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The daily sentinel., 1904-02-10
THOUSAND TROOPS.
Sentinel Special.

Special.
Baltimore. Feb. 10, A 80 p.
III. The legislature hore has
asked for one Thousand fed
eral troops.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
WILD \ CAT INSURANCE.
Life Of These Companies at an
End in VIRGINIA. .

Without rendering an opinion stating
its reasons, the Supreme Court of APP
peals OF Virginia Wednesday refused a
.mandall1us and thereby decided a question
Of far-reaching Importance. Tho effect
Of the decision will be to make the lifo
of wildcat insurance companies impos-
sine in this State The case was that of
the Mutual Protective Association vs.. the
auditor OF public accounts, in which tho
appellant sought mandamus to compel
tile auditor to issue q license to the
company to do business IN Virginia with
out first making the deposit Of bonds
with tho auditor, as required by section
12715 OF the Code.
Tho association contended: First that
section 1911 as amended did not apply to
Virginia companies second that even il
1t did apply to them. still by q special
statute assessment insurance companies
are specifically exempted from the re.
qllircment that bonds shnll be deposited;
and, third, that II neither of these con-
tentions are sustained, the amendment Of
section 1911 is unconstttutlo nal because
It's object is not stated in the title"
Messrs. William L. Royal, l.. T. w
Murye, J. Samuel Parrish and Henry r..
Pollard. filed briefs on behalf Of the Pc
TONER while Attorney General Anderson
represented tho Commonwealth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Secret Service"

The management Of The Academy Of
Music takes pleasure in announcing the
engagement Of Bothner and Campbell :
excellent company IN William Gillette,,s
drama tization of .ir a. Conan Doyle's
famous creation Of tiction, sherlock
Holmes the play that made such an
enormous hit in london and New York
that II ran a full season In each city
Sherlock Holmes" as q play, has
more than duplicated The success it at
famed as book j aboundg in great Sit
jogues. The performance Is attended with
The most remarkable light effects eyer
produced on The stage. city has Yet
70 me Waited where y falls 70 please the
arce here viii be given with the beautiful
scenic environments ard strong company
Of supporting PLAYERS that won the high
est approval of The critics OF New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
TOO WELLTFE
Clergyman Not ENTIRELY sure on ~ na'
Point,

ID II . a
There Is an INCLINATION among llle lau's'
TO rather overfntM the .l1oll'lh,e au'., ~,
times and while that indlrec'ly heii,S D. w ~.
sale OF Grape Nuts, 1t offers ~ sui'h "
excuse for the makers to encourage 5t''o
practice. ". ,.,, 49,, &c.
..Whcther 1t was from Irregular 'i'L''ts
ana more or less badly prepared 1oou
taken during some Of my traSe!s, ~
whether have fcen too We'll cared inI3 ~
my parishoncrs does not seem sl'lrsis
clear; however, the fact remains w. -,
dgstion set in, and after period ''l !, q
hard work | came down WIT y be''"H'p
c,,sa OF nervous prostrntion 4,
.Nscem the trouble had peen pla".ns
for some years. for sevefal llssu' N.Y.,
companies had rejected mo after ciEe'u'
examination by their physicians, !, !, !,
II was urged to adopt GRAPE !. W. h -,
cream for my sole dot for breaktasl ana
lunch. The request was urged 80 y u W.,
iy that concluded to foll tlle s.'s ~.
ti0n, and, to my surprise, began " gan
quickly In health and stleng ~. (.
II persisted In the use Of TINS rei''a 'iI,
able food, and Il wonderful resu1t to'-
lowed have entirely rsg9lneu my
health have been examined BY ~ ptiS-
slcian of one Of The most conservative
Insurance companies IN America, itlt
have been accepted, II seems su1Hctel,t
evidence OF tho change that mas lahe''
place as result of the use 81 drare'
Eqrts.' Name given by Postum go,
Battle Creek, Mich. "a. :, i,
Got the book, The Road 10 ~ v'l'e,'
in zach package. .slisSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
"A Christmas Institution.

The Church Fill Santa Claus Club has
become an established institution. and
yearly is the medium Of carrying cheer
to the hearts OF many needy ones The
organization OF the club is so perfected
MS 10 provide for n jealous Lookout Cons
mittee to ascertain destitute cases and
n judlcious Distribution Committee TO
apportion the gifts properly.
II the annual election OF officers just
held. Mr.. W. NJ Bickcrs was chosen
PRESIDENT Mrs. u M. Binford. vcc-pres-
ident: Junius r.. Jones, secretary, and
w. d. Gay, treasurer The club sollclts
contributions for tho worthy cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Sweet-Lenron..

One Of the most unique events of tho
season will be tho mock marriage a | the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church on next
Friday night at o'clock.
Rl'hc following Is The form OF invitation
which is very largely circula ted How
ever, the entire public is welcome:
To be married.:
e JANE LEMON 5
to
EBENEZE2 SWEET,
IN the tlfty-fifth year Of her age
Friends and acquaintances of the family
invited to attend.
Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
How beautifully extremes do meet ~
In Jane and Tbcnezer,
Jane is no longer sour. but Sweet,
And EDS a Lemon squcezcr.
Present this card at the door;
Under the ribbon.
The father and mother Of Miss Lemon
will be present and large. number OF
walters There will be a, large crowd
of spectators, and n most enjoyable oc-
casion Is anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Judge Mann to Speak.

b Judge William Hodges Mann. who Is the
author Of tho Mann liquor bill. will de-
liver an address at the Methodist lnsti-
tute, Nineteenth and Main Streets. 1T, to.
Effect OF Legal Regulation In Minimizing
the Evils Of the Liquor Ira file a ttrac-
tive music by Captain Frank Cunningham
and %Other noted soloiBts, as well sas a
quartette from the Trinity Church choir,
which Is exceptionally fine, VIII be rem
dered. )
ing, which form an important and helpful
feature OF the work OF the mission are
under the direction Of DR.. R. y. Henley,
licis cordially Invited to be present. and
a most profitable and pleasant occasion
lis promised to all who may 'be there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
QUINCY ADAMS is
4 Wholesome PLAY La.
1t Drew an Audience Last
Night That Filled the
Academy.

! There Is always Il wholesome atmos-
phere about most Of the plays of rural
life in New England that is invigoratng
10 the tneatre-goer who has seen too
many so-called society and problem
plays.
Quincy Adams SAWYER which was
presented at the Academy yesterday at
Two performances, is play that appeals
TO the better sido of ones nature. 1t is
not a great play, and contains some very
noisy scenes, but for all that it Is a
piece that amply repays one for having
witnessed it. The scenes are those-of
New England village, and the charac-
ter are types usually found i'll the small
town. There is no villain in the play,
strange as ii may seem. Obcdlas Strout,
for want Of real villain, has to have
all Of the mean traits piled upon him,
but then he Is not the genuine article
known III stage parlance as re heavy.
The company, with one exception, was
quite capable. and several OF the parts
were really we'll played, u. II. Stephens
doing fine character work as Abncr
stiles. IN which role he was simply an
other Seth Perkins" and Raymond
Chase appearing to advantage as Hiram
MAXWELL aslss#
The one dscordant note thai marred
the harmony of'the WHOLE was the work
Of Miss Adn.Pugh.. as Lddy Putnam
s She was badly cast.
Every seat III the house was sold at me
evening performance, and many had to
be satisfied with standing room. The
foot ball spirit was manifested once or
twice during the evening,
Moving Pictures.
OF the bill at the Academy. for tonight
and to-morrow, matinee and night, the
argus" said recently: J.,
There Is certainly nothing superior IN
The moving picture line 70 the iine cNhl-
giition given by Mr.. Archie L., ShepSarn.
Portland people ascertained this TACT III
mast amusement seasons, and lhey nave
Cnce more placed their stamp Of approval
upon the enjoyable and instructive enter
tainmcnt 1t was not only n big audi
ence at the Jefferson Theatre last eve
ming, but thoroughly interested one;
and demonstratiye as well. Mr.. SHEPARD
has retained but few Of his last seasons
stock of views, his comic, sentimental and
trick pictures being new, as we'll as his
illustrations OF travel In competition
with the last named views 1t may be said
that thsy give one quite as correct ana
impressive a knowledge OF the worlds
famous localities rs personal visit
would.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Justice Johns Thanksgiving
rs. Menu. -

Justice JOINTS Thanksgiving offering was
blue and full Of yellow streaks, in honor
OF the Virginia team.
Luther. White. ooored. was assessed S
for Kicking a small boy so hard, his
mother said, TINT she had to dig some
OF the mans shoe out of tho bosom OF
the boys pants.
Robert Dickerson, coored, was given
six months as a suspicious character for
wandering about in peoples back yards.
Harry Faulkner was separated from $40
for beating Carry Ierago. And Frank
Crawford was discharged at request Of
his wife of the charge OF beating Her
He promised to do better, and took tho
oath for twelve months.
Julia Johnson, colorcd, washwonan
was given until Saturday to return Ger
tain clothing to Mrs. II, Williams
i. G. Guvernntor was dismissed Of the
charge Of keeping a disorderly house at
No 1901 West Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Political Possibilities.

State Senator William p. Barksdale. OF
Halifax county, Is at Murphy's Hotel.
Last night Senator Barksdae was asked
by many friends as to the story printed
by the South Boston News announcing
him ms a probable candidate for tho
Democratic nomination for Lieutenant-
Governor next year Ile stated last night
that the announcement in the South Bos-
ton News came rs n complete surprise
to him. He said some Of his friends had
urged him TO enter the field and adj
mitted THAI ne might do SO, but stated
that no had not yet decided that lie will
He did announce that he would not stand
for recollection to the State Senate
Hon. j. Il. Cation, of Alexandria,, ar
rived in the city yesterday, accompanied
by his son and some friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Is an Old Story.

The Berlin story Of the arrest there OF
Jules Rihbert on charge Of having vic:
timized the notwithstanding Chemical
Company by selling them sailed potash
mines Is not a new one, having been cur
rent about 4 year ago, AT that time Mr..
S. Dabney Crenshaw, secretary OF the
company, laughed at the report. He
stated that the mines alleged to have
been sold to his company by R!bbert
were In a different province, a hundred
or more miles away from the Chemical
Company's potash mines. Mr.: Crenshaw
stated then that the company's. represent
oughly familiar with tho business, and
that the company had heard nothing OF
the report prior to its publication. The
company has made no recent purchases
of potash mines and has been success
fully working those 1t has owned for
several wears 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Address on "Manliness."

The closing Of tho public SCHOOLS e ror .ro
hsn Ms naheS aY 81 eGaaS exeress
school Prlncpal p a. Racser !, mad a Ia
ffentiu Of Of which was IN address by Dr.
Edmnnd Harrison. Of ISentucky. presii-
dentof Bethel College Proiesso d. t ~ a.,
son suoke on "Man!nesIs, ana .n, maze an an
the the spIrlt nf rhanksg ylng,".The chill
drcn OF the school added songs al!d "a sec q !,
tntons to the programme, when was -, an ?
exceptionally attractive one, 'tlio was
greatly enjoyed. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Phi CHS Celebrate.

Tho Thanksgiving banquet Of the local
Chapter Of the Phi Chi Medical Fra
ternity was held last evening at the Rich
,mond Tho spacious Dutch room OF tho
apotcl was artlstcally decorated ~ green
and white--tlle colors OF the, fraternity
bunting, flowers and ported plants. being
used. Tho flowers consisting Of white
roses and coronations We're SO arranged
as ID form tho Greek letters Phi CHI, IN
Il green background OF notted plants
and the prospective doctors enjoyed 1t to
the full. ronsts We're made, and the re-
sponscs were nothing II not witty and to
tho DOnt ~ 3,L{5f r. 3i&l sDr5 Saet Il, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Prominent Speakers.

At tho con1erencof Of theological stu
dents. TO be held at Union Theological
seminary, December :, and A. there will
Stevenson OF the Fifth Avenue Church,
New York; DR. D, Clay Lilly of Salem-
Winston; Robert L. speor. Secretary Of
Foreign Missions, New York. and Air.
John r. Mott, OF the Student Volunteer
movement r.'..sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Was Warmly Greeted.

Mr., Robert l.. NJ. Scott, formerly Of this
city, now connected With the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mr. Scott was located at Atlanta for
some months, but was recently transferred
to desirable position with tho same
company at Norfoks lie has many friends
ing Yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
New York Glee Club Tonight.

The opening entertainment Of the AS
ISOLATION course will be given, at the
Central Y. NJ. G. a. Hall tonight by the
traction, and there will likely be Il big
house. Scason-t icket-holders can get
thclr seats during the day, or on their
way in Tonight, Others can sedure re-
served seats to-day or tonight. at the
association building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Burnett Case Continued.

Tho case OF Il. C. Burnett, who shot
II. L. Fulcher some weeks ago, was called
IN tho Police Court yesterday mornilnE'
but was continued to January Ith, as Mr..
lSulcher's condition was such as to pre-
vent him from attending the hearing, Mr..
Fucher is not considered to be In Il
serious condition, as the physicians be-
lieve he has passed the crisis. SO far as
his wounds arc concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
A Nations Blessings.

Thanksgiving services we're hold at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church last night,
Rev f. FRANKIE nl Farmyle, prea ching,
The sermon. which was eloquent and ail-
propriate, was based OH the 18th 'salm.
The preacher SPOKE ~ the many blessings
with which this nullun's people We're sur
and the pepper arFrcciative spirit
With which thoy should 10 enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Mr.. Trinkle Here.

Mr. r. Loo Trinkle, Of NNythe county. is
among the arrivals in this city yesterday.
an alumnu s. Of the University OF Virginia.
and viii stay over to- see the foot-ball
game to-day Mr.. Irnklo Is prominent
in politics in his district and ts Demo-
cratc chairman Of his county, He Is one
lion Of tho State. lie is at tho Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Successful Scientific Lecture.

Baptist iHtps ch,ireh lave been attended BY
large and deeply in,ersstnad an l,a
and 4 I'd the the celebratcd lecturers style and
dcton are yeyy pleasing Eo,p sainS u 9ef e.
t 1Srs Mem viii complete the series.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
and Boston. The engagement Is for next
Tuesday. matinee md night.
Sensational Storm Scene.

Al c. TIallstern. agent OF the play which
comes TO the Bljou Monday for q stay Of
The thrilling climax TO the third act Of
'rrhe Lighthouse by the Sea-" showing
NIntys daredevil walk on q clothes line
twenty-five feet In the air. from the Clift
TO the lighthouse, in the midst OF Il ter
rifle electrical storm, never gets less than
u number of curtains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Mr.. Maup;n Here.

,lla tDMijb Inusitol With thesI,ell Telephone
gon'1any, p and spends much or MS time
In Atlanta, the headquarters Of the COM
many, arrived IN the city WednesdaN MI,
Maupin, expects to remove ms FAMILY, ~. 70
city his home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
To Hold Annual Services.

The annual sermon OF the brotherhood
OF 81. Andrew viii be held at All Saints
Church, next Wednesday nlGht, at r.
the services,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
An Enterprising Firm.

The e. y. Taylor Company has TO-
Gently purchases and placed in service an
gradually coming into many and Varied
uses in THE eiE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Bible League-Boston.

The American Bible League will hold lis
second convention In Park Street Church.
Boston, december g., and 8. Many
prominent speakers Will be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Wornan's Auxiliary.

The Richmond brapches Of tho Womans
Auxiliary Will meht at Holy Trinity
Church on ST Andrews Eve. Tuesday,
November 10Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. William "A. Copelnnd Of Elizabeth
city county Va, and Miss Mamie q.
the brides home. No. 1913 Floyd Avenue.
be ROY. WI. A. Cooper. The couple went
North for a tour. and on their return
they Will reside mt Tho groom's homo In
Elizabeth City county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25

mack and Smith arrested five suspicious
characters. who were said to have been
hanging round the Standard Oh Com
pany's place. Two OF the men attempt
ed TO escape but were captured by tho
quick work OF the officers. 1t Is thought
that they are merely hoboes OF tranps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Personals and Briefs.

The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Stockton
Street Baptist Church will have n pig
killing III Toncy's Hall, at Eleventh aud
Hull streets. ncxts Wednesday night. A
silver offering will be taken at the door,
Refreshments will be free, All children
who have jugs Will please bring them
that night.
Mr.. A. r. Moore. OF swnnsboro, liz quito
Ill In hts home. @
Mr. John Sammon is III in his name, at
No. 70 East Fourth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE.
John Dcanes, Colored, Is Al
legged to Have Threatened
Wifc's Life.
s $ VI OF THANKSGIVING "A y Y n
Stockton Street Baptist Church.
and Olympic Club Enter
tain--Wcdding
sUPPERs OF THANKSGIVING
Stockton Street Baptist Churc
Bureau. Times Dispatch,

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch !.
No. liz Hull Street. n
Hattie Deanes (colored) last night
sworc out warrant against her husband.
John Deanes, alleging that he had threat
cned to kill her. had drawn n pistol on
her and had choked her so that She came
within an ace OF shuffllng off this mortal
coil The trouble ccntcrs round tho
oraclcs Of fortune teller. Sometime ago
John became Ill and was attended BY his
wife. His sister came to him and told
him that he was being poisoned and adj
vised him to consult q faklr. who. 1t Is
said centuries up all his magic art and
foretells the future. The fortune teller
reiterated the statement OF Johns SIS
ter and advised him to consult Rich
mond artist belonging to the same pro-
5fession. The Richmond associate cast
the same horoscope for John and he was
firmly convinced that he was being pois-
oned by his wife. Hattie asserted last
night the he was so struck Win Toe
idea Of dying that he deliberate on two
occasions tried to die. He lay down bGth
times, complaining OF pain In the region
OF his digestive organs
Last night John became enflamed ana
ran his wife out OF their home. She TOOK
refuge in the home OF a 5ne!ghbor.
The LADIES' Sewing Circle of stockton
Street Baptist Church gave n Tl1anKssiv-
Ing dinner and supper 1T the late MI.
plensants's store. on Hull Street. yes
terday. The meals were served n most
excellent STYLE and the oysters. turkey,
celery and the usual conco.nltants were
III for the most epicurcan taste. Gus
toners were plentiful, and the appetite
usual with this season was very much
In evidence. It is not known what the
exa st receipts were. but At Is expected that
q goody sum was realized. The proceeds
will be for the benefit OF the stockton
Street Baptist Church.
THE Olympia Grub gave Il most de-
l,ghtful supper to its members last night.
The OCCASION was one OF pollity and mcr-
riment. Fun and wit flowed like vine,
and all the members enjoyed the event to
tho FULL
Morris-Mann.
Mr.. LOWS Morris, Of swansboro, and
Miss Odelia Mann, OF Mnson's Park, were
married In Washington "Wednesday morn
ing by Rev Mr.. Ncvin. They will make
thei rhon,e in Mason's Park.
Five Men Arrested.
Charles Newly was arrested Wednesday
on the charge OF stealing two gold watch
es and chains attached and two plain
gold rings from Mr.. Linwood Smiths
1ewefry store between Everett and Alnury
Streets. Tho man was placed in the sta
tion house.
4. Late last night Officers Wright. Way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
ALL |. RICHMOND
IS GRATEFUL
Fitting Celebration Of Thanks Thanks
giving in the Capital
City.
GREAT CROWDS ON HAND 10
Little Disturbance, However,
and All&Scem to be of
Good Cheer.

Richmond celebrated Thanksgiving In
great style yesterday. The whole popu.
lnthon seemed to be In good hunor, and
ready to join heartily In the joyous oc-
caskon. Business was practically suspend
cd and this applied to public as well as
to private institutions The post-office
was closed. except that ono delivery was
n1adc during tho morning.
There was no business at tho City Hail.
except that which went on in the white
chamber 'whe,b Justice John held forth
for a short while The offices Of Gpv-l
ernor Montague and Secretnry-of-the-
Commonwealth D. @. Eggleston In the
Powhatnn Hotel, were closed, as were
also those of all the departments ut
tho State Library The banks were closed
MI day. and mono Of the Federal offices
were opened during the day. gave the
post-officc.
Many Happy Homes.
The homes OF Richmond people were
apparently happy, and in most Of them
turkey and othcr Thanksgiving idclicncies
were enjoyed Among the poorer
classes. where tho proprlaors Them
selves We're not abo TO provide suinptu-
o,,s dinners tho thand of charity reach
ed out, and in many such cases, there
were gladdcncd hearts and many happy
surprises. The secret orders Of tho city
always on hefalert to do good for the
suffering and the oppressed Of Garth did
not overlook their sacred mission. and
numerous baskets went out Yesterday
teeming with the things that tend to
nourish and stimulate the inner man.
Great Crowds Here.
Il The crowds that flowed into the city
from all parts Of Virginia and North
Carolina were wonderful and the hotels
did a thriving business all during the day
md night
Many OF tho city, State and Federal
officials ATTENDED b the football game.
while others III this class took advantage
OF the day for little hurting trip, and
some Of them returned last night with
rdead loads 81 game. The hunting
class was not con fined to office holders
however. A great many persons, having
SOME sporting lB;ood IN uheir3 vcrs
went out to try-thcir luck, and the game
killed by Richmond sportsmen yesterday
IF piled up in zone place would amount
to great deal.
Gave, Little Trouble.
While the crowd In the city was an
enormous one, ..the police had but little
trouble In handling them, as there was
tho smallest ainountpeff drunkenness and
disorder t+., az III. 2{-.,i3 4 5.i
Richmond enjoyed Thanksgiving day,
and her people, deeply, grateful for the
good things that have como to them
during the years felt like taking IA day
Off" Gt% Is Fl
d, /. 2 f 2. 4 ' 3 /. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
Morris-Mann.

Mr.. LOWS Morris, Of swansboro, and
Miss Odelia Mann, OF Mason's Park, were
married In Washington "Wednesday morn
ing by Rev. Mr.. Ncvin. They will make
thei rhon,e in Mason's Park.
Five Men A rrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25

Epworth League Tonight.
!, Mr.. w. Leake Wingaeld. Of Clay stTeef
WIZ saa tRe asypsi1ga
o,night at s o. clock. The nlembers are