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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs DR.. Gregory, OF King William, who has
becn visiting friends on tho tl1eig has re- ~
q Mrs. Isl Snencer or West Point. has returned
To- her home after delightful visit to friends.
Miss Gladys 1Iiggason. who has been risitlng
her grandmother In ia mover, mas y
i ''! Mri3c c.4swrlsht, OF Hanover, Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Bertha Wright. . Y, ! =,
visiting Mr. George Thompson. has left for his
home. ~ i I u, . Il . Is ~, ~
&Hev. or. Scott e +, 8,
Services viii bef hold at the Methodist Church
Tonight at O'Clock. conducted by the passtoF'
Rev C. III Galloway . f !,
Mr. John Thomas. ots louisa ls me xucsl u
Mr. Charles Williams !. , =. y !. !.
mouth 10 visit his cousin, Mr.; lanes Ednnnds.
Mr.s3W, i. Stockton has returned home from
business trir III y; MA : f-on,
business trip to fredericksburg. & 8,
N Nr.f r. *. Jones, who has been Visiting at
the Seminary. has returned 70 his nome IN
Mrs. julius t. Gay. who has been visiting
friends in Charlottesville, has returned home.
MISS Jennie nsn has
Mrs. James Cox. has left for her nome ~
Norfolk. :.
Mr. w n Woody. who has been visiting 1T
the Seminary. has returned TO his home IN
Mr. a. l.. Garter. OF Philadelnhia- IS visiting
friends at the Seminary -
4 Mir. R..H Miller. OF Baltimore. is visiting
Nj r. a. Tsobbns., who has been visiting at
the Seminary. has returned 10 his home IN Nor
folk !, !, 49,,
a business trip TO Newport Ne~s. 5. q
Mir George Collyer has returned home from
business trip to ChIcag o. 3.
Misc Matte Barnes, OF Raleigh, Is the guest
Of Miss MaysJones. = s435 Il n
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FULTON i NOTES

y a deed has been recorded in the Hcnrico Gle
cult Court conveying the property a, the SOUTH y.
cast corner Ct sas ana Erin srss5 a % the
property was bought for Father McKeefry, OF
81. PaiHck's Church. from Sarah J. DoheIty.
upon The Iot. Work will begin on the ERECTION
OF the school house at some carly date. and
Father Mckeefry expects 10 have II completed
Rev. Dr. Russell Cecil OF the Second PreS5y-
.tcrian Church. delivered an interesting address
Al the Fulton reading rooms last night;
county, n. c.. arc visiting Mr.. Hugh Rice. on
Denny Street. They expect to resids mere ~
The Builders' League. Of the Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet this
afternoon at O'clock at the residence OF BATS.
+ 4 tacky wedding under the management q
Misses Florence Weimer and Ruth Griffin WI
DO presented tonight a Kerte's Hall on Or
IN addition to the wedding. has been arranged.
and q pleasant evening Is anticipated
Mis- Minnie Whi'low is Improving after :
Mr.. ilonly Ball continues extremely III at
her homo on Graham Street. 4,
meet tonight a, their wlswain a. Nslzen'a
the infant child II Mr., ana Mrs. Thomas
TO tho pnblse until next Monday night. II
was expected to DO opened tonight, but owing
was decided not to open TIL next Nc sial,
/, Tho Entertainment COMMITTEES OF lIenricc
G GSanf Il nc o TN R e q essa
corner Of state Street and williamsburg ave
nue.. The object Of the meeting was TO com
TO be given by Henrco Council al Ssihsn'i
Hall. April 1lh. The committee - comn2set
Re. hs ls ss4ss ass. M ~ roya . ar
bass Xr.hl fS seIssn , and a SSssph ssrs
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

b Sir George Cooke has moved his family TO
Baltimore their former home TO reside,
sI Mis- Linda Cosby and Mrs. Susan Dudley
were the guests Of Mrs. Mary Mcdowell last
week
n,Srt. where thcr NH mako their future home.
I Mrs MuTs Mcdowell and her daughter Mrs.
i Aubrey Enos. who have been quite sick, are
3Si.llile Dewey ouryin. who was accidentally
qua on his head with an uH Friday by u play
9I,ait Ia getting on nicely,
lo.,n Richardson, of8Itinton, w. Va, visited
His wife hgre several days last Week
4 Mn. II. u, Manley and daughter, Mrs, ": 4,
Iiiples. are IN Alabama WISHING Clarence NAN
\ Helen and Es,eilo daughters OF Mr.. and
MRS.. r.. Perkins. arc quite SICK Win phepf
4, p fi"rs,ort Norris has accepted a position in
Sswport Nsws and VIII move his family there
Mis-. Joseph smith is quite III With pneumonia
al iie, residence on Twenty-seeond Street.
4 IA musical entertainment, Will be given al
Powell s Hall 10. night for the benefit or y
ME- Mrs. Nellie Einn. and Mss Bessie Fowler.
bf t,arcinoD,, S,,rrs county. Will be the guests
sf Airs, y. n, Srnaaf IN a few days,
ar tMiss IFidssle Connolly win give q box party
TAursdsy night IN her home IN TWen'y-thlra
Sf MI ana Mrs Milton iseaties. ~ Hanover
county were the gueAs Of Mis-, lsonne Nor
Title Mena Girreps,ree, yl be brought iiome
to-day from The she Y, Ams M
XII. Isats,l suryaiser who issently fractured
hfr3 nip ~ getting along AZ #tll as eeAlla "
Sesjeried M 4, /. ~ H., y ,.a, n,
.r,i,caIly ii ' Ii liz IT, .iess dc s.sk.
--v> ]
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PAPER BAGS sE /: Z: (.
TRADE BAR METER.

4 The paper ba s, the kind the srocersI
use, YOU know, II the best bar ON t Z
forregiste he$rise and fall $of general
lprosperity.,'.,. said he ts lcsman the
psp ba Is iwen ity.siS years. Ala can
od order boGks Y, q and
there Was@iI,5 general II circulation a any.
time since have been totns tina so Old
paH!I9 n tWe,,t WEN six Years have closely
watched the sales, I! and Il want to say
thatI am selling b,gger4pa per y, bags to 2
about 1894 and for. three of four years
afterward end two pound sizes l. e
as many eight-pound bags as did even
l six i.or3 seven year ag &
s3s.,YoU ser. 1t stands to reason that when
people save little money they " ~ buy
their groceries IN smal AMOUNTS N1e.
at a time. Ut course !, when the; larger
spaper ba s. are sold tsneans hat I won't I
strot to the Sroc eries 50 often
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BANKERS TO SMOKE.
Pleasant Informal Gathering Of
Clerks on Friday.

THE Richmond Chapter Of the American
Institute tof Bank cleTks>is arranging
i,Gme Of Post A, Virginia Division. Tray
oers' Protective Association, corner Of
Third and Main Streets. Besides the
membership Of the chapter. Mr. LINCOLN,
Institute. and Mr.. George J. Seay Of Scott
& Stringfellow. viii be present and VIII
make addresses The Richmond Chapter
has about nfty members, ana its member,
pie Of the state Bank, Is president " ,ils
chapter,
| These smokers arc social features VI ttle
organization. by means Of wilscil the Loein-
beers are brought together and aiseIss
| matters Of interest u The craft M sIl III,
! FORMAL way The organization 's c.I.
| uOrscd by the l1hkeis and vs. fesarde4J
| as not only Pleasant b0eiali$ DHt ~
helpful 10 the men themselves, 10 lpgesY5
| Ing their ptjde ~ thelt work ard lits
! maintenance VI MJR e.sadst9s.
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$CHESTNUF HILL AND
5B HIGHLAND PARK

MIR. and Mrs Collier who have BEEN Waiting
Their cousin Mr. Wllism cS,ler 10 OF niram
.5 Miss Maggie Kirby. OF Fourth Avenue, Is
quite Ill with tpnenmonia
1p a5s aoTsmpa seera With i her
2r. Mortimer McClaer: OF First Avenue.
The Young Peoples Finch Club Viii be en-
ter,ained next Friday evening hy Miss Mary
Starke.
been visiting his father. Mr.. Andrew F. Mos
Mis- Mn,,de Livesay. who has for the past 5.
4 fever. is now able 10 be out. a
Miss irene Harris Ss Fourth , Anfnue Is tue
ss Mrs r Ernest sh Mosby os stanton operated
y Mssk e s has
M sSsr: Rooth Of n Meadow Bridge Road III
Miss Maude Harvey: of Richmond. spent
several days last week with x friends on INC
Little rwynan Marshall. who has been quite
Mssss sSs 1s%y s1s%
Young Mems Society.ef HIGHLAND Park Me AZ
4 cided success. Tho main auditorium, which
was filled 10 overfiowing, was deliberately de-
h c6rated in palms and cut flowers, while the
4 rated In violets. The ten young girls who
served rs mattresses were becomn.y attired
y jn evening dresses and fancsapr Quite an
denred, which was enjoyed by -all,4 a nice
Ssz Day 1sr y es wGy
y 81 the guest of her brother Mr.. John Davis,
OF Highland Park. DE- n s
Mrs John Tiiar and Mr., Eugene Long were
appointed the = delegates from Highland T'ark
Church to attend the 3pworth League Cnnve1-
4 ION 10 be held In Petersburg this week. t8
4 RI Miss Myrtle BEDFORD. Of Second Avenue. has
been spending the past week with relatives "
Richmond III @ +.t2l
Miss Bertha Marshall. who Inns been confined
10 the house by sickness, is now able TO be out
!Sfd The roll OF honor for Highland Park School
ending for the week Friday, March 18th. Is a.
follows!
& III senior sA--Miss Elizabeth Qnuhy. Teacber.-
= BESSIE Marshall Patt!e Christian, Louise l1en
mic; Is
Y Clarke. julian Todd. Annie Sale. Eu)a How
iiisfIy@ IaI st5tf ~ sa
Junior a Virginia Fleming, Edna Bowman
sixth Grammar C;rade--Miss Mary Pcmhertol
aearher--Mary S.arke. Emily Cross. Mildred
Clarke, Roy Cross Virginia Fleming,
Fourth Grammar Grade-Fannic Gray, Mari
II Todd. Gertrude Royal. Y Hl.es..a.| fls5
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.;a}}j St
of Mr.. Il Il llanl. . b y,
1T will BE recalled that when he asV ir-
Eginia Con- ference met in this, two
Sat8tleS Concluding session, when the Rev.
Mr.. Christian objected to Mr. hella M az
a. memberE StlIe Board of l1ducatlonY ana
Srr,ude,ftio opsnschArges. but sugg ested that
there was something against the f1ar al
stersofs the nominee " hen tile conference
present. Fnnd st was expected that ne
would force the to an issue a, y
bring counter?charges against the minis.
ter. He fingered quite "a Vile WI hoiit
doing 50, andSn FINALLY, when hes had april
1vate5 consultation with 81 Bisshonf q endrix,
he was told that lie had lost his emporium
5ityRs to bring the natter up Z.
Mr. Is ELAN hen annollnc ed & througl z
this paperSt tliatslh he would prepare ! g nd
issue q pam hlet covering his Is ide sof#th e
case. u t. Is thissd ocumen t while Gllasanow
ijuEt5 ppca red .iks
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ONLY A SUGGESTION.
ant II Has proven Of Interest and Value all
s,wI's VI ~ ~ r hous andS s,sefs8 8l3s}i i9

seN5st9t iF to IlnouSdHQS. ~ fi3,l -
n Common sense. would sngsesl tn n.y.,
one wishes to become flesny az hnu p,a.at
II can only result from the food We eat
aud digest. and that food should be AZ
,,,r,ino,,s or transforming 1000, iRe
esrs beefsteak5 and cereals; ~ otner
,ynrds The kinds OF food that make 31lesn
ara tf,e foods which form the grea1ll yer
tpart az our daily bills OF fare. 38ls
lEnt the trouble is that Nv llllc we "a cav
enough. and generally too smnnt, tn ny
stomach. from abuse ard OVER %orA. .uo ~
whlch IL the reason 80 many people re-
main min and under weight; the diges'
i've organg do not completely digest ths
fiesh-formfng behfkteak ana csgs a4 ~
similar wholesome food.
There are thousands Of such WHO are
really confirmed dyspeptics, althousR
they MAJ have no PARTICULAR pam OF y W
| convenience from their stomachs,
II such persons would lay their pre?u-
| dlces aside and mako n regular practice
| OF taxing, after each meal, ono or TWO
| Of stuart'g Dyspepsia Tablets, the food
| would be quickly and thorough ly'dlgeslea
| because ti,cge tablets contain the natural
| r,e,aones and dlastase which every weak
s,oalaai. lacks and by supplying TINS
| HarI the stomach IL s0on enanlea 70 re-
gain ~ natural tnne and ylsor
| L Gtg5lt lAbbSe' 49, y
form of flesh. forming food, meat, eggs,
4 bread and potatoes. and this Is the reason
| they W quickly build up, strengthen and
1 iBYtzotata thin. dyspeptic men, women
/ and children. sfs ID.
4 IfsaI9s AMI children. gwen the most
delicate, iige them with marked beneflt,
as ittey contain no strong Irritating
drugs, no catilartle. nor any harmful
a ltlsrs,3lent @ ia &
quartz ryeselsia Tablets ~ the most
gqeeeskfJ aKG most widely known 81
apy teiasdg foY st5macb troubles, be-
fS9Ss ~ ~ ftth rdost feaaoHable ana sclcI.'
Ijfle ~ fJsfttefR G.ffIeiDes s
4 ftl1ast;a flgsgeisla Tablets are sold By
sssyy af9xg3Et III ifls United States and
n.ai.&t;ag ~ neil W. IN Great Britain, al
I, 20 @e4lfg mn eslNpssth treatment
II httP{fs& ftsftifff ~ fffjlilffd ~ cure alls
fi4sfsSt3s ftssiSJt NJ m Uskfs Tim nervous.
sjs1S2..f 1s2Ys tstpHE, plump AKA yell
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"A PossI RlLlTY.
VI hat Recames IA Fact and Pleases Many
Ii Sgi8 E7eopie N fsi

"a. n. Lewis, M 2, in q lengthy article TIC
1n3t tho columns OF tho American Journal
or Health. says concerning hair: It's
deterioration la a constant source Of Wore
rlment to 4 humanity, consea uentlY, bald
{peonle are readily q d ecelYed by fake
hairg restoratIves. The wish that q hair
n I,1,.I tions NJ the bill IS fatheF
III The fancy that Il y likely f. 90 So
hro,s IIerpicIde. which actually does sflll
Ina DIN. 1t destroys the Z pa asIte Il hat
XIV IA cts the halrSroot, and prevents darlr
arnff, falling llair and bal dness.9 Sold
~ ~ Y lea ding druggists. q Send & 100. in
q rs for sample TO rhe lcrplcld CO.,
petroit, M lell,: VI ,ayS 4,
Detr1t, Mich wens y ssllA IN
kspeelAl Aseatss
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New insurance Cornpany.s.

3tItfis understood that ON or 3oHtEAplr .l
LIST Mr. YysQr, q anEs,
WHO recently resigned seetfs-
tary Of the Staten Corp tloll ~ nnIs
many, with the home tlcee, W h7Esss
Va.-Tenn, The company w .sps hin ,es ~
nsthe Imperial AM wi ave a ma xlE1l w
capita stock OF 500, 0Oo.
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The Hines aMelnorial.

"a meeting Of the or n mpers q {
known Know PytlanSorgani lion, esgneelI, t.
honor IN q Citing way a. great cNelnl44a a.
al the principles Of he order, VII 1,e
sannex. Tie purpose OF the injecting is
to effect Reorganization Of the assso 2
cation. and thereaf to e -, g
Its consummation the PURPOSE 9ot y ny "
hganIzatton.2 y, st II
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FIGHT MADE FOR R,
BODY OF WILLIAMS \. | II: \ 5
Bupr,e,11,lc Court s 81; Judge
lVood5in Refusing to Grant Grant
an Injunction.

When Oh last Friday the city ser seant
III 81 the cityRof Roanoke hanged the negro
~ q enry Williams, 1t was thought tina l1 ne
C.oinmonwealti Of Virginia and her courts :.
were done with the lg and Sfi1lsa gree
NJ nble business. but it seems otherwise IS
The sergeant was instructed to turn r !
5 the body OF the NEGRO over TO the meai-
Il Ell Department of the University OF !,
4 Virginia to be used In the interest OF
medical science. as the law directs. anu
this he did IL, "a. i,
But Dr. C,annaday OF Roanoke, ella line :,
that he was the custodian Of the BODY
4 ssof Inc negro having purchased ~ from ON
4 d aura Williams, his mother, and acting
fin5jtlle name or Laur; Villains, went
4 before Judge Woods, OF the Corporation
N Court Of Roanoke. and asked Tor Tor: 2 2 n n
n tljnncton to forbid the city sergea Mt
n rom shipping the body to the. University.
n Judge Moods promptly refused \ to ISSUE sue
the cnioining order. and the body Went
4 81 tlle University S'
John DabEty Smith. counsel 10 r ne
+ mother OF Williams. forwarded y petit
K tionSto the n Supreme Court Of Appeals
~ hut all tile members OF the court yes
terda united in refusing the 5njunc ton ton
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SENATOR DICK ARRIVES.
Mark Hanna's Successor in Hi
Seat for the First Time.
49, 4IBy Associated Press.1 .8sS III

yVAsH1NGToN, March 9. II no Senate
spent the Great ter part Of The day ln con-
}sIderlng the Indian q ppropria ton Sbill.s
That measure. covering 100 pages. h was
read almost through for committee
amendments, most OF Rh lch& were agreed
10, butGthe was more or less deb to- on
various proyis ions. s @
Late in the day Senato r-elect Dick OF.
Ohio. ppeared i In tho Sena To- cham ber.s,
the first time since his Ion. Ile VS.
direct to Senator + ora kerr sea ind s'w was
cordially created but the con ference
was cut short blythe announcement of
an executive session from which Mr..
Dick, hot having vet TIA ken the oatll of
office. was cxcndc ed L, under the rules Of
the Senate, 4! sss y. III
The Senate al adjourned until Tomorrow.
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IN To1lowins ia the roll Of honor for the Twen-
tynintiT Street School for'5 tho week ending
Floya Rin,s wss,,S Herbert Da1skks
Rrirht "A jston two weeks; Wycklre Childrey,
three weeks; Leslie four e. weeks Ear
3I.i4gsn wo weeks ii Fray ser Oh nine
weeks; Elsie 5Isinns,l flve weeks. and Robert
Miss Rena Beades Of IIanoyer county; d;s Is
Nh" and Mrs AZ ] .3F Ia. Jewell celebrated the
forieth anniversary of their wedding at tne,s
home a few8 evenings GOT evening va.
n,ents We're Served. 4 Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs i Jewell, MI and p II r.
Mr. md Mrs. 6 s. G.. lowell, Mrs. yvoodard
Mrs and n Ri + = iattesso et
Mnter. II jliall9 Simn1s, Carrie Woodland. Ada
8Woodard. Amid Mlntcr, Mary el1don Maude
Lane ~ Mesars Eddie Johns Dudley hlinter
Gins q eorge .Freeburser and George Cay "a
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Retouching the 2 ortraits.

VII Sheppard. the well kno wn artist,
has been engaged to retouchl AZ the U po ~.
and has commenced ibis Interesting work.
Hslwi vi proba BIZ be occupied with 1t for
two weeks or more to come: q nd when W {,
he shall have fnishe land the portra AT
Ilery,Ssthat attractive place Will be- more
interesting and more iIlvi ting han ever.
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il thFe!.'FFCity#C ourt t,

In the Circuit Court Is, esterd lay IN the
case 81 d, e. WI iams g. u, .' meat
wood for $500, hesAj ury proug q sta
verdict for tho defend q y 4 z q =,
1ittle8or nothing Was golng ~ y ti ~
II. Nv, Granger 4 led IN the Circuit
Court for 5000 alleged damag es g gain = 7
the Atlantic Coast Line RAJ way Com pa
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Labor. Notes.

The Rrotherliood pf arpeIlttsnns 81 I. aIla
Jonera are fer an S!hour, Ga We sHp,
ject was discussed al ne AZ w Il r.
I Tha B Be her, i 81 Painters, peeoEa
tors and Paperhangersy WI etS9 ~
lThorpron's Hall toyll1gt M II. e *
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~ . "a z as IIF y 4 iq.9T z n
Temperance tjngs.

The regular ting Of tlleS ep Z, Z "a
WIN be held this a fterno ION int 4 O'CLOCK
In Broad Street NJ holds lseol' 's5E
II Holdsn Ri IL ~ III NEE the home
4ofFStllo presidents, No. 62l 'Nnrtli an nth
stlaai this Mt yno pll a IA ~ lock
a Richmond tollce M. lllllEs "
"a fteriuon iii lie home of the llrea lQell y
No y & ltsl South le1s ~, Street
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#Colored Business College.

The Corporation Commisslo have !,
ness College (colored) II g, q
n THE home Office is to he IN ch g ,
and the capital stock Is So, 500 it, SO, 900.
The officers are G.harl les p. Nit 81! pres
,ident;@D Webster I)a B, ere "a 1eY:
Ora ham, treasurer. ESs
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! Supreme Court of Appeals

Baltimore and Ohio ailroad Company
5ys.li First gNationa Bank i OF 5Alexandr ia;
argued by Jan,ea RI Cat ns, for the appel
liant and John eNI.fyJ ohnson for the ppel-
lee.@ nd submitted .55a,is a y, So y,
s5 Richmond and Peters burg Electric Re- u
way Compa VS.. Ru bin; I argued by Will
liam u, Royal for the pla intiff in error
and ID. Il. Pulliam for&the defendant and
submitted. 81
Next cases TO be called: al
4 Willis vs.. Gorrcll and others, CITY OF
Petersburg VS.. Petersburg Aqueduct
Company and National Accident society
vs. Judge William Bruce Martin, pelng
Nos. 10. III and Is aon argument docket
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MEMBER j
|Vll'y!'D|Il!gII'l|.'v|E'
lBABlCocK's q, EXPLANATION y ON

,5l.s3A..,oriataa 81 ,ess,l 81


WA sH1NGTo N, March %. Out side !, sof
a few routine matters the Io,,se Of Is
srcscntativcs devoted The tire day I. 3to
furthorSdiscussion of the pos of'lco f'r'r'or-5
priation BILL bit dlsposed OF only ono ono
page Of the BILL N IA W. III v
MIR. Butler, 81 Penney wanna, endeay !, r 60
5tlnsuccessfully Ito have passed an H amend
snent designed TO transfer la ck to tine q
once OF the first ssistut 1'ostln',aAs ''.
general Jurisdiction OF tho free delivery lc y
ana rural delivery service, which ca Y seq
Mi. oon, of Tennessee, thesranklng tr1i5f
norty N elnbors OF the committee TO atl IS
minister a rebuko to those members Nho
are trying the fourth nth ns-
sstat1t certain dutfes 81 70 him
der tile law. ii snid was q n olive
behind it all and thnt certain r.iembe 81,
.chaflng under tie cen report the the
department, nre eciin to p,lnsh sf BIS IT'S
tow for discovering frauds In anot her
Sburcal, OF t:,e depar tment. VI III ri
@frtwas, he said not the time TO 90 Inns:
8.tIYiiy,'' he ske d ,Sbt should we pia 9 ne
control st these things back ,ndersa dis-E
credited bureau Of the COVER 28sNVy
take 1t from the burcauN hat has brougl,
about the ;prosccuti ons OF these VIZ ongs
IN sarcasticiv eill8he Inquired :3'' Have you
such feeling towards p rlsto VSES beca use e.
he has discharged lis e uty.g ne
propose to Violate allfpreccd ent, and ia re
from the p ostmas ter General the 8dlscre-f
ton iven. him re- fs3s I'D
STAT i Z BR1 sToW.
~ III said certain mem bers were clafiEg
under the re cent p os to- tlce&- Department
report, and added 4 " d s s5
$S think YOU are getting rs far from
him as you cnn.,.ssfIIe said tho House
ought to- stay by b ris tow, tie
while longer, i lis srcma rks ire gree -3
ed with applause. The 81 tier amendment
was def eatcd t 3sg u
# An 4&amendnen N N r,$ ~ vne O
Minnesota, which wa $ agreed /, to prohibit
THE stlnastcr-G General from orderlng out
OF postoffices telephone companies other
than the iB eli Company An amendment
by Glib. Landis5of Indiana prohibiting
the further rental of cancelins machines
wa adopted q fter3 a Spirited deba te yt
q Mr.. jIsabcock D (le publ can. isconsln). N
rising to "a question of privilege, denied
having shipped largo quantit tics OF docli-r
n1cnts al the weighing period In the in-s
terestsof tlle$ra llroads. said tho "a ocu-s
nlents had been sent on an the curse OF
ordinary business and that llo lsne W no.
thing about the oficial ~ elghinE 81 #
Mr.. Babcock wac interrupted In the
course Of his remarks by NJ /. Ia Hrl e.,.
who inquired v II there was q ny ncmbers
of$the House rho knew vhen tho weigh
ing took place and lie 1t was lot a mat
entirely secret with the department Mr..
Butler (Republ lean. Perillsy Vanlal ss3 de-
iclared VI that no bod knew, VIII Itch ca used
Mr. Hull Republican owa) 81 To remark
THAT members did know and N tina N hey
were ~ calle on 4 ~ recommend the
weighers. ri NJ rs ovcTstreet y declared the
weighing was public to every bod y. Isl
Tho House adjourned until Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
THE KELLAM AFFAIR.
Princess Anne Clerk Has Issued 's's'lte'
the Expected Pamphlet.

The expected pamphlet OF I, Mr. = 7, IL ~ =
a eharges against lis character made BY
ley has appeared. 1T Is 8 vo ini a1I
Of letters from ministers and prominent amer y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
DAUGHTERS CHARTERED
Richmond Chapter Confede
Women Get Charter.

The, Corporation Commission Iyesterdhy
granted "a charter to the Richmond Chap
8ter6of sthef United Daughters OF the Con-
fedora cy. s4fg III III
sin existence. bit which is \ Just NJ w talk
ing corporal eB form. IS, headed by Mrs.
N. and olpl,s president u Mrs. RAM
dolp1 Is the z logica WON 4 n fort leader.
has shown & I'M bnldlrig sf up the chapter
Iandgin giving 5it;Jlfe and fvlgor. 4 fle8cor--
porationN has, $nol capt. ALI oclt, but may
1'The Sheadq nartersS areg q beiShere. ss and
the objects are to psomot e interest ainathc
( society Of thc1Da ughtersS Il Of n the Con-
federacy in general, and a5espe call in
Virgin la and In Richmond. ss} S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
Hearst club.

Mr.. 4 ii ii \. Booker. secretary . Il the
Hearst Club, Of his city. said last night
that the membership OF the club II had
reuched up Into the hun reds and Gwps m
creaslng daily, 4 & eS. IF y p =. q i3Ssi @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23
sExtreelnlelyIlL

Mr. John alsl, the4 oIaeessI
citizens living at N o, 100 n orth y, nrrWenIgT
ninth Street WHO g
ple1y Sunday nj ts ex Is "