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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
EXPECT To CONFER
ON BRIDGE MATTER.
FreehOIder Glenn has had One Con-
ference and Daily Awaits Sec
Ond Call.

The freeohlders' committee OH the
Raritan river bridge tangle, of which
Freeholder j. M. Glenn is chairman,
has had one conference with the
officials of the War Department in
New York, in regard to the requested
withdrawal by the department. of its
order prohibiting the resumption OF
the work OH the structure. AT this
meeting it WAS explained that the
manufacturers. as told in tn o News,
had withdrawn their protest requiring
l50 foot spans, and were willing to
work hand in hand with the county
hoard in tho effort to have the official
order resciuded. When the time ar
rives that su fficient funds are Mt
hand to put in the l5U foot spans at
first demanded hy the manufacturers,
chat change may be made. Chair
man Glen II is daily expecting n notice
of the second conference to be held
with the government officials.
Mr.. G.onn said today: "We hope
to have the War Department order
roscinded, and work on tho bridge re-
sumed, before long. Nothing definite
was decided upon ut our first confer
erce, and, if no conclusion is arrived
at Mt our second meeting, IL cnll to
which l nm daily expecting, we may
be compelled to carry the matter to
the attention of the Secretary of War.
TIE manufacturers are now just as
anxious as the freeholders to have the
order revoked
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
They Will Go TO the Metropolis
on Saturday Af-
ternOOn.
TO SEE WOODEN BLOCK.
ely Fathers Will BE- tn, guests OF The
United Staies No,d Pre-, erying Com
pany on The Trip Many Streets in New
Yo k anl Brooklyn are Paved With
the Material.

Members of the Board of Aldermen
will go to New York Saturday after
noon ms the guests of the United
States Wood Presery ing Company to
inspect the pavement in that city
which the company is laying here.
Numerous streets in New York and
Brooklyn are pavod with wooden
blocks as we'll MS the new East river
bridge. 1t is proposed to pave Smith
street, from State street to the Ccn-
tral railroad, with this material.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
MORE PAVING
ON SMITH ST.
Fred Seaman CirCuIateS a Pc
tiiion for BituIlihiC from High
TO Water Street.

A petition has been drawn up by
Fred Seaman asking the Board OF
Aldermen to pave Smith street from
High to Water streets with Warren
Brothers bitulithic macadam. The
property owners along that section
will be asked to sign. II such n poti-
tion should go through Smith street
would be paved from tho ferry to tho
Central railroad with four different
kinds of material. The hill to the
ferry is vitrified brick, from Water to
High streets would be bitulithic; from
High to State, asphalt, and from State
street to tho railroad, wooden
block
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
STEVENS TO Be BURIED
IN ALPINE CEMETERY.
Brother Came to this City from
Brooklyn and Viewed
the Remains.

The body of Robert B. Stevens,
twenty three years old, who, as told
in the News. was drowned while
swimming at Boynton Beach, Sunday,
was buried this afternoon in Alpine
cemetery. His brother, James II.
Stevens, of 40 Eleventh street,
Brooklyn, came to this city yesterday
afternoon AMI viewed the body.
Stevens leaves Il father and mother in
Providence, Il. l., and several sisters
and brothers.
The services wero held from his late
boarding place, 1870 Market street, Mt
3 o'clock. Rev. j. +. Christiansan, of
st. Stephen s Danish Lutheran church,
and Rev. f. !. Keuling, of Grace
English Lutheran church, officiating.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
PRIZE FOR Mr.. ESBERC
AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.

AT the one hund red and thirty
eighth annual commencement exer-
cises of Rutgers College, yesterday,
among the awards announced were the
freshman prizes. which were as fol-
lows:
Sloane classical entrance examina-
tion prizes, first: Solomon Esberg, of
this city; second, George Allen
Leukel, of Eatontown. Tunis Quick
English grammar and spelling prize,
George Allen Leukel. Barbour prizes
in speaking first, Ralph Decker Van
Duzen, Middletown; second, Alexan
der W. Quackenboss, New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
TWO MORE LAWYERS
FOR PERTH AMBOY.
Leo GOIdberger and Jesse COIyCr
Pass State Bar Examination
at Trenton.

Among tho successful candidates for
admission to the New Jersey bar arc
Leo Goldbergor and Jesse Colver, of
this city. They took tho attorney g
examination at Trenton n few days
ago. John A. Lovely, of South Am
boy, was also successful candidate.
August G. Streitwolf, Jr., of Now
Brunswick, passed the examination Of
counselor. The attorneys will 60 to
Trenton Monday, to be sworn in.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
YEPSEN'S BODY WAS
RECOVERED TO-DAY.
Found Near Chesebrough vaseIne Works by Edward
French--Danish Brotherhood Had Offered $25
= Reward f)r the Recovery

The body of Yeppe Yepsen was
found early this morning near tho
Chesebrongh Vaseline Works, by
Edward French, an oysterman, of 80
Sonth First street The find was re"
ported to the police shortly after B
O'Clock. In yesterdav's News ap-
peared nm offer of $25 reward by the
Danish Brotherhood, for the recovery
of the body.
(. Yepsen, who was nineteen years
old, and had been in this country but
eigth months, was. drowned Monday
night about 100 yards west of tho n' W
Raritan river bridge, rs told in tie
News. He had a sister in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
WAS WEBSTER DEY.

Owing to ali error in tho entry on
the police court blotter, from which
the name was taken, the News, yes
terday, stated that Walter Dey was
arraigned OH charge of disorderly
conduct, 1t being alleged that he
called woman improper names. The
defendant was Webster Dey. The en-
try on the police blotter has been
changed, and tho News also makes
the correction.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
DISTRICT COURT CASES.

III tho district court, this morning,
Judgment for $40 was rendered against
Michael Meyer, in favor Of Adolph
Cans Several cases were adjourne d.
No date has yet been set for the
suit against tho city brought by Will
liam Witteborn
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
INSTALLATION POSTPONED.

The officers of the newly organized
Amhoy Chapter No. Al, Roval Arch
Masons, were to have been installed
last night. The grand officers were
compelled to cancel the date, how
ever, and the installation will not
take place until October.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
LOCAL BAPTISTS WILL
co TO TOTTENvILLE.
TO Attend the Convention of Staten
Island Christian En-
deavOrerS.

g A number of the young people OF
the First Baptist church will go to
Tottenyille tonight to attend the semi
annual convention of the Staten Is
land Christian Erdeavor Union, III
the Sou tn Baptist church. II. A.
Kinsport will deliver an address. He
is the New York State Secretary.
Tho services will commence ut 7 80
O'Clock. The invitation was extended
by tho society Of the South Baptist
chulch.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
DRUM CORPS
WINS PRIZE.
Went 10 South River to Compete
With New Brunswick and
PIainfieId.

Independent Fife and Drum Co PSI
of this city, won n handsome baton
at South River last night. The
local boys made an excellent showing,
and camo out ahead of the Plainfield
and New Brunswick corps, there be-
ing, in all, three competitors. This
corps Is now on par with any in
this part of the State.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
PLANS FOR PICNIC.

Plans are rapidly boing completed
for the picnic and athletic events of
the Danish Sociable A. @ , which will
be held at Union Grove Saturday
afternoon ami night, July 2.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
GIVE A DANCE TONIGHT.

Tonight the Ladies Benevolent
Association Einegkeit will hold n
dance and reception in new Pulaski
Park, State street. Dancing will he
the feature of the evening. Many
tickets have boen sold and n large
crowd is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
NOT TO LEAVE TOWN.

DR.. +. W. Kitchel wishes to deny
persistent rumors to the effect that he
is going to leave town for the
summer. He will be at his office dur
ing hours the same as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
STATE ST. SIDEWALKS
ARE TACKLED FIRST.
Repair Gang Working Along that
ThOroughfore Toward the
Lehigh Valley Bridge.

The sidewalk repair gang started
preparing tho sidewalks along State
street today They began at Jefferson
street and will go as far rs the Le-
high Valley bridge. After State street
has been completed Smith street side
walks will be tackled.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
EAGLES TO HOLD FESTIVAL.
Will Have Their Lawn in Smith Street
Decorated for Occasion.

The momhors of tho Eagle Athletic
Club are making preparations for tho
ice cream and cake festival which
they will hold on the lawn of the club
house Wednesday night. Each men,
her has agreed to dispose Of certain
number of tick cts and largo crowd
can be expected.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
P0LLACK RELEASED.

Rudolf Pollack, Slavish tailor,
was arrested yesterday by patrolman
on drunk and d;sorderly charge. He
was arraigned before the recorder
this morning and released.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
WORK SLACK AT DOCKS.

Work on the Lehigh Valley coal
docks is not over brisk at the present
time and many of the employees are
only working three days in q week.
The repairs to the dock are nearly
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
RAN over A BOY.
Two Year Old Chilli in the Street
Had Forehead Cut.

1t has been reported to the
authorities that, while driving
through Elizabeth street, yesterday,
John KazloysSy ran over two year
old boy, cutting him severely about
the forehead.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
Mr.. PATTERSON THE RE.

Tho first reunion of the class of 1901
of Rutgers College was held at Ora.
ham & Mccormick s New Brunswick, 1,
Tuesday night. After tho banquet
addresses were made by the officers Of
the class, who were: william p.
Patterson, formerly of this city,
president, and James L. Garabrant,
secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
PRETTY DECORATIONS.
Lawn Festival by Woe s 6uild of ST. Pet
er's Church Tonight.

Tho lawn about st. Peters rectory,
in Rector street, is prettily decorated
this afternoon for the lawn festival
which tho Women's Guild is giving
for the benefit of the Parish House
fund. Tho festival continues tonight, &,
whom the lawn will be illuminated.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
BOUGHT LAND
FOR CEMETERY.
Greek Catholics Secure the
Mundy Tract at K'nsey
Corner.

Tho Greek Catholic congregation,
ST. John the Baptistus, has purchased,
through the real estate firm of Noil-
son Brothors. the Mundy tract at
Kinsey Corner, to Inc used as n
cemetery. This congregation is now
erecting handsome new church at
Broad and Division streets.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
ARCANUM DAY.
Flag a Flosting All Over the City in
Homer of Anniversary.

Flags nre being floated all over town
today in honor of the twenty seventh
anniversary of the ROYAL Arcanum.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
INVITED TO ATTEND.

Tho Women's Relief Corps auxiliary
to the Grand Army of the Republic is
cordially invited to attend picnic
at Boynton Beach, Saturday, June %,
1904 By order of secretary and
treasurer, Emma J. Gray. Mary L.
Bunten.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23
PROMINENT SPEAKERS COMING

: Prominent out of town labor lcadors
will be here next Wednesday night to
address the massmeeting in Wilder
Hall which. as told i'll the News, is
called to discuss having one man to
represent all unions here.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-06-23

Classified ads. on page ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
SOUTHERN R|,A|IlLW

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY eth. 1904 Sg
a III S5353.S55 TRAINS LEAVE; RICHMOND.
X 90 a.. M-Daiiy. Local for Charlotte. N. c..
1880 P SM.-Dni ". Limit ted 81 Nunst Palma n
70 ATLANTA and Birmingham, New Oriea RS
.Memphis.T Chattanooga and all ths South
80 :0o r. 81 Ex.S Sunday. kcyHyle Local
90 II. n, DAILY, 1.lmite Pullman rea az
10 40 p, n NJ. 5, for Hall the South. as
M. YORK; RIVER LIN {. :.
The fayortta rout to and Easter n
except Sunday sR$l I. :, .ff
10 r.. NJ. Except Sunday. For West Point:
connecting with steamers for Baltimore z 2 nd
liver landings Steamers sainE from, West
Point Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY X, call, 2 :.
and saturday. a Almonds and g oucester Point
"a AS AZ NJ. Except SUNDAY Local mixed fo y
So TRAINS IRA Ar RIVE CHM,
M and $40 r. NJ From All tho South.
~ :s5 III. ii r3rit Chariot q and Durham
n y. Flpn,. Chase - ~,
s:lS RI q I, F,pn, |, Y Point;
c. W. iWESTnE d. A. Hichnono. Y q.
& 5 IIj.t ri An owl " ". II. TAHOE,
-. p, n Ss3 n.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
In. \. ] I. .uro 4. : .po.er,.e 3 ]. !. i.

Sas.5T rains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sss x:l5 sA.i M daily. byrd 81. Through.
~ S:15 M NJ ~ al ~. A Main iEt. THROUGH:
liz AL ii I. week days E,bs. shand accom-
SO AZ AZ daily. byrd 81 1hroaxh. Local
stops. rs ,,2z5 -, ~ 3fsF
as 10 n Nh week dayH. Byrd 81. Fredericks.l
op KS Ae p.' 81. daily. Main 81 Through.
SO p. NJ. week days Elba Aahand - e.
eg sos p. ~. daily Byrd 81. Through.
IT rains Arrive ord--.Sout hWA rd. 5.a5
s:4oIA. NJ. week days. Elbn. Ashland g %.
e s;sp a. IL, week days. Byrd ST Fr.derieks-
Ds! & a 4. daily BYRD ST Through.
ii:5o A NJ, week days Byrd .. Through.
s:o5 ?! IL, daily. Main ST. Through. NJ
500 M week daya 2 lba. Ashland Ian -
81 III =. AZ. daily byrd st. Through.
80 P. daily. yrd hrouEh tocel.
id:ss ii daily Through IL 4
All trains except train arrivfng Richmond
IA. NJ, week days, and local arcomntodatl
Time OF arrivals and departurcs and and connec-.
1ss :, CUP w. TAYLOR.
5Gen'i Man'r., ASS S5en'l Man n. Irat. Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Northumberland

LEAVE ric.HMoNt,p DAILY.
300 "A. M. INC REOI.K LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1850 4, N, stoias only a. Petersburg,
Syayeriy and SuffOlk. M ~ F5 ~ III u Z 8 800
s:os H. M.--fT. LOUIS IxpREsg Bpnet
Car s,erss5,rs = IIynsheurE and
Louis. I3uefeld to t,intlnnati: also Roanoke
10 Knoxville. and Knosyllle % Chattanooga
is:io i Y. MI % EMPRESS Tor FARM
vile, Lynchburs and noa i,nks. . Y. "a.
a3 3ab p, NJ. --CCfsANS SHORE lI1NfiTEny Ar
sriyes Norfolk $50 II. NJ stops only nj Peters
burg. SWavcr,y AMI SUFFOLK. CONTESTS with;
steai,,ers to boston. Providence. New York.
baltimore and Washinst ON Through coach to
4 ~ +. M.szFor Norfolk and ali stations east
OF Petersburg. 81; . q. x Z. e. e . 4.
Pullman sIeepers t,lehinogd q I.yneheurg and
Roanoke, Petersburg 10 Bristol. l:ynehburg ~ =,
81 i'an 9sS S. sa 6 M.-woRLp,s FAIR spEcfAL.i
Through pullinen Sleeper 4 Pets rtbnrE 10 ST.
Louis Cnfe Dining Car. 3. NY. -
Trains arrive iron, tho stvest 7ia A. N. EOS
81 and s.os II N 1. from Norfolk II; 70 a. ~.
~ oi liz 81 No sa FART Main stree.
CENT. pass. a It. Dist Pass g. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
The ! Law as L 10 Sauatters.#

Editor of,rhe Times. Dispatch:
q sir,--Nould you kindly inform IN your YOU
Query Column. Can a mar, squat, or on
land With those under whom ne CLAIMS
Tor is yea rs ana have a good Il tie to same.
he pays taxcs 7 please explain
limitation taxos IN regard to holding
land. What has TO be done TO hold same
under Limitations?
DAILY READER AND suBsCRIBER.s
sCR!HER. i5}
7 II IA party or those under whom he
claims tito have been In actual o ecu.
Epany3 OF land cast Of the Alleghany
Mountains, for fifteen years, claiming
title axainst5 the true owner. the statute tut
gof limitations vests him with a perfect
tile. The payment Of taxes viii be treat y
cd in court as simply evidence q the
fact that: no claimsd the land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
.TaxI. On Dogs.

Edltor Of The Times Dispatch !.
b Eir,--1. rho state has imposed 4 tax on
dogs Or nifty cents and ono olar. Does
that moan that aEdog AZ property is va !.
iicd AT 30 Or 400 I
q. II there ia &a loio In a a bridge ana
ID horse Is crippled In Il, e the county
responsible or 8iiot2
1. THE tax IN q license tax, and has
nothing whatever 70 do within the value
OF tho dog.
1 4 rhe county 10 not responsible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
The Irish Battalion.

i CORTLAND, Va. July II, l0Oi .s,t$
Editor OF Tile Times. y! spa tcl,! Is
slr,-ThinKing perhaps you would like "a
copy OF some lines written on the y risns
battalion IN 1851. j enclose them fS L S
y} They were sent home In n letter TO our
mother. from my brother, ] RI Tyler,B
who was first lieutenant Company A.
First Battalion. Virginia Infantry He
served the war on t In the famous 4 4 IRISH
battalion and surrendered at Apponlat-a
;tGxs Courthouse. have his Parole of
H onor', before me. Y
AZ NJ +. TY \ III
When old Virginia took the field.
III And want ed men to raj y on ~
10 be at once her sword and shield -$8s.;s
n! She formed her First Batta lion.It
Although her sons were volunteers,
And brave. as e. ever bore e. e blade.
Tho good old lady had her fears
That they might prove but weak Of
hand. *. iii AK is,sSf
She therefore. wisely cast about Il
For men OF mettle and Of smould. n
With nerve OF steel! and muscle stout, u! 4
Like those that lived In days OF old. ss!5
She wanted men #of pluck and might,
Of3nery heart and horny hand 53
TO WELD tho pick. as we'll az fight. s
In or build q breastwork out OF sand. III
or should she march 10 meet the foe,
That threatened on her Western border
She wa ed Hing tn en- to- 20, s5
When told to put the. roads In orde
or should the volunteers retreat.
With baEgag Sc hat might make 70 them G
tarry,
'Twould blunt the edge 4 OF their defeat
L To bear a, hand and help them carry. ;ss;
Or should some die fof fell disease.
~ The surgeon having failed II to save. ~.
Som e men who work with so much case y
Would volunteer to dig a grave!
For these, and reasons quite as sound, II
Si3 When old Virginia went to war, y
(, Size circumspectly viewed tho ground,
And, pumped TIL mdd lie man from ia y,
IN other wortls to change the figure. ss
When She stood up and took her n f1e, ";
And put her fin GO ron the VI igger. s,
IA she went to work. and not 10 5trifle.
And standing thus. yet wanting then rs
F{ Some regulars toGrally on. hi
She ( ookS three hundred 1rishmen VA
And formed her First Battalion. H
And when the storm OF battle sweers Il Il
"a Where fercest foemen sail ", on. II III
There hard at work, or piled in heaps, Il
She'll md her bold bat lion. !.
Middle Mountain, Sept. the 2sth 1881 tll .5Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Divor,ce Laws,.

.1tditor 8 $rhc times GispAs: -
IS g,r, wv i you please ans or In Sun
days tiinics.D spat ch Query Column
these qucBtioMs:
LII Ii inAn Sund wife separate and he
wishes i & divorce, but being entirely 70
5t,,amb S8for tho separation, canno I get u
without the consent OF the VILE land she
fray have to q llve apArt before II he can
Ut u divorce, both living IN the same
city Z Isiss f55}j 81 sa /.
q :. There being one child. I boy, cansthe
wife demand u portion Of the mans sal-
'Aryl tor It's support thout ths Expense it's
81 Eo!hK TO law about II sss,, .
# ~ Answering these you Will gree tlys o.
III EARNEST r E "a. Z s5
You had better consult 4 51aWser and am
give All the + facts. u ssss Il Is, 8SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
ATLANTIC an / IL e 0AsT u 6.

,rEA ms f,EAVE9 NIC4MOND8G NJxIY--BI1 -
49, EEI S,rATIONs s
sEFFECTIyF, s SUNDAY ., w
VI sos AZ. G. L. Express 10 all points
& 900 a. sM.--Pa ersburg and Norfolk
i'd r. petersburg and N 4 and ". West.
800 P. M.--PetersburE, 'and & Norfolk
a 10 p. NJ.--Ci oldsboro toca u Y! vi 5s.
~ :i5 RI M,-patersburg 1.ocnl Ia, y -
y :25 p. Nj Florida and Wost indian Linn
s5ssEpf itcd,3 TO all points South
$3.50 r. M.,-Pstershurs and y; and Y. west
t ~, TRAiNR lARRIWE llcII MpN p.
4:o7 1856 N Z; AZ (. n I,
6:bo r. M; lis n n: ]; Dos 7,
Except Sunday. .sunday only. IS
1l's-I--C.ss. CAMPBELL. Div, Pass, ACT.
w, j. CRAIG.sGen Pass Ast,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Is Ioin the Navy '

Editor OF Tho Times. Dispa tch
sir,--Pl Please inform me the length and
place or enlistment. wages and require
mcnt1 to enlist In the navy as a ward
room boy. When will the next recruit
.ins stan visit Richmond
ss5E5's5 "a ssUBSCR1BER,s
VI Boys between tho ages gof seventeen ,r!
end eighteen may with the consent of OF
their parents or guardians. b enlisted
to serve in tho navy until they shall ar
rive At the age OF twenty. one years. But
they must stgf,d o certain physical ex-
animation. Boys will be enlisted as aI-
prentices, third class, and receive 50 per 'r
month. Apprentices. third class. aft
completing their tour OF service + In 4 a q
cruising training ship will no advanced 'l,'t'
Is apprentices of the second class. SIS per
month; and when advanced to first class
MI receive 81 per month. g g terS I'll they
shall have served one year in cruising rllH sing
ships OF war. # s
Applications for service may be made q at t
the receiving ship FRANKLIN. Navy Yard ard,
Norfolk. Va.
n Our correspondent may obtain further rtf e.
information by applying to this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Torty-nlnth Virginia REGIMENT.
DIXIE.

Af1OnA - ~ ~ !, IiCs IA
Torty-nlnth rginiaa5 Re slment'. II.
DIXIE,
From homo and friends ws az ~ m r 50
LOOK away! Look away Look 'c's. away way
And ore again "a those friends we see.
LOOK away! Look awnN Look away az
down in Dixie!
Chorus. !, :, rs, :,
i wish / was in Dixie land away !, ~
IN Pixie Land veil taks ew auF away
10 whip or die In Dixie. IL q f.
x .y s:, AIS. ~ ssss
], @ax away q nj I,qek away Look away
s Tss s s tRe% H So&a, e lsaaa
Look away! Look ava y! 5l4o D't tt"A'
chorus,
Old Abe, they say, is monstrous i, tight
lie cannot sleep one RlnK.n ~ III nwoy
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