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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
BARTON HEIGHTS BONDS.
Meeting Tonight to Decide on
Issue Of Fifteen Thousand.

mass meeting OF the citizens OF Bar
ton Heig hts Will be held at s o'clock to-,
might for the purpose of talking over the
his Council to issue bonds amounting to
$4,000 for the purpose Of building n town
hail and, completing with theAremalndert
ofSthe money the water mains and sew
ers as well as granolithic pavements.
The call for the meeting comes from:
the Citizens A Association md citizens OF
SBrookland Park and the surrounding ter
sritory will also unite In the movement.
The citizens-that Is, the majorlty-are
in favor tofS the measure, and the meeting
promises to be interesting as well as har--
lnonious a ia q q
Mayor Rose states that the municipal
lity is In splendid financial condition. F1e,
swlll;Sread & a report at to.nights meeting
which RWill attest this. The meeting Will
be held under the auspices of the Cit
iznn {. a SSOciatlo Ion Sf Il sfs.G 5 so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
SESSION IS
SUCCESSFUL.
Liquor Dealers Association Adj
jourils After Gratifying
Convention.
ENSUING YEARS ''l. y OFFICERS !: (; i;
Election Shows But Few Changes
n ,
ENSUING YEARS OFFICERS 8
Election Shows Bit Few Changes
iii the Personnel PORTS
mouth Next. ftss

4 III Z 4 . 4
After one OF the most harmonious and
successful conventions iii tho! history OF
the organization, the State Liquor Deal
ers' Association adjourned yesterday, TO
meet IN Portsmouth next year.
The association convened at 10 O'clock
in Sanger Hall, and the first business
taken up was the adortIon OF the re-
ports of the secretar. and treasurer.
These papers were both found to be per-
fectly correct. Tie auditing committee
made us report, wlnch was also adopted.
Tho election of officers for the ensuing
year was quiet, and there are. but few
changts in tht personnel. One OF the
features Of the meeting was tho adoption
Of a. resolution allowing the cities OF
Richmond and Norfolk the privilege of
two members on the executive commit
tee.
The officers elected were the following:
& Off1cers-John A. 1.esner, president:
Norfolk; T. 8: Fitzgibbon. vice-president
Norfolk; NJ. I. Hessberg, second vice.
president, Richmond !; i. B. Hancock, sec.
rotary. Richmond: L. Lazarus, treasurer,
LynchonS y
Tx ecutive ,Committee-E r. w oodWafd
chairman. Roanoke: w. II. zinrne rnlailn
s,bchairman. Richmond; 9. T.. Lefew
Rich mulld !; J.. T. Powers, Petersburg; "
j. Tyson, Charlottesville: L. a. Iiearney
Phoebus; J.$J. Fitzpatrick. Berkeley; p
e. Downhan1. Alexandria; J. j y Mckeon
Newport News; j. T. Hartman. staunton
e., Il. White, Norfolk: w. T. teptoe
Lynchburg:eJ. p. NJ. Joyce. Portsmouth;
John Fa wcett. Bedford City: William Ian
Danha user. Poca hontis; J. 7. Prince,
Norfolk: j. +. Cole, Covington; J. "
Gibson Danvile; John Moore. Manch h'est
ter;#T.t McCra cken, Frederi c ksburg.
The association was reported rs lavin
been established Mt Covington. with 4! a
good mem bership e. &,
The et el'al association IS now SAID 70
DO on firm foundat ton and Utmost mar, ,Sl
mony prevails. The organization has
every reason to believe that they VI !
accomplish more than they d;d last year. a.
(which was considered most successful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Mrs Yea1mrlans Returns.

Mrs. Jennie y eamans has returned nft t,I
some months spent the North, Wnete
She most snfeess19lt fs .a,1hi
81 6 ws ,vu Vas forYthree months member. Of
a the faculty Of Byrons Kng,s School g Ct
oratory, in which she taught he eia arr +
She received q most flattering or 6t1eo on! 70
s sirned col for tho summer sea
son. soma and could not be Induced 70 leave !, w.
Richmond, which has always been hcr
home. Z, |. . . !. ~, -, u IN
smaInYsof the dramatic productions Of the
SCHOOL. playing roles too difficult 70 pc
entrusted to The pupils She was e 60 Z, as
facrorded the highest praise for her por-
travail of the part, Among other roles
she played was tina Of Queen l1llzashetll y;
in which she was described by g, cr1tle c o. y
ing, Yet withal having the dainty touch cNle'hl
of lie tcNe WOnlan.NaIea N. -..-.-L 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
PLAIN TALK. 4 4
Food For Thought There, Too.

'Having found out for myself the food
that enables mo to get the most pleasure
out of life, consider 1t duty to tell
some one else my experience" says a
Massachusetts woman q
Born withga weak and sensitive stonl-
ach, suffered long with indigestion and
the many Ills arising from It, general
constipation. weakness of the bowels. to-
gether with catarrhal Inflammation and
rheumatism Of every form and fashion
Will, tremendous amount of 81 fferlng,
i had what Is known as deposits of brick
dust and uric acid With almost every
other impurity Of the blood which such q
condition can produce. b5t r. 5
10 the conclusion that ] must
eat to live and not live to eat, I3besan
looking aboutEto find the best gay, and
among the many foods tested was Grape,
Nuts, ] did not use It as n genera food
day, either at morning or night, on an
empty stomach, and softened In warm
cream or milk withSsa, little sugar, bread
or butter or cooked or raw fruit, Unto
this time I had tried every known remedy
for constipation and had 10 reyEon the
medicines, although Ifcontinualy got
worse instead of better;Q within a short
timo the Grape-Nuts food twhichsalwayf
dgcsteD had toned up my whole system,
tAlu stWlS 7t'l''Ni'
every bit Of consultation and bowel tro.l-
hle disappeared and ] babe goodbye to
all tho catlartlcs. RI
Now, after using c1rape-Nuts two
years + still think II delicious. NY rhell-
lmatism is all gone, also tho constipation,
something had never, even hoped for.
never have a headache nowadays, y, y
eyesight and hearing ara excellent for
one of my age, but had given me much
trouble while ] suffered from cohstipa-
ton. am now past s0Eyea,'s Of age, but
walk out and enjoy IT, Feel strong and
we'll and I know The Cirape-Nuts has
given added ygor to my brain, too, u
would be Very gratifying TO me to know
that my letter had helped show others
tho way to a proper diet that has cured
my stomach and howell trouble. Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich
Look In each package for the famous
little book THE Road to AFellyille."" n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Will CONTINUE The
CLEAR WATER TESTS
Committee Recommends Appro-
priation Of Three Thousand #
Dollars for That Purpose.

The Water Committee last night re-
commended to the Council an ordinance
appropriating $4,000 to authorize and
provide for continuing the tests now he
ing made by; Dr.. r. c. Levy. of James.
River water with reference to its purity
for a period OF twelve months. from Octo.s
Der LIST.
Dr. Levy submitted additional reports
showing the necessity Of keeping up the
tests and the ordinance was sfeartilyare-5
commended by Superintendent Boiling,
Of the department.. II the ordinance goes
through, a. laboratory will be built on the
banks OF the river where the water can
be gotten at frequent Intervals. The
Medical College OF Virginia was thanked
by resolution for allowing Dr. Levy to
use it's laboratory for temporary work
during tho summer months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
.ELLY.SON IN
SOUTHWEST I
Goes tosAid WysorSin His Splell-
did and Effective
Fight.
THINGS Will MIL. HUM |. J N. NOW
Campaign All MI Over , State tate T PROM
ises to be 1t1augurated
Tomorrow.

Tor orrow promises to witness a gem
eral inauguration OF the ii campaign by
tho Democratic party Of this State for
the election OF ten congressman and
large majority for Parker. Additional
Speakers are being enlisted every day,
and they will begin on Monday in almost
every county of the State, and certainly
In all tho contested districts where the
opposition is formidable.
The chief contest In the State is that
In the Ninth District where Hon. oseph
g. Wysor is making a vigorous and ef-
festv campaign asanSs,t; Goone. GsmR
Besides Mr.. Wysor, many Of the best
Known speakers in the party are 5el i1!
sent into the district. Ion. Peyton9 z. 81.
at Pulaski and directing tho contest from
that point. t ~ q III
State Chairman sEllyson left yesterday
for r.ulaski to confer With MT: 81; C ;aas
touch with the situation. He will spend
several days visiting the various counties
and conferrng With the local org e, .Ss
city is flooding tho district with .litera;
ture. Yesterday probably two hundred
pounds OF icampai Ign literature was sent TO
the Ninth, the battle-ground.
Martin on the Stump.
Senator Thomas s. Martin has gone 70
Roanoke to ;attend the fair there and wall
afterwards take the stump and make
some speeches In. the doubtful district Or
wherever needed
Among the well known Democrats in
was H on. Robert c.. Southall, of Amelia
just renominated for Congress IN the
8only&p primary necessary this year. HON
Charles G.. Kiser, Of Norfolk, ex-member
of the House Of Delegates, former chief
OF police and now editor and publisher
Of the Norfolk unionist; Mr.. w. T. AN
derson, a former postmaster and q prom
5inent business man and DEN ocrat OF Nor
folk; Mr.. j. G H. Irving, of Cumberland
cointy;B congressman John Lamb and
others visited the Democratic headquar-
tiers yesterday.
81 The Republicans have now nominated
lin all districts except the Third and
+ FOURTH, and one wing ofithe party has
nominated in the Third The other wing
will snominate next week. and tho Fourth
District October 11th. The list OF Repub-5
1ican nominees follows: First District,
Josephus Trader: Second District, Rob
ert9 NJ. Hughes Third District. Edgar
Allah Jr, and another to hs named:
Fourth District. q 10 be nominated; Fifth
District, j. B. Stovall OF aDanvile; Sixth
District, S. H. Hoge. Of Roanoke; Sew
enth District, G. M. Keezell, Of Rocking
ham :SR Eighth District. a. L.. Howard;
Ninth District Campbell Slemp; Tenth
District G eorge a.. Reverconab b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
VIGOROUS FIGHT
FOR CITYS RIGHT J. !.
City Attorney Pollard to Press Press
the Electrolysls
Matter.

VI Vi w.
Perhaps the most interesting matter
before the Water Committee last night
was the resolution drawn and presented
BY city Attorney Pollard, and afterwar I'd
adopted. calling upon the 8l Council 70
authorize and direct that officer to pro-
ceed before the United States Dstrlc.i
Court to secure the execution Of VI tho
agreement between the Water Committee lflitt''.
and the two street railway companies
here, providing for the arbitration OF the \,
amount OF damage resulting to the city 9;
water pipes from the rails, OF tho COM
lpanics through elcctrolysls. I. II,
Mr.. Pollard asserted that the compa-.2
MES we're now in the hands OF receivers,
and that only the court had authority
to deal with the subject In It's present
status. KS p rs. s8 az
The matter provoked some discussions.
as MIR, Mills desired that mechanical
rather than electrical experts be pro-.
syidcd as arbitrators in the agreement.
Mr.. Pollard, 4 IN reply made de- II very
plain that 1t would be best for the cl'y
not to undertake to amend the agree
.ment, and after vry forceful speech,
by him on this point, the committee mite
yoted4 unanimously.
4 The result OF tests made here by ex-.
perts over a. year ago, showed the dam
age up to that time to be over Sl1o' ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
INQUEST GOES OVER Err:
Coroner's Jury to Render Verdict
To-day Regarding Death Of Baker

The Jury summoned .yeste rday, by Cor
Foner Deas, Of 6Henrico county. to &lnves-
tigate the death of George Baker, who
died Wednesday afternoon at the settling
BASIN. adjourned to meet this afternoon
The preliminary Inquest was held at the
settling basin, where the death occurred.
and at the county .almshouse, where the
body was taken later. sSl
4th nv Emanuel Nash. who is now await
Ing a trial before the grand jury for al :
tcmptBto kill Baker. The body Of Bak e
Z is i'm charge Of the county and WI pc
buried to-day by the officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Personals and Briefs.

& Miss Anne gThraves is sick at the Me- Nc
mortal Hospital. a, :. s5ty
Mrs. G.. B.. CARLYLE has returned after 2
willie Willie Preston s Merrill, Of No. 1o7 East
Cary Street, is. sick with malarial fever.
Elizabeth Withhold, Of Albany ~, ~,
Christian endeayorT, worker and junior Or,
journalist. and lecturer Is at the Lex
!ington. n At n,
Miss cammis Smith, who ha s been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. T, u r, Witt, N Bar
ton Heights, has returned TO. her home
Mr.. Randolph Cannon and wife, ofsthis
city, who have been abroad for Il year..
are now on. the a tlantic aboard a steamer
homcWard bound, &and arc expected In
MISS Bennie Word ana Miss Marion
Michaux, OF Maidcns, Vanfare tho guests
OF Miss Barksdalue, n at No. 81 East
d; Mss s Nna fer feT h aasS
Is In the city, sstopp'ng With Mrs, Jenr
Harlan is in tho city Visiting her daugll-
Ter, who will spend the fall and winter
Mrs, susan r, Rawlings and Mrs, Dur.
ham, Hal, ,.of Lawrcnceylle. ya,,3 and
Mesdan1es b. Band r.. q. Hawkes. at,
brllnswtck county. Va,,.nre visiting Mrs.
y, -. 8FtaWkS, AT MOL lul West MarSHall
Street, and Mrs. J, r.. Barrow No. Gl0
North Eighth street. 1 g
Miss n. H., Hall of Ilswrencevillc,t Va
has entered the Woman's College as a,
student for tho ensuing session, A q 1
Mr. Adam Forney, deputy sergeant Of
the city Of Winchester was in the city
Yesterday and called at the auditors
office, s4 5b
t Hon, Charles &. Isizer, Of Norfolk, a
former member of the General Assembly.
Is IN the city shaking hands with friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
pers Of qualification we're filed with the

# The chairman announced the following
assignments to committees: Arthur B.
Clarke. Finance Committee: s. q. Wood
fin, Buildings and furniture; Nv. Floyd
Realms, Tea cheers and Schools. d s35
Mr.. Charles Hutzler wa elected Vice
ic,airmanii in place Of Mr.. r.. Edgar Shine
deceased. f9 K. 3f ~
The superintendent report shows a
total enrolment Of 1897, and that the
schools had gotten down to routine work.
The Board after transa citing routine
Messrs.5 ,Capers, chairman: Wood fin. Chill
sdrey, Reams, Hutzler.i Hoge. Mitchell
and Ebel S 555 II II 5s i m Is t5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
R Shows at West End Park,

The West End Park will be a scene Of
gaiety next week, fort Virginia Amuse-
iment3 Company has made n contract with
4 tho Ilatcll-Adams Carnival Company to
put on 6 In the. grounds of tile popular
resort t least fifteen high class shows
sofhcvery4 va rietys In the amusement line ri
II The entire carnival and a l1alf-dozen
new attractions will be rum day and
night all of the \ week, the prices being
popular and the shows being conducted
on the same cleani!and refined scale that
they have been this week In Manches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
\ Republican Delegates.

# Especial to The Times Dispa tch)
LESTER MANOR. VA. Sept. 29,;--King
t y i!1a ourthouse today, atwhich delegates
We're elected to the congressional CON
vention which meets II. Richmond October
18th to nominate a candidate for Congress.
"a The meeting was presided over BY Mr..
letter o. Hutcherson. The delegates
elected to go to the convention arc3uninn-
structeI, but are thought to be fayora BILE
to Mr.. G.. A. Hanson, of edmond.
THE sentiment of he Republicans OF
this county is practically unanimous
against Edgar Allan, il. 5gi Il, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
WANTED TO SHOOT
HIS MOTHER IN-LAW1
Seth Henly Charged With This
Most Unnatural Desire.
IS Sent Ito Tail

81 Before Squire Lewis, of Henrico county.
yesterday Seth II enly. a young married
man, was fined $40 and costs and required
to give bond Of 500 to keep the peace.
IIenly was charged with shooting a pistol,
threatening his wife and his n1othcr-in-
+ law. and being disorderly in the home
sof the latter, Mrs. Alice Parsons, of
Chestnut IIill. The affair! Is alleged to
have occurred on Monday night III
Mr. and Mrs, Henly have been married
only two months. and according to the
) evidence she had left her husband on
several occasions. The wife testified that
on Sunday night there wa quarrel
between her and her husband. after which
q She went to the home Of her other MS.
Parsons She testified that 17cnlyE came
there after hts wife and demanded that
he should see her., at thess same time
threatening to shoot his mother-in-law.
1 She further said that he did shoot at her,
and was prevented from doing her harm
h BY Lewis Fox, another son-in-la law.
Testimony was to the effect that the
Young man was addicted to the habit OF
drink. and on that occasion was In a
drunken condition. Tie pistol was pro-
duced In co,irt#it having been taken away
from tho prisoner by a reighbors VIII 9
was called In to prevent further trouble.
Thes pistol contained cartridges. as did the
lip pocket of the young man, according o'rIlr
TO ;testmony.5 8 S55., !. y, 8S
& IA enlysis confined in jail awaiting the
procuring of bond. s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Young Men III Trouble.

Two young white men named John
Wood and John Conway were sent to tho
grand jury yesterday on the charge OF
cutting Robert Boiling about two weeks
ago 3t5lF +. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Case Of Love in Iail.

Tho negro, stephcn Love. who was ar
rested several days ago Will, bag 81
lead pipes on%hls shoulders, was sent
to jail by Justice John yeste rday for fo.ll
months. ,&T i IL 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Leaves for Work in Brazil.

TENDER 18th for his mission work at
Capias, Nlaranpao. BrazIl. Mrs. Y thompson
and their children will renal until sPrlrg
and Will spendRthc winter at Fredellcks-
burg, Va. "a E.A7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Whose Watch Is This?

Detective McMahonl has received lady,
gold watch, supposed to have heen stolen. The
wa tch may be recovered by identification at
police headquarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Verdict for Defendan

The Law and Equity Court was rnga ~
during the greater part OF WI u,
Richmond Traction Company, The jury found
for the defendant company, Z; {s} 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
TO App,toint a Missionary

The committee appointed last spring In the
.Presbyte n ministers meeting will mall a
WRIT report Monday morning @ fIn
End work. with tie assistance: OF q female
rlissI ona ~ The field will embrace Fairfield,
Montrose, Fulton and East Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
For Building Fund.

An entertainment will be given October 1ith:
In the y. NJ. C. a. Hall for the benefit OF
the building fund OF the Church OF the
Covenant For the afternoon a moyns s picture n
at night a musical programme will be added
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Sent Down for -Four Months.

EDWARD Carr, negro laborer, wat
found guilty Of taking 81 belonging tc
p. r, Murphy and Son, by Justice John
and given four months In jsii. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
b Sunday to be a Rally Day.

Next sunday will be especially observed
by the Presbyterian Sunday schools US u
rally dhy. A special programme has been
arranged forithe day. An offering will ra
made with or without mite boxes, ard
there will be contributions also for iersign
missions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
kings DAUGHTERS Meet.

THE Helping Circle OF Kings Daughters VIII
meet this afternoon at 4:3o o clock IN the
home of Mrs Halves Coleman. No. 200 East
Grace Street Every member Is requested to
attend as the delegate to the State conven-
ton at Front Royal will be elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
DR.. H. A. Bagby Il caves.

u Dr. H. "A. Ba gby, who has been visiting in
Richmond ,and Vicinity for several weeks, and
VINO supplied at calvary Baptist Church for
his home In Greenwood. S, c. = (, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
The Virginia Synod,

Messrs. Robert Y, Brooke. and william
Robertson, as alternate, vii represent FiIs
nieeting Of THE synod of yIrsiula. which.
Ia ne held In Martlnsburg ". Va, OstoP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Letter for West Martin.

There Is letter at yollce headquarters adj
dressed 70 West Martin, from Lsrehmont, y.
=, The person TO whom y Is addressed may
tf,If ~ . . 3 . L = ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Billy Cliff ord a Drummer,
A Real Stage Dinner,

The serving OF a. dinner In he la test ailf
most fashionable style Is one OF tbs, nla,lIs
Wien Wien presented in connection wlth thn,
brilliantly successful senli-muscal co'As
edy, 1.-THE Marriage of kim a IL w
Academy N eXtiweek. Every la dy or house;
.corations and appointments will fnd much
TO admire In this setting, N 53 n Il,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

Wrestling Match in Norfolk.
Charlie Reinecke will leave for Nor
folk this morning, where he is to meet
Alex, Berson in. a. wrestling match ut the
Academy Of Music IN that city tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

Money for the New Church.
" Rev. G. n stcalcy and his congregation, ar.
raising funds for83 the church, A. note : Of
$1,000 will soon be due, and about sl1OO
was raised last week Il Is NJ aitfgss s 'i f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
"A Wells Theatre Is Burned.

#9HH VVFllS ! Htdtlt Is EUFhed,l
Information has been received here an.
Casino at the Athletic Park, New Or
leans, 4, 4 B 81,
This theatre was operated by Manager
Wells, but was not owned by his com
tha, the house was destroyed by incen.
diaries N; 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

Rev. ]. T. fuckers Farewell.
Rev. Joel T. Tucker, will preach his fare
well sermon IN East End Baptist Church ncxt
of Mr. Tucker pastorate. 4, q 4 515@'s1rY'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

gA.gss ANS SoAfaH
i sEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER VIA
CHE sAPEAkE z, 7, oIHIo), I y y TO
Ea CHI TUESDAY and Thursday in Sep
ten1ber and October. the Chesape cake and
Ohio railway will sell coach excursion
tickets to the World IS Fair a I $500 from
Richmond, limited to ten days for return.
7lTrnins leave Richmond 2 +. NJ. and
10:a5 p III M. = - -,
Fifteen day tickets and sixty-day lex
cts which permit purchase OF space ~
sleeping cars, are sold daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

"The Eternal City was presented
@ at The asad1m sy to s besn
here recently which were accorded SO
much unqualified praise for the MAY and
the player as this master production or
slIal,.Caine. Dramatic critics and tile
public have agreed that Of Its ;klnd. ~, ~
superior has not been produced on t,is1
Richmond boards IN Il long time me
Academy WILDE dark for the remainder.
! Of The week, ifi FL
Billy Clifford a Drummer,
VI Billy clifford can get q posi- ton, any, day Z
he wants It with the foremost binds 81 !,
the country. He's M expert drummer,
and as the 'band strikes UP, DIXIE No
3 man with the snare drum Is heard from
and also the audience. is e 4,
The specialties Of How lie Won, Iinl''
Barethne. especially those which hl.rlaSnn,s
the side show. and earnival is. Iha MIA
MIN" act is il good one, Billy gtl'iard
however. ontlnnes to get.the5 bu !S pt.ll.t
is 10 be given tonight Tomorrow ma tlne'
and night. Il Il (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Takes Two Barrels.

Nelson Henry, colorsd, ives sent 80 tail
for si%tS days YESTERDAY on the charge Of
! taking Two barrels from q barrel MILL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30

School Boards Session.
The monthly meeting OF the School
Board of the city, was held at CAY
members were introduced. and their pa