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The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Maj. Davis had the reputation Of
being martinez. and whenever a pri-
vate soldier found himself before
court martial he would make up his
mind that if the major had q voice
in the matter he was as good as con-
victed.
There were those who excused the
officers harshness on the ground that
he belonged to the old school-the
school that looked upon the rank and
file as dogs-but the fact remained
that he was not popular with either
his officers or his men.
Affairs in the Indian country were
at peace when the post commander at
Fort Brown applied for and secured
long leave of absence, and Major Da-
Wis was ordered to take charge in his
place.
1t was frontier post with a small
garrison of old veterans. and there
was no call for red tape or rigid dis
cipline. The best drill master in the
army could not have taught those men
anything new, and the officers felt
that they had right to loaf little
LII
The United States was in no dan
ger OF invasion from foreign foe,
and the red man had had enough Of
war to last him for two or three years,
when Major Davis arrived and as
sumed command. An hour later he
began to issue general orders, and
groan of discomfort was heard through
out the garrison.
Then began what was characterized
as "a fum-a-diddle time" The lines
of discipline were rigidly drawn and
the drills were frequent and exacting
The finger of the martinez pointed in
many directions, and the men who
growled went to the guard house on a
trof.
At all military posts there are few
favored men-men who suffer now
and then from old wounds or have
performed their brave deeds, and are
tacitly allowed to take things easy.
Such a man was private Tom Cor.
man at Fort Brown. Two bullets had
been fired into him as he rode with
dispatches across the plains one night,
and though not incapacitated as sol
dier he was given light duty and cod
died up a bit.
The coddling ceased soon after the
majors arrival. He was on the look
out for such men. They were returned
to duty, and even given extra duty,
and the mild protests of captains and
lieutenants were met with the formal
reply:
This is military post, not hos
pital; and no man. unless excused by
the doctor at sick call, will be ex-
empt from duty"
In a month the major was a we'll
hated man. He realized the fact and
gloried In it.
Private German returned to duty
with complaint, and subsequent
events proved that the martinez had
a special eye on him. He was twice
reprimanded during company drill one
day, and following that he was placed
on sentry duty and took his post at
midnight in rain storm.
1t was an inside post, and of no
consequence. The wounded man took
the chance of getting under shelter
for short time. The major went the
rounds that night, caught him dere-
lict and saw him hustled off to the
guard house.
The affair was looked upon as serl-
ously as If the Sioux warriors were
at the gates of the fort in war paint,
instead Of being in their lodges fifty
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Although an aristocratic institution,
cbivalry was a school of democracy.
Frederick Barbarossa made brave sol
ders knights upon the field of battle.
A thirteenth century manuscript in
the National Library at Paris contains
a picture of the ceremony.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Aliens Foot-Ease, Wonderful Remedy.
"Have tried ALIENS FOOT-EASE, and
find it to be certain cure, and gives COM
fort to one suffering with sore, tender and
swollen feet. ! will recommend ALIENS
FOOT-EASE to my friends, as 1t II
certainly wonderful remedy.-Mrs. N.
H. Guilford, New Orleans. La"
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

A Connecticut man who robbed .
bank of $40, coo has been sent to prison
for five years. while his neighbor. who
stole horse, drew an eight-year prison
term. They would probably hang
chicken thief,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21
Turtle Had Been Dated.

While Bertha Wheeler OF Prospect,
Conn, was crossing a meadow recent
" she picked up a turtle On which
ela found Inscribed IN. C, f:75"
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Il see that the Kansas banks have
500 900, 900 to lend-say, wait? l want
to talk to you-whege are yca going!
ITO Kansas"
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Possibly you may have observed
that lots of girls marry during leap
ye1r who never married before.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

The umbrella ,tood the storm all
right but as soon the rain was over
it collapsed
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

1t is easier to admire a campaign
managers nerve than to share his con-
ndence.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

Many who formerly smoked 10c cigars
now smoke Lewis Single Binder straight
&c. Lewis Factory, Peoria. Ill.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

1t takes noisy preacher to keep
small boy awake in church.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

as mercury VIII surcly destroy the sense Of smen
and completely derange the whole system whsn
entering It through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except on prescriH-
tons from reputable physicians, As the damage they
will do IL ten fold TO the good you can pohsioy a.
rive from them. Hairs Cararrh Cure, manufactures
by r. j. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. o., contains no mer'
curry and Is taken internally, acting directly upsa
the blood and mucous surfaces " the system, ~
buying HALLS Catarrh Cure be sure you get tbs
genuine. 1t IL taken internally and made In Toledas
Ohio, by + J. Cheney 4 CO. Testimoaias free.
Sold 6y Druggists. Price. &c. per bottle.
Take HAIRS Family rllls for consupstloA-
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21

1t is permissible for a barber to
scrape an acQuaintance. but ne shoa!S
draw the line at bleeding him.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21
TEA

tea.
Your grocer rsuz.s your x'on.y Il you Aaa's i.s
&cAillng's B.At.
Dogs have their days. and bad dog1
have their nights.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-10-21
Denver Directory

CT0vc REPAIRS Of every known make OF
- WI stove. furnace range. Gao. A.
Pullen, 1891 Lawrence St. Denver. Phone 73t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

i5S j I seems strange That as we'll know:
and well established as these facts y r
that anyone should neglect TO profit By
Them, and yet no doubt there aar sfnany
VINO pay little or no attention to then.
md go on catching cold, acquiring CHRONIC
catarrh. bronchitis and consumption.
4l Miss Cora j ]. Redmond, 9os West Mon
roc street. Chicago Ill, Financial Sec.
v rotary West End Histrionics Society,
writes: 81 u 55 4
M For a long time had been troubled
with catarrh OF 1.-THE carl had Il. constant
4 biizzing and a full feeling ln$the ear. II
i was annoying and was lso affecting m y
Nlicaring had tried q number q doct tors
.@nnd hnd taken Il great dea OF Medicine,
Ys1Jut¬hing seemed TO help me until ~
began 10 take Peruna, and 3tllen@f Noticed
an Improvement al once. and this went
h on until complete recovery. lam .am very e
grateful to Pernna, and cannot say too
lSmuch for It Cora Fl r edmond
Z v There Is no fact 0 fmedical science bet
4 ter cs Ia blishcd than that a teaspoonfulSof
58l,cr,na before each meal during the VIM
= Ter season will actually protect Il person
from catching cold Now ifs this Is true
land there Is no doubt OF ~. thousands
a5of lives would be saved. and tens OF thous-
ands OF cases OF chronic catarrh pre-
Vented by this Simple precaution, within
the reach of everyone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
MANY CHARGES
AGAINST LEWIS s.
There Was Little Doing in tile
Police Court Yes
terday.

one would have thought that ID Willis v "
Lewis faced q lifetime in prison .inrl yes ss#
iterday when tho charges ~ gainst him I'm
were read. Hero they are y Con tempt oti
court. threaten to kill Eddie Jones, threat;
en- to shoot William Burrell. assault a ~
teat Mamie Brooks VT HI n stove leg. as
sault and beat Elsie Scott In the street.
carry a concealed YEA pom, II wit, y 2 piss
toll. T Il 81 ssts n. i. q Il 35f Ssi
was almost white with alarm.s
f'7{ frank Fernandez was dismissed of the!
charge Of being disorderly and using
Indecent Language fS Si .atf Is
sam Johnson and Albert Harris were
each fined 81 for throwing rocks X at
Mary ohnson' $ house. ID SIS S
Andrew Bradshaw paid $3.50 for assault
Ing and STRIKING John Neal. ID,
II Henry Lewis was assessed tho usual
fine OF $40 for striking Hattie Roper. Il s
Il, A few DRINKS were passed along III sSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
Secretary w ornan's State FFted5le.--
ration Says {" Re -ru-na Does t's*s
II. More Than Is c Claimed for IT,

Ell NIrs. IL ulia M, Brown. 81 etnry Of theis
YyomaIl's State Fedora ton OF California
writes from 131 Ia Fifth Street, Los AIS
geles. CAL, as follows:
555s"I have never known OF any pa tent med
iicine that did what It protested TO q dos
except Peruna. This remed y. does much
more than 1t claims and while 7 have
never advocated any med line, 4 feel th:lsS
fit6is{but5 Justice to spea K o. good word for
II, ~ becn,ls It have found II |be sucl ~
rare exception 81 M I. II SS d
81 II have known several women Who wei n
3iittleSbetter than ply s!cal wrecks, mo thsrs5
who lra eyed out "a misera pal ex-s
2istencc, but were made wei and stro.lg
.thirough the use OF Perurla. have lS1io VIII
OF cases of chronic catarrll which q
cured III a short time, when o. dozen ID 81
sferent remedies had been eSperlrrie1lteYd e
with and without good results 433 use I. IL
myself when I feel nervou US and Worn on
and#3I have always found the results
were most {satisfactory.''- ulin N. BroWn
IT you do not derive prom pit a Nd salts ,-
factory results from the use OF
write at once to Dr. TIar tn1aH 81 wing 9iis
full statement Of your cas- e and he VIII WI
be pleased to give you his valuable . adj
vice gratis. !. !. =, ss.s
81 Address DR.. Hartman, President OF nc
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
New Charters.

Az Especial to The Times Dispatch.S
RAI,DIGH. n. c., March l2,-Fhree
new corporations We're chartered to-day
and another. the Brown Furniture Com
Increase Its capital from $4,000 TO $780,
900 Tho president ls y. s., Brown. ,8.i5
The Athu Chair Company OF States.
vile. is chartered will $4,000 capital
authorized and $4,000 subscribed by ",
a, Thomas and others. 3
The Aiocksyille Telephone Company, OF
Niocksyille, DAVID county, - chartered
with an authorized capital Of $4,000 ana
$500 subscribed by i. n, Jownston. "a,
a.. Horn and G q u. Horn Tho company
lis authorized to construct telephone lines
in Dayle. Forsytle, Iredell, Rowan Yad :
kin and Davidson count les, st
Z, The Grand Lodge Benevolent A.ln Char'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
HAY not AMONG
INVESTIGATORS
Speaker Cannon Probably Pur-
\ posely Left Him Of, Z ear
ing Trouble.
. (BY Associated Press. y

N WASHINGTON ID c., March Il ~ hen
the House met to-day Speaker Cannon an.
gnounced the special & committee provided
4 for In the Mccall resolution adopted by
the House yesterday. to Investigate "the
Indictment report from the Postoffice
Department. as follows: s
sl Mccall (Republican, Massac husetts),
chairman; Representatives Hit (Repub-
slican. lIlinois), Burton (Republican, Ohio,
Metcalt (Ttcpubllcan. California;, McDer-
mott Demo New Jersey),: Bartlett
democrat Georgia) and Richardson
4 democrat, Alabama). IS
AZ bill was passed to authorize tho Nor
folk ana Western Railway Company g
bridge the Tug Fork OF Big Sandy River,
where the same forms the boundary line
between West Virginia and Kentucky.
After passing oG4 pension bills The
House adj ourned until Monday III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
ode, MADAME, OR WED '!::.[ Me- e:
SAYS VE-MAD CHlNEE ZEE:
fspe cial 10 The Times lspatch0

tspe to Tho Times pat t'l'.
CHICAGO March a.: Detectives ,e' ':i' arc
guarding the home Of Mrs Mamie i la:
ris. who, It Is said, has been threatens =,
with Kidnapping ard death DYE e -pl''l
man, Moi Yoke 3, !. ~ Z, -, !, = :,
will not wed him he Will take her. lie.
He has pursued her with the pelr's lstencs
$of Celestials under the irolclad ;oat tbs o.
Oriental secret societies. Z,
Because of tho persecution OF MOI < ok Ht
Mrs. Harris has undergone the rgors OF !
tho detention hospital here n she Spent
some time In a. vain effort to weary ~ inc
fChnaman Of his pursuit. y ,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

The dedication OIL tllG * ~ A'4O"As -
&tistS Church will take aplac e8 this ftcr-5
8 + Don with interesting exercises. = num- num-
u her or the local minis ters Will be present.
The sermon will bio preached, Il py me q
REV. Or. G. 81 Blackwell.
a mass meeting for men will be held
al "a o. clock this afternoon at the zine
strcetJBaptist Church, where 2 great re- re-
yiyal is In progress me KEY C.saM w,
Duke, OF Elizabeth city NJ -, WI w
Sim, There will be special music by e 2
male choir. u Fl "a II i
6 THE regular monthly meeting lot the
Il Methodist Sunday School Society VIII pc
sitcld at the CLAY street Methodist Churcn
tomorrow afternoon a 1880 9 CLOCK, sI !,
Methodist Orphnnage has accented an N !,
citation to attend, and some OF tho chill
dren Will take part In tho entertainment.
There Will no dpubt be a. large attend-j
a,,nce. Tho regular morning and evening
service will ibe conducted by the pastor,
tDr. r. Mon. Simpson, as usual,
Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd D. d., Of Now.
York. secretary of Foreign ard Domcs-
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Clarence
SVoolfolk, at her home, No, Il Is South
i Fousheec Street. 4
In the Academy OF Music this after
moon at S;30 there will he another great
Hi,eeting fov men. The speaker IS &ter-
sydlnand schiyerea. the evangelist, OF N w
York city; his theme, "Facts for Men
40 Face Mr.. Iiaddon =, Watkins ana
Miss Bell Potell will sing, The doors
will open, as last Sunday, at 3 O'clock.
HThese meetings arc lndersth he auspices OF
the Young MEMS Christian Association,
& and Will continue through the month OF
March. and perhaps April Cards OF
admission. can be secured at leading drllg
$stores and at tho association building.
5sSI,ast Sunday the second largest meet
ing for boys In ten years was held in the
association big hall at 3 O'Clock. This
4 afternoon there will BIO special meet
ing, and 1t Is anticipated that there will
Ia "a large crowd of boys. Mr., Hardy
smlll be ii, charge, and IT Is expected that
Ferdinand Schiyerea Will make q short
talk % i ll,e opening Of the service.
#gSs'Ghrist Before Plate" will ho the sub
dect OF the sermon to be preached by the
Rev, IS. III. Menschke IN bethlehem I4,l-
ttheran Church toYnlght IL
setAt ST. James Methodist Church the
gulev. Nv. w. Royal 4, one OF 4 no foremost
ministers Of the Virginia Con ference, VII!
preach at II Ann. At nlght The pa q
Stos. the Rev, Cooper, VIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

It us the only reliable inter.
nal remedy ever devised to
cure any case OF catarrh. how
ever long the case may have
been standing. e Hi
What can be cured in the be-
ginning In a week or two by
using Peruna, II allowed to
become chronic, may require
months of faithful treatment.
You had better take Peruna
now. for: by and by you may
be obliged to take it!for a long
time In order to get well. Pc
runa IS the remedy orscatarrh.
Almost everybody knows that
by hearsay. and thousands
know 1t by experience. *,
The best time to treat ca
itarrhg is at the beginning. a
bottle OF Peruna never falls to
sure common cold. thus pre-,
venting chronic tcatarrh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
HAVING SAID FAREWELL 81
a HAD HIS TONG E. CUT. OUT

Special to Tho Times. Dispatcl.)
z NEW YORK, March 12.-A After bidding
his last spoken farewell to his friends
Thomas j. Mcguire. a VOL known theat-S
ricnl man and politician, yesterday had
his tongue removed In the New YORK
SklE. and Cancer Hospital.
Afflicted with cancer, caused by Fnx-5
cessive smoking, tho opera ton was per-,
formed in order to save his life. Last
night it was said at the hospital that hoh
had recovered from the anaesthetic and
his condition WAS satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
4 No Woman Need suffer Year After Year
WITH Female II roubie. sS5 4. y II Ii "a

Fa No Woman Need suffer ear After Year
Ii With Fen ale froubie.
u ~ 1fIStsE ure i multitude Sof h women,
sS$ a Il especially housewiv ives and nll Other
women obliged TO be oil their feet con-
n tinuaiiy, who arc wretchcd u beyond IN
n scrlptlon, simply because their strength
ard3vitalty is satped way by ca tarr y
dischnrgcs.g X An CHI
fo$ss Pnruna u such q specific for such cases
4 TINT when patients have once used II
hey arc permanently cured j I bss1u to
4 kelicve59the dlsngrceable symptoms g at
gS once The ibhcka thc 81 ceases tho tretnb.
u ling Knees arc strepgtf 1ered. the appetite
d Is restored. Is digestion made perfect. tho
4 dill bcadacho Is stopped Ind tho wcakei-
ii Ing tirnlns8fnro gradually cured. These
VI results certainly follow d course OF treat
mcilt with Pcruna.5 ~ Z. N 81 }Fs s5
the Mucous Membrane Is 20 the inside
Nhat the skin Is % the outside o. the
y 81 Body. ss,S y 5'5ls 3s5
n Tho mucous membrane is TO the inside
i OF the body what the skin Is. to the OUT
~ side or tho body. II lines every orgli,
Il duet and cavity. Catarrhal inflamllla-
Il ton, 'nttackitg one part Is liable 70
spread q other parts. IA neglected cold or
Il slight catarrh Is oftenAthe cause OF linz
Eerng and dangerous catarrl.
Women arc na ttlrally more sug :sptible
to inclcnlcliCics OF the weather Hammer.
NNith53thcm II cold is often the starting
I point OF some severe pelvic arrangement,
causing much pain and suffering.
gS@ Every woman needs ~ remedy 4 upon
( which she can rel " to keep her systa.,
y fortified against the severe and trying
winter weather. ] { Peruna Is taken ut
4 the first symptoms OF o. cold twill cure It.
4 bcforc.5it develops Into some 4 annoying
\ catarrhnl dcrange mcnt M, III
u Pc.ru-na Both Promotes and Cures a
cold--Read Proof. VI js, Is NJ
4 ii MISC Gertrude stebbng, III Room ZOE, &c
{, Lasnlle Street, Chicago Ill, wrltcs: s5s
ss About a hal Il d year ago I contracted
a severe cold, which settled In my system,
Il and finally developed Into catarrh OF the
Y head. Which was very trout lcsome. II
liad A frequent headaches. my eyes
amnrtcd and my head was stoppcd UP no.
VI that felt dull and stupid all the tine. &
1911 had known OF 10 many people who
HAD used Perunn and been benefited that
"a TX was stiret Nat It would do me good, and
4 so Thought q couple ofabottles and used
them. i became better right along. and
4 before had finished the fourth bottle y
was cured Y. ;5fsl M };;{tt 4
33ss&.s am pleased TO recommend your med.
B icine, for consider 1t very good. &C err
trude Stebblng. # s.55 s:8l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
UNLICENSED SELLERS
HEAVILY FINED
E(speclal. to The Tlmes..p !spatch.).

LnSsRuRG, VA, March l9,-A vigor-
Gus effort lis being made IN this place
to stamp out the. sale, OF li1uor r.,
seeured he MD arrest, Of negroes who had
been retailing the article. To-day eonyis--
tons were obtained before Mayor s. q,
Ghancellor. Who .imposed penal ties ran ranE-
sd tine. Since tho local option election,
when Leesburg voted against license, tia
law against Illegal sales OF Liquor has
bccn Vigorously enforced. 33G l.SGs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
Coming Event.
fspecial to The Times Dispatch,

81 (Special to The Times Dlspnlttc1t]1
& PORTSMOUTH, VA. March 12.---llnylr-
statlons wore to-day Issued to tho wedding
Of Miss katharine Lyman SHARP, daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. John Howard SHARP.
of Portsmouth, to ME-. RonerI Hun TrSp
briue.elect is one OF the most popular
young 1M ladies in this sect Ion OF the state
and and She is widely known throughout tho
south, Mr.. Patton Is the son 81. me to !,
tho present distinguished president Of tho
Theological Seminary connected therer
with, =, u. ), !, ~,
at 1880 q clock on the evening OF Wednes-
day. The 23d instant. il M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

segslsgg " Il
Peru. IA n Is Not a Local Trcatment.
catarrh is frequently located II, inter-
ma organs which cannot be ched by
any sort Of local treatment. All this -
Known BY every ph ysici 4 III "A n
III no devise some systematic internal rem
edys, which Z. would y reach atarrll u at It's
source to eradicate It permanently from
the system-thfs has been the desire OF
the medical profession for long time.
Forty years ago pr. Hartman confronted
this problem. He believed then that he
had solved 1t. He still believes ! hat he
has solved It. He cures thousands Is Of
people annually, During 81 III these years
5Pcruna lias been the remedy " pom which
he has relied. 4, 81
1t was at first a private prescription,
afterward manufactured expressly fol
him In large quantities. This remedy,
Peruna, is now 10 be found in every drug
store and nearly every home In the land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
THE EXPRESS STRIKE.
Small Offices Closed and Men
Changed at Larger Ones.

Especial to The Tlme3. Dispatch)
4 ROANOKE, va. March l2-The strike
Of the telegraphers at small stations on
tho Norfolk and Western took place at
t12,i o, clock to-day. The express company
issued orders closing a25 small station
offices. and n engag red new men at 1.-THE
ilargeri5p places where the opera Aors struck
and refused to handle express matter.
lions will be sent by freight. IL
Officials are much disturbed over he
strike. Tho Norfolk and Western Is TAX
Ing no part In the fight: The 4 express
officials refused to grant the demands of
tho operators for increase commissions and
tho order OF Railway Teleg raphers orr
dered tho strike. II It Is said that indepen-
dent express offices will bes opened at
many OF the towns affected by the st Sc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
Embrace North and South Caro-
lima and Other States.
nv Associated Press

rs l7II3E IByI ABSOC1IteUE94 e1o'! =,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 12,--The
Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations
# H. Smith Woolley, assayer OF the United
states Assay ONCE at Boise City. idaho,
Postmasters- North Carolina: Richard
NJ Norment. Lumberton. ~
South Carolina: Lawrence Q. Harper,
Honeapath. la sts
e Captain George A.. Converse. to be chief
OF the Bureau OF Ordnance In the De-
partment of the Navy, with the rank OF
rear admiral; Captain Henry N, Nancy.
to be chief OF the Bureau OF Equip
mont In the Department OF the Navy.
with tho rank of rear admiral, q fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
School Trustees.
snacial ~ rha rlmea,DIspaajto

81 Especial to The Time DIspateh1 "
SPANISH OAKS. Val, March E.-The
School Trustee ELECTORAL Board for Ap,,
Elected Rev. 4, g. Dayi dson school trustee
for StoneWall District, and Mt: Joel Wat
kins trustee for Glover Hill District. Mr..
Davidson suc ceeds MT 2. y stratton, WHO
the place Of Mr.. p. e, Sears, who is
rthese appointments are to all out un-
expired terms. In lnly next the terms
ton n and there will be q new deal to
conform To- the proYislo As q the new
Const tVt!op, y K iiiSs * III IS II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
4 Might Against Right,

I Tuesday evening at S:lh. O'CLOCK Rev. pf.
C. S, Gardner will deliver ~ Lecture
at Leigh street Baptist Church. on Might
against Right IN the Far East. rms ~
Christian Club and is free TO the public;
DR.. Gardner is one of the best equipped
mon In The city for his subject, apd al
who attend will be amply rewarded,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13
To Inspect Militia.

35 Especial to The Times-p ispatch)
WILMINGTON. N. ca March II Sol
n, II. Balm. Inspector general OF the ~ ~ orth
Carolina National Guaid, will arrive mere !,le
Tuesday to begin the inspection OF the INC
companies in tho State. lie will be join
cd here by Captain r. p. Callan. y " :.
5A..@of Fort Caswell, VINO will accom- pany
him on tho tour Of sinspc ton