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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Divided In Taste.

one morning, as Judge g., Of n. county,,
virginia, Vas starting for the town, he
was approached by one OF his negroes who
with more or less confusion asked.
"Massa, whsn 50 sees ~ do cothouse
will so, gIt me lrense9 ls'e gw'ne TO
O'"Mar r are you. sam? All right"
called the Judge as he hastily drove or.
Arrived at the courthouse, lie spent a
Very busy day. and It was not until he
was preparing to leave he remembered
SAINTS license and realized that he had
not been told the name Of the brde-elort.
""The old idiot, he never told ne who
he wants to marry, but OF, course IT'S
hcy So saying he returned to the court
house and had the license made out In
the names OF Sam and Lucinda, Sam was
the first to greet HIN upon his return
With the inquiry.
'"clit my license NASSAU
Eyes, SAM you old fool. You DIDN'T
tell me who YOU want to marry, but res
membered how you're always hpn6 nE
around counting LUCINDA and got the IL
cense In her name
"Lawd. Massav' exclaimed sam, faint
Luclndy, It's Kynrine' What's ! sw'Ae
Well,' said the Judge, the only thing
viii lie FOR me to get another license to-
1Massa,' said Sam. did 20 pay any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Governor r.,l Montague's Reply.

Governor Montagues reply 10 the reso--3
5lutions passed q by a nass-n1 Getting of
the citizens OF Chase CITY, Meek e ~ r
county, condemning his course ~ res ' III
ing Doc Bacon, Is unnnswernble as
statement Of the case, and completely 'Nli'-
dicates him from the unjust charges 50
hastily made In the Chase City resolu-
tons. Under the circumstances, It's hard
10 conceive how the Governor cou!d nave
ncted differently without exposing himself
to the lust reproach OF seeking the mnh.
life. Innocent or guilty. III the nature q
the case he could not know all inc tae rae. "
and had 10 'enend on others for MS y;
formation. This he diligently sousht ana
his acton was uased On. me au,lSe ss.lils
commonwealth's attorney, who prosecute
nc case, and who could certainlyaha ve5
no bias III favor OF the prisoner. we I'M
tertake to say that there Is no man N
Craso City. from Judge Homes down 70
the hurnblest citizen, who would not nave
acted t just as the Governor did under NE I,
circumstances and the, people Or Cnase
CITY owe It to themselves, to Governor
Montague and to their fellow citizens OF
the Who'll, state, to hold another meeting
md make reparation to tho Governor. "
demonstrating and withdrawing the oiten'
slvc resolutlons-P Petersburg lndeH-AppeiaH1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
( Mr., Brockenbrough Here,

Mr.. il. Smith Brockenhrough, ropresen-
tativo of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company for Eastern Virginia,
has returned to his headquarters in this
city after a slx-weeks trip through the
He is well pleased with the result OF his
trip.
Mr., Brockenhrough was asked as to
the primary and what the. people OF the
First District thought OF Its working
there, He replied that the people gem
orally, no believed, were we'll pleased
with the viva voce primary, and wished
1t retained,
event OF his becoming candidate for
the United States Senate two years
nence Hon. William A, Jones would have
the support OF the entire First District.
Virginia. He could not say whether or
not Mr.. Jones would enter the nelt, how
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
STEEL CORPORATION
MAY CLOSE PLANTS.
.(By Associated Press.>

P1TTsBURG, PA. Sept. o3.-The United
states steel Corporation may close all
it, sheet steel plants in the near future
unless the Amalgamated Association Will
consent to reduction under me same
sian a. was agreed upon last fall. The
reason for. this attitude Is an overstocked
market and the dullness OF trade at this
time of year, Last year the Amalgamated
Association accepted q reduction of three
Eel cent on all material made for for
eign orders. and the steel company, u IS
said, Intends to make similar request
this year. President T. j. shaffer OF the
Amalgamated, stated that he felt sure
that the limit would not be changed, ana
that existing conditions do not war
rant II ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
TRAIN HELD UP
ENGINEER KILLED I H /, J
Atlantic Express on oregon
Railway Robbed by Ban
ditS-FtW Details.
nv Assnciated Press,l

pORTLAND, ORE. Sept. 24,-The At.
.lentlo Express on the oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company's line. which
left here at Sis p. NJ was held up at
Corbett,i twenty miles east OF this city
shortly before 10 o'clock. It Is report
Cd that Engineer Barrett was fatally
slot. Details of the robbery arc. vciy
tnhagre, and It is not known wins. her
the robbers secured anything or not 4 he
where it wil be met, BY an eng ne from
tho Dalles, bringing another engineer.
a special train left this city for the
scene at II o'clock carrying a posse. tihe
Oregon Railroad and Nay ga ton Com
tho arrest of the .hghwaymens The pc mt
where the hold-up occurred Is i'll u sparse
Is settled country on the bank OF the
Columbia River, s tHfJs'Fts u sigasaH gl.FB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
DEAD IN fills ROOM
Southern Express Money Order Clerk
~ Kills Himself.
5(By Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE, TIN NJ, Sept. % Vii
liam S. Mills. money-order clerk n the
local office OF the Southern Express CONF
pnny. was found dead tonight In a
room In the yvaggoner Hotel. with an
empty morphine bottle by his SIDE.
lie registered at the hotel Yesterday
morning and was not afterwards seen
day morning as usual nnd a little later q
travelling auditor OF the company cine
in unexpectedly TO check UP the books.
NJ lis almost Immediately complained
of indispositon and left the office. since
which time he had been missing.
investigation of his books has reveal veal
ed n shortage OF something less than S2oo.
He had beenFa trusted employe OF tire
Southern Express Company mere Tor more
than twenty yea .-TH-g1lf= II 'f,.ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
next vednesany, and Beavers was relea $.

next Wednesday, and Beavers was rcleas s.
ed on $4,000 bail. q 4.
h One Of the warrants based upon the two
WashInEton indlctments charges beavers
with unlawfuly conspiring with George
u. Green and other persons unknown. to
dCfraud the government In connection
with the clocks, Green promising to pay
on every clock purchased. and alleges that
on December 18th Beavers received a
check for 1895 signed by George e. Green.
in payment. The second warrant alleges Haa
from Green In the furtherance Of the
corrupt and unlawful conspiracy and that
It was paid TO influence him concerning
az head OF tie Salary and Allowances
Division OF the postal service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
favor LOW .RENoMINATED
Republican and Citizens Union Com
yentions Endorse Conference Action.

Republican and Citizens Union Con"'
yention s Endorse Conference Action.
(By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-The Republican
and Citizens Union city conventions met
tonight. the former at the Grand Central
Palace and the latter at Cooper UNION, ana
nominated to head the city ticket the can
ddate decided on at5the conference OF the
antl-Tammany forces. Seth Low Low Tor
Mayor, with Edward M. Grout for comp :
tyoller and Charles Y. Fornes for presi-
dent Of the Board of3tAldermen.
The platform adopted declared that the
Republicans OF New'tYork unqualifiedly
endorse the efficient ana busn like ad-
min!stration OF Mayor Low Comptroller
Grout and President Fornes and de-
clared that every principle OF two years
ago had been fulfilled in letter and spirit:
The issue OF the campaign was declared
ia be the continuance Of this honest.
Intelligent and progressive ael DIM 9
ton. :" ~, !,
voted unanimously the nomination OF the
other candidates following.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
ALASKAN BOUNDARY
Access to the Sea IS What Canada De-
Il,
(By Associated Press.)

SIS 2Ge,E59iil by E<aSsOCid teu ~ eSs)
n LONDON, September 23.-Attorneyf-
General Finlay concluded his argument
In behalf Of Canada at to-days session OF
the Alaskan boundary commission. He re-
ceived the thanks of Chief Justice Aver
stone and the congratulations Of Messrs.
Root and Lodge on his lucid explanation
of 80 technical and comprehensive a sub
ject-''
The Attorney-General made It clear that
Canada wants above everything access
to the sea. and American counsel inform
ed the Associated Press that every effort
will be made by them to convince the
tribunal that the treaty contemplate a
barrier between the Dominion and the
ocean, and that the question OF territory
is not important. provided the shores and
inlets remain In the possession OF the
United States.
David r. Watson. OF PittshurG. OF coun-
sci for the American side opened for
the United States. a$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
R PRIMARY WAS QUIET
Thomas II, Lion NTminee Of Prince
William Dem ocrats.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

MANASSAS, VA, Sept. 23.-The DEM
ocratIc primary passed off quietly
throughout the county to-day, Eleven
hundred is an estimate Of the number Of
votes cast. Thomas H. Lion is the DEM
ocratlc nominee for the Legislature by
a large majority. All of the voting pre-
cincts have not been heard from. but
those from which returns have been re-
ceived give Captain J. p. Herrell pres
ent incumbent OF the office, of county
Judge VIM. z. Lpscomb. Captain Her
rell's majority will probably be SEQ. F.
C.. Rorabaugh, is elected sheriff over c..
Fl. Barbee and Tom Meredith by about
$50 votes. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
BEAVERS ARRAlGNED
Two indictments Against Him Alleging
Conspiracy to DGraud,
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, SEPT 2s.-George w,
Beavers again surrendered himself to-day
and was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Rdgway on the two indc,t-
washington for alleged conspiracy In con-
nectIonfwith contracts between the Bundy
Time Clock Company. now known as the
International Time Recording Company,
3 pepnrtment. In connection With which
transa ctionl State sena tor. George Green,
OF Binghamton, was Indicted, Commits
sianer Rdg way fixed the examination for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
PRESIDENT WANTS
TO.TOUR THE SOUTH
(By AssocIated Press. )

BIRMINGHAM NJ, ALA. Sept, 3,-Inter-
son. who is Just back from a conference
with the President at Oyster Bay said
today that Mr.. Roosevelt is considering
making a trip South this winter and ID
Georgia and Alabama, Including Atlanta
and Birmingham While the President did
not SO state, Mr.. Thompson Is Of the opln-
Die to understand him better and he Is
anxious to come South to dspe some OF
the erroneous Impressions now thought to
prevail In this section regarding his
Southern attitude.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
WANT NEWS OF THE 5.4
RIOTlNG AT GOMEL
(By Associated Press.)

- (E3Y IASsOCIAt TED FTesS,J q, n
Y WASHINGTON. D. e., September 3D.
The State Department has been appeal
ed to by some of. the Jewish residents
OF Philadelphia, who are concerned over
Russia, Who're the8press dspa tches. have
reported rioting occurred IN which. the
Jews suffered, to procure news Of their
sent a communication to the American
charge at st, Petersburg asking him
whether American Interests. were inyolyed
in the affair at Gomel and the petition.
ers at Philadelphia have been Informed
Of this action by the department.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
GEORGE F. MERRELL
is SHOT TOrDEATH
(By Associated Press.)


4 JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 20
George F. Merrill was shot and killed
tonight In saloon here by Victor D.
Beach, a bartender. Five shots We're
fired. either Of which would probably
have been fatal. One Of them severed the
jugular vein.
The policeman who heard the shots was
only a block away, but when he reached
the place only the dead man and his
shaver we're there. Beach claimed to
have acted In seli-defenso and made no
effort to escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
TREMENDOUS SUM
FOR ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.

4 BERLIN. September 23,-The statistics
of the Imperial Health Office show that
tho total spent on alcoholic liquors In
1902. throughout the German Empire, was
about $625.00o,o0o, an average per head
SIS, pTThhe e Health Office has Is ias us a
pamphlet in which. while not advocating
total abstinence. 1t says total abstinence
Is not Instantaneous to health and
mass OF materials is arranged for proper
understand ms, showing the Injurious ef-
fects Of alcohol. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
REORGANIZATION
PLAN APPROVED.
StockholdersSof the Lake Su-
perior Company to Raise
Necessary Money.
(By Associated Press.)

/. u :
@ PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. 80 -'rae
Stockholders Protective Committee have
approved tho proposed plan or reorgani-
za,lon OF the Lake Superior Company,
which they say is satisfactory 10 the
interest they represent.
II was learned to-day that the plan
provides for new company capitalized
at from s35, 900, 900 to $4,000 900, AMI It
is proposed to raise that amount by
bond issue OF s5.O0o.ooo and an ASSESS
ment OF 50 per share. It is understood
that officers OF the company ire 12v IN
communication with financial int SITS
in Canada and New York looking to tho
carrying out OF the plan.
52Th. Consolidated Lake Superior Com
pany is holding, company, controlling
a large number ct concerns st and near
Sault ste Marie. It was organized nnd.r
the laws OF Connecticut and has an nu :
thorlzed capitalization of sl17.00o,ooo. Of
which sloe, 100000 has been issued. The
principal stockholders are Pl'iladel-
phia u.s. and It Isl estimated that about
$40, 900 900 OF tn, stock is held here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
.CURTAlL PRODUCTION
Of IRON AFTER OCT. lST.

P1TTsBuRG, pa. Sept. 2s.--The Chron-
ticle-Telegraph says it was learned to-
day that movement is on to curtail the he
production of pig iron, beginning o1cto-
Der LIST.
The Bessemer Furnace Association,
which controls number OF furnaces IN
the Mahoning and Shenago Valleys. has
consented to the arrangement. but the
details have not yet been agreed upon. 4
falling off in the demand for pig iron Is
an indication of falling off In the de-
mand for finished iron and steel products.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Mills Close indefinitely

the minneapolis FIGURING mills were
closed Indefinitely tonight at midnight,
ceptng a few few, W Who or remained few min
5utes to allow the rolls to run clean.
There was no violence or disorder of any
sort. Most of the mills have notices
posted to the effect that the time of
for them this morning, and that all men
who do not report for duty can consider
themselves discharged, Tho strike In.
wolves about l,7pO mel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
POLICEMEN TO
PLAY BALL TO-DAY
First Lineup OF the Cops,
Squire Graves to Call Ball
and Strike.

The Richmond cops have got to-
rether what they think Will be winning
team for the ball game With the New
port News policemen at Broad Street
park this afternoon at O'clock.
The lineup will be something like this
Pop Tate, e.; Bolton, ri; Bryant. ss,i
Mcmahon, ID; kerse, 2b'' thinner. 3h,i
Folkes, IT,, Krouse, CT; Neisz. r.
nolicamen in the business. and they hope
- he lust MS fine ball-players.
large number OF tickets have been
disnosed uf, and It Is likely that a big
ernwd will see and enjoy the game.
D,souire Graves. of the Police Court. will
umpire the game,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
HUSBAND AND WIFE,
BURIED AT SAME TIME.
fpv A.soc,,tef1 prcsa,

(By Associated Prcss.)
Y PARIS, Septembr 23.--Thc remains Of
James L.. Fserrlere. who was CONTESTED
with the Paris office Of the Assoca ted
press. and who died suddenly sunday
and Of his wife. who in q fit Of ,distrac-
ton took her life soon afterwards. were
Cemetery. The Rev. Or. Thurber rector
of the American Church. officlated. a
number Of newspaper men and friends
beautiful floral tributes we're placed on
the baskets. No relatives OF ither Mr.
or Mrs. Ferrierc have heer loca ted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
ARE APPRENTICESHIP
The Race Question Troubles Some
New Orleans Military Officers.

New Oriean,F p Milttary OttIcers.
Recent War DEPARTING IT correspond d.
ence in regard to the militia law shows
are alarmed lest the enforcement OF the
statute may develop a situation mot y Y
accordance within. Southern ideas j i
Is said that the Officers OF aYwhte mliltla,
over the possibility that In. attending q
general encampment. they might be COM N
PEELED to deal officially With colored o.
/ OF Southern white soldiers might find
themselves In the! same command WI, ~
Northern regiments sin.'which there were
compa niles composed of oolored men with
colored officers. & ,,
While admitting that such condition
might arise, the officers OF the regular
army do not think ittshould cause any
as ltr,o9ght not IT t. io,, pc
Il IS to both interests, In an, article on tbs
subject, the Army and Navy Register
expresses the army sentiment as roll
Fortunately, this question lion, ihn I n thd
expressions locally made. and there
does pG, amon whS hee
soldiers and Officers over the olnsh'ng OF
the races In the army the race cues
ton has not disturbed anyone, ana thera
is no difficulty In maintaining IluI!hoNy
in battallons composed Of white and col
ored troops. The War Deparcment au-
reason for dissatisfaction on that S:ound
than there is In. n long parade where
negro troops are found IN the r same no ess
guards made up of white and colored, 81; SOL
Guilty. and It IS not conceived IN, that ne
Southern militamen VIII ~ me rr enu.
ed by this. this vexatious question, It seems q
great deal like wnnton mischief MAKING
to Introduce such a matter at TINS tlme'
A-WashIngtOn Star. silH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
y (. \ |. |!
Mainly About People !

:. \
The Woman's Missionary SocIety.of
the Second Baptist Church will meet at
.4:3O o'clock this afternoon in the missions
room OF the church.. "A full attendance
is requested. 5s5 *
Miss Titzhugr. who has heen assisting
the Rev. Mr. Neve In his work In the
Ragged Mountains will go to Anstead.
W. Va. where she will engage IN mis-
sion work. S XII z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Preparing Indictments.

~. I.fIf Iby ftSSUCIdte1 e:bs.1
u WASHINGTON, Sept. @. United States
yening of the October term Of the Dist riot
Supreme Court. It is understood. Will
move that the first of the postotite
cases be set for trial October Goth. The
grand jury reassembled today, put az
journed without action. It is known that
several indictments are in course OF pre-
pa ration and the grand jury Is expected
TO report them shortly. at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
a FAMILY REMEDY !.
Pe.ru.na III Use in Thousands d Homes.
congressman Governors
and Other High Off fiji
Gals Recommend Pc e. ].
ru-na.

rsnacs sharp. 81. Governor OF Kansas.
In a letter from, 1921 t Street, N. p.
washington a' - = ~. - wr''es /,
@t'l can earnestly recommend your - 81
runa as an excellent tonic. Is reputa.8
Inn a. i cure Tor catarrh Is firmly es-
.,h,,,h.a 10 ~ +ri.nas. vuho have been
ta "a r' ~ 'ny ''1 ~, q, .nti,.
benefited by Us use, ana tnei pt ~ !, II
stottd know Of It's great curative quo'l.
.tles.n-isaac sharp. # ~ IL
4 " "a "A Il ~ /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Merger is Ratified.
(By AssocIated Press.)

b NEW YORK. Sept. 23-The sstockho!d-
crs OF the National Bank OF Commerce
and the Western National Bank to-day
ratified the agreement Of merger between
the two institutions. The union will take
effect on October 5tr, when the Western
National will cease to exist and the Ma
tional& Bank OF Commerce will take over
all the Westerns business and ssets.
and Valentine P. Snyder. the pres dert
Of the Western, will then take his p ace
as head Of the consolidated institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
KILLED HIMSELF
WITH PARLOR RIFLE
NV Associated Press, )

B CHARLESTON. S. c.. September pa
]. w. Polhemus, former city passenger
agent here and also in Savannah for The
Plant system, killed himself to-day ut mis-
home,3 at summervllle. lie went into the
yard with parlor rifle. the muzzle OF
which he placed against his breast and
pulled the trigger. His body was found
by his child. The bullet passed through
tho heart. St -a @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Giving Him a Stone.

Walking Tatters-I'm so hungry, Mister
dat ! could eat paper. Can't Yer give me
nuthin'?
olporter-Certainly. my poor man.
here's n tract entitled THE Bread OF
LIE. {" which is the most filling and salts
fyIng article of paper diet have In my
spiritual commissary department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Church Hill Physicians

viii meet this evening at the residence OF
Dr. W, s. Beazley, The subject for dis
cushion Will no paper prepared by Dr.
o. i. Bankingship, the secretary Of the
association, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the Use Of 2er.na,
write at once 10 DR.. Hartmann, giving n
full statement OF your case, and ne will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis. .& "a
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman sanitarum, Columbus, o..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
-'I-711 -7-IT.7@-707L -. ~
THOUSANDS IN LINE
Grand Lodge Of Odd-FeIIows Have a
Giant Parade in Baltimore.
=& EhlF .f#fpy Accociatnd Pross d4Q#

-7-7 GTaht PuTaU'. III t'sTEFIHUTe' ~ ~
(By Associated Press.)
Y BALTIMORE. ND, September 23.-The
sessions OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows were resumed to-day and
the competitive drills of rival cantons
were continued at the Fifth Regiment
Armory.
In the afternoon there was grand pa
rade Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge and
subordinate lodges through the princi-
pal streets, which was witnessed from,
The Sovereign Grand Lodge officers rode
in carriages under the escort Of the.
Patrarchs Militant. It Is estimated that
passing the City Hall the procession was
reviewed by Mayor Robert NJ McLane.
It Is estimated that 10000 visiting Odd
Fellows are now In Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
nnmber 81 churches in Richmons!,

Editor Of The T!mes-DIspntch
Sir.-Plense kindly inform me how many
churches Of different denominations there
are ~ t'''''''o''' cav 0 MISS B. Il
Willow Brook, Va,
By reference e the city piSTecte1rIH i p9ss
twhiteN churches: Advent Missions Z.
Apostolic /, Baptist 90, Catholic i; Chris
tadelphian GhrlstaaHS ,r or p fbpe SeM
brcw 3. Lutheran 4, Methodist Episcopal
Is Presbyterian 10. Total 49, =, H.,
0'colored Churches Baptist ~ CAthollS
/. Christian ], Episcopal 9 Metnoa's' =
Presbyterian l.. Total SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
my Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.---1t vas stated
to-day that the, speyer Syndicate would
sell the assets Of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company at auction on Octo-
Der list to satisfy a loan Of s5.o5o,0oo
The terms CT the sale are that the
securities. etc. must be bid for and pur-
chased in one parcel. and speyer & Co.
reserve the right to bid in the proper
ties offered for sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

ION--there Is not so much
IN the ordinary vacation as there Is IN
a single hotte Of Hoods Sarsaparli,n.
ems the dulled appetite, restores the lost
courage. Take Hoods sarsaparll's ths
summer. % 2gr sE5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
Cradle Song.

Bye. baby, boo,
Don't know what ter 90,
Daddy cotched a>shootin' craps
An pines III jail fer you,
Observation-Disclosures,
FL: baby, HI.
Wink 'em III eye, NJ
Nanny got ter hoe dc craps
An lay de harves by, 55
Observation-Disclosures 5