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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
New Goods i'm Season.

IMPORTED CLUSTER RAIsINS,
lb ...... zoe
CLTRON, lb............ ....... TIC
IMPORTED FIGS, Id .......... 12c
CALIFORNIA FIGS, lib ....... SC
FIGS STUFFED WITH NUTS,
DoX .......... '..... zoe
NEW DATES, lb ............... &c
SEEDED RAISINs, pkg. &c
CLEANED CURRANTS, d.. SC
CUsTARD SAUCE, Franco-Ameri-
can, can .......... 2Oc
PLUM PUDDING, Franco-Ameri-
can, pound tin, new, can. ...... Zoe,
BOILED CIDER, ct ............ zoe
FANCY POPCORN, pkg ........ &c
CHESTNUTS, lb ............... 15c
CRANBERRIES, ct ............ &c
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, each. 1Oc
FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen. 80. 1sc
VERMONT SAGE CHEESE, lb.. zoe
GOOD NAVY BEANS, ct ....... &c
PURE LARD, lb ............ &c
EARLY JUNE PEAS AND MIN
NESOTA CORN, can ......... &c
Dozen ....... 9Oc
STANDARD PUMPKIN, 3-lb can &c
GOOD SALMON, can ........... &c
Fiubsl and AlIsgrettl Chocolate
Creams, lib. .40c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
Special Cigar Sale.

Special Cigar Sale.
During Thanksgiving Week. .
for rs, Ell Symphonic Remnantos,
clear Havana, box so ...... 81 80
7 for 25, Manuel Lopez Especials,
clear Havana, Spanish made, box
SO -. ). SITS
Sc each, La Sonado, large SC Bre-
vas, box SO Observation-Disclosures l.3O
Special inducements on high grade
Key West Cigars in all sizes. By the
piece or box.
Coffee! Coffee! -
Your breakfast is not complete with
out cup of Hoffman House Coffee,
the coffee of quality, value 45c H.,
price, ID ................... ....3oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Virginia Councils Officers.

Virginia Council. No, 90 Inc Oldest
Royal Arcanum council In the city, and
Que that has done excellent work, on
Thursday night unanimously electct-ofil-
GERS FOR 1905, Tho newly elected officers
arc determined to mako tn coming year
ono Of renewed zal and actiylty lley
are; 5sl &. Us ( y , 81 5ssts
gent, r.. II. Morris; oratpr, Myer Angle;
secretary. Charles q. Kosher; collector,
Milton j, Staus; treasurer. y, Bottlg
helmer: chaplain. u. o. lNItzgerald; guide.
M, &. Robcrtson; warden John 3, = lass !,
sentry. r. 4, Davis; past regent y, z,
5IIazelgrove: representative TO grand
tohncii. Willard g. robertson; alternate
II, ". Ball; trustees--B. Snmuels, y ~,
Wlngield and Isaac Straus.
Grand Guide McCreedy's of Roanoke,
were present and addressed the council,
Several Of the members made eythusias-
TIC peeches, which produced 5000 results
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11

Of prettya home "Wednesday
evening, VIXEN her daughter, Miss Beulah
May, beca meHthc bride Of Mr.. William
VIM Barnes. 10 tho strains of the we'd
ding march rendered by Frank Cosby,
the bride entered from the rear parlor
accompanied by her uncle, Mr.. J. 10.
Hall. They were met at the improvised
altar by the groom and his best man
Mr.. James C. Pollard. who entered from
the hail. The bridal party were pre-
ceded by. Mrs. w. S. Benslin. OF Norfolk
as matron of honor and Miss Ellen Hail.
sister Of the bride, as maid OF honor
and little Misses Mamie and Louise qliall
as ribbon girls. The ushcrs were Messrs.
George IIogg and Louis D. Harper.
Rev. w r. u. Smith, D.. D.,7 pastor
tof tho Second Baptist Church, performed
tho ceremony.
q The bride was kowned In white crepe
de chine over taffcta. Her veil 2. was
caught with sunburst of diamond ana
a cluster of orange lessons.
The ceremony was followed by re- re-
ception.
Tho bride is the attractive and accom-
plished daughter Of Mrs. NJ. II. HAL ana
the late Thomas Hall, OF this city MT.
Barns is % well known travelling man OF
this CITY. The popularity Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barns was tested by many hand
some presents. 4, !.
MI. and Mrs. Barns left at midnight
for u Northern tour. and will be nome 10
their friends after December 5th, AZ NO.
GIG North Tenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
DR. B. Hu'T |
STILL ! Ill LEADING !! J / G
Friends Are Voting &, Strongly
for Him 70 Secure
y Tissot's Books.
No CHANCE o. LOTTERY Z:
II Costs Nothing to Vote and
Not g Cent IS Made
BY the Plan.

I 4 Il
Is The competition for the han dsome four
volume set Of ,Tissot's Life Of Christ still
continues. with but week more to run.
The contest will close on Monday. Deccm-
Der 10, 1904, and the result will be an
5nounced as soon thereafter as it can DO
.ascertained. ;ihs II "a s.5 NJ ,sss
This contest Is in no sense a lottery nor
chance enterprise nor a money making
scheme, but simply a fair method Of
awarding this valuable set OF books and
permitting the readers OF The Times
Dispatcligto say to whom the set shall
be given. Incd 1t will be a
worthy compliment to the minister hon-
prcd, and one which will cost neither
him nor hose voting for ss::::,1 a penny.
las; tscostss mo thing TO vote 4thNres can be
no inp roprtct " iny tho award the prize
nor in the method OF awarding 1t. 4.
Any person desiring to vote may vote
tlon or voting being that the coupons
printed every day in The Times-Dspatch
must be used. Save the pa pers each day
.cut4 tho coupons, Sttll them out and bring
them In Ask rlends and neigh bors ito
give their coupons and Sitil 20 tssand fsend;
them In his wa ~ q few persons with,
"a hit OF tenergy and Il Ion ca n,
roll ,1rp "a rges Ste for their pastorSors
any 70 Their m1niste they admire. Look.
fout for a the cou pons each day and stcuk
them out and send them In signifying
;forSwhom you desire them to 2be counted.
81 Friends of Rev ], y Is. Fl u tson, Of q he
s15lnpa Street Baptls y Church, appear to
have heeii the n pre- active thus far. that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
rock-Richardson Almanac.

Tho old familiar visitor, the Wnrrock-
Richardson Almanac, for 1905. has Just
been issued by the new publisher. Clyaae e
". Saunders. who last year acquired me
publication. This compendium OF stausti.
cal and political Information and a vast s
deal OF Other valuable dntu Is handy REL
crence book, Indispensable IN virginia Of
liable, liable in the homo rs we'll In this vol
hme or nearly u hundred pages are : en- en-.
lbraccd thousands Of facts rs to inc S Stmee
mionwcsllEh's political statistics, astrot
nomioal data, schools and COLLEGES, gov
eminent OF the. United States and various ~
other information. All Of this is well IN
dcNed and urrang<d. making the volume
well worth the purchase price: a new
feature is a report Of the vote FOR pr r,o
dent by States me, report Is colnplete
time the publication went to press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Atlanta Woman u Who Appealed
to President Gives Required Bond

NJ I'D Va (By "A ssOcIated Frefs. ". l.4I
ATLANTA, CiA, Dec. ION rs. ~ ulia "a.
Young was to-day Released from jail on
giving a. $500 bond. AIRS, ~ un s wa 4slr.
rested at, the Instance of her adopted
daughter, and was required to give bond p.
10 keep tile peace She FUSED, W give
q bond and was. sent to jail. Her attor-
peys attempted to-day to secure her re-
lease on n writ Of liabeas corpus. which
was denied by tho Superior Court. stu
refusing to give bond she was returned
to jail.
MISS Fannie Young, tho adopted daugh-
ter, has gone to Florida with her ans
.anced husband, declaring they were 10
be married at Jacksonville to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
.GOVERNOR-ELECTs GLENN.
Declines Gov. Aycock's Invita-
ton and Takes Extended Tour.

Especial to The Enthusiastically E 9t
RALEIGH, N. c., December 1O.-The
creditors Of he w. w. Mills Company,
OF this city, have named ". l.. Watson,
OF Raleigh, as trustee the concern being
bankrupt. The liabilities aggregate s65, 900
and the value OF the assets is not known.
w, w Mills was president Of the cont
pany.
Governor-elcct r. 3. Glenn spent last
night in the city, hut had nothing to
say In regard to his appointments or
other matters pertaining to his approach
tng inauguration He and Mrs. Glenn
Nave decided not to accept the Invitation
from Governor and Mrs Aycock to spend
q week with them at tho mansion during
December They have decided to so on
an extended trip. North>lnstend.
State Treasurer Lacy makes state
iment to the effect that while the recent
report slnade by State Auditor Dixon.
showing that the State began tho new
,tlscal year, December LIST. with the snug
sum OF $3G0,000 in the treasury, tho fact
lis that upwards of $4,000 must be paid
out within the next sixty days for pen
sions to old soldiers, to public schools
and for interes, on bonded Indebtedness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
m Hat Sulphur Does.

For. the human Body In Il cath and SDls.jS
\, :k5 case. ss "a Nv
tThes snlentlo lon Of sulphur Win recall TO
many d LIS tho earl Y " ayg! hen our
mothers and grand mott hers gave lis our
daily dose of Esulphu rs and n olasses every
spring and fall
y III was. the universal spring and fall,
iblood purifier, tonic and cure-all, and
mind YOU, this old -fas hioned remedy was
not va t-nlerit. sS IA ss m Sss
he u iden was good. Z but n the Il remedy
Quantity had d to 4 be take NJ to- get any
effect 4 y. III e 81.
Nowadays VIC get all the benef lcial Or
6fccta Of ulphur in !. q pala bic, concen-
ft,'ated fornlsso tina t a. sin lie grain Is far
more cf{ectiye1ethn o ta blespo BON ul Of
tllo4crude sulphur, A h, S
In recent IRIS. resear rel, u ana perl;
tnlent lave proven that theN best sulp
for medicinal use Is that lobtained frpm
iCnlciunl, Calcium sul phide) 70 nd sod 4 u
dug torres under he ma NE OF stnaTtsss
.lato coated pellets nd con tain the, ac-
tive Medicinal principle 4 OF sul2nurf;S!l1
highly 4 concentrated effective form II. y
y b Few people arc aware of thu value o.
this form Of sulphur IN restoring ana
maintaining bodily vigor and heallh sui
sphur acts directly on the liver, and on
crotory organs and pur!fles and enriches
the blood by the prompt elimination OF
waste material. ss3ys b.
Our grandmothers knew this when they
3dosed US with sulphur and sn1olnsses every
spring und fall, but the crudtty ana I'M
Epurlty, If ordinary flowers Of sulphur
we're cften worse than the dlsea se, \ ana
cannot coE:aaro with the modern con-
contracted preparation of Hulphur,3s0t
which stuart'A Calcium Waters ta IN
2doubtedly the best and Wost widely USED,
1 They ere tho natural hntldoto for liver
and llidney troubles and cure ponstipa-
tIon and purify tho blood IN q way that
{oflen surprises patient and physlr'ani
alike. q.
Dr. r. M. Wilkins while experiment..
ing Will, sulphur remedies, soon found
that, tho sulphur from Calcium was .slT
per!or to any other form, y o. h =,
liver, kidney and blood troubles, especial
ly when resulting from constipation or
malnria,I haYe been surprlsen at the re-;
suits obtained 81 from 6tuart'sA Calcium
Waters. In patients suffering from boils
and pIlnpcs and even deep,scated car
bunc!cs, have repea eddy seen them dry
IN and disappear In four or five days,
leaving the skin clear and sInoot ~, Al
though Stnart's Calcium Waters rs 70
proprietary article, and sold by druggists,
and for that reason taboosed by many
and reliable for constipation. liver. and
Kidney troubles and espeolh lly In all forms
~ skin disease as this remedy IS tsSl Il.
Az any rate people who are tired OF
nils, cathartics and so.called blood "pl-
.tfsers.,' will find In stuart's Calcium
waters q far safer, more pa "a "a BILE aud
effective prepare tion- 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
IT'S WORK G OMPLET:E!!s:ss
Federal rt|sAdjourns After Y; =
DEL BUSY Session. Sl3 rs SSt a

3ssThe United states Circuit Court OF !Ap-: :,
peals& ctIcaly completed itsaW9gK,t 5, Ee 3
ever held in this city The court will Sslt
again Monday, az which tim itstsMI,oW
expected tho business Of the ,b .
satsVcst erday,Gand Judges GGoff, richard
and sSNYaddilI will st a to-morro0 IN csc
cases were argued yesto Dr., set for :,
: So.ii575. Steamship 'syealand, B, appel,
.lalit; vs. & j EMS ThOmpson,Sa ppellce q ppeal
from tho District : y,
Argued by H; pr r y
Of Norfolk Vao for the and sp h-s
mltted, ~ Al sg Il. Il 4. +, Il
No SIT solmson, etc., appellants y, vs..
Brcdin,@ ct al,,Nuppellees8a appeal from the
Circuit Court atfBaltimore y NJ IL TO PC
argued by Clarke, {. TlttIIpufs
Bacon, of Washington, D. G., for the ap-
pellce. sg4S HI; @ ~ ss5s ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
GREAT COULD SYSTEM
WILL MI !. LINK . OCEANS
D. !! p 3
(By Associated press.)$

f NEW YORK; December --:lo.-sArrange-
ments for the definite ext ension Of the
Gould system from ocean to ocean were
completed to-day. when Il. T. jeffrey,
president Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway was elected vlce-president OF the
Western Pacific Railway. Company at a
Meeting OF the directorate OF that road
in this city. Afterst lie ting President
w. J. Barnett, Of the Western Pacific,
Stated that arrangements were being
1nade to let Immediate contracts for the
of the Western Pacific road
from Salt Lake City to San Francisco
He said that in a, short time construction
forces will be placed in tho field.
with the completion Of the Western
Pacific, George ]. Gould will have ex-
tended the railway. system built up by
his father from the Atlantic. 10 Pacific
ron SIS i Efrfs+ gi3 5ss -iia Us s557
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Personals and Briefs.

4 Miss Flora Chase, of New York, ls tn no
guest 81 Miss Miriam Miilhtser, NO, ,lCol
Vast Marshall street, @
Master Roy Ronlveta. son OF Mt. nn Z.
IN lie cty on u visit to reia and e
stoppinR With his uncle!s family MI, ana
Mrs. q. .. Williams, No. 74l n sSopf'h y
sY Ms, j, D. Mercereau and Miss Clara.
Of Los Angeles. Cal. are Waiting tne!F
cousins Mi, and Mrs, John G, Luce, NO.
'0 co x1iiaa, CIIfr Nell Is In New York
setting in Ills stock OF winter goods
Miss fillmore Elliott who has been 81 "a Ii 9
fGs TAI 'for the past elght weeks, has re-,
turn to her home; No. Is West Cary
Street. , $50 IS Ite532s 81 ~ fsi &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
A Fine Talk to Men.

This afternoon at $3.50, In tho assoca-
ton hall, Rev. James buchanan, former
" OF Brooklyn, n. \. now experimenting
the mission work of the Baptist churches
of Richmond, will speak Mr.. buchanan
is a man OF fine appearance, and large
experience In Stun work. a good speaker,
apt iii illustration, and his Scotch accent
Is iust sufficiently noticeable to be inter-
.esting MIR j, a, Spicgcl will render
either solos, and Mrs, Buchanan, whose
singing has won the hearts Of the people
Of Richmond, will be the soloist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTH:.SII| /: {:
Mrs. Sarah E. Wells Passed
Away at Her Daughters
Residence.
IFuNERAL;GoF Mr. y BARks y |!
Death Sof Mrs. Newby-Finance
Committee Meets Tomorrow
Night--Churcll Notices.
FUNERAL Y. u oF Mr. il. BARksDALE
IDeat11sof Mrs. Newby-Finaf,c
sys &! ittssl t5u l..l f53f Y.
Isureau. Time - Dispatch.


No. iii: Hui street.
Mrs. Sarah b. Wells All esteemed and
much beloved resident Of Manchester,
died yesterday about noon ut the resi-
dcnce Of her daughter Mrs. J. a. Purdy
10 121S Bainbridgo Street, aged slxty-fiye
i years Il
Mrs. Wells had bcen i'll for some time.
and her death was hardly tncxpect ted.
She leaves only hcr daughter.
! The funeral will DO from the homo to-
morrow afternoon ut o'clock, the SER
| vices to be conducted by Rev. A. B.
Sharp and Rev. j.. A Laugtan.
Funeral Of Mrs. Barksdale.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. D. G. Barksdale,
of No. 1893 Powhatan Street. will be from
the home alta o'clock this afternoon, the
services being by Rev G. c.. Woodward.
Mr.. Barksdalc died Friday afternoon ut
s O'clock. He leaves his wifo, two sons
J and a daughter. II,
Death qof Mrs. Newly.
Mrs. Sarah A. Newly died at Hope
we'll Church yesterday morning at 6:l6
O'clock, after an illness OF some time,
| which, however, was not looked upon az
fatal :5 ID 81
She leaves several chlldrcn--Mry. c. ID.
Corbus.of Ohio; Mrs. r. A. Farmer, Mrs
r. r. Criddlo3aud Mrs L. A. Bowen ana
Mrs. William Crutchfcld, and Mcssrs.
". j. g and HI. u. Newby.siof Chesterfield,
and one sister, Mrs. Jordan. Of Chester Y:
field. &. '9 ,5ls
The funeral will BIO at - o'clock to-
morrow, and the burial will be in the
family burying ground. ISL
Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee has been
,t,r1,AJ fcr hn
purpose OF completing arrangements with
Wingo, Elicit & Crump in reference to
certain concessions to DO granted In the
location Of a plant4in this city.
Church Notices.
Rev DR.. Badly will preach at B Balm InLl
bridge Street Church this morning on
.'rhe unifylng Power OF Faith" His eve
ming subject Swill,be PARALLELS OF the Dis
covered Treasure"
Rev. Co Woodward, Of Cowardin Ave
mo Church. Will make a missionary adj
dress tllisslnorning The evening subject
will be. ',Ihe Worlds Order Reversed"
NJ Rev. J.. G. SVass, a. survivor Of the ILL
sfatcd Lapsley, will speak at the Presby-
tcrian Sunday School Union this after
noon Tho Covenantcrs Society Of the
Second Presbyterian Church Of Richmond
will attend the services.
President Boatwright,tof Richmond fCols
slegc, will address tho scongrcgat OF
stocktons stieot. Churolr3 this morning on
dChristian Education At night DIR.
5Crldlin will preach on Hidden Mama"
ss Pe,rEsoaa riefs: Il, M
safne BOD ystole & Rom No.
1871 Hull Street, belonging 10 fIrs. M. 3.
Staples, containing 50 and a bunch Of
keys. 81. 4 ".
Manchester Lodge Of I5lks Wilt enjoy
|thcmse elves in "a smoker and oyster ro'ist
TOMORROW nigAt.-afters the business sesr
Esion:iS ~. 4:
street, has as hcta guest Misses Ga and
Mary Bond, of Petersburg Sf
a. bunch Of crap shot tiers wa 81 assessed
s3.75 each by Squire Chcn hum syestera
day. s 4 e e. Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
BELIEVE THAT nine
!. 9 D {. Grew h: \ ARE ]! DROWNED !|I[
ny Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
PROFINCETOWiN. MASS. December
lot The Boston fishing schooner Fish
Hawk arrived here late tonight with
.nine men OF her crew missing. and be-
.l!eYed 70 have been lost in attempting
to reach snore wnilo tho vessel was tenn
1porar1ly aground on Peaked Hill bar at I
s o'clock tonight. The men left the Fish
Hawk. five In one adory and four in ans
other. In the belief that the vessel which
was then pounding OIL tho bar would igo}
to pieces.
Tho body OF one Of tho crew was
washed ashore near Highland Light nt
midnight. X; y. i-
The dorics used by the men were re-
ported earlier In the night rs coming
ashore at Highland Light. right side up,
with oars and clothes bags in them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Legal tenders. s7oelo1oo; decrease. 81
Williams Harlow,

Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Harlow have issued
Invitations to the approaching marriage
of their daughter. Miss Sadie May lfar.
low. to Mr.. Robert J.. Williams, tho we'll
known young druggist.
Tho ceremony Will tnko place at the
home OF tho BRIDES parents. No, 40l East
Clay Street, at 7;15 o'clock. on Decem-s
Der 14tl.5ftA Northern trip will be taken
after tho ceremony,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
The Richmond Grays.

The Richmond Grays' Veteran Assocln-
ton held a.mecting Friday night at the
Armory. There were quite g number OF
tho members present, md much interest
was shown in, the prepare ton OF me e,
next meeting January 10, 1905, will be a
very important one, and every member "
urged to DO present. ss q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Returns From Trip Abroad,

Mr.. Arthur l.. ]. Whine. WHO, for two
seasons was associated with the office
staff Of the Allegheny Hotel, Goshen,
Va, and for the past summer filled the
position of private bookkeeper for tho
Royal Palace Hotel Atlantic City, n. j.,
arrived home last night after making q
two months tour in England and the
continent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
STEAMER WRECKED;
SEVERAL DROWNED

fI3y Associated l'rcss) l
COLOMBO, CEYLON, December TO-
The British steamer secundra. bound for
New York. with Il cargo OF ctronclla
oil and rice, was totally wrecked on the
rocks while lcaying Gale. 16d miles from
Colombo last night. Seven members OF
the secundra's crew were drowned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
CHESAPEAKE IAN D 4 o talo RAILWAY.
sCHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY Ex' Il

~ Ia7H SENHON OF 19V4' 'Uo'
no the public. sold December sS, Ath,
&th, 18th. s0th Il S1st and January list and
I'd, limited to expire January = 1905, S
no students and teachers. presenting
and surrenderlng certificate from prest7
dent. principal or superintendent q coz
21th limited to expire january 8, 1906
Foradatall informa tion and rates, call az
10. Ry. Passenger Office, No. s00
Fast Main Street, or Richmond Transfer
Company Offices, ". J \, I, !, !, I, 3
$3sa 81 II. a., a. e. @. Ry., Richmond, Va, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
No License Issued.

8II@ U3y AssOcIiSttd 17Tess.l "a
z JACKSONYlLLES FLA, Dec. 10, II r.
5Fcrnuld and Miss Fannif Young OF At
lanta. arrived to-day. Fernuld refused
to confirm the story from Atlanta that
.he aud Miss Young were here TO be mars
ried and no license has been issued from
tho clerks Office for them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
I'M CA - ToHS "a.
Bears i. ,Ths Kind You Haye Always Bought
s's. = lsx17zlz1sx
5 WINTER TouNisT RATES \
IS 8 WA &tli23 II

winter tourist tickets are now on sale
- aii.e southern winter resorts via tho
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Us the
Shortest. Quickest and most elegantly
s sr,Ipped between the North and South.
il Offers to- health and pleasure seekers
service equallsd by none. You make no
Changes to Florida resorts. S
FOR full particulars apply to any agent
y ~ q. S. CAMPBELL.
DiWslop Passenger Agent.
s Richmond. We,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11

t5Mr, James cGraw, hard wa re dealer iof
this icity. was the recipient yesterday OF
a pres ent which i,et great 9 ppret ciaLtes.
1t wa s. q, baby sea, perfect white, stuff
cd and. the fur PERFECTLY preserved, given
~ his friend, b NJ r; I. D,f$ Good man. tho
manager Of tho N Tperial Tobacco Com
pa,,y. 2at St.. John CIV F e IN
The ii is q benutif ul one, and sis great
Tvs, pprecia ted: l ID y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Atkins-Marshall.

Especial TO The Times ispatcl)
ROANOKE, VA, DEG. l0.r-Miss Priscilla
Marshall, twin daughter Of AIR, and Mrs.
John Marshall, and Mr.. G. o. Atkins We're
married tonight at the parsonage Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Rey. W g.
Campbell, -. D., officiating, gs9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Fost,erl.-Cre.nl,sihaWl;.

4 DR.. w, BROMLEY Foster, son Of Mr.,
w, w, Foster, and Miss Clara Lee cren-
shaw, sister OF Mr., Winthrop CrenshaN,
will be married at the residence @of the
bride, No. COG North Tenth Street. On
Tuesday. December Goth, at $3.50 O'Clock,
Immediately aftegyard the couple VIII
mako an extended tour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Paramount to Call a Pastor.

The Paramount Baptist congregation
will hold q meeting this laorning for the
purpose Of csiling a pastor AT the eve.
ming seryicer the by, Joe! Tucker Will
fpreaehI ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Will Maintain Price.

by Associate press)
MEM YORK, December I0.--It was an
nonnced seml-ohicialy to-day that the
steel rate pool had decided to maintain
tho price OF SO u ton on steel rails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
Given a Dinner PARTY.

Miss l.cllse Cabell Loving. who IL Wis,
lling friends in Norfolk, WAS a guest at
y dlnncr party givenin her honor ON Fri
day.esening Mt the Monticello Hotel, coyr
ers We're laid for ten,