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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND-S3o. 900 on iror-o-,-, Montgomery real estate; legal rate; easy tar no commissions, J. N. W. CrawforS' srms' flee of Fred S. Ball. First National nt or IN A NUT SHELL-Widows, trustees L---,- keepers, clerks, labor men; in fact all ,a tS. want to invest in valuable Montkorneyyve tnai S! estate you can't find more beautIfnl' .LL IeaI and Holt sts; call at office for pay pay and get free ride. Chandler & DoueIpps.aat pat Agents. Is91:; MONEY TO LOAN-In large or small ar,o----- to suit borrower; payable in instaIIrnepts 0nts Ints desired and attractive contract t"hen Montgomery Abstract O., s. Perry st fsne'p'
 27-0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

some societies spend dollar in an ef- fort to raise a dime for charity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

FREE-Get tickets at our office for either car line to look at the lovely and beautiful lots We are 10 sell at auction 4aarch stn, corler Day and Holt Sts., charge, ask for plat
 Chandler & Douglass. Agents. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
TYPEwa1TERs AND SUPPLIES.

tH &RSTTERS for rent: machines in good
 AH and kept that way; Remington Stan a. d 4eAdA Ferry & Davant, lool Moses Buidisg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

COTTON-Nows the time to withdraw from cotton futures and put your profits in Nash lots to be sold by us March gth. get plat office well as a free ride to and fro. Chandler & Douglass. Agents. 2O-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

COTrON-Nows s the time to withdraw from cotton futures ana put your profits in Nash lots 10 be sold by us March sth; get a piat at ouf office 2s Well tt f ee riue to anl fro. Chandler X Douglass, Agents If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

FREE-Get tickets at our office for either car line to look at the lovely and beautiful lots We are to sell at auction March 9th corner Day and Holt Sts. no charge; ask for plat
 Chandler Douglass, Agents. 2O-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

COTToN-Now's the time to withdraw from cotton futures and put your profits in Nash lots to be sold by us March Sth: get a plat at office we'll as a free ride to anJ fro. Chandler & Douglass, Agents. I6-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

Probably nothing jars an angry man like the presence of a self-closing spring on door he wants to slam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
LOST.

SPRAYED OR sToLEN-From lot, one ra, bay mare. blaze face. one white foot, abo,,, IS hands high and brown colored mule about | 3 hands high. Tennelle Furn Co. gTRAYED-one black and white muIey-head- cd coy; piece of tin in right ear. Jasper DIl- Ards 8 Clayton Park St.
 ..slAanakAnsN-A A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

FREE-Get tickets at office for either car line to look at the lovely and beautiful lots Day and Holt Sts.; no charge; ask for plat Chandler Douglass, Agents I7-tf WANTED-A partner with S 0. 900 to SIS Ooo in tobbing business, established and on nav ing basis. Address Jobber, care Advertiser
 wed thu frt-sun.
 COTTON-Now the time to withdraw from cotton futures and put your profits in Nash lots to be sold by March 9th; get A plat at our office as well a fee ride to and fro Chandler & Douglass, Agents. I7-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
PERSONAL.

MORPHINE, Laudanum. Cocaine and Liquor Habits permanently and painlessly cured at home; detention from business; action i'm mediate; leaves patient in natural, healthy condition without uesire for drugs. Cure guar anteed for 5000. Write for particulars.
 Dr. Long Co.,. Atlanta, Ga, su-wed-f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

MIR. VASSER WOOLLEY. having severed his connection with the Seaboard Air Line Ry its attorney at law, w.u devote himself to a general law practice. Office 325 Prudential Bldg, Atlanta, Ca. a Su-Wed-frt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
FOR SALE.

@T3E NASH-Corner Day and Holt Sts about HOO lots a large 2-story house with new Eoof and several Broom houses, will be s.ld March 9th: don't overlook this and miss q lot of fine bargains; see other ads in these 'bolu1nns. Chandler & Douglass, Agents. I7-tf FOR SALE-At factory prices. Globe Wernicke Sectional Book Cases. Roll Top and standing desks, office tables, cabinets for letters, doc 9pents. forms and card indexes; catalogues fret freight paid to all railroad stations. Ed c. Fowler Co. su-wed -fri-tt FEEE-Get tickets at our office for either car line to look at the lovely and beautiful lots we are to sell at auction March 9th, corner Day and Holt Sts; no charge; ask for plat
 Chandler 6 Douglass, Agents o-tf CoTTON-Now's the time to withdraw from cotton futures and put your profits in Nash lots to be sold by March Sth, get plat at our office as well a free ride to and fro. Chandler Douglass, Agents. Io-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27

WANWED-To rent or Groom house. good fepasn in pleasant part Of city; three in fam qyI no small children Address J. c. Schlei- haufs Box 30, Andalusia, Ala. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WAMTED-Good furniture collector and sales .kaan. Apply to No. 2S Dexter Ave.
 INTELLIGENT man to call on business and
 RfoynsRaonal ment permanent position and good
 &a%l Manager Box Y6, Philadelphia.
 '8RAHTED-For United States Army, able '&Q4ted unmarried men between ages of 2I and &9f ctdnens of United States of good character @44 fempefate habits, who speak, read Hpd write English. For information apply to
 Secsnifang Officer. Moses Building. Montgom-
 #$Ys Aoeh S-su- wd- fir
 #klN MkSH-Corner Day and Holt Sts., about lMOQ lots. large 2-story house with new 'EQN knQ several Broom houses, will be sold '8&&fcH Rthl don't overlook this and miss a
 Ef of fine bargains; other ads. in these HQAnmns- Chandler & Douglass, Agents lO-tf sYAGTED-Men to learn barber trade :. special vH6er this week; transportation. tools, diplomas, RQsttions and board; short time completes; See Ehak we have to offer; catalogue mailed free A&oler Barber College, New Orleans. La. 36t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-27
WANTED.

E 4 NUT SHELL-wfdows, trustees, book keepers. clerks. labor men; in fact. ali ye that Wene 70 invest in valuable Montgomery real kstafaa you can't find more beautiful than m ou pupiio sale March Eth. corner Day and Hoh Stal call at office for a pat end get free ride. Chandler & Douglass. Agaufs, l7-tf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23

DuAeas an airnihar de varfas classes
y tabaeoa ciarrilIos aa yAnd8n n Ia-
DO deA erto casa n6mero 30
trents ~ pla Principal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
oTRA coNsp ;IoN

NEW YORK, Noyiembre 23, 10 y
N. Ayisan de Belgrade que ha siClo
daseubierta otra conapiraci6n en 81
e3erclt0 para asasinar los n1a 0ras
de- Aieiandro y Draga
se han hecho con este motigo hume
rosaa aetenciones.
El rey Pedro fu6 cbietO de una de-
mostraci6n de sinpatfa por parts cleE
pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23

~ saak kse terra aus ast6 en-
caEe se s n6mar0 ri. EE
cue y intaEa paie dirigiraa < don
" lsorcbatso en Daia6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
Una Caa

SSr. Director de xLa Correspondent
cia.s San sJusn. DistinguidO senior y
amigo: Al hacer menci6n en- nni re-
ciente confereneia do Ia cifra de 687
mid dollars que aparece de exceso en-
la exportaeion de la isla con relaci6n
4 su suimportaci6n en- Ell pasado eiercicio,
se presta & una mala Interpretation oil
principle del p6rrafO que conienza.
Z Y es falsa Sefioras y SenoTess etc.
EN- el toilette que esba irnprini6 6ndo-
SO aparece en- Ia siguiente fornaa:9
al es falsa Senoras y Senores por-
Sque sencillanente hay grandes expor-
staciOnes de Valores lque pueden s NO
Sestar inelnidOs en- los 687 Geo dollars,
sea declr que deben s no pasar por Is
~Aduana, que viensn contrabalan-
@cear en- gran parte ese exces0 de 6ST
SmiL dollars de la xp0rtaCi6n sobre liz
<importaci6n del 1ltimo afIO y 8 cam
~biO de las cuales no ingresa I'M dollar
sen la isla. Son henehciog de casas
<cOmerciales, benefcioa de industrias.
~Ventas de propiedRdes que son RENE
esadas & sus dueHos III exterior, & veces
zen frutos. veces en- giros comercia-
~les postales. Yeces en- netalico, q
sveces en- billetes de banco certificates,
SValores que Sc quedan en- el exterior
Sy CUE salen sin proporcionar reembOl-
Ssos & Puerto Rico.
xAdem6s esos 8s7 900 dollars (6cuaI-
Squier cifra que fuese) representa- az
seGkor de egportac50n. pero no ssss be-
aaetoa0. Tendrfa que hacerse una Ii
Squidaci6n para averiguar In aanancia
Sque ha proporciOnad0 & Ia isIa ese
xexceso de exportaci6n de 687, 600 do
<llars. Por consiouienta, no saemIO esg
09a balance 0e gtSn0asc5as b plrdS0Ge no
pueden deducirse les cOnsecuenCias
econ6micas que BE- pretenden..
Anticipo usted gracias por Ia in
serci6n de esta carta en- oil n6mero de
hoy, y sin otra cosa quedo de usted
attos y.atfmo. 4. d. a. b. q. M.
JOSE GORDIIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
HONIBRES DBN.
RECOBRAD YlESTR0 QlGlR
DEAORA Es pElleNOSA.

s@seee cue 81 Craador ha crAsnad0 Que 0esguas
dc la saslgrs el huid0 vital seminal rea Is sub
sfarcia mas precsosA On 81 cusrpo del hOmDro.
aigHnA p6gdAda c0NtTRnntuxAk 90 eA pkouue1f&
Rienpre reaul tadoa aesasGxp@9Ms
MNchos kambFez han mueEf0 de sukaEln901oea
eorrianfea taes como las del Goxax6us s1l h4gad0,
de los r4Iioneg eufermedades pulIaa1aEess etc.
p0r haber peEm4t4do & M YitAladaa Ea3gAxees sE-
pouiendOse as1 q ser E&ciles W1ct1mas 0@ egfaa
Intermediates. eHmnd0 @lSuRaa oA5aa 6a nuS&kFaH
medicines, EoEnAdas fiexNp0. kAbrtam auEsdSao
eataa debiIttAubea p6rdidns, asi ngeasTvnndo sn
vit&Ida6 para fsSs2tr iOe atA0uG& aa S&aN Eetk
grOsas ensefm 6dndeB.
Muchos hoInbF0s nan 1legadD lsnt&, psr0 segufa-
mente un astad0 de d0MancAA 1neuTNhle eGuAA
dc esfaa p6rdidaa, attn sabeE 10 verdadera c&us&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
EN- fTsM0

NEW YORK, Noybre al. 10an.
Reina absolute paz en eI Iatmo. Hay
expectation a0aFca 6le IA que que re-
sueIya a senado de- Las Eis6dos Uni-
dos. psaes 81 dai cana encuen-
atrA 0poslci0n en- orainenses rniain-
bros de aquel cuexpo.
La pgensa dc Panama hace sever0s
carg0s 81 gobierno de MarroQuln, In.
sistiendo en que Ii nueya rep1blica
podra des0nyolVeFse mejor que 81 per-
taneciera { Colonbia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
Dr. I0s6 l)Tdoisz GOfez.

Dedicado las especialidades de Oh
.rugia General y 6rganos g6nito-urina-
rios.
OfFece sus serYicios PROFESSIONALS
Allen St. 81. Piso segundo.
Horas de cOnsuIta. Los dias labora-
bles. De 264
Consulta gratuita para los pobres.
Martes " sabados do 4k6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23

NEW
lEl. 90fnu lean e eeko Principe
que sa han hecko vaa
aa altos persons jaa de n ad
ei6n c0nplicaaoa 81 us roboa del BAN.
60 de Haiti.
Narlos Senadoras Sc han Eagado.
Sc haee ascender = consi can-
tIdad q diner0 sustraido por medic az
emission de oblfgaciones falsas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
II0 yfoId

q grahado snuestra como el caelIo
este coFsado cada lado para per-
mitir II aiaste de III lazo s corbata
sun pernHtir que el cncllo Sc abra.
III cuello viene jlnto al frente,
guarda 81 laso en- 81 lugar u Vd no
ye II parte del corte Ademas el
lazo esta retenie0 sohre q bottom,
que tarnhiet esta oeulgc. Sit como
didad en- el verano sera aunlen-
tada 81 Vd. usa ilno y nos agradecera
por Fl estilo. Los comerciantes en-
cuellos los yendenl
Marca Cluett, as cts. cada uno.
Marea Arrow, s cts. cada uno.
cluett, Peabody & Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
S0N ESTlS Sis SIaT0IIAS r

PredSleccf6u al cnaufs1ae eusisa0nas dc dia de
nOches 6errames ~ estnr On presennin os nna
lseciyss, eranos con kgnccAoneg as los mIscua0s
(que son pPecuTsores De la ErtlepsiAls pensa
tAndendias 6 darmtsar q deTmiTs senaaoidn Dc ezn-
brutscimientOs p9rlidn Dc ia Suanntaa, falfA 0e
oiorsa en- Ias pieTnaS On loe mtiaouIcn aensanidn
de t4stszA De aahenbos tnQ1iatud, fn3ta ds
memoTia, lndeciss6ns melaueolan caElaancio dss-
tantss ante ia vista. debilidR1 despu8s del nct
de una p6rdidR tnvolnn tsTtat deLTaxne 81 haSer
timldez, manog pies pegsjos0a frfoss tenor De
alRfn peligre fnHnfnenEe dc mueFSe tnf0t1uni0,
tsrsSio. sSrtida tsisIninnci5n 6e los deacos de.
casrnisnbo de La @ensibihaAGs Grg@npa enAdox
dSges dispSpa sr s ssa as e9os m
h0mbre que aebe reoupsraE nus ssssrvsdaa tuerzag
whales, D ye~drA ser prea@ ds aisuns fatal
Sos0sFos s.desnOa as to6os los que su "A
de Rlaur0 de los sfut0mAs arTsba enumeFAdes,
0nE 0BSER l RAsx s q RlLSS0
espscialtsEas que han sentd0 waiute AMOS de e1-
peFtencia. trasando anfermedadea ds los merry iosy
del siafernA sexual y CUISINES pueden garantz@aE
ma curacidn radfcal y pevmanente.
Enyfenoa unA relant6n c0mplwta = 80 caao
paclon, si Go easaio aoIteEos eualea 90 los sin-
tomas uombrad0s 60 le han mAAsaee4En0 I'd, p
sstrethez. Is siflis Slana osTa vensrea
EuecS5Fa 5nnfa de m6atcaa da&knpEfieaEA ense-
guido cuidadaaanents nn caso fgrasasl lnloszn.
EreAnta Caas, en Sl que SO efeefu@F& nn& euTacl6n
radical ee hleCerA I'd SO co1apists salnd
feTaita ctuco pesoH en- bilietea de eu pais giro
postal como saFantla De h1ona ~, ie enslar6mcs
eartificaa AN prpnfo como nuestra janta Do
rrAaicns AVA GeIadaao 81 crmpJesn tFrta1ns eatns
que ul Gsbe aomutoraas -
neW pANIA BBPB0IAh1sTA ass x0RTS
1877 Tsr0snt Bldg. Broadway q Daans q
leg ~ngk4 u o. a@ a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23


-. ST. reu - eA rzai d aal
sssFa lta faY0
TaaaIon heea fof III
hlnhtan ~ alsnsta de
peEs0 gas lQs onaos
loa s0res
81 1SDbierno da g.aarid Ms pedigl nn
infornae al General aefas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
4 Los NoTARlos

ARPETAs PARA ESCRITURAs
seaoa o@les@a. - saDsa b ardea
Ia ~ qnssassARacim an puarss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-23
BAQlIERO B
OF

Alanbre de Puas rollos
dc so libras aS2-75
Granpa an baTri es de
go hbras CO.
Puntas de Paris eaias
de 90 libras tananos
de | lI2 hasta 5 pull
gadas gruesas y finas ESQ.
Mani superior en sacos
de 100 Hbras MIN qq $50
Maiz del Pals on lI2
saCOs uq. LOO
Sal quintal 90
ZINC AMERICANA
AOANALAD0 de 8
pies 400
San Justo l3 Y Is San Juan, Pto- Rico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
FAILED TO
4 APPRECIATE JOKE
tsptc,a, to This rinlcs.plspatch

fsptc,a 10 This Times. plspntch)
NEW York. February A.--Jlist before
the fall Of the curtain ON the first act Of
& n1he Jewel OF Asia" at the Criterion
Theatre, last night, o young man in eve
nina dress purchased ali admission ticket
ana hurried past the door-tcnder. To an
fisher he said he desired to speak to
two persons who occupied seatB in the
fourth row of the orchestra, and ghvo
the numbers OF their chairs. S
8The usher found there young man
and handsomely gowned young woman.
ana told them they were wanted In tho
foyer. Considerably agitnted, they made
their way up the aisle. AS the man catne
into the foyer the one who had been
waiting seized him roughly by tho shout
der.
ne shouted, and to those who stood near
8it seemed as though he was about to
strike the other.
you speak to the like that" re-
torted the womans escort. ut was only.
Joke"
The young wonan's face wps crimson
and she started townrd the door. Those
In the rear orchestra seats heard the
angry voices, and there was momentary
excitement until the manager asked them
10 step into the lobby, out OF hearing Of
the audience. This they did. and after
moro excited talk all three lett the the
atre
1t was some time later when the man
who had summoned tho other and his
companion from their seats returned, and
he said he wished to apologize for having
acted In such q manner. Ee excused him
self, saying he had been very angry,
%3'I purchased two tickets at the Gilsey
House." said he, Intending to take the
young lady whom sou saw here to this
performances That young man obtained
possession Of the tickets, looked me in
my room and himself brought the young
Indy here. I got out Of the temporary
being very angry came here. am
very sorry did 30. I suppose 1t was all
q joke, but 1t was a poor one, I think.
None Of the three persons was known
ut the thatre, and they carefully con-
cealed their identity, S ~ is181
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Roger Gregory and wife tc
Henry s.. Wallerstein, 5s,76 feet on Grace
Street. northeast corner Allison s2's3s..:
John A. Hcisler and wife to Laura N.
Shea rs 3-4 feet on south side Franklin
Street, between Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-rcurth. s1.4O.
Edward J. Hogan and wife to Jane A.,
wife OF Stephen Minson.fA feetHon west
side 3BelRidere Street. between China and
Holly, $3.50.
a S. rutherford Rose to James T. Sloan.
a34s1-3 feet on north side Hanover Street.
extending from Robinson to Cedar, :55,195.
Henrico: Daniel Grinnan to j. w. Star
RITZ, lots i, and 8 In block g. Barton
Heights. 5000.
David and Isaac AIlttendorfer and
Noses Thalhlmer and their wives TO
O.. j. Davis, 90 feet on east side Straw
berry Street, between Main and Cary.
1890
Thomas D. Newell and wife to Frank
Staples. 23.7S acres FIVE miles northwest
OF Richmond, $500. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
EVERETT NASH
WENT TO A JURY
Johnson and Bentley were
Placed Under Bond for
one Year.

C, e. Johnson and Z. w. Bentley We're
arrested on tho suspicion of having taken
I watch and chain, a diamond pin and
50 in currency from J. E. Cook The evil
dence was not enough to convict hatly,
but Justice John had doubts enough to
place the two men under So0a bonds Tor
twelve months.
]. G. sMcGhee was fined $50 for being
drunk and carrying 8 concealed pistol.
Mary Henderson was charged With In
terfering with Officer Foster in the dis
charge OF his duties, and the case WILL
be heard fully on the 25th
The case Of Eddie Heck and Lawrence
Morton, two small boys. charged with
trespass The boys claim that their
parents will not let them stay ut home
The parents will be In court to-day.
rs Doyle s, Bruce Yves fined $40 Tor vlo-
,latng the plumbing ordinance,
w, J. Bryant was sent to jail for four
months for stealing two chickens.
Julia Smith was assessed $3.50 for tres
passing and throwing rocks, and George
burnett Edwin Williams and Sandy VIII
llams veto charged the Same sum for
throwing at Julia i
John Price paid $40 for trespassing on
tho premises of Henrietta Martin and
throwing beer bottle at her.
Bette Branch went down for sixty
days for being drunk,
Joseph Barnett was dIsorderly on the
street; SEQ,
Everett Nash, colored, for shooting
Mary Carter on the street, was sent on
to the grand Jury, Nash was drunk and
simply drew the pistol and began to fire
in the street, He pointed the weapon ut
the woman and fired, and the bullet
struck her, inflictlng n dangerous wound,
There was no apparent reason for the
shooting, except that the man was too
drunk to know what he was doing. He
did not know the woman, nor did she
know him.
y Several small DRINKS were disposed Of,
AS usual. 9
The Lula TAYLOR fined in the Police
Court for drunkenness on Monday, was
a colored woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
SCHOOLS OF
THE COUNTY.
Are to BE Brought Up to a.
Higher Standard.
SCHOOL BOARD is TO MEET
"a spe claI Session Of That Body to Be
Held extWeek- Marriages sched--
uled to Take Place Very
E58 Soon. 81

rha school system In Henrico county
viii be brought UP to standard CORE PETS
spending With that Of the R l1llfr' :.
sch ools and the schools In other cities.
Heretofore there has been no 4tl1 sta
standard In the county and II was was l - :.
ouently the case that when o pupil il '' -'ol
Into tho city ana attempted TO enter '' sn =
schools here he was put back Inns ms S q
not pleasant, and there Is now O move
rnnent to revise the system. Some fixed :t's!i
standn ara will be established and md II the
schools DO not come up to the marx they
Win be counted as failures At the ex s1-t1
nation time. Vi yss 81 81 IL !.
a special meeting OF the School Board arc:
nil, Ia d hsld O weak from next Satur-
dnvSto 20 into the matter. All the teach
ers win be Or esent. At this time spe-
Chi committee appointed to consider
the question Will probably sub sub nit q re-
port. 81 #
A. Interesting and somewhat UNDUE
George Washington ceebra lion w" v ~. nei -
sN1onday ut the Fort Leo Scnool. ii Is, = \
q. u. "A. NJ. presented 70 the schoo ~. :.
handsome flag and It vas IN co i.ea,.s,
= sc
~ building that the exercises were heid
Mr.. Arthur Nelson presented the GIT ana
MIR II. g, Friend, secretary Of the Schoo1
Hoard received It on behalf of the tench-
er. Niiss 4 Crowder. About 200 persons
were prese nt.
Several marriages are scheduled Tor
FIenrlco very shortly. Licenses were is-
sued to Mr.. Joseph M. Atklnson, g c ;t.
Of Henrico, and Miss Bessie F'.9sAlley,
q daughter OF Mr.. David Alley; to. Nr.
Iohn + Z Zones. Of Henrico. and Miss Maud
r, Melton. daughter Of Mr.. Mathew Mel
ton. Of Henrico, and to Mr.. Robert L
shelton, a machinist Of Richmond, X and
Miss 3IIottle NJ Grisham, a daughter OF
Mr.. r. II. GrishaH, Of Henrico.
& Dave Anderson and his wife, two ne
groes have been arrested charged with
threatening to kill the woman's brother,
Sam Brown, with an axe TheyH VIII VII %
tried on the 27th before Squire q. O.
Friend.
A deed was filed yesterday in the
clerks office BY Daniel Grinnan, con.
5yeying to J. w. Starrtt the property At
the northeast corner Of Lamb Avenue and
Poe street, In Barton Heights The con-
sideration is 1000. Il IA 81 q
a friendly suit for the purpose Of set
Ting up an estate was instituted yester-
day In the Circuit Court by j, Fl. Will
cox, guardian, against his wards, Carrie
Parsons and others, and Junius r. Par
sons and others.
Two negro men named Jones were ar
rested late yesterday afternoon charged
with refusing to pay toll on the Mechan-
icsville Turnpike. They We're arrested
by Officer Rogers.
Thomas William Harris is In jail
charged with stealing a lot Of scrap iron
valued at $10 from the Rosenegk Brew
ing Company. f 5Sf IL
Douglas Cullingworth Is back in the
county jail again. He is charged with
getting drunk and tTespassing on some-
body property.
Constable George Fl. Waldrop is quite
sick at his home in Brookland District,
"a : ( T. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
FELL SIXTY FEET
INTO TUNNEL SHAFT
fpy Associated Press, I,

(By Associated prcss.)
NASHVILLE, TENN. February pam
accident occurred at Ridge Top to-day
which resulted In the death OF one negro
workman, the probable death Of another
and the serious wounding Of two. "A
bucket which was used to hoist the men
upa and down a slSty-foot ghaft dug for
q tunnel slipped and fell, and the men
crashed through the opening the entire
length. ihe work Is being done on the
building Of spur Of tho Louisvllle and
Nashville Railroad under one Of the
,steepest railroad grades In the country,
connecting Ridge Top and Baker 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-25
SUIT FOR TEN THOUSAND
RESULTED IN A MISTRIAL

The suit Of Thomas w, Rogers fad-
minlstratrix against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad for $4,000 damages, which
has been on trial In tho Circuit Court
for the past three days, resulted yester-
day. in a mistrlal. the jury having been
unable to agree on q verdict
Under the flveryear rule, Judge Well
ford, Of the same court, yesterday morn
Ing dismissed the attachment OF II.
Rosenberg against s, Pascole Pascole for
$62.5O. Tho case has been on the docket
for a period Of Gyo years, and no hearing
Under the lazy tho attachment was
thrown out, 8 .5.
Glveg aud p zpatriyk yesterday eateg;Ss