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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
new RULES FOR
EMBRlO LAWYERS
Rules and Regulations That
Must be Complied With
yjnE the Future.

81 hauEes ms tho organic, law Of Vir-,
x1>,a. as nadeJ and provided IN the new
Constitution, haze MAJ IT necessary LOT
The powers thatebe doHma terinlly, change
the rules and regulations for llcehslns
young students OF Blackstone to get into
the legal arena. Accordingly the Judges
of the Supreme Court of Appeals have
promulgated the following:
10. Every person applying for q license t. pra,c rae
tice law must first have obtained from the cir.
c,lit court for the county or the corporation t,a
c cate that 'i he Is person Of honest demeao
81 over the age Of twenty-one years. ana mas
ssden II ahs r se esrtcate sa be-
writings, addressed to tho court. specifylhs ne
day when the motion therefor 70 ~ me eorr rten
Recommendation Of two9memheis Of tho bar OF
his judicial circuit Who are practien nS n idrni
10 '' practice law. Such application and recon-
circuit or corporation court ten days before the
day on which the court will he asked to grant
,he said and ner sopiX dSe d derI
4. Every applicant for examination for a
hs eou on 81 fefo4e the first day q the
term at which he proposes 70 be exam 1, eX
ih Ills circuit e q and also
a certified copy of his application therefor:
and Of the rccomlnendation Of the members !. OF
in the absence OF evidence to the contrary, will
cntiichim to heseSamincd for q License. Any
i term ut Wythevllle shall file the said papers
with the clerk Of tho court ut that place
on or cforc tho 10th day of June
3. An annual examination will be held ms fol-
lows: At Richmond on the first Friday Of the
term ama g, e, AZ y nv iS h nH
he innde at any other. time than on the Gays
herein named.
ination will be In writing hut where the Judges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
PANIC in CHURCH
SEVERAL HURT
Cry 81. Fire During Prayers
and All Rushed for Doors
Ladies Trampled o11.8
fspeclal g The rime.. pisIpntch

Especial TO The Times. Dispntch>
NEW H HAVEN CONN. March Pa,
panic occurred at the morning service
In st. Michael's italian, Church In
Wooster Street yesterday. In which al
most q score Of persons were injured.
Four-two women and two chldren-were
taken3to the New Haven Hospital, but it
Is not believed that the injuries OF any
of them are fatal
Some one yelled Fire! while a prayer
was being said, and In a second the great
majority Of the worshippers arose and
rushed for the door#at the rearssof the
church. the only exit Women and chill
dren were trampled upon and dragged
along the floor.
When the building was freed, OF people.
two women and two girls were found on
the floor badly cut and bruised Ambu-
lances were sent for and they were taken
tolthe hospital.
The police and members of the church
have made an investigation. but no rea-
son for any one giving an alarm OF fire
has been discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
TOOK UMBRELLAS
And WENT TO JAIL
Justice John Doesn't Recognize
Umbrellas as Public Prop
crly-Policc Court,

Pat Dunn got caught out In tho rain and
took two umbrellas belonging to another
party. He was charged with petit lar
ceny and given sixty days In Jail by
Justice John yesterday.
Napoleon Page was turned over TO the
Manchester authorities and hailed for his
appearance before Mayor Maurice this
morning as y fugitive,
The same steps were taken IN the case
Of a. ]. Thomas, who Is wanted In Nun
chester for cursing on the street.
George Meyers and Fred Gary We're
taken UP by Captain Tomlinson and held
To April I'd as suspicious characters.
Leonard James was put under security
FOR sixty days as suspicious character.
August Brantz WAS placed under six
months security on the charge Of hitting
Mamie Branz
Ernest Mimms was fined $3.50 ana put
under sixty days bond for disorderly con-
duet ou Brook Avenue
There Hero whole lot VI lrunks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
WORK OF THE T. P. A.
Much Good to Come From the
Business Mems Meeting.

The newly elected members OF the board
Of directors of Post a, Travellers Protec-
tive Association. met at their headquhr-
ters. corner of Third and Main Streets,
Saturday night and formulated some of
their plans for the coming year.
Mr.. ]. H. Capers, IT., was chairman,
and II. l.. HARDWOOD secretary. Others
present were Messrs. Ro. Winston, ill
Hill. c.. H.. Schmidt. Mann. S. Valentine.
President of the Post, II. A.rGillis and
Vice President G.. Il. Sydnor.
After the executive duties of the board
were completed Mr. II. "A. ellis reported
that it was. his intention. to visit Roa-
noke with several OF the State officers
this week for tho purpose of organizing
a post In that city.
The latter part of the meeting was
taken up in discussing the good that
would come to Richmond from the spc-
cial meetings. One OF these was held two
weeks ago, and the rest will follow. two
weeks apart. The next special meeting
will be held at the r. p. A. headquarters
Thursday, the 3lst.
Though these gatherings were. suggested
and inauguratcdl by Post a., yet it was
and is their Intention that they be known
as the business mems mass meetings,
called together every two weeks to dis
crss topics pertaining to the general vel
fare OF the city and to create q sentl-
ment among our people that will arouse
an enthusiastic feeling that shall be uni
versal in It's effect produced by a una
nimity Of action, whereby the outside
world Will become moro enlightened as to
the facts In connection with the increased
facilities and market advantages Rich
mond can offer to the commercial world
as a manufacturing and jobblng center
At the first mass meeting. held THURSDAY
night. 1hn Itn.gL.tIo lncn1DcrS ftln1 the
encouraged the promoters aid at the
next meeting speakers have been Sc
lccted that will assure to such rs Will
attend an Instructive treat. Richmond is
the topic let 1t he In your conversation
dear reader, everywhere, Thursday
March 3lst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Bankruptcy Petition

w. r. Robins, Hunter B. Frischkorn,
r. r. Pollard and @. G. MCGEE yesterday
filed In the ccrks office Of the United
States Court for the Eastern District Of
Virginia petition praying that ], y.
German. Of the Wright-Gorma Conn
pany, tobacconists, be adjudged an invol-
untary bankrupt
Tho petitioners allege as acts of bank
ruptcy certain failures OF German to meet
his obligations, and that on the 10th of
December. 1903. he made preferential
payment to R.&H. Wright in the sum Of
81, 800, and again In January Of this year
a further payment to the said Wright in
the sum of s3G0Sl both with intent to
prefer Wright over other creditors. etc,
and all In violation of the, bankruptcy
laws. The petitioners aver that they are
creditors OF German over and above
the sum OF $500 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29


now Of Portsmouth. Va, Is visiting her mother.
Mrs Johanna Tyree. ION Louisiana Street
Mr.. Percy NJ. Berger, ofI:LynchburE,fsVa,
WAS In Fulton sa turdny visit ng friends. NJ
BERGER was formerly with Mr.. r. L. IIarrson's
drug store.
Charles Doeppe who is employed at Mr.. r. r.,
Garbers grocery store accidentally cut tho
thumb OF his left hand with a. butchers knife
yesterday afternoon
Mr.. w. u. Frayser. Of varina chairman ct
the supervisors of Henrlco county, is able to
be out again after several weeks Of illness. "A
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Crowder of Denny Street, who was badly bit.
ten BY a pet dog, is getting along NICELY Il
iis not thought that any serious condition Will
now develop q3s a. M
7 The Fulton Reading Room. opposite tho Riel1-
mond Cedar Works. opened last night. The
from S to 10 O'Clock. All persons over fourteen
years Of age are invited.
Mrs. Jesse Roner. Of Farrandsvile. is now
able to be up after belng confined at her home
several months with rheumatism.
Mrs. Harvey Holmes continues quite III at
her honle No. 1905 Fulton Street. a{ ii
Fl Lenten services will be conducted ut the
Weddell Memorial Episcopal Chapel tonight.
The Rev. David Hepburn. pastor of the F',1l-
ton Baptist Church, Is conducting revival SER
vices at Randolph Street Baptist Church this
week. The Rev. W. p. Robertson, pastor Of
the Randolph Street Baptist Church. exchanged
pnlpits with the Rev. David Hepburn Sunday
night. and preached to large and attentive
conErega ton 3isli 5t83tt lt9g lt,y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

III The employ 81 Mir, rrossclosa and his
prtnor Iii SDitslness, aid WIS " stealing
from t In store mud tho rtsldcnces Follow
5ihg Morpllend = apprehension, repeated ef.
forts h6vo beer undo ut night u b,,rt1I
tho l,othe aid store uf Mr., Grosoclose..
Nach ttiio Tho fire wont ont OF Its own
accord, except tho last hen II was
discovered before tho buildings were.
burned. ntoroi,c,ld's wife la suspected Of
bclng guilty or the iepentpd efforts to
burn tho properties referred to, but tho
woman has not bcot, arrested us, yet, for
tho reason tliut shn has Tho care OF three
small children including m infant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The funeral .or Mr.. Joseph w. Bible at his
late home on Fern Avenue. was largely at
and sterling worth had won during his residence
here. al were ,11ourners,s and folt that tho
community had Sustained a great loss In the
death of this highly aid n,lch.loved man. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. spiers.
pastor Of the new church Of Richmond, OF
The floral offerings were choice and beautiful
and tho music by Mr. Dudley md Mrs Collins
was rendered in their usual cha rming manner
Mr. Robert McNanee.# Of Richmond. was a.
guest on yesterday at the home Of his sister
Mrs. r. L., ticrow, OF Beech Avenue.
Mrs. Mary J. Carter who has been confined
to her home by illness. is very much better
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
.SUMOF MONEY GONE;
MAN DISAPPEARS
Funds Taken From a Trunk at
the Lexington lIotcl-De-
tectiYes Working.

The loss Of soe5 and the disappearance
of a man are being linked together by
tho police in order to establish the tact
of a robbery at the Lexington Hotter on
Saturday &sF
A sealed tin box in a locked trunk In a
room at the hotel was robbed Of $50.
A carpenter, who, had occasion to 80
TO the room to make some repairs to q
window. is mis- Ang; The key to tho
room, which the carpenter had IN his
possession was mailed back to the city
from Washington. and the carpenter has
not beer seen by his employer since.
The detectives are ut work On tie
case. They have a good description Q l
tho man under suspicion, and have sent
ii out to other cities. There is llttle
doubt that lie will he landed. Other.
clues are also being worked While the
carpenters actions are suspicious. IT is
not certain that, he is responsible for
the missing funds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABoARD
g AIR LINE RAILWAY,

N.70-Rlcnmond, Va, to Jacksonville,
Fla, and return account meeting en-
terstnte Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
'1ion:'' tickets on sale May 2d and Sd,
good returning until May s. 1904.
4 $26.76-Rlchmond. Va. to New Orleans
La, and return on account Southern
Good Roads Association" April 6th-7th
tickets on sale April 4th and 9TH; good
returning April 9. 1904.
SO. 7O-Richmond. Va, to Carthage, Mo-.
ind return, account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren. May l0th-27th
tickets on sas May 18th TO Ath, inclu-
extended until June 3Oth by depositng
fame and payment OF fifty cents.
$40 Richmond, Va. to Dallas, Texas.
and return ON account General Assem-
bly, Cumberland Presbyterian Church."
May 19th-27th; tickets on sale May 18th
to 18th, inclusive, good, returning May
81 1904
So. g5-Richmond, Va, 10 San Francisco
or Los Angeles, Cal, account "Genefal
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church.
May Sd to alst. and "National Assocln-
ton of Retail Grocers Of United States,
May I'd to Sth; tickets on sale April 29d
IT, 3oth. inclusive; good returning June 3d.
1901. Stop overs are allowed both go.
ing and returning at IA number of points.
Glso side trips are given To holders OF
lh.sse tickets TO various points of inter.
est,
Rates given above are from Richmond
same reduction from other points on the
6eaboard. Information in regard 10 the
above gladly given
W, NJ. TAYLOR, C. =. A.
$50 East Main Street.
H. S. LIZARD. d. +. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
FULTON NEWS.

Matapon Tribe, No. 49, !. o. II. NJ, will
meet tomorrow night at Nelson's Hail. when
the insura nee feaAlfe- Of che organization Will
s,aI representative to the Grand Council,
which meets on Chlncotcague Island In May.
Will deliver n special addrcss; Degrees Will lie
initiating Of seyclal now members.
Richard Southwark young white man,
who cut tho end OF his finger off In n matching
machine at the Richmond Cedar Works several
days ago. Is getting along nicely.
A meeting of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be held Tonight at tho res
idence OF Mrs. Samuel Y. Meredith. president
OF tho Fulton branch.
Mrs. John Dowden, formerly OF Fulton. but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
BABY BOY LEFT AT
THE CITY ALMSHOUSE

A wee waf OF some few days in age
was rescued from the office door OF the
City Almshouse a few nights ago. The
bell changed about II P. NJ. and the little
bundle with the kicking contents was
all that was there, It is n bright baby
boy. with blue eyes and Superintendent
Davis has reason to believe that his pc
culiar capabilities, already manifest, will
lit him some day for the presidential
office The problem at the present mo-
mont is 10 find a home for the newcomer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
A Japanese Minister to Speak.

Row. Y sasa Iiura, an ordained minis.
ter Of tho Pres byter!an Church. Will hays
Charge or tho services SDf tile Epwort
Tongue ut 5Asb,iry Methodist Church Cor
this evenlng8nt O'Clock. Ho has been
preaching iii Japan for twelve years. und
lie Is now TENDING tile 1'rnspytn 'lai,
Theological Seminary IN this city. r.. IS
q pleasing speaker, and he Is enthusiastic
in the belief tlint Japan will win IN to
fight with Russia Tho meeting VIII no
full of Interest. and tho public generally
.nrc cordinllyainvited to attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Mr.. Wallerstein Out.

/ Mr. Joseph Wallcrstein. who represent
cd Madison Ward In tho Common Coun-
Gil for eight years up to the present time
has decided to stand for O. seat In thai
body again. Mr. Wallerstein has "a large
backing and VIII according to the pell;l
of his friends. make a strong run. LIS
record in the Council was clean and ME- .,
n fter the city's business. e Mr.. Wallersteiil
is regarded as one OF the best parlia.
mentnrians In the city. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
ALL ENGLAND SOURSs ON
ALEXANDER DOWlE, PROPHET
(By Observation-Disclosures

ADELAIDE, Maroha Eth consequence
OF d speech insulting King l1dwara,a tho
government has refused the use OF pub,
4 lie buildings to John Alexander Dowio.
The N1ayorgo OF Adelaide wrote to Dowie,
telling him llo wasga disgrace to his ma.
Z tionnlitys n {49 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
In the City8Courts.

In the Law and 121uity Court yester-
day. lii tlicHcase Of the Phillips. Rogers
Company vs. James Bahen for - 7,SS.f the
jury found for the plaintiff. Judgment
was rendered iii the same court In favor
OF II. M. Pitcher. receiver, &C.. VS. George
u. Still, for 81, $50 6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Attacked by Rats.

Or. Crump, Of the amhulance. was
called to attend a co1ored hlby at No.
sos East. Leigh Street GeaD. who had
been badly bitten by rats. The child
will lose one eye as a result of attack
BY the rodents. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Wanted for Arson.

Governor Montague has honored q re-
uuisitioll from the Governor OF tennessee
for one Smith Barnett, who 1s in$Jail a1
Abingdon, Va. and who is wanted In
sUnicoi county, Tenn, for arson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
WOMAN. SUSPECTED.
Believed to be Using Torch to
Avenge Her Husband.

Especial to The 'rlmes-Dispatch,
BRISTOL, TENN, March 2S.--Tom
Morchead. a muatto, Is in the Tnzewell,
Va, Jail. charged with repeated bur
tgluries committed at the home and store
of II. b. Groseclose. a prominent business
man OF elk Garden. The negro was dis
covered to be. the thief, after many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Signed the Budget,

Mayor Taylor yesterday affixed his
signature to the budget for the present
fiscal year, and his ordinance is now
effective. Ills Honor expressed his sat
isfactlon that the appropriation to the
Mechanics Institute had been restored to
5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Mr.. Minor Well.

Alderman John r. Minor has returned
from New York. where he underwent. q
Painful surgical operation for facial
neuralgia. Mr.. Minor is now entirely
WE'LL and hassreccived many congrat lllil
tjons from his friends. Ss #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Southern Railway Company VS.. James
Oliver; argued by James p. Harrison for
appellant5and MI Custer for appellee and
submitted. v 44,l
Gordon Brothers VS.. city. of Newport
News; argued by Raymond NJ. Hudson
for Gordon Brothers and j. a. Ma5sie for
the city and submitted.
Tebault vs.. Henson, Judge, submitted
on briefs.
The court is adjourned for the term.
and will be convened next at Wytheylle,
June 7th next nj II a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
To Attend Funeral.

Mrs. Charles Corling left for LynchburG
yesterday to attend the funeral OF ler
brother. Mr.. S. NJ. McCorlle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

House cleaning lime has come--read
the IT'D. WANTS for help. and you will
not have 10 work yourself 10 death,
House cleaning time has come-read
the r. n WANTS for help. and you viii
not have 10 work yourself 70 death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Richmonders in New York.

THE following Richmonders are regis
tered in New York;: Astor House, ~, -,
6. Millhlscr; Navarro, D. B. Wallerstcin
and wife. i.{ 4s8.S3 ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

You have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS. In The Times Dispatch
work until you try them. It pays to be
convinced. aH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
EASTER FLOWERS.

EASTER FLOWERS.
Finest collection Of AZaleas, Lilies, Red
Rymbler Roses, IIydrangeas. Spireas
ana IIyacinths in the city.
We invite your inspection,
MANN d. BROWN.
J, Wcst Broad,
8 West Broad,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Orators Contest

Orators Contest.
The oratory contest at Richmond Coll
lcge viii beGto-night The public will be
welcomed, !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

House cleaning time has come--rcad
the TAD. WANTS for help, and you Will
not have to work yourself to death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
COCAINE GASES 3!
WERE CONTINUED
Policemen Will, i'll Meantime
Hunt More Evidsncc Against
Suspected Druggist.

The cocaine case In the Police Court
Yesterday was continued to the 9th OF
April and in the meantime Policemen
Amos and Sheppard will gather more
evidence against the druggist under sus-
plcion Of having sold the deadly drug
to the boys. III, y g.
Cleveland Clarke, one or tho boys un-
der detention, is from West Point tlie
Dir sented a sad spectacle III court YES
tcrday morning, and said not n word.
when his case was continued. but went
back TO the pen in mechanical sort
OF fashion. ,tSS ,$
rho policemen are determined TO break
in the cocaine traffic, if possible, ana
10 this end they vii! arrest all boys
known to be victims Of the drug as wit
ncss,ss against those who dispose OF tho
dendlNfstuff.
while under tho influence Of this
stuff;N said Officer Amos, :the boys
commit thefts and other outrageous
things, They lose all }self-respeet, and
start on a criminal career that Is bound
10 hurry them to prison and early
ginves,'
When the cases come mp on the 9TH
there viii probably be some star'llprI
disclosures " ~ sft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

II You have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS. I'M Tho Il Zines Dispatch
work until you try them. IT pays TO fbe
convinced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

House cleaning time has come--f,lrtf q 4!
tho It'd. WANTS for help, ana you MI
mot have II, work yourself 10 death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

read Read 10; days sY.lNI AID, page, y Will
ave YOU ulOlleY, "A Z # II 81
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30

GEORGIA-Lee County. Will be sold
before the Court House door Of said
County on the first Tuesday in October
1894, between the legal hours OF sale, to
the big hest and best bidder for cash, til
GLOWING described property, situated
lying and being in the town Of Smithvill
County of Lee, State of Georgia. towit:
The East half of lot number (IS) fifteen
lying on the West side of the Southwestern
railroad, and containing (K) one half
ere front and I'D one acre back; bonded
on the South by w. d. Wells on the West
BY Academy lot; on the East by strert; on
the North by Cotton Avenue street; levied
ON as the property of Leah ]. Ansley and
now in her, possession, by virtue of ti-fa
issuing out of the superior Court of Lee
county in favoro Of the Southern Mutual
Building&Loan Association against said.
Leah ]. Ansley. defendant.
Property pointed ont in said f-fa; ten
ants in possession notified in terms Of the
aw.
This the Ist., day Of Septembes, 1905.
S. B. Smith
Sheriff Lee County.
Also at the same time and place, will be
sold all of lots Of land Nos rig and I3o
in the 18th Diet, Of Lee County Ga
Levied and sold as the property of John
Dobbins, deceased to satisfy f ia issued
from the County Court in favor Of the
Americas Cuano Co. VS.. John Dobbins,
principal and c. w. Scarbroug security.
Property pointed out plaintiffs attorney.
Tenants in possession notified this 1st.
day Of Sept. 1904.
s. B. Smith, Sheaif.