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Gwen oodded. but she was not to be
deniod.
Tell me how 1t looks today" she
said 81 want TO see II. Oh want to
see it,
Lady Charlotte was greatly moved by
the yearning in the voice. but. control
ung herself, she said gayly.
"Oh, | cant show it To You as YOUR
Pilot can. but III tell you wnnt saw"
Turn me where can see" said
Gwen to me, and wheeled her toward
the window and raised her up 80 that
she could look down the trail toward
the canyons mouth
Nov" she said after the pain OF the
lifting had passed, tell me. please"
Then Lady charlotte set the canyon
before her in rich and radiant coloring.
while Gwen listened, gazing down upon
the trail To whore the elm tops could be
seen, rusty and scar
"Oh. 1t is lovely" said Gwen. And
l See II 50 we'll. II is all there before
me when look through my window"
But Lady Charlotte looked at her.
wondering 10 see her bright smile. and
at last she could not help the question:
But don't you wenry TO see it with
your own cyesT
Yes" said Gwen gently; often /
want and want 1t, oh, So much.
And then. Gwen. dear, how san you
bear itT' Her voice WINS eager and
earnest Tell me. Gwen have
heard all about your canyon flowers.
but | can't understand how the fret
ting aud tho ain went away"
Gwen looked at her first In amaze
ment and then in dawnlng understand.
ing.
Have you n canyon, toof" she asked
gravely.
Lady Charlotte paused moment.
then nodded. II did appear strange to
me that she should break down her
proud reserve and open her heart to
this child
And there are no flowers, Gwen; not
one" she said. rather bitterly. nor sun
nor seeds nor soil. fear"
"Oh, II the Pilot were here he would
tell you'
At this point, feeling that they would
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As I left her nt her door she thahke'
me with courteous grace. 4,
"You have don, great teal for me-
she said. giving me her hand. III n''
been beautiful, n wonderful. day. =.
When told the I'ilot all the day.
doings he burst out:
"What stupid and self r'gh'eos.
fooi I hive been! never thousS
there could bc any canyon In her ~
How short our sight Isl" and all .A..
night could get almost no words ff0
him.
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PlaCsrds For Sale.

You can get For Sale. For Rent,
Furnished Rooms. Unfurnished Rooms,
Boarding, Board and Room, Dress
making, Plain Sewing, Rooms for
Light Housekeeping, Boarding House
Acts. ETC., at the INDICATOR office.
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BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE.

a warranted Patent Leath-
er Shoe for men at S4.OO. The
Burt g. Packard Burrojap
stock, at Sharp & Babbitt's,
BOB South Union avenue.
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NJ. Michel, the tailor at 314 North
ern avenue, next door to the Iudicat-
or, is doing first class cleaning and
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Ragle 4 Go.

Will care for your houses, keep
them rented and sell them when you
like. 1908 Evans avenue.
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Ragls tG.

Offer . Groom frame, 6O-foot ~ ~
large barn, trees. Reduced 70 ~ .,
and only SIS pef meath. lNo ~ y
aas avenue. "A.
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THE TRAIN THAT'S ON TINE

Leaving Pueblo for Denver and
Colorado Springs at $40 .. m. on
the Santa Fe. Be sure your tickets
read via this line
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Worlds Fair Rate.

S29.oo round trip St. Louis via
Deuuver and Rio Grande railroad
in connection with Burlington,
Rock Island or Union Pacific.
Close connections. Splendid ser
vice. Sleeping car reservations
made. Get map Of fair grounds
at ticket office in Central block.
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To the gold camps of Nevada
via the Denver and Rio Grande
raiirOad-Rate to Tonapah S5I. so.
Train leaving Pueblo at 1855 a.
m. makes close connectiqS at
Reno with train for Tonapah.
Call at Rio Grande office in Cen
trail block, for any information
desired.
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Ragle & Go.

For 44-foot lot in l4O0 block on
Wabash avenue, east front. Reduced
to $275.0 1908 Evans avenue.
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CHAPTER XIX
JwEN's WINDOW.

THROUGH OWENS WINDOW.
y1TIEN | told the Pilot of Lady
tharlotte's purpose to visit
EgIT Gwen he was not too well
tkAt@J pleased What does she
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Turkeys, Chick 5f S, Ducks, Rabbits
and the finest meats at Tha Reliable
Market.
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TO RESIST FISHER
TO THE BITTER END

Mr. r. sitterding returned yesterday
from New York, where he had been in
attendance upon meeting OF the Board
of Directors Of tile Virginia, Passenger
and Power Company, OF which he is
president.
When asked what action had been
taken in reference to the suit recently
Instituted In Petersburg by Mr.. Fisher
and his associates. Mr.. Sitlerdlng re-
piled that the meeting was called to de-,
.tertnine what steps should be taken to
resist Mr.. Fishers suit. The meeting
was attended by every member, and a
resolution was unanimously adopted in
STRUGGLING the president to defend the suit
at every point with the utmost vigor
and determination, and to take such
steps as he may deem advisable looking
to the complete protection of the com
panys interests.
Mr.. sitterdlng remarked that all Of the
officials of the company have been
greatly annoyed by the perslstency of,
Mr.. Eisher's attacks upon the company
and Its present management, and have
decided as far as possible to bring all
matters in dispute to a final determine
tion in order that the company's Inn
prOVementS NAV proceed t5f5s f8 F3fl}
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Property Transfers.

b Richmond: Edgar Childrey and wife to John
Temple and r. a. c;oddin, % 1-2 feet on west
side Twenty-first Street, 179 feet south OF
Peasants, $500.
Pauline l. and William J. Ryan to Fontaine
D. Green, AZ feet OH east side Page Street. 126
feet north of Accommodation, s525. Nv t 4
Ella j. st. John to II. Harvie Spence. 4S 1-2
feet on cast Side Seventeenth Street, between
Marshall and Clay, $3.50.
Henrlco:3 j, b. BickerstaT to C.. II. Whit
lock-, 5sacres on New Darbytown road, $1,000
William g. Ells's hears to Lewis d. Ellis,
as653 acres on Cragton road and personality.
$500,
D. H. Gaines and wife to j.. w. Ennis, 1870
feet on south side Littlepage Street corner
Baker. $4,000
John IL Guy to William r. woodbridge, lots
10 and II In square %. Woodville $50. Z;
George D. Mayo to f.. Lorraine Rufin, 5.22
acres at southeast corner Brookland Boulevard
and Henrlco Turnpike. sl,45O.
Old Dominion Building and Loan Association
to l.. r. sutton. Jr., SO feet on south side
Moore Street, 25tfeet west Of Dnneen. 1920
Same to Henry Hozgrefe, 80 feet on north
side Moore Street, 70 feet west OF Dnneen.
$3.50.
Same to ]. D. Carneal. 30 feet on south side
Moore Street 105 feet west of Dinnecn, $3.50.
Edwin Pleasants and wife to Emma c.,
wife of e. NJ Mallory. % feet on Thirty
second Street, southeast corner Leigh, SoS7. so.
Malvtna a. Wiley to Mary X. Moore. 80 feet
on north side Darlington Street. go feet east
OF Federal. $780,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
WILL M'DANIEI,
Be CALLED ] H i: /:
Telegram, From, Dallas Says He
B Has Already Been Invited
5 to First Cl1urcli.

An exceedingly interesting situation has
developed In connection with Tho prob
able call by the FIRST Baptist Church. or
this city, to the Rev. G w. Mcdaniel.
the distinguished young minister Of Dali
las. Texas. Fl is N N "A Y Mi
The Impression that Mr.. Mcdaniel
would BIO invited to the Richmond pulpit
has been abroad for some time 4 t is a
fact tfnt his name Is seriously consder-
ed and that the Pulpit Committee Of
tho church has had some communication
with him. * telegram has been received
I'll this office from Dallas. stating that
Mr.. Mcdaniel has decided TO decline n
cali to Richmond, the existence OF
which Is denied by Il member Of the COM
mittee. The church has taken no ac-
ton at all. There Is reason to believe,
however, that 1t will do 80 very shortly,
and there Is also reason to believe that
Mr. Mcdaniel will be called despite tho
statements Of his deacon trindo In tho
telegram. This message follows:
''Rumors that arc current to the effect
that the Rev. George w. MCDANIEL pas
tor OF the MISUNDERSTANDING Baptist
Church, 1T Dallas, may accept n call from
the First Baptist Church, at Richmond,
are not correct.
ii Mr. Mcdaniel has received APPROX
matcly one dozen calls recently among
the NUMBER DelHE ECOnBrcSatlollS az Htcn-f
mond. Va, and Louisville, KY but he
has determined to decline them all Rev.
Mr.. Mcdaniel is absent from tho city,
but one of the deacons OF his church, Mr..
w. L. Brown. makes the positive denial
concerning any contemplated change. Mr..
Brown said tonight known am cor
rect in this statement, us l have my In
formation personally from Mr.. Mcdaniel
IIo is building costly church Nor his
congregation ut Castor and Haskell Ave-
nues and considers that 1t would not be
right to leave tho work unfinished. 1t
Will take long time to complete 1t.
mr. Mcdaniel Is a native Texan. He
came from Temple to Dallas two years
-aron "a tae 557ti5 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.
Arrangements for Annual Meet
illgs Soon to be Held,

!, Arrensemen,a for meetings Of the Virginia
Baptist District Association have bean an
nounced as follows; Dover, July 10th, Bcrca;
Concord July 18th, James Square: James
liSer, Jhl5 Goth, Tarwullct; RappaIani,ot 4;
Juy 27th, White Stone Strawberry, August
9Th; Middle District, August eth Elmo Greek ;
Dan River, August 10th, stanton River, AL
gust 10Th, MIL Creek; Roanoke, August lrth,
Mount iiernloni Piedmont, August 18th Nan
Prospect; Acconao, August l7th, Ghincoteague;
banon, august 18TH Sugar Grove; Appomat-
tox, August 2sd sharoni Hlue Ridge, August
3D. Pine Grave; New Lebanon, August ga
mon, august 2ith, Upper Zion; Shiloh, August
GOTH swift Run; Shenandoah. August 3ist,
tCharlesoWni New River. september III
Youngs Chapel, Goshen, SeiemLnr gth I'm,
Creek; Augusta, setenher sth, r.nurei fdnl;
Powelps River Sotnmber Stu Thompsonis
Settlement, Portsmouth, September 9Th Boy
kina,
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NOT SATISFACTORY.
Admiral Chadwick Gables Hay
n. to This Effect.
it.sseleI pelpioossy 8a)

4 WASHINGTON. June pa cablegram
was received to-day by Secretary Hay.
through the Navy Department and ADJ
iniral Chadwick, from Consul-Cienerul
IGummere, at Tangier, relative to the
Perdicarls negotiations.
This indicates that satisfactory pro-
gfessgi is not being made, and II is init
mated that the good faith of the Moorish
government IS being called into question
by our negotiators.
In response to their application for.
further Instructions, Secretary Hay has
told them that they must adhere strictly
to their original .Slnstructions; that they
must not In anyway become involved In
guarantees or otherwise with other na-
tons, and that they must not land ma
rines or sailors without specific nstrllc-3
lions from Washington, and finally, that
they must demand from the Moorish. gov
eminent either Perdicaris alive or Raj
sui dead. i VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET.
Dr.. A. L. Phillips on Programme
for Lookout Mountain.

The Conference OF Young People s
| Leaders on Lookout Mountain, July list
| tc 10th, promises to be upon the same
| high plane in every way as the remarkable
| gathering held there last year. The pro-
| gralnme presents an ideal combination
Of a delightful vacation, with ample time
for devotional Bible study, splendid adj
dresses by leading speakers, and thor
Tough ira hing for usefulness In mission
airy work.
Among those who have accepted places
on the programme are: Rev. John IT..
Goucher, d. D., who will preside through
| out the conference, Professor w. M . For
est, who will teach the Bible class; Rev
A. l.. Phillips, ID. D., who will teach
the class on home missions; and Rev.
| "A. w, Hasey, D. D., who will teach tho
class on foreign missions. Bishop Gailor
will preach on Sunday July 3D., and
bishop Hendricks VIII preacl, on July 10th.
Rev. J. Campbell White will deliver ono
Of the evening addresses. Rev Seth
Ward, y. d., Rev. S, II. Chester, D. d.,
Rev. w, b. Nance and Dir. w. u. Hardin
are among those who will speak upon
the various mission fields
The missionary Institute will be under
the direction Of committee of special
lists in young peoples work. Including Mr..
S, Earl Taylor, Mr. Lacy J. Moffett, Mr..
w. Leighton Stuart Mr.. John w, Shack
ford and MI. j. u. McCulloch.
Accommodations can still be provided
for quite d number Of delegates. Persons
interested should correspond imne dlately
with their denominational secretary, or
write direct 10 Mr., &. V. Nckrcy, Look
out Inn. Lookout Mountain, Tennessee.
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to her music srliparA Tuesday night AZ her
Der took pert The cctuslon was greatly on
SNAKE IN THE BED.
Nights Experience Of
Five-Year-O1d Boy.
Special To The ,l'lmes- Dlspa

sa , Mn. n Ean hs Ss
nessee, aWoke 1T ioIoclocK in tho night
d night or two ago, aid, Iii a voice that
Indicated fright, told !. his mother. that d
snake was IN his bed. The mother, re-
5Se ony 1nnsy sa
sisted llnt the little .5teliow should be
quiet and 30 back 70 sleep. sSobbing
5qtlet, but Iii d short while his mother
sh iS ash insstea hat d q ahhEs Nm II
his. bed. 'rhe mother was still Unwilling
to believe that It was anything more than
a ,fancy, und veherenily scold q the
child until he became quiet. AT intervals
fhe sobblng of a'6 tic chi XII Whose fear had
thrown It into a state, Of terror. The
mother still had no faith In the story
and the. night wore away without an IN
ipcstlgntion. III y II, x 3s
to go about her household duties. remetls
bcrIng the frettng OF the little boy dur
Ing the night, she turned the cover down
where the child lay asleep, and there
coilcd UP beside the youth was an unusu-
the mother lifted him quickly from the
bed. The disturbance aroused the snake
and before Mrs. Cannon could find any.
thing TO Kill the reptile With u had leit
the bed. which was In an upstairs cham
garnet The snake has not been seen
since. and the family haveBbeen in night
ly bread Of the reptile The Cannon fam
lily reside In the border Of g woadland,
where reptiles abound, but this WAS no
first time one had ever been seen In tho
house NJ. ,A 4
hideous bed-fellow. rg
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the tabernacle at Lucbo has been dc

the tabernacle at Lucbo haa. been de-
stroyed by a severe storm, the congrega-
tion having Just left their Sunday evening
service. Anew tabernacle will be called
the Slaymakers Memorial, after the mis-
sionary, who lost his life at the time
of the wreck Of the Lnpsley.
Tho Kassol Herald continues to come
from the q. LEIGHTON Wilson printing
house at Luebo With Mr.. Morrison and
Mr.. Vass in America and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard on the way, the mission is
having hard work editing and printing
this unique and interesting paper. An
sonaries 3ln9the great Congo Valley had
a. profitable meeting ut Leopardsville.
The Presbyterian, missionaries now in the
neld shavq contributed S315 to the new
Lapsley. 5d55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Music Begins Monday.

The season for music In the parks will
begin on Monday next, The programme for
the first week is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Park, $40 to 1880.
Wodnesday-Ma Square $3.50 to 1890.
Thursdpy-Gamble's Hill, $50 to 1890
Friday-Jeffcrson Park. $3.50 10 1890.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Calls for Bids.

Governor Montague has invited bids for tho
work OF repairing and renovating the Capitol
building,
The call states that a bond OF 5000 must
accompany each bid and all bids must be
in the hands Of the chairman of the com
The right is reserved TO reject any or ali bids.
The improvements to be- made call for a
remodelling OF the entire building and the
addition of wings on either side OF the present
building. the total appropriation for which is
placed at $500, 900 lEaNL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
II Church for Fort Lee.

Revival services will shortlyAbe held
at Fort Lee, in Henrico county, With a
view to the ultimate establishment of q
Christian Church ut that place.
The Sunday school at Fort Lee is meet
ing with great success. The attendance
is large and the interest excellent. The
hour Of meeting has been changed from
10 until 0 O'Clock on Sunday mornings.
The school hopes to have Il picnic in the
course OF tile summer. The superintend-
ent is Mr.. T.aJ. Snthers. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

Miss l.izzle @. Robinson, whose school here
hes become one of the institutions Of tho
city, has determined to accept position in
lrunstenis the head, she is now visiting at
the home of her father, In Eotetourt county,
and Mill 60 thence to Boise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Looking for Kaiser's Subject.

Z The German consul wants to find out
whether anybody knows anything about ono
Franz Joseph Boehm. Of Reid, Kreis. Gers
field. The last letters received from him by
his relatives were dated In the year 1882 from
Richmond. Va
Any ono who knows anything OF the where
the Information to tho German consulate, this
f,ifI + / r . /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
LAYING of CORNERSTONE.

The laying OF the corner stone of the new
Second Baptist Church VIII take place al
o'clock on the afternoon Of July 18th .nllng
August DR. W. II. L, Smith. pastor or the
church, will supply for the Third Baplst
Church In st, Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Said on Good Authority That
# Pcrdicaris and Varley Will
be Freed.
5RAIsULl TO RE CElvE8 RANSOM.
Seventy Thousand Dollars in.
Checks a11d Silver WILDE
Sent to Him. Y
(By Assocla ted prcss.>

r TANGl11T, June CIT is said OH good
authority thnt Messrs. Pordicaris and
Marley Will be released Tomorrow, when
tho ransom. $4,000, partly.in checks and
partly III silver, will be sent to Raisuli.,
The amount Of the ransom has been
advanced to the Sultan by a French firm
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Summer Garden Opening.

Tho opening OF Sanger Hall CARBON tonight
will bio something of an event. Manager
Henry Lerch has made arrangements for tho
This garden has been closed for a number
of years. II was formerly one of the popular
resorts of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday In
the Hastings Court to Willie &C. Harris and
Annie G., Moore, Samuel II. Harris and Marie
Walton, Robert j. Wood and Blanche f.
Glass Edward NJ. Taylor and Edith Vernon
Palmer tl as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Big T. p. A. Meeting Tonight

Big T. P. A. Meeting Tonight.
The monthly meeting of Post A.
Travellers Protective Association, will be held
tonight at the headquarters.
Secretary II. l.. HARDWOOD has lust returned
and brings news from the national headquar-
tors. AK
AS this Is the first meeting OF the Post
since the national convention, a large at
tendance 10 expected.
a visit to the secretary's ONCE yesterday
indicated that there something doing
among theT. p. A., quite number of appli-
cations being received III
Tho little pamphlet recently gotten out by
the II. T, a. illustrating premiums and names
seems to be mn application .'getter.
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ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Fairrnount Couple Get Married
in Washington.

Mr.. Arthur Dunnavant and Miss Bessie Hall
were married yesterday in Washington. Miss
Hall Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. A,
Hall OF No. 1908 Paramount Avenue. and is
an attractive and accomplished young lazy,
She was gowned In q becoming gray travelling
dress. Mr.. Dunnavant IL valued employe
OF Miller and Miller Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. Edgar Dawson and Miss Gussic Majors
accompanied the young people to Washing ton.
There was no opposition to this marriage, but
they simply wished to be married quietly and
selected Washington through choice
They returned last night and an elegant
supper was served at their future home on
Twenty-first Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
DOESN'T THINK 1T RIGHT.
Condemns Action Of Presbytery
on Twentieth Century Fund.

James stalker, OF Aberdeen concerning
questions tho morality OF the recent ac-
ton or East Hanover Presbytery3 abol-
ishing tho twentieth century movement
within8its bounds, meaning l"liot}only that
all further effort III securing subscribers
or contributions no this-tund is at an end,
but that tenlthousand dollars OF uncol-
lected subscriptions have been cancelled
Has the presbytery the right or the
power to cancel these subscriptions? 1T
is this question that observer dis
cusses and answers in the negative. The
only case, as we sec it, he says, in
which a church court could release sub
scrlbers from their obligations Is this;
where the enterprises or institutions Tor
which money was being raised had falleu
or passed away sJ 2gt.#
The Christian Leader Of Edinburgh,
publishes u lengthy interview with DR..
James Stalker of Aberdeen, concerning
his recent visit to Richmond. He speaks
very. highly OF the city and Of the Uni
rerslty OF Virginia. which he visited In
response to request for an expression
Of his opinion of the outlook for Presby-
terlanism In America, he said
~ think 1t Is very encouraging. In
America Presbyterians are a very solid.
Weighty body, with an Influence far In
excess Of their numbers. But the bodies
pace with the westward drift are the
Methodists and Baptists"
The Junior Quarterly for Sunday Schools
is the new publication of the PreSbyte-
rian Committee Of Publication, located
in this city. 1t Is prepared for use in
classes of Junior and intermediate grades.
The editors and complers of this new
paper are the NIessrs. Rankin, Of Char
lotte, N. G,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
Trustees Named.

The following gentlemen have been appoint
"a by judge Scott to act as trustees for GER
tai, property IN the Episcopal diocese Of yr-
tinint r. II, Mayo. john L.sWilalns tieerge
y, 'atbslale, q, q. Minor o. Herbert Fun
sten, j, r Glenn and Joseph Bryan.
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AT THE CASINO.

THE Dixie Troubadours,'' the splendid
musical organization touring the Wells
Tor an engagement of ono week. All the
stars OF the organization are retained.
and there Is to be g great at traction ih
the way of a double bill, a,.'A Trip to
by Max Hoffman, AT Weinhurst Inn"
The plays are for the sole purpose, Of af-
fnrding opportunity for the introduction
OF clever specialtles and musical num-
bers. Seats are on sale at Branch r.
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Ladies' Qualify.

In tho Chancery Court yesterday Miss Maldo
II Lorraine qualified as exccutrIx Of the estate
Of Mrs. Nirgnlu T., Lorraine, Tho estate is
valued at $1,000
Mrs! Maria l.. Voolfolk qualified az guar
dian OF sue pnrl, Woodfolk, M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
TABERNACLE DESTROYED
The Congregation Had Just Left
When Storm Blew 1t Away.

'VFo FreshNtfflFn inigsipil n Afflra, r..
Gently AFFLICTED with tho loss OF q mis-
q nary and large number OF naive
Ghils'ianS ~ Drowning, fas receiyed
sn0tfer getback.
Information llas been received here thai
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qnent merchants whose licenses had not
been secured appalled, the Squire. and
the list was laid over until next We'd

nesday. e.
Kate washington (colorcd.) II charged
by Hattie Cosby with taking q. lot Of
as the Charge could not be sustained.
The charge Of trcspass against William
Griffith was not sustained and he was
dismissed. ii j5Sgy s&
After an attachment had beenis issued for
the rearrest OF Fletcher Galloway on tho
charge Of assault, a few. .dr,nkss wero
fined 81 each and court adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23
State Board to Meet.

The State Board Of Education will meet
here tomorrow to transact routine business
and to consider the complaint against Super
intendent Riley, Of Bedford county.