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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

TO JAMES Fl. BARTON:
four az lots OF land described as follows:
Nos. s, 9. 10, Il and 4; each 30 feet. Barton
Heights, located In Brookland Magisterial
the 18th day of February. 1894, for the
delinquent taxes, levies. interests and
costs due thereon, for the year 1892, to the
ton for the purchase thereof has been
filed In this office. and 1t appearing from
the records of this office that you are In
notified to appear, here In four months
from the date of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect your inter-
ests.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
February, 1908.
copy-Teste
SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
Clerk Henrico County Court, Virginia
SAMUEL p. WADDIIL, Clerk,
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NOTICE,
Notice to Merchants OF Richmond.

s OUR OFFICE is RECEIVING "A GOOD
many Inquiries about POCKET GUIDE
or DIRECTORY. We take this method Of
NOTHING OF SUCH #A8PUBIICATION.
We are publishing the regular CITY d.
RECTORY OF RICHMOND for 1903,
BUSINESS and STREET DIRECTORY.
We will have 1t ready for delivery by
HILL DIRECTORY COMPANY,
Per ]. L. HILL. Manager.
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AUCTION sAIEs-ruruRr pAYs,
BY The Valentine Auction Co
Aucuoneexs. If

5y Ine valentine Auction Coz
Aucuoneers. S5
r ECTTvDRs' eA1.D or ENrrRH
. STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DO.
hEsT1C WINES, BRANDIEs, wHIs.
KEYS. GINS, CoRDIALs, ALEs
CIGARS, ToBACCos. LARGE REFRrG.
EIsATER, BAR COUNTER, NATIONAL.
CASH REGISTER, SHOWCASES. IRON
6AFD. RoLLBR-ToP DESK, PICTURE
AND OTHER SLOT MACHINES. EI,Tc-
TRIO FANS. BAR DECANTERs AND
CLASSES. AWNING. STATE LICENSE.
BOOK ACCOUNTS, GOOD WILL, ETC.
AS A WHOLN -
= In pursuance Of an order entered on ths
Court he United States Tor The the Ea asas11s
District ct Virginia in the matterffof
C en- L., Th5,alheimer. bankrupt, we viii
go geld L, Charles Thalheimer, bankrupt, No.
whole. on IA - - - - WI =
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 0, 1903,
the said I ees seSE VIZ an Ia 11.
mSst sfeys ans an D0T cs1a
ials. Ales. Rum. Bitters etc: Cigars,
Cigarettes 8. cs, Tobacces: large Retrtgerater,
tional Cash Register, total adder; Buf.
fet, Roller-Top Office Desk, Iron Safe.
Picture and Card Machines, Whiskey
Racks, Bar Deoanters and Glass Meas.
GnTTes; T E Ace. Gutter, Awning and Frame
Accounts. good will, etc. q -
The entire stock Is all high.grade goods
usually carried by flrst-ciass family
liquor store. - 49, =.
The above. sale to Be made as a whora
subject to the. confirmation Of the courf
TGRMS-Cash. M - - :,
MELVIN FLEGDNHDIMDR.
WM- B. GRDENWALD,
M Receivers,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice OF Dissolution.

The FIRM OF MORRISON & KINDER
WATER, Mechanical Engineers. 1l07ls H..
mutual consent. II, s.. MORRISON hav-
Ing assumed full liability will In the
future conduct the business
(Signed)
y !. . I. :, 4, !. Y K,s5dSSDERVATER-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

Office Va. Fire and Marine ms. Co..
80, =, Richmond. Va. Feb. $. 1905.
sTOCIsHoLDnRs' AlEIlTING-,TH u
holders Of this Company will be held
nt the. Company's onlce. No. l0lS y.
Main Street In this city, on TUESDAY.
the nth Instant at - o'clock.
WIN. Fl. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

TYLER & MARTHA aGRAYSON:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
lot Of land described as follows: Forty
in Fairfield Magisterial District. Henrico
county, Va, was sold on the 18th day OF
February. 1900. for delinquent taxes.
for the year 1905, 10 the COMMONWEALTH attn
uf Virginia. an application for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed in this office.
and 1t appearing from the records of this
office that you are interested In said land
you are further notified to appear here In
four months from the date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interests.
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. WADDnL,
Clerk Hcnrico County Court Virginia.
Z. sAMUEL. r. WADDILL, Clerk.
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FOR VIRGINIA TO SAY.

THE only people. therefore. who have
the right to say anything as to whose
statues Virginia shall send are tho people
OF Virginia themselves. who speak through
their representatives In the General AS
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BY A. J.. Chewing Co..
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION sALB
NO 216 SOUTH CHERRY STREET.
A TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING,

BY virtue Of g certain deed OF trust
office Of Richmond Chancery Court In d
B. ia A., page 424. default having beet
made IN the payment OF a portion Of th{
by the beneficiary SO to do will sell b
auction A;f,1,, e on 9, the premises; on
THURSDAY; FEBRUARY H., 1903,
bered as above, fronting i41f feet BY a
depth Of 1879 feet to an alley 20 feet vide.
T 4, N, for cost Of sale. and SEQ
credit Of $1,000. with interest. to July#H,
1908 and balance at one and two years.
interest added and secured on the prop
erty; or all cash. at the option Of pur-
chaser. 6Ii5
Come and get q bargain.
a. J. CHEWNING,
Trustee
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FOR RENT.
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO JOHN M RuNDEL s s. B. CHM

TO JOHN NJ. RuNDEL & s. B. CHM,
IRIS.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
a lot of land described as follows: Thir-
teen acres on the c. c. road located In
Varina Magisterial District, Henrlco
S @ see the as sta gay
interests and costs due thereon, for the
year 1895. to the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginin; an application for the purchase
appearing from the records OF this office
that you are Interested In tho said land,
you are further notified to appear here In
and do what may be necessary to pro-
tect your interests. 80 4
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
February, 1903 =
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL. P. WADDILL,
Clerk Henrlco County Court, Virginia.
ESAhTTTFEI. p! lNVADHITT. (tlerir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07
AS TO M'KINLEY.

president Mckinley made brigadicr-
generals of two OF the Confederacy's most
gallant leaders-"Irig hting Joe'' Wheele,
and our own Fitzhugh Leland President
Roosevelt was proud to serve under the
first of these at Santiago, when he saved
the American army from an inglorious
retreat, and none of these events were
accompanied by the falling of any stars
from either the armament or tho flag.
Why, then. should we suppose that
those who have worthily honored ana mp.
piarded the living Confederntes would en-
ter any protest agains, due honors by his
own State to the most renowned and glo-
rious of their dead2
"Have we not rathcr far more reason
to suppose that they will graclously ac-
knowledge that the statue of Lee Is In Its
proper place when erected by Virginia at
tho side of that of Washington? Says
the Boston Globe: If Virginia wants to
nut statue OF Robert u, Lee In the Cap
itol Mt Washington. instead of a statue of
Jefferson, why should the North object? :"
Mr.. Halsey closed his address with a
very eloquent peroration and was roundy
applauded when no concluded his remarks.
The further consideration OF the bill was
passed by and the Senate adjourned.
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would be honored and glorifed by the
holding Of even statue Of General Lee
And this view entertain, believe, in
common with nearly all the people Of
the whole country. North as well as
South But do not Vet US act until all
shall unite with US in our view. We
shall not have long to watt
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gress?
III has not been her habit nor the habit
of any Southern State to consult any rep
resentatlve Of the national government
about whom they should choose to rep
resent them In any capacity. So why
should she do 1t now? At one time there
were more ex-Confederates in the United
States Senate than would have filled the
Confederate Senate. and five Of them were
from antf-secession States Joseph q.
Johnston and John b. Gordon. generals OF
the Confederate army, sat In Congress
without having to ask the Secretary Of
State or anybody else whether It was
agreeable to them, as did also John H
Reagan, a Cabinet officer, and Alexander
H. Stephens. Vice-President Of the Con-
federacy, and many others distinguished
In both the civil and military history of
the Confederacy.
pointed ex-Confederates to sit on the
bench Of the Supreme Court, one of them.
Justice White, still remaining there. and
not only have they time and again filled
with honor and distinction the highest
civil positions, as Cabinet officers, minis
tcrs abroad, judges and leglslators-in
fact. every honor short of the Presidency
but when wars loud tocsln agnin rang
O. or the land the sons Of the South sprang
as promptly to arms as the sons Of the
North and together they fought and con-
quered the foreign foe. In that conflict
the first blood split upon the altar OF his
country was that of Worth Bagley, a
Southern boy and the son Of Confeder-
ate soldier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-07

A Times. Dispatch representative has
investigated the case. and has found that
1t Is one DIN which the charitable and kinH
may do much good, Anything left for
Mrs. Daisy Reed at No, sol West Sew
cnth Street, or funds left Mt either tho
Manchester or Richmond offices Of this
paper will be handed over TO her.
MAYORS PERQUISITEs,
At the meeting Of tho Finance Com
mittee last night Mayor Maurice an
peared and asked that action be taken
on d bill prepared by the City Attorney
amending section 10 OF the city charter
This amendment provides for the ln7posI-
ton Of costs In each case tried under
State laws, as provided in tho case Of
Justices Of tho peace The Mayor may
not now collect such COSTS The CON-
mittee agreed, upon motion Of Mr. Bar
rett to recommend favorable action upon
tho part Of the Council, When such 40
tion has been taken, the Legislature will
be asked to act.
HEsTIoA coNcLAyH,
IIestea Conclaye. No, 459, Improved
Order of Hoptasophs. met Thursday
night at their hall Eighth and Hull
Streets. with large number present
and transacted q good deal OF business,
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The men were intimate friends.
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These are Virglnia's places that vlr-
ginia Is invited to Ali as sho herself shall
determine, and no acceptance Is necessary
beyond the mere mechanical act involved,
Tho statue of Washington is already in
one Of the places allotted to Virginia., and
as she has the right to choose another of
her ilustrious sons to fill the vacant
niche, whom shall it be but Lee?
All. but 1t is suggested by some faint
hearted and hestatlng virginians that we
might possibly offend Northern sentiment,
we might, perchance, raise sectional issue,
and perhaps we had better consult the
SSecretary Of State. Mr.. President. see
no necessity nor propriety in such a
course. Why should Virginia consult the
Secretary of State as to whether 1t shall
be- agreeable to him for her to exercise
plain legal right. a right as clearly writ
ten in the law Of the land as her right
to choose her own representatives in Con-
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/ MONDAY, FDBRUARY o 1ao,

m, Receivers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

was a series OF shtleks from behind the
turain Several of the Indies rushed
frlntically onto the stlge-nOt On view
Of the audience though-au1 Mary Van
Buren, the female star of the company,
protested that am alligator had come
through "a hole in the floor Of her
dressing room, and had attacked them.
l'raWloy and ! armed ourselves with
some property hruOms and bearded the
saurian II proved NOT TO be an ALL
gator. but only "a gigantic iguana,
reptile which is not considered narm'
ful by the natives. he was about four
feet long, though. and by the misty
Hight OF candles looked ierOclous
enough to scare women unused 70 his
kind
The floor of an the dressing rooms
and tire stage, too. was of sliced bam-
boo laid % quarter Of an inch apart
and In some places two or three stats
were missing 50 that one had TO he
careful not go slip into the holes The
elasticity ~ this odd flooring caused
one who msveI quickly across II 10
bounce as n On a spring board, and =
tragedy would have been impossible OF
enactment or account Of the mlncing
Wdlcrous gait Il gave the performers.
Il was simply made Of bamboo poles
sliced IN quarters and put down with
the round surfaces uppermost,
"All the Comforts of Home began
happily enough after the alligator IN
tident and was greatly enjoyed by
an. The Grand Opera House was
packed to the saloon az It's portal aud
7lp the payers wore wildly applauded
The waits between the acts were
rather lCug. because the scene shifting
presented q new problem each time.
Everybody behidd the stage took
hand and as the audience was not
critical Of the settings, the play went
merily.
II was after midnight when the cur
tain fell for the last time The sol
iiers and sailors hurried out TO try the
bottled liquids along the row. the Off
GERS and their LADIES sauntered back
10 their homes. and the stage manager
and his helpers attacked the scenery.
i was easier TO take II down than II
had been to put IL up, and as II was
not necessary TO keep intact the thea
ter after the play was over the
weGrie1 men did not hesitate 10 knock
out section Of roof or wall. Toward
I o'clock In the morning the special
boat which had been chartered
Whlstled furiously for belated Ma
niins and started for T. city
missed It, for after the strenuous
night the luxury OF the officers club
made one forgetful, When at we ran
e. the wharf we found only the chief OF
police and providers in the shadows
For $40 tMexican) the chief thought he
could sc, q banca and paddlers 10 take
us to Manila. We knew the stories OK
men never reaching their destination,
OF white mems corpses In the bay, and
the other legends OF murder done by
Filipino caroemen at Cayite The
chief said ne would answer for our
pafoty with his life and told the pad
dlers II we were not landed at the
Bridge of Spain he would have them
an shot. We gave the willy official the
handful Of pesos and lying down In
the bottom Of the ~haky craft, woke
up az 6 o'clock CLING up the Pasig,
and we're soon safe and sound at our
hotel I'm Manila
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foremost organlsts In the world, the
other being Mons. Guilmant OF Paris
who has had so many American stu
dents under his tutolage. Prof T.. H..
Lemare Is en- route to Australia to give
series Of organ concerts, and fortu-
nately arrangements nave been made
10 have him stop over for the day and
resume his trip at midnight Prof and
MADAME Lemare win be entertained
while in this city by Mrs. and Mrs, L..
c. Miller. That there Is a treat IN store
for those who attend the concert is
vouchsafed by the rare program.
1t was feared that the celebrated An
dantino 10y Lemare, which or
ganist Mcclellan has made so popular
was to be omitted but the program
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

shows that the composition Ia to be in
Guided.
Held's band played last evening for
the first time at the Salt Palace, and is
to be heard there tonight The band
gives the first open air Sunday concert
Of the season tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'clock in Liberty park, with 40 men.
DR.. j. Lewis Brown the organist, will
be IN town the coming week, for visit
with his friend Father Guinau Of All
HalIows college He Is 10 play in the
Tabernacle, June 49, at the time Of the
All Hallows commencement The doe
tor viii be supported by excellent local
talent.
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8$EaAzRR5P :: )|==EzEs 50

I want really fine musicale at the
White House III arrange one for you,
ana il shall be exclusively of Utah tai
! ent." "Will youY exclaimed the presi-
| dent IN his hearty fashion, It's q co.
After the tabernacle choir's stirring
rendition Of "Noble CHIEF last night,
| many people IN the audience made the
| comment that It ought to have been
rendered by the choir az q salutation
! "a the president This was the original
| intention of the committee on music,
! indeed the suggestion was made In
| these columns several months ago. But
| the general committee decided that II
would be better to have the band play
| on the presidents entrance. and the
| other proposition had to be dropped.
or the late veteran conductor, Luigi
Ardit there Is told In London Truth
story Of his visit under the guidance
OF his pupil, Nine Valera and her
| husband, TO the Shakespeare district
| He had seen Kenilworth, Warwick and
other places that afternoon, SO that
when he arrived at Statlord- Avon
he was tired. "Ah," h. exclaimed
when matters were explained TO him
Shakespeare. Romeo Giulietta, Nab
bet, Hamlet An! ! understand, re H.
brettist,'
Now comes the familiar announce
ment that Nine. Adelina PATHS Amer
lean tour OF l9O3-0i win be the very
last she will ever make. This time u
Is her young husband the Baron Ceder-
,trom, who speaks thus rashly. The
American public knew Nine. Patti be-
fore the baron did But In any case
this delightful singer viii be welcomed
whenever she elects to come, be il half
a dozen times more.
Every one Of course, knows the Joke
In king DodO' when Raymond Hitch
cock, after referring TO the glories OF
| the porcelain bathtub that is his, says
with great JUNCTION
II can hardly wait until Saturday to
use Il"
In these days OF frequent ablutions
| Mr.. Hitchcocks Joke, while arousing
much merriment, seems TO have very
little fact back Of IT, but a letter re-
Gently received by prominent real es-
tate dealer. just at the advent Of
spring, suggests that the King Dodo'
| Joke isn't a circumstance TO what goes
on In some households
The note was as follows and explains
| Itself.
Dear Sir Please send a Blumbber
and figs our bathtup II son be time now
for US to use him agen."
And the bathtub was "'fXed."
The local summer opera company
| has been organized under the direction
| OF T. H. stevens, but " has been de-
cided 10 pat Il on at the Salt Palace
instead OF the ,hoater. The date II
June p and the opening performance
win be given for the benefit OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. building fund. A chorus OF
30 viii be provided TO render the opera
OK Little Christopher" The follow
ing list OF principals has been secured:
Sallie Fisher, Lottie Levy. Fred Gra-
ham, Kenneth Kerr, and Prof a. c.
| Lund.
The musical event Of the coming week
VIII BE- the Lemare organ concert Mon
day night In the First congregational
! church. Mr. Lemare is one Of the two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

child the days Of Charlie Pike has attracted
attention the voiced little Miss whose portrait Is
] well known in
little cnauce Of power
purity She with ngence seldom exhibited by an adult
She aculats
with ceane and that nothing immature
the simplicity Of the child an does Like Charlie
budding vocalis
Is carefully eney watched by
stephens anxiety viii
allowed public work while the SPARED
from this and continued stu dies he there doubt that
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SO TO BOSTON ASD RETURN SIC

with membership fee Of $500 added,
account OF annual meeting Of National
Educational Association. Tickets viii
be ON sale via the Nickel Plate
Road July 2nd 20 5tn, inclusive. good re-
turning from July Sth to 18th inclusive,
without being deposited with joint
agent. Additional limit to return not
later than September Let can be Oh.
tanned boy depositirg return portion OF
ticket with Joint Agent and payment
Of 50, for execution. Superior train ser
vice and excellent dining-cei meals, on
American Club plan, ranging in price
from J5c 10 500; also a Ia carte ser.
vice Write John Y. Callahan, General
AGENT. ll3 Adams ST. room 29N Chica-
70. for time OF departure Of trains from
Chicago and other detailed Information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

Robert Edeson was In Milwaukee re-
Gently and dropped into a cheap stock
company theater out Of curiosity. The
play was a western melodrama Of the
blood-curdinp character and I'm the
scene l1deson witnessed, the stage was
pitch dark and rEo men were fighting
a duel. lie could hear the knives clash
and hear the men stumble around the
stage, but could only family distin-
guish the forms Of the ACTORS. After a
while there was a hump On the floor
and the villain Kissed All hal I have
YOU now and no one nigh to see me do
the deed" Then the drummer hit the
bass drum a belt, and the calcium man
turned on the light. and away up on
"A rocky pass a woman (the herolne)
was seen standing. Coward she
shouted me and heaven is here"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
THEATER GOSSIP.

Rebecca Warren will be starred next
season under the management of Frank
Burt in Tess Of the D'Urbervllles.
The death OF Stuart Robson has
changed the plans for "The Education
Of Mr., Pipp," In which he was to play