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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Par.
ish of St. Mary, No.--
J. Grossman Son w, Charles F..
Kramer.

BY virtue OF u writ Of iicri facias is
sued out of the 23ui Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish Of St. Mary,
in the above entitled aud numbered suit.
have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction to the last and highest
bidder for cash. on the premises in the
town of Franklin, this Parish. on
SATURDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF MAY,
A. D. 1904,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a, m.
and 4 O'Clock p. m. the following de.
scribed property tO>wit:
Fourteen horses. one mule. nne surrey, one
orett, two hcarses five single buggic.. one sin,
lot OF cQtfns and ono bua
JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Office, Parish of St. Mary.
NAV 9th 1904
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21
AN OPEN LETTER,

From the Chaplin, S. c., News:
Early in the spring my wife and !
were taken with diarrhoea and so
severe We're tho pains that we called
physician who prescribed for US, hut
his medicines failed to give and relief.
A friend who had bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy on hand gave each OF
us dose and we at once felt the eff
fects. | procured a bottle and before
using the entire contents we were en-
tirely cured. 1t is wonderful remedo
and should he found in every house,
hold. H. G, Bailey. Editor. This
remedy is for sale by Gates drug
store.
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A. j. DELAHOUSSYE

does not hesitate to recommend Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure to their friends and Gus
toners. Indigestion causes more i'll
health thaa anything else. 1t dcrangss
the stomach, and brings on all manner
Of disease. kohdol Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests what you eat, cures Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
kodol is not only perfect digestant
but tissue building tonic rs we'll. Re-
ncwed health, perfect strength and in
creased vitality follow its use.
Sold by 4. J. DeIahoussayc.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21
Notice to Mortgage Creditors.
Sheriff and Tax Collectors Office, J
Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana,

al VI VI I('H1bTHIU, 2
franklin, La. May &, 1904.
In conformity with the laws of Louisiana
notice is hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages upon real estate located in the
Parish of st. Mary on which taxes for 1905
have not been paid, that will begin the
sale OF the same at the court house door on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE 1905,
ut IL O'Clock a. H., and that Il number Of
pieces Of property 80 delinquent are now be.
ing advertised in the st. Mary Bunner In
conformity with law preparatory to such
sale.
The attention Of mortgage creditors is cs-
pccally called to the advertisements OF tax
sales and they are warned to take such steps
prior to the sale, may DC necessary to
protect their rights.
JOHN B. SANDERS,
Sheriff and EK-Ofiicio Tax-COile ctOr
InriSh Ct St MARY La
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l.. 7. |. ;, +. !. east.
Sat" tax - interest rs c.nt> 10
Parish - G.4S, interest So cents T.l3
Costs 80
Wiley, O: H.---nnO acres, south half OF
section 80, and south portion OF north.
vest / sec. 30. 7. l. 5, rs east; N w
quarter section tkirty-two I IL S II
east
State tax 2.52, interest 25cts $2.77
Parish " IS, interest CSC AIS
Costs 2.30
Total 1923
On said day of sal, y i'll sell such ,r,tion If
said property said .cbtor i'll point out. and In
case the debtor viii not point out sufficient prop
crty, ill at once and without further delay,
sell tia, least quantity of said property of any
dcbt"r which any bidder will buy for the amount
Of taxes. interest and costs due by said debtor.
The said sale will he without aPPraisrmtnt for
cash. in legal tender money "t the United States
ard thu property sold shall he r,tlcrnlibl Mt any
tit for the space of year, b. pa. i,! the price
given, iuciuding costs and twenty per cont.
thereon.
Witness my hand officially. this 9th day If
May, \. d. 1871. JOHN t. SANDERS.
She riff and eX-oi1,io Tax Collector Parish Of st.
Mary, Louisiana.
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NON RESIDENTS OF THE PAR.
ISL or ST. MARY.

American Salt Co., salt n lining
works, houses, brick yard, derrick
and outfits, storage tanks, etc. stu
ated on Belle Isle; tugs John J
BRADY, WM Ortpp and huukingham,
launch Haskell aud barges.
State tax 492 90 int 40 % Sal 20
Parish =" 938 90 70 50 8ll 80
Costs 80
Tptal. 49,. 80. 80. 1885 80
Bynum H.lm"r Planting & OIL
Co. Ltd, $3.50 acres, south 1-2 Of
southeast ! of southwest section 1
and lots 2 8 and 4 or all Of ffac.
tlona' septioa i and lots 8 56f84
and 10 OF SECTION 6 southeast os
southwest ! and west of southwest
! section 10 and south 10 OF north
east / and southeast / and west 10
section Is alt of scc,ions @ % "a
25 26 q 81 and lots 5 and 6 or
south Ia of section IL east l i of
section 30 all OF sections 80 81 35
and So township lG south range east
24OO acres all OF sections Q q and
% sou,b'as, IL and west l.2 section
i township ID south range IL east.
State tax 3l.45 in. 3.15 1850
Parish 47.l0 APP 81 90
Costs $50
Total. :..:......:.... soS 80
Comeanx, Lennis lot Z and 8
square AZ Berwick.
State tax SOC interest &c aao
Parish +" 4ac +" SC so
Oosts 2 30
Canal CONSUMPTION Co ! dr.dar &
harges State TAX $40 int g 1850
y. .-,I-.l
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DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
(Continued from page three.)

3 mules, 2 hacks, l bus, ! hearse. .
State tax % 66, interest 81 cents $40 Is
Parish" Sl449, interest 81 IS 10 81
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Total 43.6e
Berry NJ F---HOuse and lot bounded
north by Bourgeois east by road south
by Lawrence west by Bay. s
State tax 60 cents interest 6 cents 66
Parish +" 30 cents interest Q cents %
Dist Levee tax LOO interest 10 cts Ito
Costs 2. 50
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238 90
xOtAl. s....ss.ssss .
WARD SIX.

Ballinsaw Harriet---Lot bounded
north BY road east@by Lawrence south
by o. Ditch west by Shaw.
State tax 80 cents interest 3 cents ~
Parish tax Is cents interest cents SO
Dist Levee tax 80 cts interest cts IS
Costs 49,. 2.3O
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State tax 23.1O interest 23l Is II
Parish F." 34.65 347 IS 1:
Dist Levce tax 80 50 int s IS AZ 3:
| Acreage 2GJ 26c y 8!
Costs 23(
| Total. ...........,. Sill %
! Fellows, Estate Burnley 800 acres
End ward, west l-2 section 81 town
ship ii south range $ east.
State tax l O. interest luc I'll
Parish /" 28S i" 2oc 81
Costs 23O
1Clai. 81 81
Hays, Heirs Of David, { interest
$50 and 317 acres east 2 of section
Is township Is south range e east
and east and south l-2 Of northwest
IA section l8 and west IL of south.
west Id and northeast ! of south
west / aud also northwest quarter
section l9 township Is south range
ten east.
Safe tax 1 80 interest 18c 9S
Parish " 27O " &c 297
Costs 2 30
Total. ...... ..... 1926
Lafitte, Jacques tic Livaudais, 40
acres southwest quarter Of north
east quarter section 3 township II
south range 9 east.
State tax l 20 interest l2c ! 50
Parish & ! so 6 lec l9S
Costs 2 80
Total. 80. ........ =. S. GO
Mitchell, Walter NJ 100 acres un.
divided half interest iu the north
half Of section q township Is south
range & east
State tax 96c interest 10c 1O6
Parish Al 14c 158
Oats 23O
Total 800. 49,. go. 81 81
Mail, Walter 50 acres portion of
south half of northwest quarter sec
ton II township Is south range 9 4.
State tax 48c interest SC So
Parish " 72c " &c 70
Costs $50
Total. ........... :. So 81
Randall, Chas. H. ---3G2 39-1oo acres,
lot 3 sec. %, lots 4, 5, 6 and I, south
west / of northeast /, and south-eas,
/ OF southwest / sec. rs; lots :, Sec q,
lots and 2, and all of fractional sec.
81, township II s, r. 10 east; 573 90 loo
acres. lots l, 3, nsrth half of south
east /, southeast / of southeast /. ncrsh-
east / Of northwest /; north half or all
of fract,,"nal eeetion IS. township II 8. T.
10 east; 4s8 4O>lOo acres. lots l, 2, 3 and
4; south half of southeast t. northwest
/ of southeast /. southwest / of north
west /, and southwest or all of fraC.
tional section 36, township II. T. r. 10
east; 7:'6 74-lqs Hf.es. lots l, ?, and 3, or
ali fractional section 30; lots and 2:
south east ! and northwest l, north
west and east ]. or all fractional acc. 3,
Township It's, r. II east; $40 acres
all section - TIL s IL east; 1913 9l-lOO
acres, lots l, 2, 3 and 4. or all fractional
section and lots I. 2, 3 and 4. or all
fractional section 6, Township lSs, IN
east; 554 2Q..oo acres. lots one, two,
three and 4, or all fractional section one;
all fractional section two. Township Is 3.
range 10 east.
state tax, 80 "a, interes, % cents 10 ,6
Parish " Is sc, interest 81 &c.. l52l
Costs a1O
Total. - -. SCI II
Standard Land Co. of Marion Co., Ind.
$40 acres, all section twenty-thrce. town.
ship Is 3, range 9 east; 100 acres, east
of northeast !, seotion %, township Is
s. range 8 east.
State tax 4 so, interest 49 cts 5 %
Parish i" 100, interest u cts 792
Costs ~. $50
Total, -SI5 50
Terrebone Rice & Land Co.---l2O
acres, all section 1, except the north
west / of northwest /; $50 acres, all
fractional section 5, except he north
half of frac ional nor. h half; 1910 acres,
fractional section 8, 8 and 10, lois
and 3 and aostatssst tsc1ioaa! / sec.
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Total. $50;
Blanchard Camilie--.4 mules l cart
State tax 1.20 interest II cents l,3;
Parish 1.8O interest l8 cents In
Dist. Leyee tax zoo int. 2Oc 2.a
Costs .................. IN
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21

AOtaA'.... O.V0
Blanchard Camilie--.4 mules cart.
State tax 1.20 interest II cents l,32
Parish l.SO interest le cents l.0e
Dist. Levee tax 200 int. 2Oc 30
costs go
AOV0l.... .....'.....s... FI.SU
: Dickson, Martha Mrs. ..-lOt No. 3,
bounded north BY Westling ct AIS, east
BY Westiing, south BY Westling, west
by street.
State tax "a cents, interest 2 cts %
Parish " IS cents, interest Z cts 40
Dist. Levee tax 40 cts, +" Acts Il
COSts.... ............ :. 23O
1OtaI.... ..... ~ 10
FiaIay, O. G..--Half house and lot.
bounded north by Arenz, east by Nc
= Arthur, south by Brashear Ave, west
BY lot No. l, being the half of lot NJ,
square 81.
State tax ~ cents, interest 1 cents 4G
P1SiaA IS cents. interest 8 cents 90
Dis 1eyee tax 70e interest cents II
costs ............,..,., ...,..,, go
Total. 81 y
General, Abraham--.lDt No % bound.
Cd north by CARRIER street east by
ls1a1e Westling south by cy Henry
ve. t by CARRIER.
STAT. tax 20 cents interest 3 cents IS
p~.;.h. {" 5 cents interest cents 50
nlst n. ~ee tai 80 cts interest 5 cts IS
IN 1-o0 .S4SCsst Toe 10
sc0st. observation-disclosures. go
Total. go. s...ss''' ~ 20
Gorham Jas lot No. part of Chas.
Westling's prope vty. =,
NtnSe tax 80 cents interest cents IS
Parish !" IS cents i.aterest cents 80
Dist Leyee tax so c interest 5 c -
Poll tax Loo interest 70 cents l.l0I
costs. .................e S.JO
3o1Ak ..........ss. 49,. WHO
jones', Cornelius, .--lot NO. IL bosln.
ded north by Lawrence east and west
~ Westling south by lane.
Etate tsx q cents interNst 2cents 70
,Parish {" IS cents interest cents 40
Dist Levee tax 40 cents interest 4c ~
Poll tar 100 interest 10 cents l.Ql
sCOoto.... ''.................. S.SO
Total. ............. $3.50
Kerr B---stOck in trade in Belle
:ISle etore.
6tste tax 1850 interest LIS 1i.s5
49, ~ : sesI 49,. st
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21

IUtH'::'; '..''''' .''s' - -
Washington, E4vafG..--lot No. 8.
bounded north BY Lawrencs. cast Ky hl
No. 10. south by street. west by No. 8
State tax 80 cents, interest 6 cents sc
Parish " 90 cents, interest 8 cents 81
Dist. Levee tag 90. int. 10 cents lie
Poll :" LOO, int. 10 cents OK
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21
rHr ar MARY BANNER ST. PARISH. La. MAY 2l 1904
Total

T,.a, SI3.O4
Ferret, f. A. LOT, bounded north by
Goldberg, cas-! by Read, south ny Read,
Yves, by Provost.
State tax 3Oc,s. interest cents IS
Parish Acts, intere It S cents 81
Rodriguez Omer---9 acres bounded
north by + & A railroad east and south
by Lockett west by lane.
state tax "a cents interest cents W
Parish tax 1926 interest IL cents 1.30
Cypremort Dr'ge tax zoe interest &c n
Costs 81 30
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21
WARD SEVEN.

WARD SEVEN.
I.ocks&t, FieFss fpur.fifths of 10 ant
G6-l00 acres bounded north by 4, N
L0ckett east by road south by Preyos
vast by N, LOckett.
State tax y CENTS Interest J cents II
Parish tax l.O8 interest IL ccpts LII
I. & st Mary Dr'ge tax 6Oc int &c 81
Poll tax LOO interest 10 cents LII
costs 2.3(
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Total, -S15 so
TerrebOne Rice & Land Co.---12O
acres, all section !, except the north
west / of northwest !; $50 acres, all
fractional section 5, except he north
half of frac ional nor! hhalf; 1910 acres,
fractional section 8, 8 and 10, lois
and 3 and aostabssst t.sctjoas! ! sec.
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EcCEes, Mrs L,dla LAWRENCE 10 Y
acres bounded north by road east by
Polaski ct ais south by Bourgeois ct
ais west by road. Is 1-2 acres
bounded north by Bourgeois, east
Ivy Ditch south by Eagle west hy
road. 5 acres bounded north 10y
Berry east 10y road south by E,.le
west by Bay. Four and oIe-half
acres bounded north by Lawrence
east by Lawrence south by Law
renee and west by river. 2acrcs,
north by Arenz, east 10y Macarthur
south by Brashear avenue, west 10y
Arenz
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-05-21

Turner. Irena---l0t No. 10 in Y.
CAREERS tract. bounded north ny La
renee, east hy Gasber, south by Carl
street, west by Smith.
State tax "a cents. interest 2 cents
Parish :" 36 cents, Interest 4 cents
Dist. Lcvee tax 10 cts, interest 4c
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TObai, VT II
Standard Land Co. of Marion Co., Ind.
SO acres, all section twenty three. town.
ship Is 8, range 9 east; 100 acres, east
of northeast !, seotion y, township Is
s, range 8 east.
State tax 4 so, interest 48 cts 5 %
Parish d" Z 20, interest " cts 792
Costs - = no
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Total. $50 Is
Murphy, Eliza Mrs .---house and lot,
bounded north by Lane, east by Her
bert, south by Lane, west by Road:
state tax 81 50, interest II cents 50
Parish" 225, interest % cents 246
Coats.g. ...,. ..... :. 23O
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Total 1885
johnson, Bertha lot bounded
north BY Bernard east By s Bernard
south by Anderson Wood west b,
Horton.
State tax 30c int Sc 80
Parish g 45c int sc SO
Costs 2 30
Total A3:ls
Jacobs, Chas Lots 4 and 5 square
IL Berwick.
Safe tax Goo int &c 90
Parish " 1.35 interest 14c lac
Costs 3,a6
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Total So
Fortune T. Turner, ferry boat
Henry Jacobs, approaches, etc.
state tax 1900 interest 40 1890
Parish 1890 i" $50 1880
Costs 2.3C
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T0t0I .................. 81. 10
Philip, Ell, st, Cyr and Paulin, 10
acres, bounded north By AHgnsl, cast by
Vincent, south by Beasley, west h1
Julien, % acres. bounded north by r.
Sigur, east by Landor. south by road,
west By Calm; 5 mules. 4 horses, 1 cow.
State tar 5 ~, interest 81 cents 627
Parish - 855, interest s. cents 94l
/. st.. Mary Dr'ge lax el.fsint 4ac 523
Poll tax 2 90. interest 20 cents. 80. 32l
C0oeossss.. ~
1Ot2l.. ....s.. ~ Al
Provost, Victoria. AZ 24-l00 aersa, lot
No. 3 Of high lsnds of Julia Wilson, IS
90-l00 acres lot Ne. 2 Of MaYsh land of
Julie Wllsos.
SSaAe tax 2.94 interest 29c 3.2S
Parish u 4.4l interest a cents 48l
Cypremort Dr'ge 2 45c interest 25c 2 ~
Costs 2.30
~
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Mai, Walter 50 acres portion of
south half of northwest quarter sec
ton II township Is south range 8 4.
State tax 48c interest sc SO
Parish " 72c " &C 20
Costs 23O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
KILLED BABY
BY OVERDOSE:
Mother Frantic With Grief at
Death Of Only
BOy.
4 Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 NORFOLK. VA, Nov. -Mlsunder-
standing the orders OF the physician, Mrs
kLevetin, of Upper Church Street, this
morning gave her two-year-old boy baby
an overdose OF worm seed oil, and the
child died In a short while. The mother
is frantic with grief The father Of the
baby is in Baltimore. and will not know
of the death until he arrives tomorrow
morning.
# The dead baby was the only boy In the
family. The other four children are girls
SEVENTH WARD PAVING.
Because the Seventh Wards local I'M
provement Board. by a vote of three 10
two decided to- pay in full the contract
price OF THE DENLY Construction Com
5pany for laying 10000 lincal feet Of curb
ing in tho ward, In tho face of the fact
that $4,000 lineal feet failed to come up
ftosthe specifications stipulated in the con-
tract, the citizens Of the ward will hold
a mass meeting Of Indignation tomorrow
night, and It is more than possible the
courts may be resorted to in an effort
to~prevent the payment OF the money.
r. Only IS. 900 feet OF the job is done ac-5
cording TO contract, The curbing in many
Instances has required eXcavating to
bring it to light, and q large amount of
it is not faced as the contract requires
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
FULTON NOTES.

Mr.. Peter McGovcrn, OF Fulton Fill.
waa the victim OF an accident q few days
ago which resulted IN q bad cash across
the wrist. Of his left hand. lle was cut
ting grass on his lawn with a grass cut
tor when the instrument struck a piece OF
wire CHANGING against his wrist, making
m ugly wound which bled freely. He
went 10 the office of Dr.. B. l.. Reams,
where 1t was found. he had cut the ten
dons To two Of his fingers.
Miss Mary I3owery. OF Williams burg.
las returned home after visit to her
cousin. tho Rev. John w. Dauglerty and
family, on Graham Streets
Arthur and Wesley WhltIock. two we'll
known young. men Of Fulton have enlist
cd In IJncle Sam s navy. Wesley was as
sighed to tho receiving. ship Franklin at
the Norfolk naVy-yard, and Arthur to
tho New York navy-yard.
IN Captain g. u. Johnston, OF Louisa corn-
~, is visiting Mr., John W ;TnHrper on
Powhatan Council, Daughters of lib
crty. will meet tonight at Kerse So TALL
on Orleans Street. No IA
Miss Glare Portewig5 is spending q few
days with ..er aunt, Mrs. Walker, on Gira-
ham Street,in the West End. 4ls q *
The new home OF MIR. r. Z. Harrison,
which is being erected upon The site OF
his former home, which was destroyed
by fire several months aGo, Is going up
rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Will ACT AT
EARLY DATE,
American Hebrews Travelling in.
Russia Will Get
Relief.
(Ry Associated Pre- as.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November IL
The State Department has received Al a
ca blegrilm from the American embassy
at st. Petersburg. which warrants It in
the assumption that the Russian governs
ment will soon agree to recognize pass
ports Of American Jews travelling in Rus
STA. Il sE$l. s3a4 Ell i}
Harsh and oppressive determinations
against American Hebrews. who have
visited Russia OF have sought to, have
furnished the basis for vast amount
OF diplomatic correspondence between
Russia, and tho United States during the
past twenty years.
Up to the present time the United
States has been unable to secure any
alleviation@or the vigorous measures to
which American Hebrew citizens were,
subjected when they desired to visit the
dominions Of the Gear.
Early Action Expected.
A few weeks ago the President again
directed the Department of State to pre-!
sent the matter most earnestly to the
Russian government. and in obedience
to his directions, forceful instructions
were sent to the American ambassador at
st. Petersburg to lay the matter imn1e-.
diately. before Count Lamsdorff.
According to information which came
3 10 washington &to-uay, {Gpunl f1aIsuoflI
has Informed the American ambassador.
in st. Petersburg that q special commits
sion has been instituted by supreme or
der under the direction Of the ministry
OF the interior for the purpose OF a gen.
seral revision OF the passport regulations
now in force. Russia's foreign office has
the report oftthls commission. and Count
Lamsdorff promises that the wishes OF
this government as set forth by the Pres
ident In the foregoing extract from the
instructions to our ambassador will be
promptly presented with favorable and
satlsflcto tory Representations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. MS, Brown, OF Petersburg, was
In the GtY yesterday on business
Mr.. William Sinton, OF Gwathmey. has
returned to his home after a pleasant
visit to Charlo ttesvile.
Rev. III, Tucker Graham, Of Fayctte.
vile, n. c.. who has accepted tho call
Of the sbyterian Church at Farnville,
Va, is spendng. the week at the Union
Theological Seminary.
The Newport News Lodge Of ISlks will
next Wednesday break ground for the
construction Of q $4,000 homo for the or
der. The building will be Just across
tho street from the Young Mems Chris
.tian Association building, and will be a
handsome and connections one. .
Mr.. Charles j. Preston. travelling car
agent Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
WAY, was n visitor at the. general Offices
of The Chesapeake and OHIO Railway yes
The Main Street offices Of the Nor
folk and NNesternl and Atlantic Coast
Line Railways are being repapered and
Otherwise improved adding greatly to the
attractivcness OF the place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
PREDICTS ALL THINGS.
Mr.. Russell Thinks Millennium
Dawn at Hand-Allan Speaks.

Lawn dt 811dLlu-hlldli oPCdho.
II An audience consisting Of one lady,
ffty-four white men, including those on
lie rostrum. and twelve colored menI!at-
ened 10 the address OF Mr.. Ed gar Allan.
fJr.. one OF the Republican candidates for
c,ongrcss, ut Corcoran Hall. on Tween
4ty-ffth near I3roai Street. last night.
Mr. Otis H. kusscll led off IN
."whooping up'' speech. in the. course Of.
which he predicted an overwhelming VIC,
tory for Roosevelt IN the country and
declared that every county In the Nt1th
District would go for slemp.
Mr. Allan was presented by Mr. Russell.
who declared that he waF the regular
candidate OF the Republicans for Con gross
In this district.
It was Mr.. Allan's FIRST appearance on
the stump since his fathers shocking
death, and he was visibly affected as 9
began his speech. In a broken and
trGm bling voice he quoted what he char
acterized ng his fathers fnvsrite poem.
the sentiment running through It being
that flowers should be spread In the path
way OF the living rather than placed upon
their bier Mr.tIAllnn then explained that
he had resumed his campaign on the adj
Vice Of his fiends that there WAS no i'm.
propricty In his doing so. Mr.. Allan re d
numerous letters from officials of the
party stnmplnsp his candidacy as regular.
These including letters from state Char
cock. Of the Republican consras sional
Committee. 4 little later on he declared
with solemn emphasis: so help me Cod
people know what this Federal office trust
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