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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01
Just "a Hejp the Party Out.

If nobody else wants it, Theodore
Roosevelt has decided to take the bull
by the horns and accept the Repub
lican presidential nomination himself
Anaconda Standard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01
The Two Gifts.

Rodney have unbounded admiration
for men who can make speeches.
Sidney-That queer; what most adj
mire is a man who can hold his tongue
Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01
He saw Two.

your wife was waiting at the door for
you when you got in last night, wasn't
she?"
Yes
Were you sober?''
'eWel, thought for a moment that
must be bigamist. Philadelphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

A hopeful feature of the suit Of the
city against the street railway COM
pany dwells in the fact that the matter
cannot be referred to the committee
on streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

OF course Gov. Yates might break the
deadlock in Illinois by walking out Of
the convention, but, equally of course,
Gov. Yates will not
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01
They Prefer White Bread.

Those naughty Charleston people re-
fused to be supplied with the Crum
from the White house table.-Balti-
more Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

The good that senators do is some-
times inferred with their bones, but
the togas they wore never.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

AS there is no bordereau attached to
the concordat it is not likely that the
trouble between the Vatican and
France will be serious.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

The naval drama, Remember the
Maine" affords plenty of excitement
at the Grand. The usual matinee will
be given today at $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

Gen. Funston confesses that he
swan one day too soon, as was sus-
pected. If now he will admit that he
has talked too much, there are those
who will think that the matter with
Kansas has been discovered.-Dubuqu
telegraph.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01
EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE.

w. J. MORTON,
$50 Nassau ST.. New York City.
81 Washington ST.. Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-01

The Republicans papers are now say
ing that Parker is a stalking horse
for Cleveland. Join a don't worry club
or adopt the Iowa idea.-SiouX City
Tribune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
NORFOLK WANTS
TO BUILD GOLFERS
Delegation Confers With Sccre-
/ tary, Asking for Contracts
10 Build Coal Vessels.
special to The Times Dispatcl

Especial to The Times Dispatcll)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2S-A
large delegation of business men from
Norfolk ana Portsmouth called on Sec
rotary Moody to-day, and urged him to
issue ali order that one of the Golfers
provided for in tho naval appropriation
bill, which passed this Congress be built
at the Norfolk rnHS-yard. The Socre"
tary listened closely to the arguments
presented and he did not INDICATE posi-
lively that he would issue the order but
tho Impression made upon the delegation
was that there was good chance that
the Norfolk yard would get one OF the
vessels
Tho delegation was composed of George
j.. Bowden, G. &. Kizer, L. S. South
gate, Hugh Miller, r. G. Roper. Harry
Hodges, r.. y. Thorp, and j g. Fivensh,
representing Norfolk; Dr. Joseph a. Grlce,
j. Davis Reid, T.. *. Wonycott, !. L. Van
Pattern S. r. Montague. S. &. lludgins,
W r. Griffith, J. H. Hunter ana /. y.
McCmcken, representing Portsmouth, and
Henry Pyle and -. Simmons, represents
ing bcrkley. The delegation arrived on
tho Nor folk boat this morning and left
on tho. boat tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
CRUM's APPOINTMENT.
Matter Will be Considered at
Opening Of Next Congress.
lRN Associated Press.

(By Associated lTeSS.)
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Allison, chairman of tho Committee M
the order of Business in the Senate, in
a published statement issued to-day, gavo
notice that il the nomination of W. ID.
Cr,lm to be collector Of tho port of
Charleston, S. c., Is again sent to the
Senate it would be pressed to con-
.cluson, regardless Of other business The
statement is as follows:
The Committee on The Order or BUSH
ness at n meeting to-day decided that
If the nomination Of Crum is again made
and sent to the Senate that it will be
taken up Immediately at the opening
of the next session OF Congress and made
the order of business until disposed of,
the minority senators having given no.
tice that such consideration at this ses-
sion would require debate of at least
two weeks,
This action was taken because 1t was
impossible to complete the considera-
ton of the case at this session."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
VERY POOR CARD
AT JAMAICA TRACK
Track a Sea Of Mud, But Large
Crowd Assembled to Witness
Running for Suffolk Stakes.
lBy Associnted Press.l

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Thrce thousand
persons jourheyed to Jamaica In tho rain
to-day to witness tho running Off of
poor card the feature Of which was the
Suffolk Stakes. The track was sea
OF mud. Only one fayorte won. sumna-
res
First race--six furlongs-For Luck q 10
u first. Clear the Arena 10 to u second,
Singing Master @ 70 y third. Time
lis 20.
Second racc-four and n half furlon Es--,
X, u. Johnston az 10 y first Right ROYAL
Il to - second. Glover Hampton y 10 y
third. Time. .57.
Third racc-sellng, ono milo and seventy
acknowledgement q to y first, LoIo
Melbourne % to II second. Never More
Is To II third, Time. l.52 10.
Fourth race-tBe Suffolk Stakes. selling;
four and a half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 10
ID nrst. Nevada ti0J tol) second Aiatador
Q8 to 81 third. Time. $50 80.
il Fifth rHce-handicap. one mile and sev-
onty yards--Sais q 70 u. first: Florham
Queen Is to y second, Himself 9 10 y
third Time. 100 LOO
Sixth racc--six furlongs-Mart Mullen
DC 10 - first. High Heels 10 10 y second,
Dancing Bells % TO y third Time, l:ts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
CRUM REAPPOINTED.
President Directs That Negro
Again be Appointed Collector.


Especial 10 Tho Times ispatch)
WASHINGTON, u. c.. April 2S.-The
laffrst thing President Roosevelt did this
afternoon after returning from the Capt.
tol TO tho White House after the adj
journmcnt Of Congress was TO direct that
w y. Crum, the negro appointed col
lcctor OF customs ut tho port of Charles
ton, be rcappointcd lie was assured
by the Republicans of the Senate that
the nomination would be takcr up as soon
rs the next session cunycnes, and that
II would be discussed until con rrmed.
But 1t will only be after II long fight
that the Senate will act favorably upon
tho nomination. ana the Democrats are
far from desrairing Of being able TO
defeat confirmation, 1t IL absolutely GER
tain that many of the Republicans OF
the Senate do not want the negro to
serve as collector of the port. and as the
election will have passed by that time tho
Democrats think that they may DO able
TO induce several of the opposition to
unite with them IN defeating confirms
ton.
IT is admitted. however,, that Mr., Roosc-
welt has played u skilful game in making
the bluff of "a threat of AN extra session
II the nomination WAS not acted upor.
before Congress adjourned, and of reap
pointing the darkey so promptly after adj
| iournmont He does not care that lie has
| made friends of the negro OF the South,
| but he wants tho votes OF tho black mer
! in New York, Illinois and Indiana, where
| they almost hold the balance of power
| and there Is no doubt that he has made
! the strongest possible bid for IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
COLLEGE GAME FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Richmond Boys to Play III Mil
liamsburg To-mor-

,,;.,..t..., r,,i a,d r,-,,,to,,, ord
r. litlcrh'ohd loi'ese nnu !" ii'ia''' a."
Mary will play in Williamsburg to-mnr-
row ,or the baseball championship CT
~ ,,..,a., d,,,.,o, ne virginia
~. -. -. .'' - - 10y
Illis game VIII DO luil Vi ih'eie s ~
all college men and those Interested In
college baseball. for this game will de-
Al, ,,,o4,,o., ,ich,,ona can win tho cur,
-, ~
u = 'iot; - aoroatoa yv,,,,, !,
Nlacoh ,,t7 r,,,,,,,n,,5 r,ni,ago
aiiu MAJ ~ sno ,,n,,, ~ T. ,n.., n,ol,,-
~ eteeu .',,,' ~. ~ ~ o,,, avan IL
pc l'l,.. sno w. ~ IL picb-
stit' uied.s l.'.'...a', ta,,o,,,nn Eici,.
.lona - ,n sat,,rdnv would entail q
liiotiu . uti ' .,,tns tis,. -, would
Good many coi .i ,, - ,,,,,,a.
l'roDao.y iaecess'.u' ~ ,s dotor1,inea 10
be.hg pli.seu , ~ 80 ronh,a william and
WI. h.'a a. w 4,,,t +,is is nor last chance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
PREFERS CHARGES.
Alleges Consular Officials Are
Guilty Of Gross immortality.
nav Associat ted PressO


wAsHlNGTuN, D. g. April Is
Charges of gross immortality on the part
of consular officials located In Liberia
We're madc by Miss a. A. Klein, one of
the speakers at to-day's session of the
Florence Crittenden Mission, in a talk
OH preventive ard Rescue Work for
Girls in Africa" Miss Klein has been
in Liberia as a missionary OF the Luth-
Gran Church, stationed at Muhlenherg,
but almost infinitely removed, she eS-
planned from the civilization of that
city. She said foreign corsuls, when on
their way to the interior on business,
frequently stop at her mission station.
where she said they would speak lightly of
their excuses Criminal assault was
common. Miss Klein declared the ma
tivcs, at least in the vicinity whore she
was stationed, uphold high standard
Of morals and the ratives live closely
according to the Mosaic laws. 1.-The con-
ditlon she described, she said, had greatly
impedcd the work of the missionaries.
Miss Klein specifically exempted tho
Rev. Ernest Lyon. the United states
consul at Monrovia, the capital, from
the charge against the other consular
officials and paid high tribute to him.
Miss Ellen Spencer Mussey, of Wash
ington. D. c.. discussed state Laws
Pertaining to llligitimacy." One great
defect in the laws of many States, she
said. is that an illlgitimate child cannot
Inherit from its father, even II the father
has acknowledged his paternity
Mrs. Kate w. Barrett sad that ir New
Jersey and Pennsylvania young girls are
carefully protected by the laws govern
ing criminal seduction, and In their adj
minis traton, but in the South she said,
1t was almost impossible to secure con-
victior under the law.
The report of Chldren's Home, In Alex
andrla. Va. maintained by Mr. Crtten-
don, showed there are forty-two chill
dren sheltered there ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
WON IN A GALLOP.
Oiseau Captures Avondale Stakes
at Cumberland Park.
tRy Associated Press

NASHVILLE. TENN, April 2s.-Fa-
vortes and well backed horses captured
the card at Cumberland Park to-day. The
Ayondale Stake was Won by Oiseau ~
a gaiiop. Summarizes:
First race,-six ftirlongs-Radium d3 70
81 first, Heritage a 10, u second, l'otter
q 10 - third. Time, 10 ] -.
Second racc-four and half furiongs.--
Gaseonne d1 10 81 first. Alice Lloyd 70
10 u second, Ceascarious 20 10 u third,
Time 49, =
first juno Collins g to y second. Tennes-
secun "a 10 . third. Time, :ip.
Fourth risct he -Avondnle stake, I'VE
furlongs-C ss;tp III to lo1 first. Rebound
40 10 d second, Dixie Land y 10 ~ third.
Time LOG,
Firth ia Ell MISUNDERSTANDING Fonso 9
to y iirs. Joiin Doyle q To y second.
Peeper Is 10 u third, Time. l:S6,
Sixth race-.six furlonga-,JJ sydney
Walker a to % first, Bonnalie tbN 70 y
second. Frank kenney q TO y third.
Time l;s1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
LEAGUE IN SESSION..
Body Submitted Draft Of Mea-
sl1re Providing for Secret Ballot.

tBy Associated PressD
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2s.-The draft OF
on u i op submitted to the national mil-
m mtni leader when the league, began
its session at the Northwest LniyersitN
building. The draft was submitted .pi
1t provides for II secret ballot ana Tor
PARTY membership.
me New Orleans Situation. What Par
tisan administration Has Done, was dis
c,lssed by PemDerton Baldwin, OF New
Orleans
smoke on .'Iihe Function Of Municipality,
With Special Reference TO Public Ser
vices, ,tu ~
smoke on .,The Use OF Political Designa-
linn IJpon Official Ballots In Connection
With tie Names of Candidates.
smoke on craftsmanship In Municipal Poll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
SHEPARD & COMPANY
WANT MORE BONDS

Mr.. Ensign, representing ~ D. shcp-
ard &, Co, of New York, Is here, with the
view of purchasing tho next issue Of
richmond city bonds. which win be ne
cesary Oh July LIST, to meet an outstanding
debt. , ,,n. a..
Mr.. Ensign Is much pleahed WIN ms
January 1st and 1t Is believed that hls
,,rm win take all those to be issued IN
Juiy. The New York financer was with
CIV Accountant Mccarthy. the new may
orally nominee, during much OF Yesterday
and the two have become murh interest
cd IA one another.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
MANCHESTER
MERCHANT IS.
Is Largely Attended Meeting at
Leader Hall Last
Night,
ENDORSE COUNCIL TICKET
Joint Session Of City Council.
Two Marriages Wrest-
ling Match.
COUNCIL TICKET

No. 11o5 Hull Street
There Is no doubt that complete
| co,ncn tictet wi,, ha rccom n,andea hv
t'ie oas'i'es' i'ie' " 'it' p''s.
A largely attended meeting was hold
at Leader Hall last night, presided over
hv Mr. Augustine Rovall ana cxpressIons
.,.,. 49,.
w. ''A'o ~ ~ - 81 ''>pi e SSH ~
inc business men or the city,
| Nothing definite was done. but COM
mit.ee n three was annointea from eacb
""'u " iooh o'St wy NV" a"u ts'oi.
back at n meeting of the business men
next Thursday night
The committee az represented were:
! FIRST Ward-G. W. Roach. W. Haynes,
| Eli Andrews.
Second Ward-j. Il. Walker, CharIcs
Atkinson. j. S. Rice.
Third Ward--J w. Puckett, j. o..
Avis, y, b. Iiowle.
Fourth Ward--J. W. Moore, j. Morton
Graves, j. +. Duval.
This committee embraces Representa-
tive business men. some Of whom are
Republicans.
Mr.. Charles Burkctt acted as secretary
OF the meeting and tho only two Coun-
cmen present were Aldermen Barrett
and Councilman Sampson.
Addresses were made by Messrs. ID. H..
Toney. G. S. McRea and b. NJ Robinson.
This line Of argument was that the bust
ness men should endorse a ticket that
would bc for tl,o benefit or tits city.
Tho cause Of the Whole business Is
tho ordnance that was nassed bv COM
IN Giving tbo ,,ccnso foes for Inc coming
n., F
, ,r,,,, ~, ,,a ~ AZ, aaaoo
lhls was done because me el'y needed
nv. NJ ','oi''s. nc nu',o,i ~ ~ i'..a
Su',t'','sslo, -
vi ,a'iloao roiilns storN ron -'ianlii y,
.er hSu something 20 90 "ifi' ~, h''a ,hc
increased expenses IN running me cry
llecoss'lated some actlon on me part OF
Coiincli.
The committee That drafted the ordl-
nance was composed OF Mcssrs. owen,
Rudd and Barrett, examined the license
ordinance Of all The cities in Virginia.
and with the proposed license tax, the
fees in Manchester arc much lower than
any other CITY I'm tho state. The action
OF Council was based upon the needs
Of the city. Tbev found upon examine
tina, Il largo percentage of the merchants
wcrc nnylno t.yc. IL, t,e shano az license
fcos az tho rsta 80 - ,a . than 81 . ycar
IL ordo. &, 800 80 :, I,g,iio,s az thn
~, ~ ca,,,'at, .z,' fai,, uc,,,so
ehnu,d ho i,,,,,soa IA ,onoa mo rnw
a,'115 ~ '''poSeu' Hna ''e''c' ~ ~"
'oi1Ni sto'lntN' ~,
JON, session OF me Wy Nouileii wac
, me,u ,ast n'sht 10 III vacancies ~ wv
~, c.n, ,,,,o,,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Pretty Home Weddinp

Miss Deborah J.. Jones. n pretty young
lady OF Chesterfield county, was welded
10 Mr.. William A Brltlon, of Petersburg.
on Wednesday at the residence Of der
father
The ceremony was performed by Rev
r. b McSparran. The maid-of honor
WAS Miss Addie H. Jones, sister OF the
bride and tho bridesmaids were Misses
Eva It. Esncs, Leah Van Pet and Emme-
line @. Baurgaize. Messrs, Harry A.,
Jones. ] Bourgaize and $. Van Pelt were
the gfoomsmen
An elegant reception followed the we'd
ding ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
U. S. COLLIER CAESAR
ASHORE OFF T0RTUGAs
(By Associated prcss.)

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The COM
mandant OF the navy-yard at Key West
telcgraphed TO the Navy Department
to-day that the collier Caesar is aground
on Loggerhead Mucry. Tortugas Group
The tug Massasoit has been sent from
Kcy West to her assistance and Admiral
Barker has been directed to send an
other boat to aid her.
The Caesar which Is commanded by
Naval Captain Frank Wright, Is a col
licr Of 506 tons. The Caesar was bound
from Pensacola for I.amberts Point in
ballast when she grounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
PillBbury Plays a Draw.

(T}Y NSSOclltcH PTcSs)
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA, April 2S
AT the conclusion of the third round of
the International chess match toulnu-
mont Tonight, Janowski, the Partisan cx-
pert, and the Lclpsic player, Mieses, were
tied Tor first place; Laaker and Marshall
for third,
To-day's results were as follows:
Harry was defeated by Marshall; Misses
beat Fox; Laskcr defeated Napier Law
renee lost 10 Marco; Schlechter and Del
mar drew; Toohmann lost to JanowskI,
and Hodges and Showalter drew The
game between PIllsbury and rsheigorin
also was drawn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
.DWYER STILL CHAMPION.
Petersburg Audience Do Not
Relish His Frequent Triumphs.

Especial 10 The -Times- SPalrLl
Nj. j Dwyer defeated Rob Roy Mackey
tonight in an interesting match at the
Academy, There were only two falls,
and the second in II 1-2. The wrestling
MAS catch-as-catcl-c can. The audience
was enthusiastic for Aackey and checrcd
loudly whenever lie gave tim an oppor-
tunlty. NIackey stated that he thought
hc vas coming 10 Petersburg to meet a
middle weight man. but was disappoint-
ed. Hanson refereed; the contest. -
Dwycr challenged Hanson lof y Greco
city, and tho challenge was accepted.
The match tonight was one OF the
most interesting of ne contests ~
Petersburg, but the a 1f 'h"t VII
ncSsnd il WIS very Small.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Postlnasters Appointed.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2S.-'Hhe
following fourth class postmasters were
appointed to-day:
Virgnia--potts Creek, Allegheny coun-
~, Charles H. Robinson, vice a. s.,
Given, resigned.
North cnrolina--'rodd. Ashe county,
William r. Blackburn, Vice Ishmael Graz
ham. removed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Norfolk Wants to Build Collier

tBy AssOcatcd Fless,J
WAslIl NGTON, u c., Aprll 2s.-A
delegation OF representative business men
Of Norfolk, headed by Representative
Maynard and ex-RepreSentatIye Bow
den, called on Secretary Moody to-
day TO urge that one OF the Two Golfers
authorized by Congress be constructed at
the Norfolk nnYy-Nard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Nominations Confirmed.

Obs Associnted l'fcss)
WASHINGTON. d, c., April 2S.-The
Senate confirmed the following pos'mas-
tefS:
I'lorlda--John Il. SWnkel, I.eesburg;
James q. Baskin punellon; Thomas f.
Alexander Mute Springs; liarryy, 9,
Bulge Miami; Lawrence Brown, Milton;
Roy Shanna, 81 Petersburg.
Georgla-John f Jenkins Ashburn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Biruingham, 8: AtIanta.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 2s.-Birm-
lngham pounded Pitcher Ely all over
the lot this afternoon, and this With
bad fielding on the part OF the visitors
won the game, Wagner kept his hits we'll
scattered and had little difficulty In win
ming Tamscll was put out of the game
for kicking.
Score: r. II. T..
Birmingham ..,1 Osso.--S IA 0
Atlanta :. $3.50. ooOoo2 o. . 4
Batteries Wagner and Millerlck Ely
and Clarke. Attendance, 1,50O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
WHAT THEY
DID NOT DO.
Continued From First pagc)
IMPROVEMENT was postponed until after

Improvement was postponed until after
elections. 45
There was d strong demand for 10.
vision Of tho immigration laws. ..a
Many bills on this subject were intro
duced. Not one Of them was ever rc-
rortei though nearly every official OF
tho government, having to do With n1-
ie,o a. ne s's g., 1 ,ns,
y. t, LIZ 80,
Die from lc,lropc. ".
THE sMoOI lNNESllGAIlON, i
The question Of tho eligibility OF Sohn-
tor Slnoot to seat IN the Senate wns
raised over a year ago when he was
sworn In This Congress postponed until
we'll along into this session any nvcs-
tlEhtion OF tlleN charges made against
him. and then after probing for some
days In most lelsylrcly fashion, the Com-
i1itter on Privileges and Elections do
lerrined to allow the entire matter TO
81 over until next wintel--t,fter tho
el !,.
Tho list Of matters demanding tho ac-
ton or Congress, which were neglected,
might be swollen INTO q column more.
Limited States Judge Swhyne, OF Florida,
was reported BY the Judiciary committee
OF the House to be guilty OF Gross mat
ieasanrc ana nisteasance, ana ms I'M
neachmenk was demanded, but the House
decided thal3 INC Wort should NC Ply ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
No MORE pANpRUFF.
Newbro's lierpcele Destroys the PestI.
ferrous Cause of Annoying Dandruff.

ferOuG CaUst OF VTITT0yTTTH DdHUTV1I'
Does your head Itch? Is your coat or
dless full Of white flakes after dressing
YOUR i,nir. That's the effect of dandruff
is your hair thinning? Are you beginniog
10 eet bald in spots? Arc You already,
in fact, rapidly becoming hali? ] So
that is tho effect of measy little para-
site that burrows IN az llln root OF tho
hair, and throws up the scalp IN dandruff
and OATS off tho hair ut the root, Sci-
eaccs latest discovery Is a destroyer OF
lhat lustifero,,s germ, That destroyer is
contained in no other hair preparation
on cl,th but Newbro's Herpicida Try
II, and be convinced. a delightful dress
ing, Sold by leading druggists. Send
loc III stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co Detroit. Mich. Owens and Nil
nor Drug Co.. Special Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Nav Increase the Stock,

President Graham. OF tho American In-
isu,uncn Company, colorcd Institution
Of the city, has decided to call meet
ing OF the board of directors early next
week for the purpose of considering the
proposition of increasing the stock of the
company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Pritchard's Appointment Con-
firmed.

(3y Assoclated Press.)
WASHINGTON, y G., April 2s,--,rhe
Senate In executive session to-day con
firmed the nomination OF Jeter c, Pritch-
ard, Of North Carolina, To be United
states circuit Judge for the Fourth Ju-
dicial Circuit.