wife Back
da .NsiE7 yae5 fror, Abroad.

/. -. -
Rector Of ST. James and His Wife Back
.fssls' yl$# from Abroad.
Rev. and Mrs. William Meade Clarke ark
, ,,y,. returned to the city after an absence
). 49, months In Europe, and they ex-
ures S. themselves as delighted with their
S' They sailed on August 18th from Naples Y
the Princess re and 81 landed e 9 THURSDAY
I'm In l going over Mr. and Mrs, Clarke land
aa - &c Glasgow and travelled through Scot
land, England France. Switzerland and
Italy. -. l.. -. ,,,,,,
the funeral Of Pope Leo XIII, was held.
and they attended T.. !.
Clarke viii occupy 9Smr h's pulpit a, st.
~ = ! m orning and evening, and his con-
s s VIII be glad to welcome him
back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
YOUNG LADY SAYS SHE
$50 800, 4 z SAW BULLET FLYING

pAfore SQUIRE James T, Lewis. In Hen
rico county yesterday. ]. Williamson.
white man. was tried on the charge OF
firing pistol on the public highways o.
,he county and was discharged. Ayoung
lady, who was witness against Wli nam
son, testified that she saw the nullet
flying through the air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
! ut tie Tcaaemy.

What Is said to be one Of the best
melodramatic productions on tour this
season, ',The Convict's Daughter" will
form the attraction at the Academy this
afternoon ana tonight 5,
It Is not one OF those wornout wea the.
beaten plays, but entirely original s,, ana
sess n sfa
expensive company Is required 70 H,ve
an adequate Interpretation OF the various
The great sensational scene is JAIL
yard, where convicts are at work reouiids
lng a wall beside a railroad. ~ this scens
a locomotive and tWenty freight cars cross y;
the AS the train passes me ~ "i tnt,
stones tS lea leaps s forS liberty to the roof &
the car K guard ares, but misses and q!
RFs0nor i Mse nay '0nyoa IS
wealthy and happy. his Innocence being
proven by the confession Of the dying
murderer who leaves all his property 70
him H %atad or %sn many
years, and all ends happily.
strong. stirring dramatic situations ors.
Ing heart interest, amusing natural and
unforced comedy scenes. allied With a
plot that can be followed by every BODY
ees tI m sl Add to the above. q
wealth OF scenic splondor, new and lntrl-
cato mechanical devices and 3 com pahy
~ s,,nerior7 ex cellence and the reason tor
the Universal success Of Human Hearts
is found. l3t. x. Z, 8. IS !. I, !,
1aHuman Hearts will mo at the a cad
enly Monday night, for one performance
only
Broadhurst and Currie, the owners and !,
managers OF Rudolph and ADOLF st II
which Mason and Mason have been 90
Successful In the. stellar roles are : 81. one
offthe most reliable and substsu slal Arms y,
Of amusem ent, managers, and have no. y
America, but In England as well, where
Mr. Broadhlrst has successfully managed
the Strand Theatre, Londons most g =, tas 81
"Rudolphp. and 3 Adolph,c,t comes to the
Academy next TUESDAY. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Oyeters Coming In.

The oysters received IN this city thus
very very good aualitM and to promise an s X
better quality as the season advances yne
supply promises to BE- equal 70 lS WIrs sea.
waters Vet. the open season not yet
having begun. II Will. begin, however,
next Tuesday, Very fair quality OF oys-
tors can be had at tho resta ufa hoS.
however. 6t M q ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
PAY NO COURTESY VISIT
British Home Squadron to Visit Amer'-
can Waters.
cry Associated Press,

(By Associated Press,)
LONDON September 1l.-The Press AS
ISOLATION to-day announced that tina
British home squadron will be sent to the
United States on n courtesy visit In res
turn for the American action In sending
squadron to Portsmouth.
The home SQUADRON, which Is command
has Just returned from participation IN
the naval manoeuyres and Will sail sep-i
tember 18th, for six weeks cruise
around Scotland, Shortly afterwards, ac-
cording to the announcement. the SQUAD
ron will sail for America, Il
The British admiralty tonight authors
lied n contradiction OF the statement that
the British squadron will visit tho United
States, Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
/ .BlEoU.J,AssoN's ESTATE s: ! .
Relatives institute Friendly Suit in the
Chancery Court.

suit has been Instituted in the Chancery
Court by Alfred e, Cohen for claimants
of the estate Of the late ~ J, Boujasson,
who died several months ago at his home,
No. s1o East Broad Street, Mr.. S. H.
Cottrell Is curator and administrator OF
the estate. The claimants are Vctorlne
NJ. J. Boujasson, a sister; Louis and
Franclone, nephews; clementine and EFT
nest Boujasson, daughter and son OF
another brother who died at Toulon..
Mr.. Bou5asson was agwell known figure
here for many years, and saved up more
than q, 900. He was hat maker, and did
4 good business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
The Junior lakewood.

:, There tss Ju Ml g 6aR ea Memorial AssS
ointion In the brick school house OF st.
Johns Church. Monday afternoon AT g. .
tion IL n sked to attend and all young
ladies Interested In the work Of the AS
ISOLATION are most cordially Invited to be
present at this meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
aar Tenders to Meet.

rhs nsstenqsrss, 1 No i NH hhe eld
e o. Amss, mnastinE Sunday. september IL,
iaa At q +. M. sharp. In Murphy's Annex.
G ts; raj Organizer John Hickey, Of Lynn,
pe gpes9Sasdio Before ye tis boay ana
: fuli attendance Is assured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Grace-street Church.

DR.. Wltherspoon, pastor of Graoe-street
Presbyterian Church. VIII occupy his p,u!-
The Doctors subject IN the morning
True Objeot,N and at night his subject
will be, N,I4oYe's AsslmllAtlnE Power, T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
MIR. Betty Returns.

Rev, y b. Betty pastor IF the hf,,r cay y
Pa citv this morning and occupy his
p t1.i 'I Tomorrow at each, service. 4.
MI Mr.. Betty writes that his wife,s health
mas h l, sppr,ngs, and She win accompany
him on his return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
4 Dr.. johnson at Home.t

Rev, Or. Henry e. Johnson, pastor OF
1,alrel- Street Methodist Church, who hai
from the ety t9F oosapS aa e.
m,init al both services tomorrow. The
ESsns ia especially anxious o have every
member Of the church present ,, tars sne
inr1 viii be brought to their at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
alleged 10 be delinquent IN Buchanan
COUNTY, Oh a portion OK which is situated
Grundy, the county seat. tt
COMPLYING WITH
THE BARkSDALE BILL

y Candidates who ran In the recent 1ienrt-l
CO primary are complying With the Barks-
dale law and are filing sworn statements
sas to their expenses.
Below will be found that Of Mr.. ThrocR-
morton, who was defeated for Common
weaiths Attorney!
Aprjl II, book FOR names of'voters..$ 30
May 2, Deputy clerk OF County Court
for copy OF record...... Il. ......@.. 10
May s, sponge and ink.... ........ ~
May s, stamps for circulars and en-
welopes. .,... ~ ''.......f ~ %
May H. Ware and Duke for 1000 !.
juno 1, dinnerGat Wagncrs store. :. u
.1nivs1 +, Ellis Jones, for printing. & 90
July s. dinner ut Pcase's ......... bo
July II rent OF Whalen's Hall, sep- i.
y TENDER 3.n.......... .....,.. ....... 70
July 20, supper ut Kirkwood 81. 80 80
August II, County Committee Tor
Election Expenses... ~. .s... 10 oo
August 10, Ware and Duke for 900
VI cards.... -. " "
August q hire OF buggy n............... ! 70
August 20, Ware and Duke, zoo
f q cards...... M. a.........,s..'... 1900. o ~
July %, feed for horse, Seven Pines. ID
stamps at various tines. ..... IS
Toll at various times.. !. ....... W
Street car 9tickets...... i. u........ 20
Rent OF Terry's Hall September 8. 8 90
.ssa1
Messrs Myer Angle and George w.
Thomas, who were elected Justices OF the
peace spent t1.25 and $4.25. respectively
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Meeting Postponed.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist sunday-school Association e OF
Richmond and Manchester will" no t take
place tomorrow, but has beenEpostponed
Until Sept. 9th. when the body. will meet
at Grace Street Baptist Church with the
Sunday-school Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Time Expired Tonight,

The time allotted to candidates who ran
tt lasts expires under the plan tomorrow
night night ard Id SO far there has been no move
looking 70 contesting the right, of any
Of the successful candidates e {heif GER r.
viii be anything done OH this line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Lost Her Purse,

A lady at the Baptist Home lost; her
purse Yesterday. either On Hrond or.
Gnace Street, The finder 10 requested to
return 1T 10 Briggs drug stors, corner
Of Grove Avenue and Harrison Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
EXHIBITION DRILL
Richmond Company No, 8 Entertained
Visiting Flremen from York,

members OF the York (Pa,) Fire Depart
ment. visiting the city, yesterday, were
given an exhibition nun" by engine COM
pany5 Nos yesterday lnornlng, from
headquarters to Seventh and v Broad
streets, The run was made IN y remark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
For Stealing Lunch.

,a s9i;sph mesrTs Lewis n tIenslco ceSns
yestsfday on ,hs charge e of Of stselpg
lunch from g motoFman eh ,S one 80 er ItEe
s.Isst ssISsY{, s;s' ua HI 'es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Board Of Aldermen.

regular session on Tuesday night next at
S o'clock, and there Is q great deal ~, Of
Important business to be transacted. T,s
president Is, therefore, anxious thnt there
shall: baI g. full attendance OF mempets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
phvsIclan TO Poor,

Ths iS9 niff hold Joint session at 7;so
= cioeK on Tuesday night for the pur-
pasa AZ eIecting a physician to the poor
for the Erst District to succeed Or. r.
u, Kerr resigned. ~ 81 s s{5i Il l8G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
IS s $$ 5 81 RILBY. $ B5$
TO THE sEAsHoRE
EVERY SUNDAY,

Special Fast Yestlbuled train leaves
Byrd street Station $3.50 4 NJ SLoo
round trip to Norfolk ana ocean S1e Wv
rinia Beach. No change OF cars be-
tween Richmond, Norfolk and virginia
Beach,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

ably short time, ana the visitors were
pleased and surprised. !.
Z rhe Visitors had their splendid band
with them, and Chief Fuller was sere-
raded. The boys mixed up and had
good time for a short while.
The visitors left last night for Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

Messrs Myer Angle and George w.
Thomas, who were elected Justices Of the
peace spent $1.25 and $425, respectively,
and In each instance It was for the print
Ing OF cards.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-03
MESSENGER BOYS CHARTER.
Juvenile Union VIII Be Installed To-
Night.

The Indianapolis Messenger Boys Union
will receive its charter from the American
Federation Of Labor and be installed by q
representative of that body. Organizer
John Feltman. at a meeting to be held in
Room Is. Union Block. tonight. John
Mitchell president of the miners union
has promised to be present at the meeting
and TO speak 10 the boys. The lads, IL Is
promised. will attend as well as at the first
meeting, when the union was organized.
and II Is expected that many others who
did not become charter members of the
union will be on hand to join tonight. The
officers Of the union, whose names have
not been officially made public, will assume
charge at the meeting and two delegates
10 the Central Labor Union from the new
labor body will be chosen.
In the same building in Room q the sta
tionary fremen will again attempt to or
ganize the coal handlers OF the city to-
night Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.. Feltman have
promised Business Agent Schoonover, Of
the firemen. to address the coal beavers,
passers and wagon drivers Of the city who
contemplate applying for admission to the
brotherhood of firemen.