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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-03-18
General Abbott, of Washington, d. Co
captain Yarner, of Washington, DC

Writes: "Your medicine, Peruna, Dc
Ieye to be the best medicine for catarrn
nm the market. have taken only SINAI
amount. and can see very beneficial re
snlts w. G. Yarnell, 23a2 Lincoln street
N. E., Washington, d. Z.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-26

A large attendance is promised for
the Saturday night hop at the Audi
torium.
Yesterday big car load of fine
holiday goods was received by the
Gourley- Plat Furniture Go.
A large number of young people
srent last evening bowling and the
party had most delightful time.
Miss Pearl Osborne entortains a
number of young ladies and gentle
men this evening at her home ON No.
Fifth street.
A large force has been at work for
the past three DAYS grading the
alley between the post office build.
ing and the Canon Block.
E. N. Case completed the sale OF
lots as, 20. 80. 81. and. 32 in block Z,
Cannon subdivision. this week. A
Mr.. Cox purchases the lots from Geo
W. Winters.
One Of the best repertoire compau-
les on the road will play at the
Park Opera house all next week. The
worth of the Mobiles Stock Co. is well
known to Grand Junction people.
There was no meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce directors last
night. A quorum was not present a:
many Of the members attended the
meeting of the city council.
The Colorado College foot hall
eleven spent an hour or two in thi.
city this morning. The boys were
enroute home from Salt Lake City
where they met defeat in contest
with the eleven of tho University of
Utah.
The Ernest Gamble Concert Com
papy will appear at the Auditorium
Friday. January 9Th. The attraction
has been here before and the program
was one of the best of its kind ever
heard here. The company will doubt.
less be heard by large audience.
At three O'Clock tomorrow after
noon free sacred concert will be
given at the Auditorium. A splendid
program has been and prepared and
cordial invitation to attend is ex-
tended 20 all. Instrumental aud
vocal music and an address by the
state secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A
will make MP the program. The con-
cert will be given under the auspices
CT the Y. NJ. @. @.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-26

Miss Anna Murphy of DeBeque
spent yesterday with friends in the
city.
Regular services tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the Baptist chruch.
Rev. Miller will preach.
Prof. Johnson, principal Of the
Collbran school, is in the city attend
ing the teachers association.
There were eighteen guests at the
Grand, thirteen at the Western and
seven at the LsCourt yesterday.
Miss de la Matyr the popular music
instructor, who is suffering from
pneumonia is some better today.
E. W. Jordan. former proprietor
of the Grand hotel held big auction
sale of furniture in this city today.
The Silver Trill Mandolin Club
met last night at the Methodist
church. The attendance was large.
Mrs. ]. S. Montague of 43l North
Third ST.. returned few days ago
from visit to relatives and friends
in the east.
]. S. Pennel and E. S. PenneD of
Milton Iowa are new arrivals in the
city and come with the intention of
looking over the valley.
The candy kitchen of Bacon Fer
bache Co. will be moved from its
present quarters on Fifth street to
more commodious quarters ON Main
st. on December LIST.
DIR A B. Rood, formerly of this
city. was an arrival last night. Mr..
Rood gave up splendid dentistry
practice here to take up the study of
mining at Golden. he is very pop
ular with Grand junction people.
Another large congregation heard
Rev. Pickett last night at the Chris.
tain church. The evangelist deliver
ed an able sermon. He is a man of
ability and magnetism and he has
made most favorable impression
on all who have heard him
The Grand Valley Canning company
is rapidly getting plans ready for the
erection of canning factory at New
Castle this winter. The building,
which is to cost in the neighborhood
of Sc, 800. will probably be started
before this first of the year. p. d
Ceagor, a practical Gamer from
Chicago has charge OF the work.
Glenwood Post.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-26

A. R. sampliner leaves tonight for
Denver ON business trip.
Auction sale of household goods at
oo5 White, Monday afternoon, Nov.
2sth at two o'clock.
Mrs. Bessie p. Cu5it has returned
from Ouray where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
The delinquent tax list is posted in
the window of the county treasurer's
office. 1t is quito lengthy.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing 6p. m. Sunday. Western Colo
RADIO. Fair tonight and Sunday.
st. Matthews Episcopal Church.
First Sunday in Advent. Morning
service at II p. IN. Evening service at
7 80.
Auction sale of household goods
will be held at 9o5 White avenue.
Monday, Nov. esth at two O'Clock in
the afternoon.
John D.. Reeder. of Palisade, was
in town transaoting business this af-
ternoon. Mr.. Reeder is cashier OF
Palisades prosperous banking institu-
ton.
NJ. Il. REILLY and family left ON
No. for Ell Paso, Texas, where they
expect to reside. Two of the boys
went overland with burros and have
just arrived at Ell Paso.
Mrs d. X. Torrance will leave this
evening for Denver to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. f. Dorsey. Mrs. Torrance
will also visit her husband in Glen
wood before returning home.
Mr., aud Mrs d. Thomas RAIDER
have Toved to the Highland Park
community, where they will reside
during 1.-THE winter SO that Mr.. RAIDER
can give his attention to his ranch.
Mrs. Price. the aged mother of
Postmaster Price. is very i'll at the
home of her son ON Colorado avenue.
She is suffering from pneumonia.
There is no improvement in her con-
dition today Mrs. Price is seventy
six years of age and is one of the old.
est inhabitants of the city.
The Fruita basket ball team and the
rooters. who accompanied them were
given reception by the local team
at the home of Miss Bessie DeI,onp
last evening. Refreshments were
served and after having good time
the contingent from Fruita left for
home about midnight.
| Sam Gourley today sold his neat
cottage home on White avenue to
Prof. e. e. Cole. principal of the
High school. Mr.. and Mrs. Gourlev
expect to leave the city next Thurs
day for Ell Paso, Texas and after re-.
naming there some weeks will 90 10
Phoenix. Ariz. Mr.. Gourley is clos
nR up his business matters and is no
longer actively employed in the fur
niture house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
EXPECT MUCH OF
CAPTAIN MCCARTHY
Friends Predict He Will be
Ricln1ond's Second A. NJ.
Kelley.

All the recent campaign talk concern.
ing the danger Of Captain Carlton NC.
Carthy's administration of tho office 0
Mayor TO the business interests or the
city is slowly but surely subsidins, ana
almost every one is now willing to con-
cede that he will make strong, conser-
vative officer. and will give the utmost
satisfaction to ALL
1t is certain that Captain Mccarthy
has the utmost confidence OF the business
interests of all lines. and his splendid
fight for better methods in the handing
OF the city's floating debt has marked
him ar; a man Of fine business judgment.
He has decided to hold his present posi-
ton of city accountant until he assumes
the office OF Mayor, as he Is poor man.
and is dependent upon his salary for the
support of his family.
He is a man much In the public eye
at this time. and is eagerly sought after
at the City Hall each day.
Captain Mccarthy expects. In accord
ance with his campaign promises, to
advise with citizens and members of the
Council as to his public policies, and
the general belief is that his public acts
will be for the prosperity and better
ment Of the public Of the city, without
regard 10 class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
MOSES GRAY WENT
TO THE GRAND JURY
David Garner Was Sent on Tor
Hitting Virginia Walker
Oh the Head.

Moses Gray was sent on to tue sran ~
.nrv Yesterday by Justice John. N .,'a
.,.harred with burglary, i'll entering VI.
,,nnr, az Mrs. c. W. Grady one nlsh' us
week rle was positively identltiea oS
airsl Grady. ,,. so-, NJ a
fellow. lilo attempted TO prove an a,'pt
mn It fell through. 50 tar as 'us'lto
,lrutnhfield was concerned. me at
1empt will again be made when me case
somes no in the Hastings Court.
John Monroe was dismissed OF tne
charre of selling liquor TO others than
members OF a social club. Inc Mann
INV Mas so complicated, as stated ~ me
Commonwcalth's attorney, that nothlns
more than d revocation of the ci1arter
could result on conviction in such a
, case. - ror
,wejve months as regular drunk.
Bill Stannartl was charged SIX months
for being n vae, 49,,
Louis Smith paid $40 for being disor-
derby in the presence Of female irleno;,
j. w. Sadler and Walter johnson palu
S1O each for beating women.
David Garner WAS sent on to the CRANE
fury on the charge OF FASTING Virginia
Walker on tho head with q blunt inatru
1nent. The cash was u big one, and NAT
20 be wed up by Dr.. Syclc.
$50 A few plain DRINKS were let OFT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
MANY COUNTIES
TO Be CANvAs s
Anti-saloon League VIII Soon
1nauguratc Active Campaign.
Rural Saloon Vanishing.

A great summer campaign has been
planned by the Anti-saloon League. Up
wards Of fifty counties or the State VIII
be reached by the leagues speakers.
over two hundred rallies and picnics VIII
be held In the various maglsterial DIS
trlots or The counties referred TO.
blireal of speakers has been Organized,
md I'm this organization there are nearly
one hundred or tho choicest men Of tho
Stntc-preachers, lawyers, educators, cue.
Almost every denomlnntlor ana shade OIL
political opinion Is represented In THIS
array OF workers. Among tie counties IN
which rallies and plcrics ana cohven'
tons will he held arc: CLARKE Charles
CITY. Chesterfield. Pittsylvnnia, Bedford.
Louisa, Greene, Rockbtidgc, Lee, Wise,
Wythc, Pulaski Giles. Craig. Allcghany,
Botetourt Nansemond, Mathews, Middle
sex. Gloucester The frs county convcn-
tion of the year has already been held,
viz: Accomac, on the 18th of April.
rev. Messrs West and Richardson have
snokcn Mt a number Of points ~ tile
state since the convention In January,
and effective work has been done. some
of the results appearing might DC mon
toned The saloons at onahcock nave
been closed. All the saloons In Nortfamp-
v,
have been closed. Powhatnn now has no
saloons The last three falling to secure
licenses Mt recent court. flnvanna
county now has no Saloons. No licenses
we're granted In ClnrksHillc. New Kent
county is now dry. Tho dry slde leads
nj present at Mt. Jackson with fair pros
meet OF n successful contest at the next
session Of the court. N the last ten days
especially. enthusiasm has greatly IN
creased in the sections visited ana
number OF local leagues are making
strenuous fights against the granting
Of licenses. Especially IN the rural DIS.
tricts is the saloon being closed. and
Interest in the movement IN towns IS
growing Especial mention has been made
of tho wise and effective work OF the
retiring superintendent. Dr.lG. r. Moore,
The present campaign has been largely
made possible by strong md enectiVe edl-
torial work. able sermons and addresses
and by the tact Of one exceedingly skill.
FIJI IN the use OF his forces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
Propertv Transfers.

Richmond George p. Lumsden to JOS
j. Ancell 90 feet on east side Meadow
street, 159 IA feet north of Hanover,
$500 :,
o. O. Nolting's executrix to John NJ
street. between Ninth and Tenth. 81 700
w L. Fleming and wife TO !. Ruch p
feet on north side Ross street, between
Governor ond Fourteenth. $3.50
Ida Lynch to Mary L. Cooke, 2nss feet
on Grace street, northwest corner LON
hardy, s2.l6070.
j. ". Gordon, special commissioner, to
est in "a feet on north side p. street, SO
feet east of 1'wenty-hrst street.
Henrco: Walter F. Ennes and wife 10
j. e. NIinson % feet or Thirty-tnIira
vendors lien for ESQ. $40
John B. Seelman's trustee TO Henrietta
Seelman. 81 fee. on north side Cedar
street $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
REPAIRING DAMAGE.
Main Street at Ninth Will in Ten
DAYS be in Good Shape.

After a week of hard work Contractor
Wilson. who has in charge the erection OF
the building now under way at the cor
ner of Ninth and Main Streets. has been
able successfully TO remedy the cave-in
which occurred there Just a week ago TO-
day.
The work has been accomplished by
building a barricade Of heavy tinbers on
the Main Street front This temporary
wall was run up just about twenty feet
from the embankment which caved, and
The worEncn were engaged Yesterday III
filling in behind it with earth.
Mr. Wilson stated Yesterday that ii
would be about ion DAYS before the street
would be intact and the cars running on
their regular tracks, He also said that
lie work was progressing nicely and that
Tie springs were still running, but these
were taken care of by drains, which Will
carry off the water.
The laying OF the iron work was COM
menced YESTERDAY, and the contractors
are making satisfactory progress with
this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
HONEY COM IL. BED.
How K: wConsumptionAfFfe
the Lungs---BioodW Wine
Makes Startling
Cures.

Do you know what All old, ragged
out life or elasticity That's nov
human lung appears when consumption
hasdonei ts deadly work. Yet this ter
rible disease is durable - If taken ~
time. Read the following typical case,
that Of Miss Louise Clements, 90 Alkel'
ST., Lowell, Mass:
Last winter ! caught cold which
settled On my lungs, aud lor Wees :
spring drew near, the cold wore OH, ~.
left tie with q raspng cough, when
caused me tie greatest alarm. Nothing
seemed to stop it; physicians told me
that / had developed consumption, ana
that they could do little for me except
to make my life easier, unless shouiu
go to another climate. Twas very weak
my skin fevcrish and my appetite noso'
lutely gone. A friend advised me TO w
\ Blood Vine and from the very 1lrst u
helped me. My strength came pack
slowly but surely. ! began to ENJOY my
food. life became worth living, ana
to-day am absolutely we'll"
Think Of titus little cold and
cough at first, and then, first thing you
know, the vampire grip Of tuberculosis
closed upon the victim: setter DC
warned and take Blood Wine as soon as
YOU find yourself with cold, cough, or
the 1east Bit run down and overtired.
For Constipation ask for our Liver Pills. 100
fcr25 cents.
Owens & Minor Drug Co, 1907 p. Main st.
CITY Drug Store. 14it H. Main st.
People Drug store, 5000 WliamsbnrE AZ e,,s
North Side Pharmacy, Flfth. and Baker. SITS
* East Pharmacy. 10th and Nenap" Sts.
Pine Street Pharmcay Cor Albemare ana
Z Pine SITS. s3Aa f5gsI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
FULTON NEWS.

The parors OF the Rev. David Hepburn, pas as
tor of the Fulton Baptist ChnrclL wore w w
sccne of quiet wedding yesteruny atter I
When Mr. Willie Green and Mts Mamie stcsa
enson We're united. Mr.. and Mrs. Green are
both web known In Fulton wnere thcy rcsiuN.
Mrs Matilda Goldsten. VINO mas pceit \, ~"
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. ~ lhocei,,
died Tuesday at her daughters residence on
Williamsburg Avenue, Mrs. Goldsteih ma" peei
iii FOR some time, and her death was not uncH-
pccted. Tho funeral took place YESTERDAY hi ,
noon from the residence OF her son.ih-Ia"'
D. kocen on williamsburg Avenue. Inc ser
vices were conducted Mt the buryins- grounh.
,rhe 'internent was made in the Jewish Gene
terry In East Richmond Mrs, Goidslein ~ snr-
vlved by three daughters, Mrs. LaVenson, airs
H. Pa ssananack and Mrs. d. kocell, ma Two
sons. Mnssrs j.. Cioldstcn and NJ Godsteln
Miss Mary Bowry, Of Williamsburg, Sh,
hng returned home after n Visit To ma lNev.
John w. Daugherty, pastor of the Apostolic
Church and his family,
Quoted daily at 3 o'clock at the Fulton Bap-
tist Church by Prof IT, w. Porter; Of faltl-
more Md, are continuing successfully Large
attendance Is enjoyed Al every mchhng ana
much n,crcs, IN the study Of the BlDlc Is
MI Mr., IS, j. Risncy, % Roanoke, VI, s. VS.,
iting the Rev. John w DanBhcrty. pastor OF
tho Apostolic Church,
Mrs Minnie Norman, OF Mddlesf% county
IA visiting friends and relatives IN fulton,
| What was once the Futon Bhptist church
| and which has been for several years inc
| junk shop OF Fulton. Is being torn down ny
| MIR John NJ Myers n contractor and builder 81
| fulton Mr.. Myers win begin tho erection Of
| two new dwellings on the site as soon ~ tn'
| debris Is cleared away one OF the dwelllnHi
| wiil be owned by Mrs Oscar Myers, and the
| other by Mrs Richard Truemhn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
INDEPENDENTS UNITE.
Halpin- Newcomb Tobacco GO.
Ioins tie Bland. Of Petersburg.

The Halpfn- Newcomb Tobacco Com
many of this city, and the Bland Tobacco
Company, of Petersburg, Va, have anal
gamated, and the business of Nboth con
Germs VIII hereafter be conducted uiioet
the name of the Bland lopacco soilipt.ny,
,rhe brands of the Halpin- Newcomp
Company viii be manufactured at the
Petersburg plant, but the local plant
will be continued for some time.
This consolidation was brouSht apout
by the fact that the principal business
OF both concerns was with the ne"
England market. and by Joining hahus
considerable saving could be e1lscleu.
The present officers Of both concerns
will continue as before the alnalsama-
tiOu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
; THOMAS Ryan: nccompanlst, Miss

snnr. t1''he Little Chinese From Over
mo Sea" hy seven girls.
solo. "a Bird lin Hand" BY Miss
'E solo give O'Clock in the Morning"
Wy Tie Ie'I recitations and solos of Mr.. Thomas
RYAN and Miss Stoiff were eXcellently
rendered. and were greeted with !, snGn y,
enthusiastic applause that they had 70
take the platform again
later tho Fulton Quartette. composeou
of Nlessrs. Albert Sanues. BENJAMIN
Philbatos. Ernest Whtlock ana liora ii,t
Ia'thnri,1r with several selections each
time time receiving storms of applause. =. ana nc,
We're forced to make more melody for the
i'' MIN credit is due the young, ladies
,vho composed the entertainment COM
mittec for their excellent treat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
To Care for Sick Babies.

II has been decided by the manage
ment of the Memorial Hospital that they
viii care for, free Of charge during the
noor families who cannot afford to bear
The expenses incurred by taking them TO
the hospital during the hot days of sum
mer They will take care Of any inlant
whose narents circumstances are sucn
that they cannot afford to pay the regular
charges. ma;
subject can receive same ny caiilhs d, a.
SHOW them through the children's ward
and receive any subscriptions that may
be given,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
ARCANUMITES MAY
BUY SPLENDID HALL
Five Councils Negotiating for
Old Building Of Beth Ahaba
Congregation.

The ROYAL Arcanumites of the city are
making an effort 10 buy the Synagogue
now used by The Beth Alabuil cpngre-
CATION. but which VIII nor be needed
when The handsome structure now being
erected in the West End Us completed,
els win club together and purchase The
Eleventh street structure.
Al the meeting Of Shockoc Council 10
night a report Will be received from his
Han Committee on this subject, ana DC
cisiNc action may result
REPRESENTATIVES OF the Grand Cohneil
VIII give AN interesting report OF lie pro'
ceedinga of that body. smother ienturt
OF to-night's meeting viii DO the ini,ia-
ton of a number Of applicants FOR mon,
bership among them colonei Barton u.
Grundy. Considerable unfinished business
will have TO be transacted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL.
Young Ladies OF Weddell-Memo'
rial ProYide Entertainment.

\ deii4i!tfp social and eptcrtainmont
ff5JE gIace Tuesday night IN The sunday
tssnoJi rooms nj tic Weddell Memorial
sgt4Sg0pal CIapcl. Tie occasion was given
lsittef tie auspices Of lie LADIES AuN-
1855 Egriclg 10 the member Of thc con-
s'ffSa'Iyss ana their friends
gM fgjlVHiuR pFoFfainm" VAS rendered
- q uipat pIrEiieHt Huiuprr;
Curing Song, Coming Ihrough me
Ave ~ = EltDEUa,
shgq aieses Goodman and Hnshell.
fEssn sH,i0, MlSf Sophie Gayle.
f4tf4tatttB "EasertdigiHR llcr sister >
fteg ~ Mr. Ida BiuwidJie.
F4sN5 E.5iss MlHa hFlltf Eicin
Mn sFeasagee frpn Tie Bible,H Mr..
IR0naF itTaa aaSi1tfd psi AlsrSfS sle"'
IN ard E3aneil
Etctta iipD ltaeEa M honh
fran
P4aG sy}a aieH Mamie Rice
Eoes, II But kHsw and a Dream.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
BANDAGED ARM.
Something New in Ways and
Means TO Rob Travellers on Rail.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.J
CHICAGO. I'LL. May 4.-fhe "chloror
form man." new sort Of criminal IS
under arrest at Davenport, Iowa. lie has
confessed to robbing passengers on the
Chicago and Rock Island trains
His weapon is bandaged arm "Hioh
held the odor OF the chloroform while
he, seated beside his intended victim In
train. held 1t up and vented the fumes
toward his face by means of a news
paper held in front OF him.
Twelve men have made complaint that
they have been robbed of all their money
while taking a nap on the train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
MAY QUEENS COURT.
What Promises to be Delightful
Entertainment be Given Soon.

On Nav goth and list, at, Beiylderc
Hall. the Queen Of May VIII nod l ,s1
snr;tcs me Queen of Flowers and the
queen Queen Of Fairies. with their nt,endant
trains, viii also grace the festival Win
their presence. Twelve gallant AMI, Sou VII
Form the Queens bodysuard. and anoth !,
csneciailv attractive feature will be the
march around the May pole pet,iormtie &c
bv Twelve we'll known and ATTRACTIVE
Refreshments will be served at the close Is,
of tbe Entertainment. which Is given by
the Circle OF Industry OF aentefn mar
Tho training of the children has peen
placed in competent hands and the result
PROMISES 10 be most satisfactory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
To Take Charge Of Blackstone
and Southern Railway Property.

Tn the United States District court yes,
terdav Judge Edmund Waddill named
4. B. Dickinson and Benham Morriss.;
tie first of this city and the latter OF
Blackstone. as receivers Of the Blackstone
taken in the cause of L. r. Watson. a
creditor. vs. the railway Watson being
represented by Attorney. Hanson, Wat-
son has claims against the railway COM
pany aggregatins about $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
kindergarten Club To-day.

The Mothers Club Of Bellevue Kinder
garten will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing this afternoon at O'Clock In the
kindergarten rooms. No. 2pI East Broad
These meetings do not continue through
the summer. and it Is hoped that the
members and those interested IN inns
organization will be present at this meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
The Theatres.

Last night at the Academy the hyp-
node subject put asleep Monday night
By Elmer Knowles, the lannon's hypnotisl,
was brought back from the land Of the
sleeping by q wave Of the hfud. me
subject has been In a comfortable bed
in the large show window or the Hub
Clothing Company night aud day, sleep
ing a deep and seemingly peaceful sleep;
A rather husky appetite was. about all
The after effects he felt
The work Of Mr.. Knowles and his beau
tiful wife still, continues 10 attract wide
spread attention. Their nightly perform
ances at the ACADEMY are drawing large
audiences which seem TO be deeply IN
tcroscd ali the time Many of the cN-
pcriments produce unusually comical re-
suits. and lie house is kept IN foal
Of laughter curing all of the time oil iiit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
British Cotton Association.

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, May THE executive or inc
British Cotton Growing Association TO
dnv decided to apply for royal charter
tThe capital Of the concern will be So 600
in shares of So each. No profits will be
divided during tho first seven years.