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Middletown transcript., 1904-12-10
CURRENT PRICES

IDDLETOWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoLls.
Wheat-No. $l.08 Corn
No. 2 LOS Yellow, slielled 46
Timothy Seed $2.65 cob -. 46
Glover Seed ID l0Ic Oats ............... 81
M.hhLETpWN PRODUCE MARKET
.'rrKREt-rEp WEEKLY BY W. t. coNNELLEE.
.Eggs, per z........................... 32034
Country ButteEper ib................. 25(930
Creamery Butter, per b...-......... 30
Lard, per ............................ S@l0
Live Chickens, per ib................. 12915
Potatoes, per basket.................... 25935
Middletown transcript., 1904-12-10

The TRAsscaIrr, sl.oO per year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

people. which RAISED the man III black
TO political equality With his e or. while
master. ~ q \, |.
He had passed through tho troubled le'
waters OF, reconstrtction and had seen seer,
Tho blood Aand&tenrs shed BY his people
as tho result3ofta drama many Of "h nose
important scenes were laid where Tho then
stood. W. N AMI sB NJ # 3 m B
with evident 4 feeling, Major StubbE
turned n and 4 drew era phcally the other
Gsde8tof THE picture Flo referred to the
recent Constitutional Convention as h hay
ing bccn composed OF the plck i&s a an,
flower Of tlle Commonwealth, VINO 3. mao 9.
lifted the white mans burden ana llperT 81
atcd the thoughts and energies q a, ir &C
people. and to#tle resolutions A|hl 9 !,
coming not In tho angry swell cot war; wa
had uivcn is the people white Democrats
as their Legislative. and executive officers,
and all vi these innovations mad Y n been
wrought IN his time and upon The spot
soon to be given such widely q trere e
appearances 3s@ 5Ss hi
I'm the chair above, where st that mo-
3ment sat a young executive. the creature
of new and moro enlightened Sconssllltu
Et;onnl conditions tolling over m eas nres
which 3hadgresulted from the best thought y
OF his state,s$le had shownsthc alligneSst
rights OF his people to be signed away
by. Governors chosen by tho unholy al nj
lance Of carpetbaggers and negroes
Major stubbs's mind reverted TO these
things as he spoke, md he relatedd q IN, them
in "a manner which indicated that his
quarter OF f a Y. century in olltlcal HE
had II extended over period n when f,s
there Il had " often been violent pol tical
Innovations N ~ tl w n 5i2 /.
This story a ove Is the only ono . o.
human interest that marked the dylns
hours of the session OF 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
/. stear1nse Calvert Agrolul!nI1di]|,.,-

(SptcinI 70 The 2lIreB- UIsIH vi; Jus
etrI T,A'THSVIIJI u, " Al. Marc 3v-TI
steamer Culvert,yof the Weems Llne; Eve y
here Friday from Baltimore. ctd h ~ y
rive until = m
,llp5 tho bay Nyedncsday. 9. e /, 4,
ary and Febrpnry aA caused q r s PIN
abln scarcity rns Wsaan.p m bs
"a cot tout for days at a time, and ~ has
been a hard winter for them. I, !, |, !,
Herring arc BEGINNING run very 7, nicely So
IN the Potomac any Rappa ,;pd ,Dye
tut nit their' traps arc doing q very very
GOOD business. It Is hardly probalb PIE ina !, :
ali the traps will be pt oItu "a sbes asasp
nresact 3 roed sea son for shad &. decla ring
that there will no more this spring ina Fs =
there has beef for years, &aiGi II 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
e. & o. Preparing for a Great
Worlds Fair Business.

Z President George w. Stevens Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY, With his
fam Isl, has returned fiom flofloa' at'et
SPENDING fortnight there, Mf, stevens
has gone 10 Pittsburg to attend a rail-
! way association meeting lie VII return
to Inc city the latter part Of the week.
u "a, " r May. lately city ticket agent
~ lie s,eaboard Air Line Railway, left
sunday for san Antonio, Texas where
hs viii be connected With the peseerge
5dcpartn,ent Of the Southern pafiiic Rall-
Way lie has hess, win me sep ,, aar ~.
$,ip his position,
5 Mr. 81. s.. Lloyd, announcement Of whose
reIinqulshnent Of the position q super'
-sinisrdet 81 nlntiyc pnwer Of me Lag ga :
= !, /, II VA system TO accept the more
rresslpo,ssible and desirable position q gen,
}3,rsl superiutcndcnt sof motive power OF
tl.s ROCK land system. y widely KNOWN ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
PARKS, WALKING !. ( ! I. !.
DELEGATE, DYING / \ ( J
Union&Alan5 Cheered as 4 Hero
U pon4 Entering Sing Sing ia. B.
Ss Pitiable Condition. ,S33
snccIa, q The Tjjmes Dlspatch.)

9gs+st Especial to ~ he y ines Lispa tcn:l
NESTAYORk. March l5.-Samuel Parks
six diving In the hospital IN Sing Sing,
prison. Or. Robert T. Irvine, the priEoH
5physician slys his trouble Is incurablct
and for thirty days he has been IN V
rapid declinc. Ills death may come any
day. says the Herald to-day t5i
Parks was gent 10 Sing Sing to seIvd
a sentence for cxtortIon, of hlch crime
he MAS convicted pfter a a trla Y re PIE, q
with sensa tons. Hs had heon busi mes
agent, generally known as walking dolce
cote. OF local Itlnion Mo- 2, 4ot tho s tit,cl
stural Iron Workers In ternat icnal "a $50 "A
Ga tion.5 II that orEanizn lion Park va s
4 man Of great strength. His word wa X
law, and his fellow work ersA trusted him
Implicitly. Iii about six yc'> - Parks l$sS
brought the scale Of wa ges for strhctii.
raj iron workers up from S2,a0 TO @tap
day. Shorter working hours was an
other achievement of Parks. md the
unions, with which he was Connected.
were prosperous in every. way,
Gradually his Influence broadencd 2llri-s
til he was almost dominant factor In
building operations III New cork L CIT
Contractors feared him. He had the
power to call q strike and when he gave
the word iron workers laid down thelr
tools. asking no questions SO great, ~
fact. was his influence that even after
bis conviction. ut time, when he was
free pending an appeal rnnde by his cour-
EEL Parks led n parade ofthirty thou
sa nd wage earncrs up Fifth Avenue W 1le
had then been short time In Sing Sing
but had been released. Ills hair VIZ 8
closely cropped, BIZ T. in every block ne
was cheeied as q hero, and his progress
wi, q marked by never ending ovation
Dr.. Irvine examined Parks on his ar ar,
rival at the prison and found him suf-.
ftrlng from consnmptlon. FIe stood
prison Ii 10 fairly well unit l3lnte IN lJanu-
airy, whena lle began failing ra pid ly.4 ~
l5mnnth "a so he WAS COM elled 4 to remain
IN Ills cot Ia tho hospital. and since then.
Ills decline has been IN pic III 53S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Mr.. VISOR RESIGNS.
Second Clerk to Corporation Cons
mission Resumes Business.

SECOND clerk to the State Corporation
Commission. has resigned his position and
In the next day or two. the commission
will announce his successor. re-
Mr.. Wysor, who Is O man OF means,
has for some time had under adviscmcnt
tho question Of resllmlng some business.
relations In his section OF the State, and
his resignation was not -unantfcpa ted.
His resignation has PRACTICAL y been a c.
copied, and Is Is believed that the COM
mission have virtually determined who
Z shall succeed hinl.s M # Az, 5
81 Mr.. Wysor is a man Of afrable; man
ners and made a good many friends VIII e
lin the city. The place which he vo !bullF
tarlyj surrenders pays 1880 per year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
PRETTY GIRL MURDERED.
Body Found in an Old Well.
81 asst Seen With Lover.

Especial to rho Times-D lspatch.)
GEoRG EToyVN. OHIO. March l5,-E The
body or Miss Ojsa Mathews, WI no u n
beautiful girl, sixteen years old, was
found In an old we'll the farm ) 9
SnmueljSTayor,$ a bout three miles east
Or here, THIS morning, after. all night
search by neshhoring farmers. & she
lived on&a farm with Mrs, John Beasley.h
md among her admirers was Joseph
Kelch,5a farm hand. hut his attentions
Nero not fayorably received. ;igt
@.{ ,rle 3drovcHtoN the: Beusley house satur--
day night and called tile Girl to the gate.
She went toSHleet him, and tina WAS ne
Ii, the we'll Flood stdins were found IN
the buggy driven by Ilelch, a posse OF
farmers Is hunting for Kelch. and
iIynching is threatened. IS III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
GOVERNOR WELL UP.
Has Nearly Completed the Sign
E5, ING Of New Bills.

n Governor III Montague worked up to a.
late hour last night, struggling TO- get
through witl1ttl1e bits recently Z passed
bv thes legislature. ISL Z, ~.
5GSIIis Ex6eliency is rsadinst them al per
sonally, and tho task 4 Is no light ono, lie
says il hopes to work To-
and Ejmpcrtsntt 'measurest (which have rot
Yet yet Teen t, taken-up bystRe Executive and his
att'tuGe concerning them Isl, not yet
known. One Of these bills Is that &c. allow
acquire The toll roads of that count an
Their to reduce tho franchise tax on cor,
poraHons ard still another to amend
The Governor has five days after tho
adjournment of the Legislature In which
to ID spDse OF the bills passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
TELLS PATHETIC STORY.
Major Stubs Grows Reminis-
cent Regarding Old Capitol.

cent Regarding Old CAPITOL
But a single feature marked the dying
hours of the General Assembly When
tho gavels Of tho two presiding officers
fell simultaneously at 1919 o'clock and
5hcraldcd forth that the session Of 1904
lad taken Its place in tho annals OF the
Commonwealth, ana had become " y
tale that Is told" III H t3t
And vet this feature was n, significant
ana impressive one, for marked the
end OF legislative work within q strur-
tire whose very walls yibratc With Sa-
cred memories. and whose every 1lbrc
bears some relation to deeds that arc
noble and TO men whose memories are
cnshrlncd forever In the hearts OF a.
brave and .chiyalric people.
Over In the Senate, no reference was
made to the innovation now about 10
break upon the people OF the State
through their proposed new capitol
building, nor need there have been any.
fol It was In this historic arena, that tho
great baltic was fought and won, the
closing ceremonies here were entirely for
nal and beyond some TURNER allusion
| b. Senator Barksdnls to his position
I relatiye8to the defeat Of the Machen prl-
mary hlll there was nothing 70 stir pub
/ lie interest
4
! tho Governor and the House were named,
| ana having reported the dun thud OF
/ President Wizards gavel told the story
| Of the death of the Senate OF 1904.
PATHETIC STORY TOLD.
! But the feature was In the House hall,
4 where but a dozen members lad fingered
10 witness the Gnal scenes. Among thcsc
was Major James n Gtubhs. Of Glo',-
4 caster. who has seen moro years Of ac'
tunl legislative life at the Virginia
capital than any other living man. And
A being in a reminiscent mood, the veteran
told Ia an eloquent and pathetic man
/ ner OF some OF the gories accomplished
whore he then Stood and spoke ter.lnGis
Of the sadness that would come IN part
ing with the old building IN its present
& form, M
II was a lime for "Reminiscences and RS
Election, and no doubt the old lay itskf,
felt kcenly the shifting Of The sands
4 since lie had come. quarter OF cen
iltry ngo, upon the acene of action, There
had heep occasions when he had served
" In botbr branches, With burly negro col,
leagues. and whom small Democratic
minority had struggled for tho very no
lineal life Of their, constituents. lie hat
!. seen tile desiilliPs cf his State sYayed by
/, is inonsrel party wien. Trough Inc al
llancoi Of prsrocs snr,iH e3rpethaEgeTs. (
lConsAtution mad been foisted upon HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
WILLIE HILL AGAIN
GOES TO The JURY.
Pistol froters Get Into Trouble.
Court . Of Justice
John.

lustiGt John had number Of Important
cases sandwiched in a docket full OF
DRINKS and small! disorderlies Yesterday
morning.
While I'LL. already sent on, went
further, and will have to answer the
chnrge OF stealing some coats from Ffed
ssNEi,son by main force,
William Cary got SIX months for taking
clothing belonging 10 RAIN LomaX,
James Sparks, tho window smasher
With already enough to put him away
for life, was dismissed of the charge
Of smashing Bachranh's window.
Ralph Warren paid $50 for shooting a
pistol In The street.
50 aid Walter Mayo
George Gary was fined so and given
.lx months ceourity for hitting Leroy
Henderson with some ice hooks
Robert Hill was so disorderly and
created so much disturbance that $50 was
necessary 10 soothe the wounded Feace
Y and dignity of The Commonwealth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
AN EARN EST LEA q.
FOR NEED Y$WOMAN

The wall 81 distress comes from q
broken hearted mother with four little
ones and husband without :. x; :. ,l !. 4,
loss of the sls3 along the Cary street sa
tda IL ID pers. The gravity of this mis- for
Stun q seems to be Dver looked by he ben ey. y.
5oient and the more fortunate eemen To-
the ono hundred thousand souls Hay ~
jcnlously guard and push with SPIRITED
and manifest Interest the beautiful and
historical eli N OF Richmond Iii not the
finder OF this amount heed The wall e a,
gfr,tir little ones dependent upon her for
tie maintenance Of Afc? +Tha father#,s
without work and is recovering from ON y
spell Of illness. I, y, &,
aoyr ethiug and leave a + this Q tticc nd-i
Dressed 10 Mrs. Geo. Sydney Johnson 20
No 1923 west Cary. S. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
i this city. where M 10 four years ago

in this city. where up to four years ago
he was employed as master mechanic of
the Seventeenth Street shops OF the
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railway. He re-
sided in tllis city for about eight years,
and when he left here To go to the Lacka-
wanna he was rendered a dinner at tho
jefferson by his associates and friends.
which was red letter event In local
railway history, 1t may interest the
frierds or Mr. Lloyd to know that the
position to which he goes Is considered
tho most desirable position In the motive
power department and the highest "a la
ried in the world, That he should thus
have attained thcEtop Of the ladder in his
branch Of railroading Is a noteworthy
achievement. a8
Mr. ~. Parker, formerly with Agent
r. II. Swain, Of the Chesapeake ard Ohio
Railway. has accepted the position Of
stcnographcr in the Office Of Division
Freight Agent Boykin Of tho eaboard
Air Line, succeeding MI Frank scilu-
man.
District Passenger Agent e. II. POS
ley, OF tho Norfolk and Western Railway,
spert yesterday IN Petersburg on husi-
ness for this road.
The return movement OF Florida and
/ Southern travel Is now in full swing"
said Passenger Agent Campbell, OF the
| Atlantic Coast Line Railway yesterday,
and many are still going" he added.
| "tFe haze had a very good season, and
have gotten liberal share Of the bust
l.ness,"
The Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway will
i be prepared 10 handle every one who de-
sres to attend the launching OF the bat.
| tlcship Virginia at Newport News April
9Th. and District Passenger Agent
Warthen ~ buoy makirg preparations fol
what Is expected 70 he tho largest launch
4ng crowd ever hauled TO the ship.
building city. There viii he first-claFu
| accommodations for 81 who desire Il
go. a rate OF s! 30 round trip for TIL
launching Will be arranged.
Tho passenger department of the Ches
aPeahaee and Ohio Railway has been bug,
for weeks send NJ out advertising mat
Ter aFd preparing for the greateJ pas
senger business IN The history OF The road
The Chesapeake and Ohio VIII carry
large share ef the eastern travel to Iii
ST Louis Worlds Exposition and !
sparing no eti1rt 10 he prepared 10 handl
the great tide OF tourists with prompt
ness ard satisfactory seryicc II. wi
!. meet the biggest years passenger lusi
} ness IN the history Qt Tic road Th
Chesapeake and ONO Is tins most dlrct
81 through route from thp East 10 The ok
i 4 position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
MUSE Stand Trial

Governor MONTAGUE has hoIlg.reHn1y, a y z
reaustion from the GoyesTrnor q M !. y
wainatetd for murder, and who Is ~ Ja'l
= His IKE has issued q lSe papge 3
on the Governor Of Sou, Inra ~.
James Burns. WHO Is wanted nv fEs0s'.
icksburg for MURDER Il j 5}fF i'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
New Pictures for the Library

There have recently been made some
in tho State Library. The librarian has
received and will soon have IN place on
the walls splendid pictures Of Govern9 O
Mason and john Goode, 4 the president OF
the late CONSTITUTIONAL Convention
4 Tie portrait gallery has recentl w been
improved and beaurifled, and attracts
more visitors daily than ever be orc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
BARTENDERs' LOCAL.
Back Again in the international
Ieaque-M embership Increasing.

At the last meeting Of the Bartendel s
international League, Local No. 1928. at
Murphy's Hotel. a lot oe routine business ~
wis transacted. The local decided 70
8afflllnte with the International League.
from which they have been separated Tor
some time. and now are In the Fedora tion
OF Labor Tic membership Is increasing,
Tue" officers of the league are: Presi-
dent. Charles F.. Kaln: Vice President.
III omas f. Dolan: Treasurer, a. T. Nor
row. Secretary, @. r.. Marin; Trustees,
u. "a M. q O. NeIll Charles Galbrnlth and
i. Tie local meets every other week at
kA1urphy'S G III s8f III iSs fss5 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Mainly About People.

& Judge Edmund aWaddill a left the city
yesterday morning. to DO absent q day or
Two on official bus ness. Il. i 4. !. !, IL
Captain John IL Lee, a proinll lenL I ,.l
,a n upon on the s Supreme Court Of Appeals,
q Judge Charles u. n icol, Of Mana sSSas,
was In the city yesterda y. x, IL !, ".
M DR.. Duncan M M t3rnRIl, sliperln tannent
of public schools of Petersburg. was
caller at tho Offices Of he state board
of. Education YCSterdny. h " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
FairTo-day.

Conditions are favorable for3f fair wealth q !. J,
n stsd Sabo,lt minute, but stayed long
enough s q recaii:1oId times and cause I,
many SILVER under the budding spT = =
= .reea ble Gurin1, the# day A No decided
Change in this line is expected to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
FAILED TO IDENTIFY.
Negro. Arrested as Suspect May
be Released To-day. I. 4

Police or tho First District yes terda!y ar
the Suspicion that lie WAS tiie IN n, who
attempted 10 hold up the title girl i on :,
Church Hill the other mig h. The e FIJI I
could not Identity him !, a1ln I,e II
5by Justice Cr,ltchncld this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
North Carolina Society

Carolina society 1of Richmond hold d., !. 2
called meeting The $50 opsloek
i Viii Be Very important md
q full attsndance of5memhsrs 10 deslr 'el is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Saturday Last Day..

saturday next. March 18th Is the last
day on which the owners loropIeenrnty {, rs.5
5i.ndeems the same from purchas othef
lthanS't the Commonwealth. This rede eitl
ton muy he made by the & 9 Line
taxes duo to tho clerk Of the iiuslltls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Collyiaar on Trial.

The llus,Ines Court was Ell gaagsd y Y, e,
terday in thc triai OF A, s, collya' D, ne
il charged with having nommitteanr u ffan az
larceny IN passing , spu,a aI1 ,eorse Is
Misc ,is.detenClug | he man and me tFia'
Will likely be completed to- da III NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Small #Tudgmrent.

In. tho Circuit Court yes terday, " .t ~,
matter Of l.. Curt Nj E lsa.a nov INV
III 4 watch valued At s22O 20. tlIf lufy
found for the plain w IF 81 Il sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

place III B June. and the primary Will !, be
held Sthe latter part Of "A prii or the ilrst
Of 81 May. These officers Will take l, ihelr
b bastie Is ,p To lspis'npu ~ -
There viii likely be the usual skirmisli
iii the committee over tho adoption. OF a, y
iii rule t,f. allowing only registered white.
voters 10 partic lpa te will prevail a @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
NE GRO BISHOP DIsGusTED.
Says This Country Is No Place
rs lor$FIis Race. NJ: H
381rspeolqllto rhe Tinles- Dispatch.

81 ECNt YoR Il, Iarcl, Is. --l3ishop Wiz
liam benjamin Derrick. Of the African
nj. -. Church, repudlated this country u!
a fiery address before e! q convention OF
Street Church, brooklyn, IS z.
Prevalence Of lynching. North ana
South, Is topfmuch for Tho bishop. yyt
the work. Of the A. N. =. sghurch In the
.Transyaal, III 4 3. & TT,
II believe that across the sea there ls
"a wider and better work for me-" said
bishop Derrick to the assembled minis
,ters. {5f M W. SI X 4,
weight that lie has to bear this G91l "
that Confront his race, This is no colln-
try for uS,i'44 ss " S5l rs 5ai'f iYt4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
CHURCH NOTES,
Dr.. Lloyd Delivers Striking Ser
@ mon Fl cre-I .ecturc T o-night.

mon Here-l.ccture LONG Ill.,
.3,rhes rev. DR.. Arthur Il. Lloyd. lof New
York. general secretary of foreign nna
domestic missions 4 OF the Episcopal
Church In the United States, preached
In Richmond three times on Sunday. y
vas here to arouse interest ~ The sIvor rs.
IN the course OF one of his sermons
Dr., Lloyd stated That lts one Yet ~ TINS
coun try I'll, 900, 900 worth of Chewing g. UNI
was sold, much Of which was ~ penny
nackages. Tho contributions for for or
egn missions from all Christian 5 q y
nations was only 5000 000 He said that
ali the Episcopal Church needed was
50, 900 900 year, which would near a
contribution Of 50 a year from each com
{rnuncant. % V III
X Ats Union Theological Seminary to-1lght
Mr.. ArthurtI3. Clarke will lecture TO the
students on "Footprlnts Of Paul In
r ornao. # The lecture will be richly Illus
trated with lantern slides The public Ill
are invited. XII /, l X q N
n or. Thursday night. March alst III
reception will BIO rendered by the Fulton
Avenue BAPTIST Church, OF Baltimore
has just accepted q call ltofthe Baltimore.
church. IL Ii "a, Il ~
THE membership canvass being con-
Quoted by 4 the 4 Reds and the 'Rl 4es'l
| Of the Broadus Memorial Sunday school !
will come to an end on Sunday morning g.
Tho Rev. w, L. Richardson, Of Fries,
va, is spending few days hero trying
10 get funds to complete the new church
8of which he is pastor, &. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
COMMITTEE CALLED.
Party Authorities in City Will
Meet March a5tll.

Chairman James b, poherty, Of the.
civ. 4 Democratlc Committee, has called
n t,,af holy is meet at 4Mulplly's Fl otel on.
lIi night, March 9th. 70 take up ihe
work al liking Il time and making n pan z. az
fpr tho cor'n nsi Rri niInsn a, "a
j ial BIZ tho Board of ldermsn Nill take
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
General Master Mechanic Pool

NJ I-3 I wv Assoclaf h1E FTtssJ 775
AMERICUs. "a A., March 15.--J, "a. Pool.
general foreman OF the Seabooard ALT Line,
master mechanic forsthe} fourth and fifth
divisions. with beadq larters at s'ayaH.
nah, I'd 53a As + II H u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

THE membership canvass being con-
Quoted by the "Reds' and the Blues'
az the Broadus Memorial sunday choo
Will come to an end on Sunday mornng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

gThe Rev. w. L, Richardson, Of Fries,
va. is spending a few days hero trying
q get funds to complete the new church
II which he is pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

District Passenger Agent G. II. Pos
ley, OF tho Norfolk and Western Railway,
spert Yesterday IN Petersburg on busi-
ness for ths road