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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
KING DID NOT CARRY OUT
ARRANGEMENTS MADE.

Brussels. May 19.-M Devolder. a
prominent banker and former Minister
and Colonel Thys, one OF the promoters
OF enterprises In the Congo Free State,
who II was announced In February last
visited the United States. having been
entrusted by King Leopold with matters
in connection with the railroad from
Hankow to Canton. have resigned from
the directorate OF the Hankow Canton
railway.
The newspapers attribute this action
10 the failure Of King Leopold 10 carry
out arrangement which MN. rhys and De
volder had concluded In America, In ac-
cordance with the kings instructions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
PRESByTERIAMS.
ll6th General Assembly Of The Church Ia
The United States al Buffalo.

Buffalo. N. ". May is--The one hun
dred and sixteenth general assembly OF
the Presbyterian church OF the United
States convened here today with a very
large attendance There are In all no COM
missioners entitled 10 seats In this gener-
al assembly which is the court OF last re-
sort Of the Presbyterian body In this
country representing 100000 people. 300
congregations, and 1900 ministers, some
ministers having more than one congre-
cation.
One OF the main questions TO be con-
sidered Is an overture from a committee
OF the Cumberland church which seeded
from the parent body in lSlosand was or
ganized as a separate church. The seces-
sion was on doctrinal and educational
grounds.
Predestination and the educational quail
ificatlons for the ministry were among the
grounds OF dissent. The overture from the
Cumberland body made TO n committee
of which the Rev. William Henry Rob-
erts is chairman looks TO reunion with
the parent body. The plan OF proposed
union will give rise 70 an interesting de-
bate. While the presbyterian general as
sembly is meeting here the general as
sembly OF the Cumberland church will be
simultaneously held at Dallas. Texas.
Upon their decisions depend whether
the Cumberland church shall be restored
TO Christian fellowship with its member
ship OF $4,000, mostly in the south and
southwest. Upon this decision also will
depend the future maintenance Of a sep
arate colored church with separate pres
byteries. as are now being maintained
under the Cumberland Jurisdiction.
A communication has been received
from the Springfield Presbytery, request
ing that the report of the committee on
the matter be recommitted until action
has been taken concerning certain Of the
proposed grounds OF amalgamation. II
is thought by some that the terms In
the proposed agreement are likely to de-
feat its purpose. Educational endeavor
will also have prominent place In the
discussion as will the ritual
IL Is probable that a form OF ritual
will be adopted which may be regarded
as Official for the church, but the use OF
which will be left entirely to the wishes
OF the congregation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
NO COAL or FREIGHT.
Put Aboard City Of Bruckton on Account
Of Strike.

Fall River, Mass. May Slowing 10
the strike OF the dock men on the Fall
River line pier in New York, the freight
boat City OF Brockton. did not come
through. not having been coaled or loaded
with freight at New York.
Fish dealers and produce men were
unable TO secure their expected supplies
by boat and we're forced to rely upon the
express companies. orders have been
sent here TO coal the passenger boats.
The Plymouth left last night with a
round trip supply.
This morning the coal passers put 10
work on tho Priscilla, struck for 30 cents
an hour the rate they were paid on the
piers being ia cents. After q conference
with headquarters az New Haven. n tenn
porary adjustment was made and the
loading OF tho boat proceeded
New York. May i9-Three hundred
Italians. recruited on the East side went
10 work today at the Fall River ana
Providence steamship docks In the places
OF the 400 freight handlers who went on
strike yesterday
A large detail OF policemen, who had
been sent 10 the dock TO prevent possible
trouble. had nothing TO do az the strikers
made no EFFORT 10 interfere with the
Italians. one OF the freight handlers ex-
plalned the position or the strikers by
saying:
There Is no hurry. We are sure 20
win These new men don't know their
business. and n we leave them alone
they will soon tie things up on the dock
In a way that will take an expert and
plenty OF them TO unite"
The strikers were encouraged today by
reports that all of the freight clerks
three dock foremen. watchmen and other
employees 20 the, number OF IS rad gone
out on sympathetic strike
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS
NO SIGN OF A BREAK.
Deadlock In the Republican Convention StIl
Continues.

Springfield. ILL.,, May is.-Delegates to
the Republican state convention expect
ed no nomination for governor today
Conferences held during the night had for
their purpose n combination TO nominate
Hamlin This movement is said 10 have
had the influence OF Senator Cullom back
OF Il. and to have had the moral support
OF Speaker Cannon
The combination contemplated the
union OF the Deneen-H n-Hamlin-sherman
forces with accessions from Iowden's
country delegates sufficient TO nominate.
The most strenuous efforts, however. ap-
parently failed 10 secure enough deie-
gates to assure the success OF the plan.
As a result Il was thought improbable
that a shift TO Hamlin would occur today.
The Yates men decided merely 10
stand pat" until the opposition exhaust
cd all efforts at combinations.
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Capt. Parker says the fog was so
thick all night that # was impossible 10
see any distance ahead OF his vessel. Be
fore daylight all hands were thrown
down by a terrific crash A vessel had
struck the Parker almost amidships cut
ting the schooner down TO the waters
edge
The schooners separated Immediately.
but owing to the fog the other schooner
which was seen to be the William
Churchill disappeared from view in a
brief space OF time and no attempt could
be made TO climb on board OF her.
When Capt. Parker saw HIS vessel was
sinking he summoned his men and they
were just able 10 release one OF the ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
TO INVESTIGATE CAUSE
Of THE LYNN THEATRE FIRE.

Lynn. Mass, May lo.-The state fire
marshai's depa rtment has been asked by
Chief Engineer Downing Of the Lynn fire
department to investigate the cause OF the
fire that destroyed the Lynn Theatre. yes
terday. The theory that an explosion In
an adjoining dye shop was the origin has
been disproved and there seems no ex-
PLANTATION for the inception OF the blaze
az the rear Of the unoccIpied stage.
Revision OF the list OF losses and In
surances show n loss OF $4,000 with in
surance OF less than one-third
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
WAS MISIhFORMED.
Atlantic Mills Not Sold 10 the WooIsn
Trust as Announced.

The News has discovered that It has
greatly misinformed deceived In regard
to the Atlantic mills and the intentions
or it's management
The mills have not been sold 10 the
Woolen Trust. as enormously stated. but
on the contrary their business Is being
steadily pushed and expanded.
The News sincerely regrets II was so
misled in the matter but Il took the in
formation TO be exact, though Il now ap-
pears TO have come from an untrust-
worthy source.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at 4:2 a. m.
and sets at 7:N p. m. The tides are high
at II :53 a. m.
The following vessels have arrived In
this port In the past "a hours:
Steamer Nashua, Rowland. New York.
Steamer City OF Key West, Olweiler,
New York.
Steamer Warwick, Lake. Newport
Steamer Richard Borden. Ricketson.
Fall River.
Steamer islander. Petty, Tiverton.
Steamer Queen City. Johnson, Tiverton.
Schooner Georgietta, Mayo, Sullivan.
Me-, go perch OF stone for the city.
Barge Landseer. Norfolk, 1000 tons OF
coal for the railroad
SAILED.
Schooner Sarah A. Read.
Tug Roger Williams. with barges Stand
ard oil Al and Wyoming. Bayonne.
Schooner Ainslie for Georgetown.
Schooner Josie for Charleston.
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ter boats and clear the schooner when she
went down.
When the schooner's collided Archibald
Thompson sustained a fracture OF one OF
his arms. but none OF the other men was
injured The crew had no time 10 save
their clothing or other property. After
some difficulty the men managed 10 feel
their way into shore and reached New
port this forenoon. Capt Parker and his
men made arrangements 10 go TO Boston
at once. Ills vessel carried no cargo and
was insured.
The Parkerr was three-master vessel
OF 105 tons gross, 81 feet In length, % In
breadth and ten feet deep. She was built
I'm Essex. Mass, in 1901, and hailed from
Boston. The Churchill is large craft
and has been engaged In the coasting
trade for several years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
ENDLESS CHAIN SCHEME FOR
MONEY IS ROURDLY DENOUNCED

Chicago. H.. May is.-Ah endless chain
scheme 20 collect several million 26-cen;
pieces for the alleged benefit ot the
chorus girls OF "Mr Biuebsard. Jr." com
Dany q iroquois fre memory has APP
peared In Chicago on its way from New
York. IL met instant denunclation from
Assistant Chief OF Police Schuettler.
''rhe girls need no aid. 'he said "per-
sonn induced 20 contribute In the endless
chain are the victims OF an unauthorized
appeal -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
NEW CORPORATION.

John W. Mitchell. John w. Keofe. ID.
Russell Brown. Edward Shaw. ID. and
William II. Peters have filed articles Of
association as the Pine Ridge Camp for
Consumptives for the purpose OF treat
ment and care OF persons and kindred
diseases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
SUNK IN COLLISION
OFF POINT JUDITH
Schooner Parker Cut to Waters Edge
by the Churchill Captain and Crew
Reached Newport in Small Boat.

GEORGE PARKER, BOUND
REPORTED AT NEWPORT TO-
w. COMMANDER, WHO WITH
CONSTITUTING RoWEo ASHORE CAPT PARKER
A coLLoEo WITH
CHURCHILL POINT JUDITH
EXTENT THE
KNOWN. CAPT PARKER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
DOCKET or CRIMINAL APPEALS.

The docket Of criminal appeals OF the
prosecuting officer OF the Society for
Prevention OF Crulty 10 Animals will be
called on Monday June 8. 1904. following
cali OF city solicitors docket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
PERSONAL.

HANDSOME WIDOW. VERY VEAL
thy, owns beautiful home and large in
come. wants immediately, good, honest
husband. Address Mrs. A., 81. Nicholas
Hotel, Chicago. ml9-1t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
FINANCIAL
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by ~ CURTIS
FLETCHER, g. CO., street floor, Banigan
RuildinR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-19
FOR SALE.

GODDARD BUGGY. TWO DRIVING
horses. rubber-tired trap. % Camp
street. ml9-6t
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VANTED--A GIRL, AGE FROM IA TO
81, one without parents preferred. to as
sis: in light housework and to make her
celf Iseful; fair pay and n good homH.
Appiy TO Miss J. Penley's Dress Cutting
Schonl 103 Westminster street. mle-?t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

got to got you out. want you to bring
inc a go-cart to ride my big doll in, a
bureau. and writing..des My little
brother wants you to bring MN a ID, piS
bring Us, lots Of good things to eat. BE
sure and come, for we Will go to sleep
early and be good rs We can.
WEs1l5Y A1'KiNs pEhKiNs.
2Goi East Franklin.
Dear santa,-1 would Ike you 70 bring
Margaret big DOLL cradle: John wants.
Il wagon and drum. William wants a
sratitlef: would like to haye . pig
se et he he around srandma's. Your little
+; .flF' seve" x SssaSs g SfARA M,K1N1BY.
again aiai and nd y YOU were SO kind to ne
last year, and Il don't want very much
this year. and this is what ! want-aa
horn and colder s saft d run and
candy. and some Fireworks. And don't
forget me. 9ur H snSs a1sf1o MARTIN.
1 los East Marshall Street Richinond. q
Dear santa clnus,-Please don't for.
get mo this Christmas j don't war very
much, because II have n little brother
that wants something too. Please bring
him q sSh0ofiy, ana - want q sly "
dishes, and a bic, a cast or. and q nice
little story book, and a doll baby. Good
Bye, dear Santa Claus. From your little
girl, BESSIE F'EITfiAI;S.
los East Nrarshalls Street, Richmond
Manchester, Va. 81
{ My Dear Old Santa Claus,--I thought
I would write to let you know what !
want for Christmas. Santa Claus, VIII
you please bring me q pail. Of overs shoes.
and a tea-set. and q big dolly. and q big
carriage, and q house and q stove, ana
OF good things, and BRING. my mama 3
baby RATHER. am only five years
old, and am my mothers baby, and
please don't forget to bring me any
thing want. From your little friend
21S0l Hull st. GRACE MERRITT
N Manchester, Va. y
Ny Dear Old Santa Claus,-I thought q
would write to let you know what !
want for Christmas Santa Claus, viii
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Christmas. # want g pair OF red fingered
md "a hole lot q candles nuts rais ~
end other Egnf9a things eGn
book. Good bye, dear Santa Claus. u
hope you VIII come and see US every
Christmas. Your little girl,
PA C:ANTIcR EyNELLS JETT.Ss
Highland Springs, Henrlco Co.
! Dear Santa Claus,-1 am ten years old
d dolly, and IA rocking chair. and r.
VAN = JOIN join i: 5ossrRASDER.
Hampton. va
Dear Santa Claus,--Won't you please
bring me a ira in, boa, some Sot her play
things, and some leather leEgngs: i
Up at 919 East Leigh Street, my grandpa's
house, 50 don't forget EEft YooTf t5nly'
Richmond. va.
years old. Please bring ne Z; new oyer
coat pair Of g9byes - par q GYe ce
skates. BY 50 doing YOU viii 7, greatly 1T
tobllge, AliSltlIE l5fAlAl l1.
o2s North Twenty-seventh Street.
years Old. / would like for you to bring
inc a set of furs. ring, pair Of gloves,
pair q overshoes. and PIE ana fsa-
62s North Twcnty-seventh Street.
Richmond, VA,
a train OF cars, a horse. and wagon. and
n Wheel barrow. a pair Of shoes, and
new bonnet and oDrE Iis 195e l5tt RA fGy
\ 523 North Twenty-seventh Street.
Dear Santa claus.EPlease bring mo q
and board E" y ey PEA Hfa5 '3 fER4 St.
ELK Hill, Va.
Dear Santa Claus - lease bring me a
a and paSof rnbber 6 s WISHING you
a happy chrls Your ll 1 am slrl.
,poar santa claus,-plcas stH b Mn; me: ne
rubber ball hnr3R 9rse wag9nh Z, pa ynS
a happy 3NcW Year and Ghrlstmas,.I am, u
80 az MARTIN PITTS.
Richmond. Va.
RSas Sa1 fags assss A s'as "a
jsa GLADYS NJ. LANE
a ;4l East Il Marshall NJ s., A.
I2Ichmond Va
Dear Santa Claus q ] 2 b hr III m S;s e
head \ baby and candy, and 4 nuts, and
don forget, grandpa on Turnpike,
ii MI MILTON n LANE.
s4oc East Marshall Street y,
Riehmond, va,
Dear Santa Citus,r-PleaseS send me q
doll, and muff,, and fur. some candy,
nuts, and anything else you choose, for
i am Eolpg to school and Jam learning
real fast Respectfully
SSt slSIltSA y. LANE.
2lo6 East Marshall street. Is
h. Norwood, Nelson Co., Va.
II Dear Santa Claus Please bring me q
train that can step UP IN and make u
rim, and u hobby morse. and an over
coat, a pistol and caps. a horn., and a
wagon some tfire-crackers. and nuts,
oranges and bananas. Please send my
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4 good boy and won't peep. Goodnight,
Santa. BOSQ UBT4NI5II4II :XVISV. g
2cOl East Main Street 6fj e s4 (

SlI
2C0I East Main Street !35 n IL
Richmond, Va.
Dear santa.-As 1t is SO near tho time
Il would like to have q few things for
Christmas. II want n baby. carriage,
10 rocker. Al piano, and some fireworks.
much. i viii close, as it is getting late.
9 LOUISE BoHANNoN.
doll and picture book. Please bring
me d sweeper. Please bring me an iron.
A1Y Il Rue \ JACKSON II
Dear Santa Claus,-I wan tsyou to send
me a gun, sword, some paper cadets.
little. iron train. knife. little silver
some candy and all kinds35of nuts. !
want a little wagon with some horses.
to have a Xmas tree, so ! am not; going to
to have a Xmas tree, SO = am going to
you to put them in lnyiElittle chair ii rs.
ooa-Dse' sA WAH lisiss KBsrER.
Richmond. Va.
me a wa on,. some candy, nuts. oranges,
My number is S02 North Tvcnty-sixth
= s'''c' W - - EARL KING.
IL go, c,,ns R R;aa,a 11aa H Garv
much for you to bring me a large doll,
a carriage tea-set. and table, some fire
works, nuts, candy. oranges and apples;
kn %ll y nu1 aye sor many more places to
go. will 80 ito bed real soon Christ
mas eve night. So Is not to disturb yo1;
ny nun'Dords M hoF Frien a"eh'S7stN
ELIZABETH BAYLIss,
:. 55l5 Richmond, Va.
shnts esSs wss{ KY wPp DEeS
runners, "a lot Of candy. nuts, and ire
works, remain. c2 XeSy l!,te f,d t5fna
SOC North Twenty-slxth Street.
Z f. Richmond, Va.
Dear od santa-I a,d anna li bdrb poY
would write toet you know hay ,f Gssn
you to come to my house and bring !! me Z.
wagon, 9 wind 7 ana some candles
oranges TOO, NOW, Santa, this Is all q I
want, 81 Z d sny fo1get e some e see
sos venable street.
Belfield. Va.
Dear Santa sClaus,-,-I will write to you
10 let you know what I want this Christ
mas. IlsWnnt rifle, a train with two
cars, a package OF fire era ckers. and some
contccuoneries. So must close, for |
f''3. d STEPHEN BAILEY,
e Il +s l3 Belfiald, VA.
to let you know what ] want this year.
4 ! want large express wagon, Ian air
rifle. a package OF pOp-crAckers, and
some confectlonerles ] myOur little boy,
5aa 6s BERNARD BAILEY.
blackstone, Va.
Ny Dear Sarta,--Ne are so glad 1t is
nearly time y. yo! to, come an and a, WE
for fear you will brenk down your
Sack" before you get here. Santa, we
heard that you We're in jail, Is It true?
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for too much. Good bye. Santa Claus
our little girl. II. N
ESTHER MARION JENNINGS, a3
POS Moore Street. Richmond Il.

Dear Santa Claus ~ II please bring me al
automobile l q flat u belly buster pair
s sof iBrubbers boots that come over my
knees l some nuts lpltt.s and candy. and : pstr
$of kid gloves. s93s
Your VI boy. II. 53s;
ERNEST Err p. HAWKS.
1lea West Marshall st. Richmond s$
Dear Santa Claus, My name Is Elliott
2Hazelgrpye, and Z live $at5 aO8 West Mar
shall Street. VIII you III ease bring me q u
ssled, an electric II ht q two horse wagon
with three seats a book. some nuts
Will bring mo these ! will be a good boy
for q whole year. ss' f5$
Yours for q good time, 56 r.
LIIIOTr 1IAZELGROVE.as .3s
Dear Santa Claus, My name Ia Bruce
l1IazelgroYe. Live at 408 West MARSHALL
Street. W III you 10 please bring me a little
Santa Claus on Tiers g wagon, a belly
buster. some car y, nuts and fire cracks
ers? am -four years old ~
Your very 4 little boy, 5 " II
SBIa BRUCE T ICE lSI IA u ~
Dear Santa Gans.-74y name Is Irnogen
s1Inzelgrove. and ]. 1--WE. at 4OS West Mar
shall Street. VIII YOU please bring me "a
doll baby. and doll table. and a tricycle.
and a tea set; also some nuts and candy
and a book. and some pop-crackers? i e
you will bring these I will be a real rood
girl. n Ont 55s 81 Ii 81.
Yours for n merry Xnlas,
lMOGEN IIsAzELGROYE.
Dear Santa laus.-I am six years old. 4
and ! try to he q good 4llt tie boy, Please
bring ME On nut ON bilo wagon and as
Xmas tree, and Jan automobile fire ems
CINE and Buster Brown picture book
ana some nuts and candy. g4@
From your ttla friend,
AIlTHuf FERGUS SON. 3s
1O7 u. Leigh ST.. II is
Dear Santa Claus,--I am a good girl.
Please bring me 1, sled, n doll baby With
gold hair and blue dress and hat and y
white slippers and stockings a Christmaas
tree with red bells on It, a SGT OF furas
and n little nun, doll baby house with
Il narlor and furniture. u table and some
chairs, rocking chair. especlally, My name
Is Martha Tenser, 2ls y. Main ST.. rtght \
across from Eloisc Leipert, want ~
wardrobe, too. lslolse Is good. too. and 4
she comes and Mays with mo. Ida b,erleys Z
is also a good girl. al u. Main 81, peNts
to my house, 3I3s
g1ssf XII 5s}5 44 *. sli
Richmond va, :;
Dear Santa Claus,--Please bring me is
new cap. some pretty books box sntS
chalk. some toys, typewriter, new suit q
OF clothes Ilew shoes. and a pretty
Christmas tree, whole lots OF fre-works
Of all kind, am home from, rom. scho POI
come@to see me- will so to bed early 4
Christmas eve night. Please come to see
me first, Good-t5y From y9Ig iitilsa
boy. WALTER MEENE!l1lI s
L3Q North Twenty seventh Street,
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Bryant. am ID little boy three years
Did. Bring me a. tooi-cbest and milk va
gon like my brother James, and ALSO,
II billy goat. Don't forget our number,
207 South Pine Street. N Richmond. 6A
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You bring me "a q tea .teassot, ana al dolly;
and q honse. and a siioSe, I and i bring ne
gloves sleigh and s and lots ! Of
shaF Oldest ST. ia sS fRs
\ From your ltties friend 4
1901 ullsstreet. 3zETA MERRITT.
four years Ola would Ike 81 You to to
bring me lots of things. Il you'd like a
big rag doll and lots of thIgs on my
Gladys. she Is Two years old. IS,
!, !, !; u sst'
213 East Eleventh Street.
SIX years old md have a little sister 81.
tg Xmas e 9, GONE {; . Now. Santa please
and some candy, nuts, and oranges, and
my little sister wants a billy goat and
wagon |gS Now Santa Claus. do you think
a 4 little IL girl could drive q billy? Bring
are going to SEQ our aunt and cousins
tNo.s10s East Ninth Street. Manchester,
{ nRNA o AND 5 III Bts spE's. LAWSON.
Barton Heights. Va.
w}fs vn Glaau ts thought would
y gwant q watch j. and some candy, and
lAts, and an orange. Don't forget my
mama. and papa. and sisters, and brother.
md fG2n't forget \ to sbrlng me q pretty
'Fss' ou RR s.si's FIX; HOPKINS.
zo Rear y santa o Sa1ausl s!s
this Christmas for r have got some OF
my things YOU sent mo last Christmas.
l only want you to bring me "a doll and
you have any other thing You can leave
girl RUIN. BRoWDE s1s.'o
!. LILO North Seventeenth ST., Richmond,
Dear Santa Claus,--I am a little how
two years old. 7 want you to bring ne
90 h eno, h Is dan ana horn drum, am
WiILf fai BRowpER. I,
LILO North Seventeenth ST.. Richmond,
Ny Dear Santa clauae--i want You to
bring mo u nun, and a ling. and a
pair a of gloves, and a horn, and a
LITTLE baby. and some candy and good
things. 4 don't want many things this
srissa, WI s'9Ss ls SnaalPy JAMES XSuF
Petersburg, Va.
Dear Santa Slaus.--I am q little girl
eight years old. don't want much.
Please bring mo doll, gloves. and any
brother. Good bye, Your little girl. NJ
GLADYS LUCILLE RAMSEY.
aet7l Adams Street
Dear santa.--,r am q llttla ivy, three
and-a-halt years old. Would like for
YOU to bring mo q tool chest. two ham
pile Of als Popsraehers ana
fully. ella RENEE l.. FORE. lJR,,
507 North Twenty-fourth ST.
i Bristow, Va.
Dear Sante sante,+-I will be In Rch-
mond to spend the holidays. 50 don't
forgey to bring mo, lots OF. nice things,
! want a sleigh. and some skates to take
lard all year 50 don't forget Your little
boy, CHARLIE GII.AGlSNlAN,
Dear Old Santa want you to bring
me q doll. carriage, buffet. set Of
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G07 North Elghtll Street

Richmond, Va.
ond ''t christnas, and = am Such lei q little
boy l am not going to ask you for very
much. ! want a hobby-horse. a horn.
some building blocks, some candy, and
nuts, rubber ball, land a monkey.
Please don't forget to come. / will be
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Dear Santa Claus.-I am little Girl
ten years old. II want you 10 pleaae bring
me q large doll and go-cart and lots or
good things. am, your little girl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Richmond. Va.
!. Dear Santa Claus,--I am little Rich
mond Erl. / live at 2l13 East Broad
Street. / want to write you a letter, so
You will know what to bring me for