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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
The Y. M. g A

4 .rhe ,nen's meeting at the Central "a NJ:
e. "a. tomorrow al ternoon Will be sfnlls s OF
Interest, Miss Sue III ogan and Mr. CIV.
montgomery will be the oloists, N i,
IN "a. Coulter. state ecrotary5 q the Viz
GINA Associate VII 13be the speaker ,':
and his theme. What poesSi Mean ",
sThe service Will begin at s:SO @ clock. and !,
ali mon are cordially Invited. Mr. esoul-
ter is a forceflll spea ker, Ii.
Tho boys meeting will bo held at 2 !,
In thcl blue room, In e harKe. o. Plyslcai
gn,rect or IIa rdy, There wi be no meet
iing of7ti,es Gymnasium Bible STUDY Club;
INC Conversational Bible Study Club will
meet imnied ately on eSadjournmsnt Of 2,
the mems rneeting for tfeif nal1 ho ,lN
gstudy{ins theslife Of Christ e,
d, Thre Boys = Is Bible tudy Club W'll
meet In the blue room at51 O'clock this lNs
morning, z. c,,,,,, LII,
meat FthIs eafternoon 5at :. s o'clock, DR.
pall viii duct tho study on "Ilo " 4 70 g
Teach the Christina \ ! l lesson
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TURKEYS DROP
FOR CHRISTMAS 3 4. |. | ]. v {.
Marin Weather Causes 4" Cob
bier to Fall Three Cents 55
D 81 on the Pound.
NOW TWENTY CENTS RETAIL I / !. |.
Market Well Supplied to Meet.
Holiday Demands
greens in Evidence.

Il With the marke change In tho weather
yesterday apd ascent Of the mercury, tho the
price or turkeys took a drop and went from
Is and 20 cents n pound down to % and
20 cents, but 1t is said tina t the DECLINE
las reached its limit.
4 One merchant In the Second Market
stated that in former years he had known
turkeys to sell for 10 cents on Christmas
ave, owing to sudden change in tho
weather. IIc said that his would not
Sbe the case this year, even should the
warm spell continue. Ho said further
that the market men would not reduce
the price, and that they would prefer 70
hold their produce rather than soil them
at sacrifice. III years gone hy. they
were not prepared TO hold turkeys and
other goods over, but now they have
their cold storage plant8and if necessary
swili hold them over.
The market was we'll supplied ycstcr-
day, but The bulk OF the produce fJill DO
on the stands this morning, and doubt
less before the market has been opened
many hours hundreds Of housewives will
have purchased their Christmas. dinners.
4 Vegetables. fowls. meats and fruits are
10 be had In plenty and at tho usual
&t,hristnas prices.
The market place Is, indeed most
interesting place at this season and alonG
sixth Street one has 10 but walk through
The thoroughfare and 1t will not take
more 10 convince him that Christmas is
agpon him; for on every side he hchods
quantities of cedar, holly. mistlctoe and
other everEreens which are so suggestive
OF the Yuletide
The evcrgreens are scare In comparison
With former years. and tho mistletoe sui
fered considerably from The cold weather
which turned some Of 1t black The prices
for these decorations arc well ip.
The market Will open at the usual ]loiil
aud close at midnight as on any pthv,
SalurdaE -
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VS. IN M
WON GRAND PRIZE.
Virginia Far E Exceeded All But
Three States Has Fifty Medals.

Virginia Far Exceeded All But
Three States Has Fifty Medals
B rho splendid showing made i,y this
State at tl,e World 's Fair ssourccsofi
3gratificatlon3to VlrEininns generally, nnd
II ID particularly desired that yirgll,ian,sA!
GENERALLY should know what tile st,LteSuc--;;
Scoinpllshed 4 there With 8 small means In
competition; with tie other States, mnn,s
having vastly larger appropriations.
was one OF the four States \ Int
won the grand prize, thelShighcs + award
on her agriculture exhibit. sj The Of. icii
Fthrcea states winning this Il kEll8 llonor$i,t p
Spropriatcd much Larger sums d for teli
gcxhibts-one Of them q Z. mi on dollars
and the other two luurter OF ~ nl'lllf',l
each. Virginia had but fifty thousand,
svt,t with this smn II SUN Its exhibit ranked
Swithfthe bcs and ahead of all save three.
&A# dozen ora,nores States witt from 81
Dob q $780, 900 each at their command slall-
cd OF 10 grand prize. tS VIZ 1, \,
also won fifty medals, gold.
silver8or bronze on lcr, exhibit
ss No furthcrproof'isS needed that the Viz
GINA Commission made Is God use Q #tllelr
funds, and are ell Titled to- CONNIE ndatl q
on tho showing N ade. It Is ex2ected that
yalab bic results a to the 8 ate WI accrtc
stoStris advertisement OF her product and
resources. The prime mlnisterHdf the Do
3,ninions Of Canada and Its minister O. az
irIculture have wTittcn to I; Commissioner
K diner, 81 congratulating the State on lis
fneS showing. and saying that THIS STA a tr
had opened the eyes Of tic ~ orld to her
wond erful q resources. II t. Is conf idenlls y
ted that the state WI 5reap for years
to como as a rcsul Of his TX
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YOUNG. MERCHANT ! ! |.
COMMITS SUICIDE /. c !! i.
Mr. Carbon \ N w God Sends \ Z
Bullet Into His 8B
Blsill. b ss55I


$s Carbon sN Wood. without warning and \
apparently without nrerned ltatlon. wont
Into tho stable in the redr$ OF the store.
No. 0n5 v N forth Second street, vest crdny5 !
shortly before Il q clock IND
shot himself Iii the heat wi Il, aps thirty
two caltbre rcvol yer. The 5biillet tered
3the6rightSear. and deat must have been
gg gSg
IN Airsssyvood aud 4 his Brother, Robert Az
Wood. conducted a grocery $ tore ~ To-
place mentioned N For gone tineSt The deal
lnnli% had been lns III Slioalt but Il no one
had suspected lie Ind Ions o. self
destruction. lr Was mi lng NJ iron, "a llt'
store ;,f los. 10 o. clock, nd II about 6orl
Ills dead body was y ind In the sstablcs85si$
5ss, I'lle coroner viewed tho body and turned
his relatives. t1ndertnkcr E3liley
prepared he$bod for bqrial and the till-
3ornl will Id from a lid rome a Il u $oic loclz
this morning and II he burial will bio 4 In
5sgl
q Mrs Yood was ii son the ia te VA
and Airs. Wood y nd $wns VS. kno Wris in
Richmond and $Chesterfleld $cot1nty. NJ IIa
Slcavcs.tw brothers, no bert land john.
md haSlnotlar 5(3 n 33S . q 3s
rio d ly Ca ,isc TOR the ras i net Is at-H
Stributed 10 Ill heal TIL e W. M
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GAVE THEM u: UP.
'Bondsman for Briel and ] Danc5ey
Turn Them Over to the Court

Turn Them Over ito the: Court 1l;t a
". j. RrIci md Dance were were
before the Police Court vest crda These
IA en- had been required By Ice crntcf-
field to give. bond for q, 600 forged
behavior for a year I3a had bc en- FUR fur
Il shed BY a well known 81 izen5und II t3 he
men discharged from jail. hen, how how;
ever, tho worthy citizen leagned he na7
ture ofthe charge against Briel and Dan 2
$cf.y lie wit hdreW9 from the bon Itrle c
and Dancey are nov In jai 5Ss ,i VI 81 b
355I 11cyf Thomas houghi called for oudiy
nv tho genial Gibbons, led r llo !.
NOD Az Lucy Will be on hand II the trt1slS
3sleuths are not mista ken. nc Il ch ma
said that the woman had al veg 1, = 2
55wn tcr to run. during tho cold eatneri
contrary to tho ordinance. Ills fio on
like Hamlet, remarked d !, s, !.
" roo mich OF water has thou, !a an,
I.lcindy.n .s35 d 7. ~, 4,
d "A pairSot negro DRINKS and an en- Ply
mis- tolsgnetted Sergeant hoina rs 5s51 linda
exn city SO. Ed ward Il obirsor8nn Tea gu $
Nicholas played the paying pa rts.
Mr. j III. NIaptelo, who but t' w Gays
a "a wa ali honored guest at the Cha 2. 9. eau
dc Smith celebrated his return ! 9 o. apnS
homo byg exhibiting o Mrs hlAtntelo rs
knowledge at tho unmHnl,y Y art OF Is mock
out II Els spouse TODD n cou PIC OF ROUNDS l
and tlsnI called In q he! law T was a q
6knoc kotYt for Mantelo and SIX months !! o.
training at tho ate;lu.5
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Personals and Briefs,

Of, w. Arnllstead q Ills, student oltlcer
Medical School, United 3 States Army,
Washington, D. c., reached he city .la /; y
night and Will spend the holidays WIN
friends In Richmond,
4$ Mr., Hunter Cardozo e In the city Wild
'i,rlle subject OF Dr. Young's. scrnlo al
Centenary Church to-morro%s morning 2, ~
Vii fe ,arhe Larger Incalra ton Eve
ming i subject, ."rhe Firth Of g. Divine Mani
hood. There will be special muse lH'lf y
"a A special Christmas sermon will bss
preiaehed NY the ROY. p. p, CAV, at East
End Baptist Church Sunday y y !, morn'glg''
upon tho subject, 81 God 4, SIX !,
to1 lilo one Z tho morning and the SUBJ
iect will be 1some BLESSINGS FLOWING
Forth From God q Gil 1T ~,
Attractive Ghrlstmas l1 music NIL ~
rendered at both sery lces'
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LEE CAMP OFFICERS,
Major Johnston Elected Com
rnander-Lee-I Jackson Dav.

n. z. LcA Camp, 80, /, Confederate
Veterans. held their regular meeting llsii
night Commander James Power Smith
II, the chair.
The camp has arranged for the celebra-
lion oi I1cc-Jankson Day jointly with the
Daughters Of the ConfedeEary on Friday
night, January goth. Colonel w. Gordon
afcCabe will deliver sbc address, and the
public are Invited
Colonel ". r, cgtshag will deliver Ills
address. on THE "Batus'of spotsyivania,r
d,islng January 1905, the night selected
to3suit the 4conreirienees OF Colonel Cut
shaw,
Rar. Dr. I,andon n. Mason. Rev. Dr.
u William Jones and Geryis stprrs were
appointed tn select some one 10 deliver
HE Anniversary seHnon on January 18th.
The fealowing officers wese elected for
the year as51: Commander. John v.
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The Force Of Habit.

Editor Iimes-D Dispatch. - Under y tho
heading, Strenuous I.lfe at the POST
office in this mornings paper, you state
tllal lhere s but one man at one littlo
window, with one scale to sell STAMPS
and weigh packages. and that ho cannot
keep up with the midday rush at The
window. This is a mistake. ms ali this
week there have been two men at adjoin.
Ing windows, selling stamps and weighing
packagcsf aa '''''' -
1T 10 impossible, occasionally. to serve
al, immediately they arrive, but the
trouble Is that tho people crowd To The
window they have been accustomed 10
efforts OF the janior to divide the crowd
between the two windows \
@ Respectfully,
WRAY r.. KNIGHT,
., Postmaster,
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4 Card From johannesburg

Postmaster WrnS 7, \ knight has re- 9,
the frransvaal. South Africa, a handsome,
engraved card (, conveying the Christmas
grsetings Of the postma s = ana
officers of.lne post and telegraph. depart-
also of tho best wishes for I he New X ear.
rho card Is smrmountcd BY gilGcd !, crest,
bearing the royal Insignia Within arc
engraved pictures of the genera! postof
nee 1T johannesburg, "a ma tive NAL runner
and the Cape Town y Q han nesburg speci q I
European mail train. These my lta tons
n large foreign mall businese.s VA
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Soldiers Take H oliday.

According to an ord err issued q at ree,-
Observation-Disclosures, drt Is were 81 pend.
cd last night, and will n resumed "
Mi sJun,l,,lry 4th. This wa $ done in order
!, sivn. tie BOYS Is chance to enjoy the
Christmas festlvit ties. I, Il y { y \
On tie night January 9TH, 9 pal tail 9
drill Of three comp anies be !Sheld !;
hey Will bc Compa m and IL, oi
"A and & will have oattalionS drill,
AT, this time act oll has been taken
9bv1tha officers OF i the reg iment, II con-
cction with tho inYita th ne
State militia to attend the Ion OF
president Roosevelt. on the fourth Of 4 next next
40,
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Fairn.ount Baptist Church. G

Morning ;8 Organ yollintnry, selected Il
iDoxology; At ] nvocat ton: Jehoyali 81 elgns.g
Belrly,E Hymn ] Of to the World b Handel
Onertory; Glory To God lin the Highest
Thompson; Hymn. Hank tho II Ierald Ans
gels Sing. Nj ndelEsohli;E Sermon;5 Hymn
Hail TO tho Lords SAnoi ted. n Vebb.
4 Evening: Organ Yolnnt Try; y xologyi
Invocation; Praise tile Lord Aic-f
,Phnil Z Hymn, 81Iark / the lad Sound 4 he
Saviour Gomez Pond; ;s One tory; ri 81 Bee
hold! I Bring You Good I'd ngs aic a,
PhaiI lynn, IIark ..5 hat ieaiis 'Those3
Holy, Voices: 4 Sermon: II ymr.S Ne Praise;
.,rhoe9O God iforstiln Son al Love
Choir: isscs Mamie Mia
.ler. ,lin England, Mamie Shelton, s Mrs
Julian, Blnford. Mrs. lla M err.
Alto MISS Iillye 8 5ml th. NJ II. go RI
Gary. M Tenor NJ +, Charles IN tcrson-5
NIr. T.. H. r ichard son. Orgnnist--s
Miss May lyitham. III tress--A s
3I}!S ary', 5fSs3 II,
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Stewart.

a pretty marriage ceremony was celer-5
brstad By tle Rev. ocl n n ,rllckersiill
tho home Of the brittle. No. Coz NORM
nty-seventh Street, enlbcrsa a 2ls s.
al . III. Nj the cont racting part les being !.
Mir. John GRADER and S-Hllss Y 7lorel'c III
Stewart, %hoth$of this city NJ u;
a Tho bride was nttircd5in 4wlllllltef orgnndS,
and carried a shower bouquet 81 it l'r|d 'e
roses. I NJ S q , !, X,
The brother of the groom and &c MI, Npillle
1y,jcbt acted rs l,sliers. 81 Tho presents
we're we're both numerous and ham sonle. md
attested the great 4 popnlurity Of the
couple. ThnySlcft at II ;30 RI NJ oyer the
Southern road for j ckspnyllle, Tla,, and
other Southern clties, Upon thelr return
they willfrcsldo at No. 60i North n wlcinty-
seventh Street. 8f si{ AZ 4. 3sf, ( 5Ai 4
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WH|LE...EUNE.RALPAssED
MERRY NOTE H !! !. ]! I'd
Striking Scene on Broad Street .tlss,t't.
During Chris tmas
Rush. n. IN a

X Broad n street on Thursday; morning
witnessed "a scene 50 full OF human In I:
terest, 80 fnll@of & life aid n dcuth. hat
even tho merry, thoughtlcss Christmas
crowd stopped short, and turned from
gaiety8 oSreverence. IT was In the morn
ing wien the street was tlTonged It'll
shoppers; men and women Gu reless " q
the Bfuture. thinking only OF tho present
and the 1oysof living. Pop -crac RS and
tin horn 5 sounded noisly, laughter and
mirtl1 we're sln9the air and stream Of
brilliant color surged in grea tiWaves ~
and down the ALWAYS u SSS n ot8S g soul
tho hundreds there but 81 orleld
In the very zest Of a fo and lletftln
tho destrao ton OF the moment, st silfts "a u
4 Down tho street In oparS order came AN .
.Barlow's minstrels, * ~ comedy c roWtl OF
PLAYERS. dressed in@ tile Y gro esque " wa way y
that minstrel men ef fect. l#55# 81 ,{;
"a living joke were they wi It'll i3iaugh ter al.
Is al, end TON all ambit ion. III front the
band ,r,arched with a wa gger, playing y
a march; dear to the popular fancy and lld
first Of all walked the lordly band ma s-
ter. i'll gys1 III Il N Il.
81 Coming ii from the other direction g !!
funeral procession met the minstrel I1.lt g
troupe and slowly pas scd be tweelll i .s
ra nks So 5qulct6and unexpected was 3ll,se
meeting that Il there was no ~ l,ance g !, 9
turn aside. but the t,a ID quick ! x
Al !. FASH dropped hss baton 4, and the
music stopped not JIG eng q tne
1,nr 1,,,t OH the very not {. With heads az!
uncovered these men OF Snlirtha stood ~
for death to pa SIS, putting aside the g
Ming mask f5of comedy II for. re yerence .t.5
the asst carriag &c rolled lslo WiSs51s'
4 ,,cY band again took lip the wal ting
Snn,c !, + uEed louder than before s ia1.
II, ~, - III moved tie minstrels on heir
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FRIENDS ARE e Ao q i'!!l: y x,
rJnhcsitatinglly Say That theel Re- Re.
n1oval Was al, Injustice. S8
Vindication Wanted. h

Y,,,,t " RI I. y. NJ /. IN 1ftr 2 treat
4 . i>' :. .,,,559 :. ,l, q
and Judge l Ddt'',nd Wada'l e" rs.ssne :
- I. u 8! 49, "
the have been since w sav's havtl's
gone thither III come cti ion with thu Q r'--i
pol,l t,ne1lt OF Mr.. j. ID. 81 Stuart as stlc-
!. p =, AZ. =, = s I Y =, W 4
0 - :, 4.
Mr.. Treat was In his ON CO 9 y !.
when asked for. a tat enont, he begged
~ Ia ~ o,,.ed ron, 4 isoussnE the matt
Z |, n I, " = i ~ TIA 4
= ~ > - ~ 'T.1l
It was N 81 proper 70 90 90 D. ~
the matter Of removal and appointments
on sti,, nen.dinr ana IN abeyance d s
- . y. !, Z
stated % sie 4 ~
Mr.. rect frlerd We e &c ssot
feel that he has been treated properly
\. ,,,a 4, { ], - !, ! i,cy
, Z, Y,
con as peell s
yesterday that he was entitled q Scofl';
Mate vl,,dication8 from the implication OF
!, 4, II, a ,uhtcl
.a.s.a, frn,, ~, I. VII ,nnt 81 assigned
H. =, = ina n,l,
ausg ~ - +, Sthat Il q not, tha nca
~. - ~ ,rre.t go res
y -, rrres
= FnSs nrY In
laa s pcen ~ ~ ~
sgt " \, aese 81 49,, =, ],
8s MI WISE s Fine n aIlcl.
~ AS information acclltnulates, 4 becomes
more and more apparent tina t N IL Jolll1
X. wise. Of N ew8t 70 fls. figured 4 ii the
action Il aiken by President Roosevelt.
Is known that IMr2yNi Use visited tho Fresi-i
dent and conferred with him the day be-
fore the announcement, and again the
dnv preceding that day 1t is a lso under
stood that MI. IA. g. Peaci1y, of SNewpurt
News, relation by marriage Of Mr..
wise, ana Mr.. j. u. il. y Stuart, were both
applicants fori tho collcotorahlp Of tho
port Of Newport IN ews 1t 4 Is said that
in order Is Improve Mr.. Peachy,'s pros
pects for the q collectorship, 1t 4 became
necessary to eliminate II Mr. Stuart from
that contest for Preside lent ooseyeltls s.
nred lection for ti,e Young ii, volunteer SOL
der ana son Of tho famous / Confederate
81 arvma 7, l,yere regarded as giving him
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4 ~ y,
I set OF china nnd pair OF silver ~ getablo

n set Of china and pair Of liver getalbc
dishes. ~ s ~ "a s iss3j IL IL SS
" Mrs. Martha. Whltworth lis III Il 81 her her
home on West Twel Il Il, street. ~
Dempsey Counsel was sent 3jail ! Tor Ir
I'VE days yesterday by Mayor Maurice i s.
sIte was In 4 deplorable condit ton. half half
starved nnd sick n He cccived the necc's'T
sary attention. ~ jsis III ~ "
rho Dominion Troy an NalslYork NJ,
Will probably take OF, "a large number q '
new met, after the holidays.
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To Flush the Streets.

The Council Committee on Health met
last night ana approved the pay roll for
the month";
The committee also directed tho SUI
perintendent of The street Cleaning Dc
partment to flush itload, Main and Cary
sueels from me city plugs to-day, aud
the work will begin at O O'Clock thts
tnornjng e
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Pool Tournament Scores.

! Tho scores In the pool tournament at
Tho RIchnlcnd last night were Murphy.
80; Sickle. 40: Asher, 80; Bullman. AZ;
Murphy, TO- Warden. 49, Those ia take
part tonight ere; Brooch and Bowman
Murphy and Glenn, Morris and Williams,
Ghon,as aud Iiaskins. Hicks and Blainc,
A shcl and Hosicr. 3 Sft VA III Il w A a
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{ The University Memorial.

n Tor Che Universityiof Virginia memorial
tablets on which will BIO inscribed the
names OF several studcnts and alumni
who fell during the war, the appended
amount has been received Ut The I,lmes-
Dispatch office, No. 916 East Main Street.
Each nlumnus Of tho University Or
friend Is requested by those behind the
movement to give 81. Is expected to raise
s3nO in Richmond In 81 contributions.
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Cut the Back.

stokes, and zander5 Coleman i,
two scaahouse Scprne & nesroes, got into:
an alteration OH seventeen street,
4near Rroad, about 2 o'clock slast MS
and sunny got cut in tho back, 3. 3
Dir. Leonard put a / few ST. tnlles IN the
cut md tho pol lee are looking for Nand en-.
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WHAT m MEANS.

Metre Tired of answering 81 ueRtl olls ~
.'Fewer Gailons; Wears Long Err nles.ns
tint You don't lave to pa Int your house
10 often and Sol don't have to \; use 80
much paint Costs less for the job,8alld
srhe now paint Is not new Mt NIL. It's
The biggest selling paint IN s. tho United
States, and the firm thai makes II - s!4a
years oldn y.
Doyoe lead and iinc--feWer lions
than mixed paints. wears vice q o. S JON
as lead ana oil. N Il & III. 81
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Laurel Bows Entertain.

Superintendent q. u, Emmons Of thu
Laurel Industrial School, has arrnnEed
for Christmas &nlertainnient for the
boys. and Indications point to q most en-
ioyable occasion. trhs affair takes place
on Monday evening at 7;s0 O'clock
This programme for the entertainment
includes q number % RIchnond's pronlri
inent musicians,
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New Fire Alarm Box.

The fire dcpa rtlnent yesterday instnlled
a new alarm box In tho new BiJou
The nunber OF this box is %.
and Is private. The first alarm brings
four engine companies and truck. tho
second alarm, brings two additional engine
companies. .a 4sng 9
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MISS LYN E +, ! BOOK 20 81 (.

Her Texas Story OF Love s: an ana '7I
d wv al to Go on Sale Z o-day.
S,rherc will be oil 10 to-day IN ~ tie
book stores and g !lslls
Sments OF tile city tileitml'G " :
story, Critic. Y 9
s,rhe book Is from the press tho Nea Y
fpnhlisltns Company. and Is q tract IL
every way. The cover signed hS.S y :
talented author, bears the lone ST er o.
6,rcxa s.ifus we'll as The storminH'S2Sso q
Alamo. ms anglndext g the story wIi1 !,
Hon. which Is n8lpvc story deulin WIN
the independence Of 'Fexa & III. . &.
"a largo sale is predicted for l..'s s talo
Of love and wal. & I III 5s3
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Was Carried Back.

Detectives Gibson and Mcmahon yes-.
terday arrested ]. =, Jones forithe ais
&thorltics OF Newport News. IN which city
tic man Ia wanted for y alleged Ilslp-f
back by officer Reynolds yesterday ,nf-
iicrnOon. f. 81
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Elks and the Poor.

nichmond Lodge az Hl2s VIII Bren1!eehlbnt ~,
tho poor. o-dny, Wien q conlrs tee WI !,
10 at the Home, Eleventh ana Narsn va,
,h,tn zoo baskets OF provisions, Cards ie,,-
ititling 10 tho baskets have been dlss FL
.buted by members Of tho lodge si !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

4 MANY OFFICESlJRENTE
Demand for Rooms in. Mutual
Building Is Great 3. ~ sa

y 5Atsth!s time tho Mutual Assurance Sos
ciety's B, new building at the 4 corner. OF!
,Ninth{and Main Street, Is ust4about two
thirds Completed, and ninety-tllree offices
3Favaftllready l,eenircntcd. q. 5s#
b rheltnew building is rapidly nearing
completion and already half Of the win.
5dows OH the Main Street side have been.
.putSin,annd the building now assunl es n III
imposing aspect. - !, 4$$5 5afg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Lieutenant Anderson Here.

lieutenant w. u. Anderson, unlted
states engineering corps, son OF ttor-
!ney- sneral William A.. Anderson, is In
the city and will spend the no lldays here,
4 1t will he remembered that lie gtadsv
uated second III hiaS class at West Paint
last spring He Is at this time sta
stloned IN washington.