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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-29

cionales Sc debe 4 la construction de
acorazados, cruceros, c~anoneros, tor
pedos V submarines.
Que la politica e~xpansionista sale
cara, Sc prueba camparando los gas
tos de ocho amos de guerra 6 i~nterven-
diones bajo los presidcntes Mac Kim
lev v Roosevelt hasta ell 80 de JUNO
de 1905, con ocho &hos de paz, orden
V progreso industrial bajo las presi-
dencias de Arthur y Cleveland antes
de Ia guerra con Espana.
Y por dltimo, los n1meros prueban
que los contribuyentes americanos &C
tualmente pagan mas de 200. 00O, 600
al ano como pena por habsr
do la conquista y possession de las Is
las Filipinas Y Puerto Rico y ell es-
fuerzo para g%obernar ambos pueblos
bajo IN regimen impartial sin SD con
sentimientC.
La polftica no nos impedira ha-
blair del amor, sobre TODD del amor
passion, del amor sacrifcio, del amor
abnegaci6n cuando llega hasta la SUI
blime ceguedad una hermosa muler de
Filadelfa que responde por ell nombre
de Eva Lyons, la cual ha desahadO
todaslas probabilid AIDES de contagiar-
Sc de La viruela, Sc uni6 ell microbes
dltimo en- matrimonio con ell ioyen Ere
derrick Mehren, que Sc halla g~ravemen-
tie enfermo de la terrible epidemic en-
ell hospital municipal de aquella ciu-
dad.
Ha sido uno de los matrimonios
mas notables de que Sc tiene noticia.
A cuatro millas de distancia del hos
pital destinado & varaliosos, ell ma
gistrado Mr.. Mecleary hablaba por ell
telefono que habfa de estrechar ell Ia
20 nupcial, mientras la nOvia Sc ha.
llaba sentada & la cabecera del novio.
Cuando Mrs. Lyons entro en- ell
hospital la mahana del dfa menciona-l
do, 81 doctor Roger trato de disuadir.
la de celebrar la boda.
A 10 cual lie contesto Ia joven:
He dado & csc hombre mi pensa-
miento y mi coraz6n, y me casar6 con
81 aunque tenga el convencimiento de
MORN.
La desposada es ahora una dete-
nida iunto con su afigido esposo.
Hubo difcultad en- buscar un sa-
cerdote, pero al fin Sc halo uno que
ofciase tambien por telefono como ell
magistrate.
Cuando Sc lego al punto de amor
y protection, ell magistrate pregunt6 al
novio;
-dJurais atender & vuestra espo-
sa en- estado de salud 6 de enferme-
dad?
Y Ell enfermo, CAST moribundo, re-
piti6 con voz CAST espiraute;
i Siempre!
Mrs. Lyons contest6 por ST misma,
en- tono frme, y no obstante las posi-
bilidades de que su accion Sc vea re-
compensate con la muerte, no expreso
terror nj espanto alguno.
Consumada la ceremonial, la no.
via do I'm apasionado beso al adora-
do de su alma, y partio enseguida q
someterse 4 una fumigacion. Perma-
necera en- ell hospital durante ounce
dias, y 81 DO Sc revelan indicaciones
de ~viruelas durante ESQ tempo, Sc la
pondra en- libertad. Los m6dicos del
hospital han perdido toda esperan1a
de que Ell enfermo pueda salvarse,
mo podemos decir en- vista de e3-
tie y otros hechos que 10 sublime esta
ligado por hilos invisibles & nuestra
vida cotidiana?
iA1n hay amantes en- ell mundo,
EULOGIO HORTA.
New York, y de Octubre de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-29
BAQUERO Y GANDARA
0FRECEN:

Alambre de p6as, rollos de 90
libras, rollo.................. $3.50
Cramps en- barriles de 90 II
bras, barril. $500
Zinc liso para Zorro de 6x3 P,
intal........ "a. so
Cenento Dragon en- brls; barril s.. 80
Puntas Paris, saias de 90 libras
tamahos de ., 2 y medic, ,,
y 8 pulgadas gruesas y fnas,
caIas............ ........s.. 81. 40
aiz del pals en- medios saces, q $3.50
Mani superior On sacos; quintal IS. 90
San Justo Is y Is San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-29
WENCESLAO BOSCH
AVOCADO

Ha trasladado su despacho 4 la
calle de <Tetuan, n1mero IS, altos
del SBanco Territorial yAgncola .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-29
10 que Sc dice

Su cinturon me ha curado de la
Debilidad, del Varicocela y de la en-
fermedad de Nervios, por la cura de
las cuales hab1a en- vano consultadO
IN gran numero de m6dicos, hasta
Greer mis- Intermediates incurables.
Por fin la Providencia me mando su
cinturon electrico, con cuyo uso obtu-
We la curacion.-Jose Cdmpra, Ciudad
de Mexico.
Cumpliremos con 10 que decimos.
Cortad este aviso, mandadnoslo con
su nombrs, direction y 81 americana
por gastos de trasporte, y mandare-
mos & ". ell cintur6n electrico xCrown.9
Direction.
Crown Electro Medical Co.
v 1908 Beard Building,
New York. F.. y. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
CLASH WITH PRESIDENT.
General Manager G. Z. Barton,
of S. and C. Road, Displaced.

~ Especial to The Timer: Dispatch)
\ SUFFOLK,sssVA VA, December 2l.--As a
result Of IA clash between President VIII
liam II. Bosley, OF the Suffolk and Caro-
lima Railroad, whose home Is in Balti-s
more. and General Manager George l..
Barton. OF Suffolk. the latter has re-
ceyed official notice that he Is retired
from the position. His displacement was
the result OF a meeting OF the board OF
directors. all Ct whom live in Baltimore.
Late General Manager Barton. in an
Interview, said tonight that the strained
relations between himself and President
Bosley had their inception several months
ngo, and for some time 1t had been evl-:
dent that a crisis was imminent Their
official differences were IS to the policies
OF administration, as we'll as the methods
OF management. Mr.. Barton said 1t had
& come to a point where either the prcs!-i
dent or himself must be displaced. and In
tho consequent fight before the board,
tho president won out.
Mr. Barton said he was deliberate In the
firm stand he took and knew OF its pos
sble consequences. His retirement from,
& the railroad means also his displacement
ms general manager OF the Gay Manufac-
turing Company Mr. Barton has been
general manager OF the railroad for nine
years. during which time its gauge has
been widened and extensions made to
Edenton and Elizabeth City. N. G.
" The percentage Of operating expenses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
and Mr.. Thomas B. Davis, also Of this

and Mr.. Thomas B. Davis, also OF this
county. The church had been tastefully
decorated for the occasion and quite a
large crowd, including many friends Of
the bride and groom from a distance.
gathered in the church to witness the
Interesting event. The bride and groom
and their attendants marched into the
church to the soft music OF the wedding
SmaSch rendered by Miss Lillian Ware.
niece o, the bride. The attendants were
Miss Ora Fill, sister OF the bride maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Clinton Davis, brother
OF the groom. best man; Misses Nellie
Campbell. Bessie Niassie, Matte Tyree;
sVixella Cunningham. and AIessrs. Wv.
Hill Forest cambridge, Brent fsandridge
and Marvin Davis. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ". 4 3. Moore, pastor
Of the Mt Please Mt circuit a delight
full reception was given the wedding
party last night by Mr. James L. Davis
father OF the groom, at his home near
swann's. The groom is prosperous
young farmer Of this county. and the
bride is one OF the most popular young
ladies OF the cambridge neig hborhtood1.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
SECOND SATCHE[
IS now ] MISSING / J 5 | ! !
5 Supposed to Contain Valuables
Belonging to Chadwick
Woman.
DANLeY SAID TO HAVE IT
Woman Will Not be Summoned
Again Before Bankruptcy
Court.
thy Associated press3

6 Try Associated Press3
tCI,EvELAND. o., December H.-Still
another satched. one thought by Re-
ceiver Nathan Loeser to contain va1ua
abes belonging to Mrs. Chadwick, was
to-day found to be missing.
This developed inSa short examination
OF Mrs Mary Londravile, Mrs Chad
swick's former housekeeper, held before
Referee in Bankruptcy Remington. The
discovery Is in addition to the missing
trunk and grip that disappeared from,
the Holland House. in New York. the
day before Mrs. Chadwick was arrested.
Mrs. Londraville told OF accompanying
Mrs. Chadwick to the Hollendcn Hotel
here, at the latter's request. and Of
taking two satchels Into room. Asked
as to what had become OF the satchels,
the witness replied: d
II was instructed to give the large one
to .. L. Pine, OF this city. l called him
n by telephone, and told him about IT. and
asked him to come for 1t. He arrived af-
ter Mrs. Chadwick had left for New = orls
and / gave It to him"
y. The satchel. she said, contained letters
and papers She did not know what hao
become OF the other satchel.
n Mr.. Pine admitted that he secured the
$satchel, and kept 1t until Emil Hoover.
Mrs. c hadwick's son, called for IT last 8
Sunday night. Emil told him that his
mothers attorney. ]. P Dawley, wa want: nted
it. He said he wa s not curious as u 10
what the satchel contained, but thought
there were papers III T. Receiver L Ices: ser
said he would ask the attorney TO ten
~, hea
was then continued until Friday morn
ing. & q.
& s Receiver Loeser said to-day It was VA 4, not
likely that Mrs. Chadwick would again Al,
be summoned before the banklrluptcy
court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
DEATH OF T. H. TAYLOR.
Took Dose Of Strychnine BY Mis-
take After Wife's Death.

WELDON, N. CT Dec. 21.---N1r. F. y.
Springs tuesday morning His wife. Mrs.
A ailje Taylor, died on tho It and Mr.
Taylor, his great sorrow, took a dose
Of 'strychnine BY mistake. The best Of
4 medical attention has been at his bedside
since and It was believed that he was
recovering, when pneumonia set in and
the end came AsSJej
Mr.. Taylor came to North Carolina from
Mecklenburg county Va. He was q lead :.
err in politics and represented & Halifax
in 1893 He married Miss Halle Perkins.
daughter Of the late DR.. w: NJ. Perkins,
one OF the leading and wealthiest physl,
been in feeble health for quite along
time, and spent great portion OF her
time In Richmond, Va, under treatment
51nanent8 cure for her disease, and the best
that could be done was Is, to build her.up
left, doubly bereaved In the loss OF father
and mother5in two weeks time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Calyert-Smith.
fsnncial q tn Tha TlmNs- plspatcllll

Especial 70 The Times Y 7 P 2na q !, 80
* Aia = snit ana Mr.. George II. Calvert
arrsd ae raes s aMnt miss Ma ars
onniand m Grove Street, this sci ty:- me
ceremony was performed by Rev. Il, i ,,13nte
siler,. only relatives ana q q teW '''A4'''ase
niece. Miss Eizaheth g Atleef t tne
New 'Aiarkct va. form visit to Mr. Cal,
vert's family. after which the hpney mn s,,.
York. and other Northern cities, 4,
Miss ,ela a vo7,n pro po''9an
Of ronsderablo musical talent and very
popular society Of ths ,o eltHis Ut
erm Union aTelesraIlh Office we'll known
In business and frategnal circles, I !; q
IA brother ofaMr: John Calvert; asslst IA
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Western Union Tel
egsaph Company. With headquar'tt'ea at
R,s;hmondd VA ~ yart III, 4, j Il Y their
future home in AsheVllle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
MANUAL i ia, BLOCK SYSTEM s.
Southern to Have Telegraph Ope-i
i1rator Every Three Or -Four Miles lies
SLUG NO. EIGHT

Is sIsi9 uRt; VA, Dec 3i.-The South
ern Railway has Just extended the man s
nal block over The Da Tyes the
nnmnn ny n telegraph Office On the average
Of overs every; three and a hat miles from ron
Washington e spepSs e, I G i df w yhs
.a.G I.a ~ thaf tia system is to be ex
t fendpea as e soon rs possible to Atlanta.
"a This service viii cost the company
many thousands Of dollars an y, ana
i,al bloek system than any other railway
in tie United States,
Tie southern has determined I 70 con q
Ii,,rt,s and the bridge over the Staunton
river. The idea OF this Is to- obvlate
many curves and grades. Z The Improve p y,
ment will cost nDomt Sgo IN xnd 1 ~ Ws
.Lf:ynchburg and panYille. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
RADICAL REDUCTIONS.
Virginia Cities Interested in New
Schedules for Atlanta.
Especial to Tho ,TlmeSs,'Dlspatch)

lSDnCl0l -
!, NORFOLK, VA, Dec. =, *. business N,
.terests in Norfolk arc deeply concerned
n, know whether or not the radical leduc
lion; in interstate relSht rates to Atlanta
from POINTS East and West, Just granted
sby1s the railroads leading INTO. y tlanta,t
Will be effective from Virginia, cltl me
chamber of Commerce has taken UP the
mfatter, If, onjuIction with the Richmond
Cha mber of Commerce, With view OF
determinine whether or. not the customary
rule Of including rginia points IN, freight
reductions from East and West Wall apply
in this instance. !,
Secretary w. II, Lumsden y handling
fthe situation for the Chamber Of COM
merce here. Several days ago he sent g
latter tb the traffic managers OF three
railroads asking for information ms to
the scope OF tho reductions that have been
secured by Atlanta, Only one RESPONSE
has been roc eved. and that Is decidedly
Unsatisfactory, hrowng no light whatever
time in determining Norfolk's status, Mr.
Lums dens this morning had a long dis
3tance telephone COM versatile on With Mr.
10. s.. Goodmnn, ma mayer OF tho IRA file
bureau 8of the Richmond ChanlbQ Of
Commerce, arranging q conference IN
Richmond on Friday. ~
n is u matter IN which every d RIB
suting cty9ln Virginia lis Wit lily Int crest cd.
the Reductions that the Councils OF Att.
'ianta succeeded In inducing the railroads
10 offer being by far tho most radical that
have heen placed In effect in many years.
Heretofore Virginia distributing points
have prollted by freight reductions grant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
BACK TO HIS SIN.
Winchester Sells ThirtY-eight
Thousand of Redemption Bonds.

Especial to The Tines ispa tch.)
WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. q. City re-
fdemption bonds amounting TO s3S, OO0,.
bearing -four per cent. interest t. We're
bought to-days 33 900 BY! the Farmers
and Merchants National Bank of Win
chester, and Baker. Watts & Company,
Of Baltimore, Jointly. and $4,000 blythe
total premium being 1929. The bonds
formerly bore five; per cent. interest
&'Chippie" Norris. a young white man
who recently left the Virginia penitenti-.
airy, after serving term for stealing
harness, was arrested at his home q T
Boyce, Clarke county, this morning on
the charge OF robbing the store &of r.
Powell Page. n prominent and wealthy
merchant at that place. Norris Is sail
TO have smashed aaWindow and walked
of with shoes and clothing He cut ms
hand and blood spots were traced from
the store TO his house. He was taken
To the Bcrryvlle jail tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
VIRGIN. ! ]. \.
BR I.E {: s:
=, =, y, ), J. ,,sn o+ ct I,

81 IS (special Is The Times ID spatch.o
5,RRIs,rOL 81. 81 "a, Dec. 2l.--The Bristol
Iron Furnace went into b,as Mohaa ad nv ~
this week the IRE having neen hg giece of
Genera \ Manager Newton. of thealw,r,,r va
gnia Iron. Coal and Coke CoInpa "a y = ,,is
first run Of IRON was made o.day y. lS ms
furna &c will yield ca silly an n average -
$50 Ia tons. ofiplg iron daily. !, {, =.
~ HATFiAM, VAT turkeys are selling az
twelve "a half cents per pouna g5 q ~
nm1ser wh hhSe stmnates the
&c ctsHINcoTEAGUE, yA-Mr K (; J. , JeIS;
ter cont .erect ing ,bis 1nvs{er
.shucking establishment IN the near lt1 IL
LYNGaguRg Ths SI1Tr1r ch aiie
tan ma azine, under the editorship OF
Miss MIS- Georgia Tillman smead author !, q I
Beneath Virginia Skies Will II or maKs
.a lpmP@NTVA 1hsfe B 1S9ise
Mars III Gross, an aged and prominent
4 farmer, fell In his va I'd last WednesG5a ay
and broke his leg Dr. Prlce satlehueu
Sh 1ilNisWPoRTs NEWS, I'm the Police
Court to-day torney A. .t y =
ts g1aada yyaaghan charged
WITH crimnaily nksa ulting little FLORENCE {;
Roberts. The tsoners Is held for,rtnse
grand ana a a. sPecin, s Ease
$Vnggh p was recently acqultted, In the
Corporation Court on g 4 1t l.5
was at once rearres ted s- 2, 81.
WIN; ~ CHESTER, VA ~ ohn~D. hrom-
bling, q well known resident Of Berry Z, y,
yilie Clarke county lies desperattety a /, ~ y
at ahis home there as the resill 81 D Pc
struck in the head With q brick py. KEN
Carlisle. a youth, with whom he had an an
alteration Sheriff smallwo ca ptfuftSS ,a
Carlisle this morning at the nome OF me
Young nar's sister, Mrs. Russ Johnlssso
near BerIyYille q tg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
s.'T,:II::D-,,EWATER SURVEY,
Corps Of Engineers at Work in.
& Campbell County. n

9 - fSpecial TO The. 5Times-DIsbHtcHo: 800 q.
RROoKNEAI4, Y a., December 21.--A g..
engineering forco Of the TidewaterS Rail-
wnv. Company arrived here last night and and
4 re- expected to go to work at once one near
Mr.sW. a.. Mays, Of Gladys, Va, has
,r,ovcd his family here, and is placing
d stock Of general merchandise l'Lt's
Every dwelling at the place rs now en- y,
gagged and others desired.
No tobacco will be sold here TINS year
after to-day !, Y, &,
Tho warehouses VIII DC, open 9 Z - sam
after the Mondays.
The condition OF inc roans ms ste..t.S
.interfered With travelling, the Ice rem
dering thcn dangerous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
A COCAINE 5VENDER.
Jandes Faulkner Under Arrest tor.
Selling the Drug to Boys.

I,YNcHBURG.s VA, December a.
James Faulkner. OF this city, has been
arrested on the charge Of selling cocaine cain
q minors, and the arrest has developed
the fact that a large number of youths youths
ranging in age from ten to twenty years
nave become addicted to the use Of the
drug through the business alleged 20 he
conducted by Faulkner: Eighteen nave ma
been summoned rs witnesses IN the ne case So
in tho Police Court Friday mo I rnin s
Faulkner is charged WltllRt pu J,
cocaine in Who'll sale lotss ana ulsp2s. w,
If ii 10 his youthful customers in len .t
cent doses NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
.MOURNED As.DEAD,
IS MUCH Alive
Negro Preacher Greets Those
Who Came to Receive
His Corps.
WOMAN HELPS TO ROB A MAN
Assists d Man III Holding Him
81. While Another Einptics
His Pockets.
Especial 10 The 1'imes-Dispatch.)

Nv Especial to The 3I'imes-IJispa tch.) 325
PETERSBURG. VA, December 2l.---
Norman Digger, the Pocaiontas colored
preacher, supposed to have been drowned
lii James River several days ago, but
Point yesterday evening on The steamer
Poca1hontas to DO greeted at the pier by
Ills wife and party OF mourning friends,
gathered to attend the funeral, which
was joyfully and indefinitely postponed.
QUICKLY CAPTURED.
Within an hours time Chief OF Police
Ragland and Oiilcers George and Cole
man captured Waverly Manson and AL
bert Hicks, Two negro thieves, who, as
sisted by a negro woman held UP and
robbed Robert Rainey on Harrison Street.
about O'Clock last night. Mr.. Rainey's
watch and chain and pocket-book we're
Z at once recovered. The negroes followed
their intended victim FOR some distance;
then Hicks and the woman seized and
held him, while Manson ritled his pock-
Z cts. Rainey at once went to Captain
highlands home and reported the robbery
with the promptcst and most SUCCESSFUL,
results. Hicks and Manson were caught
( IN different places down town; the woiila.l
has not yet been arrested. Ia, the Mayors
Identified by Mr.. Rainey. but each avowed
A lis own innocence and accused the other,
+ both, however, denying knowledge OF the
woman. They were sen II on to the Hust-
5ings Court. a. az "a 81. 55 n
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The stockholders OF the Upper Apo
&mattox Company have elected Augustus
Wright. OF this city. president, and VIII
liam Northrop. Of Richmond, secretary
|, directors, Augustus Wright aud Russell
Wallace. OF Petersburg: William North
rop. r. s!tterding and J. G. Easley, OF
Richmond. s
"A three per cent. dividend from the
earnings Of the past 81 months has been.
declared by the directors OF the Peters,
burg Telephone Company. NJ
Sales at the tobacco warehouses here
continue very large, and great quantities
OF tobacco arc being brought to Peters
burg. fss II
The public schools In this city will close
! next Friday, and reopen on anuary Sd. n
Three weddings, at two of which the
groom was Richmond man, took place
q WEDDINGS.
Miss Elizabeth Bowie Pollard and Mr..
H. Wilson Lucke, OF Richmond, were
married this evening the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john s..
Pollard. Miss Lucy Patterson Pollard was
maid OF honor. Mr.9and Mrs. Lucke went
40 the North on their tour ,ss
Miss Maud Estelle Piercy and Mr. Car
Bric Franklin Dobson were married this
evening Mt the home OF the bride mother.
Mrs Laura Picrcy. Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson
VIII reside In Richmond.
81 Miss Mary z. Epperson and Mr.. Marion
Bankenship were married this morning
at o o. clock at the parsonage OF the ut
trick Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
4 H. w Guycr performing the ceremony.
The wedding was o very attractive one.
and was Witnessed by large number Of
friends OF the bridal couple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Johnson ..- Christian:
srsc,a, q The rImes-Dispatch.

\ AMHERST, A., Dec. q ~ este rdEa7y
morning at eleven q clock at the home n q
Pleasant Church, in this county. n pretty
home wed ding took place, when his
daughter, Miss Lucy Christian. became
the brid e OF Mr.. WI liam Elmer Johnson:
John ". Martin OF Gidsville. Miss Nora
Ware played the wedding march. The
attendants were Miss Willie Christian ! g !.
Dora johnson, Hattie Carpente Lois
Watts. Leila White. Afessrs. Charles !; ,Yil-
,liams. Arthur Watts. RAIDER Williams,
RAYMOND Smith and w. r. Burke This
afternoon the party attended the illl-
Davis marriage at Mount Moriah Church,
and were given reception by Mr. and
Mrs J II. Burks. The groom IS me son
of Mr.. w. "A j ohnson. t55$sS5 q Sa{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
ed Eastern and western points, and there
is apparently every reason why the con,
cessslons that have just been made Should
CENTURY CLUB.
Mr. Simpsons. Plan for Aiding
Mr.. Wiley More Fully Explained
Tile Century Club Ia now explained In

Nj. Simpsons. Plan for Aiding
Mr.. Wiley More Fully Explained
Tile Century Club is now explained In
more detail.
The following are remarks printed at
head of subscription list:
NINETEENTH STREET MISSION
CLUB.
Object to secure 100 men who will
promise to give Rev Mr. Wiley 81
three installments of 81. payable between
list and 10th OF January, February and
March, 1906. This fund to be used in
relieving distress among the poor OF this
city.
Without little time given to 1t the or
ganizer secured twelve out Of iflfteenanen
solicited. 1t being thought best to sub
divide the work among captains, each
to secure at least.ten names.
One gentleman has organized the JEFF
ferson Hotel Company" OF ten, and two
ten names each.
The public Is requested by the pro-
n1oters to help this charitable object, and
Mr.. E. s. Simpson will be pleased to take
the name and address at hone o24 or let
Fters may be addressed to him, p. O. Box,
No. 563.
1t is also desired that various parties
taking the task OF securing ten names
each, or that an entire Century Club.
be organized among the railroad em-
ployes or among men in various occupa-
tons, such as bank employees.
It Is hoped there will be a prompt re-
spouse to this call. and that but a short
time will elapse before the list or lists
are completed.
Mr. Wiley will be pleased to discuss
the plans with any one desiring to take
up the work and organize sections OF ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Gravely-Lipscomb.

773479.7 Especial to The -Dlspatch.) E875
& DANVILLE, VA, Dec. 21.-Mr, Tired
way Gravsly and Miss NJ lay ethel Lips
Comb were married at the First Baptist
Church here this evening. Rev. u. G.
Hicks .off1ciated. Mr.. c. Bruce sGuerrant
and Miss Annie Hoge We're married at
Pelham, N n. c., to-day and returned to
this city. in time for Mr. Guerrant to ap-
pear as best man at the Gravely-Lips-
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Fewer Gallons;$ Wears Longer means
that you don't have to paint yourlsshous
so often and you don't have to- use so
much paint. Costs less for the Job and
YOU don't have to do Tie job so$often.iiiiss!g
he b,E a,s selling pant n Inc United
States, and The firm that ma kes II Is 1ss
years old. MI
DeYoe lead and zInc-f fewer .allons
than mixed paints, wears Twice as long
as ,eud and OH. &, 33