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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

M0TAS al
Dos y cinco-siete.
Un idem aparece en- mi pobre
lpantal6n.
Picaro clavo. Picara silla. Pi-
caro- sastre.
Bien es verdad que mi panta-
Ion tiene tambien siete aIios de
edad.
Hay siete delegados en- el
salon.
Esperemos.
Hernandez Lopez luce algu-
mas violetas en- su americana.
AL decir americana, me refero
a una prenda de vestir.
Conste este, para evitar torci-
das interpretations.
| Violetas deliciosas, sfmbolol
de la modestia y de la1humil-I
dad.
Mientras viene la L1t0 consa-
bida de la consabida acta y del
las consabidas peticiones, hal
blare tranquilamente con mis-
lectoreS.
Dijo aver Dfaz Navarro que
la criminalidad no aumenta en|
Puerto Rico, gracias a la Poll |
cia Insular.
Y tiene razon.
Fijense en- esa afirmacion los
delegados, para cuando vengal
ell proyecto de reforma de la |
constitution de dicho cuerpo,
que merece mas protection.
iTreinta pesos de sueldo a un
guardia!
Y aSi sucesivamente.
ESQ es horrible, senores dele
gados.
Buenos dias, amigo Aponte.
Como esta la-vandera?
~
IS sfssV i4H <.fe
Las dos y bohardilla, por no
decir cuarto.
Viene la IotG aquella del Sc
cretario.
ST este dura ochenta af1os mas, |
Cello Rosy no engorda.
La session empieza con 13 dele
gados en- ell salon.
iNumerito malol
-lY la prohibition aquella1
v a usted lque lie importa7
-Hombre =. icomo veo gen
te extrafia en- las habitaciones
privadas!
-
Las dos y botas de montar.
Segundo Torres. el honora-
bic jorobado, hace su entrada
en- la sala del p1blico.
LIE extrafia que no funcionen
los ventiladores.
lie extrafia que Domenech y
Perez Aviles esten a pan y man
teca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

Las dos y botas de montar.
Segundo Torres, el honora-
bic jorobado, hace su entrada
en- la sala del p1blico.
LIE extrafia que no funcionen
los ventiladores.
LIE extrafia que Domenech y
Perez Aviles esten a pan y man
teca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

Las tres en- punto.
Ahora ST que es filipino.
iDios mfo! lQue solos Sc que
dan los muertos cadaveres di-
funtos!
Hernandez Lopez Sc arranca
pellejitos de los dedos.
De Diego sc retuerce ell bigo-
te. i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

Las dos y bohardilla, por no
decir cuartO.
Viene la Iota aquella del Sc
CretariO.
ST este dura ochenta aflos mas,
Cello Rosy no engorda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

-...... ........-... ......
Nadaaaaa.
mos vamosl
lDonde esta Mr.. Leccia7
Hasta maiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

La session empieza con 13 dele
gados en- ell salon.
iNumerito malol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
.R R THE
WHITE MESSENGERS
Superintendent Maxwell, Of the
Western Union, Let's the
Negro Youths Go.

\ The Western Union Telegraph Company
yesterday carried out its plan Of SUPER
seding negro messenger boys with white
lads. "A week ago last Sunday Superin-
tendent T.. j. Maxwell, Of the Western
Union, had other persons insert for him
All advertisement for a number OF white
boys. thirty-five or forty being desired
1t then became known that the boys were
desired for messengers, and this was all
gnitted by the superintendent.
Having matured his plans fully, the
new superintendent yesterday announced
40 the negro boys that they were no
longer needed. He put to work III their
stead tho boys he had previously en-
caged after carefully selecting them from,
long list Of applicants. Instead of
basng the remuneration Of the messen-
rcrs strictly on the number of messages
carried in or out, he management have
devised a plan by which! the boys Will be
.paid a. stated salary. The minimizing
salary is sic per month and the maxi
nun SIS, the boys being graded accord
ine TO their efficiency and prornptness In
their work Thefcffciency of the service
Will thus be maintained and an incen-
tive given the boys to hustle. When n
hoy desired to become a telegrapher and
shows \ any aptitude and enthusiasm for
lie work, lie will be given opportunity.
after apprenticeship as a messengerS
Tho change from colored to white mes
sengcr boys is made IN Difference to the
wishes ffthe people of the city and In
c!den.ally. too, for the interests OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Holding Revival Services.

Rev. Dr. Henry e. Johnson: pastor OF
tho Laurel Street Methodist Church, oc. C.
e,,pied his pulpit at. both serves % 81.
fenss His nu subject in thc morning was
"Renoving DISTINCTIONS, land at,night he
spoke on Divine sovcregnty. Both
lions gave the speaker the closest attcn-
lion, Much interest was manifested n
the services. There were several 7 reqte e1s
forapra yer.B and one person was received
into church mem bership. ~ iss !.
Mrs. I. M Farmer, sweet singer Of
Norfolk. who will assist Or. johnson IN
the meeting, will arrive In tho city to-
morrow and will sing at to,m orroW
nights service and every night. this week.
4 brief song service will DO had before
tho hour OF prea ching. 6$5{ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
SUNDAY, School Workers.

4 Ths virgitiia state Sunday School Associa-
Zion will hold its annual Meeting in Lynch.
burg October 80. s4th and sth. n !. IS 3. !.
Tho assembly will convene IN Court street
Methodist Church at y O clock T. NJ. Octo-
work OF the two years will, have to he done
Marion lawrence. Of Toledo o., general sec
rotary OF the National Sindny-Schoo h ,.o
Ing the associations. Mrs. ]. ". Barnes. OF
New Jersey. will hold one or more institutes
for primary teachers
entitled to one delegate and pastors OF
churches. having Sundayschools VIII he :, on
titled to become member. OF. the convention;
Tho railroad offices will sell tickets At reduced
rates to those Wishing to q tend; and all per
sons desiring to attend the convention hre
asked 10 notify John NJ. Otcy lyncnours'
at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

pay the regular admission, and the "Vir-
Elriia Colonel,was forced to go down IN
his pockets and bring out the necessary
amount.
Another one Of the staff took. his wife
to the Vienna Restaurant for breakfast
one morning. After ordering breakfast,
his wife expressed a desire for. some wa .
ter. but the waiter informed the Colonel
that wa ter was not served in the place,
and that he would bring beer. The col
onc insisted upon having water, but the
not DO served. AZ this juncturo the V!r-
ginian became much excited, and gave the
waiter n talking to that he Will doubtless
remember Off many long days but the
party left the table the waiterT had the
nerve to ask for u tip. which angered him
the more. d II G returned to the same Mace
the next daygnnd a nice pitcher of ws1cr
was served him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
TEACH THE GIRLS.
Supt. Wiley Starts New Work,
Leases Another House

Meetings that will interest all Rich
n1ond were held at tho Institution for
Christian Work at Nineteenth and Main
Friday and saturday The result Of
those meetings was that the -FOUR story
brick building No. 2lo North Nineteenth
street, was rented from Sutton & Co.,
and a fter5 extended repairs the ladies who
have for five years co-operated with Mr..
Wiley in the mission work will open a
school of domestic science.
a thousand dollars will be needed to
run the school twelve months, The
llndiesaask the&citIzens Mt large to con-
tribute this money, that twenty-five to
fifty dependent young white women pnay
he trained into hrst-class all-round house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
4 Had Friends About Her.

pretty cottage she recently built. djoin-
Ing s. s. Hall. East Richmond. celc-
brated yesterday her seventy fourth
birthday. She prepared and presided over
Z fer festive board in a manner that would
have done credit to any hostess. the sew
eral-courso dinner served being par ex-
celence. 2.
Jacob Koch. OF Richmond: Mrs Agatha
Kobe, the Misses Madeline and Leonera
Kobe. Mrs. Christian Helfrlch Mr.. and
Mrs James Booker Mr. and Mrs: Ffilip
&Flege. Hugh lP.I Fiege and N. s. Sanford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Pev C. c. Cox to Leave.

Rev. @. @, Cox handed lnlo the con-
gregation Sunday morn!ng his resigna ton
Bap ti Church. Mr., Cox Is in rece pt Of
an urgent call from the First Baptist
Church Of New Rerne. \, 81, and he has
The congregation OF FaIrmount Church
Immediately appointed n committee \, 0
call iunon Mr.. Cnx, and ask Alim to With
draw his resignation, ME-, Cox gave his
Mr.. Cox has been pastor Of the Fnir-
mount Church, and during his ministry
has accomplished much lasting good. A
and large part Of the Indebtedness
cleared, 49, sa5' n IA Fs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

company. About year o go superintend-
ent Clary. who succeeded Colonel j. 3.
Tree, upon tho latter's retirement, re-
duced the remuneration Of the messen-
gers. and a. strike Of the white boys fol-
lowed. Being unable to secure White
lads to replace the strikers, Mr. Clary re-
sorted 10 the unpopular expedient OF en-
MIA wing negro youths. z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
HANDSOME PRIZES.
Bazaar Closes and Interesting
rs Awards to Winners Made.

3 Sacred Heart Bazaa r closed Saturday
night witt, good sales and a large attend
ance. Most OF the voting contests and the
raffes were completed and the prizes
awarded. The winners IN the doll con-
test were Misses GenevieXe Mott, Nora
Donnan, Sarah Cummings and Ctnda
.O,Neill, who came In order as set down,
The contest for the most pop'llhr CneSn-
peake and Ohio conductor resulted In the
announcement Of Mr., ". &. Woody, who
received the handsome silver SET The
pillow made by Engineer Joe lluloher,
which was ratified, vas Won BY Miss
era Gle StreutmeNer. .lst II, ~ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
University College Opens.

a The University College OF Medicine
will day formally begin It's twelfth
session, the medical department opening
that day and the dental and pharmacy
departments opening ten days later More
students are being enrolled or have In
dcated their intention to attend the coll
lege than at this dat OF any former ses-
sion. A welcoming service will be had at
the Broad Street Methodist Church on
Wednesday, night, to which all students
OF this city are invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Christians to Confer.

supper Will be given and a conference OF
{ Christian workers will be held at tho building
or the Central Young Mems Christian o: Asso-
10 o'clock p. NJ.
Addresses viii be made by several promi-
nna hsy
Richmond. will speak on THE Field: ". j .
Fraser, industrial secretary T. NJ. c. a !,
Ernest Thasker. D. D., Second nd rresbyteran
Church. Norfolk, OH THE Harvest" sS5iEf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Stabbed Him Badly.

James WILKINSON. ~ White man about
twenty-five Years Of age, received a close,
call dcnth saturday evening about half
past 6. He Was walking with IA young
lady AT Main and Ash Streets, when n
man named Hudson made some Insulting
remark about her, Wilkinson promptly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
J LOS ANGELES PARTY.
Splendid Company From Sunny
California Spent Afternoon Here.

The St. Louis Worlds Fair party. per-
sonally conducted and under the man
iagement of the Los Angeles Times, reach
ed Riohndnd Saturday afternoon prompt
ly8 on schedule time. Tho splendid COM
pany Of Indies and gentlemen spent the
afternoon driving aboutfthe city and left
In the evening for q tlanta. They are trav-
cling In a handsome special train Of Pull
man coaches. .ts5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
COURTROOM Beauti6ed..

The work Of repainting the Interior
walls Of the courtroom. clerks offices and
conference room Of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals in the State Library Building
has been completed and has revolutions
lied the appearance of those apartments.
The suite has been painted a bright apple
green. with facings, and cornices of pure
white giving the walls very attractive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
( Address Former Opponents.

Mayor Carlton N1cCarthy's address be-
fore tho liquor dealers tomorrow will be
in the nature OF & welcome to the visit
tors 1.-The retail liquor dealers of{Ethts
city generally opposed Captain Mccarthy
for the nomination for Mayor. but when
.he had been selected they promised him
their cordial support in maintaining the
laws and making his administration: y
success Their action In inviting him to
address them is in limo with their decla-
ration. i5f5lSE FIN Z K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Tobacco Growers Meet. i

The State Tobacco GrnWcrs Association
will convene$in Farmville OH Wednesday,
October 6th.t PEG
to be present, as matters OF Vital impor-
ctahce will be under discussion md well
worth the attentAn Of every intelligent
and wide awake farmer.
ARA rinemerits have been made for
Sprof1inen nj speakers to address the meet
Ing. who will doubtless make It one OF
rare interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Major Anderson Returns.

@i1Attorney-G General William a. Anderson,
the past two weeks attending the session
OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals, tid-
dressed the voters Of stanton and Aus
gusta county yesterday IN beha If OF Par
ker. Davis and Flood. He Is expected
e In his office to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
MUNYON'S
COLD CURE.
1 WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY
II IN FAILS TO CURE.

y Know that my Cold Cure VIII relievee
the head, nose, throat and lungs almost q
immediately. and prevent P = y q
=, Get a IS cent Bottle OF these l!ttle pei.
let's. and II you are not perfectly salts.
fled with results will refund your
II vour blood Is impure, or II you have
Dyspepsia, or any liver or stomach trou-
bio. don't failsto,use Munyon's Paw. raw
1t cures Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Cadarrhi
s!ceplcssness. and makes you stl,o Y, an ana
we'll 2 5 5,43 -MUN1ON., I,
Munyon's l'aw-Paw Tonic sold by all
druggists. Paw.paw Laxative Pits. Zoe.
a bottle. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
! Will Discuss Headache.

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery will discuss to-nig III cad
ache from Eye Sts>ln' at.their regular
meeting in the TIP. A. building.
Dir. Clifton NJ. Miller will be the leader.
Dr. John P. Davidson will also discuss
tho subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
They Looked BAD.

The detectives lined up three men yes.
terday ms suspicious characters, and JUS
each. They gave the names Of, John
Lewis, George Brady and Frank Neeley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Westminster School Opens,

Westminster School opens to-day With a
most promising future Il, VIZ
The formal exercises Viii begin at II A.
M. aud Rev. i. T. AIcFadcn Will make
The opening address All fr!ends,of the school
are invited to he present. q u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
-Four Young Men Held.

-Four young men were before Justice
John yesterday OH the charge OF being
dcserters from the United States navy.
They were j. w Canaan. j.. NJ. Mullen,
Clarence Byrd and Leo Wilson, and were
held to the 4th Of next month to await
developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Mr.. HUBBARD Under the Knife.

Hon. E. w Hubbard, Common wealth'sl
Attorney OF Bucking ham, and a .mcmbers
Of the late Constit nal Convention, now
a t the Memorial Hospital, has been oper-
q ted supon by DR.. George Ben Johnston
for abscess. He is doing we'll His wife.
and little boy are with him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Danced on Her Birthday,

* On Saturday evening q birthday hop
was rendered Miss Frnnck at the home
OF her parents, at East Richmond Many
young people from Richmond ana SUI
burns We're present A string orchestra
room having been handsomely decorated
presented to. the onlookers an animated
scene of loXiinesS .lll1 - Ell go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Carried Concealed Weapons.

3 Two Concealed weapon flends !" were
before Justice Crntchfed yesterday.
Sam Trent colored, was fined 500 and
put under bonds for twelve months for
Stotlng a slng-shot, and Willie Phelps
was dealt Will In the same way, for hay
ing q ra zord concealed about his person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Close Game Of Ball.

IA fine game OF ball was played at Taylors-
Vile on Saturday between the local team
and the club from Guinea, The score stood
to 4 In favor OF Taylorsvlle. with the
following batteries: Tayorsvlle--T.eake and
Ryan; Guinea-Alport and Runner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
"Cannot Serve Two Masters

In the Baptist Ministers Conference yeater-
day. DR.. ]. -. Hawthorne read a sermon
on the theme ''Ye Cannot Serve Two hins-
5ters." Tho sermon was OF unusual Interest.
und was much appreciated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
It, and was brutnlly assaulted

20 y 7E'9 - ~
by Hudson.
Wilkinson was tabled in the right
side, tho wound entering IN the right
lower thoracic cavity. DR.. Leonard said
that had 1t been one-cighth Of an Inch '
higher the lung would have been pcne-
trated. Re
a warrant Is out for the arrest Of 1ud-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Sent Back to PETERSBURG.

81 Fred Carter was arrested here for the
Petersburg authorities as fugitive from
Justice from that city. The arrest was
made by. Detective Wiltshire and Police
man Ogilvie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Memorials New Instructor

Miss s, r, Wooton. Of Montreal, Canada. has
been appointed directress and assistant In
struotor In practical and theoretical nursing
In the training school OF Memorial Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

SPLENDID band OF the Fusliers, which was
followed BY a cortege bearing the dead
men OF the canp-empty beer bottles,
cans, souvenirs. etc. The hearsc used
was mprovised out Of "a cot, which was
| borne by six sturdy. Canadians folloWlng
this came the long line Of monrners. The
band played the dirge and the process
sion moved onward around the camp to
| a snot where the remains were laid TO
rest, A similar procession and funeral
| took place on the evening of the Blues
| departure 5&
The Blues simply had things their OWN
way on the "Pilc" each night. and were
known from one end Of the great pnno-i
rama to the other @
When tho week had come to an end ana
| the boys wore preparing to leave many
| faces we're seen to saddcn at the thought
| OF leaving The dear old fair" as they
nut it. When the line marched through
| The "Pike"} en- route to the depot the
Stonewall Band rendered Dixie" and
during the entire march down the thor
| oughrare every show was at sthnu-
still, for the bnrkers as we'll as perform
crs ana managers all rushed 70 sec the
Virginians' leaving.
Splendid Train Service.
The Blues and the members Of the Gov
erlor's party arc grateful! 70 Tho Chesn-
! pc1ke and Ohio and the Rig sour ltall-A
| road Companies for the splendid tfalh
service which those companies gave q
| special train. composed of Pullman co
| was provided and It ran through nom
| Richmond TO ST. Louis without change
| OF delay. On the outward "trip. - me
compartment car was PROVIDED Tor we
] members of the staff and their guests,
The Governor and his family occupying u
\ private car IN the rear; IN spite q t ,n,s
| long distance covered. the train met WITH
| no accident whatever and pulled into the,
big shed at st. Louis promptly on tl,e.
minute. Even better run was mace
| from st, Louis to Richmond on the re-
| tun trip. the train arriving N MS clIy3
| somewhat ahead OF SCHEDULE time. l'ull-
| man Conductor Tom Smith had charge
| Of the train and he's did all that q gentle
| man could do to make he guests com
| Portable and feel perfectly at home me
| excellent arrangements altogether We're
| due to the good management and con
sideration of Mr.. w @; Wnrthen. D. -
| A. who makes q success OF everything
! he undertakes.
On the, return trip many experiences
! were related. among them WAS TINT
| member Of the Governors STAFF, accom-
| panied BY his wife and child, was seeing
| tic sights of tile Fair, when no spied n
crowd making for a certain direhtion
| l;agcrfto see ALL lie dragged his wife
| after the crowd through tne entrancr,
| but much Ia his disgust he found It only
an exit Of the Fair Grounds. When
| he asked to be let back In Tho door,
J kccvey replied that he would have 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Crap Shooter Galore,

Seven crapshooters were In touch with each
other before Justice John yesterday Aftpr
a few words Of condemnation the Usual fine
Of $a.S9 each Was placed against thenl and
sergeant Matthews took care st the
- eckelsn 81 t8 l it8 NJ p E8sHg SE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Fish Bone in Her Throat,

Miss Polly Carter is gradually recover
ing from an operation. having removed
7 from @ her throat Z, a shsh hons that
Ing and most painful one. tA,al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Refused to Move,

], II. Jackson stood too long In one
place. and wa asked to move along He
re fused to do so.r nd had 10 pay $40 and
costs In the Police Court. .4F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
HAD time OF
THEIR LIFE
Blues and Governors Staff Re-
turn From Exposition
Delighted"
MEN BEHAVED sPLENDlDLY
Major Chcatwood Gratificd With
Crcditablc Showing at
All Times.

After ono Of the most successful trips
ever taken by the organization, the Ricn-
mond Light Infantry Blues returned yes
terday morning from the st. Louis Ey-
position, arriving here about s O'clock in
tho morning.
The return trip was made In splendid
time, tho train bearing the Governors
party, staff, Blues and stoncwall Band
having left st. Louis at 10 o'clock Satur-
day night, only making such stops as
were absolutely necessary. The band car
was cut Off Mt Staunton.
Major Cheatwood spoke In the highest
praise Of his men last night. and said l,e
bad never seen more gentlenlany con-
duct than they showed while on the trip.
Camped with the Blues were the Second
Regiment, Essex ITusilers, of Windsor.
Canada, and the First and Second Arkan-
sas Regiments. The goodfellowship tia t
existed was, indeed. remarkable, 1t being
no uncommon sight to see one of the Vir
ginia boys Gil the "tiKr" attiret In n
red coat and fora &c cap, belonging to a
Canadian and a Fusliar likewise attired
In the Uniform Of n E.RlIe = ss -,i Ssiyt-z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
VIE ur1Nt2V'1tI " % 11- ~ O Wy 3'S
Held Mock Funeral.

The boys mingled together and where
ever they were to be seen, there was
always a red and blue coat together. One
.: the most amusing features Of the camp
was a mock funeral that was held the at
ternoon the Canadians broke camp. a
was formed. headed by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

i appearance. The clerks office Is to be
recarpeted with the floor covering OF tho
court room. for which q new carpet will
he provided, ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
VIRGINIA. STATE { SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASsOclATloN, LYNcHBURG,fV An

fVA,EISTATET SUNDAY SCHOOL, ASSU'I
LYING HRuRG, Var OCT. 3-5.,
$500 ROUND TRIP, $500,
VIA NORFOLK AN p WESTERN RWY.R
Tickets will be sold October I'd and I'd,
sc cd for return passage until Octoher
S, 1901, Three daily trains In each tliiec-
.tion, Pullman parur and sleeping cars.
For ticketssand further tontappiy
to Richmond Transfer Company, tieEet
agent. BYRD Street Station. or al COM
PAYS office, ssS East Main Street
JNL). H.. WAGNER, G,II, I3GSLIif, TX
City Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. .Aens,,