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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27
.EQR- SALE By. sYDNoR q HUNDLEY,
7oo-11-13 e. Broad Street.

q 70 F ~ I'd j ~
d esprit white over white taffeta silk,
large picture hat, carrying white roses. q
A reception to the ushers and relatives
Of the bride and groom Will be. held a. !.
the BRIDES home, No. 1902 East Marshal -
Street, Tuesday night. 81 81.
a Among those from Baltimore WI pe
Mrs. Weller. mother Of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs A.. Seimeyer, Mr.. August W ell
Ter. Mr. Thomas. Nolan and sister. al Isl
Personal Mention.
Miss Tffie Branch and Miss Hattie Ross,
who spent some time in Florida and at
the Bon Air Hotel, Augusta and Went
from the latter city ITO New Orleans. ex-
tended theirftrip to- California s&5t -
They sailed from California. forI f1ono -
lulu last week.
Mrs, Eliza A. Robinson, 50 well ana
ponularly known to Richmond people. ma
leased the Brandon Hotel, at Basic CITY.
SVa..and will open IT. for the reception OF
guests about the middle Of June.
Miss Louise Brockenbrough McAdams
will return to Richmond from the Ma
tional Cathedral School, Arlington. p.
q. d for the Easter holidays Miss Beattie,
a. $PlttsburE, Pa, will accompany MISS
McAdams and remain as her holiday
guest.
Miss NJ. Helen Johnson of North Caro-
lima, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 5h rave
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tleground Is. e.. Viii possibly take charge

5tleground. ID. lC.,swill possibly take charge
at Cold Harbor. y, ,.,1
Mr.. Clark, who has been quite ~ VIII WI.
pneumonia. Is slowly Improving.
!. Miss Carrie LYnel visited friends IN
Richmond Thursday. 3. III y. T, !,
& The following out OF town folk visited
here the past week:
Mrs, Clarence Ford. Buffalo. n. VI
Mrs. =. v. Farinholt, Syracuse, y. vi
Nettie F. u hnson. New York city Harry
T.. Johnson. New York City; Major ",
Havcrstick, ryyaukesha, Wis: n. T. Var
5rell, York Harbor Md; r. s. Read. Ugh
land Springs: VIM. u. Phillips. Newark.
NJ. u; c. wv. Dickerson Jrh Ca rtersYille.f
Va; James p. Rose. Newark. n. j.; D.
C. Rose, Newark. n. j.; Carolyn 8. Corey,
New York city; Fannie s. Corey. Sea-.
Brook, N. H.;;sLucy X. Bolten. Norris
town. Tenn; J. B. Hail. wife and child.
Newport News: Minnie 3. Bcalcr1 Knox
willie, Tenn: Katie NJ. Gilmore Turner
Me-; ! Albert F. Gilmore. Turner, Me; IN.
Coffee, spartansburg. s. c.; II. w.
Marks Union, s. C.;8H. 3. Carmichael
Montreal Cam: Fl. 3. 5AIcClelland. Port
land, Mich; G.. r.. NicClelland. Portland.
Mich; John w. Exler. Marion. Ind:
Thos.. s. Rider. New York city,. Cathe-
rine a. Rider. New York city; 9. W. s.
Gore. Shenandoah Junction. Va. +. Fl.
Z Finklea, Florence. s. CT; b. d. Rogers
EenncttsVlllest .. C.igLI. ~ Soiilltii, AAis ~
land springs;55L B. Craig. Philomont,
Va; L. w. Bartlett. sr.. Tybee Island.
Ga; Hon L. H. Butler. zuni. Va. a. q.
Butler, Berkeley, Va; w. Il. Garrett, Ball
tmore, Md "A. Al Sears, Manchester. Va;
j. M. Burton. Boston. Mass: f. 6. Jones,
Danville Va; H. NJ Jess,ip. Charlottes-
vile, Va; =. S. Weymouth, Flnvanna
county: L. L. Weymouth. Fluvanna coun-
ty: ]. A. Glass, Fluvanna county: CART
RI. Becknap. Frankfort, Ind: n. Virginia
Nance. Charles City, Va; Elizabeth S.
Northern. Lexington. Va; w. G. Major
Newport News. Va; D. B. Miller. Ever
green, La; g.. B. Wright. Evergreen.
La: r. c. Walker. Grant. Va: Alex
Greene Portsmouth, Va; j. W.. Green.
Norfolk. Va \; w. IF. IIobson. San Fran
cisco, CAL: w. rhos. Fulk New York
city; Annie Otcy. Evergreen, La; Mr..
and Mrs. yVashburne, Baltimore, Md;
Catherine Wingas. Salisbury; Mena Lock-
folk, Va; Mr.. aM Mrs. u. o. Smith and
daughter, Baltimore, Md; Floyd Var.
brough, Chicago, ILL.,: L. D. Warden. wife
and two children. Chicago. ILL.,; Or.
Donovan, wife. and. two boys. Chicago,
I'LL. Geo. j. Gibson and wife, Chicago,
Ill; Edwin D. Metcalf and wife, Auburn,
N. ": o. r. Holt. Graham. N. G.; 2. j..
Elmore, Reidsville. N. c.; ]. y. Hnband
and child, Rei'dsville. N. G.; Miss Minnie
M. Burrell. Henrico county; Robert y.
Clark, Lynchburg. Va: j. Randolph
Wheeler, Lynchburg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. ". Sader, Boston,, Mass; Edward
Brady, Boston, Mass; r. j. Droyer, Bos-
ton, Mass; VIM. O. French and wife.
Boston, Mass: George, Vaigus. Boston.
Mass; Z. r. Smith. Virginia.
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ginia Historical Society. one week ca rller
than the usual semi-nnnual meeting.
The Confederate Memorial Literary SO
cety will meet "Wednesday, March Sotl1'
ALTA. NJ, q 4. Is.1
Richmond Hive No. g., Lady Macca-
tees, will hold a special review at M ur-3
phys Hall Tuesday, March 29tf, at 8
oclock P.5 M. 35 Several candidates Will pe
initiated. guards will be organized ana
the now floor work will be given.
Members who are interested IN the
stats convention, to be held here IN
May, are cordially invited to be present.
Richmond Artist Complimented.
Miss Emma Whitfield, who exhibited '
a portrait Of General Griffith at the an
nual Confederate tea some time since,
hns received orders for two copies. ono
or which is to be presented to Lee camp
Hall, in this city by Mr.. Richard Grill
fifth cashier Of the First National Bank
at jackson, Miss, and a son Of General
&Griffith. ,is$ 4,
The first portrait now hangs in the
Hall of Fame Of the Mississippi state
Capitol and the New Orleans Picayuns,
IN a recent issue, made a highly compli-
mentary mention Of Miss Whitfield,s
work. and Of the fact that General Crit
fifth commanded the Seventh MISSISSIPPI
Brigade and was killed June 20, 1869,
while leading his command.
Mr.. Griggs's Lecture.
Mr.. Howard Grggs will give lecture
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

rhere will be services at Library Hall
+,is.. AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock, with
preaching by the Rev. John lto binson's
pastor OF First Unitarian congregation, p,
Of Richmond. All city cars connect. WIN
those for Highland Springs & H,
Al, Easter entertainment and sale VIII
be held at the Methodist Episcopal Churcn
hall, under the auspices OF, tho Laaies,
Aid Society, March 31st. The beautllu1
tableaux given last Easter. VIII pc re-
3peated by special request refreshments Ut
will also be served. W Z i, Z. -,
Hall on wednesday evening was ENJOY
ed BY all who had the pleasure OF attend.
ing, There wer four tables. Tho ~ 60
TABLE was presided over by Mrs. II. L.
yInal where delicious tomato soup was
served. n n s.3
The Green Table" in charge OF Mrs.
II, n" Read. Mrs. Percy s. Read and Mrs
cold sliced meats, potato salad on crisp
tlettuce leaves, white bread. butter olives
and pickles, 1.-THE 'Brown Table, ~ at
which presided Mrs. u. S. Read. Mrs.
Daniel Smith and Miss Julia Read. VINO
dispensed, with much satisfaction TO az.
Boston baked beans, Boston brown bread
era ham bread, doughnuts and coffee
The. '.Yellow Table" at which Mrs.
Cairnes and Miss Nellie Vinalg ofilciated,.
from which was served several varieties
of cake, with yellow icing, plain jelly and
fruit jelles. The tables We're all benuti-
fully decorated. each carrying out thelra
color scheme. the whole making dis
play charming to look upon. Owing to
the Indictment weather the attendance
was small, but all who yentured out felt
fully repaid for having gone, declaring "
was well worth the price Of admission to
see the tables alone.
Mrs. Alley who resides on Fern Ave-
nue.. gave during the week q birthday
party to her little daughter All OF the
small folk Of the village enjoyed the hos
ptalty Of the young hostess and had q
happy and merry time, enjoying them-
selves as only little folks can, &
The little son of Mr.. Martin, living IN
tho vicinity OF New Bridge, had three
fingers badly lacerated recently. HIS
older brother was choppng wood. The lit.
tie ono laid his hand upon the edge OF
tho chopping block and 1t received the
full blow Of the axe.
Mrs. Mary ]. Garter Is Quite sick at the
home of her niece, Mrs. p, Il. Gerow.
Mr.. Ayers and his sister, Mrs, Pender-
CAST. from. Winchester, New Hampshire,
were recently guests Of Mr. and Mrs,
j. w. Dudley, on Ivy Avenue.
Mrs. j. III. Martin. from Rochester, N.
". is a guest at the pleasant home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley, on Ivy Avenue,
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SPRING IN CHARLES CITY.
Foreign Settlers Are Solving the
Negro Problem in That County.

Especial ytoiThe Times Dspatck)
PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, March
26-The bleating Of the little lambs on
the hills, and 1.-THE croaking ofsthe frogs
in the deserted ice ponds, remind US; con-,
5tinually that the spring has come. Tho
farmers are commencing to rub tho rust
from the ponderous double plows. prep
saratory to getting the truck patches in
shape, but the scarcity Of reliable labor.
makes the cultivation OF the farm very
precarlous, and rather discoura ging to
those who are dependent on hired help.
The negroes who have occupied these
positions continue to drift to the cities,
and IL conditions continue MS they arc
now, it would seem that the negro prob
lem will be quickly and definitely solved
in this part the State, which 5is rapids
lybeing purchased and settled esl TX West Vest.
4ernS farmers.sF tii = # "
Mostqof these new corners ara foreign
ers, and in most instances they have a
great aversion to the dark element, con
!sequently many farms that have furnish-
ed homes and support for perhaps q dozen
OF more families, are now only occupied
by the owner and his household.
Ft Many will r.sgret to hear of the depat--.
5ture Of Mr.. William Eye from this place
to Richmond. 8TIe has been so long ident-
lifted with Providence Forge. and Its peo-
ple. having lived he erslnce 1870 that 1t
seems, indeed. that a landmark has been
removed. Mr.. Eye is authority on all
questions concerning fishing, and knows
al. the best grounds for this delightful
pastime for miles along the Chickahomi-
ny River, and no doubt many enthusi-
astic angler tna ths city of Richmond can
recall numberless pleasant hours spent
fishing piloted by. Bill Eye. He has also
been for many years janitor OF tine
chapel at Providence Forge.
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Barrlnger Verne. Of Third Street.

ri 4. 3 "a
Barrlnger Verne. Of Third Street.
Miss Edith Grant OF Grantlands, will
spend Easter week with Miss Louise
Atkins.
Miss May Handy, Miss Eleanor Bosher.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. Mar
ME Langhorne Shaw and Mrs. ReElnnld
Brooks are among the celebrated Vir-
gInia helles appearing In r. H. Russells
recently published book Of Beauty.
Miss Martha Bowie will visit her aunt,
Mrs Robert B. Cabell, during Easter
week.
Miss Minnie r. snead. Of New York.
daughter OF the late Colonel Thomas T..
Snead, is visiting at No. 8 North Third
Street.
Mrs. Frank A. Haughton, OF Schenec-
tady, Is expected to arrive In Richmond
Wednesday, and will be the guest Of
Mrs. otway S, Allen. st
Madame Anita Heineck-Lloyd VIII sing
II Know That My Redeemer Liveth"
this morning at Garce Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Wright has leased the Mt. Nor-
ron Cottage at Virginia Beach, and has
opened It for guests.
Mr., Charles NJ. Graves Is being warmly
| congratulated by many, who have read
| Ills fine article on Edgar Allan Poe, ap+
pearlng in the April Century.
Miss Duyal. of tho stanton Female
| institute. who spent several days or last
week at tho jefferson Hotel, returned to
StauntoE last night
Misses Ellen and Lucy Browning, u
Culpeper, who have been on a two weeks
visit to the Misses Kemper. OF this CITY,
left yesterday to visit their bf'tncr IN
Charlottesville.
/ At the First English Lutheran Church.
on Seventh Street. between Broad and
Grace, next Sunday. being Palm Sunday.
adult baptism is to be administered ia
several members OF a class Of lwonty-
| eight catechumen.
Tho week following Passon Week
there will be services every eyenink 2
O'clock. On Eastern Sunday the largest
| class In the history 9s the congyeE4tioa
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on st. Francis OF Assists, under the Joint
auspices of the Woman's Club and the
Richmond Education Association at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow evening.
T, Members OF the Woman's Club are en-
titled to one guest card and can get
their tickets from the club janltress.
At Tea-Cup Inn.
10! For the Rabbit Hunt!
All the children Of Richmond are cordially
invited to join In q rabbit Hunt.
at tho "Ten-Cup Inn"
No, COO East Broad Street,
Friday and Saturday afternoons.
April list and 3D.
Little Boy Blue says:
Come blow your horn;
Tho chickens are In the hay
And the rabbits are In the corn"
The admission fee five cents. entities
each child to q horn; also to participate
III the Rabbit Hunt.
Little Boy Blue" will welcome each
guest, and toothsome dainties and East
er eggs will be for sale.
This entertainment will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF Centenary M.
Z Church.
Lunch, ice cream ana cakes will be
served from p, NJ, to 10 P. NJ.
Weller-Thon.
!
One OF tho events OF tho coming week
| will be the marriage of Mr., William c.
| Weller, prominent young merchant OF
Baltimore, Nd, and Miss Christina Thon.
a popular young lady Of Church Hin.
| Miss Thon Is the attractive and accom-
plshed daughter of Mrs. Matilda Thon
and the late Christian c. Thon,
Tho ceremony will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 at Bt. Johns
German Evangelical Church. corner OF
Eighth and Marshall Streets. After the
ceremony the young couple will 80 or
short Wedding trip 10 Northern cities
after which they will be at home at No
737 West Pratt Street. Baltimore.
Mr.. August Weller, brother of the
groom. Will be best man. and Miss Sophia
NJ. Thon, sister of the bride, Will be male
of honor.
Tho following gentlemen will act al
ushers: Messrs Alvin c. Pugh Bolanc
z c, Garrett, Charles G, rhon George u,
Schraudt. Albert Pohliy and Thomas
Nolan, OF Baltimore.
The bride will be attred In gray
travelling suit, with hat and gloves tc
match. carrying a shower bouquet OF viz.
Acts. The maid Of honor viii wear po!n,
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Mountain Sunday School.

Z. :.
CRAB ORCHARD, March 2e.-Rev.
Robert Gibson. missionary and colporter
for the Finch Valley 5Asso cintionHof tho
Baptist Church. held a meeting, here last
Saturday and Sunday, and organized
Sunday school and elected the following
officers and teachers:
~. g. Riddle, superintendent; N. G..
Palmer assistant superintendent; J. NJ.
Cooper, secretary and treasurer; Joseph
Marcurn, teacher OF the Bible class; r.
P. Cooper, teacher OF T Testament class;
Miss Cora Cooper. teacher over the pri-
mary classes They adjourned and are to
finish election Of teachers next Sunday
at Oak Grove Church. "a. FIJI 4 I'd
u Spring moving is here-read tho T. ID.
WANT columns for baggage and fur nj
ture movers.
/ House cleaning time has con1e-read
the It'd. WANTS for help, and you VIII
not .have to work yourself to death,
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is to be ohflrniet. and the sacra m or.'' o.
the altar adfniristered. 7. \, NJ. 4.
There will be special and appropriate
Easter rntisic. ID
.GAlNES'S MILL AN .. I. . !.
COLD HARB0Rj

Services to day viii 30 conducted by
the pastoi,;s Rev A. Osborn, Ct bu 'lsl
Presbyterian Churcll. at 9, go'clock' h, I,
4 Calvin Martiti, WHO has been III with =
pneumot,ia for several weelH past past Is Is.
rapidly improving. !, \, u.
was recontly the guest OF Miss M NJ 1rit
Jones Ut q. C,. Alexander's. y &,
"a Mr.. ana Mrs. b. Duglas visited Poplar
Grove during the past week. n II Il 4,
Miss Retia Beadles Is visiting 4 friends
and relatives In RiclrnondD ana IN expects pa 3
10 be absent several wceks.5 tf NJ "a ,8B
Mr.. Wood and family. near ,A acre. Grey, 9,
n Add,e Burnett and Tommy Holt were
tho guests OF Earl Duyall during the past l'
week. {. & jiis "a sssyS5 III 4. Il e Il,
Master Lewis Martin spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Cliffs :.
b Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Beadlcs has re- :.
turned home from d visit to their daugh-- 4
ter Mrs. Morrison, in Falrmount. 4
The Crawford wv. G. r. U. will meet at
the home 81. Mrs. Catherine Adams OF,
April 18th. i
The funeral Of Mr.. William Shopper
son took place Tuesday last at Getllsetn-
ana Christian Church, conducted by the
pastor. 81
itor hero and at Cold 1Iarbor during the
past week. He inspected the battle
grounds. He expects to travel South
shortly. s%$,ss .. 54g IS. "a,
Mrs. Mamie Adams is improving after
her recent illness. a ]. ,sl
6&a "a horse driven by Frank Martin on
Thursday last ran away near Crows
Store. Mr.. Martin was painfully injured
on the head. ss
a few days ngo Mr.. Robert White, who
lives at Cold Harbor, was showing his
three little grandchildren a very large
opossurn whenyit grabbed one Of his
fingers. In trying to release himself a
finger of tho other hand was caught In
the same trap. Culling loudly for help,
he fought the animal until his son-in-
law came and, with the assistance Of q,
knife priced open the opossums teeth
and released his prisoner. Mr.. Whites
hands are badly bruised.
5.s The farmers are anxiously looking for
ward for good weather, as they are much
behind time In their work The pros
poets are very poor for the coming sea-
son, as q large quantity Of grain has come
to naught The farmers who had early
cabbage for spring fear that moro than
half this crop Is lost. Il 4ii.t3
Mrs. M. & G. Martin has returned to her
home at Glymount after two weeks visit
to her daughters in Richmond and
( Paramount. ,3.S tf
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end OF "coverdale Farm" where in fu-
4ture he will reside. Isl x y ySfa

end OF "cloverdalo Farm where In fu-
$ture he will reside. * ii
S Samuel Webb ma de q business trip TO {
Richmond on Monday. lss
w r. Baker. OF Richmond. Is visiting
at the home OF w. c. Baker.
Much excitement was created In this
}ncIghborhood during the early part OF
the week on account of a. mad GoE.
tTrappers have been very successful in
this vicinity w T. Adams sold SIS wort n
3of hides which no caught the last Two
months. "A number OF others have done
az well. n Ets
Andrew West Of Seven Pines, visited
Elkoh In the early part OF the week.
MI Miss Myrtle Sharpe remains quite III at
the home Of her parents.
There will be an Easter service held MT
Antioch Church on Eater Sunday. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ. The money
appropriated for a new organ will be
taken In that day, II :.
Il w. c. Chamberlain celebrated his tlfty-
fourth birthday Wednesday evening ~
giving a small dancing party Those
present were the Misses Lizzie Greene.
Salada Woodfin, Agnes Kahl. Henrietta
Greene. Madeline Jones'. Evelyn Knhl.3
Louise Schroeder. Emma Vi Schroeder
Lula Chamberlain;s hfessrs. lille 81 arpe.a
Eddie Sharpe. Ed. Furman. Eustice Fish
or w. q. Bowery, Arthur Fishsr, Tom
Fisher. Willie Fox. OF Richmond; Clifton
Sharpe. r. L. Kahi Louis Chnmberla M
Sydney Chamberlain, james Adams, OF
/ Rox bury: Mesdames w. a G. Bowery,i
| Frank Richardson, II. O.. Chamberlain.
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SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABOARD
AI(2 TINE Dali \naH
Continued FROM FIRTH Page, sl

AIR LINE, RAILWAY.
s3D,I0-Rlcnmond, Va, to Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting EN-
terstate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tom tickets on sale May I'd and Sd.
good returning until May s, 1901.
S267b--Richmond. Va, to New Orleans,
La. and return on account Southern
Good Roads Association" April 6th-Tth;
tickets on saLa April Ath and 9th; good
returning April ., 1904,
-Richmond. Va, to Carthage, Mo-.
and return, account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren. May l0th-27th;
tickets on saLs May 18th to 24th, inclu-
siye, good returning May Both; can be
extended until June Goth bW- depositing
same and payment OF fifty cents.
s39. O5-Richmond, Va, to Dallas Texas,
and return on account General Assem-
bly, Cumberland Presbyterian Church."
May l9th~37th; tickets on sale May 18th
to 18th, inclusive, good, returning May
81. 1904.
So. 25-Richrnond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles. Cal, account "Genefal
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church, :"
ton OF Retail Grocers Of United States"
May 3D. Ia Sth; tickets on sale April ed
to Goth, inclusive; good returning June 30,
1894. Stop overs are allowed both go-
Ing and returning at number of points.
also side trips are given to holders Of
these tickets TO various points of inter-
est,
Rates given above are frcsn Richmond
came reduction from other points on the
s;eaboard. Information IN regard 10 the
above gladly given.
4 VI w. N. TAYLOR, c. II. A
$40 East Main Street.
q ~ 70 A L
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SEVEN PINES.

j. Harry Osbourne, superintendent OF
Cold aarbor cemetery, may be removed
to Fredericksburg In the near future, to-
succeed Superintendent Magoon, Who is5
to be installed at Jefferson Barracks. No.
superintendent 3. p. CorWin. Of Bat
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

John Wilson on the First National
bank and signed by T. T. Murphy.
it was after banking hours. and as
the man represented that he had been
working for Murphy, and as he ap.
peared to be an honest working man.
after purchasing 4 dollar or two's
worth of goods Al A. s. Neff's, The Ra-
ton Cash Grocery store and the Ger
ardi Mercantile Co.'S store, At each
place the amount of purchase was de-
Quoted from the amount of the check
and the balance was readily paid over
70 linn. Az each store at'which one Of
the forged checks was caslied he is
described as shaying been dressed IN
different clothes though he would be
easily identified by his victims If he
should be caught.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19
oucer Actions.

ME and Mri CJohn bracelet drove
into Maxwell City last week from their
vcrnoje Srash ana reported the
strange conduct Of a young couple
who were said TO have come from
Dawson. Tiny asked permission 10
bury a child in the vermejo cemetery
which request was granted. Ii was
noticed that they were not attended
md we're III 4 lirht RE They hal M
NIX Nj CONN md after they left, An
investigation was made and ii was
found that they had dug 1 small hole
with their hands ami buried the child
slid mcrciy III tu dlothlng and GOV.
ercd Il with ten a twelve inches Of
dirt. No ono appeared 10 know the
young people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19
Many Applications.

Rangers b. X. Wade and John Kerr
arrived In Silver city on last wednes.
day TO assist Forest Supervisor II. g.
Mcclure IN the allotment of sheep
areas for the ella Forest Reserve.
They VIII also assist in passing upon
the preference classes In the use of
ne reserve This classification mas
been made necessary iii reason DC the
fact that applications FOR nearly go.
900 head ~ sheep have been present.
81 whereas the maximum number that
can Craze ~ the oserve Il fxed 1t
i5o. 900.
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sanltarium Deserted.

The pr. Smith s~anitarinm. the dow
Of adobe rooms on the mesa, near All
buquerque. has ben abandoned. and
me furniture, belonging to Bonadaito
4 cos, was hauled into tho city, The
flooring. window frames. doors md
other construction material were TAX.
en- possession Of by the Phoenix plain.
Ing Mil company for debt ana we're
niso carried to the city.
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New Mexico Pensions.

Delegate Tiodey has secured two
more pensions. Mrs. Conception Gas,
tillo de ArmlJo. OF sandovai. Now Mex.
leo, has been granted a pension at
$500 per month from April 24th, 1903;
and Mrs. Agaplta Montallo. of Rim.
conada. New Mexico. has been grant.
ed n at $500 per month from Sap.
cath, 1902.