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The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07


Excess of Peabody 60 37A 18n
Over Adams. .vLsJI4, LOV
The figures above show the ex-
penditures of the state during the
fiscal years 1897 and 1898, when
Alva Adams was governor, and in
the years 1903 and 1904, with Jas.
II. Peabody as governor.
1t will be seen that the expendi-
lures, not including military, dur.
ing each year Of Peabody's admin
Z istratlon have been shout the same
a. for the two years of Adams.
Peabody's revenue in 1903 was
Sl,674,l8l, compared with Adams
revenue in 1897 of &9l6.356.
Peabody's revenue in 1904 with
the last quarter in the insurance
department and secretary of states
office estimated) is 81, 100000,
compared with Adams revenue of
$9ll, 5s7 in 1898.
The Peabody revenue for the
two years is S3,414,l8l, compared
with Adams revenue of 81, 1927, 943,
or less than one-half of Peabody's.
In addition Governor Peabody had
a surplus Of about 500, 900 carried
forward from Governor Orman's
administration. All the money in
hand will have been spent ut the
end of the Peabody administra-
ton, and it is expected that con-
siderable amount of bills will be
carried over unpaid to the next
administration.
Over and above this great ex-
penditure which exceeds that of
Governor Adams by about 81 $780,
OOO) the announcement is made
that the debt incurred for military
purposes is $759.a69. If the cost
of military operations be added to
the other expenditure the total
cost for two years of Peabody is
S4'273.570, compared with Adams
expenditure of 81, 899, 29O for two
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07

years. Peabody in two years
spent, not including military, ST.
614 1871 more than Adams. In.
Guiding military, he spent 1884 /:
$50 more.
Where did Governor Peabody
bet all the money thus lavishly
distributed ? The official reports
show. In each Of the four years
under consideration the full state
tax or 4 mills on the dollar of as.
sessed valuation was levied. The
assessed valuation in each year
was as follows:
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07

If you want tosquelch the graft
ers vote the democratic county
ticket.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07

Try the soft drinks manufac-
tured by the Holly Bottlipe
Works.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07
TWO YEARS OF ALvA ADAMS

IWU 11A10 V1 A1vA AOA20
Total Revenue 1897. IS 916,3 1856
Total Revenue 1898. %. GIL ,587
Debt Occurred ........ 71.347
Total Expenditure of AL
va Adams 2 yrs. :. 81 1893, 29O
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1904-10-07
TWO YEARS OF PEABODY

Total Expenditure of j.
q. Peabody 2 years. "a ,273, $40
Excess of Peabody e. ala 79n
Over Adams. .vL,JI4' LUU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
MOVING DAY.

"a, Il B. Andrews Mrs. IIerbery Haywood
and Mrs. j IA NJ. Heck were appointed as
a committee to confer with the Park
Committee OF the City Aldermen to this
end. GA All kinds OF articles OF historic
value pertaining to the Presidents. and
especially to Andrew Johnson, are to
be collected and put on exhibi tlon In this
historic building. 81
!. The first bale OF new cotton sold on
the Raleigh market was purchased yes
5terday by Parker & Son, cotton brok-
,ers OF this city. for 1855 cents per
pound. The current price for the day
was II ] - cents. AZ TX FL,
began to- day regular practices for the
coming football season, Under Coach
Kenholtzs who played four years on one
OF the strongest teams OF the West. a
fine schedule OF games for the season
Is being arranged. " S
CHARGES REFUTED.
Chairman Simmons, OF the State DEM
5ocratic Committee. Issues advan nee S1eets
from tho State Democratic Hand book.
.eXtmyagance made by the Republican
platform, that eliminating the seal ,ta7,77
jdishursed by the present adm ton
In 1908 for schools and shospi this, and for
new school and hospital buildtni;s, md
repairs and equipment, IN excess OF NE
amount paid " during Il the "a 81 ye'tr 85 pl
jRussell's administration Cor the same
purpose, and the $500, QUO paid In ] wv IN;
settlement OF loan made necessary by
tho Russell administration, the ilsbu:'se-
iments OF the present administration IN
1903 we're $l57. 1861 less han those Of
the Russell administration In 900 s8'a rs, 4
The disbursements lnsl &c., the last
year OF Russel's admlnis.ratio were
more than three times as great as the
total disbursement in5sl $50 the last ~
3vea ! ~ the Yance-Jaryis administra tim,
and russell spent during the last year
az his administration for chpols asylnms
and a nensions to II Cont adplpte Eolditts
sSs1 6b7.77 less than the Den. ecsats lslleht
in 1908 for the same purpose, i5I AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
Headquarters

4 -
State Democratic Committee,
The following appoititrneilts for speak
ng are announced:
II. ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Bedford City, September LIST.
yvytheville, September Sd. u
Accoinac Courthouse, September 6th,
5Lousla Courthouse, September 18th.
&. WIN. 4 p. BARKsDALE.
Campbell Court. September 18th. 4
Il WILLIAM 8 a.. INES. I.
Gloucester Courthouse, September 6th.
Bowling Green. September 18th.
s.. T.. j c. CiARN EFT. {,
Warsaw, September 5th VI,
8Eastville. September 18th.
JOHN LAMB
New Kent Courthouse. September 18th.
Chesterfield Courthouse. September
9TH.
Az CARTER GLASS. s5
Bedford City, september 5th.
Charlotte Courthouse. September 9Th.
Campbell Courthouse, September 18th.
DON p. tIALsEY.
! Campbell Court, September 18th.
3i.ssst JAMES n. CATION. Il
Campbell Court, September 18th. III
g5i u. c.. WYsoR. b.
Gate city, September 9Th. Il
Lebanon. September 9Th.
al. G. 1sRASTG,N. Il 1. n
,lvythcville, September 3D..
Gate City. September 9TH X
Lebanon. September 9Th
JOSEPH u. WILLARD.
Woodstock, September 18th. NM
Joseph b uTToN, Secretary,
A, j. TAYLOR ELLYsON, Chairman.
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Personals and Briefs.

Z Mrs. L.. c. Ri Gisselbrechl and her two
children from three
m Mr 81 g smit 1eSnna soe 81 The best
known young phi armaetsts Of Richmond,,
has duties 81 traYslag
Company Of ufacturlng chemists Of
sn MtS s%fs asa N arass soy's Il
they spent a week at the Louisiana Pur--
RIss Tlia zones bas after
spending two weeks at the st; LOUIS
Exposition and visiting rela tives in Bed
feES eogJ9 oEsnb VS. e sadsr 81 powhatan
county int:; member ct the Senate OF S,yir5
gina. was in the city yeste day on bus
mess While !, b here he Visited !. the STATE
Miss Parham. OF Parksley. & n. CT, who
has been treated for. acute neptritis 7
the yITginiab MesP3itaa
N Mrs. az fred ~ Cohen. who, has returned
toathe city after an ENJOYABLE outing IN
Alben,arle county. Will leave ST ortiy tor
Mr. 9 Albert Miller, formerly Of Richmond.
Bpt the sIx Sis sfster
Miss rGertrude Miller has returned home
fter delightful trip Stepping p f @'a
S aaXs e ro1s
sra aaltf Fl M. IAN Miller xha
Will be the guest Of his daughter. Mrs.
Catharlne Klink. for the next few weeks *
who no. has been spending Ills vacation with
his father. Esquire George p BoWdeni.
has returned to business and rs ,nes% ~ III ~
cc ompsas: d this e Ely; = $3.50 ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Bannett Of Ne. 7l5S West st
Main Street, have returned after, a y. most
Springs and other popular resorts;
Miss sallie Gordon has returned 70 hel
home, No. 9l4 West Grace street from
Rev. w. 4 III. Edwards, formerly Of vi VIZ
gnia and TIE AErieuliIuTtahl r. c;HIi,
lege Of chgan, passed trough 4, ne cl'y
Rev. i IS T. Fair formerly pa s. or Of
Grace Street Presbyt ertan Church, an a.! 9
Church, 81 Savannah. Ca Is sunlnerlng
I'M Iincolnton.s NJ C,tEI3s. VI $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
FOR A
WILD TURKEY.
Prosperous Farmer Killed by a
Neighbor While
Hunting.
IMPROVEMENTS
sEABoAR.DI
North Carolina Colonial Danes
to Preserve Old Home Of Pres
ident Andrew johnson.
1speclal u rhe rlmes-plspateh.l

Especial 10 The Times Dspatch.)
III RALEIGH. NJ O., Sept. 1.--Marcus
Minis. a prosperous farmer OF Buckhort1
Township. was fatally shot by q neigh
Dor named Wood yesterday. Minis was
out squirrel hunting and Wood was tur-
key hunting. Wood in some unaccourt-5
able way rnistook Minis for a wild tur-i
key and fired at him. the load taking
effect in Minis s lungs. u
General Manager F. K. Huger, OF the
seaboard Air Line, In an interview here
to-day, said that the work of ballasting.
the road bed between Raj leigh and Ham
let. Raleigh and Norfolk Is being pushed
ITO completion, and cons.gnments OF 75-
pound steel rails are being received for
the track between Columbia and Sa-
.vannah. Arrangements are being made
for the revision OF the grade between
Hamlet and Monroe, so that the tonnage
haul on that division will be lessened.3
He says the seaboard will begin the
Operations OF the Atlanta and Birming-
ham Division by December 1st a,
I State Chairman r. M Simmons an
fr1ounces appointments for Locke Craige,
OF Aslleville,S to speak at Graham Sep
TENDER 18th, Hillsboro September 9Th,
High Point September 9th and Reidsvillte.
Septembera1utf. 5l {i43s 35 n
REVISED PENSIONS
5 state Auditor B. F. ], Dixon has Just
completed I a revision OF the new appli--
cations for pensions to Confederate sol
diers as passed by the v county boards.
and h says there are over 2, 1000 OF them
besides a great number of approved ap :
plications for increased pensions.Y 80 that
&c all were allowed to I go on the offic
pension roll the fourth class pensioners,
,would I: receive scarcely any pension. Y
al. 4 He. under the direction q the State
Board Of Pensions, @ has eliminated 7. the
great ma tority OF these new applicants.
50 that the per capita pensioners Will
be about the same as last yea VI
The North Carolina Colonial Danes .
in session here yesterday. voted Sunani-
place 5of President Andrew Johnson. now
IN a. state of dill apidation on Ca barrus
Street, In this city. ought \ to be moved
into Pullen Park and preserved. Mrs 1's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
200 .9ll4G1
men
in CONFERENCE.
Will Have Consultation To-
day With silent
Donnelly
70, 4 & s.,s;ocia cd Pre.ss.1

5 CByag Ass oc|ateo #FIeSS.) I'LL
CHICAGO. September 4 To mo =! rroW2 the =,
REPRESENTATIVES Of five Of the leading rail-
road organizations in the country Will be
In the city 10 confer with President Don.
nelly and other icials Of the Butchers.
Union, regarding the ACCESSIBILITY ~ Of
measures OF relief for the me now V out
at the stock va rds. ~ RI i.
The officers Of these organizations have a'
they's will favor a sympathetic strike. but
are simply coming in response to the IN;
lyltation OF the officers Of the Butchers
Union who will explai 70 them the situa VA
ton from the strik ers standpoint and
ask Tor. theiraid and co-oper era tion.s
fb Representatives Of the indepen dent pack
ing compa mics doing business at the = stoeK
5Co,lncil that the strike in their establish
nlents be called off. The request lest was va!
irefuse ed IN tgtjB2 lux
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

IN A'SHL AND.
Excellent Institute Held Under.
the Auspices Of the Agri-
cultural Department.
VERY FINE ATTENDANCE.
Captain John Lamb Addressed
the Audience After the Lee
lures Were Over.
,s,ec,a, n The, Times-DispatLch,l

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
II ASHLAND, VA Sept. LA farmers
institute was held in Ashland to-day
under the auspices Of the Desattrient
oi Agriculture. The institute was a reat
success there being large crowd out.
who gave the strictest and most entht-
slastic attention throughout TO the
speakers and & expressed themselves as
being highly pleased and greatly benefited
fLy the addresses delivered. The institute
vas held IN the chapel or Rlndalph-
Macon college. Prof. Smith, OF the;
college, made a very appropriate and
eloquent address Of welcome, and In.
itroduced Mr.. Julian NJ. Ruffin. The m sm-
her OF the board of agriculture of ttiE
district. who presided over tne meeting.
Il Dr.. e. w. Aia grudcr, chief chemist
OF the Department of Agrlcultul q, d.
scrssed the subject of Fertilizers" His
address being most practical and In
Sstructiye. He especially emphasized the the
Importance OF farmers buying tl:ttrs fer
ftllizers by composition or the valuable
Ingredients hey contain. and net BY the
maj me y or brand !. He also showed now,
Ky raising clover, peas or other legu-
jrntnous crops, that land can be Very
much benefited, and how Ill he ans
Snionia needed can. by their use be sdp-
piled to the land. IS II
@5i3iF THE AMERICAN HEN. {{
Prof. s b Hetges, the prince Of In
.stitute takers, gave most instructive
and entertaining ad dress on & The Amel;-
lean Hem, He showed from he census
Ire port that the hen and her products
In the United Gtates was moro valuable
than the gold production OF the entire
world He showed how the hen SHOULD
he cared for fed, housed and uoctored
SO that each II hen would clear to her
owner $3.50 per Y year, I'll there being no
other kind OF live st ock which will give
such a tremendous return tor the money
invested. 5g$g E5ssF
5i33is CAPT. LAMB SPEAKS.
Capt. John Lamb was present.. and
beng called on by the audience. gave a
3rousing 4 nix on d gricu.ture and what
Hanover had done and wha still further
could be done ~ her farmers would
buckle down to work and add a little
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
OBITUARY.
$Tudge-Isaac H. Christian.

A The death OF Judge Isaac II, Christian,
OF h Charles City county, blowing " ts ed-
ofsqaT nshI! e9ses
friends sRlyeig rs aftea
d dyet BY Rev Dr., q. kioEsden, J, o !
fsaS of t KR}sh moqn
WI Be BE- judge Edmund Wadd III. Ir.: Judge
George Z. Christian and CONGRESSMAN
John i an,b, to all OF Whoms deceased was
e' Judge Christian was a leading mar. In
his Community and q gentlema O, t
gSntsSh1 ana had G SSognd
out lis seventy,fourth year. Judge CHRIS n
=, Rsyalp9 S ME- Hs sa amles
law ca af Wiia n ana college
s stSfes Vas dsiHts
bis s9 %ttor ry Il lis
ta s soan4 er hroakshout ths
ssTysd ySsNHhtS f BeRsaae Le Hsrs
EE lbblat ISIS IL becs Ms judge sS ia
COUNTY Courts o. Sewt me- sye
u III III last II Fsbruary. Il
sft ys'l faE
Into his county, ana was. probab bly, more
than all Others. he founIderAof hetnIaamy,
Church doM W. !. lhs oiIae'l
mRanof hllterars tastes and wide TsadIns
For For many years lie was q correspondent ;,
oid and bis spsfiia a aTa,,
SSeath he asss VAS eorrespon Of The
Times. Dtspatc Hs Z, wrote tTeqsas ven
Eer iia' Pianter and he;was lilrnself ~ SKIS
Judge Christian was. three times Z. y =
Eried. lis first wife was Miss sher ma 2,
N New Kent, and the seco nd q nj iss Cor;
don. sister OF Mr., James y iordon, o.
this city, HIS last Wife,, formerly MISS
lone f Of 81 Norfolk, survives him. lie
leaves tss a iso several nhil dren-.N rs. loMas
Cunningf,am, Ut this City; Mrs. Saunders:
81 Chase CITY, Mr. Gordon Chylstia q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
III l. q ] Il.
B [: S
7(sneciaI toThIte7 ,Tim,ve,s-Dis

Methodist Episcopal Church, on North
Buffalo, was dedicated last srnda y morn
Ing, the sermon being preac he'd by Rev.
J.fs Emmett Deacon.so Of the Philadelphia
,(Pa,) Conference, & NJ. E. Church. He was
assisted IN the service By the pastor Rev.
3. d. Mays, Rev. g. ~. Graha am. of Dali
hart. Tex and Rev. J u u. MRumburg.
B NEyNPORT8NEyyS " At he ba ttleship
sterday "a entered Hampton Roads this
morning and came n to Newport News.
where the vessel will take on coal H. he
massachusetts Is bound for. New Haven
a practice cruise. sS
PETERSBURG. vA.-Deputy United
States Marshal Bendit ame over from
Richmond tonight. but on " liza 7 business
has not been learned i,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

standing the public schools are to open
next week. In order to maintain the
schools and prevent rthcr Ind % ebted
vices OF Policeman d. i. Parker and bend
every effort towards the maintenance o Y, q
the schools. ss55s y j.s3, .
The dwelling Of County Surveyor G. N N &
Miller, Of this city was burned this morn IN
Ing, together with consld cradle fur ll
The fire originated in st he kitchen and an! !
spread rapidly to parts Of mousse,
which was one & Of the handsomes II on OH
North Main Street. .s5s{i a NJ s3
5F Mr.. Henry Carter OF this city; a fire
mon on the Southern Railway, was se-i
fverely scalded yest erday on the Spencer
yards by stepping from q 1noyin g tram
Into a tub Of boiling wa ter The SKIN
was peeled from one OF his leg 70 the
knee, causing excrllc tin 6 pal 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
.;SPAHR EITHER
JUMPED OR FELL J.
We'll Known N eW ork Editor
Meets Death By sa
Drowning
browning.
! (Bv AIsstociated Press.),

fByEAseociated Press. -
LONDON. Septemb Der 1.-Dr. Charles
3. spahr. Of Kings Bridge, New York city
editor Of two ma gaines OF New Y ork, and
a well known writer on economic topics
5either6fell or jumped overboar I'd from the
steamer Prince Albert, midway between
5Cstend and Dover at about s o'clock in
the evening of August Goth. Mr. Spa hr was
making tour OF Europe for the benefit
OF his health. He seemed to have been
much improved by his trip. and his
travelling companion said he never for a
moment. suspected that he would at
tempt to commit suicide. ss3s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

Ice, z a ft en- the meeting the audience
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with the addresses, and hoped that an
other institute would soon pc u held In
their midst Tho speakers expressedl
themselves as higly pleased wath the at
tendance and the Intelligence and ear
snestness Of the audience. ss2
The next Institute will be held Mt Ma y
gohick. in King " liam county next 't15
Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
y. -. 30
THE LEASE MADE ! p p.
Richard s.. Rowland Secures the tl',!
IL Atlantic and North Carolina. Il
&. nv e, 3As,soclated Press!)

RALEIGH, NJ c. Sept. $1 81 special
from NIorehead CT ty, IN * c., 50 Us
b Richard S. Rowland, epresenting the Z ne
Rowland Improvement Company. proprie,,
tor the Provid ence x Journal.nsnI s
nwnin Z G1larRe Interests n a bout AS heyllle:
whnre he has q summer home, h has leased
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
a line running from Go Id 9 boro to More
head City. and owned In part by the staese.
III ~ theE1terms d Of the agreement.8t the
Rowland 8ImprovelnentC Gonna VIII ex;
mend SoSOO 900 in irnprovem en- is sors the rontl
within three years. Mr. HoWlandS rs pres
EIdent of the compa ny. II f5#J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Two Suspects Held.

Charles Blackburn and Willie Il. Dunn,
two white men. who have lust served ten
We're rearrested Immediately upon their
discharge. and are being held ! for the
United States authorities of the Eastern
District OF Virg inia, on suspicion. of having
ONCE at West Point on the night OF De.
scember rs, 4 900, he two men were ar
rested under other names, but are held
because they answer the description Of
.Bla ok burn and Dunn. n. ll!i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
cHECKMATED8 MOB.
Old Confederat Protects His
Prisoner at All Hazards.

Especial to The Times. Dispa tch. y
BRISTOL. TENN, September 4 1.-No
Efurthers.attemp was made by the mob
last night or to-day to lake Ebert Boyd,
the murderer of J ohm Gal loway,s from tho
jail at Blountvile, this county. A strong
guard is being maintained around the
jail and Sheriff Odell says he Will de-
fend Boyd 8 against the mob at any cost.
E The aged sheriff, who was a Confed-
PROSTATE as result Of his successful eff
fort to keep the mob back on 4 Tuesday
su!Ght "a sia S;33 It t{y 5 is5 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
CRE P'E].RlSHES
WHILE FISHING.
Tnirty-four EN- ST Ffench
Barkentine M eets Death q
35 Off Cape Race. s%}
Il fBy \. Associated Press. J

i, ST. JOHN s, f.. Sept. II lie Cana
dian schooner, I I, oops, Captain Pentz,
from the Grand Banks fishing ground !. res
ports that 8on5 August goth. Ca ptain llln-
.mern an, iof the fishing schooner Coleralne,
reported having spoken a French. bark
lcntine, name unknown, ITO miles of Cape
Race with only three men left out sot q q
crew OF 5thirty-four, the others having
been lost while fishing with their Edories.
The French captain begged Captain Zim-
norman Is board his vessel and help him
to reach this port, but the weather was
too stormy to permit compliance with this
request, and 1t Is feared that the French
vessel and the remainder Of her crew have
,perished A az e IN s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Will PROBABLY B II | ] 7
AT TACK CAPITAL ! |.
.ParraguayanS Reyolutionists Cap
ture Villa Conception and
-Four Hundred Men. 4.
nv Associated Press. !.

81 Itli59f (By lAasoCIatc1 t-FesS'y "a =,
BIJENOS AYRES, ept.g 1.-The q Far
\ guayan 1Srevolut ontsts have u ga ptureed'
villa concepcion and four hundrcd men
gwith arms and ammunition. .lB
The reyolutlonists now refuse all the
Terms offered them by the government.
and lar an attack on the capita Is believed
to Sc imminent. Argentina ha 3 fused
Ia ii recognize the Insurgents az belligel-1
jci,ts. Papers received to-day Il ON .Asut,-
Ecion report that all the public schools
a re closed, and tina Z 9 wing TO tho sea re-
5ity OF food the 4 price OF bread and bls-
cults is one ID oil lar per y lograa
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Absorbed BY the Trust. q
Ifspe,,cial 10 The Times. DIspatcf,.)

PETERsBURG. VA, Sept. Il 1.-The
Bland Tobacco Company. OF this city.
Of which Mr.. Charles w. & Bland and
Robert p. Hamilton, both OF Petersburg,
Se ay
pendent ma nu Glory. has Issued a circul-
lar addressed to Its customers announcing
that hereafter It's brands OF smoking To-
Tobacco Company, and It's plug win be
marketed by the Continental q Z!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
DEATHS.

.sHIRREFFs,-p Died In Wash!ngte = RI
on August 81, 1901. r Ell BE ~ 3 ~ iis
REFFs. formerly Of this city In lh la
tifty-third year, his q &c. y q.
GA Funeral services at \ the AiortLar;ys
4 CHAPEL, Hollywood Cemetery. Gfl1AY ~
Friday. September p. 1901. st noon:
yYAYAIAcK.-p Died. & at e he resldenee IN, =
North Eighth Street. at q a.. M. thlas
III, orning, II, WY WAYAiAc II of Prince:
George county. " SSE N III f II
4 Ss Funeral notice later. " Eya VI "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Ere VIII Not Interfere.

a message was received this morning
stating tina the recent FIRE In the props
4rty of the Armstrong Packing Company
smoke houses 8
sSi RI +. Craig Company. Of Richmond
who represent the q Armstrong Packing
the trong goods by the loss in
Cured from he fire.. BIZ 3aaS @sf SB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
q Checks for Pensions.

@ The payment OF pensions under the acts
Of 1900 and 1909 began yesterday, and both
tie sAuditor's force engaged ii. this work
and the Treasurers Office had IA busy day
sending out checks In one case and paying
them IN the other, "A total Of 2,ss76 cheeks IS
were sent out yesterday, a6grega ting ~
about $A5, 900. The pm yment WILL
continue until all the benef1ciarles have
received the amount to (Which they Q re en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
The Courts Aid Sought.

ANpetltion was filed yesterday In the
District Court by the Joseph a. Hnrd Tie
the Petersburg Telephone Company, and
W.. N. Roper, Of p Petersburg, asking that
.poration OF the city OF Petersburg. and
having its principal office In II hat city, be
3adjudged Involuntary bankrupts,. and
praying the appointment q IN receiyerFto
akc charge of the assets OF the company.
The petit ton asserts that the Hal Tie 8:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Al Goochland Gourd.

I, Mr.. w q p, Shelton. treasurer sof Han;
oyeyi cpunty, # has presented sto Colonel
Morton arye lf-pint Eollrd, and u! in 2
SHINING bra SIS hoops, Will, which to keep
and serve a supply Of cool water e fo =
those Who pre- fer these rec lies 70 the
modern water cooler am, drlnkinga Eiasst
"a ise nv eourds as small as this, 80 he
had to 'proclra a small one from g ooct'
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