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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
SPECIAL SERVICES BEGIN.
Rev. ]. E. Pounds and Wife at
Seventh Street Christian Church

4 series Of special religious meetings
was begun al the Seventh Street Chris
tan churci, Sunday lnnnning that prom
ise 10 he productive of a great amount
Of interest and good
Rev ]. ]. Haley. The pastor. and MS
CONGREGATION have been preparing for ti.is
occasion for Eo-nc time. These meet!nfss
are ping conducted by Rev, ]. Z. Pounds
ana his wife. Of Cleveland Ohio. the for
u,er speaking at night and the latter ad-
dressing the ladies' IN the morning Rex
J. E. Pounds IS e very gifted speaker,
preaching the simple gospel in q direct.
effective manner. without sensation, and
reaching the hearts OF his hearers. His
..i.e. WHO was 31ass Jessie Brown. Is an
authorizes OF national rspitatso She is
highly cultured and s,as a wonderful in
snence with ladies through her beauti-
f1l character. The serviceg are all being
largely attended.
Mrs Pounds VIII address the ladies at
ha9f-;ast 10 O'Clock this rnor1arg. using
for her subject. The Price Of Spiritual
Influence" At O'Clock tonight Rev.
j. F. Pounds will preach on the subject
Tie Right 20 Speak The night SER
v,ioex viii t,e hesd IN tine main auditorium.
which has recently been greatly b.autt-
fed. and the public IS cordially invited
70 attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
BOATS DISCARD LIQUOR.
No More Barrooms on WeerRs
Line Steamers. 81
Especial to The Tines Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. "a
Since the change OF ownership Of the
Weems line of steamers. plying between
Baltimore and this city. the bar-rooms
" hich We're seriously objected TO by citi-
=eas Of the local option sections on both
here and the Chesapeake Bay. have been
discarded.
]. ". Pi,t.nan, OF Lancaster county.
charged with selling whiskey in violation
OF the local option law, was fined in a,
magistrates court few DAYS. ago $50.
Some Of the citizens of Prince William
county have been securing splendid prices
for their fine horses recently. w. +.
Hale, Of Nokesville. sold a pair OF coach
horses 10 a party IN baltimore for s.. 90.
and another pair TO ". G. Warden. q
pair 70 6. 3. Van Ness, of Washington. al
, big figure. and Rev. Al G. Early sold
a pair for $3.50 to another party.
The saw-rrliil and gT!st mills In Rich
1;ond county. belonging to r. C. Booker.
of Farnha-n, were destroyed by fire few
nights ago. There was no insurance.
Mr William FlesilInan. of Louisa coun.
". while hunting few days ago, killed
ct one shot three wild turkey Eobble-s,
III. combined weight OF which was fifty
IKE pounds.
E. ", Weir has purchased the Ben
Johnson farm in Prince William county.
containing 800 acres. for s., and r. p.
j r. EornDel.er for ss-s.,l
The john Lavtlsad farm in Louisa
ooIniy, containing --.-S acres, has been pnr-
chased by Max A Lehman. OF Illinois.
for sl.6po. and George Med. Blake. OF
NH farm In the same county o: W. 0.
Petty for sg.tJ1
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OOtJnE CrNpS. ~
others were plain DRINKS.
May Combine the Charities.

There is a plan on foot to merge all
tho charity organizations OF the c!.y into
n crust the plan to be submitted TO
tho Associated Charities IN about two
are Ncssrs. r. A.. Lancaster. Jr.. and G.
y. Cooke and Revs. George IL Wiley
and Mr.. Buchanan.
sion at Nineteenth Street: Mr.. Buchanan,
the Ballard House Mission;. Mr.. Ian meas az.
Ter. the Associated Charities. and MT.
Cooke. tho civic Improvement Leaf que.
The object OF the merger Is TO syste'na-
tic the relieving OF the poor. so that
there may be no waste In charitable Work
and distribution. y. 3r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
FULTON NEWS.
Rev. A. A. Jones Likely TO Re,
tl,rr 10 Denny Street Church.

turn to Denny Street C1uTcn-
Tn. Eev. =. Jones fiastnr Of the rsstttsss
Str II Metto6!s, Episcopal Chu'cn, WIZ isaTs
today Tor Ly1ehbarg, va, u attend The an
rus STATE Metno3Ist Convention Es1scn c:s-l-
ysnes thers tt-,norzasE. Eie WALL catSy a2t1
him an s1e=i!sn, -spor from MS conEreta-
to,. NJ. Icries win donpt!esE Be -e;2irTa4c
Mr. Jcan II. Turner. Of Mar!on Hi, is II
Norfolk o.. a bus,rsTs trip
Mr. and Mrs. p. Se!stIs wi!i leave to-asy to-
Lyrehbury va WHERE NJ Ss.sen has tEea
appoin,d delegate tr3n E.enr.o-2 70 The
virginia Methodist Conference. wtltch cor-
yeass In that city te-rnorTcw.
Mrs Laura z rttsnf;!sy IS quite Ill,
Mira W. e Frayser and her Intrhsr Mrs-
+ c. p Kennedy have retur.ed from q pleasant
visit, 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. bernard Johnson nste-went, delicate
cre-ation ri the Virginia Hospital Yesterday,
e, noon Tbs aGerstioas vas Eacceartul .oa
NJ christBtn Gears pne Of lie gldest atla
esst sno,yn citizens o, Fulton, Celebrated lis
e,shty-tttrd b.rtt.day FFidzy
Miss Florence MoatgousE:y co-ItinntS q1lt=
III at her .,or7a 81 Nicholson Street.
Hubbard Clark has ,s-uraet g hi horl. y
Lunerburr. county
James R!ddcx has returned ARR pleas.
ant visit 10 friends ~ R*1xvtns, Va
George PatraIn. engineer q. IRE iaEtr rat-
WORKS If quite III AZ his home on GRAHAM
STREET II is rep1rte5 that he !, ifrettsnsa
with appendicitis t1rt his rhyslcans hirkr -.
can phil him through witnau, an FP'sFatier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
rsna,ial ~ The Times-Djspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch9
ASHLAND. VA. Nov. 1i.-On Novera-
Der 18th Arpor Day Will 6e celebrated
in enthusiastic manner By the residents OF
Gwa;hney. An ella borate programme has
been arranged and several speakers ~aii
sFRsEDEiRiCksEEEG. v.A-The Toluca
and fredericksburg telephone line. eS-
lending from TolIlca- in Stafford county,
by Stafford Courthouse, Brooke stalion
completed and viii be IN operation IN
aBRisTOL yA.-Dr. C. Cabsll heaiae.
who has been pastor OF the First "a =
sist Church OF Bristol for about Ive
years, babe farewell 10 his congregaGon
II beautiful sermon Sunday. Or; Hen.
ing istiersi his resi- gration recently and
viii 60 to Richnlond. Va. to take UP
the field work OF the Baptist Edufa sloIaai
Commission OF Virginia, a commission
OF the correlated Baptist scaooas OF Viz
gnia-
MARTlNSvILLE, N-a--T,rUmas Rich
srdson, Henry county magistrate aged
ffts years, troze 70 death yesterday on
Se SESa S1sSS arss news, vac. B. oscu.r
president of the Newport News snip
arisdinr and DRY Dock Company and itas5
Old Dcr,i,,io1 Land Company, arrived to- q
6ay, presumably for 2 conference with
the IsGeHsNer Railway ma sclates. " no
hsvs been 1tsra Eo- sererai days Ne3te
if1-,se Interested refEse 10 talk, il is be-
iIeved that tNe Tidwater terminals Wl!l
De toca9sd hare
sCo.!s paay tlz;re begun laI5-g their Woo s-1
r:-pas cyI-t II tfls S:ttld. Tad weather stousc
se- IN ;...yy Will make Te--y slow progress
syt.n tse- wo-k tze telephone lins mas
s.at1l c51l pleteG, a-1a i1isE are n ceniI1l u
MICA ton from the dam 70 taa clfa' 81
ss5sss5s s38as; a@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
ANNEXATION COMMITTEE
Will View Territory in the East
End Tomorrow.

subcommittee from Inc cnfnlnittes ~!
Charter, Ordinances and Reform fs!:i
view the terrkory cast Of se,'enteefAsa
street which Is sougnt 10 DC ANNEXED 70
the city, starting from tte c.tg Hall e
$50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Ia-E
includes Chelsea H,il Fulton Hi and
Guiding me West End and TIC Sorths.de.
viii be inspected and the reports mae
to a General meeting Of the committee
City Engineer Cutshsw VIII accpTrp aflS
The subcommittee on Their tonrs Of IN
spcction.
1t is believed that the matter 0f annex
srr outlying territory Is taking deAu!th
shape, and that tangible results VII
shortly follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
LibrarY's New Rooks.

A In, n ttle bo1hg rece!red al tne yir-
girls S:zie Library Npyeubes sta-iith
fDlHgE.
THE Youth Of washington. &. Weir
Mltrlse5- "Reminiscences of Peace and
Har. 95IK. Roger a. Pryor; fref9Genlia1
l>Tobls.rt, Grover IE.EelaEG I4clininthG!-
ogy ais1 Parasitgiogy. Josaoi I>e3dY; The
Sis nj Old 'Jainfzs Towne r l5T- 1855,
samVG " yprge; 55@esscDuketts Iiiatpf-
!eaE Collection. seventh Bnries, Vol ~,
a SE.eet {sIrffa yig% u Chemistry, 49,
ltl2 II 2. ia13tlrl Free Library o, pt;l-
puclpiss f>E55sfEn ~. 3; Etsie Etnex
Breeders Aeesfsz1S@'2s Gfy2tge ~ Rom
mel; EasytiEr4sNt y, 80 FORTH f>ditior
showing ctIs,.Kfs ~ ssl.ae 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
AREIEAv|NG FOR
THE CONF FERENCE
------- ----------------
Methodist Pastors and Lay Dele
gates Turn Faces Toward
Lynclburg.
TO CONVENE IN CENTENARY
Body Will be Called to Order.
Tomorrow Mori1it1g-Scs-
sion Lasts a Week.

The one hundred and twelity-second ses-
sion OF the Virginia annual conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church., South.
will convene in tho Centenary Church,
Lynchburg, at 0 a. NJ. tomorrow, and
will probably sit Until next Monday or.
Tuesday night The Mcthodists Of
Lynchburg have provided homes for tho
clerical and lay delegates and members
OF the various boards, numbering in tho
aggregate 374 persons Tho Entertain
mcnt Committee has gotten out pam
pilot with an alphabetical list OF clerical
and lay delegates and the homes In which
they arc qunrtered, together with list
of all the four-ycar boards and the off
Gals OF the conference and tho appoints
ments for annual sermons. This drec-
tory is a very convenient thing for dele
gates and others desiring to locate
friends.
Tho Richmond clerical and lay dele
ga tca began leaving yesterday. and 9th
ers will start for conference to-day. BY
tonight there will be few IL any Meth
odist ministers in tho city.
Bishop "a. w. Wilson. who will preside
over tho conference, will be the guest OF
Judge Frank p. Christian. No AZ Ma1i-
son Street. All the Richmond ministers
and lay delegates are comfortably quar-
tered for the week.
There are five candidates for admission
on trial as members OF the conference.
They ure: Frank IL Wells OF this city;
G.. 7. Thrift. B. r. Gambler, J. x. Walk
er and J. ". Dixon.
Rev. Geogre L. Booker Is the appo!litee
to preach the opening sermon on We'd
nesday night at Centenary Church, with
Rev j. n. Latham as alternate. The
sermon at tho ordination OF elders will
be preached by Rev John 3. VIM or
Rev. Graham L. Lambeth, alternate. at
the Rivermont Avenue Church, next Sum
day at 8 r. NJ. Mi n
Both railways having lines to Lynch
burg arc offering special rates to con-
ference delegates and visitors
The conference is made up Of os5 min
listers, Ii candidates for admission or or
dnation or supplies, a lay delegates -four
from each distrcD and 81 members Of
four year boards or standing committees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
NEEDLEWORK+ GUILD.
Exhibition Will Take Place at
Chesterfield TODAY.

!. For number OF years the Eeedlcwork
Guild has been doing much good among
the poor OF the city.
va It Is now. expected that the work will
be placed on a. firm and bus!ness-likc busis
4 by connecting the dHchmcnd Branch
with the National Ncedlcwork Guild of
america.
i This organization Il has thousands of
members an inanyif not most OF the cities
and towns OF the United States. The gift
Of two new garments a year Is all that
is requisite for membership.
q When fully organized tho Richmond
Branch will have fifty directors, with over
q thousand garments collected each year
for distribution among the needy.
It Is designed to assist charitable inst!-
tutlons and hospitals, as well ;is TO give
to individual cases AS the work is en-
tirely non-sectarian, 1t is desired to have
director from every denomination IN the
city. 5E
The following ladies have already con-
scented to serve as directors: Mrs. j. Cal
Win Stewart. Mrs. G. e. Boiling. Mrs
p. l.. Conquest, Mrs. c. "a. Blanton, Mrs.
TIC Johnson. Mrs. r. IL. Harwood. Mrs.
&c. w. Culp, Mrs. F.. NJ. Wren, Mrs W. II.
Sadlcr, Miss Aladge Fricdley. Miss Alice
Leigh, Miss Julia HudSins, Mrs. Samuel
Cohen, Mrs. John. NJ. Miller, Mrs. NJ L..
Anderson, Mrs. JAMIE Crouch, Mrs. An
drew Grey. Mrs j. NJ. Waller and Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Taylor Lad lea are invited
to inspect the gar1ncnts x thus far. col
lectcd, nj the Chesterfield, corner base
ment to-day between 10 and II O'clock
In the morning. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
WILL MAKE THE TESTS.
New Water Tower and Pumping
Station Are About Ready.

The Committee on Water last night APP
pointed subcommittee 70 act Win me ..e
10 witness tests st be lnnd'' OF the new
water tower and pumping station now
nearing COMPLETION ts the Electric Con
rhe work has been done under the 81,
perW VIZ ,%' Of Superintendent Boiling and
the Committee on water; and i is believed ,ra
to have been of a satisfactory na.u tod
BY ele asM viii have Of GO
g "a I per 1-innt.. and Is Of 500 horse
Power was built With the yie " 20 wa dte
fn, lie West End. and also to inc easlhG
the pressure in that SECTION. ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
MASS OF SORES
Awful Suffering Of a Boy
from an Itching
Aumour.
CURED BY CU1ICURA
Not One Square Inch Of Skin 90
His Whole Body Was
Unaffected.

"My little son, q boy Of ave, broke
out with an Itching rash. Three doc.
tors prescribed for him. but he kept
getting worse until We could not dress
him any more. They finally advised
me to try a certain medical college, but
its treatment did not do any good. At
the time I wae Induced to try Cuttcura
Remedies he was 80 bad that l had to
cut his hair off and put tho Cuticura
Ointment on him on bandagcs, as 1t was
impossible to touch him with the bare
hand There WINS not one square inch
OF skin on his whole body that was not
affected Ele was one mass OF sores.
The bandagcs used To stick to his skin
aud In removing them 1t used to take
the skin OFF with them. and tho screams
from the poor child were lltart-break--
Ing. began to think that he would
never get we'll, but after tho second
application Of Cnticura Ointment I
began to see signs Of improvements,
and with the third, and fourth applicne
tions tho sores commenced TO dry up.
His skin peeled off twenty times, but u
finally yielded to tho treatment. used
tho Cutlcura Rcsolvent for his BLOOD,
and now can say that he Is entirely
cured, and a stronger, and healthier boy
you never saw than he Is to-day"
ROBERT WATTAM,
1922 Center Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Dec.
30, 1897.
No return IN six years, Mr.. Wattam
writes, Feb. 3,l903.
your. letter OF the 2lst In regard to
the or my little boy at hand. Lam
truly thsnkful to any that the cure
effected by the Cuticura Remedies has
been most thorough and successful
cure to Sate." \
so,t thtous sout fhs rur!d: cut!eu1 Rstoveu. re.
In form OF he-aste Coated lls 1Se pr vial of o1
tiatmtpi nc. so,r zr dep, I>,ndon. q: Chatter.
house 81, p..ns su. q. P.,1 Iosioa ~ Columbui
Ave riisr Druy sbd Ch-,n. srp, Sofa Prcprstott.
~ aS- send ior 'ilo1 n CUR EsrSy 'trnou.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Two New Charters.

Tie State Corporation Commission has
Issued tle following charters:
Building and Supply Corporation, Ear-
r!Soauurg; j. E. I5eAtwCle president;
EprIag Creek Va s. T. Splitter, secre-
tary and treasurer EarrisoDDurg. Va;
capital stcck, :lpypJ5s onjscls -to cOrduct
4 general contracting. building and build
Ing kapply Dn&ineEE
;Sedt1rd Spuhs!Ge Telephone and Teie-
graph Company. Bedford CITY; A. j.
tSsliasp!c, president. gedfprd City. Va;
s, II! Price, VjcG-prsSs1eI Mcutyale, Va:
J. ~. Spesce. Esc.e1ary md treasurer,
bedford City. Va Capital Fgock. 1900.
0D3ecbs-To construct AID operate Il tc1-
et5i4one and telegraph line IN iSed&or6 City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Who rs the Stranger?

I Captain @Tonllinson3 yestnr,day reeelv .fa
I i've p ctS Tracks s outside Of Washing
ion. on November sth The 7 photograp ai
was sent by superintendent Sylvester; nc, OF
picture may be seen at detective head
Quarters. Sixth and Marshall Streets. 1dne
mans description Isl: About thirty-hT e
Years old. nve feet six inches tall; l4o
bounds In weight, dark brown hair, light
brown. bushy moustachc. wore dark g ,I,,
oxford suit, white outing shirt, cellulold
collar pold-fillad Elgln watch. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
MANY HONOR PUPILS.
Diligent Study Places Barton
Heights Girls and Boys on Roll.

= = + 49, =. ~ - = . . =. = Il
The roll Of honor Of the Barton Heights
School for last week Is subjoincd:
intermediate d Grade-Stella James and
Ethel Binford.
Jun or K Grade-Grace Chamber'ayne. Kali,-
leen Gordon, Edith Ragland and Elizabeth
letter. NJ
sixth Grammar Grade-Minnie currlc and md
Norma Ware. 8 .7 assf Ell * Ky
Third Grammar Grade-Henry Jones. Anna
Griffin and Manic Drumcler.
second Grammar Grade-lru,el BGughan, So
phie Curre and GLADYS Hisgnson.
FIRST Grammar Grade-Herbert Beck. Hugh
Leach and WilIiar Rady. ,4f
Eighth Primary Grade-Eveyn lIarrin.
N seventh Primary Grade--Eiizabeth Arm.
strong, Mary Carpenter. Lillian Noble. Jo-
seph Pcaseey and Willie Woody.
Sixth Primary Grade-Austln Mar1in ste'n'
and Thomas Switzerland. 5ss 7,
Fifth Primary Grade-Lesllc Johnson, So!l-
rny 7Zutsle and Elizabeth Christian.
Fourth Primary C;rade-PaEe Branch, &I law :
Ton Mofiat Ernest Horner, >Mary Jones. Har-s
Sriet Rady Louise Wcldenfeid and olga
Stockton.
Third Primary Grade-Earle Eaton. Hunaley
hInter, Willard Moore. Harry Nilckois, Ashoy
pSaseley, Malcolm Pitt. Edwin Roden. George
Richardson Jack Tolson. Helen Denel Ruth
T'raylor and Elsie Whitehurs,. ,,.n.on
Marion Minter and Louise Jones.
First Primary Enthusiastically Galloway,
Frank Grove, Goodwin Kuyk willie Man
SIM. Boyce lTillcr. Douglas Roden, bcss:e
Hache. Alice Crutchfield Helen Brown, Peari
Harding, Eva Horoner Bertic Powell, Pearl
Tiller and Mary Gregory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
SOCIAL CLUB CASE.
Charged With Selling to Persons
Not on Membership List.

Roland Yancey colorcd, WAS charged
auor to others than members of the Lone
STIR independent Club. on Sunday. BE
denied the charge before Justice John,
& Ralph Brown. colored. alleged that he
was Il meirber OF the club, had paid ibis
$40 Initiation Zee and 81 dues. and had a
.rightiio buy drinks. The claim OF mem
lbership was questioned. and he will be.
required 10 prove il OF, the I'D. Both men
eed.
The books OF the club. as shown In
court. indicate that Brown Is a member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15

scrap. and the cost to them was So each.
Willie Christian, colored paid $3.50 for
being disorderly In the street.
Tom Hayes colored. was charged y
for being drunk and disorGerly, and was
placed under security for twenty days. q
William Bland. colored. paid $3.50 for
being disorderly. I'll
ored. were assessed $50 each and put
under security for ten days for striking
Mary Joseph with rock. Z. II - =
81 James Green. colorcd, contributed s2.V
for shooting era ps. .StS n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Don't Expect Large Breaks.

The weather is unfavorable far large
receipts of leaf tobacco IN the local mar
lset this week. Much that has already
been taken down will be marketed. but
the harsh change IN the weather VIII put
warm and damp agan. The recent favor
able season may result in bringing num-
Der OF wagons into town this week. but
the outlook for to-day's sales Is partic-
ularly bright.
S.onewall has line first sale to-day. With
Shelburne's Crensllaw and Shockoe fol-
lowing III the order named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
BOARD. OF ALDERMEN. .
Body to Hold Important Regu-
lar Session Tonight.

Tho session Of the Board OF Aldermen
est Sinasmuoh as several matters Of
public moment are to befdlsposcu it,f. h " b
One lis the ordinane inrcasing the salarS
OF the Mayor TO SS.GN per year, and
another allowing His Homer to have a
stenogra pher ana typewriter In his Office.
There are a great many other ordi-
nances and resolutions of more or less
promises to be quite a lengthy one.
Indications point strongly to the adop-
ton Of both ordinances relating to the
Mayors Office, thnugh they may provoke
some onpositi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Continue Church Hill Horne

The Board Of Wonen'a Christian q $50.
citation held lis monthly ,neetinr d, II
NJ, YESTERDAY. The fooard wae enconfsgsd
I'M Mss King Was appointed ,gaf,1s
The next meeting Of the board ylj ~
held at IL NJ. November 42tb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Running Down Moonshiners.

MI Charles Gee. OF Pctcrsburg. spccIaIN
deputy in the internal revenue service.
was in the city Yesterday Mr. :, Gee ! e.. has af
mnnn shine during his service and has had
some bair-raising experiences In his ca I: !.
rcer. On one occasion he was aeclaenttai,..
o,iTiaIs Who we're after the same. still
tne virginia, deputy was running down.
lie captured the still after his recovery,
however. {i3s$agi35 M ID HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
The Rcading-Room Opens.

The reading room 8 leigh street par.
usl ChurGh was opened last mglt f1r III
winter. There IL every prDspcet for eyGa
better attendance than waS lad la4t yes,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
To Winter ii Richmond.

residing with his family in Ashland since
his selection az libra rian, has removed 10
this city and viii make his home at No.
the newly chosen assistant librarian. Is
expected 10 arrive in the city tomorrow.
and will scntertup his duties irmedi-
at.Iy a. sgt 4H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Game Scarce on Markets.

Commission merchants say that game
Is scarce. and that the supply is mol equal
10 the demand. AT this time OF year
game commands good market. and the
retail dealers and restaurants handle II
extensively
The merchants hope that the recent
snow Will result in a greater supply Of
rabhits, as hunters are able thereby TO
secure them in greater quantity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Shoe Case Went Over

The case Of Logan Clarke and Charles
Wells. presented In tho Police Court yes.
ter1ay by Special Officer Duke and Po-
ssm All Green wh9 ehargsa ne nd
Ohio car and taking "a way a. lot of shoes,
vent oyer 10 he. 18th for. evidence. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
BRIDE AND WIDOW.
Miss Halle Ball WEEDS Harry
Howard. Who Dies Next DaY.

Especial 20 The Times p.spatch.o
iI5,5x 5ja9s5a s srsriv q S SS,I z
county. died 4 few days ago at his ZONE
IN Cla-8svi,is. Tex zft=r brief Illness OF
fever. The evening before his deaI. Mr..
mains were taken 10 his old home II
C1Ipeper county, accap panied by the
bride Of The evening before The inter
men1 was made IN the family burying.
ground mar C0rdoya-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
The Famous Shenandoah.

Captain William c. Wh!ttlc, Of Nor-
folk. va, has accepted an nvitation TO
deEver an address on THE Cruise 81 me
SIenandoah". before Lee Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, at their hall in Richmond,
OF, Friday evening. November 18th,
cnptain white was chief executive
officer Of the Shenandoah. and the singu-
lar story OF the cruise OF the famous Con-
fcderatc war vessel will doubtless be en-
PERTAINING. Captain Whittle is o nephew
OF the late Bishop Whttle, of Virginia.
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A FINE sHOW1NG.
Baptist Sunday Schools Are Pros
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Large.

Tho monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday School Association OF Richmond
and Manchester, which was 10 haze been
neld last Sunday aiternooE AT Calvary
Baptist, Church. WAS posloned on re-
count OF the nolen,ency Of the weather.
The following reports for October have
been rnnhived. -
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Church Report Is Good.

The statistical report OF Laurel Street
Methodist Church for this year was read
Sunday BY the pastor, Rev, Dr, Henry F.
johnson. The report shows advancement
along all lines a large amount Of money
has been raised, The Sunday-school has