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The Western news., 1904-04-27

Sharks Menace Fish Industry.
A species Of shark. known as dog
fish," has become SO numerous along
the shores of New England that the
fish industry is seriously menaced.
The Western news., 1904-04-27

large floral conservatory provided the
prisoners be permitted to visit the
greenhouse. The prison board has ac-
cepted the offer and plans for it's con
struction are already being made. L;
will be so arranged that the public can
visit it when it is not in use by the
prisoners.
The Western news., 1904-04-27

which says, "a war leaves three armies
behind it-an army of widows, an
army of cripples and an army Of
thieves"
The Western news., 1904-04-27
Labor.
Court Censures Governor Peabody.

Judge Stevens of the Colorado dis
trict court at Denver imposed a fine
of $500 and commitment on Adjutant
General Bell and Captain Wells of the
state militia last week for contempt Of
court In paying no attention to Il writ
OF habeas corpus previously granted
to bring into court President Meyer Of
The Western news., 1904-04-27

he declares he can
and will win. He
says he begged that
promises to the pub
lie who subscribed
for Amalgalnateu
copper should b e
kept, but in vain.
He demands that
they receive 500
per share on their
investment. In eX-
planning to a report
The Western news., 1904-04-27
Commercial.
Lawson Fiahtins Oil Trust.

! Thomas w. Lawson, the Boston cop
per speculator. declares that he is in
Ia fight to the finish with the Standard
Oil company in behalf of the public.
speaking as one who has been on the
inside Of the great trust and knows
hts strength as we'll as its weakness,
The Western news., 1904-04-27
PROUD OF HIS SON
Senator Hearst
Guided His Boy
Father and Son Worked Together For
Democracy. and the Sturdy Cali.
fornia Pioneer Found Great De.
light In the Latter's Industry and
Achievements.

"I'm feeling very lonely" said eX-
Senator Jones of Nevada in the Hoff-
man House, New York, tie other day
"Nearly all the old timers are gone
now-the men who stood out from the
crowd in the west-and it took pretty
good man to do that"
1t certainly did. for the early comers
to California and Nevada We're not an
ordinary lot. In brains. body and vigor
they rose far above the average Of hui
manity, or they would not have forced
their way to the frontier. And to rise
above this young and energetic and
daring population argued the possess
sion of very exceptional qualities.
That is why the Pacific coast mil
uonaire'' has always been an interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
in "A
MANCHESTER
Negro Stole a Bicycle While the
snow-storm Was
Raging.
DEATH OF MRS MRS FLoURNoY
Funeral Arrangements to be ar
ranged o-day-flcaltl'
Of Manchester.
DEATH OF MRS. .FLoURNoY
XII nchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
AAii - ~, s,tno t1uIi Street

Il Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, e
- - = No. 11oo Hull Street.
Il ncspito the snow that covered every
n h,n. with its coat Of spotless white, q
small negro boy, named Ernest Colman,
went into the porch of the residence OIL
5nir. Tom Nicholson and took his little
sEcn's bicycle.
All bicycles are out Of business now
IA Policeman Waymack's attention was
called to the small darby with a bicycle
$trudgfng along In the snow with q wheel.
M q = halted him, and being unable 10 gel
ni,yihine Ineligible from him, he took
I'm a charge and 1t was learned later
sthat the wheel had been stolen.
4 The case will come up to-day before
.au' Death "a; or MRS. FLoURNoY.
"a Nrs w r. Flournoy died yesterday
morning at 7:40 o'clock, at her residence.
No. 7O7S Stockton Street The funeral VIII
j % arranged for to-day.
Mrs. Flournoy was well known ana nc,
highly respected lady, whose death VII
be regretted BY host OF TRENDS
b s5'sGsl 4, DEATH RATE.
rnr,ne the month Of January the death
20 Is was higher than for many months.
31ho deaths were not due to contaslous
diseases, but were in most cases. due 70
pulmonary troubles, and old age.
N The health of the city Is not nelo"
The b ornal but Is most encouraging,
Dr.. Hill, the president OF the Doar9
~ health. has reason to feel encouraged
atout the health list. and feels that
Manchester Is good city to live III.
I WANT NEW BRIDGE
when the Common Council meets on
friday night, delegation OF citlSens
rin appear to urge action In reference
TIA bridge across the river from tne
i1cwerS section Of the city. Merchants IN
.Richmond are anxious to have another
Bridge, and the active citizens ana pusl-
ness men OF Manchester are behlno lliel'i'
80 PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. W. r. Bailey Is reported as BENG
hetter at her home. No. 2l0 West AIWel'lt u
\ ~ \ : meeting OF the Finance Committee
~ the City Council will be held at 3
O'Clock tonight. :,
Maggie Jones was fined $40 YESTERDAY
nv Mayor Maurice for having sloleh
goods in her possession
a message from Fredericksburg mas
5teen received announcing the death OF
MD. 6. Cole. uncle OF Mr.. w. I.
5Rrice, Superintendent OF the Mancn e,s.'.
5tranch Of the Passenger and POWER C 'L"
ma nv. 1ait =ss-i.sa+a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF TO-DAY
Whitney's Peaches.

Since the death of William c. Whitney
many stories OF his life here while he
was Secretary Of the Navy have been
told but none more frequently than the
story OF the peaches, says the Washington
correspondent of the New York World
When NV. Whitney came 10 give his
first Cabinet dinner, a which he enter
tanned the President and his colleagues Of
the Cabinet. he desired to have some nov
city, and peaches appealed to him more
than anything else. His dinner came IN
not ordinarily in the market In Washing
ton. lle Went to a fruit dealer here ana
asked where he could get some peaches.
The fruit dealer told him OF Il man II
Pennsylvania who grew hot house peach
es, and suggested that he might get some
of him. MI. Whitney gave the fruit deal
er a $50 bill and told him 70 go to the
grower ana see what he could do
The mnrketmnn journeyed 10 Pennsyl-
wanna, tound that man had four dozen
ripe peaches, and bought the lot for n
! dollar apiece, OF SIS for the lot. He
brought them to Washington and notified
| AIR. Nnlney that he had forty-eIght tine
| peaches.
| Whitney
'"lie robber." said the marketman;
| "iIe made me pay s4s n dozen for them .
Mr.. Whitney thought the price pretty
| high, but he gave a check for 500 Tor ne
fofty-elght peaches, They We're the, hit
| Of lis dinner, which was as Il should be,
| inasmuch as they had cost Mr.. Whitney
| $3.50 all told,
| telling OF the dinner but ! thought
| President Cleveland rather crowded the
inourners on them. He ale five
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
The
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN

we take Off our Int to Mister Cohn.
Wc asked. him to see that the snow.
como back and he dund It..
Now We beseech him upon our Bonded
knees to take ct away.
He don't seem to take JOKE. we
didn't mean 1t. We didn't want the
snow sure enough. Because we can't
May for.
Anyhow. when the snow melts we want
the mud and slush taken away by Mister
Coin from tho crossing; that Bob Nhlttet
and Johnnie West put down IN front OF
our house for US.
anybody that starts to recite 'Bcauti-'
q full Snow we hope to meet In q warmer nor
climate.
we can't help paying our kindest and
most sincere respects to Mr., Howard
HalL
IL AS / a playwright and an actor We class
him at tho top.
He used to DO newspaper man and
knows the ups and downs OF the bus'-
ness. aud rs such Is n student OF human
nature, and .as such student puts MS
studies In his plays
We have seen him IN "Ihe man VINO
Dared and VIC want TO see him III his
remarkable new piece. the plot OF wh'eh
writing, and which he must finish by
February Goth.
It's a wonderful piece Of lmagery, with
plenty Of facts thrown In. and we SUE
gest that theatre-goers get ready to look
it over when 1t comes here
| Mr.. James Mum, Mrs. Brashear and
Mr., Kitchen are getting ready to put
out splendid little sklt. callea w
X ministers TemptatIon,n written by
yours truly, and which, having read the
manuscript, we feel confident will make
a hit whenever 1t is seen,
We are to get q royalty on It, ana we
expect to make enough to pay Off az
! tho bills that people owe us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
WAR OR NO WAR,
JAPS WILL aEXHlRlI !.

(Spccial to The Times Dispatch.)
ST. LOUIS. MO-. Feb. 1o.-Nan}me i ora "a,
Japanese commissioner to. me Lou.s ~ hi.l
gram laaHf from the president Of ne Japanese
Commission. Baron Kiyoura, = f 70, ~,
which stated that although peacetui re-
broken, the war Would make no differeL ce
With the exhibits OF Japan atsthe World $
Fair. 10 CO..,
merc ere, "a and Xgricuifure OF japan.
N. Kanzaki. acting commlsslonT1e s. "a = -! -!
Of the torpedo boat attack At Fort Ar
thur: - 10
victory or defeat" he said the The, Jaa %
nesc will never give up, They VII o, I'E -
always to the end. We are "a u Pa aea ,,s
much, while a defeat encourages US sun
more stESstfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
The Ever-Present Smile.

A lady OF the official circle. In Wash
ington claims she has made a discovery as
TO the origin. q one Of the Tre 81 ldnn
Ing o smile on his face on all occasions.
iii You ever saw tho President when he
was forced TO Danish his smile this
lady confided to friend the other day,
''you would understand why It is he ha%
acquired The habit Of wearing It on ali
possible occasions. never saw him
Without 1t until the other day at Mrs
/ don't want TO see him without II agais
No one would call his face handsome or
attractive. even when he looks his best
and smiles his genialcst. But when his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4s UNITED STATES FOR THE EESAS r
fSRN1 DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

being waged against thsm. Many e. q
the s ss Segae ANY, 10 agst
t ihey are not beneflng by i ~ : =
meve, owing to the difficulty 81 ln,aue 81 Il
Clients to cross the river, lnd y is ,, sal
" III The aid Of which they think thsy
may induce the legislature e. enact "a, g 9
law thai VIII permit the es Han ! aaIr re.
business The law Whleh lhe y c csaIH,
w Wn.ts no' s q Interest Would
III. col cotton Of a rate. ,lnat would m Az
e., tho III manTy ss isha Ezra
r.. Say reauirlng the companies who make
ieanp on salary to file q Cory OF ,,h tne
agreement with employers, THIS pupil.
city would 10 mich award stoppl nS 8tlls
EXCEPTIONALLY business, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

E b Il
he would commit suicide. Tho man be-
hind the bar. ,af'er looking the fellow over,
asked him IL he had revolver, and on
being told no, Inquired If he had the price
of some poison. o. il he had got a piece OF
rope, but the fellow had none Of these.
We'll" snid he. ''lf were you and IN,
tended to die. think tho best way 10 do
ii would be 70 so down the street mere re-
cold, hui YOU will only feel It for n few
minutes ana hsn i b VIII wo be ~ nRc this
advice, shook hands with the barkeeper,
and started for the door; The barkeeper
called him back and asked;
Say, are you going to commit SUICIDE
on the level?
"Certainy.h
We'll there's poor fellow sitting
over there who has no coat on his back,
and if you are going 10 dig; i won't ION, |!
make any difference 10 you u yop only
walk q, block, and he needs u. heaven
knows"
The fellow bolted for the. door and ran
from the place as fast as his legs "ould
carry him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
OMAHA PACKERS
TO PUT IN BIDS.
How the War in the East Will
Help American Business
Concerns.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Tmcs-D ispa tcl.)
OMAHA, NEB., Feb, l9.--south Omaha
.racs ers have been requested TO submit
bids at once for 100000 Lounds OF dressed
ne,i Tor the Russian army. the speclli-
cations calling for. the deliyc OF The
request tor. the bids was made by the
az hts of tho Russian government In the
United States. The provisions instead Of
beng set eastward for expert across
siberian Railway, will TIC sent across
tho l-acihc Ocean in spite Of the fact
that the boats carrying them will have
to run Japanese blockade. y. tA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

$l5. 70. !,
For tickets and other information. apply
10 Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
i ne,ce Murphy's Hotel. or Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED. A GOOD COOK: MUST ALSO BE
'nhIe 10 do tho washing Of slnl family;
good room anu good pay. Apply at on to
1000 West Grace Street ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
POULTRY, Birds, ETC.

sUNFLowER SEED FOR CHICKENS: CAR
I fully cleaned, 81 per bushel. JOHN Z. LAO-
RENS Manteo, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
Want More Money.

III executive committee Of Wil mmrni a ~ !
i ns1 Ms hi and dec. dcd to ask for an ap !,
pr, pr.al on of 5000 instead Of sl ~
4 which was the amount received last yea,
Il q matter will BIO presented 70 lne
rfra c. Commtte of the Senate to-day.
fTtosn nrcssnt at the meeting We're; Pres!-
dat Lyon G. Tyler and SECRETARY L. "
sIAne Of Williamsburg; Mess RS; >. N.
4 uDts of Gloucester; j. 3: i; thornton
I Of r. iIce Wililam: +. G. Boom aio
Joseph W. SJutllall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
Valentine Masquerade Party.

q ljniuue and attractive invitations haVe
been issued by the Lee Cook y. W. -.
.t3tbe residence OF Mrs Langdon Wall
as1s s East Main Street, on, Monday even
INC FEBRUARY 18th The invitations are
hand painted with representation n OF d
Heart pierced by an arrow and dripping
HOOD from the wound inflicted by the
rnercileSS archer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
Wire-Saving Apparatus.

Tho system Of simultaneous telegrnpn-
ing and telephoning on the same VII es,
BY the apparatus lnyented b by s Y opl
Grafton for several months on a section OF
line from Bologna has proved a mo o.
roughly practical sucsessi1fieG1irnnS5; ov 70
eminent contemplates Installation of the
system on other sections. The two N 2,
ventors are now In Rome negolintng $ VIZ" y, M
the minister of posts and telegraPhIss =, IN ~
viii probably ultimately cover the whole W 70
country. 100 .E..... l.s. 49,. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN& DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
E e rs Il. 'ctahiAoLlkLgY IN
ORDER R' 81 Nor1cE ron DI seafllS 8
1904. on8rcadlng the petition fot discharge
OF tho bankrupt. 1t Is
f Ordered by the court. thatga hearing 70
had upon the same on Lhr 80 "a Or
FEBRUARY. a. ID. 1904, Gctort said ourt.
at Richmond. In said district. at II {, cl OK
noon: and that notice thereof be pub
ushed IN The Times-Dispatch, a lie SIS.
paper printed In said dis : ct. and that
ali known creditors and other .er ons
in interest may appear at the sad time
and place, ard shsw cause IT any they
have. why the prayer OF the sad pet
toner SHOULD no be grant.d
n And 1t Is further Or4erod by the court,
that the clerk shall send by mall to all
known creditors COP es of&sa.d pei 4on
and this order. address ed to them at their
places OF residence as stated.
ts,ItiiesS ire I1ouOi a Ule 4 A<.'lUND w Ny
DILL. Jr. Judge of the said court. and
tho seal thereof. at Richmond, In said dis
trirt. on the 9Th day OF fenruary, A. D.
lyo4. sEb
attest: ,F
BY Jos.phI P. Brady, Deputy Click
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
An Ayerted Tragedy,

A stranger walked into an uptown
from the river. few days ago, and asked
the barkeepcr for aid, says the New York
Post The barkeeper told him he Was
not the owner Of the place, and could not
Ala hin. but the man continued his plead.
ings. saying that II he did not set aid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

VIII. s1sI,IT CHEAP A NICE So FOOT LOT
IN barton Heights, on Bart IN AVN y be-
i,,cen : r ,bcrts nrl Homo streets. Address
a., 25l2 East Marshall Street ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

face is in absolute reposo, and not only
serious. but solemn It's enough 70
startle timd person. It's me most f.. SOL D.
lie probably found that out long a s.e
and mats why he wears the smile Ini Ina :
doesn't come off. lie Is entitled 10 wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
REAL ESTATE Rent.

-, :, XpIRSp LEASE OF CEN
irajv located boarding house, full OF bohid-
er ss; !; viii give possession at oi'c. Address
Mrs. NJ, cnre this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
+ BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN AND w1Ft DESIRE ROOM
and board In private fanly "a s 1 1i iT a.
in; satisfactory references can o. ~, s S,ndn.
tions. Address W. X. p. o. Box 05S. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
SEALED PROPOSALS,

THE VIRGINIA STATE sl'ENITENT1.
( q HEATING And LIGHTING LpLANT.
AND FOR INSTALLING. ,ttEAI'IN!Gj..s
LlGHT!NG. xENItLAIiN nc :, s'M :, =
builIlns at Richmond. Va
P.a..s may Ee seen at the construction
citice of II. lhorn.on Marye. archi,est.
Il OnGthe grounds Of the State Penltentiary,
plopo.a.s viii be received till noon
oa Mak.H STH 1904. All propo AL; al,
must be accompanied by. certified
t& creek OF five per cent. Of the amount ot
pro.csal, apayaDie to the Chairman Fen
l,e.!t.ary Banding Commission :,
Proposals must be, sealed and a directed lie!
to 4. r. kemper. Clerk OF Commission
Tho right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids rendered. :, 49,,
chairman Penltcntlafy Building Com
II mission.
tu.lh sat-4w f G
Ottlce Supsrln .endent OF Public Charities.
Richmond, a., t'eornary az 1901, ~,
SEALED I,t.OFOSALS5 LIZ lsE re
/ ccved at this office Groom g.. City l1alD
u..lill2 O'clock Nj, MONDAY. y BnC-
wlVh su. p..es OF IsAeoN. y LoUR, cos
tElI SUGAR RICE LAIRD, SOAP,
tllEhRIN GS. SALT. MOliASsES. BOT
TER, POTATOES. CORN. OATS, HAY,
S4alslsDYf sTKAW s1 y. cLor \ j..
eEd.ngN MAY u, 1904
Tho Committee for tho Relief OF the
Pcor3res ervos The light 70 reject any Or
gil p opo, ais offered, and OF giving the
lowest responsible BIDDER therefor,
Forms or proposals can he obtained at
This ofii~e. GEORGE Il. DAVIS.
wealth ri sun Superintendent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT,
Audience Braved SnoW-Storm to
Hear Good Singing.

The concert given at the Grace Episeo-
pal Church last night by the choir OF tne
Church was enjoyable. giving pIIshhiiuTpe ave ye
been expected for such a night; 49,,
TIE main audience room was about tW go
thirds filed, and While no ADMISSION leo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA sEA1oARD
az AIR LINE RAILWAY ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT. SUPERlN'
TENDENCE, NATIONAL EOU-
2j5sHa55 CATlONAl ASSOC IA1lON,

Z a. r 10 -
q Atlanta, I'd, February 2o.25, 1904,
a{s9 IN ACCOUNT OF the auove occasion me
eaahoard will sell tickets at rate of on.
I,rst class fare, pHis Twenty-Five Coz
.ents for the round trip. Tickets on sale
5Fnhruary q and -. 1904. final limit FEB.
mary 27, lYUi. On payment OF fec o.
INV cents 10 joint agents. on or beore
FEBRUARY eth. Lckets may be extended
~ March 81, 1904. Rate from Richmond,
Sl5.75.
For tickets and other information. apply
"a Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
office Murphy's Hotel. or Main Street
4 Etaton, or
IT.. S. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent
$50 p. Main St. Phone 4o5. Richmond, Va.
---------------
Rent a box in the strong fire and
burglar proof vault of the State Bank OF
Virginia. Charges moderate.
SPECIAL Low RATES VIA sEARoARD
7 AIR LINE RAILWAY, &C.
COUNl MAHEl GRAS.
ON account Of the above occasion the
seaboard Will sell tickets at rate OF
one first-class fare plus twenty-five (25J
cents for the round-trip. to Now Orleans,
i a pensacola. Fla, and Mobile, Ala.
h Tickets on sale February 8 10 10, 1901,
t.c,,,sive; tina, limit February 20: except
4 Ipou payment OF fee OF isity cents per
t,cket, final limit March 8. 1901. viii be
For rates and other information apply
u any agent OF this company, or
II, S. Lizard,
IL District PASSENGER agent,
go East Main Street, Richmond. Va,
Insure your stocks of merchandise Will
4 Thomas l.. Alfriend g. Son. Established
1877.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

insure your household effects with
THOMAS y. Alfriend s, Son. ll15 q, Main
street, They represent large Enslis f'g
American and home compa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
MEETINGS,

~ a, STATED COMMUNICATION OF
Xxx Observation-Disclosures. NO; Il. 4:
the Masonic Temple THIS (Thursday) p Ten.
in G. FEBRUARY llth. ati7 O'Clock Master.
Mas ms In good standing arc invited 70 attath
Z BY order OF the w. NJ. IA ri d +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

DOOR AL WAYS OPEN
FOR MISSING CHILD.

Especial to Tie Times Dlspateh)
finding the missing Anna Newkirk,, who
disappeared from the home Of her graan n.
father, Washington 3. RldgWay, a. - Fan ~,
\ IN Mr.. RidgWay. however stu has hope E.
He says: nov beilsve ina ,,,,i Anna ~ r ~
as as mniy at as she dlsappearea' the
door of my home Is always ie ~ a., M ~
locked, and may wake UP some l''oFH'Hs
and find her with US again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T REpAINT YOUR S1G.;s? THEN
stop washing your face Both arc rep,G,s3esin1ttS;
tives of you,.t business. THE bOUTllERN
ADVERrISING SIGN CO.. IT, p. Main.
Phone 1a3. "a .ttf'lt'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11

: -IsT' YOUR FARsg WITH Me- i S I'll. MORE
- rms tha n any other dealer I'M Vlrg Mn
RoT,ER,T7 SOA1NiE r .2S15 2: Marshall Street
Richmond. Va. and FarmViile, va az 9. ji11
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
: ApMllJLhllsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

HAsV !I11TmS*ANDER COKE, deceased ali per,
hs s sta a psrs6as svlas
MANI 2aiWs aarainst his esats ars ,uest ~ 10
G Sie WITH ms evidences Of such Indebtedness.
pIroporIy Verified, at my Office, 2oo2 East Ata'h
Street. this city, = punnoy ns
Administrator
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
American Gunners for Japan.

n ESPECIAL to Tho Times-Dls pay h,'
4 SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. lo,--As antI.. - :, :
gunners and engineers nos, ~ edttsu fa 81
service have expired inthe un,teIn r 11a'f IN
navy, are being Transported 70 vIip pan r. r.
great numbers, The exodus has peet !, -. ~
progress for some time pas W ~ ,na nese
way. the result being that tlle vupa a,,H
navy has secured many OF ne llusst + FIJI, w
ners in the world, and hese ~ !l!S \
prices, A, II, Willet. who Is heIe' , snt..
Today hat for several WEEKS st ti'o Ss.ar
ners and machinlsts, expecting, wy r., II r.,
whtch has. been regarded q n,te nassins
slope as inevitable, had pesH puIsE ~ e
through Portland on he Way ~ ies pA''
from all sections Of the - oM..su ....
SPECIAL Low RATEshTo NEW On
LEANS, MOBILE AND PENsAco.LA'
Via Southern Railway.
Account MardI Gras carnlvals repru'
airy 1915, 1904,
On account OF tho above foccas SONS VIZ
Southern Railway will sell special TICKETS
to New Orleans, Mobile ana feilssaeo,la
at rate of one-fare. plus tWenly-t'se
tlnts, for the round trip. Ilckets on
sale February 9th to 18th inclusive VIII VIZ,
return limit February 10Th WIN lPFt ~
lege Of extension to March on upon w,
rosit with Joint agent at destination ana
payment of 20 cents. Through humans rs
and Day Coaches With Southerl halt-
way Dining Cars, the service O WH!sn
is maintained ut the highest Y slaH t's,s ~ y.
For information apply 70 ltSAs
I Ll,s,s -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
GOTHAM LOAN SHARKS
HAVING HARD TIME

Especial to The Tlmes-pispatch)
NEW YORK, Feb. .n,-NeW York's
army Of iJoan sharks" is In dire straits,
IS q result OF tha vigorous campalGa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. "A SITE FOR I1GII 5AIANuEAC.
firing purposes about ffty feet front, near
Main and Broad streets. retail center;
ehnond Va give g lsae nAM J prcNS No. a IS
laid little Building, philadelphia. Pa