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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-27
OF HUMAN INTERESTS
REAL EsTATE-cITY-FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-CITf-FO SALE.
a. II. UMBsEN & CO.,
Real Estate and Auctioneers.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
AND EXCURSION.
SAN MATEO HEIGHTS,
San Mateo. Cal.
TIRE CREAM OF SAN MATEo PROPERTY.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30 1904.
$50 LARGE .SO LpoTs.M15o z rs. On the II LARGE LOTS
THE MOST II IMPoRTANT Pc a,,s "a AVcTIoN SALE
PROPERTY KrTrd IN SAN
This Is beyond question the most desirable
because of its accessibility natural beauty
and surroundings. In addition to this every
lot has water piped TO It and sewer connec-
tions. As the land is high the natural drain
age Is perfect
The ELECTRIC CARS run through the
eoua r on f etSsr san
Mateo Burlingame r. r. stations. When
these lots are sold there will never again
be an opportunity to purchase anything In
San Mateo desirable OF at such prices
There is constant and increasing demand
for residence property all down the peninsula
cfc have finished their cutoff (now build
ing), San Mateo will be but IA miles from
San Francisco, and the rapidly increasing
population will be effective in procuring fast
er and more frequent train and trolley ser
lee when the neise eseh igs nGw na Is soHd
city behind and receive in exchange fresh
air, brighter sunshine and the delight and
freedom of the country
We shall also offer for sale to the highest
bidder
THREE 5-RooM COTTAGES, WITH BATH
AND CELLARS.
THREE GROOM COTTAGES, WITH BATH
AND CELLARS,
Now Building, to be Completed by May /.
TERMS-One-quarter cash, balance 1,
and years, with interest at per cent, pay
able semi-annually. Ten per cent to be paid
at time of purchase to be allowed the
quarter or first payment. An abstract OF title
furnished each buyer.
A SPECIAL FIRST-CLASS EXCURSION
TRAIN will leave Third and Townsend SITS.
at IL o'clock a. m,
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904
so "TRIP TICKET-50 Cents.
Returning leaves San Mateo at oclock
p. m. Tickets good on all trains stopping at
San Mateo during afternoon and evening.
Lunch will be served the grounds.
Excursion train will not stop at Valencia
street.
EXCURSION TICKETS can be had at the
office of the Southern Pacific Company under
the Grand Hotel and after April 20. and
at depot Third and Townsend streets, up to
time of departure of train-11 a.
For maps and general information inquire Of
@. II. UMBSEN & CO..
20 MONTGOMERY ST.,
San Francisco. Cal.
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GREAT CREDIT AUCTION SALE
AND LAUNCHING OF ARMORED CRUISER
CALIFORNIA.
Two-BIG EvENTs-Two.
SAME DAY.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2sTH. 1904.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2STH. 1904.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY:
1O:40 a. M.--10:4o A. NJ.
LAUNCHING AT THE UNION IRON
WORKS OF
THE ARMoRED CRUISER CALIFORNIA.
1890 p. M.-12:3O P. M.
GREAT CREDIT SALE AT AUCTION AT
OFFICE AND sALEsROOM, 25 POST ST,
OF 50 HOME BuILDING LOTS ON PAR
NASSUS HEIGHTS, ON TERMS OF 10
PER CENT CASH. TAKE KENTUCKY
ST. CARS AT UNION IRON WORKS I'M
MEDIATELY AFTER THE LAUNCHING
DIRECT TO OUR OFFICE.
DON'T MISS THESE TWO BIG EVENTS.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
AUcTIONEERS
% POST ST.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO and Suburban Home Build
ing Society. 9Th floor. Mutual Savings Bank
building. I0S Market St. opposite Third
For the half year ending 31st OF December.
1908. dividend has been declared at the
rate per annum of (12) twelve per cent
capital stock and participating certificates.
DAY. January 2. 1904. JOSEPH A LEON
ARD. Manager HUGH CRAIG. Secretary
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400 ACRES at So so per acre; only 90 miles
from San Francisco: to close up an estate.
See owner daily at IL 80. RICHARD KEAT-
INGE. los Jessie ST., San Francisco.
ALFALFA lands. stock ranches. orchards.
vineyards: inspected bargains; monthly cata-
Iogues sent free. c. ID. WOOSTER CO.. 64S
Market ST.
A WEEK news for cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE SITE.

On "AnEfaoOsE SIZE
u acres. fronting rights OF way of both
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads: ex-
ceptional facilities for shipping over both
roads; elevated and we'll drained Cheapest
land having same advantages on the market
See ]. H. MACDONALD & CO.. 1862 Broad
way, Oakland
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MrsIcAL INsTRUMENrs.

MISICAL INSTHUMENTS.
A SPLENDID BARGAIN LIST:
j Erard: upright; good order. ........... $50
/ Bord: upright: good order. ........... so
1 Belmont; new: walnut case. ........... 14O
I Sterling; walnut case ............... 165
Leins: walnut case; fine order.-...... IT'S
] Mendelssohn; oak case ............. 100
1 Rudolph; used three months ......... 215
Chickering: ebony case ............... 225
Curtaz; mahogany case; used Is no.. 260
steck: full size rosewood case. ....... 800
] Steinway; fine order .................. 32e
! Vose: mahogany case; used mo. =. 34C
Knabe; used one year: walnut case; easy
payments: fully guaranteed. BENZ. CUR
TAZ e. SON. 16 O'Farrell ST.
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SPECIALISTS.

cATARRH. DEAFNESS and NOISES In EARS
positively cured; new methods; weeks treat
ment free Dr. Cottineham. 204 sutter st.
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THE GREATEST SNAP IN BERKELEY.

THE GREATEST SNAP IN BERKELEY.
S2250-Cash $3.50 balance like rent; nearly
new 2-story colonial house OF good rooms,
viz-dining- room paneled in redwood size 14x
20, mantel and fireplace; reception-room.
kitchen bedrooms, bath. toilets; city wa
ter: wired for electric light; NV corner lot.
40x97; minutes from Ashby station. Sole
agent H. ID. IRWIN, Lorin, r. r. station,
Berkeley Open SUNDAYS.
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q. H. uMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate and Auctioneers.
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.

STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES;.
A-GILBERT G. STOLL Storage Co.: storage
packing shipping warehouse. q. G.. and Van
Ness; office 1886 Market. r. "a: tel South I60
A-EMPORIUM Storage g. Van Co. furniture
household goods stored, moved. shipped T25-
731 Howard ST.. mr.. Third phone Grant I61
PIERCE -RODOLPH Storage Moving Co., nf-
Ace Post and Powell sts.; tel. Priv. Ex. 571.
CONKLIN'S Storage-Furniture and merchaii-
disc. 333 Golden Gate ave-; phone East i2b
GOLDEN West Storage advances made $40
Mission ST.: tel. Howard 941. +. w. Zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
pany. 2320 Fillmore ST.: phone Jackson PSI.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co., IL Montgomery
st.: tel. Main 1s40. Shipping at cut rates.
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IF you want bargains come now; pianos almost
given away. HoRNUNG, 218 McAllister st.
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GREAT bargain--Rich, irrigated farms; big
canal; free water right; very cheap; easy
terms: homeseeker's opportunity. G.. NJ.
WOOSTER CO.. GAS Market st.
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A SNAP-S2SO0: on Grove St: fine surround
ings; owner wishes to go East
s600-A fine 30-foot lot minutes walk from
Key Route street work all done.
VIM. P. TODD. 1910 Broadway.
Oakland
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GRAND AUCTION SALE
AND EXCURSION.
SAN MATEO HEIGHTS,


TIRE CREAM OF SAN MATEO PROPERTY.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904,
at 80 D. M, on the Premises,
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PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 20. 1901
Sealed proposals, in triplicate will be re-
ceived here. and at office of Quartermaster,
San Diego Barracks. Cal, until IL a. M.
April 30 1904, for furnishing wood and coal
for Alcatraz Island Fort Baker, Benicia Bar
racks. Fort Mason. Fort Mcdowell Fort
Miley. Prestdio OF San Francisco. San Diego
Barracks, Fort Rosecrans San Francisco
Depot of Recruits and Casuals Angel Island
and Ord Barracks. Monterey Cal. anc fuel
oil at Fort Baker and Presidlo OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. during fiscal year commencing
July 1, 1904. United States reserves right 10
reject or accept any and all bids or any part
thereof. Preference given to articles OF do
rnestic production, conditions OF quality and
price (ncludng in the price OF foreign pro-
auctions the duty thereon) being equal and
such preference given to articles OF American
production produced on the Pacific Coast TO
extent Of consumption required by the public
service there. Information furnished on APP
plication to quartermaster at San Diego Bar
racks or to undersigned. VIM. S. PATTEN,
Chief Quartermaster.
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PROPOSALS for coal--Ofhce of General Super-
intendent Army Transport Service, San Fran
cisco Cal. April g. 1904 Sealed proposals
In triplicate for furnishing and delivering at
Honolulu II T., four thousand six hundred
tons average steam coal subject to twenty
per cent increase decrease will be re-
ceived at this office until D. m. April %
1904. and then opened. Information fur.
nished on application. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be indorsed Proposals
for Coal for Honolulu" and addre-=ed to c.
A. Devol. General Superintendent.
PROPOSALS for Coal - OfAce General su
perintendent, Army Transport Service
San Francisco, Cal. April 90 1904. Sealed
proposals in triplicate for furnishing and de-
iivering on board army transports at San
Francisco, average Steam Coal, as may be
required will be received at this office until
IL m, May 20 1904, and then opened Infor-
maticn furnished en- application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be indorsed
proposals for Coal,' addressed to G A.
DEvOL General Superintendent
PROPOSALS for Laundry work-Ofhce Gem
eral Superintendent. Army Transport Ser
vice. San Francisco. Cal. April 81 1904
Sealed proposals in triplicate for Laundry
Work for army transports will be received at
this office until IL a. m. May 21. 1904, and
then opened Envelopes should be indorsed
''Prorosals for Laundry Work.. and ad-
dressed General SUPERINTENDENT Army Trans
port Service.
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MIsCELLANEOUs-F SALE.
BOILERS, engines 2d-hand machinery. McIN-
TOSH g. WOLPMAN, 195-197 Fremont st.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Repair Il with eIaterits; in rolls easy TO lay;
needs no painting or &ating; good over old
iron tin shingles best for roofs.
HUNTING cabin launch: II. P; % feet. Ad-
dress 1435 Park St. Alameda.
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REAL EsTATE-Countr,-For sale.

San Francisco. Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
OF FFERED TO
Kill THREE.
Jim Trel,ey Bony Joynes and
jim Prince All for Forty
Dollars.
PROPOSED 2 ONE OF MA MAFIA
Barge Captain Seeking the Man
Who Alienated His Wife's Al
fections-Merchant Fined.
PROPOSED ONE OF MAFIA
fections-Merchant Fined.
tsnectal to The Times-Dispasch.)

Special to The Times-Dispatch)
NORFOLK VA. April Thing" lead
ers rldicule the story that member OF
the Italian Malta has offered for a price
to kill J.. Y. Trehy, clerk OF the courts
and leader of the nti-administration fac
ton, and his lieuterants. n. B. Jones
and James E. Prince.
An afternoon paper states that Gray
Tunstall, De,.'s principal lieutenant. says
yesterday ard offered to assassinate the
three for $40 and ticket to New York.
He said he was member OF the Malta.
n PRIMARY CONTEST. AK.
Captain Billy, who was called In the
Democratic primary contest case to-day,
was not Captain William w. Dey, chair
man OF the City Committee, as the
crowded spectators thought when this
name was called to-day. Captain w. a.
Graves was the man. and he gave the
same line OF testimony that four other
witnesses did at this session to the char
acter OF the men who acted az Judges.
1Io testified that William e. Russ was
recorded as having voted for the good
government faction, whereas he said lie
voted for the opposition; came to Nor
folk from Philadelphia on the 1th or Oc-
tober, and registered on tho 10th. 1t WAS
ir. evidence ON rebuttal that the voter
registered in Norfolk a year previous.
Ills NyIFEs BI5TRAYE'R.
Charles p, Sparks. barge captain, Is
hero seeking H. Tucker. formerly a fire.
man on the Norfolk and Southern Rail-
way, lio claims that the latter alienated
the affections of HIS wife. and he will
take legal action against him. All the
parties arc we'll knowr in Bcrlley. where
they formerly lived. Sparks says his
wife left him In North Carolina ostensbly
to visit her parents In New Jersey some
weeks since. hut she has never arrived
there, He believes that she and Tucker
are together in Philadelphia. from which
place the fireman has written his former
employer forfunds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
National President 1Trcgoe Guest
# OF the Richmond Branch
81 Association.
RoGRAMMEs IA OF ADDRESSES ). {.
Governor Montague, the Guest
Of Honor, President Pcnder
and Others Speak,

Tho dinner given by the Richmond
Credit Men's Association in horror OF Mr.
y. Henry Iregoe. OF Baltimore. president
OF the national association. was the func-
ton OF this nature at the new Richmond
Hotel last night. ard was en- unusually
pleasant affair In every way. II was
served in the elegant dining hall OF the
hotel, which Is admirably adapted for
the purpose. The association had as It's
guests many prominent Richmonders not
members, hut there were few out-of-town
guests.
An elegant dinner was served IN the
handsomest style. and when the various
courses had been disposed OF and the
wine flowed and the atmosphere was
filled with the fragrance OF perfectos,
Colonel 10 Lane Stern. tonstmaster.
raped the gathering to attention ara
very happily prefaccd the Introduction
sof the spcnkcrs incidentally he con-
tributed much to the fun Of the occa-
sion by reading number OF fake teie-
grams from foreign notnblcs, VINO had
sert their regrets. Real messages OF re-
yret yere received from President e. q.
Il f,eirh Jr. OF the Chamber Of Commerce.. !.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Mr.. L.. ~ Morris
Mr.. Vlrginius Newton. Colonel John ..
purcell and Judge b. IT, Crump. VINO
were unable to be present.
Some Destinations.
Here are some Of the messages-from
King Ned, NJ England; Admiral Togo,
who did not go: General Kuropatklr.
who had a previous engagement with the
.Iananese and General Leonard Wood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
Plans Announced by Which
Muscovites Hope to Reduce
Enc,ny's Supremacy
JAPANESE FIGHTING LINE
GOES BEYOND THE YALU.
This Looks Like Carrying the
Conflict Into the the Hostile
Country, Yet the Russians
Assert the japanese Arc
Dodging Them Lon
don Papers
lRx AssocIated ] Press.l

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, April S.--'rhe brief dispatches
from The seat OF war IN tho far tL. ia 1sa'la !
appearing in the London papers during rim
the past few days have III been tot OF. a
curlously stereotyped charac ter. indicat- indie
inE that an active censorship is prevail.
ing there.
E This applies particularly to points un- li7i.
der Japanese control; but from the + Rus-
sian side also 1t is evident care is be-
Ing exercised to prevent the news Of sop-
erations leaking out. Ri III 2 B. IS III d.
Tho japanese fleet continues not far
distant from Port Arthur.
The Standards Che Foo correspondent
announced that steamer, which arrived
there Thursday Highted japanese war
ships Of Wei Hal Wei. 4.
Tho correspondence at Seoul the Daily
.Tcle graph cables that cores pendent at at
Gensan has telegraphed informing MIN IN
that 1t took him six days to travel lsa -
miles from seoul to G Gensan. owing TO
the state OF tile roads. AVS tsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
. DESPERATE PLANS
Russians Have Scheme for Get
ting Balance Of Naval
Power.
fRv Ass,ociated Press

& y.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Russian naval
plan for retrieving the reverses at Port
Arthur and Chenulpo has been communi-
Gated 10 one OF th, embassies through Of
fetal channels having access to the hlgh-
est naval authorities at st. Petersburg
The plan is explained as follows:
Russia recognizes that Japan now has
y, n,enorderating naval strength in the far
East. Therefore, 1t Is essential to re-
verse the present Japan preponderance
This will be attemted by two distinct
moves. !,
First. Urgent efforts will be made TO
have a naval concentration at FORT Ar
thur, the Baltic Red Sea and Vladivo-
stok fleets Joining Vice-Admlral Alaka--
roff,s command II possible, and thus
giyins the combined fleets prepondeerrainflcfe france
over Vice-Admital Togo's.
Second 1t is foreseen that It Will be
difficult and probably impossible to ef-
fect this concentration, as Admiral Togo
NAV intercept the Baltic fleet before its
arriva, at Port Arthur. In that event the
73altic fleet, which IS comparatively
small. will attempt the perilous task of
enga 2 ing tho large Japanese fleet. In the
hone OF disabling some OF the Japanese
ships. and thus reducing the Japanese
effectiveness. According to the Russian
calculation. the Baltic 1ieet may suiler
annihilation In such an UNEQUAL combat.
hut it will have served valuable end
IL II is able to cripple su fficient nuns
ber OF Japanese ships 70 renuce ad-
miral Togo's naval strength below that
~ ADMIRAL Makaroff. The foregoing In
rormat ton is not part of current specu-
{iuiiye report, but comes from creditable
official sources as being the determined
Russian plan. Tho authorities ut WASH
.inrton viii receive similar Information
short tly sHs l5tR5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
MINISTER WALKED
BRIDE TO DEPOT
Friends Met Them on Street
But Little Guessed Recent
Marriage,
special 10 The Tlmes-DIspatch)

special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
lBoYDToN, VA. April 7,--A surprise
marriage took place here this morning
about ! o'clock. s
The contracting couple were Miss Hal
lie Blackwell Williams and Rev. Edwin
Royal Carter, The Rev. FraEk String
fellow, rector OF ST. James Episcopal
Church, oficiatcd
The bride Is the eldest daughter OF MI.
G. n. Williams, Of the banking firm OF
Williams and Goode. Of this place. and
the groom is a prominent young clergy
man Of tho Episcopal Church at Rad
ford, va, 1t had been understood by
tho friends of the couple that the mar
riaga would take place In June. but the
young couple charged their minds and
con ncl,,ded 10 he married to-day. S,s.
They left on the noon mail for Balti7
more,
that after tile ceremony the groom and
bride walked unattended Through the
main streets OF the town Ito the depot,
and to all appearances as urconcerned
as though they were taking a stroll, no
one dreaming they We're married md
the secret only leaked 8olat after they
had reached tho depot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
The Mayoralty Contest Takes on on
New Phases and Is Of Abb
sorbing Interest. 55s
THE. TIME TOO j /: SHORT L: Il NOW. v
This One Of the Reasons Given
by Captain Wise for Not
Coming Out.
Richard M. Taylor, inc uInbent.
Thomas 3. Hicks, Councilman.
Carton Nc arrtt,y City Ac-. le.,s :.

3countant. II a..st a. ..s
This is the way the field for Mayor
stands at present Captain George D.
wise having issued a card yesterday de-
clining to enter the race. and Council-
man Thomas B. Hicks having announced
his candidacy, and declared his intention
to mako d wi igorous fight for the honor. g
The card Of Captain Wise did not cause
any widespread surprise. as there had
been great doubt about his final decision
in the matter. Whether there will be any
further entries into the struggle before
April 18th, which Is the last day fixed
by the committee is question as Colonel
George Wayne Anderson and perhaps
others are being urged by their friends
to run. 3$l $5 I'd ~
Too Late to Fix Race.
The reasons for Captain Wise's final
decision In the matter are to be found In
the following statement, which he gave
to the press yesterday afternoon:
b TO the Public:
AS my name has been mentioned
I as q probable candidate for the mayor
atty, have concluded TO make az
definite announcement In reference
to the subject. would esteem 1t a
high honor. to elected the chief
executive Of the capital! OF Virginia.
and it called to the position by tho
people, would do all5 III my power
to advance their interests and pro-
mote their welsSre. When yielding
to the solicitation ofafriends to con
sent to the use OF my name. did
SO with hesitation. in view of tho ra-
sponsiblltes imposed upon the In
cumbent of tho office. When Mr.. Cor,
don was announced as a candidate.
there being already too other gentle
men in the field. ! determined to with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08

DROVE HIM OUT
Returning, He Kills Wife and
Attempts His Own
Life.
fBy Associated PressD

DENVER, COL. April Us, D. Way
"a star n laborcr, to-day shot his wife
and then attempted suicide by shooting
ii,imselr rim in tie neck, lie is now at the
county hospital and has chance Of re-
soys Waycaster. who was IN want Of EN-,
3ployment, nuarreled WITH his vile and
leW the Sa aparten. ahp @ Of sh the
iaite,. TODAY no returned and told
i,is Wis that he was penniless and starv-
Inc NE and asked for money to buy food.
!r,si .ms !, " NO ! refused him A quarrel follow
ID w resulting in the shooting, The ,Way-
ca @ sters came 10 Denver from AshsNillo.
IN, q. about two years ego.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
WILLIAMSBURG
SETTLEMENT HAS EFFECT
(spe cial to The Tlmes ,lolspatch)

nAIdtsokh today Mas apu tone 1han a9 For
some SON time past aud the general demand
was strong, The Williams -Middendorf
settlement should Lave q good sent,
issues and relieves the market. OF any
fear of llqidatlon in them. Atlantic Coast
Line was In better demand. ~
y Seaboard Air Line common closed sag
10; preferred II 3-4@l1s; do. As Ct S-4G6S
is. md tile g year SIS at 81 1-2aS5.
Atlantic Coast Line common. closed
lOSQllOS 81. nothing doing IN the preferred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
VIRGINIA COUPLE
welded IN WELDON
Ie.,,,a, ,rha n,Inns: :1i,spatch. : Y

Especial toPThe Tlmes,Dispa tch)
WELDON, N. c.. April 7,-Mr. Joseph
A. Bristow, and Miss gallie g Mercer,
beth or Virginia, ~ handsome runaway
couple. were married hero stsnigllt by
Rev. p. n. stainback, Ths bride Is the
daughter Of DIR. Charles a. Mercer, and
ls a very pretty young LADY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
THE INTERSTATE
1. ASSOCIATION SHOOT
Special 10 Tho Times Dispatcr,)

ERIsTOL TENN. April THE annual
klioot OF the Interstate Association Of
Tran-shOoterS was concluded IN Bristol
this afternoon. Although The day was
fair. the average score was not SO good
ms Yesterday by about 3, per cent, High
gun Wns held to-day bStW. r. Crosby, Of
Illinois, who made n scoro OF 1oS out OF
q possible 200, F.. L.lPierce. Of Wythe-
Vile, wns second, with score Of 1913,
willie A. M. Hatcher, OF Bristol. was
kmra, with a score OF 19l.