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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-22
Chi Yodo Docked,

The armored cruiser Chi Yoda has been
locked at Sasebo and cleaned She had
been in the water for months and her
bottom was so foul that her speed was
impaired. The battleship shiSishimi
which was injured on the eve of war,
was repaired in time to participate In
Admiral Togo's attack on Port Arthur.
On February 9 she was returning to
sasebo after the naval maneuvers and
while changing her berth struck bottom.
Her accident was first regarded as seri-
Gus and II was thought that Japan would
have to defer war until the Shikishimi
had been repaired, owing to the then
evenly balanced strength of Japan and
Russia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-22

gers who travel on scalpeis' tickets, as
1t is impossible, it is claimed, for them
to use tickets unless they commit the
crime known to the law as false imperson-
alton. which is felony and is a peni-
Tertiary offense.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-22
Damage Was Slight.


When locked 1t was found that the
damage to the Shikishimi was slight and
repairs were effected in few days. The
accident was kept secret and few were in ,
formed of 1t. 1t was generally thought
that the Shlkishim was still locked at
Sasebo and unable to participate in the
attack on Port Arthur. Adimaral Togos
men were eager to fight, and the men Of
the torpedo squadron who were sent to
reconnoiter at Dalny on the night of Feb
ruary 8, were bitterly disappointed that
they almost have demanded of Admiral
Togo that he permit them engage the
enemy at the next opportunity.
VIII Soon be Ready.
Capt. Takenuchi, a former naval at
tache at Paris, has been appointed to
command the Nisshin and Captain DIN
ouyu, late chief of staff of the Kure
navy yard, has been appointed to the
command of Kasaga. the two cruisers
which were purchased from the Argen-
tine republic. The Kasaga has gone to
Kure to outfit. She will be ready for
sea in two weeks The Nisshin is outfit
ting at Yokohama, and will be ready in
three weeks.
The Russian Vladivostock squadron was
reported today on the west coast OF
the island of Hokl1ido, attempting to
cut the cables The navy department.,
however, discredits the reports, and be-
lieves the squadron Is still at Vladivo-
stock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-22

The earnings of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad for the second week
in February amounted to s747, 400 against
500 800 for the same period last year. The
earnings of the road from July l until
February IA amounted to $2S, 4OS,9S2 against
$21, 955, 675 one year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-22

President Leeds of the Rock Island
system will probably visit Birmingham
shortly. He left st. Louis Saturday for
a trip over the Choctaw and will go to
Memphis, thence to other points in the
south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
TOOK THE MONEY
AND RODE Avn A 4. !
Dr.. Murrcll's Horse and Buggy
Found i'll all Open
Field.

There seems to have been close con-
uection between tic robiiny Of Mr.. u. d..
Quarlcc's house, Oh South Third street.
Wednesday night, and the theft Of lor
Thomas ". Murrelrs horse and buggy
from IN front Of his Office on South l'llst
street al the same hour.
The burglar ran.sacked the bureaus IN
3lhc Quurles house, securing jewclry ana
money. IIa was 50 close pressed BY some
ono in tho house that he dropped n sh tcliei
containing money inside tho front door,
A man was seen running up the street
IN tho direction of First, and about me
s,,,.,e limo Pr. M,lrrell's buggy was driven
srapldlr away, and was. q little later recos-
iilzrd EljS another doctor GOING up FRANK
AIN Street alton speed. =,
DIR Muircll, who was BUSY IN his once,
lrrt ,non after for Lynchburg with II sick
patient, ana believed his horse had beer,
,:t,,,,,,cd to lhc stable. he was informed
bv n friend IN Petersburg OF his loss,
w:hcn, on lila return 10 Richmond, the
horse ana ,usgy we've found IL an
opc,l ,icll III tic western suburbs Scstcl'.
day afternoon, both Showing slghs ol
having seen hard service,
RD,. Wllllcr recognized the team itild
'nhoucdt 10 l)r, Murrcll.
Several times recently doctors Dugsles
have Il,ec,, driven away IN. this manner
ana 0ia of them was found three DAYS
la,sr loose In the road many miles lr' the
country HEt,3. t.3H t 9asgi ast,tS a.F '#EgtN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
A LITTLE DENMARK.
Seven Danes. Tired OF North
west. Want 10 Come Hero

party Of seven Danes called l,pon
Gcnmisaloncr Kolnrr Yesterday. seeking
Information ln,resard 70 Virginia. All Or
'hcn and settled IN Wisconsin upon arr
rival from tllcir native land but they
t,?2nn1 nc wintfrs TOO severe Il, tiie great
Northwest, and decided that year 10 10
cate In q encl!on III which they would
md g. warmer climate Tho party war
chrltlopl, Of Wapkcsra. Ifrcd 4, Mep-
lam. 81. Fort Atklnsoi; C;enttsl Ianson.
Of Hhftland. Route No. - kol, iiunson,
Of Q, pewap1ksse' Inpte NJ =; :. g Bed.
i. W. ByrHts, or Milwaukee.
commiamoncr Eo,ncr gaye The partY u
hornn-aetkerr fulI information IN regard
10 the climate and rcsoreca ~ thIH State.
ana nc Da'!fs ~sfH very much Impressed
Win the hdVdutuats when Virginia of-
fnrcd them The eptamlaainner cOrd'tctGd
she party through the museum, ard
ghowed them ihe yarlOpr specimens ~
fruits. grains. ntg.. On dispIay ii,rrn, Hc
Ion wont WIN thom ~ Tic laboratory ~
the department. and allowed them 10 IN.
epect the work being carried On there
and explained 10 thmh wlml The depart !.
incnt ~pk doing for the farmers III lhis
stale The parry left Yesterday on u tour
OF inspection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
WAS KILLED
BY The CAR
Tile Coroner's Jury Clears Up
Mystery Of Mr.. Caldcr's
Death.
NEGROES SAW THE THE BODY
These Throw Considerable Light
Oh the Tragedy-Didn't
Wash the Car.

1--WE tho Jury, find that james Calder
came to his death Oh October Both, somo
time between tho hours or $3.50 r. M. and
midnight, ana tautfh death was duo TO
severe injuries to his head aid brain,
caused by being struck by a cnr running
on tho Wes,hampton line Of tho Passen-
ser and Power Company"
That was tic verdict OF the coroner's
jury III the hearings on the death Of MI
James Calder
This verdict was reached after most
thorough aud searching inquiry by coro-
ner Deas. t
rho inquest began Wednesday afternoon
ana closed Yesterday evening. Among
The witnesses examined yesterday were
three coored people, who saw tho body
before IL O clock on Sunday night, as II
lay beside the street car track, before
tho Northampton cars stoppcd running.
These colored people were addison
Lcwis Mary $Mnloney and Mary Quarlcs,
They stated they were returning home
from prayer meeting Sunday night about
beside tho tracks. They thought 1t q
drunken, man, and passed on without In.
vestigating.
Others who testified at the hearing yes
tcrdny were employees Of tho company,
who swore that tho car that ran on the
Westla,npton limo the fatefu night had
not been washed or cleaned in any way.
Others stated that they had examined the.
cur. and found no marks, and Julian En-.
bank, IN Inspector, took three trips on
tho chr that night, and did not see the the
body
rho jury considered the testimony about
thalf III hour, and then brought IN the
verdict .S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
GREAT GATHERING
IN ROWAN COUNTY
Hon. K. 8. Glenn Addresses a
Great Concorrsc at a
Barbecue.

< j. Z = Z E
..Ihe chief purpose of the state Demo
cratic campaign management this year is
10 get out tho vote said n gentleman
at headquarters YESTERDAY. II tins can
he done there is no fear that the large
majority of 1t VII! no. be for the Demo-
cratic candidates Ihs speaking and tho
1t is expected that IL fairly large vote
will be rollcd.
.I'bis is tho first presidential election
since the electorate was reduced. and
some falling of is lsnticpated in the
vote cast, compared with former cleo
1he Republican vote, however. owing to
the large humber of negroes who failed
10 register.
'Thc largest vote on record in Virginia
3n 1896, when Bryan received 154.19. and and
Mckinley 1895 . '9,al.Pf 2son. o. IN icy.
son, 1926; total, .7sS3}a. In la0l, when
MontaEuc and Hogr were candidates TOT
Governor Montague received hnt LES '
election was had before the electorate
was reduced 1t Is expected that the
vote this year will equal that OF lS9l;
DESPITE The reduced electorate but VIII
THE result of the election in this State
4 1g awaited with peculiar interest, being
the first real .rest OF the extent TO which
The electorate has been curtailed by the
operation OF the new suffrage plan. IT Is
MOI expected that there Will be any great
falling off in the Democratic vote, many
of those who failed to register being men
who did not often vote when they were
on the rolls ms voters. 4 presidential
election always brings out The lulitsi
Republican vote, and The flgures WIZ
show TO What extent this vote has been
setlurCI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
ASHBY MILLS
INOPE|RA
Big New Enterprise at Elnporia
Puts It's Machinery i'll
Motion.
BRICK FlRE-PR00F BUILDING
fsncc,,, Ia Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dspatcl)
IAIPORJA, VA, Nov. 1.-THE maciin-Y
cry OF tho Ashby cotton mills, Of l'm-
poria was set ln8motion 4 few days ago,
ana now everything IS iii full blast Mt
the plant. The mill is converting raw
lint into yarn at q remarkable rate.
The mill Is located above Emporia, on
tho AIehcrrin River. The plant proper Is
an Immense brick tireproof structure,
being two hundred and stxtY-iiSe feettiE
length and half az many ieot wide. II
is equipped with all the 'otcstb modern
Improvements. among which VII be
found an up- to-date process of flooding tho
4 lint room in case OF fire. a hydraulic
systcm also penetratcs the building.
The mill is a 500 spindle ind,istrN..a,s q
tbs capacity VII IN AZ pIo,ba b, ,,,aY Pc
The mill people have or hand nearly
800 600 worth of raw cotton from this sea-
sons supply. and are greatly pleased OYER
the fine quality OF the staple produced a
tie home market
Two large shpments OF yarn have been
made already TO Northern mark IT, ana
moro Will soon follow. The COS Of he
mil plant so far has. with It's fifty tcils-
Inent houses and improvements. agvle,,
gated one hundred and sixty thousand
iThe officers OF the Ashby mill are:
President, 4. Ashbs Blythe. rhiladelphin:
v!ee-presIdent. vs.. Samuel g oodwyn
Gmporia; treasurer W. Z. illar., En-
poIltt; secIetd > tIN.9tA wv: r,AS, !,
Emporla.
Contiguous 10 the mill property Is he
AIeherrln Fivef Power and Light Com.
pany. OF which ". Samuel Goodwyn OF
Emporia. is president; 6. y. Wood. vice
president: Harry Schwartz, treasurer.
and w. n. Brown. secretary and general
manager. In connection thereto Is tbs
Mcherrin Gin and Warehouse Company.
with the above officers and directory.
Tho town of Emporia is nov figuring
upon securing Its electric lights from IL.
Mcherrin River Power Company, which
Will be quite II sas!ns To the town and
It's nhabitants.
Within the next few months q J. eighteen
foot cement dam will b1 completed. which
viii supplement- the old ono now used
BY the cotton mill and other plants, near
it. Or. L. Lotion Is physician ard sur, +,
lie cotton mil Is Mr.. W. w. Gregg, and
the general bookkeepcr is Mr, Joseph
lIar.ri son, 3ts f lta 45siA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04

-. .4
experienced men. who played on the VIC
tortous team OF last senson. Lewis al nd
Robins are at ends. WILSON, stiles Nc
Culloch and Mills are all of last years
star team. Tho line Is said to DE one Of
the strongest tho Institute has ever had.
The stars among the new players are
Harris, WHO played with Phillips Academy
at Exeter. Nil, last year, and another
Harris formerly With the Miller
Mnilunl School Hines and Shielding are
both from Chicagosand are valuable play
ers. The team has a fast set OF backs,
who have made fine end runs this season.
IN putting, the cadet team Is not rs
strong. 1t Is said, as In former years, nor
Is 1t y, goal kicking. there being no bril-
liant drop kicker yet developed. Robins.
q Richmoff boy, who played end last year
and played brilliantly has been out OF the
game much Of the season. having recent
~ recovered from typhoid fever. He was
sent Ill as a substitute in the North Car
DINA game and played we'll II is ex-
pected that he will play in the game
against the University Of Virginia next
SATURDAY. i.s4s1 eg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
SEASONS BEST PRICE.
Excellent Tobacco Season Prom
Uses Rush to Market Next Year.

Sales of leaf tobacco Yesterday were
rather light. Tie only sale OF the dag
was at tho SIlockoe Warehouse. where
the top price of the season was given
Tor a lot Of sln.cured leaf. Sl415 per
Hundred. The quality or this lot was the
best offered of tho new crop.
The change In the weather 10 warm
and kmoist promises larger offerings for
to-day and for next week, When tobacco
now promises TO appear In Sfcnter quantl-
ty than since the season opened. Last
night there We're several wagon-loads In,
with a prospect of others before morning.
and sales Will be considerably larger tllan
Yesterday An excellent season Is now
at hand, and by next week many tobacco
growers will be driving to market with
part of their crop. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
HEARINGS POSTPONED
IN MANY CASES
!, ss,loc,ntctl 1,ress,)

(Dy3 Associated Fress)
(. WtASHINGTON, y. G., Nov. :,.-LEe
Interstate Commerce Commission has
postponed until further notice Its hear
i,gs In the following cases
i iS;rrar Lumber Company against the
Southern Railwa ~ involving alleged ull-
reasonable lumber rates from Dalton.
Ga. to Cincinnati, and. discriminating
rates from Dalton to Virginia points.
originally scheduled TO be held ut AT
lanta. November 10th: Fuller E. galloway
against the Louisville and NASHVILLE ttali-
road and others, involving alleged ~, IN Z
rea sonoble freight. rates from Lonisy1ile .
NV, to La Grange Ga. scheduled Tor
Atlanta. i November 18th; La Grange
Board Of Trade against The, CLYDE, Steam
:;h,,,s Company and others. involving dis-
5crilninntivc rates, scheduled Tor atlanta.
November llth: Griffin Grocery COMPANY
ntainst tie sout them RAILWAY. 3lnToiving
s 81, I,ou is and Scw Orleans e Griffin:
Ga. scheduled for Atlanta, Novemns!.
&1hth. S, J. ana S. Cannon against 7 m, Inc
5NIoi,ilcF,nnd OHIO, involving alleged VII ~,
sieasonoble rates on flour&fronl missouri y;
Indiana and Illinois to Gorda, scleduie 6 =
AZ Az, III he cases Of DE Dnvsnpert Bro q,
t,ers and Company, Of Helene, Ga. ;t Z, Z
JOtn l,nmpton. Of Chaunccy, Ga, agaln ~
Inc Southern Railway. involving. nlie I, G:
ii,f,.actinr Of lie. ntersta to commerce. INV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
THIRTY YEARS WAR
Peace Declared. When Right F ood Was S

#g, l.f NQcplcd'} +aaa .t.a5s u
The right food will llakG4n mans bod,
over completely ana cure lhc old ais
"a l)anyillc man went through, an expert
cncc showing how true this Is. ~
For 30 years I had been troubled witt;
my stomach, SO lad1a times It mnde me
desperately sick I had TO take pills. and
medicine I'll tli. time which made my
stomach very weak and headaches nad
other miscrcs nude life almost llnenhul-
nblc. Three Years ago had an tnrk
Of pain OYER my heart SO bad my vile
kept hot po,triccs there forntwo nights
Took q lot more medicine and finally got
50 bad could eat nothll's, az least
Cniild eat It. hnt would throw j { NJ again
In Il few minutes I lrlcd several dnrlors
but rot worse III tlnAtlint. and had ~
DO taken home from the St0rnut different
times ! was 20 sick and dizzy could
not walk Il stop. si
~ tGil you ] know what 1T is 10 have &
TGak stomach ana the strong nlrdicllipY
simply ,nadnlnati.rs worse 5!{
~ kept ~ getting weak and l'ourf ~
tba TING, living much Of the Time on y
iittle tpast ana warm rnillSYuntil no stcl
aWay 80 that All tho clerks IN my store
expected mo to die. tried everything
In tie way Of diet without any success
nntil 1850 SnalG ago, When decided ~
giyn Grape Nut ten dAys'4trlHL BY 3as
$50 I started with NO aspoonf'lls ~
Grape Nlits and cream three tines y das,
incrcasipg 10 three trnspoont'ils, thr'l 20
four. and from tie YGrS first dhH chi
idcnc"d 10 improve. gaining N weight al
Tho time rs well M strength From that
lime IT was nothing but3progrcss VIII me
for all the old troubles disappeared; ! sot
entirely well ana now weigh 100 pounds
aud feel us young as ! did thirty years ill
ago,
"The change in my nerves and brain IS
wonderful because my memory was NelS
bad before, md | wns so nervolls they
lad 10 keel, the children stillEall Tine,
but when brain and nerves rs vel az
stomach got exactly the npirlsi'l,'e !, i.
they needed from ara PC MUS they built
ur strong aud healthy NJ OF my ianli'S
cnt Grnpc-N Nuts now and the children are
well aud remarkably sturay On ". w
cat pis boxes OF It Gyery week, name
given by Postum co, Battle Greek, Mich,
l.ook In Gael, package for the famous
iit,lq book. 'rlhe Road TO Neil rl!le.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Atkins-IeHries Again.

The docket before justice John hi yeftcra1aay
Atkins Jenries. co!9rsd, was again called e.
takIrg a lot OF hnuschold goods from a colored
William lewis went tojail for thirty days
for taking piece Of meat belonging 70
FANNIE smith. colored, With hey infant y
or,,,s 'wap ssmt down under security for thirty
DAYS, on the charge Of taking - belonging
To Ida Parker. ,,or
T,Iohn Williams, coloral, was turned !, over !
10 Inc Ileilico authorities Gs suspicious
e' Some li,ts revenue was derived from q
few. lrunEs ". A. $500 ...Ia- ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Kind to the Sheltering Arms.

day at tho SheltcrinS Arms Hospital. Many
provisions ard a fe-v goodly size money cont
trbutions were received by tim committee.
The tables in the hall were literally packed
with provisions necessary for a household.
and the check a!m cash contributions
amounted to over 5000. 5bs
t, hospital IS filled. with patients, aud
more urc expected to arrive. Tho ming
.rf col (. of which Miss Mary Whitehead u
superintendent. was started on@.the istl ar
October, and is making good headwnY. The
hospital - up-to-date. ond lis fitted upiNith
the lates: improvements. which swcrs put !" III
y! sr2cini ntributioiis. .1
Tho committee on receiving contributions
were Mrs. Josiah Petsrkin. PRESIDENT Mira.
r. II. Southall, ica-prosideni: Mrs. George
4. King, Miss Annie Eoykin and Mrs. ". II.
Nc1rDn psi s lsa5-sa.95i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
WOMAN'Sa AUXILIARY.'
Large Attendance Upon the
Meeting in Alexandria.
.cIal 10 The ,I,!rnes-Dlspatch

1900 (SpeCIal 10 HE 'T!7nts-DJSIIH tCIl. J
ALE&AN DRAM VA. NOv. 3.--DeieSati;ss
from every section Of the state We're III
.ntfnnflance to- day upon the business ses-
Sion Of the Virginia branch Of Tie NVo-
mans Auxiliary to the Board of Missions
Protestant Episcopal, Church, WHICH was wa,
held in st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
prior to the business meeting ho!" CONF
munIon was celebrated by bishop Rob
crt 4. Gibson. o. the Diocese ol w.
.os by Bishop Funston. Bishop Restalick;
of Honolulu: Miss Sybll Carter, DIR LLOYD
and Others A missionary rally Uns held
this evening.
ranged for q mass meeting In the Opera
House FRIDAY evening, following the e., On
ample Of the DemoGra y Monday. II.
landed by Captain Patrick II. McCaulk
of Lymciburg: SIR. r. NJ Howard; !!
FnirfaS, Republican nominee for Con-
gross, and Others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
STATES MINERALS.
Most Interesting Report Prepared
by the State Geologist.s

a ,i,hc state Ecologist lEl:s prepared o most
Interesting report. stating That the exams
nation of m the Zinc deposits III the sta
ana largely those tottn,nnagancse. coal and
iron IN Southwest Nirginia had been clm. .
iplctcd. hrrangcm eutst have been pcrtec Cd
also With the United states Geological
Survey 10 have all the water power of
the state. examined ana 4 report made
thereon. Thcgclnyss OF tho State. Of which
there arc several varieties and OF excel
!lcnt quality are to be examined ard a
report thereon prepared by Dr. Iiels. OF
Cornell University. the greatest authority.
This report will be Of great value IN d.
rcctinS attention to these fine CLAWS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Polk Miller Tonight.

The entertainment TO be given tonight
Hall for tho benefit OF the Virginia Boat
Club. by Polk Miller and his Old Sonth
ouartet,e, will be one Of the most inter-
csting and enjoyable Of the season,
Mt Miller has not appeared In Rich
ynond for nearly Two years, and Ills out
OF town engagements will keep him from
appearing again III this city for several
months a least
The programme for tonight has been
specially arranged, and - made MP of
about equal parts of nirth aud music,
Among The features are Run, Niger,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
Statement Furnished Yesterday
BY Deputy Collector McCandlish.

The following stltnnent of informal
revenue collections for the Second District
of Virginia was furnished yesterday by
Deputy Collector Robert McCandl sh:
On list, s7lo.ss; on beer. $500 on spirits.
s+.1S5.94: ON cigars ana cigarettes. sl24.-
c29.3o on tobacco. S7i5M.a6: on special
taxes. SORTED. Total collections. so69075 OF.
Tho collections for manufactured To-
hacco Indicate an 9output by mnnufactur-
nrs in. the district during October of
on cigars and Cigarettes also Indicate 4
large output
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
some scaso,,abIe ADVICE.

II may la u piece Of slpcrfl'ious advice
to urge people at3thls season OF the year
TO lay in II supplyso of Chamberlain ms Cough
Remedy II Is almost sure 70 nc heep' ..l
fore winter Is over, aud much more
prompt and satisfactory results are OBJ
taInctl when taken ms soon as y cold IS
contracted ard before It has become sell
tied in the system. which can only nc
done by Keeping the remedy q l'nnu.
This remedy Is SO widely known ma 80
altogether good that NJ one should hcS'-
tate about buying 1t In preference 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Thomas Rogers.

Special 10 The 1.,nes- Dsspnlcl)
LIjIfSRt 'ItG, VA. Nov. 3.--Mr.' TliomRs
Rogers =. prominent citizen OF lsoudo,iu.
died at ,ls home near Hamilton on We'd
ncsday morning ut 10 o'clock from paral-
fysls and l3rlght's ,llacnsc. 1T lie ngc or
slxty.five. a widow, two daughters
Mrs. Eugene Rae, OF charlottesville, VA.
and Miss Alice Rogers, OF Hamilton.
md two brothers. Messrs. samuel aud
Richard Rogers. pf Hamilton, survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Mayor to. Temperance People.

Mayor Mccarthy Is 10 he the speaker
at the Nineteenth Street Mission ;o-mor-
row night. MI Wiley has had for each
winter what is known ns the Saturday
Night Temperance Meeting, to which
the public Is invited TO hear good speak
ing, rccitations and singing, bearing on
temperance. DR., r. Y. Henley has
charge of this work at tho mission, and
coming Saturdays, The Trinity Church
QlIartctte and Mr.. IIaddon Watkins Will
sing tomorrow night REV. DR.. Cecil
VIII open tho meeting with praycr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
Rich1nondcrs Were. Honored.

~ tho session OF the International sunday
Hast Congress, held recently In ST. Louis.
two R!chmonders We're reqestcd 10 rend ,papcrs
They were Rev John William Jones, y. D..
lNh read paper on ''7'he Dusieat Arpn Can
no, Afford 10 Neglect sunday and Ir,!nr
itct was. Should tho Sunday laws DO
f,rpn.;cd as TO Meet tho DcnnrGs Of Our
Cosmopolitan I'opuif.. Ion q, t5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-04
INSTITUTES TEAM.
Blacksburg Gentleman Says II Ii
the Strongest Ever Sent Out.

a BonlItmnn familiar WITH athletics
az the virginia Polytechnic ins,itlie stated
"wednesday night iha, the cadet football
eleven Is much stronger this year lhun
last, The ruth line, he Eald VIII AVERAGE
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