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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
SNOWFALL OVER
ALL OF VIRGINIA |
The Whole State Is Covered
With a Blanket ofBDowny
White.
WAS IHAWlNG AS III FELL
Intermittent 1'lurrics and Rain
fall iii This City--'l'rai,ls III
Not Delayed.

with nearly three inches OF snow al
ready On tho GROUND. the fall oil the
flcecy flakes began again yesterday
about noon, and with brief intermissions
of rain and variations III tic size Of the
flakes, tie fall continued much OF the
day and far into the night III all tho
fall yesterday measured 10 inches In this
city, about two-tcnths OF an inch melted
during tho day. 1'lc falling snow was
unusually moist, the atmospheric con-
ditions and temperature being such that
I snow and rain succeeded each other with
wonderful variety and rnpdity. Tho
carly fall yesterday was notable for the
large size of the flakes. and In point OF
beauty, was one Of the most Spectacular
OF the winter.
Late in tho afternoon the snow develop
j cd into partially congcalcd dr.zzie,
most Of the snow that had fallen being
melted or packed down by the rain and
the higher temperature. The tempern-
turc lowered between 50 and IS all day
after II "A. NJ, and az the evening adj
vanccd, there was no rise. Toward night
4 fall tho snow fall almost wholly ceased,
( only TO be removed with increasing fury
about or. n. This continued for half an
hour or$morc aud then a fine. fleecy
L sitting followed AT IL p. N. the snow
4 was still splitting. The Indications OF cess
sation were apparent, however, at that
4 hour, and the prospect for a realization
\ OF the official forecast for fair weather
to-day were promising. No indications
85ns to the temperature to-daysarc given.
4 but n moderate fall seems likely with
Il the advent OF fair weather. The depth
u of snow at s p. N. was officially reported
4 by the Weather Bureau at 80 inches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
BEAUTIFUL PIANO MUSIC,
Miss Johnson Gives Children OF
Hiqh School a Treat.

The second Of Il series Of musical re-
citals was given at the Richmond High
School Irrld day at "a NJ. The reoituls are
for the purpose fof cultiyatng the mur
steal sense OF the pupils and giYlng them
an bintelligen appreciation ana a'e e'''oy-
mont of classical music (, 4,
Several weeks ago the Higll School
pupils enjoyed u song recital given by
Mrs, Alex, b, Guigon, each numbel On
the programme being previously int ts'''I
Epreted by Mrs, SG ulgon. .s3 81, $9SS
r Friday, Miss Belle Johnson gave, In q
piano recital, a series Of tone pictures,
which were prefaced In each Instance py
a few ant remarks from Mrs. g, lgon In
whichEshe gave a short sketch Of the
mus!clan criticism OF his style and
an exposition Of what was intended 70 q
be expressed In ills particular selection,
Miss Johnson delighted her audience y len, !.
by her sympathetic Interpretation g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
RESERVOIR DYNAMITED.3
Cartridge Found in Brick, It Is
5Officia11v#A Announced
(spectal 10 The Tsmes- Dis p,atch.)

4GEht. ls9pcCldl 10 \ !le. lQIIl<SS -DlSPhlCll)
E WINSI'ON-SALEA1, N. CT Decembe II.
Evidence has been discovered which tends
to show thatIthe reservoir disaster in this
city carly on the morning OF November
I'd. when nine people were killed and
several houses destroyed. was caused by
dynamite thrown in by unknown parties.
It was officially given out to-day that
"a dynamite cartridge was found q few
days afterithe disaster near the reservoir,
and that It is NOW In the possession OF a
city official, An investigation has been
going on since the finding Of the CART
ridge, but IL tho officers have any clue
they have not revealed 1t to the public.
The opinion was freely expressed for
several days d fter the reservoir wall col
lapscd that dynamite was responsible
for 1T. Various parties who viewed and
inspected tho wallis claimed that they
were too strong to so down without some
fearful pressure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Give q Pound Party

a pound party VIII be given In the base
lnent of ST. Peters Cathedral on Decem-
Der 21st, 92d and cad. under the auspices
of st. iAnne's Benevolent Society, # s, n
The ladies OF the committee will be al
cathedral from 10 A. M. until g r. NJ.
each day to receive gifts Of clothes, pro-
visions, fuel and money. II
The proceeds OF the: pound party will be
distributed amongst the deserving poor
Of the city. The committee Is com posed
of Mrs W, D. IIarton. president; Mrs, I,
NJ M Don, secretary Miss Mary Elpps,
gchairnan; Mrs, Stephen johnson, Mrs
Felix Reagan. Mrs. Frank Mott, Miss
Alice Dulaney and Miss n by Dart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

some OF the great mas tiers, living four our
numbers from Chopin. among them g
waltz and bercense,5a number from
GreE; The Butterfly. 4 q scherzo5 from g II
aAIcndelssohn, Rnbenstein's Brookside and
a tnrantelle from Sternberg. 3
Miss Johnson is equally successful IN
her rendering OF the dreamy poetic .mu--
Sic Of Chopin and the richness and ~ color It'
Of Nfende1ssohn. II h q s5
sa By a happy thought Mr. Gulgon read r: l.
before the selection from Fllbenstein;
DR.. Geo. F. Bagby How Ruby q Played
The faces OF the child ren showed their 1
appreciation OF what was q real. muslc cal
treat. f5 z sf; ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
GREAT REVIVAL
ST.|RS ENGLAND ! ! ! |. ! ! n. | !.
Public Houses Are Empty and
Foot Ball Games Are
Called of.
!, (By Associated Preas.)

LONDON, Dec. l7.-There has been a
remarkable spread In the religious re-.
yivals which were started ut Bolton. Ian
cashire, by Rev. Reuben A. Torrcy and
Charles NJ. Alexander, b6ths OF whom are
from Chicago. ~ 5
"a At first the movement was considered
to be only one Of tho periodical outbursts
which happen from time to time through
out England and Scotland, but the pro-
portions u has now assumed attract gem
$eral attention. Wales, which Is largely
non-conformist, is ringing with REVEALS
and the churches are crowded on week
days and on Sundays. Some OF the places
OF worship viii not accommodate those
who wish TO a ttend. and people gather in
halls and In the open streets. All classes
are affected. Is ltF
"A notable difference betweenthe Welsh
reviyals and other revival meetings is
tho fact that the proceedings are not con-
Quoted solely by those on the platform
The LEADERS commence the service with
a prayer. The rnassed congregation how
ever. does not follow this lenders hip. but
individuals or; groups of individuals offer
a prayer suggested by personal prompt
iIlgs. 4until the whole becomes a babel Of,
jpllepehd snt ssupplIcations with varying
degrees OF fervor,g reaching at times to.
the point Of l,ystcria, and in the chorus
OF which the voices OF the women mingle
with the oeep tones Of the men.
Y Tho effect of the revival is noticeable
everywhere, and 1t is stated that he pub
lie houses are almost empty Formerly.
they were crowded with miners after the
working hours. Drunkenness Is now al
most unknown In the Rhondda Valley, In.
3Gamornshire, where prayer meetings are
even held In the mines during work hours.
The efforts OF the preachers also are d..
rccted gainst the football season, which
is now in full swing, and several big
matches which, would have attracted the
populacc of the entire countryside have,
been called off because the best players
refused 10 participate inYthc games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
SAVED BY CIGARETTES.
Bullet Passed Through Package
st and Spent It's Force.

A lot Of boys were throwing snow balls
on Graham Street last night about $3.50
o clock, when "a feed dealer OF Denny
Street fired three pistol shots at them.
M The shots went wild OF the boys, but
one OF them hit J, NJ. Woodson. q young
man, who was passing. The bullet
passed through his overcoatss and his
coat pocket and through "a package OF
cigarettes in his pocket. When the ball
reaced Ills hip tho force was spent, and
q slight cut was the only result,
Policemen thinner and Bryant later
arrested Hardin, who was taken to the
First Station where ne was ballea lor
his appearance in, the Police Court to-
morrow morning to answer the charge
OF shooting in the public streets. slE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
AN AUTO COMPANY.
The Supreme Court Hands
Down a Dozen Opinions.

Especial q The Times. Dlspatch.) " IA
RALiIGH, NJ c., Dec. 1.-THE Wilson
,AutoIrransit Company. pf Wilson. is
chartered with 100000 capital. with au-
thority to opera to auto and clectrlc car
principal incorpora tor. d
'Fhe Supreme Court handed down twelve
opinions to-day: will deliver, other opin-
ions ,M'onday and complete, he, business
understood that every case that has been
argued will be decided. Associated JUS
itices Montgomery and Douglas retire
With this term, and their sue ccssors Will
be George II, Brown and w. "A. lioke. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
SANTA CLAUS CLUB.
Church Hill o anizationj +
Give Entertainment.

There will he an cnt talnment at IN e
Main Street y. NJ G, a. Hall on. TUESDAY "a y,
night for the benefit Of the, Ghurcn Hiii
able = vocal and instrumental music, reel
statio11s and minstrcsy. 55jtIi 8
Several children q Chesap s, e. n ana
rrnm1ne. and Mr. W. H. Bales VIII give
Several minstrel selections in his usual
happy vein. ', i. Iii, Ia
charged and the proceeds will go to make
happy the hearts OF poor little children
on Christmas morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
TOBACCO GROWERS.
Meet at South Boston and Take
Steps to Secure Curtailment.

LYNCIBURG, Dec. 1.-THE EXecu-
tive Committee Of the Interstate Tobacco
Growers Association Of Virginia 4 ana
North Carolina met to-day at South Bos-
ton and took steps to secure q Fcurta!l-
ment OF the tobacco crop next year OF
at least fifty per cent. IN order to wage
an active fight against the American To-
Gacco Company. The territory embraced
in association is an old bright bcltaof the
two States. and represents ten thousand
planters. The farmers arc to pc urged
to grow diversified crops 3
S.. G. Adams. OF Charlotte county, Is
president of the association, which has
grown ra pidly since its organization last
spring. i5a5 ,ti6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
HOUSE. n ROBBED; Family
BURNED TO Death
(Byi Associated Press

49, f4a1 # IBy 8Assoclated1 Press.J
s LITTLE ROCK, ARK, December p l.
a special to the Gazette from Monticello clio
says: !t a Il t53,
w. NJ. stevenson and his wife and Mrs
Willie Barrett, a visitor. have been burn
ed to death in the Stevenson home, tw 'e,
miles east OF Monticello. When neigh
sbors reached the house they found the
bodies OF the inmates burned beyond
recognition. Sheriff Wilson made an In
5vestigation. and sent o. Pine Bluff . for
:bloodhounds. Stevenson was known TO
keep considerable money in the house.
and It is believed 1t was attacked forftAe
purpose of robbery and set on fire o
cover the crime. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Stake Called OFF.

~ 1EIa.l 3 (By Associated Press) ~ ~. n
NAYNESBORO, GA, Dec. 1.-The
twenty-sixth annual meet Of tho Eastern
Field Trial Association Logan here to-
day The members stake wa $ called off
on account Of tho few mem bers present
Pierre I.orillard. president. and Simon g,
Bradley, secretary and treasurer, were
In attendance The Judges Of the trials
were r. N. Wallace, Of Pennington,
Conn.,, and Hon, p. w. Hopkins, OF
Thomasville. The derby viii be run aio Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Gulf Stream On a Bender.
* fSpecial 10 The Times-DIspatch.)

1SpecIdI TO MIC TIMes-DIspatCh. l1l
s NORFOLK, December 17.-Captatn
MADDEN, Of the British, steamer Nom
mouth. which arrived here to-day re-
ported at tho photographic Office that tho
gulf stream current is running north at
{ rate oflclghty miles a day. and hat
soutll-bound sailing vessels are stalled in
great number by the current. which is
carrying nortl,-bound3 craft zip the coast
ahead OF their schedules.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
West End Mission.

85Tho revival meeting at the West End
Rescue Mission, No. n 727 West Cary
STRAIT. continues and arc attended by
persons Of ali denominations. Mr., G. II.
Gortco, formerly with p, i. Moody, WHO
has been in Maryland visiting friends,
has returned to the city, and Will con-
duct the services to-day at II a. NJ, 8sy f95l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
"Thre,ef in8One.'

at tho Seventh Street Christian Church
to-day at II "a: M. and 8 Fl NJ. Fills sub
iect In the morning will he '"rhrce In
One.'' The evening services will be under
the auspices Of tho Christian Women
Church; there will be special features OF
interest and a sermon by DR.. Haley on
tho subject, Women rs Missionary
Work ers :, l3 ~ Il al+5 ~ I$St8g4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Mr., Brooks Receivers,

'T31 y Especial to The Tmes'Dspatch2
& RALEIGH, N. Gu, Dec. It'll. Mortimer
Brooks, Of New York, who was accident-
nenr plttsboro. this State, recently. has
so far recovered from his injury as to be
able TO sit UP. He will leave Pittsboro
next !Wedn esday5 on q special train FOR
Dr.. Hubert, RoysteE Of this city, who
has been his attending physician. SINCE
the accident, Will accompany him North,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Attacked Empty Safe.

Especial to The Times lspatch,)
4 NORFOLK. VA, December l7.-Rnrg-,
lars entered tho office OF VS. NJ. Tilleys
last night and. attacked tho safe, They
bored three htles through the steel door
and were working on a fourth when
away. The safe was unlock,
ed all the willie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Mr. Stone Receiver.

II. a.. stone, of Petersburg has been
named by Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.,.ns
receiver in the involuntary bankruptcy
proceeding of II. a, Haskins, q merchant
OF Moherrin, Va. In whose case Z, Pc
mond and Lynchburg creditors. and one
from Blackstone. Mr.. Stone qualified by
giving the 81 ,0CO bond required,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Colonel Mercer Here.

Colonel B.. H. Mercer, OF Philadelphia
is stopping at Murphy's, Though In MS
usual good spirits, Colonel Mercer y
suffering from sciatica. and the lnclelne y
weather Is no doubt commanding 70 W.
trouble. He will remain IN the city for
several days. SF5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Or, TAYLOR Saw the Sights

Notwithstanding the incemency of the
weather Yesterday, Dr. Ilnnnls Taylor
spent the greater portion Of the day N
sightseeing In company with his host
Judge JuInes Keith
tho Marshall house, and was greatly IN
gterosted In the quaint old structure. which
he closely inspected from cellar to garret,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Morton Approves Recommends
.tion5s.l37l
(BY Assoclntcd Prcss.l

85 WASHINGTON, d. Co. Dec. 117-Sccre-
tary Morton to-day approved the recon-
mendation of the Naval II oard on Con-
.struction for, the award of the contract
for tho construction OF the armOred crus-
ers Montana and North Carolina to the
Newport News Shipbuilding Company,
at its bids OF 5000, 00O for each vessel
and the contract for the oonstructionEof
the battleshp New Hampshire sLq tho
New York Shipbuildlng Company its
bid Of S., las, 600. q 4 y Il 3l#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
I Coal Thief Killed.
,pecIal q Tho Times p!spatch.)

MI l a Especial to Tho Timcs- D!spntth,) ,lHF,,
s &TAIEyVELL VA Dec. 17.--NVhlle steal
Ing coal here at mn early hour this morn
ing Beverly Barnes. colored. OF North
Tazewel. was shot and killed on the
yards of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way, A coroners jury in sessio returned
a verdict that tho deceased came TO MS
death from u gun shot In the hands %
nm unknown party. III .a ~ e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Field Man Here.

K Mr. George II. Robinson, the business
agent Of tho Insurance Field, Of Louis
vile, KY. Is I'M the city andtis registered
ut 4Murplly's. Mr.. Robinson has been here
paper, and has made many friends while
in the city II ss SytsS Fl 5s issE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

this morning, at the residence, \ No. i
West Marshall Street. & He leaves two
sisters Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Franck
The funeral notice will be- announced
later Mr.. busch was the we'll known
mineral water dealer. 8ss ss ..S33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Young Man and &Religion.

The pastor Will preach at Marshall
4 Street Christian Church at both services
Living For the Very Best md II ut
nigh 1.-THE Young Man and ;Religion.''ssS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Ordinance Approved.

Mayor Mccarthy has returned TO Clty
Clerk Bon ~ August With his a pproYal
the ordinance extending tho time within
which the Citizens Rapid Transit Com.
pany shall build their proposed street ''eE
railway,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
The Mayor to Colorte.d Men.

y Hon. Carlton NfcC arthy, Il Mayor Of the
,city,.will speak only to colored4 men to-.
day! 80 II. M g t the True formers
Hall under the auspices OF the coored
subject will be ga Christian Man in the
Business Nv orld - The speaker will be in
troduced by Z. ~ ebstpr Davis. Trent's3
lquartettes will sing special music n, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
BOWLING BY TELEGRAPH
Richmond and Atlanta to Con.
test for Southern Championship

htcSl$IOI OOuIIeIns championship.
Fl Captain Whitman, Of the Virginia
State League. has accepted a challenge
from Captain Smith. Stlle Southern
League, for three game contest to tako
place next Friday night, the Virginia
team playing at Williams s \ Alleys. Rich
mond, Va, and the Atlanta team play
Ing at Wilson'S Alleys. "A tlanta, Ga. Each,
game will be reported by " estern Union
telegraph ana Will be played for the.
Southern championship. Both teams cons.
3sist Of the leading bowlers OF the coun-
try and a good game lis expected. Play
iers who will take part in the contest
are: ts5 N IL Is IL. ;i III
911 Virginia tea Wiiteman.s captain;5
spillman, Roberts, kobe, Rowsey.
n Atlanta ten1n-Smith, captain: Giar-
dina. Philips. Elliott Eagon.
# The game will be called at S:15 Score
keeper, Brandmuhl. Umpire. Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

come down from Washin gton Il to meet
city. The senator stopped at a Murphy's,
but later in the evening Joined Mrs. Mar
1 tim at Mr. Charles %. Boiling $ .resld ence.
Fl The senator and ~ Mrs, Martin will
they will leave for their home near Scots
Vile to spend the holidays The senator
met a number Of his friends last hi ght in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

.CEN7'URYI CLUB
CH|A|l|.R|I.T'Y CHILD n:
Salvation Army Keeps Money
Pot Boiling for Poor
Children en-. s35.3s,
n Concerning tho Century Club !" an or-5
ganization with a hundred members, who q
pay 81 each month during the winter,
the following letter a. has been received:
Editor Of The Time s--Di spatch: *
.'sir,-In union there is streng 9Th. ' y
rho first club organized was to secure
subscriptions mostly from young men,
the idea being for various parties and y
communities to later take up the matter
and secure clubs among banks or govern
$ment employees. railway clerks, etc, or;
ladies In various communities It Is be- \
slieved. the idea will be taken up at once.8#
The organizer In an hour work secured
twelve out Of fifteen men solicited.
The field is unlimited and 1t Is to be /
hoped the matter will be taken up IN
other cities for charita BILE purposes.
With several such clubs an assured in-@
como could u be guaranteed charitable
institution for the win ter months, and
they could, wi til such u guarantee handle
al, loan ror1 O.,
l5did results to the sun ring poor during
1.-THE time It Is needed X
/ The small suhscrip ion would not be-
hard to pay, even ID with people n In
moderate circumstances. but by the com
munity OF inter rest" great good would be
Noncompliance. nj sii32 n
Yours truly, .s. IL Il q va III
n 81 e. S. 4 SIMPSON,.
Tho Century Club win send every month
a check for 500 to snx Wiley, OF tho
Nineteenth Street Mission. II T$ \, 4Ss5 3$sSs
Iron G Contribution Basket.
An iron pot, hanging from q tripod att;
tracted attention on the streets yesterday.
h Captain Fleming, OF the # Salvation
and Mrs. Fleming presided over one on
Main Street. Passers-bY threw coins into
1.-THE potts. the total con is of which will
be used to make 4 Christmas merry for
the poor children OF tho city. N 5
Is On! yesterday Mrs. f5 leming collected
SIS. 50 and Captain Fleming s2O.1
AT the neighborhood house Rev. a Mrs.
buchanan and Mrs Buchanan held ser
Twice for forty two men. IA Jsi ss3l4i
7 The audience was earnest and attcn-a
4tive,l taking part Iii the service with q
lsheartiness that was good to see. ${
III There sat a graduate Of great Eun1ver-s
ssity-a man OF broad culture, but down IN
the world; while next to him was a poor;
creature, to whom culture was
"A q closed book iE5 WI, q, Sfs8 Il 81
Bs All sorts and conditions of men is-9
4 tened tho words OF the sneaker and 4
Joined Justify In singing familiar hymns
Tho following letterais interesting:
Richmond, Va, Dec, II, 1901.
Rev James Buchanan. Baptist Central
FL eigllborfood House. city:S
Il Dear sir,-At this season OF the year #
when we are all preparing to celebrate
Christmasiin our comfortable homes we. i
wish to remember the many IN 4 Rich-@
| mond who arc In need. AS you are cons
ducting Stlle A eighborhood House." at
| the old Ballard Hotel. and doing good 4
work In helping tho poor, we desire to 4
contribute to- n cause like this, and be-8
| lievc that the money will be carefully
spent. II s5As . W & n
Yours with best wishes,
THE employees OF IINGAN "a &C.
The enclosure was s27.S 5a 1'is
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sYCLE's STORE u. NEWS VI " !.
Watches and Ring1
for Xmas

d y : i IT r
4 You can give u Watch, and still not5
= feel It. Our method Of allowing you
to pay for3it In email amounts makes
this possible. We don't charge any
thing TOR It either. Our prices are
the same jcwclcr gives you for
cash. 5
Mems = Extra Heavy yJari1es Boss).
the very best Watch Case made ana
extra \ jewelcd Elgin movement
Watches. for S:s5.
Ladies', Special Watches GLOSSY
cage and Elgln jcwcled movement, Z
$40 each.
ia Mems Special Openface Gold
Watches. Elgin movement, &2o each each.
lnucrsoll Watches, the boys pres
ent, each guaranteed for one year.
IS Eclipse, $50: Yankee, T1.OD.i
ladies' Gold Rings. narrow band,
with cluster OF emcralds and penrls,
FS each, 81
Ladies' Gold Rings, guaranteed for
rs years, with large ruby and six
opals for setting. 30 each.
Ladies' Gold Rings. three 1drge
opals 81 each
Mens Heavy Ehamclcd Watch
rob. engraved Egyptian designs, zoe
each tx
Sterling Front Watch Fobs for Ia. Il
dies, 3slarge separate beads for hang
or, E1.25. w a
New designs IN Mems Cuff Links,
25c. boc.. 75c. and Dsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Senator Martin Here.
$f tor Thomas s. Martin arrived In the
city late yesterday afternoon, haYlns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Frank busch Dead,
Mr., Frank busch died at ls;b o'clock
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Truth About Our soc
Neckwear for Xmas.

seen This display was not secured
Ircd months OF looking about and nlan-
& the fashion ideas have been left out.
pieces arc boxed and ready TO give,
and all you have to give us Is b0c.
Handsome Oriental Lace Berthas,
$3 each.
irish Point Lace Berthas, double
cape style, 20 each.
Chiffon Ruffs H1.1O to 70.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Yours with best wishes,
THE employees OF I1NGAN3& g. co.
The enclosure was $27. So. * N Ri