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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
NO TIDINGs OF LOST SHIP.
Caincoteague Island Stirred by
Trading Stamp Contest.

'
#CHINCOTEAGUE VA, March l5.-The
report that the fishing steamer Beatrice,
that was lost with her crew OF thirty
five, III Il storm last October, was dis
covered near Chincoteague Light recantly
Is erroneous. Your correspondent has
had a personal Interview WITH the life-
saving men OF this place - they stnte
that no authentic report lllsseiatlon 70 lhe
discovery has been given dl!t.
There is a lively competition going on
among the different business 8eoneP9lns
OF this place In regard 10 tho trading.
stamp innoyution, There. are at present
three different c0mpanies-tla yellow,
green and rcd--that are ,reyolutlOnlzlns
the island, as it We're. The latter seems
Ia he il the ascenGancy,
There has recently been Instituted here
n lodge known as the Order Of Modern
Workmen of America, With very lafso
membership.
made his Quarterly examination. Of the
lighthouse and lislltship here tlils week,
md reports everything TO be IN SNIP.
shape. f5 .u,l
Wednesday next, ofipr q very sllceeSsINi
session nf SIX months under the skllful
supervision of Prof q. w. Gillespie,
Qilte a number of private schools will
Commence Immediately after the eXpira-
lion OF the public school term,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
CROSSING IN
"MANIC|:.'H.|E|:;;,S;,T
4 +. Ii -------.--. ------..-.-- y s5
Woodward & Sons Were Helped
ss in Their Busi-
ness. y
ONE ARREST RE; LAST NIGHT
Opening 81 Spring Helps the
Local Merchants Mis-
sion to Meet.
ONE ARREST LAST NIGHT
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch |

Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch
No. 1l02 Hull Street
Nothing was done ut the meeting OF
tho Board Of Aldermen last night worth
recording, except one thing.
After approving bills and concurring In
several matters OF small Importance, the
bill granting the right TO Woodward and
Sons to construct a RAILWAY crossing OH
Stockton Street between Fourth and
Fifth, was concurred IN.
This company does an enormous
amount Of work, and 1t was found recess
sary 10 have a railway crossing at the
point men toned, and the lower branch OF
Council having passed an ordinance al
lowing them to put the tracks In, tho
Board concurred in tho same. thus MAXI
ing 1t law with the mayors signature.
ONE ARREST.
Mary Broadnax, a wash lady, was
arrested last night on complaint Of Es1
tele Threat that she beat her. Mary
denies that she committed such an un-
tGcrAlcmanly thing, and declares that
Estelie prevaricates. ButNlayor Maurice
will strughtcn things out this morn
Ing. 5g t8 3Si
GOOD ROADS. NOW.
With the opening UP Of spring weather
tho local merchants find that business
with them is increasing, t8
NJ For three months Manchester mer-
chants have suffered by the bad condi-
ton OF the roads, Now, ll)wevcr. with
spring In sight. they Deel that business
will resume It's normal conditions.
Thousands OF dollars were turned away
from Manchester during the winter sim
ply because the roads were In such con-
dition as to prevent the country people
from coming to town. @
Z. n COURT NOTES.
Mayor Maurice sent Ed Graves to Jail
/ for ten days to sober up yesterday.
He told three trespassers upon the
property OF the Atlantic Coast Line to
get out OF town, and they got
e The March term Of the Corporation
Court will begin next Monday.
Judge clopton wound UP the business
in the: Chesterfield Court yesterday for
Judge Watson.
4, PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
The Pleasant View Local Club was en-
tertained last night 1t tho residence Of
Walter Emmett Jcwett. II h
The City Mission will meet this after
moon at the residence Of Mrs. w. 3.
Bradley. No. 1901 cambridge Street,
Rev. Il, T.. Bryan, the foreign mis-
sionary Of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, will speaks at Bainbridge Street
Church to-nlght on Chin g and Chinese
Life
The Seven Social" will begin at the
Presbyterian Church on March 18th.
Mrs. B.. S. Conklin, Of Charlotte, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. B. Johnson,
No. 400 West Fifteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
FIRE-BUG INDICTED.
Detective Agency
Rounds Up a Bad Man.

Especial TO- -he Zines Dispatch.)
aIITTIETON, NJ c., March 15,-Mr. Eu-
gene Johnson's gin house and cotton stor.
are warehouse, containing a large guam.
tity OF loose cotton. were destroyed py
fire about 6 o'clock A. NJ. February 10Th
and feeling confident that It was the WORK
of n incendiary, employed the Richmond
National Detective Agency, OF which Mr;
A. NJ Browncll Is general manager, 70
Investigate the burning. The agency
sent one Of its operatives here. who, afte Ter
some DAYS Of industrious and caretul
work, obtained some important admis-
sinns from one Sidney Aycock. who hao.
up to a few days before the fire, been an
en-, ployeE at the gin house. and after re-.
porting the result of his work that tar
to Mr.. johnson, 1t was decided TO SEND 1or
the general manager OF the agency, and I'd
Mr.. Brownel. In response to telegram
to come. arrived here on .fuesdaS las s,,
who with the assistance OF the agencys
operative, gathered the necessary CIR.
cum stantialS evidence to cause the arrest
OF Aycock Friday night last.
Aycock had q preliminary nearing Pc.
township Saturday, and 1t was developed
that a full confession had been gotten
from the prisoner. who, when arralgned,
He Vas sent on, without bail, to the
May term OF the Halifax. n g.. court,
and will doubtless get q very long term
in the penitentiary. as the maximum PEN
atty for tho crime is forty years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
LADY's NARROW ESCAPE.
Express Strike Interferes Great
" With Shippers.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatcli,

Especial to Inc
2 AIONTVALE, VA. March 15.-A1rs. DR..
S. Fl. Price made a very narrow escape
from, death Friday night. returning from
station she was not notified by either
the conductor or brakeman, nor conducted
to the door. 5J. as MS !,
attempted to alight in the dark. In doing
so she fell on her side and was badly hurt.
DR. Price and Mr.. Frank Kent We're look
ing that The train barely made a stop. and
no one with lights at the passenger coach,
concluded that she failed to come. In
lifting his lantern he say her lying h on
as quickly as possible and dragged her
from undor the cars, or. her clothing
might have caused her TO lose her llmps::
up over the affair and sent a detective
to look into 1t. and several anxious tel
egrans from headquarters:
70 Dr.. Price Is treasurer, p the county, 3
physician OF high standing, and one or
Bedford's most prominent citizens. -,
Frank Kent. of this place. promises to be
q boon OF abor- saver to the railroad COM
panes and mining companies. Mr.. Kent
has sold a. fourth Interest for a handsome
sum. and will manufacture tho leaders at
Haynes. and Payne's stave mill Is full
operation, getting ready to make large
shipments,
work at the cement mills two miles west
The express strike interviews consd,,
erably with merchants shipping eggs and
order. Tho milk shippers are forced to
employ a man to put on and take or
their cans 1t is to DO hopcd the strike
Western Railroad Company has arranged
With the express superintendent at Roa-
noke to ship all express by fast freight
trains.
plant beds and planting Irish potatoes,
En- PEASANT, Irish potatoes, and not an
extra quality, are selling here, at ,Sl,2h
per bushel-hgher than they have been
for wears 4lsraU E1 ias i#2tg#4I I'll ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
JON. THE STATES.
To Make Free Bridge Between
Virginia and Maryland.
Special to The Times-Dispatch,)


.LEESBURG, VA. March 15.-Plans are
being made to purchase the Berlin
I0yettsville bridge. which spans the Po-
tomac at Berlin. Md and connects the
counties OF Loudoun and Frederick, and
make 1t free to the public.
The proposition is to get the Maryland
Legislature to pass a bill authorizing the
commissioners Of Frederick county to is
sue $4,000 In bonds for the purchase by
the county of one-half interest in the
bridge. and to guarantee the interest on
one-hulf of the $1,000 bridge bonds at 5
per cent. until 1913. when the bonds are
redeemable, and to provide q, fund for
their redemption. The same plan will be
followed by the county of Loudoun
1t Is claimed by the promoters of the
plan that a free bridge at this point will
enhance tho value of property: In northern
ne,it citizens Of toudoun are interested
In the movement. as are also the Bust
ness Mems Association OF Brunswick Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.

So Thinks At Least One Travelling Man,
r would as soon think Of starting out
without my mileage books and grip az
10 start out on q trip without a box OF
stuart's Dyspepsia Tabers In my yallse
tsaid travelling man who represents a
list. Louis hardware house. Why? Be
cause have to put up at all kinds OF
hotels and boarding houses, / have to eat
/ good, bad and Indifferent food at all
hours Of the day and night and don't
! believe any mans stomach will stand that
sort Of thing without protest. anyway.
q know mine won't. It has to have some
/ thing to break the fall and Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets is the crutch fall
+ back on, a IR
My friends often GOSH me about IT..
tell me I'm an easy mark for patont
madeleine takers. that advertised medicines
are hunbugs, etc., but notice that they
are nearly always complaining Of their
aches and pains and poor digestion,
while can stand most any old kind b1
fare and feel good and ready for my
work when 1t needs me, and believe
] owe my good digestion and sound health
ia tho daily, regular uso OF Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets, year In and year out
and all tho "joshing'' In tho world will
never convince me to the contrary,
used to have heartburn about thres
times day and u headache about three
Y ar four times Week. and after standing
for this for four or five years ] began
10 look around Tor q crutcl and found It
when my doctor told me the best invest
,nent ! could make would be fifty cont
'box Of Stlarts Dyspepsia Tablets, and !
i have invested about fifty cents a month
for them ever since. and When stop to
think that that Is what 7 spend every
day for cigars, feel like shaking hands
with myself, for can keen my stomach
lard digestion In first class order for fifty
lcents q month. don't care for any better
.lllfo Insurance.
My druggist tells me they are the most
Inopular Of all stomach medicines, aud
that they have maintained their popt-
Elarlty and success because they do as
advertised. They bring results, and re-
s suits arc what count IN patent medicine
YSs much as in selling barb Wire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
SECOND DAY OF THE MILLER AND
RHoApS OPENING.

Yesterday was n gala day at Miller
&, Rhoads's, despite the clonded skies out-.
sido, Inside The store all is life and anil
alton. Az
The decorations are beautiful. the
spring stock of goods never so attractive
and to add to the enjoyment OF the opep-i
ing days this week. tho firm have eN-}
gagged ThIlow's or ahestra for two cons
eerts daily, The soft, swaat music was
much appreciated yesterday. 3sS..
To-day's progran,e will he found In the
advertising columns. TITS a pleasant place
{to spend an hour or two, and the store
bids everybody welcome H HI 8jS Il I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
SNOW IN KING GEORGE.
Fish Sell for One Dollar a
Bunch.
(speclnl to me Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
CONFORM, VA, March 15--About one
and half inches Of snow fell here last
night, and to-day the face OF the earth
Is covered. and everything has the APP
jpcarance OF winter
Jennings and Peragoy shipped 750 bunch
os OF very fine fish yesterday. which rep-
resented two seine haus near Fnssapa.
tanzy Creek. on the Potomac River 1t
is expected that these fish will sell for
$3.50 In Washington city,.
Mr.. Pat Payne, at Farley Vale. on Sat,
urday killed tWenty-four wild ducks and
four wild geese at ono shot. - Il St
A great many farmers here had gotten
ready to start their plows to-day for the
first timo this year, but the fields being
as white as IN midwinter, and the snow
have been returned to their winter quar-
tiers Ss ~ itNFlt ajHgtfi 4i st' 4 Co.'S 4 F1is lE#S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
WILL FIX GOLDMAN
FOR SLOW TRAVELLING.
Special to The Times lspatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatcli)
( GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
March l5.-Tom Goldman. who burned
down the jail in Middlesex In an effort
to escape and night before last made
his escape out Of the Gloucester jail and
was captured, broke the lock OF the chain
with which he was secured, last night.
In another attempt to escape,
The sheriff from Middlescx arrived to-
day and will take the obstreperous Tom
Goldman to the State prison in Rich
mond tomorrow. i3&a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

Cured here this afternoon when W. D.
Wallace. a young whitc man, a bra k x.
or tie s1abourd, died without snfielcnt
nervous rcaction taking place to aafoiI
or an operation. -.
wallace was rim over BY train Ia last
night, having his right leg 'cut OIL ii,S,
s,cars waited in vain for the cxpect'a
!, ~ customary reaction 70 thnt they
r,irht orcrate. Wallace was conscious,
however. most OF the time. .5.-.
4, .rhe case Is exciting much interest
among physicians here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
PLEADS GUILTY TO
R0BBlNG P0STOFFICE.
(spccial "a Tho TImes.Dlspatch1

IYNCHBURG, VA March l5,-ln tho
United States Court to-day, r. T., Lazy
ton, Who was brought here yesterday
from Richmond, pleaded guilty to the
charge OF rohblng the postoffice at CO.
lumbia on July -, 1908, and Was fined
800 and given one year IN The penlteu-
tiary Mt Atlantn,
Iayton's two partners are now serving
a term In the penitentiaw, They were
tried and convicted at Harrsonburg
,rhe case OF Con O'Leary, charged with
not paying tar on a bucket shop, WAS dis
missed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Burdee to Get Deserts.

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspatchI
K CHARLOTTE. N. g.. March l5-Wil,,
liam 5urdge. III who came uanS n mere aees an az
many prominent citizens, passing as 9
great sport. and later passing. number 90
Of bogus checks In n most artistic manner,
has been arrested in Augusta, ga. Hnvnse
charge to the ona@ awaiting him here I,
Both States will get q whack AZ MN
before he Is n free man AGAIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
MEMORIAL PARK FOR
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
DRY Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. G, March Io,-Rep-Y
rcsentativn Flood, OF Virginia, intro
duced II bill to-day providing for the ap-H
lointmept of q commission of three army
Officers to acqulre site for a memorial
park in the Shenandoah Valley, Va, near
stanton, and tho erection of a suitable
memorial to commemorate the events in
this valley from 1861 ia 1861 and appro-
priating' $4,000 for the purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Republican Convention,

(SpecIal to Tho TIMes-DlsPAtcn1s
RALEIGH. N. C, March 1b,--Only three
members Of the Republican Executive
Committee OF the Fourth Congressional!
District met llsye to-day. seeretary Greel!
ti Al sent All TINT was done was TO- order
II convention for the sixteenth Of May
10 elect delegates 70 the Republican ma
uG These, it Is stated, will he for Roosevelt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
~ INV NaIFo|kil

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. MA
. 900 A. J. M.-NoRFoI.K LIMITED. y Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A. Nj Stops only at Petersbtirg,%
Waverly and Suffolk. 500 6f is t8
0:os a. M-cIIICAco EXPRESS. ~ .1,. E5s
Paror Car, Petersburg to LynchburE S and III
Roanoke. Pullman sleeners Roanoke to Co.'S
lumbus, Bueneid to Cincinnati: : also RoanoksS ii
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to CHATTANOOGA
and Memphis. r 3SS sstSSS;$gySs$$
] 1910 P.lAi;-,-RoANoKD EXPRESS for Farms
Vile 14ynchburg and Roanoke. S3lSSSs9
300 T, M;I-oC .aG SHORE LIMITED
burg. Wnvery and Suffolk. Connects WIN
stenmers to Boston Providence. New X orksS N
Baltimore and washington. M Sl2S1'E
7;25 r. M.-For Norfolk and; all stations east
% 40 ~ M-HNEw5 oRLEANs sHoRr III
Pullman Secpers. Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke Petersburg TO Pulaski, IIyAnhburg Ito u
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe 4
Dining Cnrt 1870 rs 81 All 85iST
Trains urrlve from the West 7:35 "A. NJ !, a:os
p. NJ and iV:i0 p. NJ; from Norfolk IL 700 IA II
NJ. and 1880 z. M g 8pllj}(
4 Office No, sas East Main Street. N s}ai
f95lt WI b. BEVILL, G.. Fl. BOSLF FIJI
Cor i Pass. +Ast. Dist. Pass. 8Agt.GeSssfss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
College Editors,

rRs fS1lGTsaY' C @oE il ! puHiiARi, n;
a, March 15.-The Junior class has electe
Mn. Julian blanchard, Hartford, n, q,
sntistor Of the Archiya Toy next I, y
= r., = business manager. The Archiye
is Issued BY The senior class, and the
oit,cers elected by the present junior
class Will take charge at the close OF
the present academic year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Damage Slight.

night was occasionsd by a small blaze,
nobody knows how. al No. 200 North
Seventeenth Street, In the house ocoll5
pied by a private family, The damage
was sllghtg u ,ss \, h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Sunday School Institute,

lt,pecial 10 The Times. plspateh)
& pANYILLE. VA. March lh-rPr, and
Mrs. II. NJ. Haruil. the nlanagers Of the
Sunday school work In the. southe
3Aethodist Church. are cond I'm s ar ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Our Regular Auction Sale Of
FURNITURE, &C,
TfI1S (WelnNstlaNl \ MORNING,

7-I1N- HIS CIV CINUyIHyII tHOIVAFIANH1, HOO :.
IA Mg,ECtf 18TH, 325
commencing 11:3O o'clock. ct our ware
rooms. No. 6l2 u. Broad ST. consisting
Of: ltnameled IRON Beds. 20 Hair. Shuck
Boards, Hat Racks. roiding Beds, 25 REM
nnnts New Nlatt.r,g, Square Piano.
Chars, Parlor Furniture, Druggcta, Sew
BABY Carriages and Go-carts. Separate
Dressers ana Washstands Bookcases
Stoves, 4 Cases Fresh Trynbita Breakfast
Food, Carpets, Toilet Sets, and other
~. rIfE " LDNrINE1 AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

tttG1t coNsTABbE's SALE. i +
t will sci, MT PublIs Auction. IN
Weld tISDAY, MARCH 16Ti 1904
at II O'clock Al Nj at No. 1906 East
to satlafy a distress Warrant In my hat,ds
III favor Of Miss Amelia Ntillhfser vs..
parties doing business as Elite Studio.
to silt: Five Boxes and Contents, con
slsllng Of Cameras. completei stands,
Plates. Cloths, Head Ilests, and many
other articles auch as AFRO found Ii, a first
class gallery; 9 kodDks. KIT
Y TERMS = Cash. N s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Mrs. Bette West.

Special to The Times Dlspatcl)
FREDERICkSBU VA, March 1b,-,
Mrs. Kettle West Of Stafford county, diod
al her home, near lIull's Chapel. aged
seventy years, She is survived by four
children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Cold inAGrayson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
ISINpRICIx, VA March l5.r-lt Is very
cold here. Tho snow Is TWO inches deep
lSnd continuing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
No Nervous Reaction.

Especial 10 Tho Times DIspatch)
Z CHARLOTTE n. c., March 16--A most
surprising event In medical circles oc-}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
BUCK AGAINST BELL.
Greensboro Citizens to Establish
II independent Telephone Co.

B GREENSBORO. n. c., March l5.-At a
largely attended meeting Of the SUD.
scribers to the Bell telephone to,nigh.
had been unable to obtain satisfactory
action from the company IN calling, OF
tie raise OF rates recently announced. 70
20 in effect April 1st, and recom anmt NWs.
the establishment OF an lndepeAueht - 2
tenn. ll - -. t,,,,
was subscribed and a committee np.
CC,ouncil. Pledges 10 support tho new COM
pany were taken from tive hundred pres.
ent subscribers to the. Bell Conpnny on ~.
OF a total Of six hundred TOR I'VE years
patronage of the new system,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

sttntc for that work in the Main Street
Methodist Church here. sI
There are q number OF fout-0f-town per-
sons in attendance. The institute will
close Tomorrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
RAILROADS..
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

: steamship Inns, lJlFfcf NoUts 70
Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. !.
steamers lsays Norfolk tor hostoA. Tuss ;saa
dencs Mctday, Thursday and Saturday at 4
p, NJ. Passengers and \, frsisht taken foF az
o, Try, and NJ 8 W. Ry, Offices and Nc. ~
fssAs :. al; i, WRIGHT. AGENT Norfolk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
~ s q. y RIolhmosd, { : ED < erle slks','S
lis x IL burg & Potomau r. Rs
p IL NJ IN orr " I'd.

~ t ~
M !. x : burg 4 potomac X, IA. NJ
STraIns Leave Richmond ---N orrh " ro.;SSSsSs
4lb a. Nj. uully. Byrd st. Ihroug h.
Z e;l5 A Nj. daily. Main ST. Through .SSSg
E 645 AN. daily. Main ST. Through. All EulSs
s;5i a: NJ. except Monday Byrd ST 7 hrougn.s
4 Ills a. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland account
500 y. NJ. Sunday only. Byrd St. Ttroush.ss
$40 a. NJ. week days, Byrd St, }'Throush.S
L :9s noon. week days, Byrd q; #Throug
/. 400 P. NJ, week days Byrd ststi Fredor lcks,E
burg accommodate ion.S lE8baII44
4s:s5 r NJ. Week days Eliza. Ashland a.,st
500 +: Nj. daily. Byrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive r lchm nd-SouthWard.Sfss
$40 A. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland acsH
Sis A. IL. week days. Byrd st. FredericKs.S
burg accommodation. SssEEa
1855 A.. Nj. Week days, Byrd 81 Throush..#
1 a:e5 2. ~, daily Main 81. Through;
s5S NJ daiy Byrd 81 Ihreuss Local
io:ss T. NJ. daily Main St. Throus Oh. pulls
l0:l5 = n. daily. Main s.. Through ri
NoTE-Puilman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all trains except loca! accommodating ns-
Time of arrivals and departures aud counec-S
lions not guaranteed. 80
W. .. DUKE C. w GULF W. r ..TAfLoR.f
Gent Man'r,. Asst. Genl Man,. Traf. MAJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

t3y Tho Valentine Auction Coz
612 East Broad street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
The Play Last Night.

A beautiful play, an excellent cast
and an elaborate production, could
anything further be desired? The
audiences at the matinee and night
performances of "The Greatest
Things in the World' at the Grand
yesterday thought not. Indeed, il
is doubtful If any attraction We
have had this season has given
more genuine pleasure.
At first Rose CoRhlan was very
Disappointing as Virginia Bryant,
the quiet and sustained power OF
the woman that should have made
Itself tn the earlier phases Of the
drama not being sufficiently marked
AS the story progressed, however.
she rose maEuificently Co the rs.
guiremeut~ Hf each striking situa-
tisu, and was absolutely mastery
u some at tae more powerful eIi-
makes. In tae fire and passion of
"- ta.ri art 1ue t"rget- shat the
actress bead uot up g1 chat time,
gg5yaa especially convincing as the
lowing, seH--HFa- mother.
Round after round of applause
greeted Miss gn-HIau'- efforts 300
fal- notable seen. 4ui she was eom-
nei.i ta respond t9 several most
.HrfHH-f4af|# ...f.rtt.. calls AHr.t 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
GERMAN CRUISER FIRED UPON.
Special to the Daily Light.


Petersburg February telegram dated at The headquarters
Of yiceroy Alexof Husa
subjects from Port Arthur fred
upon Japanese bad board large
number Rnss an wome children.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
a RUSSIAN CRUISER IS BLOWN Up.
Struck Submarine Mine In the Harbor at
Port Arthur Last Saturday.
Special to the Daily Light.

to Daily Light.
harbor Port
Arthur The cruiser did the
totally wrecked by the explosion ana III
men and dofrc are a reported