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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24

Many years ago, way up in German
village among the monks lived Father
Nicholas, 1; plain, ordinary, quiet priest
who lived on in this place where he was
horn. performing his priestly duties TO
the simple villagers year after year
without any special event happening to
make Or mar his ,lnevcntful life
But one day there came Il summons
Tor him to appear at the kings palace,
This was a most extraordinary event, and
all wondered at the long journey that lay
before Father Nicholas The old priest
set out for the kings palace, and passing
through city, stopped 10 listen TO what
q tall slender man was reading. lie was
reading the words of Jesus-not IN the
hard old Latin tongue, but III Gsrmall'
III seemed so touching and so familiar to
hear these words In the dear, old rnothcr
tongue SO he bought himself Il German
Ptble and some of Luther's books. and
did not go at all 10 the kings palace,
hut went back 10 his people to teach
them these wonderful messages of love.
He said there should be no more mass;
no more confessing sins to him. u sinful
man--no more granting absolution for
sins committed.
Thus year after year passed, anu me
people began to grow weary OF the duh
mess of Christmas, Like the Hebrews OF
old, who longed for the flesh-pols OF
Egypt, they sighed for the mass celc-
brated for tho Babe in the cradle, WITH
the candles lighted all around, for the
wise men knecling With Their costly gifts,
for the shepherds in the distance, gaz-
ing with mute admiration aud the angels
hoverng over them, while there iloated
sweet music from unseen singers, These
things troubled the good old father, who
TASTED and prayed many day and night
on this subject. One day. while Fasting
and praying, h. fell asleep, and in his
sleep he saw "A large tree, from which
were suspended numbers of, beautiful
things and an angel stood by It. Pres
emily tile tree and the angel were borne
no and up, until they disappeared from
sight, but the dream did not pass from
the fathers mind. and We shall see what
a. practical use he made Of it. One day
vatt.sr Nicholas left home again and
STAYED whole week, and on his return
things unusual commenced to happen.
They kept on happening, and very mys-
terious movements were seen to be going
on In Father Nicholas cottage.
Surprise knew no bounds when. on the
sunday before Christmas, the old father
anno,ineed he would celebrate Christmas
In the church. The word Christmas
means Christis mass. The people asked
zone another II this priest was soihg TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Legend Of Christmas Tree

havo mass again and all tho ceremony OF
tho church, as hsfOre? So OH Christmas
Eve all who could'gct to the church were
there, When they entered there was
total darkness throughout tho church,
save where the altar had formerly stood.
From this point was suspended n thick,
dark curtain, through which glimmercd
q pyramid OF light When the curtain
was lifted. behold, II beautiful, stately
tree. lighted with lnnumerablc candles,
bearing on its branches beautiful gifts
for all which were distributed by tho
good old father. The people went away
contented, ana tho heart of the faithful,
devout servant Of God was nevsr again
panied by tho murmurlngs and discon-
tent of his neonlc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Charlotte Marriages.

Especial TO The rImes-D lspatch.)
SCOITSBURC,V VA, Dec, a. The fol-
lowing marriages have taken place In
this vicinity recently: At Rogers Chapel,
December 10th, by the Rev. w. M. llud-
son, Mr., John B. Wood to Miss Mary
Heath.
December Goth. Mr., Samuel Wlitlow to
Miss VIctorln 4Allcn at the home OF tho
brides mother, Mrs. j. J. Ashby.
Mr.. Frederick Sharp to Miss Dora
Sncnd nndo Mr. James Wood to Miss
Mary a. Snead. Tho last Is q double
wedding. which took place to-t1y at tho
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Snoad, near Clo.1r, Va.
Mr.. Bib. Lofts, at South Boston, a
prominent tobacconist, was carried to
Miss Lucy Sparrow, OF Clay's Mill, yes
terluy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
The Boredom Of. Royalty.

King Edward VII has given his consent
to the marriage of his niece, Princess
Alice, OF Albany. TO PRINCE Alexander 'lln'l'r'
or Tcck. d Il.
uncle. not a guardian should have h;'. tho
power TO forbid the marriage If his niece.
But the King OF England has such q
power by act of Parliament.
This act provides that all descendants
OF George II, except the issue OF pri1-
cesses married into foreign houses, arc
tincapn bio of contracting q marriage with
on, the consent Of the reign .I, sovereign.
rage Of his sisters and his cousins and
MS aunts Of az degrees unc!es ana
marry whom they like il uncle or cousin
l;ddy's liking comedies, but not other-I
wise.
Wn,at an unspeakable boro it. must
knfolks, who cannot bestow their 10
upon tho objects loved. But t is adm,l
convenience, since tho sovereign Is good
natured and doesn't exercise the veto
power except In the case Of children, or,
perhaps to prevent u politically inexpe-
dent marriage OF an heir pTcsunpttvc.-
ST II Louis pOSt-D lSDat cl, S5.f .tts Et4s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Mr.. MURRAY CHOSEN
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
(By Associated Press.

" IA -1I- 4 II3y NSSOCIuT Cu I'TeSS.J
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23,-Lawrcnce Q.
Murray Of Chicago, has been chosen
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor. Tho selection was announced to-
day by tho President who stated that the
otlico had been accepted by Mr.. MURRAY.
and that thu nomination would DO sent
TO Senate Immediately after the holl-
day recess. The appointment Is made
OH the personal recommendation OF Sec
rotary Corteyou,
MIR. Murray Is now secretary and trust
Ile was ut one limo private secretary
to an assistant secretary OF the treasury
and lator deputy comptroller OF the cur
rcncy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
THE WHITE AND NEWMAN
WOMEN GET FIVE YEARS

Mollle White and Matte Newman, tho
two negro women who were Tried IN the
Hastings Court yesterday for robbery.
were given five years each in the peniten-
tinry BY the jury, hut Mr. l.. Q, Wenden-
set set Z The ' verdlet aside as contrary 10 Ian
and evidence.
This motion was set for hearing on
Monday next BY Judge Witt 1t will be
Whitn u was that Of drussIng and ro Hb
Precious IIornby, u White man, some time
ago, and Matte Newman, who was an
inmate OF Mollie Whites house. AM
swered the charge Of being an accomplicc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
The spooner Act,
las amended by President Roosevelt

LAS amended by FresluenC !tooseNelt VI
his own motlon.l
Should The President be unable to obtain
tor tho United States q satisfactory TIL,
to the property OF tho new Panama Canal
territory of the Republic Of Colombia
and The rights mentioned N sections and
Ct this &c! wlthln reaSohanr1, fis
the matter into HIS own hands, give
Panama the tip that y Is her right to
Tho isthmus, direct the naval force to
stop the landing of Colombian troops,
inform the revolution that Colombia viii
new republic ut once. receive a French
man rs minister from Panama. proceed
70 destroy the sovereignty Of Colombia
treaty with an irresponsible committee
of three, nnthorlzer 70 act for nobody
lnt Themselves. and finally tell Ncara-
as we don't want their old route anyhow.
-Memphis Commercial Appeal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
ANNUAL BANQUET.
Famous Stonewall Band Enter
tains It's Friends.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspa

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
n STANTON, VA, Dec. 23.--.rhc stone.
wall Band handsomely entertained their
friends and members last night IN the
spacious dining room at the Eaketon
Hotel, 1t being the bands annual reun-
mado by quite q number OF the guests
and members present.
President Charles u. Flaines acted az
POSTMASTER and read the communication,
after which he presented. tor the band,
n handsome gold medal to Prof. ]. NJ.
Brereton, who has led the band for tho
last ten years.
\ Professor Frank r. Webb. who was the
beloved leader Of tho band at one time,
was present and made a short talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
MARRIAGES
ARE BINDING.
No Occasion for Disquict on Ac-
count Of Defect Discovered
in the Law. Ri
THE COUPLES NOT TO BLAME.
Tie Law Does Not Expect lin
possibilities Of Any. One,
It Will be Corrected.

Many people have become llnnecessl-4
rlly disturbed by the publication OF tho
discovery that tho law requires mar
riuge licenses to be issued by tho circuit
clerk. and not by tho county clerk as
{ formerly. While tho oversight on tile
part OF tho General Assembly In making
the Charge effective Dcccmber 18th III
stead OF February i, 1904, Is noteworthy
there lis nothing In tho discovery to-
startle, any onc All these weddings may
be technically defective, hut practically
ana really all marriage ceremonies per-
formed on tho authority Of licenses Isl
sued by tho county clerks since Deccm-
Der 18th arc as binding. in law. and other
wiso az though no such law as that APP
proved December 18th had been passed.
Every ono OF the acts Of county clerks
In issuing such licenses will DO fully vali-5
dated by the General Assembly, and ais
ready they arc binding In law.
The law has been complied with 50 fur
as the contracting parties to these mar
riages were able to comply. and tho con-
struct entered into Is valid III law. II
IS Il maxim OF tho law thatSit requires
imnossrbilties OF no one, and 1t was In, z
possible TO have secured license OF
marriage SO long as the clerks thc1n-&
selves did not know of the change IN
the law. AS u civil contract with wit.
lncsscs tho ceremonies are good III law.
AS for the other phase Of tho question:.
marriage is above all Il religious insti-
tuition, and Is as sacred and invlolablo
under existing circumstances lis under
tho old regime when county clerks were
authorized to grant licenses.
There IS, therefore, no occasion to DO
disturbed in any way The oversight |,
by the lawmakers was ono of those
tnings that are always liable to occur IN
tho shurry Of the closing days Of a Cen
cral Assembly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
American Guild.

Old Dominion Chapter, No, ol4. of the
American Guild, held their annual meet
ing last night. The reports Of the treas
urer and secretary showed the guild to be
in a very prosperous condition. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: Past Governor, G.. M VIII
son; Governor, w. Mckim Marriott; Vice.
Governor Douglas Rider; Secretary t..
Leslie Spence; Treasurer, r. T. wilson,;
Chaplain. j. p, Davis; Warden, Leon
Ruskel; Guard, w. "a. Barrett; Trus-
tees, G. NJ. Wilson, George Il. Ruttin.
John O.. Toler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
AN ENTHUSIASTIC
JAMESTOWN MEETING

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
MEM PORT MEMS, VA. dec. 23.-At
an enthusiastic mass meeting of business
men tonight resolutions formally en-
dorsng the Jamestown Exposition wero
adopted and fourteen thousand dollars
worth Of stock was subscribed.
There was much enthusiasm in the
injecting and it is confidently believed
that tho million dollars necessary to vail.
date tho compnny's charter will be So
cured by January list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
ENTERTAINMENT TO
EMPLOYED BOYS
Interesting Occasion 'ro-nlor-
row At the Y. M.
c.,

The boys or tho city are already, inter-
osted greatly in tho big entertainment
to be given ut tho :. NJ; G. A. Christmas
AFTERNOON, -four to five O'Clock.
The entertainment, and rccoptlon Will be
FREQ to tho boys between the
ages of twelve and seventeen years who
arc employed In tho various offices, stores
ana factories Of the city,
Tho programme Will begin IN the big
auditorium at four clock, and Will BIO
participated In by those who know how
to entertain, including Miss late Fuller,
Who will give the Horse Race; Eugene
Davis and his banjo; Willie Davidson, tho
cornetist; Indian club drills horse work
and torchlight swinging,
at the Association building, Which is open
from 0 a. NJ. Ito 1850 +, M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Between You and Me-

Edmund Vance Cooke. the Ohio noet,
vii entertain on the Association Course
Monday night, Dece nrher 2sth In speak
ing of his work. the Utica New York;
mean xe h He has written es SONIC me- spicn
did verse. portraying pathos and humor
that are true to life! He was In constant
favor every moment. His dialect stories
brought forth storms Of applause, and
then In the next moment his touching
ra.thos was felt by every listener
RESERVED seats Gun DO secured at the
Association building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Mr. Rovster Very Ill.

yhe friends Of Mi. Edwin D. Royster
will be grievcd to hear Of his, extreme
illness In Las Cruces, Now Moxco, where
he went some months ago for his health,
Royster Is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Junlus
r. Roystcr formally of Richmond, now
living in Washington. Ills mother is at
his bedside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
COL. J. W.. RI CHARDSON
Is KINDLY REMEMBERED

The employees of Colonel John w. Rich
ardson, register OF tho land office. did not
forget the Kindness and consideration
with which no has treated them during
the year. and they. clll presented hin. on
Colonel Richardson has always been pop
ular with his men, and he greatly apprc-
clates their kindly l'enlembrances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
GOOD CHEER AT THE
SOLDIERS HOME.

The veterans of the Soldiers Home will
toye a most enjoyable dinner Tomorrow.
the Home held meeting and decided to
giye The veterans a layout, which would
delight tiioir palates to the last degree,
mor n1Sr Rl 9s ssryfa s oGiGeh f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Audit Pav-Rolls.

Tie Committees on Health, Markets
and st, Johns playground met last night
employees of tie several denartmcnts
might have their money for Christmas,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Mr.. Morriss III.

MIR. u, r. Nlorriss. one OF Richmond's
old and well known citizens. is i'll at his
home, No. BIZ North Seventh Street. MI.
NOTES. Is suffering from throat trouble,
OF which he has been a victim for some
years, and at his advanced age, there is
little hope of his rccovery..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24

The Poets
Iii padded leather bindings,
with gold title and cover design
aid red under gold edges. The
Usual S1.oo book, at 75c copy.
The following titles: Pope, Tcnny.
son, Holmes, Meredith, Robert Brown.
Ing, Mrs. Browning, Walt Whitman,
George Eliot, Goldsmith. Hemans,
Jean lngeow, Whittier, Wordsworth,
Shakespeare. Stevenson, Poe, Keats,
Lowell, Emerson Bryant, The Rubal-
yat Of Omar khayyam, ldyIIs Of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24

Vegetables ana plum p,,ddlngs will tiisap.
pear us II by ma gics,s Everything will DO
done to cheer. tho heroes alorg, and make
the Home take the place Of that lione
/ every man hopes 1nny DO Ills when Old
Z age comes tO him ,7t a5ttE{gE tf5 si 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Mr.. Smith Dead.

a letter was received hero yesterday
announcing tho death at Berryvilc, on
Monday, of tho father Of Hon. r.. s..
blackburn Smith. member OF the House
from Clarke and Warren counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Old Lady Fatally Burned.

Especial to Inc Times-Dlspatch) n
Z D4aNVILLE, VA, Dec. ::s3.--Nlrs. Dollls
Griffin, an old lady living III North Dan
willie, died late last night from burns
which sl,e received early during tho ovo-
ming. Her clothing took fire from the
stove, on which sho was preparing sup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
Miller q Rhonds.
Miller q Rllonds.
Store Open Tonight Until i0.50 4
Your Last Opp ortur1ity
TO Shop for Chris trnas

What shall the present book? Orgreat book store has been
the Mecca Richmond book lovers this Christmas and the stocks
have dwned every there good choosing evona tho last
minute Some Of the special things as follows n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24

King, tIawatha, Lucille. Lady OF the:
4 Lake, and a few others, AZ one price y
Reduced 70 75c a copy; each
nicely boxed. \.
About Titles in Copyright
Books Reduced From
$l.5O to 45c a Vol.
such as oraustark, Senator North,
Patience sparhawk3 The Quest Of the
Golden Girl Donovan Pasla, Janice
Meredith, The oadfly, Miss Pettlcoats,
WoIfvl'lo Days, B'cnnerrthasse:t, n
the Fog. s..f sai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
s17.75 TO ATLANTA,s GA, and RETURN
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

account meeting southern lducatlona!
Association, December goth to January
LIST, the Southern Railway announces spe-
cial low ratio Of one fare for the round
trip, plus s2,25. which includes member
ship fee, from points OH its lines. Ratio
from Richmond, $l7,75 Compare lively
low rates from other points Tickets on
sale December 20; return limit, Janus
nry Sd,
c.. w. ,7WlSsTBURY, D, II. "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24
charged with nssaulting and striking Ills
wife with q stick. 4

James Holmes is In jail charged With
playing craps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-24

+. The case against Commissioner Chill
drey was also dismissed. Foreman
Watts. Of the grand jury, testified as
also did Valentine and Mr.. Chlldrey him
self Tho charge was that Of tampering
With the witness. Tho judge dismissed
the case. but reprlmanded Mr.. Childrey
for talking ut all to Il grand jury witness
or in the hearing of such witness.
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sAok21Ds
317 No ~. Or. b. .N.10
SO I'd, 81, b. "a. 80
I7O2 NJ ~ NV. Or. h16. 50
912 9th ne, 7r, b. :. .@.50
748 Harvard, Or, b. 10. 80
1915 nth. Or. b. ...l0.@
RI 2119 10th NV. ..z.3o
APARTMENTS.
1908 Mas av. Or. b. $40. %
lila 18th, Or, b. :. $500
1901 whitney, Or. b. $3.50
1917 I.............2 .0
3OS Fla av. Or. b. 81
$40 whitney av, 5r. b17.60
621 whitney, 5r, b. .17.60
GIT whitney, Or. b.17.@
Tenn av Il Duncan
ne. 1880 to 1880
Newport pl, 4r, b. .12.60
S14 I'd sc, LIST 80, 3r. b. $50
STORES.
171S 14th, sto. Or, b. $500
1925 Tth, sto&Sr. .46. 90
627 H ne. sto&dw. .S.0
18th & N Sc. 5000
1919 4 NV, store. 1000
126 18th NV .2r. LIST fi2S.W
STABLES.
RI 11D 18th. .....$ 2SW
RI 315 ~ NV, sta Is. 10. W
RI 1912 K. 1880
1921 Q NV, 2 stalls. 10. 90
RI 1915 r. 1000
Rr $40 21st. 500
RI l3 N. 2 st, bk. ..6W
SHED.
4th mr. e Cap, 15r, b. 100. 90
NH av nr n, 12r, b$100.W
Oregon av, 11r, b. 10000
Phelps pl. Tor, 2b. 10000
10Th mr. Q, 11r. b. 10000
Hopkins pl, Tor. 2b. 100. %
10Th mr. X. Tor, b.. 800
l mr. 10th. Or, b. 5000
s mr. 18th, Or, b. ...75.W
Q nr 18th, Or. b. 1900
Hopkins pl, Or. b. 1000
10th mr. N, 12r, b. 1000
18th mr. U, Or. b. $500
Corcoran nr14th. Sr. b65. 90
Pa nv mr. ed, Tor, b. 90. g
18th mr. Fla av. .3.W
L and 726 11th.
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2 Iowa circle, 15r, 8b1 80. 90
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1922 8. 11f, b. 10. 90
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1885 18th. Or, b. :. go. %
1139 N II av. Tor. b.U.00
1900 Kenesaw. Tor. b. IS. 90
1854 Yale, 11r, 2b. SO. 90
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1920 18th NV. Or, b. so. 90
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l50S Q NV, 11r, b. so. 90
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1900 w NV. Tor, b. 40. so
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1898 Kenesaw, Or, b. 81. so
509 o NV, Sr, b. 81. so
1918 Lydecker, LOT, b. 81 80
1904 $ NV, Or. b. $3.50
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IS Quincy NV. 7r,b. 80. 80
l24 5th NV, Sr. 1880
ILL U NV, Or. b. 80. 20
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18th. CTR. 3b. sta. yrs. 500. 00I
Mass av. Dor, 2b, yr3, 600. O0I
Conn av,18r,yr. z. 500. 90
Iowa Circle, 15r,3b.-
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10th st. Wash H,
Tor, 3b. 10. 90
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10th mr. p. 11r. 2b. $50. 10
$ mr. 18th, 11r. b. 1850
Cincinnati st, Tor, 2b1I IS
kalorama av, 12r. 2b125. 90
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N near 10th. Or. b.115.00
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and bath, $50; nicely arranged and in splendid
condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28

These apartments are in good order and can
be inspected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28

FOR kE,NT-SEVE 1tAL DESIRABLE APART
MENTS OF 2, AND ROOMS AND BATH. ALL
LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS. WITH SPLENDID
CLOSETS.
ee26-3t r. f BRADLEY 1909 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28

Several bright Groom and bath apartments
III the Franconia, on 18th ST. above l st ;
frrproof building; new; passenger elevators.
Rent reduced to $45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28

The Phoenix. East Capitol and I'd sts.. the
most convenient location on Capitol Hill. new
hvc-room and bath apartments, $35 and $4o;
large. fine rooms. with abundant closet room.
Building open for inspection.