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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29
Surr0gGtes Notices.

OUTT0SGteS " OtICes.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate q the County OF
sE -oze, seS5i5s Is acre. sien 70 a. persons having
New Iors decreased 70 present tae same with vouchers
business CT Tire office OF pougher1y OiCGtt Teu-ey No
New YORK q before the twenJy-arst day q: 1src5
Dztsd New YORK. the seventeenth day o. September 1904
IH5GAs Z. H61GLAND. Executors.
eaaaTs L F Wa ssrae sarous $500 Aaa ss
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate % the county Of
* cams against Ho6stt dosa ia5s Of ne county
vouchers t6efs 70 the saDscfiuers al theT place q
TsIL No. 40 Val Street. tie CIV q New ToTE a
Data, Sew YoTz the eighth dzs o. ssp1s1nuer 1904
CHARLES B. aIII.BANK-
ROBlRT II. M1LbANA
sullivan 3 c-onwsI attorneys for Executors. % Wan
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Franz 5e,s SS re8 :, n sss county q
claims AGAINST Gustav H sst also called Gustav saL
same, vouchers thereof TO the sgoscribrs.
sacEstL ESQ No @ wall street IN the Boroag 81 Man
haitian. The City o. New Eork. or befors first
bsisd SeW YORK. the 18th day. q august, Igo4.
IDA G sAFFT
EUGENE x sAcKErr Attorney for EzsoutoTS 90 Van
Street Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County c New
FoTS notice IS AsTeoy given 70 AL persons hans cLaias
against FsbeCtE Baird, late d the County New
with q
n sl9ssi9er a. as P11ce q ssis7SIis ssEss No -
Of November next
Dated New York. the nth DAY q Nay. 1904.
EDWARD F BROWN, Executors.
3 " 2 BROWN. Attorney FOR Executor IS wan Street
Manhattan n. 7 City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Amer c. Thomas Surrogate Of TIE County q
NeV-YCr notice is hereby given al persons having
slams against Garlic u Wynkoop late q the County
OF Nsw-NcrE. DECEASED. present sane With
thereof the subscribers tetr place OF
trausactins business. Office z cram
IS WaH street. in the CITE of NsW-Eork,
or before the I'd cay % November next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of Nay. 1904
FLORENCE a SCARBOROUGH, MABEL &ACDON-
AID. EXecutrices-
sULT-TVAN & CROMWELL. Attorneys Tor Ezscver.css
wall Street, New YORK. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

PENNSYLV ANA
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND DEsBROssEs AND coRTLASDT STREETS
e The .savtas time from Ds.oros.-. ard corsls7sss
Twenty-third Street station
FOR THE WEST.
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5 5-H avenue below I'd ST.: 23 Fith Avenue corner
So Astor Reuse. and stations haiLe5 anoN
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11y anu Een1Syivo1Ia Annex station The sew to.s
ALaHieE company VIII call ard check baSEags tru-
noes ana residences through 70 desrnat!o1-
Service
W W. ATI'ER3URY = r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Tra[ac NAnassf-
GEO. ". BOYD.
Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New Eorz- IooL Barclay ChrisaophsF stk
a M--For Bilghaznton AID Syracuse
1900 A. M--FoE Buffalo. Chlcago and - Ao-A
81 40 p. N--For Buffalo and Chicago
RA0O p M--For Scranton and Plymouth
r. n Buffalo and Chicago
IS IS p M---For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
A A--For Chlc1go-Slsepera open p
TicEeTa a. "a Fa8 fIss ls3f srosdvav. y. T. 81
Fulton Erunkyn SDaiIy fE2Ucepr sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-29

spts = breadstufs interior points In thousands
IS Zee elPAeTa Neo) emitted. hour bbls grain bush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
EAST END SCHOOL

Ruby Claiborne Carrie Toler. Beatrice
Christian, Earle Harris, Mary Tancil,
Mabel Harris. Viola Cheatham,
Third Grammar Grade-Florence Roane,
Second Grammar Grade-Alma Evans,
Olivia Scott,
Mary Underwood.
Eighth Primary. Grade-IAiclle Brooks.
Seventh Primary Grade-Bernice Madi-
son, Bernetta Quarles.. Alma Scott. Claud-
mi baylor Irene Pltchlord, Belle Clarke,
S sixth pr@ary radeMAPen lh IeWs Mary
Gentry. Junius Christian. Leila McPher-
son, Annie Parham, Lang johnson,
Fifth Primary Grade-Hnttie Branch.
Mary Grafton. Fannie Collins. Gertrude
Crews. Marie Hammle, Rl!chetta Hitch
Perkins. Marie Robinson. Rosa Taylor.
Sarah Williams, Purcell Caviniss, William
Cheatham. Louise Jones, Mary Young.
John Paul Jones, John White. Adolphus
White
Fourth Primary Grade Edgar Ander-
son. Charles Wilson, Mary James, Lucille
Swan Annie White, Hattie Collins. liz
Third Primary Grade-Martha Banks.
Third primary; Grade Mart, ag;nks,
lei Scott Hugh Williams, Lizzie Banks.
Willie Gwathmey, Made Williams Corr
nelius Johnson, Joana Cheatham, Lucille
Second Primary Grade-Mamie Gibbs.
Bessie White. Mary Davis, Alberta Allen
Bessie Hogan. Linwood Johnson, Parker
Norwood. John Lacy. James Norman,
Cornelius Crump. Clarence Conway, Yir-
gn!us cheatham, Charlie Holmes. Geor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
is fine at catcli-as-catch-can but yields:
the palm to Muldoon in Greco Roman
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY
Dr.. Alderman and Prof. Page
Mentioned for the Place.

MelC1OIlcu lOA VIC 1oSS.
The board OF visitors Of the University
Of virginia will at the meeting on April
10th positively elect president OF the
University, the first in the history of the
University. The only names prominently
mentioned in connection with the posi-
ton are those OF DR.. Edwin a. Alder
man. president of Tulane University. New
Orleans, and DR.. J. NJ. Page, OF the
faculty of the University Of Virginia. AS
forecast some time ago by The Times
Dispatch, DR.. Alderman is considered the
more likely to be selected for tho place,
though either would be satisfactory to-
q large number OF University men. E
Ii DR.. Alderman is said to have moro
supporters at this time than any other
man mentioned for the place, lie is we'll,
known in Richmond, where he has spoken
publicly several times. notably at the
meeting of the Richmond alumni o the
University and at the Curry memorial
exercises. His work for the University Of
North Carolina and that at Tulane are
both highly spoken Of and both schools:
are said to have prospered under his,
executive. direction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
BUSINESS MEN MEET
Conference Of Wholesale and
Retail Merchants Tonight.

There will be n meeting Of business
men Tonight at 8:l5 o'clock at II, F. a..
headquar tors Third and Main Streets, to
or Wholesale merchants or mnnilfa cturcrs,
arc invited; and urged ito attend.
The object OF tho meeting is q to hear
tho report the special committee APP,
pointed at h former meeting. and to
take steps to further perfect. the plan,
under consideration for the betterment
Consdera bic intercstis being manifested
In this movement. and some well defined
suggestions Will be submit tied. Brief talks
by ali business men may be Interested
III promoting the general welfare of
Richmond. Several well u known and
talks,Hand a. large attendance Is desired,
4 Refreshments will DO served during the
evening, lgb 8gA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

n q Vi
ship, Robert Martin Frank Otey Ramond
Rector, Frank Ritchie, Walter Thlloy;
Eva Goode. Maude Morlng, iazel
Strange Christine Fleet.
Fourth Primary Grade-Frank DUKE,
Robert Harris Cuyler Vaughan, Bessie
Clark. Edna Carter. Constance Lialpin.
Myrtle Haviland, Marguerite ROBINS,
Maude Tibbs, Florie Wyatt.
Third Primary, Grade-Giee,orgen Brooks <,
Alma Acree, E,essie Hardwicke, Elsie
Second Primary Grade-Fred. Bates.
Frank .Bernicch,, Howard Carter, Ray
Luther Harris, Caleb Pussy, Walter re.
WOOD, Roy Mann. Emily. Askew. LUCILLE
Baker. Louise Chamberlain; Nann e C IN
liza Gerhardt, Edith Houston Marie Mel
sci. Alice Mills, Ruth Ovens, Alice MOT
First Primary, GradeccMary N NC flls
.Hechler Elizabeth Webb. Kate Bosqueet,t
Ralph Hewlett Wright Watts. Elizabeth
fBagby, Dorothy Clendon. Marion Halle,
Alense Throckmorton, Douglas Aber-
nathy, Hill Carter, Fletcher Warren, Ju-
liam CayedO. 4se 5i5 eStG.7 sfs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
CENTRAL SCHOOL

Sixth Grammar Grade-Florence Leech.
Filth Gran.mar Grade-Maud NyoodNn,
Blanche Gldea, Fannie Shultz, Christian
Evensen, Willie Dabney.
Fourth Grammar Grade-Pa uline Gep
farth. Sadie Neale, Florence Turner, IIor-
ace Sharp, Mabel Engelberg,
Second Grammar Grade-Norwood Gary,
! Freddie Schultz. Brownie Buck, Margaret
DE Jarnett, Margle Gray.
First Grammar Grade-Aileen Irvine,
Jeanette Lindner. Hilda Holzhauer, Agnes
May.
berg, Ethel Smith. Ruth Scott.
Seventh Primary Grade - Margaret
ef ssth primary, Grade-French cason
AiorriR Cosby. Louis Lehman, Robert
Hams, Minnie Fisher Etna Gilbert. Eva
Gilbert Margaret C;ibbon, Louise Gep-
l3rth. Sophia Myer, Norma Smith.
Fifth Primary Grade-Bettls Fisher
Fourth Primary Grade Morris spooner.
Kathleen Baseler.
ayn. Robin Pollard. George Sutherland.
COLEMAN WhItloek. Jennie Fisher. Alice
First Primary Grad Gordon Hughart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Rosa Hudson, Mary Richardson, Dorothy
ELBA SCHOOL
six sixth Grammar n eraae--Ruth Thomas $.

/. Sixth Grammar Grade---Rutlaf Thomas
son. IA i, sess
Second Grammar Grade-Edna Moore,
Irma Adams e}s t1f@sE
First Grammar Graded Clayton Lefebyre
Mary Clark. Ethel Nuckols. IIilda VIII.
Eighth Primary Grade-Grace Wyatt,
Seventh, Primary Grade-Hcnry Miller,
Edith Batkins. Katie Eubank, Grace
.IIcaley, Helen Nuckols.
Sixth Primary GlTde-Edna Raines,
Dora Henry; Leila Lowry. John Harlow
Robert Thomasson, Eva Healcy Fleming
Ford. Maud Tyler, Leroy Rove, Robert
Hackett.
Fifth Primary Grade-Ryland Hamlet,
Willie Mitchell. Bessie Crumpler Edith
Eubank.' Mamie Garrett, Bernice Hard
ing, Mary Humphreys, Lula Mitchell,
Fourth Primary. Grade-Loulse Goode.
Michael KainsKatc Richardson. Howard
Davis James Healey, Otto Hitler.
Third Primary Grade.-BurrOw Pugh
Edna Burns, Gllssle Miller Ruby Blanks
Jake Wash. Russell 'rinslcy. Henry Rob
ertson. Littleton Lacy, Frank Bolton.
Second Primary Grade-'rom Malone
Nathaniel Harding. Eddie Miller, Elliott
IIazelgrove, Winfree Tate Louise Quarles,
NAV baltK Jessie Moseley,
First Primary tirade--GeorEc Attkison
Willie Cox. Greed Davis, Charlie Stein
Johnnie Wilks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

VS.. DWYER
Arrangements Made BY Which.
the Two Champions
Will Meet.
THREE STYLES OF. WRESTLING.
An Even Break Between Them.
Sign Papers Here
To-day.

Arrangements were made, through tho
sporting editor OF The Times-Dspatch
last night, by which Mike ]. Dwyer and
Martin Mudoon will meet in a finish
wrestling match, three styles. In this
city next week
The papers will be signed to-day. and
Richmonders will see the greatest
wrestling match ever pulled off in tho
United States.
There Will be three distinct styles Of
ewrestling-Greco-Ro Roman. In which Null
doom eXces; Cornish. In which DWycr
excels, and catcl,-as-catch -can. In which
both men stand equal
The agreement Will state that the first
fall is to be Greco Roman. Then there
will be a toss-up for the next fall. After
that, IL honors are even, will come the
third. It is quite likely that all three
of the styles will be seen, for the men
are SO equally matched that It Is toss.
up as to the winner.
Muldoon. as feature with Barrum's
circus this season. can't afford to lose
IL he can help It.
Dwyer. with his host of friends and
admirers here, and with a. prospective
class IN Norfolk cannot afford to lose
IL he can help it.. SO that the match will
be- one to finish, with the best man to
win In airy event.
FINE MATCH EXPECTED.
Muldoon will be in Richmond for two
weeks. Dryer goes from here to New
port News, where he Will meet Benny
Jones on launching day, Then he will
return to train for his big match with
Mudoon,
Mr.. Dwyer said last right that he did
not want any of his pupils to put up
any bets on him, and any statement
to that effect was wholly unauthorized
by him, He stands ready to make any
bets himself,
Tho match will be pulled off next week
tho day to be named when the papers
are signed to-day.
Both men feel confident, but they each
say tho other man is good, and that
there Is no sure thing as to the result
1t is quite safe to say that this match
will prove the most interesting of any
that has been seen In Richmond
Muldoon has slightly the best of Dryer
In weight lie Ia the prince Of Greco-
Roman wrestlers, ard is good at catch-
as,catch-can, ,8
4 Dryers fort is the Cornish style. He
has never been beaten at AZ, lie; too,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

and sentenced to one year In the peniten-
uary.@ in conformity with thesEv erdict
OF the jury which tried the case.
been taken looking to a pardon or comn.,--
tation Of sentence for the defaultlng lie
Insurance cashier. and Governor alonta;
no petition on tie subject. tits doubtful
il His Excellency will be asked to move
in the matter. but. on the other hand 10
term. which is regarded as light punisl-
ment for the crime.
The man has q great many strong
mine to try to get Ills sentence committed
to confinement In the city jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
DON'T FOOL WITH A COLD.
l(Trorn. tho Now York SUM

We must repeat our warning against
pneumonia. the most dangerous disease
that prevails In this CITY, and which is.
extraordinarily prevalent at this time.
Re on the guard at all times against
taking cold. Look out for. it II you take
1t. Gladstone used to- go to bed ana
send for a doctor whenever he had
cold, and consequently he got well IN g
very short time-rhe "sun" Is right,
and their warning should be needed
For colds there is nothing better than
.Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It pre-
vents any tendency OF cold toward
pneumonia 1t always cures and is pleas
ant and safe to take, For sale by all
druggists, i5 f59 t6i6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Alben1arle Gun Club.

season on tie New Reservoir grounds
noxt Monday, when the holiday VIII be
observed In a shoot at clay birds,
8fYoli have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS, in The. Fimes-Dis
work until you try them. 1t pays to be
convinced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
gle Webber, Nary Robinson Leslie Web
Der, Eleanora Morton, Clarence Robinson.
LEIGH SCHOOL
Sixth Grammar Grade-Val Lichtenstein.
Albert Thalhmer, Willie Bernstein. Mar

sixth Grammar Grade-val Lichtenstein,
Albert Thalhimer, Willie Bernstein, Mar
ion Sanders.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Isabel Dunford.
fein p soatha Rfsis Pnasx a us
Fourth Grammar de-Frances Crane.
Minnie 10th, Minnie Palmore, Bessie
Wayne. Charles Kahn. 1,,,,o, -.
Heller. Carlyne Nlchman;
Second Grammar G Ia 1esd G,id den
ace Heiistern, Charlie Miller, Charles
Throckmorton, Beryl Hundey Louise
Eighth. Primary GradeIRussell Wing
field Wills Woodward Norma 10th, II
gpna Msrr Hser ha ypxe f GbS E Tyrse
sISth PrimaTy GradsIJ 81 DOYLE !, Max
gonSss seFs aoawatsp amms.
giniai Eppes, Marie Stern. Marguerite
W F1Fh E4 Fmafy radegMev,na Baur
cellela Gentry, Matte Kelly. Emil Gasser,
Clarence johnson. Frank Komarek, LIN
wood .Waldrop, Mason Lumsden, Wallace
becca Cohen. Beauclerk Coleman, Mary
eefS Ysbes nSe Maean f
MarabIe, ParneIl Putzeii. Robert fupman,
GT'hird primary Grade-Ella Bawsel. May
Emmenhausea', Mary Komarek, Louise
Moore, Bernice Prottltt. India White. rs
sic Williams. Joe Baker Adrian !, Bend
Frank La Toucllo. Irvine Owens, Dick
Schroeder. Hubert Timmins, Irving White,
Second Primary Grade-Jacques Asher.
Earl Graves, Walter FIundley, Theodore
Nelson, Rueben Rose. Harold Strnuss,
John Wilson: Jake Welnstein. Rieta Bear.
Grace Franklin, Hilda 10th. Thema
Moseley.
First Primary Grade-Wllie Lumsden.
Payne. Sadie Rosenberg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
PAY POLL TAKES.
Voters Have Until May 9TH to
Qualify Themselves to Vote.

Regstered voters who hays. not paid
their for the year 1898 WI not
ggrressiionai elections this fall Unless they
The Const tuition requires the, payment!
pIrlor' to Tie election ut which the person
desires to vote, and, as the congressional
elections tbs year wI take am R|Ia} Ice on
lakes can be paid Will be May It'll. !.
Those who paid up ~ order to qualify
themselves to vote IN, the municipal ele!G;;;.
in the he Congressional elections but there
are large number of citizens IN t Iti
Sorportunity, and they may do SO any
time between now and May It'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
MADISON SCHOOL

Sixth Gramar Gtade-Wllliam Jackson,
Charles Phillips, Alice Branch, Mabel
Davis, Pearl Ridgcway.
Il Fifth Grammar Grade-NIoylan Fits,
Eettie Bobbitt Whtmel Bynum Belesta
#Cutshall, Alctha Rollins. Kathlene futile,
Douglas Leard.
ls q Bel i prever. Mamie Herndon, Louis
Kracke, Charles Pcttis. ,,,.
Third Grammar Grade-Mary 1ioWle.
Grace Bennett, Agnes Mcmahon que
Branch. Elizabeth Reid Madge satter-
"a Second Grammar cirade-Pcarl priddy'
81 First Grammar Grade- ( !, L a1a,!,
& Gooch, Eleanor Swami.
Eighth Primary Grade--Annie Gentry,
Ethel Collier, Marie Richardson, Myra
White.
sfyep EsaS 5tma'Yn sown Ahf
Mary kracke, Ruth Roberts, Louise
schIninke, Hazel Tyree, Eva M,augh aIc,.s
Ruti. Davis, RUBY. Elan, Agnes GrisE,
Grace Robinson. Mary Simpson, Winnie
SowelI. Minnie Gibbs.
" Fifth Primary ,Grade.Pauilne, A 1in1eio
son. Myrtle; crump' Edna Howell BESSIE
Fourth Primary Grade-Carence Free
man. Imogenc Hancock.
Second Second primary Grade-cecil Bailey
Jack Burress, Taylor Coleman; Henry
Goooh. Llcwlyn. Neal, Henry Wallersiein.
Hcrndon. Ruth l1andrum, Marie. Lacy,
Eima Sims, Erdne Ryder Mary coghlan
FlIst Frmary Gr Esis lanes Dqns ba:
Moody. Irene Engelklng. Beatrice Taylor,
Nina Paxton Dorothy Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Stuart Monument Fund.

The Stuart Monument fund grows
steadily, The following contributions have
been, received recently:
Captain Thomas ECO
Mrs. Landon B. Edwards. ........... LOO
Mrs. Ka Uterine Cnbell Claiborne. ..js 100
.''Al u Could Give 40
n. Adams !. 4. ........... IS 800
Rocky Mount Chapter ...,.,.......t.., Zoo
Mrs G gorge r. ones 100
MI Jackson Cha err. 900
Nrs s,Dayid AZ Brown :. 90
Mrs. Robert G.. Rennolds ........... 100
MIMI aoh 1870. 49, 1000
Mildred Lee Chapter, Martinsville. 5.6n
Mrs, Andrew Pzzinl LOO
t do]ph March 1sth,i't 4. ............ 200
IorS' t;eor 90 Ben il johnston q. o.
Mrs Jlnllls sby l.W
MI. W. II, Weaver. !. ....... .aa5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
.PocAHo NTAs AT THE LAUNCHING.
This Steamer. With Large Deck. Garry.
0lE3 l.. Ind PASSENGER CapactY

81 Ina Passenger Capacity,
This steamer, with large deck-carryipg
passenger capacity. will make special trip
to tho launching OF the battleship "Yir-
glnia,n at Newport News ship-yards on
fi Leave Richmond Monday morning,
April ith, z "A. NJ. Leave Norfolk Tues
day, April 6tt. at 1880 a. NJ. view
Launching and arrive Richmond same
day, Fare, 49,
Leave Newport News passenger pier
Tuesday. 9th, about noon, view launching
and land passengers at ship-yards Fare,
30 cents.
Leave pier at ship-yards after launch-
ing and proceed to Richmond, passing
In view Jamestown, Brandon, lYestOver
Shirley and the many other. points Of in
,tcrest, Fare, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

The It'd, WANT AID, page Is the mar
ket place In .Whlch all Virginia meets TO,
buy and sell. gE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31

House cleaning time has come--read
the It'd. WANTS for help, and you WIN
not have to work yourself to death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
Looking for Wandering Girl,

\ Tho police areIlooking for Rosie Abcr-
nathy, a @fourteen-year-old girl, who Is
missing from her home, In Newport
News $iS s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
BELLEVUE SCHOOL

Sixth Grammar Grade-Margaret Rice,
Louis Brautigam, Annie Allen.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Richard Cardo-
Fourth Grammar Grade-Ernes Smith,
Moore yerna Matthews.
Third Grammar Grade, No, 1-Robert
Blutord. Ollie Beasley. Matte Beale.
Willie Low, Ryland Wiltshire, Teddle
Tyndall. Ruby Tucker,
Third Grammar Grade, No. 2-I.ouise
White, Hazel Jones, Louise Spain, Masle
Selph, Alys Clemmitt
Second Grammar Grade, No. l-Lucy
Higgins, Fannie Hechler Marry Miller,
Sc second Grammar Grade. No, s-vrsle
r1rss drs% IIs Grade, s No. 1z LYLE
Oneida, Wharton, Anna Taylor, John
First Grammar Grade. No. .2,-WilI Par
IRISH, Ethel Crane. Mary Talley, Irene
Eisih.l' Primary Grasdei73Ielen Ball,
Gentry, Fred Koch. Ruth Rust, Celeste
Johns, Cauter Jet, Virsie Harris, Corlnne
Mackie
Seventh Primary Grade Earl Arnltage
Daniel Lockwood, Garland Wilson, Celeste
Anderson. Louise Bickers. lucille Butler,
sixth Primary Charlottesville crutch-
field. Clarke Roper, Esteile Wade, Clyde
Bailey, Camnie Davis. Sadie Overton,
Irens stif. ALICE SatterAeld. Minnie Pin.
cus. E4$g
Fifth Primary Grade--Hugo Banking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
SENTENCE BROWN To-Day
No Move Has Yet Been Made
for His Pardon.

This being the last day 81 the March
Brown WIN be brought before Judge Witt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-31
EASTER FLOWERS

Finest collection OF Azaleas, Lilies. Red
Rambler Roses, Hydrangeas splreas
and Hyacinths In the city
MANN & BROWN,
al .l5 III tS.5 s5 West Bread
3 West Broad
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-29

Kettle of boiling grease caused
the loss of a thousand lives only a
few days ago. The igniting OF a drap-
cd curtain in the Iroquois fheatre
at Chicago last winter blotted out the
of six hundred people, mostly
women and children. These are only
two instances, but there are many
more. Citizens of Roswell. protec'
v,nr homes with a few tubes of dry
Powder Blaze Killer. Do not delay
but order by mail
C. w. WADDELL.
Ell Captain Hotel