The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
JAMESTOWN
PILGRIMAGE 4 4 | . /:
Holm Temple Graves VIII Make y. q
Leading Speech at tile
Banquct.
EWILL NOT sELLa,vAR GOODS
l.A Quaker Firm II philadelphia
Declines to Fill Large Order
Of Goods for Navy.
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i NORFOr iK, VA, March To- Assistant
General Manager d. J. Callahan of the
Norfolk and washington Steamboat
company. accompanied by the local Of,
@fieials OF the jamestown Exposition. Will
Eo to Washington to-inorrpw to take
Y,ersonal charge OF the congressional pil-
grinugc to Jamestown Island Henry
#,rn,tcrson and Mayor Mcclellan. Of New
York, are expected. John Temple Graves.
n Of Georgia, Will make tho principal i'd
9dless ut the banquet. s5i$}s8
5&5 "a Norfolk firm to-day received from
Il philadelphia firm II letter declining a
large order OF goods designed for the use
on Tho navy NVo arc Q pposcd TO war;,
the Quaker merchants wrote, along WIN
s;crIptura1 quotations. 38 sse
t85 a marriage license was 4 o.day granted
TO Hugh samllcls.a retired contractor. OF
Chicago, 10 we'd Mrs. Esther M. ~ lgglng.i
OF Pontiac, III. The prospective groom sjs
sixty five years old and tho brides age
4is flfty.two. u III /! ssi
3{.5s A PLAGUE SPOTS.
# ,rlaA EJy. G. r. u has called upon NJ ayor
S1fiddick to clean out Wolf Street and
@ctlier plague spots OF the city. Strong
&resolutiona werc adopted nj the monthly
meeting Of The Norfolk Union to day,
u ealing upon tho ma yor 10 clean out the
place. IS VI Il ss
t% There n,ay9oo two horse shows in Nor
folk this year. The Norfolk Horse Show
Articulation official said to-day that his
company. 5 ! plans were TOO far advanced
To- be abandoned. y despite tie decision OF
the Sirgtni;Ls Horss, Show AFsocla ton
III favor OF tho opposition association
$s9. LOOK FOR RUaIPus.
g!si ] ocnl politicians look for another hot
political eruption IN Norfolk IN. tho mex t
few weeks The old ring Is scekin 3 to
regain power ana the adnit,tstratf han
undoubtedly been weakened by the rev.
Citations made during the primary cen =
test. #3 ii 5y II s9 sa$
M The labor nj oyement In this regard has
excited the greatest interest. Some pee
pic believe Hearst to be behind It, but
the leaders declare that 1t is only what
5it is represented TO be; a movement to
intrench the labor element In every ward
gin tho city. IN
N, Tn the Police Court here to-day ]. Y n.
Miller. aged and decrept, the wreck reel Of
% former smagni ficent II physique. WIS
"a SET, & TO Jail for six months for robblnE3
TIE rooms Of dodgers at tile Young Mems
Christian Association building. I e was
convicted OF stealing clothing and lew
CRY. II Q claims to have come here from
Baltimore and Gays b, lost Sepc rsth inG ne
had In the great Ire. S9 az, ~. s5
MUST NOT LITTER III e SIT EETs.
Ss$WarraIxs are out for r. n 7 N ! 10y, OF
Isiclimond.i charged with flitterfng the
streets OF Norfolk witt, circulars ~ Z
,Iouncing an excursion oyer the Norfolk
md Western RI ilway. IS city ordinance
@rrohfbits tho distribution OF this class OF.
liter a turc and as the railway people de-
MED responsibility. tho promoter OF the
excursion wns warran ted. 81
The fisheries board was to have held
IN meeting here to-day. but the only
member to show up was DR.. j. W.
BowGoin. the chairman. He was unable
10 find the other members.
another anti-Chlnese crusade has been
iraugurated here X, tho national. au-
thorfties. William Morton. United States
immigration inspector. Is here to-day
making thorough search for unresster-
ed Chinese. II Is expected t!tAt there viii
he more. wholesale deportation OF those
Cclcstials. who are unable to- procure
their certificates. Many Of them have
hbeen lost. A.
Chief of Police YelIInes has refused to
II allow. any OF his men TO participate ~
the hunt for the unregistered hinamen.
The Norfolk Ice Company has sued
George W. Taylor and Company for
$500 for alleged breach Of contract s. Il S
claims tl,ats It's output was held down by
the Taylor Company, which had agreed
tot take all the ice 1t nufactnrcd