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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

gissS ,,yya sta not. want not ~ was tho pro-
verb used In last Sunday + mes-Dls
want column proverb contest, and the
seven prizes we're vpr1ded as fo GIG
First prize 50 order--Y a. u, city
Second prize, 81 der--Al. 8. g. care 5or
Station b city. III f5{ I. ~. !,
81 Third prize, 50 cent rder-C. III saun-
$ders, No. 1908 Dance Street, city. y.
Fourth prize, 50 cent rder--Luc Z, -, y
Pratt. $ No, ii 002 Ia II Chafin Street. q "
Fifth prize, 50 cent order-T. y. VS. NO.
100 North Eighteenth Street. !,
Sixth prize, 90 cents ORD er-M !! arie Il r. y.
SProsser, No. 2s13 East Grace Stree,t..
Seventh prize, 81 cent ord fiss p. B.
Prosser, East Grace Street
Correct answers were also received from
the Following named contestants
Richmond Vn.-Afrs. Lizzie " GOD son,
{ Hanie Figg, Miss Louise IT 81 Miss Leota
Davenport r. w q Booker Mrs :. a. =.
Mrs n j. q, VILLAINS. p. u. Perkins, MIS- a
r. T, Perkins, Miss Fl. Daniel. MISS rs,
telle cosnelE Miss Rosa Corner, Ethel lsil
Hutchinson. p. r. Hutchinson, Mrs. j.
W. Pemberton, N. T. Il Flint Misc selden,
Il Mamie T. Farmer. Miss p, s. TAYLOR,
Frank Graves, Mellwood Tlournoy. MISS NJ s
Sarah Elliott NJ 7 R. Wells. Mary. Q.
&Rirdsong. n II, Graves u. Brown, Miss
%D, Taylor, Lock Box 104, P, p. O.. M.
K Curtis, Miss Daisy Garrett, Charles ..
4 Points. Mrs. a.. CIV. vorsham Rudd,
Miss Gertie Mayer Harry Cowardln. Mrs.
lid. willis "A. r, Young, Miss G. shep-
person. Miss Helen Flournoy, Mrs ]. Il.
wood, Louise Clark, Emily HOPKINS, w.
Z q. Williams, Miss Cordu Bayllss, Miss
Melcenai Schaaf r. b. Bray, w. g. @
E Miss Nora Tholl, Fannie &Delhaso, r., p.
Curtis. r., s. Curtis, Mrs. y. a. Pugh,
M. W "a. p NJ j., l.. q, Parrish, Charles
w Meyers, Hester c.. Tahb, Dora Pugh, NJ.
10. Parrish "A. NJ 1cWllliams, Burrow
Buftln, Mrs, j.. W. Turner. Ernest Jack
son, Emma Tolzly, Ethel Jackson Clara
Cha pman Miss Hardy, Mrs, A. Ikoenng 9,
Miss Julia Saughenssy, Miss Mary Jones,
+ Miss Nettie L. Brown, T. M. Brown,
sThomns Carroll. Miss Ethel Smith. John
Dearhart, M. NJ. Houghton. Mary Curtis
Asahel II. Gerow, Miss Rosa Tralnt'
Mrs. r. O., White r. G. White. Mrs. q.
Il Browning, Mrs. P. II. Kesler. G. 81.
Franklin, W. l.. Irby. Fred Chalkley. -
Pugh, Miss Cleve Stage, Mrs a. T..
B Petersburg, " IA Marie Hughes, M Nc
Martin. Mary B.. Martin, Belle L: Martin
j. D. NJ. Graham Martin, " B. Lum-
kins. Mra. II. r.. Dunn Miss W, Harri-
so ,,. p, Harrison, 8. NJ. b.. Miss Ethel
Dnbney, Miss Orpah, Mrs, !, NJ. Dabney.
Box 1, city. Mrs. w. r. B., Mrs. j. B,
Jones.
Tarmvils. va.-Mrs. a. Hurd, Miss
& u L. Bruce. 4si Il III Ii ~ 5S
Hanover, va,-Miss Carrie Winghald.
Mrs. Roane, Mary G, Beal, Mrs. J, M.
Thomas. Frank Beal, Susie T.. Gray,
Alema Irby. M, p. iThompsor, Miss Il.
thompson, Miss M, u. Tho mpson.
Lindsay, Va,-Mrs. p. D. Niche, H. D,
Michid 40 l5gi leAsis ia, 45. 5tS 3st Il III. 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
WINNERS lin THE
SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH WANT ''' COLUMN
PRONERB CONTEST

NJ Daisy, " a.-W al ter Delhaxo.3 sssssS
81 Gee, Eva L. Robinson. St
Keyswille, " a,--Irs. i. u. Hunt
* Pearisburg Va---Miss Emma Russei1
W.SsT. Spence. SS5g
Newport News, = Il Harsrava.
5Seysville a. !. Az Hunt. ri WI
Grew. Ya.--A Bland. Miss - Josie !
G Hardy III 81 # 5sEf
85555g3 F'luvanna, Ya.--Mrs. Vara Hadsn.
$$ass Clifton Forge, Va M. Cartwright.
~ South Boston, Va Mrs. ". II. Ingram.
Bath, Harvey shar p.
Vi New Canton, Va saitAnnio&R h fsa.n
Louisa, Va MI ss M. B,lsG oodmd an, Miss
". H. Goodman, James L.. a Bibb. Miss
Mary s. T Gordon, y Hattie u. Bibb.
W tTIowardsville, " James P. Scott
tCartersville, Val Mrs.. III. u J IA r hodes,3
Miss e. G. Harrison Mrs, B. ". Palmere,8
Miss M. u. Rhodes. sFa
VA, slsnquarter,s AIRS. J. D. ldridge.6
M Ashland, Vas j. HALL y
Belfeld, Va.-AIiss Mary Nj elm. ~ S
East Radford,l Ya--Mrs, n. r. Ans
K drews. Isl
e Cartersvllle. Va,-Nfrs. q. Werth
sclaor, Lily Y. Rhodes 3i "a ~
New Canton, Va---Rh heb, n Mable. 81,
Nottoway, Va lss Tellett. 3 7. . p At
kinson. Miss M. y Parkinson Mrs. =, =.
Atkinson, Floronce Atkinson q, Fl. Ro.S
A IL Coleman M. X. Coleman. 81 s4
az Avonla &Va.-Mable H. Pitts. III Il "a YSfs
South Boston, Va--Bbx ~. Boz 10, i
Fl, ]. ingram, Jr, Mira. ". Il. Ingram. +.
=, Ingram. S{B
Chesterfield, va.-Miss Gladys Spears,
willie s. Bawlain. s. "a III 5S
Othuma, Va.-James ahfiohaux. W ~
Clarksville. S va--Wi lkinson. Marion.
Danvlllo Val. Turner Hanaler, May
scottsvllle. var, b. D.. M, NJ. BiAirs
A. w. Fox, Miss NJ. Fox, Mrs. r. AZ
, Thomas. M 4 d, H, Mrs. Miles Heath
I Irene Briggs, T. F, Heath, Iatra F.
lTIerndon w. G.. Staples Fannie Brisyss
Hattie Folancl1 sallle Cooke.
Dabney, Va Kiss Il NJ, A. Bowlea.
Greenwny, 5va--Afrs. s. 4. sAtkinson. u AZ
PAGES Vn-Pearle u. Vaughan. w. II.
Vaughan. hrrs. A. T. Vaughan, ". G.
Enoml1le, va-Blanohe co,enan. Mrs
Early Coleman Russell Coleman, Julia
Addison, ya.-Mrs, j ". Adams. b II.
Booth, r. ", Jackson. T, p. Booth. y. n.
Bowling areen.$ VAC, M ". oa.r~sst
Maggie Garrett, fora r. Davis. sra
Cambridge va,--Arthur v. Wilson.
Washington, va-Esther L Turner. ri
Howardsv,lle. Va.-Janes P. Acott
There is another proverb CONTEST IN 70.
days want pages Theproverb 10 composed
OF thirteen letters. which arc scattered
throughout the little want ads, Seven
prizes Will be awarded the winners WHAT
\ Ia the proYerh ID. 7. 4. -..-- --.g..z..sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
! HENRIc CO, NOTES
The Board Of Supervisors to Meet Next

q ii
The Board Of Supervisors to Meet Next
Tuesday
@ The Board Of Supervisors Of Henrico
county will meet Tuesday next at the
Courthouse. SO far as IS known. there
are no special matters to come before
the board, 81 Il &; 3 { az z,
i5 The Board OF Health met q day or two
ago and transacted the usual business,
Dr.. Lorimer James said yesterday that
the county 10 in q Interestingly healthy
condition.
Douglas cullinEworth was tried Friday
: BY commission Of lunacy# and adjudged
insane. He was taken to williamsburg
yesterday.
z Hugo Haskins. charged with beating
his wife, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Constable Samuel. 3&i u ia
Mr.. John "A. Archer. son Of Dr.. Cauthorn
I Archer, Is quito sick at his homo on
Marion Hill. below Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SENSATIONAL CHARGE
n MADE AGAINST JURORS.
By Associated Press.)

FRANKFORT. KY. May 2,-The at
torneys for James Howard to-day filed
three sensational afldavits In support OF
their motion, giving their reasons for
asking for fourth trial, The afildayits
are made by W. T., Grady. A. j, Wofford
and IT. u. Johnson, and charge that prior
to the trial they heard both Jurors, Rem
shaw and New, say that they were con-
yinced Howard WAS guilty, and that II
summoned and accepted as Jurors they
would vote to hang him,
The Jurors In question. when examined
for qualification as Jurors. both stated
that they had neither formed or expressed
an opinion. }a
The prosecution will make answer to
.he motion later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
.... AN .. ELECTRIC PLANT
Louisa Desires to Issue Bonds and Asks
Charter Amendment.
fsnec,al to The Times Dispatch. }

Il J. u . 1 j u
"a ESPECIAL to The Times isDatch,> 4
LOUISA, VA, May a,-The Town co 1
ell has recommended to Representative
n y. West an amendment TO- the char
ter which wiz permit Gf bond a,s ,ssae
light and power plant here, a bill to
that effect will no doubt be introduced
n inc the House at an early date.
THE county road forces are working
overtime. repairing the damages done BY
the the unprecedented rains Of tho winter and
spring. ot,a,, ,,,,rarad con.
s,dara6ly from the recent frosts and colo
wea ther, but It Is thought there VIII pc
y snlendid crop Of late fruit,
ME Bank Of Louisa moved to-day from
their old quarters in the county clerks
ofsca to their handsome ftwo-story gray
brick building on Main Street The bank
o De 1 the entire first foor and the SOC,
i or floor is lifted up for theatrical and
A ''The Louisa Amateurs postonsd the ren,
dlt,on Of "Because 7 Love YOU until
the night Of May the 9Th. The purpose
NJ this play Is to raise funds for the erec-
tion no, Of q monument to Louisa's confeder-
ate dead, fsgsa53ll }A{g 5t1 Q84 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SOCIETY s, EVENTS
in CHARLOTTE TIE
Miss Fan McAden EnteTtains
Saturday Afternoon Club.
May Music Festival.
fsnecia1 n THE T 'j3r e.

Et,a
CHARLOTTE, N. G., May 2.on Tues
day afternoon Mrs. G, NV. Tillett was
hostess at a delightful reception. Her
handsome residence was decorated for
the occasion with beautiful flowers. Among
the ladies' that assisted In receiving were
#Mesdames F.S NJ. Shannonhouse, e. G.
Register, =. n. Breyard, NJ T. Le Grand,
CIV Parker. II. C. Guthrie, r. c. Springs
Nan Dowd. Julia Robertson, Bertha Thorn.
Estelle Vernon, Fannie Stage and Grace
As hostess to the Saturday Afternoon
Club, Mrs. Fan. McAden entertained
these guests: Mesdames r 8. Busbee,
Percy III. Thompson. J. G. Montgomery,
+. Renwck Wilkes. Charles B. Jones. y.
4 8. Iiurty. ". II. Dula, J. NJ. Harry, Fl.
u. Adams and Misses Sadie, Adelaide and
Annie Clarkson Frances Mallory. Annie
Parks, Selene and Adele Hutchinson. Faye
Griffith. Mary Mayer, Beulah Wilson,
Lucy Oates and Margaret Benson. The
club prize at euchre was won BY Miss
Jordan. the visitors prize by Mrs. T.. B.
afarty. and the consolation by MrD. n. L.
d The May Festival will bring to Char
.lotte crowd OF visitors. The attractions
for the occasion far surpass anything IN
the usual run OF events.
AT the = aCouoy. AAAoH
the Euchrestrlan Literary Society gave
one OF It's annual receptions. The college
was beautifully decorated; the hall was
draped with the society colors, green and
gold, and presented quite PRETTY a 1p-
the occasion consisted Of Misses Alma
Russell, Sadie snider. lola Philpot, Hes'
sic Boston. Elizabeth Caigle and Eliza
beth Crenshaw. 20 :. q /.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Barstow entertained
the members Of the ''said Pasha cast
on Tuesday evening at their pretty home
in Dilworth. The guests were Misses
Hester B, Lewis, Nell and Mamie Kelvin
Johnnie Sturdivant, Lena Robinson, Mary
and Alice Baird. Winnie Barrow barrow A = ,,ft
NcLinn, Lizzie Faison. Estelle Vernon
carrie Beall. Louise stenerson and Messrs
D. T. Huyck. Buford Patterson, Ernest
Stenerson, George Van Eachop. Charles
Robinson. Joe GapghT OTIS Aseury, or yates
Gus spong and Will Parker.
Mrs, G. u. Hooper has Issued cards tc
an entertainment to be given TO % mum.
Der OF people at the Central Hotel annex
Mrs. Rufus Barrlnger entertained Tues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SOUTHERN BAPTIST coNvEN-
TON, 81.

savannah, Ca. May 7-i< 1908.
For this occasion the Atlantic Coast
Line VIII sell ticRats 70 Savannah. Ca.
and return from Rlchnond, tb.so; from
bpatersburu, sl4,S, plus Is gents; tickets on
sale Mny 9Th, 9Th, 9th and 1th- final limit
May ath, except under certain condi,
lions exJenslop Of nnal limit can DO
obtained until June LIST l'his y the quick,
est and most omfurtabls route to sayall-1
nah; through Pullman Sleeping find Dint
Ing Cars, For pullman aocsmmo cd tlons
and full information, apply 70 any agent
OF the oampanyi or
is. o, s. cAnIPBDII.
y3lyision Passsngsy Agent i8
1888 Fart Main Street, Elchmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Lady Mac:,c:abees.

Richmond Hive, No. 8, Lady. Maccabees,
will hold an interesting and important
review at Davidson's Hall Tuesday, May
9Th. 8 p. NJ,
Several ladies will be taken through tho
mysteries Of tho order, and the usually
pleasant time promised. Ladies' having
tickets or money from the recent Bos.
took benefit will please bring or send
same to above review.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

day at noon In honor Of Mrs Robert y.
johnston. of Birmingham. Ala Besides
the hostess and the guest Of honor. there
were present Mesdames Sarah Caldwell.
n w. Stagg. H. G. Jones, J. H McAden,
4 wv. Miller, Brevard Mcdowell. al. u.
Smith. r, NJ. Oates. Armistead Burwell.
H. E. G. Bryant and Misses Lily Long,
! Sallie = Dung and Helen Lopk. e IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
AN ART L ECTUR 3
Dr. James w Henson Before the Edu-
cation Association.

q m. James w. Henson will lecture be-
4 fore lie Riotntnd Educa ton Association
and the Richmond Art Club on Saturday,
May 9th, at $3.50 p. M. at the z. Nj G. a.
The subject Of the lecture will be
tony IN Relation to Art and VIII
take tho form Of a theoretical discussion
followed by practical illustrations.
Dr.. Henson will not OILY display a
skeleton and plates but will further n
lustrate hia subject by means OF q living
model !. St
Il Members OF the Art Club and teachers
A Of drawing will find this lecture particu-
larly helpful and valuable. The public
are cordially invited. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
New Law Eirnn.

Mr.. Harry G. Glenn, Of this city. and
have s entered into a copartnership and
have established themselves in handsome
suite OF offices at Ninth and Franklin
Streets, where they will practice law In
all It's branches. "a "a
These two gentlemen ere widely we'll
known In their respective cities and In
both cities. III ~ sL w. sy ]. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
MR.. F. N. PARKER is
HEARD FROM IN KANSAS

r Mr.. Frank NJ, Parker, Jr,, Is now re-
siding at IRelyldere. Kiowa county. KAN
sas. according. to a letter received from
him April 2sth by q friend here,
write regularly while he was IN Honduras
had not hoard from him for months.
ana had come to the conclusion that no
perlshed In the revolution there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
TO HOTELS. WATERING 4 z lAcEsi
AND REsIAuRANTR.

Fine Har Ftxturas. arst-;taxx eotnplats,
Hotel Broiler good as new, BilMara TAhlss
and othw FIXTURES at very ipW ! s!!t,se kes5
sale seplsaIsiy or IS IA wisaie ed rsss lAs
", DeiasuA, Ne. ~ E. Slaln eAsssk
AlehI SsssA I. NJ Nit. ,lss ,as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Eureka Social Club.

The Eureka Social Club held Its annual
meeting on April soth. and elected the
following officers for the year: George
Woodall, president; A. ]. Granger, treas
urer; "A. Hlraholaar. secretary. All mem-
bers are requested to attend meetings to
be held Tuesday night, Refreshments will
be served at this meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
GERMAN CONSUL
HAD CLOSE CALL
Was in Building at Salonica.
Which Wrecked by g
Dynamite Explosion.

(By Associated EPress.) III
n CONsTANT1NOPLB, May 2.--The Act
Ing German Consul at salonica had q mar
row escape at the time OF the dynamits
outrage which destroyed the Ottoman a.
Bank there.t He was a an adj dining club.
which was wrecked by the expl osioni OF
the bombs, The consul extricated him
self from the debris and was only slightly
injured. ii Il III hi 4ai lS q 9.fsi
The German Charles d Anfairea here has
made igorous representations to !, tlse
Porto on the subject and is also holds *
Ing the government responsible tor. me
damage done to the German school re'f \ at ct
Salonica.
( persons were killed or wounded on both
sides as a result Of the bomb throwing.
Including three Germans and four tai ','
ians wounded and one Swiss killed x. !,
turkish of1cia circles are 'n Isaaon On y
Bulgarla, which Is considered to be re-
sponHble for the outrage but ! they '' Tear t'E
the powers would not permit s ~. !. 4
5salonica since April Both. fi'fAs3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Esther, the HseautIfuI Queen,

AT the request OF hundreds, the sacred
oratorio entitled Esther, the Beautiful
soueen.n which was aered at Yenable-
straet + Baptist Chi,fah two weeks aeo.
Viii vi bs repeated N, .corc5ran Han Tues
day sYsninSs May n lse NJ S;ls y, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
Stuart Monument Fund.

Amount last reported. va %
cash received this week: 4.
Through Captain Ed. s, Gay, =, :,
Atlanta, *oo W III ~ n
Ca ptain 4 w. Gordon McCabe, . .
3 city 49,. - y $500
Colonel Archer Anderson. y. y.
CITY ~
nill Park Mine Company.
Haymarket, 1890 70 5s
William Fl. Ricketts Orange. !, y. 3.f
Mrs, Hugh Hamilton. War !, 4,
' 5eh'on' II /. 1870 90
4 H,64 IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
. Atthe Nj sslon,

,3 ,:sl At the Mission Z. a
Revival services will begin tonight at
the Methodist Mission at Nineteenth and
Main Streets. This meeting will continue
about ton days, The Rev. Mr., Nugent
will preach every night,
The sun., 1903-06-21

DOLINGBROkE. BATH BEACH l.. ..
zoo feet on the beach. Cuisine for cunnoSS"urS,
The sun., 1903-06-21
LAKE HOUSE, LAKE GEORGE.

A. II. klSSEl.L. OPENS JUNE 2S
For rates and accommodations address the pro.
pretor or CHARLES T. MURPHY,
80 Broadway. New York
The sun., 1903-06-21
The ORIENTAL HOTEL
viii Open Monday, June u.
JOS. p. GREAVES, rIanager.
- -
Long Islan J

SEA CLIFF, l.. I.-Flrs, class Accommodations
In private family: excellent table. home comforts;
shady grounds and plczzas: boating, bathing:
no mosquitoes; convenient to boat and railroad
Mrs. KlTCHiNG. box iD1
The sun., 1903-06-21
Hotel Cadillac,

WEST ARNERNE. l.. T.. HAMMEL'S STATION.
Facing Occar Newly built all modern Improve
mcntS; best cuisine. Special Rates for families
d. GOLDSTEIN. Prop
The sun., 1903-06-21

wINNl COTTAG
Shelter Island Heights: loating. bathing hshing.
&c /. beautiful location: large grounds: good table
A
The sun., 1903-06-21
cLEMWoOD HOTEL,

Glcuwood. Long Island. situated at one OF the
most beautiful and healthful resorts on tho North
Shore II Is refined. rrsi class hotel. ana caters
hotel orchestra. All the attractions ina! MAKE
q successful summer resort are 80 be- found here
The sun., 1903-06-21
LA GRANGE HOUSE.

Ideal situation. near station on country roau:
fnr shade. extra large Vrranda; i've minutes Walk
to the BAY eNcell,n Mt service. very good Table,
electric hghts. hot and cold water. teih. stable:
moderate prices s. and upward Address
MES. l.. A. KIRK. babylon. l.. |.
THE IIARBOR VIEW HOTEL. at Port Jefferson.
situated a. the most delightful point OF vantage
and on tine water front rooms large and airy and
families can I've accommodated with private tables:
large piaZZls facing the water: good boating.
bathing and fishing. board by the day or week:
terms reasonable -
l.INnS Az 4 SANFORD. Props.
The sun., 1903-06-21
Sharon Springs.

First :clAss Family Hotel. New, up-to o-dAi. open
nished rooms. single and en- suite. water suipca
rom spring in the yores' ali through the note:
bathrooms on eserv floor: within walking distance
Of station: mail, telegraph and telephone in hotel
Cuisine par excellence and service ast class. fo'
particulars rates. rooms, booklets. etc. appl!c.'
ton tan he made 10 sos Lexington ave. Nf2d ST.,
The sun., 1903-06-21
SUMNER RESORTS.

DAY LINE. Summer Exc Book Catskllls. etc.
TO Hudson River Day Line. Dcsbrosscs st., n. Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-14
Electric Hoist fer Andes.

In an intel view with Herman Zadig
published in last Mondays issue of
the Report. that gentleman stated that
cn his return to San Francisco he
would urge the resumption Of work
in the Andes mine. and at a meeting
Of the directors of that company yes
tcrI;iy it was decided to contract for
the iEmen,ate installment of an ell
ectric hois6 at the Andes shaft for
that purpose. A lrage area of ore was
exposed en- the upper levels of the
andes before work was suspended
there in the nineties. which will pay
for extraction with the cheap power
for mining and milling now available
It is expected that the electric hoist
plant ordered for the Utah mine will
be installed by April 1, and the re-op
ening of the mine down to the coo
level viii follow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-14

Mr. Jchn Sheerin is in recent of a
letter from Tonopah in which the writ
CT tells of the recent death there of a
prospector from exposure. The pros
pnctCr nd his partner were on the
way to Tonopah from a II ming camp
G' miles distant. when tn former sue
cHmbed to the cold. Hi partner COW
ertd him with all th clothing he
cOulu spa: e from his own person and
accom- aanlcd rescue party from To.
ncpah to where tie man had been
let arl r.ught him into the town
his feet and Nands frozen to an exten,
thar allruration was necessary, but
Gcaih cainc to his relief before the
operation was reformed Report
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-14
Local News of Carson and Vicinity.

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Neckties, 25 cents at the Emporium
Try Friend for cigars He leads
Burglars robbed the Union saloon
at Reno of $500 yesterday morning.
Dick Kirman was among the arri-
walls yesterday.
Sol Hip came in on yesterdays de-
layed train.
Fresh vegetables CT every descrip-
ton at Davey G Maish's.
VIM. Groezinger, he Nevada coal
king, returned to Candelaria on yester
days south bound train.
Special sale Of all grades Of foot
wear at Ed. Burli,l gtor;s cnlE few
more days left for snec.ai bargains
shoes rubbers and mons gloves
Sheriff ingalls,, f Esmeralda county,
who has been spending a few days in
his city, was a departure fer Haw-
thorne yesterday.
Next Friday evening tie ladies CT
the Relief Corps VII give a ball and
supper in Armory hal. Good music,
comfortable hall anI genuine brown
bread and baked beans or supper.
| Frank Kenney, the regro who kill
ed Will Lamb at Truckee. was acquit
ted by a Nevada City Jury and is now
at large.
The depth Of snow on the East and
West Walker tivH.'s water shed as
sures an ampe supply for irrigation
purposes next su.a,I:r--
The special sale of boots. shoes ant
rubbers at Ed. Burlingtons will close
in a few days and present prices can
not be continued You have a few
more days to secure some Of thes'
; bargains.
There are two parties of govern
ment surveyors in the vicinity G
! Saltwater engaged in running line
for the big canal to tap the Trucke
river above Wadsworth. and locating
storage reservoir sites.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-14
For Sale

Good dry split pine and !'mL wood.
has never been lumed and Is prime for
use Mill be sold In quantity tn sui
pa'J- Saving done ut short notice
cut 20 suit petrons r SAVAGR.
Paone 19l.
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The Art Exhibit.

No one should miss the Art Exhib-
it at Odd Fellows hail next Tuesday
night. The committee in charge have
found pictures by some Of the most
famous artists even one by one of the
old Italian masters. Etchings water
colors and rare engrayings all origi-
nails the best in their line will be ex-
h:ibtedb There will also be a rare
display CT beautifully bound books, au.
tograDh editions. and DR.. S. L. Lee
has generously consented to loan his
magnificent collection of art and curl
os. These alone are well worth ones
time. The evening will also include
rccitations and songs by our best ar
lists. Admission only % cents Don't
forget the night and remember it is
worthy charity.
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Dancing Academy.

Florence Hastings will open an ad-
ult class on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 4, at o'clock, at Armory hall.
Social at g. Admission, gentlemen, SO
c; ladies free; class lessons, So per
month. Afternoon class meets at 3
p. M. Tuition $3.50 per month. II.
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$1,000

A new lot of fresh Reno creamery
butter at the lowest price in town.
Kelly's, Arlington block.
Something new in caned corn. dew
lied ham, assorted cakes. sardines and
mushes. kelly's Arlington block.
be resumed IN the Pl"cGcne cUppc.'
owners that property
Superintendent Phil McGrath was
a departure for Hawthorne yesterday
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-14
WOOD FOR SALE.

The best of dry yellow pine wood,
no second growth, has never been flu
med. will be delivered in any quanti-
.ty. either cut or in cord wood lengths.
Orders promptly delivered.
r. Savage. Phone No. 1871.