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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY. 1ST, 19o4.as
- TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND fs Z,
100 A.. M.--Daily. Local for Charlotte, ~. q
1880 r. M--Daiy. Limited Buffet p puIanna
TO Atlanta and Birm ngham. New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South a,
800 r. MIX. Sunday keysyille Local. I'LL
1000 p. M.--Daily. Limited. Pullman ready
o 40 p NJ for all the South # $@i
YORK RIVER LINE. = !.Bl
The favcrite route to Bal more ana Eastern
noints. Leave Richmond 1870 z. M--Daily.i
s:lb p. M.e.Local. Daily except Sunday.
40 Il. M--Except Sunday. For West Polnt:
connecting with steamers for Baltimore sra v ana
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday cal az a.
YorktoWn ana Clay Bank; Tuesday. Ihursuay
aoi co t,rjnv ALMONDS and Gloucester Point
t4s A. M-Except Sunday. Local mixed Sof
"ese TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.55 A. Nj and 6:ia p. M.-From all the SOUTH.
9yS p M.-E,rom Charlotte and Durham. 4Ss.
$40 a M.-From Chase City. VIC
S.1S 4. M-Baltimore and West Point 9g
Io.Is A, NJ $40 p. M.--From West Point:
q ". WESTBuRY. D. P, A.. Riehmond, "a
D ~ 3 r. NJ. G. p. A.,
G. Il. AGKERT, aenl. Mgr.
washington. D. G. 9S4&
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Wednesday, the nth Day Of
May, 1904, at 1890 P. M.

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises, oil the real and personal prop
jacent to the said town Of Chase CITY
the 'eeisbrated Z cH Hi6i Il IN
Me- Hotel Hle and sanatorlum. with
Its complete furnishings ana equipments;
TINE MECkLENBURG HOTEL and n,
Ing, WIN is Bed i rooms, well lighted md
ventilated; wide hnlls and extensive, ye4
randas; 1t is heated by steam, Lighted oy
s n tRroqgheH WyArR
from an Artesan Well, and equipped
with complete Hydriutic department
The power station. with boilers, engines,
furnishes light, power. heat. Ice and re-
frigeration ample for the needs Of the
house at full capacity. Tho Steam I,aun-
gotting House is provided With tanks :.
pipes ETC., for convenient handling OF the
mineral waters. And there, are also on
the premises, kennels bowling alsy q, AND 4
excellent, Tie properties cost more than
s9g Ths hotel Is oeraly tsea
china, silverWare, Kitchen utensils, etc,
duality. ~.
In Southern Virginia, on Southern Rail-
easl.y accessible from points Nortn south
and West. 1t Is 535 feet above sea level,
enjoys uniformly mild climate. affords
good shooting in season. and Is an ideal
all-the-year-round resort.
Possession given upon compliance with
the terms Of sale. The property offers q
rare opportunity for investment, and par
sonal inspection Of 1t before day OF sale.
TERMs-c as to one-third Of Of the
purchase money. and the residue IN two
equal instruments at ono and two years,
with interest thereon. payable semi an
nualy, at the rate Of Six per r., Gen II per per
annum. from date Of sale ~ paid; th ne,
notes or Bonds Of the purchaser and Sc
cured by. deed Of trust npon, the prop.
required 5t to Keep the property insured
against loss by fire in q fair and reason
able amount. and to assign and deliver
the policies OF such insurance as further
security Of the deferred payments,
VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY.
* Trustee. Richmond, Va,
~, nr,1 1qbx y npl 1O-tds
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We will sell TO-DAY, TuEs pa at our
warerooms. 1905 p. Main street, hne
lIa oS cham0er y sts ba ain wa
MAHOGANY Parlor Suit, cost SIS; hand
Pafer chairs m rs oak TAI Tabls Wa
nut Hntracks, handsome Walnut Ward
robe ne Brass eeds Bo9k nrEht
Plano, Il Parlor Organ, in good
condition. Oak d Boosease no and SEA odd
Bureaus, Washstands. Oak and Walnut
Extension Tables, Chairs HaIr IT, an AND 9
Stoves, Iron Beds. Wood Beds. Mating,
Carpets. Druggets. Rugs, Lace Curtains,
Cooking Utensils, very go9d Family
Carriage, In good order lot 6 II Grocearries,
such as Flake Oats, Rice, Starch Mis-
tard. Candy, ETC., etc.
All of the above. goods are to be sold
to the highest bidder. All OF the dealers
and CONSUMERS are Invited to attend this
sale. Ladies' respectfully inyited. ~
Geo, Fl. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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MRS. MARY eREeovlcH.
pf PhIIIpsbure. Montana. Tells How $

TT FHTT1psburG, MONTANA, Te1Ts Flow Sne
Wac Cured of Dandruff.
Mrs. Mary Gregoyich, of Phlipsburs,
Montana. under date of Nov. 26. 1899,
ifritcs: II had typhoid fever this sum
lher, consequently was losing my hair
Terribly, and my head In places was
perfectly bald, Newbro's Herplcide had
bpst come into use in Philpsburg, and
the doctor strongly recommended 1t to
lme. After three or four applications my
Ihur stopped falling out, and Is coming
IN eSsin quite thick ! used to be trou-
bled greatly with dandruff, of which
i'm now quite cured" Kill the dandruff
germ with Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. in stamp or SAM
ple to The Herpicide CO., Detroit, Mich,
Owens and Minor Drug Co., Special
66eEts. -, ! u 49, I. : : :. : = = -
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BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.

BETWEEN AMI SlS.
In execution Of certain deed of trust
bearing date on 18th February, 1903, and
duly recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court In Deed BOOK 176 B., page
lss. default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt thereby secured, the
undersigned will offer for sale, upon the
- 90 - TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1901.
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, thea real estate con-
yeyed by said deed and ftheren described
as a lot, with improvements thereon, COM
mencing at point distant 155 feet north
OF Of the intersection Of Clay Street, or at
the northern line Of a. 1fteen-foot alley,
fronting on the western line of St. James
Street 80 feet and running back between
parallel lines, the southern line being said
fifteen foot alley. l27 feetsto another al
ley. The improvement tsy consist of two
story well-built detached brick dwelling,
containing or 8 rooms, with usual con-
veniences and in very good order.
TERMS-Cash as to sufficient to pay the
costs and expenses of sale. any delinquent
taxes and the sum OF $500, with inter-
est thereon from August 18th. 1903; till
maid: the residue In twosequal instruments
at one and two years for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by trust
deed: or for all cash, lat the option OF
'he i'ut - e''''s H. "a. 5ArCURDY,
apl 27-tds Trustee,
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In execution Of deed Of trust dated dated
18th October, 1897, and recorded IN Rich,
mond Chancery Court in D. B. l0l C
page s5s will at the s request ssto OF the ne
the payment of a portion Of the debt Sc
cured, sell by public auction on oo
THURSDAY, MAY 5TH, 1901,
at $50 o'clock P. NJ, the very desirable
brick residence above referred to-, with
the lot upon which it stands, fronting ~
feet and running back 100 feet
This Is a we'll built Mouse, has lndepen-
dent walls, contains seven rooms has hot
and cold water, both, etc: and, being 81 In ! a
self alike to home seekers and investors.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the costs
of sale and taxes to day Of SALE and TO
discharge a debt amounting to 81 sos
and the residue upon equal instalments
Of one and two years for notes notes With Is In y.
tcrest added and secured by a deed OF
trust; or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser. ,,,,,,
N. B.-If n smaller cash payment than Is
nrescribed above Is desired by the pur-
Chaser 1t can be arranged by the AUG
tioneers. apl 30-tds
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FOR SALE.
100000
CABBAGE plant rs.

NOW READY AT % CENTS PER 100,
$3.50 for 1000 by express.
DAHLIA BULBS. Now is the time to
plant them; rs cents per dozen. $500
per 100. IS
YELLOW CANNAs, same price.
CHRYSANTHEN1UM SLIPS, by mail
or EXPRESS 80 cents per doz, $500 per 100.
These are hardy mixed varieties.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 90 cents to
sl.OO per 100 by mail; $500 per 1000 by
express.
Rio Vista. Va, P. o.
Westhampton cars stop at my door.
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Nk&x!WN0iifo|k&W6Stern.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. S
Is 900 A.. M.-NoRFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg,
NNaverly and Suffolk. Z.
9:05 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and Roam
oke pullman sleepers Roa noke e Columbus.
Blueaeld,t to Cincinnati: also Roanoke e K i
pills. @ I. III. :, y. "a !. u 49, |.
VILE Lynchburg and Roanoke.1 IL,
s:oo p. M.--oCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Arr.
rives Norfolk 8 20 r. NJ Stops only at Peters.
burg, Waveriy and SUFFOLK Connects With
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York,
Baltimore and Washington. , ti5g "a
7:2i r. M.-For Norfolk and all stations eabt
40 p. M,-eNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke; Petersburg to Pulaski I4ynchburg 10
Chntta Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
Trains arrve from the West 1885 a. NJ. los
p Nj. and 0:20 p. M.;#fron, Norfolk ll:0o a..
M. and Z 20 p. N. ~ . .F,l g 3ai si
w. q. BEVILL. CT H l3 3S1s ~ RI
u Gen'L Pass Agt..ssis 1lst. russ ass HSs.a5i
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Sutton & Coz
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
The meck|enburg,
~. AT ...
Chase City, Va,

In execution Of n trust deed from the
Chase City Mineral Water Company TO
the virginia Trust Company, Trustee.
bearing date on the list July, 1902, and
Mecklenburg county. Va, on the 18th
July, 1909, III pursuance Of the terms and
provisions OF said trust. deed and at the
cured. and also In pursuance Of resolu-
tons OF the stockholders and directors
OF said Chase City Mineral Wate; Com
pany adopted on the 2G.l MA Mnreh i.r Iva
to sell, as an entirety the real and per,
sonal property OF said Chase City Mineral
Water Company when tho real est ne
should be sold under said trust deed. tne
undersigned Virginia Trust Company,
trusten las nfurnsaid. will. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Governor Montague Back.

Governor Montague returned from
Portsmouth yesterday where on Sum
day afternoon he addressed the Odd
Fellows. His Excellency was In the Exc
cutiye Mansion. during the afternoon.
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r. r. &P. s a's1@'1 ss. sssss' !. !.

Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
4:15 a. NJ, daily. Byrd St Through.
GAS A. NJ, daily. Main St. Through
7:l5 a. NJ. week days Elbn- Ashland ac-
500 4. NJ. sunday only. Byrd st. Through.
$40 x. III. week days. Byrd st. Through.
Local stops. a{5 H.St
SOP noon week days. Byrd st. through.
400 p. NJ, week days. Byrd st. Frederlcks-
burg accommodation. tEA
sos p. NJ, daily. Main St. Through. s8
$3.50 r. NJ. week days lIlba. Ashland ace
commodaton. g3 56
500 r. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
ija Trains Arrive chmond--SouthWardt .s
ii GAO a. NJ, week days. Elba- Ashland 90.
$50 a. NJ, week days Byrd St. Fredcrleks.
burg accommodations. ~ t..il .asEF. hi 5yN5iat
S:35 A. Al. daily. Byrd ST.. Through.
ll:6OiA. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through.
2:oe p. Nj. daily Main ST. Through.
500 r. NJ. week days. Elbn Ashland accom-.
M ~ d daiiy ByFa 81 81 T hrouEhh Ioe
10 40 p. NJ. daily. Main St. Through. ,sf
NOTE-Pulln!an. Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
ali trains except local accommodations. 4
limo Of arrivals and departures and eonnecs
lions not guaranteed. . LIZ u.
Gen'l Man'r.. Asst. Gent Man'r. Trnf. Ma
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Circuit Court,

The May term of the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond began on yes
terday, and the docket was called
through. Judge Scott Will begin the trial
OF cases to-day.
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By Richmond Auction Co.,
General Auctfoneers.

LARGE AUCTION SALE OF FINE
MAHOGANY, CHERRY, OAK AND
WALNUT FURNITURE, SUCH AS
CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR SUITES,
PARLOR CHAIRS, FINE PARLOR
TABLES. sIDEBOARDS, WARD
ROBES, HAT RACKS UPRIGHT
PIANO, FINE PARLOR ORGAN,
FAMILY CARRIAGE. ETC. ETC, TO-
DAY, TUESDAY. MAY Sd. 1880 A. NJ
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AUCTION SALE OF THREE SMALL
BRICK STORES, With DWELL
iNGS ABOVE, NOS. ll6, ll6l.2
AND ll8 MARKET STREET, BE-
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
OLD MARKET.

At the request of the parties In interest,
who are anxious to soil TO close up the
property for sale at public auction, on the
" THURSDAY, MAY 5TTI, 1901.
at 8 o'clock p. NJ This is good renting
property and will yield large returns on
the probable purchase price.
TERMS-One-third cash. balance ut 9.
IL and IS months for negotiable notes with
interest added and secured by deed OF
trust on the property. VA
II, SELDOM TAYLOR q. CO.,
apl 30-tds Auctoneers.
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ST Fam BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z
A. NJ. forr, Norfolk, PORTSMOUTH. Ga Point.
inadings. and connecting at Old Point for
Washington. Baltimore and the North state
prices Electric cars direct to wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk Music BY Grand
Orchcstrion. !,
Freight received for nbove-named places and
all points in Eastern yirgin,ai 81 ana North caro-
lima. IRWIN WEiSttiyh' Heh ~. Msf'
Il, A. Barber Jr, Secretary
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

rpAINS1 LEAVD RICHMON psDAILY-BYRO-F
$500 70 STREET. STATION.
EFFECTIVE ,SuNDA,,Y, APRIL a ar7 Lo,n,
o.O5 A. MA. c. l.. Express TO al polnts
o.oo ,1u'M II. Petersburg and Norfolk:
isuO P. M.--Petershurg and n ana W. West.
a.in - M-petersburg and Norfolk.
.s.i6 p M.-Goldsboro Local
5:50 p. M.--Petersburg Local y.
S.S5 p. M--"Florida and West indian Linz
itedn to all points south.
a..oP M,-Petersburg and n. and w. West.7
yyi,yo p M-Petersburg Local.
AA''' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 81.
4:o7 A. Nj. :s5 A. NJ; ,s:s6 A. u. 1g: ~
A. = NJ n; IiiS r = Nj: 9:so r. Nj.
Except Sunday /, sTndnay 1 Sny pass.
w j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass Agt. stft
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Parties wishing to attend the above
sale, can leave Richmond ut Z O'Clock a.
NJ. and return at 6:42 p. NJ. the same day.
SUTTON s. CO.. Auctloneers.
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cEAR0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE EXTRAORDINARILY.
e.S1 y M-Seaboard Mail-l0;36 p. N.-Sea-
board Exprsss,Toa 10 savannah SacKsohs'.'e Az
'A 5:Io <. M.-Loeal-.EoE Nor!na and Hamlss.
nv M AiSs ARRIVE EXTRAORDINARILY, "a
s!a5 A. No S4--From Florida, Atlanta; and
th a.bs P NM ss--Trom Florida, Atlanta and
the S9a'HM '@ss-From Norna and local points.
II. 8. LIARPR; q b, Il TiIAYLon, q. II. A. s
Ran East Main Street. Phone AVG. u.
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RAILROADS.
Go: f 9 ssiss n.
a Hours and as Minutes to
Norfolk.

LEAVE RioflMoND-EAsTBoUN
7:6o a. NJ. -Daily--Iocai.t to Newpert News ~
900 y. M..Daiiy .Limtsd-- Arrives wil,!ams.
burg 956 a. NJ. Newport News 1910 A.
NJ, Ola Point 1too A.. NJ. NORFOLK al.0
A. NJ, Portsmouth i1,E y. NJ
400 p. M.--week dAya--Spsclal-Arriysa VIII.
lnmsburs ass r. NJ. laewEvrt News E:1o
r. NJ. Old Point 800 u Nj. Norfolk s,aS
r. a., portsrOuth 6.4d Pt NJ. 4
500 r. NJ paily-t.ocal to Old point. III
Nh MAIN LlNE--W ESTBOurD.
1910 A. NATURALIZATION sunday, IL clis.oA
900 +. NJ. Daily-spee.ai to cihclnaaits
Sis P. .M.--week days-l.ocal - Frcderi.ks
10 40 r M. y--Lltnited to Cipclnuatt.
t JAMES RIVER LINE. 7-'i 4,
i0:20 A.. M.-Dally-Etpress tn Lynchburs.
Cifton Forge ana Dricipai stAtlons. I5s
sis p NJ Week dayS-LJcal tn Bretiio *
TRAIii3 ARRIVE RICHMOND FHOM I.
Norfolk and Old Point 1o:oS A. NJ. daily. l1;G
port % News Local s r. N. ,da!ly. ',,
From Clncinnntti and WeE "a A. =. daily
and $3.50 p. NJ daily. Atntn Line Local frsm
Clifton Forge S:10 P. NJ. gnh,y,1 Elk, sun. from
Clifton Forge, Eredericks' Hall Accom- $50 a.
James River Line Local from clifton Forxs
s:3s r. NJ. daily. Bremo Accom-. $40 A. ii.
Ef. Sun ttl ilts5
=. E. DoYLE. W. o. yvARTHEN. 7
b dcn'l Manager. dat Pass AEk X
Nov L lsoA
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

on the north side, between Meadow and
Allison streets These lots are % and 80
feet wide, with a depth OF 149 feet to an
sell at the same time nine lots In the
rear OF the above, on the south side OF
Marshall Street, together or separate.
McvE1IH s. GLINN,
t,nav1.tds 4 Auctioneers.
Cal at our office for a plat OF these
lots.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT.
TWO OF THE BEST STORES IN THE
business section of Main Street, between
Seventh and Twelfth Streets. Apply to s.
t. NJ. WORKMAN & CO,
Real Estate Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
MADE REMARKS ABOUT
HIS MOTHER-N-LAW
Charles A. FOsse, Said to Have Caused
a Family Row, Receives
a Reafin0

OAKLAND. Sept 24.-Derogatory
remarks about his mother-in-Iaw led
to the undoing of Charles A FOsse.
who was the victim of a beating ad-
ministered by William Schwark, a son
of Mrs. Anna Tietjen, several days ago.
Mrs. Tietjen is the mother-in-law.
Fosse is her daughters husband and
Schwartz, the son who would not. he
says, permit Fosse to speak sIightingly
of his parents.
Fosse gained revenge by prosecuting
Schwartz for battery in the Police
Court to-day and securing his con-
viction. Schwark, who is a teamster
in San Francisco, was fined $50 by
Judge Geary. He cut his brother-in-
laws lip, knocked out several teeth
and in other ways damaged Fosse's
face. All of the damage done. he says,
was justified by the action of man
who had traduced his mother-in-law,"
as he declared Fosse had done.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND, Sept. 24.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerk to-day: Harold T.
Georgia, 35. and Alice A. Harris, 80,
both Of Elmhurst; Robert Anderson,
%, and Alma Gerhow, 10, both of San
Francisco; Myan T. Bracken, over 21.
Weed, Siskiyou County, and Ann G..
Doris, over Is. Oakland: Arthur L.
Loider, 90, Ogden, and Laura S. Han
sen, %, Alameda; William Frager,
over 81, Pleasanton, and Francis Enos,
over IS, Dougherty; John Hurst. over
21, and Emily NJ. Audette, over IS.
both of Oakland: Lawrence S. Aims
worth. 81, Paisley, Or, and Charlotte
A. Henley, "a, Berkeley; George
Brown, 81, Berkeley, and Nora Vim
cent, %, Oakland; Frank de c. Buck
ingham, %, and Winnifred Mulvy, %,
both of Oakland; Stanley J. Bell, 81,
and Florence e. Blethen. Is, both of
Oakland; Walter Johnson, 80. and
Mary Reynolds. 21, both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
The Odor of Amberrrts.

The druggist held in his hand a lump
OF gray substance like putty. II was
smaller than a baseball and as light az
cork. says the Seattle Post-Intellf-
genccr. Through it, here and there,
ran streaks of yellow and black.
This is a lump OF ambergris." the
druggist said. 1T is worth about 9SO0,
1 judge. Smell it,
The patron put his nose to the amber
girls. Then he said, surprised:
Why, it has no smell"
The druggist. smiling, rubbed II with
his sleeve, and Immediately a powerful.
musklike CGOr filed the air.
Crude ambergris," he said, never
smells until you warm ii up or rub IL
This chunk OF ambergris here smells
like musk. That is because il is crude.
The odor Of prepared ambergris has
not the least semblance OF Llusk"
He rubbed his hand over his sleeve.
From handling this" he said, my
coat will smell till the autumn. Ny
hands, no matter how I wash them.
viii smell for several days"
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
. -NTTTCTITURIST ACCEPTS
POSITION WITH A WINERY
Professor z ii. Twight Resigns as
Expert at the University to Man
arr a BIG Concern.
age a Big Concer1

BERKELEY, Sept Edmund H
TNwight. assistant professor of viticul-
ture and Preventative industries, has
resigned from the staff of the college
Of agriculture at the University OF
California 10 accept a position as ex-
pert manager of the Cordova winery
at Sacramento, one Of the biggest con-
Germs OF the kind in the State. The
resignation is not designed to take ef-
feet until the end Of the present term,
as Professor Twight will conclude the
lecture course upon which he is en-
gagged and he also wishes to partici-
pate in the short course in agricul-
ture in October. In the meantime,
however, he will interest himself ac-
lively in his new work.
The withdrawal of Professor Twight
as this time will be a serious setback
for the viticultural work in the uni
versity and difficulty will be expert
enced obtaining a man TO take his
place. Professor Twight's resigna-
ton was sudden and it has given rise
10 the statement that il was inspired
by his dissatisfaction with the con-
duct of the department. His pique is
said TO have followed the elevation of
Professor Frederick T. Bioletu to the
same rank as himself, although
Twight would still have been head of
his department.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

BERKELEY, Sept. 24.-The effort to
secure the adoption of the honor sys
tenn will be given more attention this
year than last at the university in the
hope that after a campaign OF educa-
ton the students will approve of the
plan. The honor system committee ap-
pointed by Harry Dehm, president Of
the Associated Students, is preparing
to continue the investigation begun
last year. All the larger colleges have
been asked for information upon the
plan wherever 1t has been tried.
Among the latest acquisitions of the
library are some rare volumes of Latin
inscriptions and Italian literature.
There are two volumes of De Rossi's
inscriptions and the works of num-
Der of famous Italian authors, among
them those of Mazoni, Guiccardini and
Fosgolo.
A. J. Coogan, president Of the junior
class, has appointed the following
named committees to arrange for the
junior farce and the promenade:
Farce-Harry Encell, Isabel Mercy
nolds, Phoebe Binney. Ann Thatcher,
Sophie Treadwell, w. E. Burns, NJ. H.
Epstein, w. r. Jewell, L. E. Gray, S.
A. Chisholm. Prom" m."-Arrangements,
Joseph 8. Koford; refreshments, F. B.
McKevitt, Ruth Wilkins, Gladys
Meyer; decoration, Helen Parker, G.
E. Dickie, J. H. Russell; music, H. w.
Bingham. Florence Ward, Sarah Cope;
printing, Carl GIasscock, B. o. Pickard,
J.. J. Kennedy; reception, Roy Elliot,
S. A. Gamble, S. E. Gullard, c. e. Arm
old, Harold Plummer, Seymour Phe-
Ian, r. G. Arlett, A. Ghiradelli, H. B.
Drescher, w. S. Andrews, E. s. Rust,
y. L. Wickres, Bertine Wollenberg, E.
NJ Struve, Helen Wright, Mary Bios
sim, Marie Metcalf and Mary LIE Conte.
DIR. Eleanor Stow Bancroft's lectures
on hygiene for women will hereafter
be given in Hearst Hall at II o'clock
Monday mornings.
For the first time since the estab-
lishment of the custom of holding half
hours of music on Sunday in the Greek
Theater the programme next Sunday
will consist exclusively of music for the
piano. A delightful programme has
been arranged by Franz A. Ballaseyus,
as follows:
Sonato (op. 27, No. o, Beethoven;
Adagio Sostenuto, Das Attends Cat
evenlng), Schumann; allegretto. Auf-
schwung (eNaltation); presto agitato,
Momento Giojoso. Moszkowski.
The concert will be given at o'clock
in the Greek Theater, but in case it
rains it will be given in Hearst Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-25
wireless Telegraph Service.

1t is announced in Halifax that
Signor Marconi will return to Cape Bre-
ton early in June to conduct his trans
Atlantic wireless service. He is now
in communication with the Dominion
Government at Ottawa regarding the
use Of land wires. The station at Table
Head has been overhauled and new ma
chinery and instruments placed in posi-
ton, and communication is being held
almost daily with passing steamers and
with Wellf1eet. Much experimental
work is also being conducted. Hereaf-
ter messages will be received and sent
on the same principle as is employed in
telegraph Offices Table Head will be
largely a repeating station between
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