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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
AN INVALID
AS PRIS0N|.ER
James N. Tyner Appears in His
Chair to Answer Charge
Of Conspiracy.
EXCUSED FROM ATTENDING I[
So Feeble That Judge Pritchard
Will Proceed With Trial
in His Absence.
EXCUSED FROM rom ATTENDING END
tgv Associated press J

81
WASHINGTON, y. c., May 2.-Thc
second Of the postofflce cases to be taken
IN here was begun to-day when James
n. 1yner, and Harrison ]. Barrett were
placed on trial under an Indictment
charging them with conspiracy TO defraud
&the government III connection with their
alleged failure to prosecute certain IN
vestrnent companies operating In violation
OF law.
The work OF securing jury had begun
when the discovery was made that
neither OF the, defendants had been ar
iaIgned Barrett was In court, but the
venerable former postmaster-gencrain no"
In lis seventy slxth year was not pres
ent,' his counsel having waived all tor--
,nalit.es until the Jury had been COM
pleted In order To save his strength.
a recess was taken and when court
reconyened. Mr.. Tyner aw sbrought III
IN an invalid's chair. He was accom-
rnnicd by his wife. an attendant ana
his physician.
Counsel for the defense waived the
reading of the Indictment and the two
men pleaded not guilty. Justice Pritch-
ard. after comforting with counsel. an
nounced that owing to he infirm condl'
ton os Mr.. Tyncr, he would not furthcr
be required to attend court. a jury had
not been secured when court adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
THROWN FROM TRAIN.
Brakestick Gave Way and Brake
man Hurled Between Cars.

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch)
ASIIEYILLE, N, e., May II y,
Ward, young man of this city, In
the employ of the Southern Railway
Company as brakeman met death yes
terday morning about o'clock on Saluda
Mountain In an unusual and distressing
manner. The freight train on which Mr..
Ward was "braking" had started down
the mountain side with brakes firmly
| set. Mr.. Ward. who was on top of one
| of the box cars, went to one OF the
brakes, and, placing his "brake-stlck''
| In the handla-gnve 1t a final twist AS
he set his strength and weight against
the sticl, to more firmly draw the brake,
| the stick broke and he was hurled be-
tween the cars Not until seventeen cars
Ind passed over his body was the train
stopped, and the discovery made that
the young brakeman had been kilied, me
mangled remains We're brought to Ashe-
vile yesterday, and to-day taken to his
| former home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
(special to rho Tlrnes- Dispatch.

n ASnhASP ,0d v M MAY ~ u.s. IA heId n
excspuonally pleasant meeting gs last E[ ,,1ss
k ias'a ana DE- s's Ialory and brother came
up from hchmond to ass ss tbI pntti a
Ashland Refreshments were served
CAPE HENRY vA..The schooner
a Gaa our hnd GaPa yards of cape
Henry Life Saving Station with distress
signals flying. A tug has gone 70 O. her as as !.
slstance. The crew was taken off by the
C cL sslRiss VA new enterprise
shape Of another heading factory ay,, WITH III
been secured and the necessary buildings
will be erected at once
CONFORM, VA.-The increased rates OF
travel on the Randall steamboats, on the
Potomac are causing no little dissatisfac-
ton among the, people along the river;
1t is complained that the shipping and
travelling public for years stood by the
that since the Randall Company purchas,
ed all the boats on the. line and formed
a monopoly, rates have been SO Increased
ers and others who are obliged to make
Washington Some of the people here
have deermned n 70 traye by ran e We
dencc that some of the merchants who
have for years been dealing In Alexandra
are now buying goods in Freder Iel sburs
and are not travelling on the PotoHac
DANV1LLb, VAC: J. Williams. clerk
of the Danvile market, resigned his posi-,
h fle1 h. RE W vacancy viii be hled next
Nfisf BSERicKsszGSd; vA Ut e, ld5:
seine Marlboro shn ara shore onnt on b 5ae
been cut out after a fairly successful sea-
SON The one at Whitewater. the SeXt
largest on the river, is now making I'M
mense hauls, some of them reaching as
hl GsRh 81 ss0i BAY ti.' vA.-The suit against
the Southern Railway brou5ht by Cart Tart
Compromised, and settled satisfactorily
to ali parties Capt. Price was injured
in a wreck near brakes Branch, Va,
N NB SSsFeSel NEWS, vA.-Judge Bar
ham has overrlled the motion of City
Attorney Massie for a new trial in the
case Of Scott against the city of Newport
News.
five thousand dollars for the drowning
Of her little son in a hole in one OF the
sF N9Isr q lie a sty virginia state
se aorathl Of Labor : viii Convene in
tenth annual session to-morrow morning
in the Central Labor Union Hall. The
opening address VIII ne deilVeIeu ~
Mayor Riddick and the sessions are eN-
pected to consume four days.
ROANOKE YA.-President Johnson
General Manager Maher. Chief Engineer
Churchill and supt; Of IN motive Il. power
dav To look after various needed improve
me mel and the strike situation at Ports
tWINcHEsTER, YA.-The Rev. W. a.
McKeefey, pastor OF the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, Of. this city, continues
III With the typhoid fever, contracted
while he was on regent mission work work
ar Richmond, has been with him some
days, and the Catholic Church bell has
not been tolled as usual, because of the
illness Of Father Mckeefey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
JAPs BUY TRANSPORT.
"A Famous New York Ship Will
Lingcr Longer in the
Mikado's Land.
.snncIal M Thn ,rinns.DIsnat

Especial to The Times lspatch)
NEW YORK, May 2.-Thc British
steamer Afridl, better known along the
New York water front as The Modern
Noah's Ark" has been sold to the Japan
ere government for use as an army
transport.
The fact that Captain Golding, OF the
Afridi, has for several years made a
speciality of collecting rare animals on
his own private speculation. gave the
ship her nickname
The Afridi left here last August. and
should have returned early in March, but
in January last she was chartered By the
Japanese government to carry military
stores from Yokohama to Flndlvostok.
on her return to Yokohama the ship had
to 70 in the dry-dock. On March 9th
she was reported loading at Yokohama
for New York.
The next news Of her is the report OF
her sale TO the Japanese government,
irwin & Mcbride her New York agents,
have no particulars of the sale or what
ship will replace her in the New York
service. ass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
EUROPEAN MAY DAY..
Twenty Thousand Socialists in
Madrid Hold Demonstrations.
fBv Associnted Preys,)

ll5y tiSSUCluleu 4EIGSSJ
MADRID May 2.-Ten thousand Sos
cialists celebrated May day with q de-#
monstratton at which violent speechesS
were delivered Afterward a crowd nums
bering 10000 marched with banners to the y
residence Of Premier Maura and to the
town hall, where they demanded an q
eght-hour day and protection for work.
men. IA S3S IS u ah
n VIENNA, May 2-May day was cele-Ss
brated by an unusual concourse OF work.
men In the Prater "a park It Is estt.sS
mated that 10000 men marched in the
procession. The utmost quiet and good
order prevailed.
BARCELONA, May INLAY day was
signalized here by general stoppage \
OF work. most Of the business places Sbes
ing closed. The workmen held many
meetings for tho purpose of discussing
labor questions, at several Of which dis
5turbances were caused by Anarchists.
BERLIN, May 2.-Complete tranquility
characterized the celebration OF May day
here. Many Socialist meetings were held.
IA section OF the press publishes May day
articles, especially In connection With
Emperor Williams Karlsruhe speech,
which has made a deep impre sston
throughout Germany as foreshado
the possibility Of serious political de-
| yelopments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
REVENUE FRAUD CASES.
Five Hours Allotted the Defense
~ Argue the Case.
especial to The Times Dispatch

(SDeClal TO i ne oiSpshtS'"i
GREENSBORO, N. c., May 2.-The
seventh day OF the trial of the whiskey
frauds case In the Federal Court mere
began this morning at 10 o'clock. Dlstrlct
ATTORNEY Holton had announced Saturday
when court adjourned thatShe would rest
tha case for the government, but ms
morning. without objection from the de-
PENDANTS he introduced a few more re-
cords OF returns sent to the revenue de-
rartment by T. NJ. Angle, one or the de-
rcndants, and reintroduced a handwrit-
inc exnert to Identify Angles handwrlt-
ing as distinguished from reports WITH
his signature written by some other par
ty. +bev
wand introduce no testimony. judge
Bvnuro. for the defendants, stated that
az they had taken up but very little
time Of the court In cross-examlnation'
or in argument on any matter, tHey
would like a liberal allotment OF time
ir Which to argue the case before the
Jury. Judge Boyd allotted them i've
hours and the government three hours
He said not having introduced any tes-
,imony defendants were entitled to open
and conclude. :, 800,
II was arranged that Mr. G. s. BRAD
shaw should open for defendants, TO be
followed by Assistant District Attorney
price for the government. Reuben Felu
and M. l.. Mott will then speak tor ae-
:undonts. to be followed by Dlstrict At
forney Holton for the government, judge
W p. Bynum to close the argument tor
az defendants. The jury will get the
crse nv 8 O'clock tomorrow ms the OPEN
ING speech by Mr., Bradshaw ana that or
Mr.. price were made to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03

Mean 64.S 44.O 54,2
Atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea
level; inches and hundreds): Mean. 30O9l;
highest, 1888; date, 4th; lowest, 29'69;
date, 10th.
Temperature: highest, 81; date. 18th;
lowest, 20; date, 4th; greatest daily range,
IS; date, 9Th; least daily range, 0; date
2sth 900 -
Mean for this month in 1885, 81; 1879. %
1900. 81; 1901, So 1902. SO; 1903, bs; l9of' ol'
Mean for this month for seven years,
55G Average daily excess or deticlenoy
OF this month. as compared with mean OF
seven years, --l.G, Accumulated excess
or deficiency since January lst do
Average daily excess or deficiency since
January LIST. 20.
total movement, APO miles; maximum
velocity (for five minutes). 20 miles per
hour, from southwest, on LIST,
PRECIPITATION: Total this month IN 1913,
4S3: 1899, 2.04; 1900. 362; 1901 500; 1902 BIZ;
1903. LAO; 1904. 1.57. Average of this month
for seven years. 3.5G. Excess or deficiency
of this month, as compared with average
of seven years, 100. Accumulated excess
or deficiency since January LIST, ALP,
Sunshine and coudiness: Number of
clear days, IL; partly cloudy, s; cloudy,
II; on which .0l inch, or more OF rain
fell, 10.
Frosts.: Light dates, 18th, ed; heavy,
dates, l4th, 2lst; killing, dates. 4th, 9th,
nth. goth,
Note,-"T" indicates trace of precpita-
ton.
.Not recorded during winter season,
EDWARD A. EVANS.
Weather Bureau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
RALLY DAY EXERCISES
Young Ladies Receive Free
Trips to st. Louis Exposition.

81; Especial to The Times-Dispatcl.) vi
Gus railway orders of this city and Spen-a
Ger, of which there are many, are holding
a series Of rally day exercises 1T the lat
ter place, the same being opened Saturs
L. f. and b. of r. T., c. A. Wilson and
r A. Dodge, respectively. There are large
numbers of railroad men from the South-
orn system in attendance, addresses bein2
delivered by Congressman Theo f. klutis
Senator Lee S. Overman and other leads
ing men,. e.,t.t,,,,.,.
The voting contest held by the Salisbury
Globe 10 ascertain the two most popuiaf
Young ladies' in the city and county, MISS
Ethel Wrad. of this place. and MISS
Esther Shaver OF Gold Hill, We're declarea
the winners and will be given free trlA;
to the st. Louis Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
I TABERNACLE OPENED,
Missionary Conference of M. E.
Church, South, in Session.

(By Associated FressJ
WACO, TEXAS, May 2-The doors OF
the big new Tabernacle We're thrown open
tonight and an audience numbering more
Than 5000 perosns assembled 10 hear the
openins sermon of the Missionary Con
ference of the M. u, Church, south, by
Rev. Alonzo Monk, OF Fort Worm. me
doctor dwelt upon the work OF spread
ing the gospel
ense 10 order at S.45 O'Clock tomorrow
,,,nrn;nn and Re9. j. z. Wilson Will con-
duct the opening service. The first con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
CONFESSED CRIME;
PLEADSNOT GUILTY
Mrs. Powell on Trial for the
Murder Of Estelle Adm,
Of Dover, Del.
nv Associated Press.

DOVER DEL, May 2.--Mrs. Mary Ann
Powell was to-day put on trial for the
murder Of Estelle Adm on February 9th
last. a jury was obtained and opening
statement made. Mrs. Powell pleaded not
grilty.
Miss Adm was killed by Mrs. Powell.
who confessed after her arrest. In n
Jealous rage. Mrs. Powell! said the girl,
who had been adopted. won her husband 8
affections. She feared her life was In
danger because the girl had Threatened
he:.
on February 9th, during an alteration,
Mrs Powell struck Miss Adm with a
bottle. rendering her unconscious. She
then stuck the girl with q knife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
THE KING AND QUEEN
WELCOME IN IRELAND
tBy Associated Press.
,rrpf& 1ptrT NJ,

1I17TT " (I3yE- ASEOCTHteu FTcsK, a
WATERFORD, 1RI3I,AN1o,3 May p.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra ar
rived here to-day and lunched with he
Mayor and Corporation at the City Hall.
The King. who was In excellent health,
despite report to the contrary. reply
ing to addresses. emphasized his grati-
Ncatlon at the signs Of industrial life IN
Ireland. which would give full scope to
the energiee OF Irishuen. that nave done
go much to enrich other lands.
Hc urged cultivation OF the Spirit OF
liberation and self-rcl!nnce,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
CHIEF CLERK RESTORED.
Southern Railway Makes Some
Interesting Appointments.

The Southern Railway has sent out
from Washington the following an
pointn1ent and promotions following;
Passenger Traffic Manager. s. II. Hare.
wick of the Southern Railway, to- al ~
I Of chief clerk Of the passenger depart
ment and the appointment to that post
Ion Of II. II. Cary. at present district pas
senger agent at Jacksonville. Fla con- On.
transfer of District Passenger Agent =.
j. c. Lusk, from Birmingham, Ala, TO TO
Jacksonville, Fla. and the pro IN : 4 Z.
pcssenger agent at Mobile, Ala, to dis
Jtrict passenger agent at Birmingham. A /.
II. Lee is made city passenger agent a I
Mobile. The changes are effective X at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Take a Trip South.

tDy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Secretary
Moody, accompanied by Senators Hale,
Penrose and Bacon, and Representatives
Heminway, Dalzel and Myer left Wash
Inrton to-day on the Dolphin for trip
r. southern waters. The Dolphin will
"a first to Guantanamo, thence to PEN
sacola and New Orleans. returning to
Washington In about ten days or two
waeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
DIVER STILL CHAMPION.
Defeats Hanson in Petersburg
in Short Order.
faneoIni ia 1'he Times DISPATCH.

(Specinl to The Times DispatclD
PtSIiJIBBU URIC VA, May 2.--Dwyer
defeated Hanson In two straight falls in
the wreDtling match at the Academy in
this city tonight The first fall was won
In twenty-slx and a half minutes, and tho
gccond in two and a half After tho
rough handling OF the first fall Hanson
was sick, but ut the suggestion Of Dwyer
went on to please the crowd.
TO tho conservative element Dwyer has
demonstrated that he is the better man.
Hanson has many admirers in Petersburg
who are still unwilling to admit that
DIVER Is the cleverest The audience to-
night, while enthusiastic, was less dem
onstrative than heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
.PILLsBURY DEFEATED IN
sCHESSMASTERS' TOURNEY
fBy Associated Press

At the conclusion Of the fifth day of the
International Chessmasters Tournament
now in progress here. Janowsky Sun has
the lead. While he has only four games
to his credit, his adjourned game with
Shownlter is sure to yield him, half a
point. making his score virtually IL
points while Laske. Marshall; MieSes and
Eichmann have points each. Pillsbury
was defeated by Mieses to-day, while
Tschigorln and schlecter both scored
Lawrence lost his game by exceeding the
time limit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Fires Dispensed With.

Yesterday was the first day that the
library building has been without heat
since October 10, 1908. Seldom has 1t been
necessary to maintain the fires for so
long, II, indeed, 1t has ever been neces-
sary before. Engineer Hartman stated
these facts yesterday, Now that the
fires have been allowed to go out 1t may
DO regarded as evidence that spring Is
believed to be here at last Winters un-
breakable rubber backbone may bob up
again. however. before the end of the
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Enhancement.
tsnec,a, u The Tlmes-ptspato-

tspecial TO The Times Dlspatch)
WINCHESTER VA. May 1.-The en-
gagcmcnt has been announced Of Miss
julia Jenkins, daughter of Nj, and Mrs.
George Edward Jenkins; Of this city, to
town, Philadelphia. Pa. The wedding Is
to take plncc.next month fnd after the lie,
bridal reception the, young people viii
leave for Chicago. where the groom has
d responsible position with the steel cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Yachting Party Here.

b. II. Keith. Of the Keith theatrical
circuit, arrived off this city sunday n
is is Wing III OFF the city wharf.
Tie yacht has aboard besides her, ow.
ner, Mrs. FARRELL and Miss farrell 90 OF
Boston. The vessel cost nearly Sovoo U.
cruising in Virginia and Carolina waters
for several weeks. The visit OF the
\ thea trical manager Is without signlh-
canoe, being merely a pleasure Trip ne
slt45lf s.ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
GARDNER BEATEN.
Jack Root, Of Chicago, Gets De-.,
cision in Sixth Round.
(By Associated Pres

~ (By Associated Press.) n
CHICAGO, May 2.--Jack Root. of Chs
cago, was given tho decision over George
Gardner, of Lowell. Mass. at the end OF
six rounds Tonight. Gardner did not
fight in good form, and was severely
beaten. ,
IN the last round Root hammered Cards
ner all over the ring, and at the bell had
him almost out GARDENERS seconds We're
compelled to carry him to his corners
and worked over him for nearly ten
minutes before he was able to walk from
tho ring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
School Picnic.

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
BAKROW'S STORE, VA. May 1.-The
Misses Hite and Miss Kate Baird, who
have been teaching school in this district,
closed their schools last week. and tho
trio gave picnic at Rocky Run Spring
on Saturday, to the enjoyment OF their
many friends. The Cues and Stewa'
were much enjoyed by those present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
NINE. MARLIAVE DEAD.
Once Proprietoress Of Famous
Virginia Hot Springs. @

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BOSTON, MASS, May mime. Glen.
ence A, NIarliave, former proprietress %
u popular resort at Hot Springs. Va,
and founder OF the first French restau-
rant In Boston, died hero to-day. Nine.
Marllaye's place, on Bosworth Street, was
a noted Bohemian resort. and muoa
frequented for years by the famous PEG.
pie of the stage literary and artist'o'
circles of the hub.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
ASKS TO HAVE BASIC
CITY ELECTION SET ASIDE

(special to The Times Dispatch) N
STANTON, VA, May 2.-rhe voters
Of Basic City filed to-day in the Circuit
Court complaint against the local OPP.
ton election held in Basic City April
25th when that town went wet. and asks
to have the election set aside as null and
void.
The complaint charges that the cleo
ton was fraudulent and illegal and with
out true and valid returns. and should
be invalidated because OF its illegality
and because OF votes improperly received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
PRIMARIES IN CHICAGO
GIVE HEARST MAJORITY
fRy Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2.-DemocratIc
primaries were held to-day for the selec-
ton of delegates to the State Conven-
ton. The fight was practically for the
control OF the local organization of which
Mayor Carter Harrison has been the
leader The returns from the city which
we,e completed shortly after midnight
show that Hearst has secured 2l9 dele
gates and Harrison 1872 Nineteen dele
gates nrc uninstructed and OF these 1lar-l
1ison faction claims eight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Affir1ns Lower Court.
fRx Associated Press.l

(BY Ass0cluted IFess.J
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The United
States supreme Court to-day affirmed the
decision of the United States Circuit
court releasing Thomas Walsh alias
i .vnchehaun, the Irishman, arrested in
indiana, and for whom extradltlon was
sought by the British authorities.
Lynchehaun was charged with murder,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
EMPEROR WILLIAM RIDES
HORSEBACK IN BERLIN
"a, Associated Press.)

rERLIN May 2-Emperor William
surprised the people of Berlin by appear
ing on horseback in Cueter Den Linden
this evening, having ridden from Hots-
dan:. His Majesty was enthusiastically
greeted. 1t was his first visit TO the capi-
toll since he returned from his cruise
in the Mediterranean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Democratic Victory.

fspecial TO The Times-Dlspate
sAIIsBJRY, n. c., May 1.-The mu-
nicipal election held In Spencer to-day
resulted in a sweeping victory for the
pemocratic ticket over the citizens con-
tIngent, the ratio Of vote being Ito ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Mainly About People.

Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Dew have returheu
Ia the clty from South Carolina. where
thew were called on account OF the serl-4
o,.s illness of the formers father,
Miss Stella NJ Coles, Of Chatham, Na,,i
is visiting at No.2Qa East Main street,
Major Richard V. Gaines Of Charlotte
county, was In the city yesterday
Messrs. Darlington and Vaushan. oE
South Boston, brought an excursion parry
of $50 to Richmond yesterday on 'ho
Southern,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Street Cleaners, Concert,

The first concert to be given by the
Richmond Street Cleaners Relief Assoc
ciaion occurs next THURSDAY night AZ
Bcvidere Hall,
Tho following well known local artists
have kindly given their services: Mrs.
Jennie Yeamans, Miss Martha Snead,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
INSPECT THE PROTECTOR.
Submarine Torpedo Boat Ex
amined by Japanese Officers
and Sails ut Once.
fBy Associated Press.l

NEWPORT, r. l.. May 1.-Two Japa-
nese naval officers whose names could
not be learned to-day inspected the sub
marine torpedo boat Protector, which
later received orders to sail Immediately.
Her destination IS unknown, but IT Is be-
loved to be bridgeport, Conn, where are
,oca. ed the works Of her owners, the Lake
,rornedo Boat Company President Lake
declined to say whether the visit resulted
In the sale of the boat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Mr.. Paxton at Old Sweet.

Mr.. G. Fl. Paxton. of the Natural
Bridge, has leased the Old Sweet Springs.
". va. for tho season and will conduct
both resorts this summer. DR. Henry w.
musician of the Old Sweet. which is
near the Virginia-Wes Virginia line,
and one Of the highest and most delight
FIJI of Southern mountain resorts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
Sully Case Goes Over,

(By Associated Presso
NEW YORK, May 2.--The argument
on the petition In review in the Daniel
j. Sully g. Co. matter, scheduled for to-
day before the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals was adjourned until
tomorrow,