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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
The Boys at Laurel.

The report OF the Prison Association
OF Virginia Charles Hutzler, ESQ. presl-
dent), Just made public, covers the years
| 1902 and 1908.
This is the organization that controls
i the white boys Reformatory at Laurel
in Henrico courty,i and which is doing
an excellent work. ut cares for from
ona hundred and fifty to one hundred
/ and seventy-five boys. most of whom are
! committed to its charge By tho courts
! But some boys are also boarded there
| by their parents In order to receive tho
! discipline which the institution affords.
The method of reclamation pursued at
Laurel ia to give the boys work to do
I"in an atmosphere Of moral purity, sur
rounded by comforts at least equal to
I those from which they have been sepa-
rated" The sloyd System Of manual
1 training Is enforced under a competent
I and experienced Instructor, and the presi-
dent reports that "the rapidity of dcvel-
oprnent and the interest and delight of
tho pupils are far beyond the manage
ment's expectation" In tho shop there
! are ten double benches and two lathes
whcra twenty-five boys receive instruc-
ton every morning and an equal number
in the afternoon. THE celebrity with
which the boys acquire skill In this de-
partment is almost marvellous" We nre
told that the experience of other insti-
tutions in this branch of labor shows
that the boys who pursue the course for
Two years can readily obtain employment
nj ten and twelve dollars per week. A
greenhouse plant has also been estab-
lished recently, and there instruction in
Horticulture will be giyeE 70 limited
number OF boys. 1t Is expected that this
Viii be ready for spring planting, 1t Is
also expected to Introduce several other
f branches Of manual labor. so that the
Rcformatory may give to each of It's
boys an opportunity TO acquire some
trade that viii command place in the
army Of skilled labor whenever he Is
returned 10 tho ranks Of citizenship"
While all this Is bcEg done "for TIN
I physical side" slr. Hutzler reports tha
there is no neglect OF spiritual teaching
Their aim is to bring three stead.
streama To bear upon the fire that threat
ems to consume the material which the
are epdeayoring TO save. These stream
are conveyed along the channels All
mental. moral and physical Destruction
Religious influences are constantly EN-
ployed to elevate the moral susceptibility,
our school for teaching the elementary
branches Is we'll equipped and Is dom
good work. Our manual training an
farm work, IT. their several branche.
occupy tho other field" Many improve
msnts have been made recently in I'll
condition OF the buildings and work
shops. Thanks en- Slysp " tae GeaeyI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
BLAZING CAR I'm y
MIDDLE OF TRAIN.
Fulton

Tlc 1o:45 Chesapeake and Ohio freight
from Newport News pulled Into tho Or.
leans street yards Iii Fulton last night
With d flaming box car In Its middle,
casting curious shadows along the tracks
and bywnys us It sped by. 5
Tho car was filled with wood pulp,
which liz very inflan,nablc. 1t is possible
that the fire wis started by some care
less tramp stealing q ride. Tho cur was N
IL light blaze when 1t reached the yards,
.aid tllere was considerable danger Of
communication Of tho flames TO the entire
train. After sundry shifting manoouvres,
however, the blazng cur was gotten on
to IL sidctrnck and a still alarm was sent
In to the Richmond department. Tho fire
was one Of tho most spectacular ever see1,
In Fulton. Tho car with its contents was
entirely consumed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
SOLD FAMILY
TO BROTHER.
E(Rv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press3
NORFOLK, VA, March 4.--When John.
Outlaw. OF Currituck county, N. "a. be-.
came tired Of his wifo anu two children
some weeks ago, lie sold tho trio, to-
gcther with all his love and affection, for
them, to lis brother, Jerome Outlaw 1,
lie received In cAchange two fishing nets.
,rhe matter was reported to the author
files. and warrants were sworn out. Inc
oned no fact that John outlaw did not
think there was anything wrong In tho
affair. Neither did Mrs. Outlaw nor Jo'
rome OUTLAW. @ * p I'LL
Whom John Outlaw became aware t9nt
there was possibility Of the transac-
tlon being allnullod by court. he gain,
,Jerome and Mrs Outlaw were found
guilty Of disordcrly conduct, but as the
children are dependent upon tho couple
for support. no penalty was inflicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
G0RMAN
WILL RETIRE
(Gontlnued from First PACED

s Continued from First Page.]
cussed tho situation to-day with char
ncterstlc frankncss In the course y OF
conversation with The Times-D dispatch
correspondent, KS $'
Judge Parker is the strongest cand1-
date that could be nominated, no SAID.
tThere are many who seek TO answer
you when you advocate the nomination l, y
Of Parker, BY asking Who Who, Is ,parkcr M,
81 recall howsthc Wings IN 1856. sought
10 belittlo tho candidacy OF Franklin
Pierce by asking. Who is Pierce? ~ In
terposed Representative John Lamb. who
Is also for the nomination OF judge
Parker. lin
.,'All we know about Judge Parker is to
his credit" Mr.31Iay continued" He has
always been loyal TO the Democratic
party. aud iii sseveral campaigns IN New
York he has been the leading figure on
the Democratic side. The people OF the
State elected him to the Office Of Chlef
Judge by large majority IN Republic
can year. and his course ON the bench
has elected the applause Of all tile people,
Irrespective Of party, believe that II ING
party gets together and nominates Judge
Parker he Will lbc inaugurated President
OF the United States one year from TO-
day. .a5: s.ai g8
yIRGINIANs FAVOR PARKER.
The members OF the Virginia delegation
for some reasonsare slow to declare their
preference, for the nomination. II is UNI
derstood that al of rtlem favor the nom
lnation of Judge Parker, but Mr.. Hay
and Mr. Lamb are all who have said so.
Senator Daniel and Senator Martin have
not, given any intmation as ~ their pre-
ferences. 1t is thought they nre disposed
10 prefer Judge Parker. though there IS
no authority for declaring them Parker
men.
The assertion Is frequently made that
tho representatives from the South should
take the Initiative and declare for g
candidate and SO far as possible, agree
upon the outlines Of platform. Ing
majority of the votes q candidate or tne
Democratic party for the presidency VII
receive il he is elected will be cast by
Southern people. and it Is regarded az
only fair that tho people OF that section
should select the candidates. Governor
Montague has said something to this ef-
feet more than once in the course OF the
past two or three years. and always u
has elected the commendation5 OF Demo
Gratis in tho North as we'll as the soutn
There Is a growing belief that the Soutt
should not wait for New York 70 nane
the man, and then endorse him, but tha'
the naming should be done by the SOUR
and the endorsing by New York,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
. FARMERS MEETING.
Gathering Intended to be Re
peated Once a Month.

Quito large meeting of farmers was
held In Ashland Thursday. ut which Com
missioner Of Agriculture G. W. kolncr
1T is probable that some such meeting,
which Will bring the farmers OF the
county. together, will be held monthly
In Ashland. AS tho monthly court day
is now a thing OF the past, an effort
may be made TO provide some means
OF bringing the farmers together, SO that
the benefits derived under. the old court
system may not be entirely lost.
Commissioner Koiner was invited to
address the meeting Thursday, and he
made most interesting talk on subjects
OF vital interest to the farmers. His
commissioner Was given the closest at
1tcntion during his remarks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
or Your Hair VIII Fall out TIL You BE-
come Bald.

Modern science has discovered that
dandruff Is caused by Il germ that digs
up the scalp IN scales, as II burrows
Down to the roots Of the hair, where It
destroys the hairs vitality, causing fall
ling hair, and ultimately badness,
After Professor Unna, OF Hamburg. Ger
many, discovered tho dandruff germ, all
efforts TO find a remedy Jailed until the
great laboratory discovery was made
which resulted In Newbro's Iierpicidc
ii alone OF all other hair preparations
kills the dandruff germ. Without dan
drllf hair grows luxurlantly. Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c, In
stamps for sample tol'fbe HerpicIdc Co.,
Detroit Mich Owens and Minor Drug
90, Special agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Social a,,a /.
Personal.

Tho event Of interest In society clrcles
to-day Is tho reception at Deep Run ftuh'.
Cling this afternoon from 4 to IT,
a bus will meet tile cars to convey
ladies and others who wish to 80 out Tor
tho pleasant gathering after the meet
a ga thcrrng In which the most attractive
REPRESENTATIVES, Of Richmond's smart se So
may be always found. iii
Mr.. r, L, NJ, Scott, who has been visit
ing friends In Baltimore. passed throusl'
Richmond yesterday and stopped tof, q
few hours. leaving In tho afternoon lof
his homo in Orange county
7 Miss Nora Langhorne, who was recently
very Ill In Baltimore, IS recovering
health and strength at Palm Beach EN-
The rev. w. Il, Hatcher has recently
been the guest OF the Rev. ". ~ Woou
In staunton, va.
Mr.. Isaac N. Jones has recently return
al from a trip of some weeks to Louis.
yille and Baltimore, Mr. Jones descr'pes
The effects Of tho great fire IN Baltimore
as appalling.
Worklnon arc busy over the task Of re-, re-
noyatlng and remodellng ME- nral'v'4.es
Valentines new home g. tns f h,ds fo, r.
FIRST and Franklin Streets. y plus ialr.
when completed, tn be ono OF the nrettl .,st
dwellings in a most desirable part q me
town. i4.#
Miss Minor of the university q :, yl T.,
ginia, who has been ylslt,ns Mas ~, st pe,.
Valentine, has received q warm ~ W.
como from her many Richmond fFlonds'
~
All the Richmond society girls VINO " 9 ere T
not busy over their hev t haze
i heen invited invited to attend. The Easter sea-
son SON. viii DO long one and german CLUBS -
t win be more In vogue than ever
M H@a ~ III
Mrs. Addie Deane Lyons, who has been
closely o housed all winter on account q q
her unfortunate fall last autumn, y
|, walking about her rooms On cIusc e'tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
DEATHS.

Mrs MARY w. ANDERSON, OF Hanover,
county, Va. in tho sevcnty-thlrd year OF her
age sE ttt$Fstt3t isH5S3 "A 3 s 81 ~ ~
e Farewell, dear children. lament no moro;
am not lost. hut gone before;
Behold this place IN which ! lie, $500 ss
AS you are, now, so once was /.
Ny time has come ana J. am gono, .sis
~ 10 leave you thus allItorlorn.s ~
At nIs ,ssiaeReeM 7ae sst
81 CHAN DLER i'm the sixty-siXtb year Of Ills
age. Deceased was formerly: Of PeteE q; y,
r Funeral viii take place from Park Race
Church SUNDAY. March 9th, at 80 p. NJ.
Interment Oakwood. u
.DAMps,-Dled. ut his residence IN Chester Ian
af4 l. ' % oRI s4fTaDB soN in 's
ur gaYS'anl 'rif - n = al O'clock
EL11s.-Dled. suddenly Friday. March 4th, at
hGr Issia Wfa q 81 The aie wM E1s ii
ne uasia ysUspN Ct aSnEs
Baptist Church.
GARYDled at HE residence No 500 .Jssss
iSol AobERT !. GARY, In tho f0rty-shIrd
year s Of n his agS ri take place from tho resi-
de res ' This tsuturdayj ATTERNooN at q
O'clock. Friends and acquaintance are IN
.ooRNTo. --Dled. March 4 1904. at $50 o'clock
e n M street &c II fhuBEN dokNTo, 80,
ssysss A 9% SsSSsnee e. s
at the rcs!d'snIse ! Of of, Mrs
s s,ssaMu II. Friday frtat Mrs NJ q ETEAIssNss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
CURRY STILL MISSING.
His Wife Is Very Much Con
cerned About Him,

of Charles - Curry about her husband,
who disappeared some time ago, Neither
has his brother, Joseph Curry, been
heard from Both men have been away
some time. Mrs, Curry Is very much con-
cGrned and is anxious to hear from her
husband. She lives at No, @Ol2 East Muln
Street 1855 SALTS -..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
COAST LINE STRIKE
NOW DECLARED OFF
lBY Associated Prcss.l

3 WILMINGTON, N. c., March Ain a
circular issued March 30; President John
y, Wilson. Of the International Brothcr-
hood OF Maintenance Of Way Employees,
calls off the strike OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway, the men attributing tho
failure of tho strike to u majority of the
employees, who disregardcd the orders Of
their leaders ard returned to work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
KILLED ON THE EVE
OF HIS WEDDING
(spccial 10 mo Times-DlspatchD

- N3TN'TItI
cHAHL. OI"rE, IN, e.. March 4.--A spe-
cIal from Wilmington to-day says VIII
liam Branch. a freight conductor on the
Atlantic Coast Line was crushed to death
between cars at Kisslme. Fla, early last
night, Mr. Branch was from y Wcil
known family Of this city,
One very sad feature IN connection with
his death, Was that he was TO nave been
married IN two weeks To- q young lazy or
Wilmington. Ills remains arrived In VIII
mington tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
-WaVerlYL Lynn.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch) CHI
PlITERSBURG, VA, March 4.-lnfor-
nation has been received of the death ut
the Eastern State Hospital at Williams
burg, Va, of Wuyerly Lynn, Of Peters.
burg, who was recently committed TO the
ins Tuition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Mrs. T. H. Fleet.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcll.
LURAY, VA. March Airs. j. II.
Fleet, an aged lady of this county, died
at her home near Rileyville. ten miles
north of Luray, last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
George Pernberton.5

(Special to The Times Dispatch.)
I STAUNTON, VA. March AMIR. George
Pemberton died at the residence Of his
brother Daniel Pemberton here last
night. aged forty years. Mr. T'emherton
had been In the Timing business In this
city fors years. Ha Is survived by one
brother g'nnd three slstcrs-Niss Mary
Pemberton, Mrs. John Moore Mrs. VIII WI.
liam Yeagcr{ and Mr.. Daniel Pemberton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Mrs. II. II. Rockwell.

.CSpecialsro The Times-Dlspntch.)
#EIURAY, VA. March 4.-Information
has been received in L,lray OF the death
in Iyoryton, Conn. OF Mrs. ]. II. Rock-
we'll, daughter of Mrs. Laura G. ShenS,
postmistress at kmball. this county,
aged thirty-sevcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Dwyer Matched With Reinecke,

Professor Dwynr has accepted the cllal-
lcngosot Charles ieineckf, or t3altlmore.
the champion wrestler Of the South, The
match N 10 take place on the 10Th at
The Academy. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Miss Elizabeth Holmes.

Especial to The Tmes-D lspatch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING VA, March d.
Miss Elizabeth Holmes was found dead
in her bed few mornings ago, at the
home of her relative. Mr.. r. l.. Pendle-.
ton In Stafford county. She was sew
enty-nine years old, and Is supposed to
have died of disease. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

until d few months ago and had q wide
circle Of friends here, JIo was a member
OF Emmanuel Baptist Church until his
removal from tho city ie was the
youngest Of six brothers. Those sury!v-
Ing arc Messrs. II. III. ". D., G.. W..
and II. G, IIaron, OF this city. and 2. D.
Harton, of Philadelphia, Tho remains
will be brought to Richmond, probably
tomorrow afternoon for burial. Tho time
OF the funeral has not been fixed as yet,
--nr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Mrs, S. B. Bell

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch]
AMOR. VA, March 4,-Mrs. Sallie y.
Bell or this place, died here suddenly
"Wednesday, as a result Of n second
stroke Of paralysis. This community suf-
fers u great loss in her death. She was
one Of the best OF womeE, and was FUZZY
prepared for the change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Clean the Streets.

II we observe that the newspapers Of
several cities are calling upon the pub
lie authorities to clean the streets with
more than usual care and thoroughness.
1t is stated that the cold weather and
the snow and the consequent inatten-
ton, In many cases, to street cleaning
demand that moro than usual energy
shall BIO displayed in this work at this
time,
Such course might be advantageously
pursued in Richmond as in most other
American towns. 1t Is noticeable that
many alleys and streets are IN need OF
attention from tho men who WELD the
broom and shovel.
1t was inevitable that the work Of street
cleaning should fall behind hand during
the prolonged and unusual cold weather
that we have had, and it Is very desira-
BILE that there should be a general wash
ing off ana brushing up before Rich
mond begins to feel the heat Of tho spring
and summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
Charles w. Harton.
Z Iny a ssocintcd 1oress,. I I.7


MINERAL. VA, March 4.-Charles w.
Harton, formerly Of Richmond. but re.
Gently OF this place, died suddenly to-.
night or heart failure. Ho had been q
long ana trusted engineer OF tho Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio for more than twenty
years and BY reason OF failing health
thad located here, where he was employ
ed as engineer on the shifting engine.
q Irc had within The past year erected n
beautiful residence and was most happily
situated In the comforts OF home. He
leaves Il wife and three small children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
TO BALTIMORE VIA YORK RIVER
t5 a33 ,F Ap84 LINE.

steamer "charlotte., Of York River
Line, Will sail from West Point for Pa,
tImore Monday af AIS 7, y sohmsc1n n
DAY. $3.50; round trlp. 81, 90: limited ten
days, CIV, WESrBU Rf, y. r..
Rent a box in the strong fire and burglar
proof vault az THE State Bank OF Ylr-
Hinia, Charges moderata. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

The splitting ordinance Is being rlgidly
enforced In New York Justice Barlow
of The Toombs Court, has instructed tho
police to bring In the silk hat offenders
as VOL az boys and lnborcrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

and IL stepson, Herbert Bennett,
Tho funeral will bb from tho resld enue
\ at 4;s0 o'clock this afternoon, and the
body wlll BIO takeb to Baltimore for
burial, Al * + II az Sj L III
William B. Davidson.
al The remains OF William 81 Davidson
father OF y q. Davidson, ex-Nla Iyt aoL
yesterday ". &.
Mr., Davidson WIS q native OF tic. state
Sof Virginia, where lilo was born OIL All-9
gust 30, 1886. He was the son OF Mr.
Archer Davidson, Il prominent planter. o.
Charlotte county, ard It was here mat
About thirty-flyo years ago Mr., Davidson
moved TO Baltimore and engaged In tho
insurance business, and was at tho time
Of his denth still prominently Identified
with tho Maryland s1life INSURANCE Coin.
parry with which The lind been connected
for d number royenrs.z Dofore coming
10 baltimore to 1.-Two, and while still a
resident OF the State OF Virginia. Mr.
Davidson married Miss Anna II. Johns,
!, b daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joel Johns,
& OF Virginia. Mrs. Davidson died several
years ago, leaving three children, oil OF
whom survive their father. They uro
Mrs Oscar Wolff, Miss Louise Davidson
ard cx-Mayor Robert g. Davidson.
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. S. J. ELLIS VIII be
FROM 1rniimount Baptist Church &to-mor-
row afternoon ut $3.50 clock.
Tho remains Of Robert L. Gary VII -"
buried from tho home, No. 800 JcssainmJ'
Street, this afternoon at i o'clock. Tho
burial will be In Oaltwood. ROY. II. a,
Goodwin will conduct&the services.
The funeral of Charles L. Davis Will
take place from Pine Street Baptist
Church this afternoon ut s o'clock.
Mrs. M. G. Stenrnes. who died at 8
o'clock yesterday morning Will DO buried
from the residence, No.45 North sixth,
Street. sat 4:80 o'clock this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
OBITUARY,
Reuben Gornto.

Reuben Gornto died at his residence,
No. OF North Twenty-seyenth Street,
yesterday morning at $3.50 'clock. F4e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

Madame Anita Heinlch-Lloyd has re-
moved from No. Jos East Grace Street. 10
the rooms above tho Rosemary Library.
where she will have her musical study IN
f,tl1ro Is .tss sa5 tesi5{s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

Tho death in Baltimore is announced
OF Mrs Henrietta English, WHO was the
daughter of Governor Joseph Johnson,
tho first Chief Executive OF Virginia by
popular vote. She was born in Yir-
gnip, but for the past thirty years had
made her home in Baltimore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
REDUCED RATES TO COLORADO,
UTAH, CALICO RNlA, OREGON AND
fiE $500 q Ma pTAWESTERN POINTS
.IMPoRTANT NOTICE.

stamer "Charlotte," of the York RIVER
Line, will sail from West Point Monday
March 7th fenneet'o arrIS ShY
l3altimore $3.50 A. M, One way rate, S2bo;
round trll,. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

At Des Moines, Iowa. the photograph
has been introduced into politics. Hill
and Prouty are the names Of two men
who are candidates for the Republican
nomination for Congress. and Mr.. Prouty.
finding 1t impossible to speak at more
than ono place each day or night, has
talked his speech into monograph, and
now several Of these machines arc set
up in different sections of the city. There
they pour out their eloquence to listen
Ing and admiring audiences. 1t is said
the novelty OF the thing attracts crowds.
and that thus, Mr.. Prouty Is able to
reach the ears Of people who otherwise
never would come under the spell Of
his oratory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

81 WHEN YOU HAVE a BAD COLD N
You want Il remedy that VIII not only
give QUICK relief but effect a permanent
cure. u,
You want a remedy that will relieve the
lungs and keep expectoration easy.
@ You want q remedy that Will countcrnct
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want remedy that Is pleasant
and safe to take. !,
chamberalil's Cough Remedy meets AZ
'of these reauirments and for the speedy
and permanent euro of bad colds, stands
without peer. For sale by all druggists.
REDUCED RATES TO COLORADO,
UTAH, cALlFo RNIA,A OREGON AND
4 OTHER NORTHWEST POINTS
VIA THE SEA6sr,,O AIR LINE,
On Marcl, Sd and continuing until April
the Goth, the seaboard Air Line will soil
tickets to Denver. Salt Lake City. San
Francisco and other points IN tho North
west at greatly reduced rates
Parties going to the West Will be giyen
,full information by addressing tho un,s
lderslgned
w. NJ. TAYLOR,
City. Ticket Agent. $50 East Main.
II, s.. LEARp,
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

Now that Dir. Cleveland has denied
that he entertained u negro at lunch. we
suppose that the New York Evening
Pest will stop running him for another
term In the White House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05
md is a bio to enjoy the society Of her

friends,
Miss Lucy CQleman's Saturday after
noon lat homes llaye been a source OF
great pleasure to her many friends, who
,hayo attended them during the winter
Mrs. Robert q, Cabell la $ returned from
n short visit to Washington. p g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

leaves son, JosephS d daughter, tabal.f
and III stepson, Herbert Bennett
Tho funeral will bD frDnl tho resldenue
at 4.So O'clock tliis afternoon, and tho
body wlll BIO taket to Baltimore fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-05

It Is SAID that the British government
Is about to take tho initiative in bring
ing about an international agreement for
the protection OF those persons who. af-
ten battle go to work upon the battle
field to mitigate the sufferlngs of wound
republic, the Qeen OF tho Netherlands,
and the Kaiser arc among those who
lave expressed their warm approval Of
this now movement. 1t Is proposed to
put tho veterinarians and their assistants
upon the same footing, as non-combat-
ants, as surgeons. nurses and ambulance
men.