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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09
Surprise Party,

A very delightful surprise party was
given In the home of Mr.. and Mis- Frank
Parater. No. els Church ELL Avenue, -
honor of the birthday OF their daughterr.
Miss Marie. Games were INDUCED In until
a late hour, when refreshments We're
.Rerved In the spcous dining room. Those
present We're Misses Marie Parater. stella
Barker, Lille Fisher. Helena StenberG.
Madeline stenbers. Lucy f'llppin. Annie
Gill Mabel Bowles, Pansy Bowles Marie
o'Donnell and Grace Parater. The gen
tlernen present were Messrs. Horace
GDocll. Arthur Hope. Harry kleinstuper,
Allie Wilkinson. Charley Montgomery,
Maurice Mosenberg. Junius Redd, Willie
Trimmer, Westwood WILLIAMS, Tom Seny,
Frank Parater and Charley 0'Donnell
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. r., j.
Parater, Mr.. and Mrs NJ j. O'Donnell
AT q late hour the merry crowd dis
persed, after having spent q most enjoy
able surprise on their friend, and wishing
her many more happy birthdays
Japanese Garden Fete.
On tonight and Friday night Japa-
nese garden fete will be held at Twenty
seventh and Broad Streets for the bene-
AT OF the Shelterins Arms Hospital.
AS was noted in a recent Issue of the
daily papers. this hospital Is in urgent
need of funds to carry on the work until
rhe regular summer vacation,
The fete will be held under the auspices
of ST. JOINTS Circle OF Kings Daughters
Cream will be served by several o
Church Hills most charming girls IN Jap
anese costume. Among other attractions
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eTo Be Continued To,morrowS
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The Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of
the Confederacy. held their. last meeting
afternoon at s o'clock in Lee
Camp Hall, Mrs. Nv. Randolph presld-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09

enemy had divided and fed. For few
moments there was a strange tense
silence. Then a volce-an English voice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09

Mrs. Watkins and her daughters. Miss
Elise and Cornelia watkins, VIII be at
the Rockbrldc Alum Springs for part
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09

spending soma time with Ills sister, Mrs.
Herbert A. Claiborne. left Monday for
New York. He will sail this week for
Europe to spend several months In Eng
land and on the continent.
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Evans-Tinsley.

Cards have been issued by Mrs. Mar
garet Upshur Franklin announcing the
marriage OF her sister, Miss Jessie Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
VICTORY FOR
VI. HEARST
Friends Have Complete Control
Of Democratic Convention
at Providence, r. I.
/ LENeTHILY ENDORSED.
Numerous Whereases = and
Flowing Praise Laid at New
York Mans Feet.
Dy Associated Press

3Sl Dy Associated lPress.)
"a PROVIDENCE, r. u, March 10.-.J ohm
u. Fitzgerald. Of Pnwtucket. leader 3of
the Democrats In tho State House Of
Representatives won notable victory
in tho state Convention held to-day for
the purpose OF choosing delegates to the
National Democratic Convention at St.
Louis Mr.. Fitzgerald. asslJted BY for-8
Brner Mayor George w. Greeue, Of WTonn-@
socket Democratic }nauonal committees
ran routed tile forces led by Colonel
Patrick Quinn, Of Nvarwlcli, chairman
sof the State Central Committee, and
Colonel Samuel y. Honey, tie leader IF
tho cold $Timo,'@ Democrats, electlng
themselves and three Of their ont and
cut supporters and one delegate who mud
h been coun ted AZ an oppOnent,$ but who
10 day voted with the Fitzgerald Greene
faction, which Is working In the interests
81 w q r. Fl earsti for It'd presidential
nomination. Having done this, they per-
Smitted the leaders of The opposition, Col
K mel Quinn ana Colonel Honey, to be
named in completing the Delegation.
5is + blowing the convention .lsineeting OF
the six Hearst d delegates vas hel ID, Ct at
which thej presidential candtRcy of Il Mr..
Hearst was endorsed ana lengthy resolu-3
kllOHS uliAs
rule by the delegation in voting were
passed. 2 sa * n VI st
IT. was expected before thu convention
that a contest would DO rnatic over The
question Of instructlng ths delegate 8, but
this did not develop. the sand.d ties be-
ing uninstruqted Mr.. Fitzgerald how
ever. in addressing tile convention, ans
sI:cunced that he should vote for Mr. I!
I Hearst's presidential nomination and af-5
Bter1yarfls 81 was stated that the six Flz-4
gerald Greene delegates would SUPPORT
the New Y ork man. IA {ts; Ss ts s5
on the other hand. C,irnel Honey ans
rcunced himself as an opponent Of MI r.
Hearst 81 saying that lie shcull vote
Sagainst him first. lasr an Ill Tie time
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Pantops Ball Schedule.

isg Especial TO The Time s-l2ispatcI.l44o u
LIE, HA.,g March lp 8
The following Is tile baseball schedule l.lll
for the Pnntops team this season ~.
Thursday. March Il Pantops vs.S3Vi r.
ginIa, at Charlottesville. q 81 sss
b Saturday. "A pril 2, open. 81 l55
N. Monday, April II, Pantops ys 81 shbur q
Military School, at Nyaynesboro, VA
s5 Wednesday,, Aprlli13 Pantops vs.. lamp
den sidney College at charlottes ', 81, .
SI}niyersitys School at Brown 8 School,
y Monday, April IS, pantops VS., Miller
School. at Miller School. I, :, .
berry Forest school, at Chariot tesville
Monday april q, Iantnps We n, LOCUST
RI Monday. May. Pantops vs.. 11ishburne
Military School. at CharIo ttesvllle i,
,rhtraday. May &. Pantops vs.. Brown
University School. at PaHtops: !, IS.
Monday, May Q. Pantops sys. Voodfoterry5
Forest School. mt Orange !5N a.. ], !, 4
Saturday. May t. Pant0ps VS. Locust
Dale Academy, at Chariot tesyille.
Monday, May ~, open.
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New Public Building.

(SDecial 10 The rimes- Dispn tcE.)
II CHAIR LOTrl ISV1LL1o, VA March 10, -
Tho plans for misunderstanding lie W PUBLIC
tor Thomas s. Martin has been asked
To- ctill d 5. the office OF tho supervising
architect, MIR g. r. Is n1per, to examine Y
them Tho building Will pc of classic de-
ieaption'of the buildings at the University l1ll'i
S"Tlie Contract for the erection Of The
Sbuijding Will be 4 lot early this summer
,Thja means ne that tfere will not 5lbe much
further delay in8lty erection. Tho reason
for Tic delay thus long Is that the arG,hi.,
tccta In drawing Ills plans, found 4 that.
the building as&originally desl gn cd would
cost sl25,G0D, 'rle appropriatlo which
had been made, was for only 81 co., So
that tile architect wrote to the chairman r,
Of cominlttse Pupe su,ding s.
propriat ton Of SIS, OJ0. This the commits
tee re fused EtOEreCommepd.9
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5A REMARKABLE u MAN. q
Russell H. Conwell, Philadelphia
Preacher, Has Interesting Past.

B Russell H. conwell. the great Philadel;-.
ptia preacher. has been accorded an un-
usual honor, in that in his own city three
Thousand people heard him In his great
lecture. Acres Of Diamonds, at one
dollar a seat. s a 58S
1: Few men have had as many fonors
3heaped upon them in like Is time as has
Russell 81. eonwell. lose great church. Il;
auditorium in tho country, fails to- hold
the treme ndous ardien ces who i seek I, to
for the last six years admission has been
by ticket only and often thousands are
turned a way. AZ VI FL s38
4 For forty years Mr.. conwell has been
on the lecture plat form. and has delivered
nearly six thousand lectures. Associated
as Il he has been with Cough, l3eecher,
Holmes. Long fellow and Their famous
Americans, he stands to-day the eaua so i
the present. The story 81 bis life is i
marvellous one, His. battles with poverty,
faith have made for him a very.
warm place In the hearts Of the Amer
lean people. 5aaj}a Il
Reserved seats go on sale at the Young
Mems Christian Association building at i
to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
CAUGHT In FLY WHEEL,
Negro Mangled and Instantly
Killed-Cider License.
oecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

DURHAM. N, O.. March 10. Charles
Macon Toran, negro ,o AGED u fif X. en-
buke. Sons and Company branch Of the
< her can Tobacco Company. IN this city.
by being caught In the fly wheel Of one
Of the poWerfgl machines y 4ssa ll In tn ne
was broken and his skull mashed IN, I t
is thought that Toran went ,,t fq 81 t he
Foreman ST this9dspartlnent saw. him only
fey before the assslae De- ntb, ne-
Clerk Of TIC Court q. p, Green was
suddenly oy feosy st RI ssnffas
ia his home, lie recovered sufficiently,
however. 70 return to his office before
nlsht, s NV \, 4
refused to grant but one firm u license 10
sell cider. They, EoWeYer. met again 4. yes g !,
a sttIlas Viii the resiut that eight persons
were gEaptsa the iieeg1tss s NRe ne Iax xas On
while the Wholesale man has to pay s25.
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MAYOR CHARGES ! j
CONSPIRACY j,
He Is Badly Injured and Is
Confined to His
Bed.
(specIal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, "a. March 1o.--Nlayor
Joel II. cutchin is confined to bed as as
a result of the injuries he received yes yes.
5terday. He is very badly Injured. His
arm is badly broker and his right eye
closed by the cut he received. He de-
clares that 1t was a political conspiracy,
5hatcted Tuesday night and his life was
in danger. q z,
He says the j hnsons youth struck him
with an iron weight, but several parties
who witnessed the fight say tho boy
used only his fists. EN- !,5ais
Councilman Page escaped with slight
injuries. t a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
TOOK a sTRAvv&VOTE.a
Int Experiment Ii Restaur'

interesting Experiment. In a Restaurant.
An advertising agent, representing a.
prominent Nav York magazine. while on
q recent western trip was dining one eve
ming in Pittsburg restaurant, I'll g5
& While waiting for his order he glanced
over his newspaper and noticed tho adj
yertlsement of a we'll known dyspepsia
preparation. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets;
as he himself was q regular user Of the
tablets, lie began speculating as to how
many OF the other travelling mon In the
dining room We're also friends OF the pop
ular remedy for indigestion. s.
the tables and In the hotel Office. took
the trouble to Interview them and was
surprised to learn that mine of the TWEEN
ty-three made a practice of taking ono or
two of Stuart's DYSPEPSIA Tablets after
each meal,
one Of them told me he had suffered so
much from stomnch trouble that at ono
time lie had been Obliged to quit the road,
but since using Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets had been entirely free from ind.
gestlon, but he continued their use, espe-.
scially while travelling, on account Of
,irregularlty In meals and because like all
travelling men, he was often OBLIGED to eat
what he could get and not always what
he wanted
Another, WHO looked the picture Of
health. said he never ate a meal without
taking q Stuart Tablet afteFward because
he could eat what he pleased and when
he pleased without fear Of a sleepless
night or any other trouble. n
Still another used them because he was
subject to gas on stomach; causing pres
sure on heart and lungs. shortness Of
breath and distress In chest, which he no
longer experienced since using the tablets
regularly,
Another claimed that stuart's DYSPEPSIA
Tablets was the only snfe remedy he had
ever found for. sour stomach and 3acldity,
He had formerly used common soda 70
relieve the trouble but the tablets were
much better and saferto use; sl
After smoking, drinking or other ex-
Ycesses which weaken the digestive organs,
nothing 4 restores the stomach to O.
healthy, wholesome condition so effee-
tually as stuart's Tablets
gtuart,s Dyspepsia Tablets contain the
natural digestiyes. pepsin. dlastase. which
every weak stomach lacks. as well as
npx. hydrastin and yellow payl lla. and
can be safely relied on as ~ radical cure
Tor every form OF poor ges ton. sold
py drugglsts eYsFyW AeFts
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LYING G / BANKS TO
3I INCREASE CAPITAL

Especial to The Tiincs-D patch) /
y i1lYNCHBUICl. 81 VA, March 1O.---;,r1he
First National Bank o-dny ut q, meeting
1itnl stock from 3i60,oo0 Ito 1870, 200. 'rlle
new shares are to be cold at 500 eaoh,.
and thus tic sun, Of SO 900 VIII be added
,toitho surplus, making a. total surplus 3
ing capital stock and surplus. OF ABOUT
Eaff2a million dollars. q cas- Ter of THIS
bank rs Mr.. u. r. Miller. u brother 9 {
Mr.. John NJ. Miller, /. cashier l 9f the f'lrse
Another Lynchburg bank the Peop!lee y,
National Bank, is to Increase It's capital
stock by the 81 70 OF FIVE hundred shares ,e
capital stock and u like amount to ts
surplus. \, Glib 4. t.&
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Northurnberland News. J

{spseleI - The TImesN5;p!sRlatsed5l} ,rba
marriage aria Of Mr. Garry N, Aesslck and
Miss Lille Hoffman, attractive daughter
Of Captain George " offman NIL re t.s
Ir ,sj t,;t Rev, j, Anderson perform
Ali The Ice has lat last tllsap pesr red from.
and steaMiesrs sa4gysrs an g
making yular trips on schedule time
III has been learned here thai. pr, ",
yan9E hes lss Was
called IA his sbed side, Is stil with him
aR WI tine t9s ~ EstvFA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
GREAT REVIVAL. i
Fourteen Conversions at Pine
53 Street II Already. tfSI8

4 Large congregations continue to pack
tho Pine Street Baptist Church. where.
under the preaching Of the Roy. g; W.
The crowds are con family Increasing.
All Of those who prof essed conversion
were received for hap tlsm, q !.
The Rev. Mr.. Duke conducted a great
revival ut Pine Street seven years ago.
and thera were 200 or more CONVERSE onst
The services were remarkable for their
depth OF influence. Indications IN to this
time point to a possible repetition Of the
success Of seven years ago. fj88
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A BUCKINGHAM
A1'R|''lARCH DEAD.
He Leaves l One H HI: d d. and md.
Twelve Descend
ANTS.
(spve.ycia / q The Times Dlspatch.)

3YlSpecIdI tU85I lIe ~ eC11'9
MOUNT Y1NCo, VA March 1o.- Mr.
William a. Crews. highly respected
citizen Of this county and an old Confed:-
crate vet eran, died Saturday, the anni-
.yersary or the death OF his wife, who
passed away on t he same day Of March lE
six years d gp. MI # :yg55 4 a ~
Mr.. Crews was in tho eghty-flrst year
OF his age, and died In the same house
in which he was born, and is survived by
thirteen living children, all Of whom are
married, and also by seyenty-five living
grandchildren 81 and N twenty-four living
great-grandohildren total living descen-
.dants, one hundred and twelve. Is 4.
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lotto streets. owned BY the estate, on
hhndall Parks. M old .eplored man ,yyIho5
died here ycsterday va az rca ohcd the
The ateatner Caroline, VI the Z. yVeetr.s
Line. whlcli haA been Thoroughly OYER
lhnuled. having been off tie Happa lla III
the trips between this city aud Urbani,s,
S6ii tlle lower ,Rnppnhnhfiock, beginning.
Monday, b March 1atts Tie steamer VIII
,malse t,o DRIP down every 4 1iesdey,
Monday, Wednesday, and Ffidny .a, This
IsteHmers Ii a. splendid feeder. 10 the trade
Of tlils city from he 1sappahatlnock VAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
INDEPENDEN ICE PLANT
is NOW "A CERTAINTY

At an enthusiastic meeting of Ice con-
sunlers hold yesterday afternoon at San
ssufficIent number to warrant the openin.
Of All Independent plant here, Another
meeting viii be held on Monday, and q
Company will be organized, warehouse
Germ will wage a vigorous war against
tha Ice trust OF Richmond, They CLAIM,
to be able to put Ice on the market Ct
tha Ncomblnatlorl' a regular business will
be- be-, done, and q wagon trade and delivery
Will be- conducted,
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CreWe. Notes.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
y GREW. IA, March 10.--hIr.l and Mrs.
j. "a, H. Times returned Wednesday, from
tendance at the birthday celebration Of the
latter's father. A1T. r. r. al len. This old
war veteran entered his eightleth year
Tuesday. the 9th. B. e N \, a.
4 Rev. j ohm w. Carroll Of Martinsville,
will assist Rev. r e. s. J M Tay lor. or the
Methodist Church. in @ series Of meetings.
beginning Sunday.
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Dr.. Eyans's Lecture.

The third OF a series Of lectures on
The Holy Bible will be delivered to-
night at Monumental Episcopal Church.
I by DR.. W.. =. Evans, Els topics VII! be
as follows: t
The Church first. then the New Tesla
ment; the language that Jesus spoke the
New Testament; spurious gospels; test BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
.Hogshead- Page.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
x CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March 10. nm
Mr.. G. Hunter Hogshead., Of Monroe
county, ". IA M and Miss A1ollie Lee
Page, OF al bemarle county, were married
at the Presbyte rian maEse In this city
at il q clock this morning, the Rev. DR.
George L. Ioetrie ff1ciating III +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11

Interesting Contest il Interest
Of Voting Mems Read
Ing Rooms.
5WoMAN's HOME MISSIONS N [; s 3
Annual Convention Closes After
Two Days Session Unocctt-
pied Frame House Burns.

Isl IN N1at ms d IA a
& !, mr. :, !, j r,1fc, "a q I.ro,, a ,rhor.
= I n ~ -. ~. 81. ' \ ~, 49,
Is q great deal OF IN ter est III ietersp urg
over d voting contest for the Merchants
ar I ibtary and prominent among the
~ y, +. 81 !, !, !,
= pSas Yoeeu - = ~
Men 9 reading rooms 5f5 on " a ls'lls
Street. The establishment OF these rooms
d. q "a 3.orl, ~ r,ev w. a ii. C;oodwyn.
,,t liz Ia ,yns Nh q frr ~ ST Joints Church.
y ~ 4, !,
~ 't''s -
Gently went to lllamsburg. (. 33 ID
These rooms were popular from the be-S
:, 4, ), r, ! |, 4 : !, vo,,n 1, NOR rte,.
: !. !, :, i, n. 81,
me uaS q tol' 1ileso iooiis
Improvement and recreation. n
a Mr., Goodwin is greatly Interested in
young men and this Institution, the result
ofgf1is efforts Is doing great good. g
BY actual count there were 2, $40 visit
tors to- these rooms during January and
BebrlIa ~, The library being voted for IS
tust5 The kind needed " these rooms
and tho cha noes arc that those finterest.;
Ing themselves in the ma tier will secure
the books for the young mems read
in 2 rooms. "a ,25i$ Si3 & v ~ fEiS
5s'EEs8; we a n, = Il (,Nr n MISSION s 8
mi = ,i a n. IS
annual y oman
aoIle .Al!sSlon 'oclety ~as g !.
close az, 11is
peet alu we ,t q M
i'ae, p '. u
reports sno"ed INA me Molk 9, .he
society nag Il been grea gre. extenoed ne
past year, ana mat me etLor.s q ane
n ng ", pat.a y .sotAers "1fe De'1s eto"A
-. 81. \, Y * !. s, :, !, q,
: nS , mo 10 dad a Z
=. Is.a IL, (. al. H. N1rs
" "a = /, !, ara Hart Iof
-, S,or I1nma Mission
AZ q, -, !, y, 4
- IA ,naconT "a la fra 3 ~ q
4, 80 !. H.. i n, Nfrs mia csrea
-, ,,.as,. nsorn IL, tho
atfo1ist3
q, I, "a, ,na,,d nIra n aIastin
- r,,.h,,n,d i snnl,, : ~, ,ho dea conness
s,,,taot Rrie; tal.s wera uiven nv Mrs.
: - (, I, "a AZ. - z Iio,r,te.
.ri,a -, - fore The socfetv
E :, AZ.
Gh,, 80, -, H., Is "a mon T3
II, hs an q ~ civ a. thei
y ,a xnf, s and
=, !, -, ! ii r,a,Y adm issfnn
T,r 1Iannnn} snoke 3 tie effect SofE C,h ris-
Il, ~, liz i "a 0f vporna /, a nj he
naia & ein,ving trihnta +nS tho missionary
sania,v ,yI,ict Il acromnl;shinr "a much
1901 - thias stats and country. Ia re-
farred y, liz q nrirI,ns95o e the society II,
Raif,T,oro and ernressed assurance that
TIE socIety .woulI fulfil its noble mis-
sIontS Ior. Hannon,s "a ddress was listened
- WITH :, srkad = ten tIor,
.3 SMALLPOX.
I, ! !, !, 4, \, y !,
IYsry ~ - ba;,,e ~
q slai.pua - %
N Inc Inc any
mere are = ,lu t,,o
presence =. se p'suasv -
tense excitement among other RESIDENTS
,,nncc,,,,iad frame house between3
oin ana liver n.fes. 1 hrna - st' MD
silli g ~, Gompany. was oulAeu tas. haa
mug IheI IRE IS supposeu " haae p ~
~ !, - ,sara nreven1ad from rca chne al
2gtales groceries. hay mo.rhants and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
Knocked Down by Car.

A little child playing In the street was
down BY q car on the Hollywood
Ina. near the cemetery. yesterday, and
,yas painfully bruised, but, othepwtse nn-
hurt, The name Of the fhl|d, ~ Wig a,, w "a,
cotlid not be aseartained, The accident
caused considerable excitement IN the
neigh borhood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
WANTED AN OSTRICH.
Mr.. Roddy Says His Pet Bird
Flew Away at Atlanta.

{ Mr.. Georgo 8, Roddy Is hero ahead q
s"Dodo.' 8 iSS :ss 81 Il
He wants to get; tame ostrich, or
even a real dodo, IL he can. for Mr.. Rich
ard Golden to. use in the production.
I've had an ostrich, in Florida, said
door open at Atlanta, and the ostrich flew
away"
Mr.. Roddy went out to. Lakeside yes
Sterday; but found no ostrlches.
lie Will be 1.-the city several days and
Is at Campbell' s. NJ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
Special Music at Monumental.

AT tie Il O'clock, serylee SVnday m .al,'
s''Seek Ye the Lord by Roberts, tenor
solo and chorus, Mr., G, p, Cooke, SOLO
Y At the s O'Clock service Gpgpodss,
Vii viii be sung by ltthe choir. Several organ
seIeetions Will DO rendered by special
request, Including the Pfize, Song from
Meistersinger, by Wagneri Largo. oy
MANI and The Lost Chord. by Sullivan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
Mr.. upshur Sick,

nora ion commiss lon, WAS confined to his
Hons by sickness yester day, lie VII
likely DO out to-da as he ls not serl'
\ M 'NS charters were granted yesterday, \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
SUCCESSFUL TEST.
Meeting Yesterda Of Birming-
v ham 6Al1tornafic Air Bra Ike CO.

III 71dllIE dt1C8tAII3FloI dhC NOO.90E
Tho Birmingham Automatic Emergency
Az Brake Gempay held 2 meeting YES
TO devise plans for 4orga nization. Mr.. W.!
G.. Mat haWs, the pres ident; Colonel Rob
sert Catlett, the secretary and treasurer;
smingha were in attendance. After two
hours given to the drawing of plans
the company adjourned to the chesapeake
and Ohio Seventeenth Street shops and
made several successful tests of the
brake. The test was witnessed by several
visiting gentlemen. The brake is at
tached to Chesapeake and Ohio coach No.
Bill on the Seventeenth Street yard.
The company will hold Its next meeting
in Lexington, Va, on the 30th day of
March, 1901. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
Frederic ksburg Affairs.

.4 Especial to The Times Dispatch
FRED ERIcksBURG, "A. March To-
Judge a.. T, Emhrey' has purchased. Of;
the estata Of the late Misses Annie Cox,
Main Street, between Hanover and Char
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10 Protect Labor.

& Upon the bill to permit the use Of cons
victs IN digging the foundati ons for the
addition to the Capitol, Mr.; Wallace Of
Richmond, was the only member whose
vote was recorded In opposition.
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Floor Finl1Fs,|
FOR SALE
TANNER PAINT AND OIL 00 I! \
1919 r. Main strsat. "a

Wilson, Of Roxwood, Henry eounty. ands
nv. wega united In marriage At the ~ tl0sS
dist parsonage here yesterday. aSsy III
w. Hickman OfttelatinH, y he yonnG zsQtt tt$S
PIE will reside az RSswoo ss ssssss
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'For Better or Worse" All
Especial to rheS Times pi spatc CHI a.,
II CAsbADE. VA. March 1Q.rfA MI. pIlcsss
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Hatlord Goes to Atlanta

4. B (By Associated E'Tasu. &y gass
WASHINGTON. March l0.rrA JOE 6ltSss
Ia Nv. Hatford. paymasler. has
relisYad from du ~ In thss sley AAa xIe9S3
dered Ia Atlapta,S Ola Ii, Tor Duty Az
pasysmastey of the dep rtIpsat ps shs 81 4
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VISITORS.

Genera A. Hun Berry and Colonel
Ephraim stearps. his daughter, Of
SWaltham, Mass !; 6, W Bal win and wife.
Of Range, NJ j., spent the day in Peters
burg to-day and visited the bnttlefelds,
The March term Of the Hustlngs Court
will convene on the 18th. q number 9 +
cases being set for trial during the ses-