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MEETS With. FAVOR.
Believed & 81 Lea ders That II
u 2 Viii Go Thro ughS Council

1,eade lii both branches OF the Co,in,--S
isee mi favorable to n the &C tlong the
Commits tee wi til re ference to the!
public ibrary, ana y isS believed
the sc heme will SO through botn branches
Of the Council lin u anuary wi thout} delay
he mat tier 81 the cost of 20 site U.s. not
1@orrying II l,e mem ers, for while, as q
1lnst esort, q is believe the Council will
reed I'VE provide this yet i here seems Sto,
ibe sa Is us oil d feeling or con fidence that
sliils part OF the Institution will be forth
coming from pub e-spirlte ted citizens who ih1t
fbelicVe n Richmond should not allow the
dip l,,nit to pass to build the lihrary.y
3$sihere Tia been tangible discussion 70
location the site as yet but ~
Will Eof course. be some y here In the cen-
ira portiongo OF the city. There lis ~ good
deal real enthusiasm In the GO u W
over dues tion#and neurlS4a all the ~ IL &.
izcils seem "A favor t he eport q OF the
{lsipnnce Gomtrii ttee. @ s5
u sg if!caiit fact thtt 4 here was la
IT voice u the Fln = 5,
Commit teeF$and this gentleman urged no
Ser! ous 4 objection to the scheme.
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SPEl III WAS BROKEN. Y
Yesterday Had Touch Of Spring.
Portland the Coolest Spot.

i, III the city yesterday the sun came
down with much OF the strength Of
3springtime. XII On the streets men and
women were seen without the heavy
Ma rs sof winter, and there was In the
ali a breath oG spring. Around midday
the Thermometers Registered forty-s|x de-.
tgrces, and later went above the fifty
degree mark. .Ss{5 , v. ".
Sin the suburbs and the nearby country
ia nearly an inch thick covered ne
,ponds, and even the creeks We're covered
with a skim The winds did the WORK O.
nan days of sunshine, drying the streets
and roads SO that travelling on foot ana
On the road was excellent.
II Director Evans predicts fair wea ther tor
This vicinity for to-day, with warmer
weather =, !.
Rains visited Texas on yesterday, but
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Mr. Edward NJ HAL, g of No. p9lo East
FRANKLIN Street, in an effort 70 locat e
Ills sisters, whom he has not seen for
eleven years. and who are SUPPOSED TO
10 In st louis, has written tho cher
Of police Of that city asking for assist,
unce In the direction Of locating them, ~
According to Nh Hall, The two sisters
left Richmond many yea rs ago, and about
eleven years ago We're married, Since
,thatlilmo they hive not been heard from:
Their names are, Mary and Elnr,a and
they married two Dillon brothers, who are
thought to no contra ctors In 81. Louis.
Recently the mothar Of the three died
ious 10 find them IN order TO notify hem
at their mothers death, ii
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NEXT. WEEKS SHOWS.
Both Play houses Will Have Good
OFerinp Grand Opera Also. IA

( Monday matinee and light patrons Of
tho Academy viii have an opportunity to-
SEQ the musical Init OF several &; seasons as,
is. hardly any doubt that the local heatre-
goers will enjoy the dell ghtfully hu1nor77l
Gus storyfof a. Cli ineso hone ynoon Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fneapple z ana The loya 81 Mr. y
Prnsdss So ses aaa ns eleSes
combinations which are part Of he. story
of "A Chinese II oneynl opr. It {Wt Il mot
30 very long before eY very orchestral and
every pnnulnr dinirl g room n5th y g Will
k P'fy'gs sGRs shs 3MaSiasr
d u II !" 90 Long ii, " etc, ~ here 8
Nothing New to- ". 49,. !. A " Street u,
Heaven Called Broad way, ! The @ La
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Beautiful Home 1,le Wedding.

& h Mrs. 3 Addie. w, Bass, q OF 3No44 y East
I Clay Street: and sN1r. g, Brantley,.l q
evening the 9th inStan at the home ~ {
the bride, the Rev. Mr.. simpson q Clay
Street otlst Church, 3 f1lciating, while
the couple stood 4 lind q h lge 9She Of
pure white, tulles veil draped with, bridal
#ro roses n Miss Eulalia Florner sister$of the
bride, was maid of honor, and wore! .sa
dress sof cream silk null. The brides.
maids were Misses Carrie Reynolds, OF
Marie Mac I,elland. n Of Richmond! hi
wore white organdy. NJ Carl Martin,
81 North Carolinu,s was hest man. The
Bgroomsmen were NJ essrs. y y, y Speneel'.
SRnelgf, N. G sl.5s and Howard Jones, Of
Richmond Fruits and refreshments Is were
served fter tile inarrln SO. III VA N t$SA
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Poper,t.y Transfers

4 Richnpns Mary H. CAM bell from Wilt
liam p. F,:zinig trustee, 81 sh!l2 fact &op,,3
east sideggol Eighth Street, between Grace.
and Frank II \ Etrests. 81, 900. yE$i X II b 8
.Jghenrlco: Thomas NJ +. III Boyle to a.
Barnes NJ Is Feet on west line of Il Thirty
sixth A stree 50 e-3s Tee from 5southWcstis
corner Of Marshall Street, $1,000. n
5ly; M E'annm and WI tai N. lle--,.i
smagne. and Margaret Pope, -l3s $40 acres
llbout510 mi lis northwest Of r edmond, IN
thesThre ClPpt Rond, b $aS5. 9i. s45 IS \,
Fairfield shool Districts trustec .tosistl.t
g.. allerstdn 81 feet on north line ri
Clay 81 reel, northwest corner Of 1'hirty..3
six Street and 40 feet on west line Of
Ih!rteth stect, Qs feet !fronlSbR Street.
$3.50. sst 81 3sf II 3i Eli B 3}5 sSl I
Charles q. Ehlppan and wife to sJ,ohnsl
A,EJoncs, onfhalf interest IN a $40 nerfss
OH OIL M ar % New Market Road, bout
three miles tom Richmond, $500. III ti3s NJ
h ~ "a lle ia gneBnnd wife to AlaTgarctS5
Pope: 2 6-l0 tres IN ear Laurel 81 ton ons
the NJ lchnl2 IN Irrederl ckshllrg 'otn-5
mao Ra lroad $500, sIj a i5 & IS
Henry 8, Yallerstcln ami lillian. =. /
West and wResEto Virginia 4 Turner, II
feet on S1ntH line of Beverly Street, Is
feet west Of hTter Street, 1910, siE IN y i
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~ Closing Performances.

This afternoon and evening the las OBJ
portunity Will be afforded those who de-
sire to, see tho popular musical comedy,
.nunnlng for ONCE" which began an en-
gu cement at tho Bl jou on, Christmas Day
The play Is one OF the best seen on the
stage or any theatre, and is certainly the
equal Of many so-callod hgh-class pro-
auctions, which have been seen here, Tho
are pretty and the chorus Is graceful and
attractive sL.E ia al.l .Ll6f et'
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'N|''CUECAsE0F
gR:EA|11..N INTEREST
{
Supreme Cottrt lf O)gSubtl}esss's
Consider III Upolt R e: ;s8.EE,
isS8I coilveiiiiIg Il 5sjSS asi
WOULD DEFER &! EXECUTE !: I: \ i 3 !!
Writ 81 Error Vould Operate
THUS Seven Pines Trans y.f
fer Fight

1.-THE Supreme Court OF Appeals of VIZ
einin| will conyens liz this eli next s1,ucs 81;
day FOR one of the most ill,poitan terms
In recent years. The number ot5 Common
wealth cases on the docket for this torn
AS large. and embra ces q variety OF cases
Involving Questions q great interest and
impoitanc OF course. the probnble 3nc-l
ton D & tho court on the petition for&n
writ or error and supersedcns In the case
OF the Commonwealth We. ]. 6ng,ue M a.
Cue lss the case OF upperf1iost interest
for such a. petition H. expected Il o be pre-
scented next tuesday and acted upon dur
Ing this term OF court. III III II s35a sd
2s Tho record OF the Case has been IN tn q
Hands of5 tho counsel for NcCue for s six
weeks more. md they have been ~, se,,-
gagged IN the preparation Of their b llsS
sof exceptions. The precise grounds upon
which they will rely for q N ws trial are
not positively known. n uner GUS OK cep-si
4tions to the rulings OF 4 he cour were
noted during tho pro 1ess Of the triai
one OF the most importantSof which was
the allegatlon that tho Jurors, or some q
them. had been permitted TO read ne VS. ~
p,inpers during the trial, and Ianot Their as 4 q
the failure the court to !. discharge ttle
Hurry ana order a rctrial because IN ii a
Statement t5lnade d Turing the argument f,'byi
Captain Woods, e counsel for he pros "A
sutton. Numerous tier minor exec Y"
ftions were not cd. VI { Az
a Would Defer Execution 55
Il The petition for ppeal may go To any or:
one 81. the Judges and to Sea gil In turn
ifSdesired or 1t may be presented TO the
fu1l court forats action. The granting
OF 4 writ OF error would operate as a stay
OF sentence, nd the OK ecution Swould be-
deferred unit final lon BY the higher
court. u
Another case 81 great local Interest lsii
the appeal OF the Virginia Passeng crS q a. q,
Power Company from he ruling Of the the
Corporation Conlmiss on, REQUIRING that
company to give transfers to and from y vs.
seven pines lines and to recognize I'd
honor labor tickets. This ction& began
on the compliant OF al passeng ger named :.
Oakley, and the commission sustained his his,
contention ard held Y, that the company
vas required TO; give trans ers. ttorney-5
General Anderson WI representa- the sNste,
ia IS case, while the appellan conlptnn
viii be- represented counsel.
$ Numerous cases tnvolvlr1 6 ID constr ction3
OF the license laws IN OF the state y are
Sc heduled 10 come up for argun,en, q
this term, Besides Il the commonwealth
cases, 4itiany Of great some e
UP for &C ton. 5#5 III g5g3i3
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AZ Story Of the Stage.

More 10 BE PItied Than scorned. Is
said to reflect the trials or tho managers
OF theatres, the stage-struck girl, The
,harn-s tormers, the comedians and The ups
and downs Of the business, on the, stage,
the vigorous mclodramatic authors is re-
sponslbl0 for the play which comes 10 the
Bitou next week. and from newspaper re-
ports tho play Is q thriller for fair, THE
play WI omen tn n snerial matinee on,
Monda" (Ncw Years holiday and viii
remain for one week, with the regular
matinees and night performances |. u IN
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Another Richmond

While at this time 1t is not absolutely
certain. yet there Is good ground for he
belief that shortly prominent lawyer,
not yet mentioned for the office OF Com.
monwealth's Attorney Of Richmond, will
announce his candidacy, for that position
ready large number of candidates out,
and II Is understood that Judge Richard.
son Will not stand again.
Z The gentleman referred to above lis a
man Of great strength before the people
and lawyer of fine ability
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
BAPTIST COMMIssIot:'N| a. Il
Important Meeting Held Here.
Yesterd ay,-NeW Member Choscn

CSlSl "a ~ ~ "A s,.i l}!
Tho Baptist educational Colnmisftlon s 81
Virginia met on Thursday In the Esecot ~
BAPTIST Church md heard "A he reP ortER oI
the corresponding SECRETARY, Dr| ~ 4.
yIIennng, tor5th he past f9w months
The terms of four malnbcrs Of ne pody
expires by limitntio Ion In lTebrnaryI sslhlree
OF these were ~ re-elect ted ,skiis tollo W. Y; !.
Messrs. George p. West r Sa''I faT ~
Nv. r, Barksdnle. Il FL IS q ny! 81
H Rev, ] IL IT, llclss, Of Danvi was
chosen to succeed Dr. ticnil u AZ meal,
her OF Tie commission Dr. F1cnlHng hay Az X
Ing accepted the correespolldH sfcretarS7
shiI,. f Ell 4. &,
IN re-eected. The meeting Wad well 5f AZ
tended and spirited, General ~ t'sfaectio'n'
was expressed ut the large lnloint OF pre-
5llmInary work done u 50 ttlfS cost py
Dr., Henning. N VI q
II An executive Commits was chosen %
represent the commission IN col'lclllEllllg
and assisting Dr. Hcnnlng IN his CAM
paIgns b The committee VI rs as ol-
h lows: r. III Pitt, W. e. lIatcll,i
en- " Y r. q II. Smith, - g. h Hfnntng and
iN Two new schools, tho Roanoke Female
College, nj 3DanYille, and g South Side
Academy, at Chase City, Wtrd applicants
for admission and 1t was ypted tore
cciye them, as soon las changes In ther
charters and mod flea tons Of policy an
other dIreclipns1 had been made I, & 3sS !.
" DR.. Henning will 80 to Norfolk to-day
and on to-morrow morning Will speak
before the Baptist Young Peoples onion MO
on Monday llei{ Will address the Baptist
Mnlsters Conference at that place IN
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DEEP Run. Club [! |. |. ] }
HAS | PACK Al < !
English Hounds Have Excited
Great Interest Amo ng ~,
w M embcrs.

~ Members 5of Deep Run Hunt are entlu-3s
5slastic lin "a their: ecepti on Of the nine
couples OF Eng lish fox hounds lately i'm
ported BY al party Of gen lenien for the
use Of the club The pack Is made y up Of
three and a half couples OF dogs and
Efiye and K a. half 4 co up les Of bitches, all
carrying the black, tan and white mark
5ingss1 OF the typical English fox hound.
he lot us very even, and Will 81 the
dogs are. as IS usual y the cease q strifle
larger ana ii heavier than the bitches,fy vet
the 4 pack i makes \ as good an i app earanco
Sas any In the country. In IN ovembers
Mr.. Foxall Ixeane sold for. he Meadow
Brook Hunt an Englisl, pack that he
had I'M ported for about $3.50 o. couple. AZ
slndlviduals, the Deep Run nine co uples
are as high in class and In general al'-
$pearanco as the Meadow Brook Il lot,
4 Below will be found IA list OF the nine
couples Of hounds. giving the ma me- OF
each, al well Y as the name Of the pack
from which the hound was ORA tied :ssf L.
NJ Dogs.
No. IL sa fog uard, ,'; VI
as n from lyea tland 3 Pack.
No. -. 'Linlsb Eli
from Pytchley Pack
mo. lTOullCeI, ~ tsy
l5 from Badsworth Pack,
NO. t4- -'' Gameboy,'''
3fs from B dsworth Pack.
No 81 Norrier, n
$1as|i 31s f from aterford Pack.
No. ST racer II ;s
N from Waterford Pack.
no. Vestrus,
s35 from Berkelcy est Pack
So III Bitches.
No, s." Harpte,s' 8; II II II 81 ..l ,tj
,i5 from Blacknlore Vale y &,
No.. -. wa tchful,s' AZ s
ssSs3 .,5i35 from Hurley Peck p,
s,ss s5 V. from, South Berks 3 : 81
No, ged Z, Z 81 n, 3, 4,
NO 2 Hen,lock,, III J, \,
S'ss' from :Brramham Moor Pack:
MOI y his per,
NO, ID. NJ odesty.'''ss al
from West Somerset ;''' Tack Fac 5.
No, 16--" HARMONY ri
4so'i s''' '8 from irish Pack
Am mn a .s35 Z from lrlshy Pack,
II The pack was purchased for the Deep
Run Hunt Club from gJ.a " TON y IN
well, near London England, l3ece p'Nl ~
g. 1904. Il. n, {, !, X ,y5 i! Is
New Years Hunt,
V Oh Monday the regular New Years
Day hunt viii take place. q ne meet VIII
be at the. kennels at II "A. M. sharp. anu
1t rs proposed to use tho English pact'i
Of eight couple. a very large field IS eH-
pectcd and the con,mitte has decided 70
cast hounds III, Johnson's wood and drag
through Chnntllly and Accn4 II mas 4ni- y
ways been the custom to- turn out N p'nllls q
on New Years Day 81 Siin 81 Inc neg Z l II
cspecial attractive appear lpes "A Us Z }t
After the run, the Susual egg llog,5 apple
today and other refreshments VIII b tt
served at tho club house. 81 hi Fl,
The following committee OF ladies VIII
receive members and their guests; t 8
Mrs, ~ oseph H. Willard, Mrs. IL
Mayo. Mrs, Hugh Campbell. ~ rs ~,
5pooley, Mrs. sJunlus 3D.. Mosby, Mrs.
Thomas S, Jeffress, Mrs, y, scott Par
rsl,, the Misses Stewart ~ Miss Faeka 10.
Baltimore, Miss Vennble, Petclsbur g;t MISS
Nellie Davenport. the Misses l1avenplar'tt
tho Misses Whltlock, Miss Mary Buford.
Miss Duhring, Philadelphia; Miss Bernard
Cooke, Miss Mabel Walker, tss Avis
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VINO Is Mn. Haleyy?E

\ chief Of Police Iiulco has recalped Y
is xviii Haley. and his writer d sks flint
HI he delivered. Chief Hulce does mt
know tho addresse, but he may set the
letter by calling al police lscaaqu rlers, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
Cited to Appear.

rho Christians infree. Company and
the q. b. Bull Company, hothtol thlsgclty.
Gommission Ia appear before that body
on ia nuary 3lst, al ocklck "a show
cuuse why they shall not s. be fined for
faling to compiy, with sect! Ion LOT the
lax laws. relating to- The. franchise taY
on on y corporations, rs we'll as TO making GER.
tain reports reauired By he commission
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81 "a I.l af1 ". n
"At Old Point Comfort"

IA new II musical III comedy, or comedy
drama in music, $$Wil ! be seen at the gAca-B
denny next IInesda Y mig E The aTlec is
entitled sat Old Point Com fort,s.Mt tho tam
scene#ofs the splots 'lS;s5s
The reduction comes \ here fresh and
crisp In s$ sSneWll ess,9 bringing its own
scenery{ for every scene und a. cast Eof Eex-'
cepttonal interest, VI IT. Is; promised, There,
will s'be only the ono performance, that
a
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EXPRESS 8lCoNDIT':I:ONS,#
IN ater Extens ion NJ ade, But
4 Must I, N ots Oppose Anne xation!@

The Committee on Water last night
granted 1T hea implication Of about twenty
gctize,:s A Home Plar for water. cx ~,
tensi on Il, With the city ma ns, but not
Until gthoseY wing Shall have signed e
sss 9o,,, tract stating that when these are
] 81 III ted, they Will not oppose annexation,
s5g Ihe COMMIT tra nsac toe nS good deal
sofE other business. y but fn one OF II was Of
great public Il moment T he qucstio 9 :
posa Nc fines on tors for the INC
stone 9fi III ~ ne new stanl
~ was decided III lat the Contractors have
4 81 az ! delinquent d andF fines were Imposed
y,ispn he M s;i ~ WI I5ss 4 fa
u he question has N a vexcd one, ana
has given the commit 60 q g':at deal Fl OF
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Richmond Still Leads.

Mr.. II, q. scrlYener, of New York rep
resenting the Worcester Salt Company. ts
IN the city for the first time. He says
he has been IN every city in the country
of any Importance and finds Richpsae,'i
leading them all In Hospitality, 81 s & II
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I Insurance Company,

y The 81 te Corporation Commission yes
sllraiice Company dneorporated). Rich-
lrond George Fl. Stone, president, Fhila-
delphia, Pa. James n. w oga N, yice-pres-
ident, philadelphia, Pal, James II. Heth-
ernglon. secretary, Philadelphia Pa; cap-
3ital stock. $500 600 objects--to do a gen
eral firn. lightning. nlarlnegand SPRINKLER
lea kage Insurance busi mess. bilf
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Hastings Court,

The Hastings Court nd journed ]. f9r his
term on yesterday, The new term u vii
begin on TUESDAY next, which VII be
grand Jury day ~ y.
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! RE FOB PILES

a GUARANTEED CURE FOB PIEEs.
55 itching, blind. Bleeding or Prntruding
II IA PAzo oi IMMINENT fails to cure You III
6 to II days. bQc,-adY. +. Y n r5s vs.
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At the Broad Street Methodist Church
the pastor, Rev. George II h 'spooner, will
preach in The morning on The subject
IA New Years Communion and at$nignt
;ul,on the subject, s' "a ton 4 isgraced
be held every. II lght during the week.
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4. furths conference Will be held about
two week. from now. t Il. ii q,
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.sER ! |. D /.
THEN.['v|giY|'E|:A||.R!i|.
aseritloi1sBA Appropriate to tile Day
toSGbeS Heard 10 y3s.s
III mo w, 5is5
WATCH W. NIGH j SERVICES J, II 'i:'
sCt-,1l11r;iIstt11as Music bc 7!s'
/. pcated5it11 4 M|],aEi1iy4of siIs 4
S,s55 s3aII55s Churches
WATCH NIGH SERVICE ), = R 7 I \ :;

AT many " the churches IN the city
watch night SER Wees. Will 10 hsled tonight
and to-rnorrow $. III a STegular services will will
occur, ct which time some &of the choilrs
will render Tho lprogra hines whiol itw Z,
sodel,ghtafullly givein last Sunday Christ t
mas Day ai n v KS 3ss5 MI
T hc sermons which will be delivered u 5by
the various pastors will 4 for most part
have bearing Upon the New Y ea igsi
& Tho subject 4 OF Or. 81 Youne's morning
sermon at Centenary Methodist Church
I will be The "a ACHE ven1ents y ( s Hope
Evening subj ct \ a All ploration Into An
Unknown World 9
4a$ Both services will 10 u ppropriate sto
the opening Of ;as !; N Few = ear Christmas
music will be peal ted #s5i s's 55
isS3y III s
N.Y. Dr.. Jere NVitherspoo on paste + 4 of Grace
Street Presby terrain ChurchS having 3reoov-r
cred from his late ;indlsposltion, will oc-j
tcupy his pulpit to-mo ROW morning and
will take for his New Y ear $ d iscourse the
subject lf..T he rreoipitate Disciple Y
Il On account Of the Joint communion SER
vice at the Second Presbyterian Church
at 8 O. clock there will beS no I service in
this church tom orrow 4, light, S s.; s N
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u There will be preaching at Calvary Bap-
list Church tomorrow at ii Al NJ. and
.sE F. M. q by the pastor, Rev. ylntd
Knight The subject for the morning will
be q New Year 81 Promise, !, and the sub
.ject for the evening service will be u "a
New FEAR s Text With q History. Spe-
,,cial music has been arranged for both
Services, NJ 89 S6a$ le
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q, Tho d Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
.preacl, morning and night tom orrow3 in
West End Christian Church His morn
Ing subject will be .''.rhe NV ork for tho
New Year The theme 1t Il nj ghtS will!
be "Conversion-7the Y Case Of Simon Of
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viii be the THEME III, which the Hey. j. a.
z liomas. pastor of Laurel Street Meth
ods. Church, will preach from on tn-mor-
row night Ills subject in the morning.
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THE subject o. Dr. Hawthorne's New
Year s IN essage to his Grove Avenue con-
gregation Tomorrow will be- Man
Life on Earth as Seen Against Its Lin
'itless Background, AT tho evening SER
vice Tho will discuss the yquesti onatss.'U n-
"a Present Social Conditions Can Any
Man Keep Himself Unspotte from THE
World n, 8fi ID 3ss &
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-06

than sending them there bound up by
 instructions, and that the voters of
 this Territory will live to see that
 the Review was right, in this, as it
 earnestly strives to be in all public matters. The Review has no candi- date at St. Louis. It has no favors to ask at the hands of the Democratic party It is content to publish the very best newspaper the presen. con ditions of the country and the circum- stances hereabouts afford. It be- lieves that a mistake-a most serious will be made in sending an in structed delegation, fettered with ob legations that may be useless, and it still urges the making of the delega- ton a free body of six votes, which might be a power. free to act as the there may require and as the occasion may demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-06
t BEST INDICATIONS PAST SIX HOURS
 WE EVER HAD
ABOVE ARE THE WORDS OF PRES DENT LEOPOLD, OF THE
 HIGGINS.
Executive Head Of Higgins Develop ment Go. Arrives to Inspect Work of Property-Resiew Reporter Has Interview With Him and Obtains Frank Statement.

As previously announced in the Re view, President N. E. Leopold, of the Higgins, and one of the principal stockholders from Michigan, arrived in Bisbee Tuesday As was told ex- clusively in the Review, President Leo pold is making this visit for the purpose of ascertaining the progress that has been made since his last wis 1t, and since the six most expert dia- mond drillers in the world were sent to operate the drills that are now bor- ing into the formation after the covet- ed ore. have been at work
 This paper, recognizing the fact that there are a great amount of Hig- gins stock owned in Bisbee, believes that it is due the people of this city to be given an insight into the condi- tions at this property A representa- tive of this paper was last night as signed to interview President Leo pold.
 The president of the Higgins was found in his room in the Copper Queen hotel. and after receiving the card of the Review representative gave an