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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
4 RAILROAD CLUB, III.
Interesting Regular Nesting Held
Last Night-Supper Follows. 4,

Tho Richmond Railroad Club mt last night
In monthly session. IN tho assembly room Of
the lIotc Rlchmond. Mr., ~; II, Lea prestalng,i
IN the ahsonce.of president Owens, md with a
very gratifying attendance considering tho inE
clement evening, ss Esss
The club after llsposlng pf tho regular orler
OF business, heara u rapport from tho SPECIAL
cen',,sH on gnanEss fSyssGa, ~ the sleslSr
OF AIess,A 4, 81 Ransdsli and a. Mon.
cure, Tho club Was asked by the Master, Gar
l.niil;rts' Assnc'ation aons wi other raj lroad
clubs y prepare II 9repart wit lpeommentl;t-
5pall Is a Ions md farsfplS; preparea one q
interest, chiefly 10 car hui ldcrs, tho lon
taken being msrelsS adyssp's, The report was
carefully Ereparea ana hlshly q. ,ns !,
paper On "lalhncel and Comnennu, itocol'l9-
lives, was rcad 10 The club by NM ~ w
I,rye.6of I,allimuref md MAS isteprd 10 Min
Close attention by the club, q.
fhebciub elected eight ~. IGN l,iennc;Its
ma received twenty pr inlrty more hppiiI
cotons l3r menll,ersti!lh TIE lolai moihpef5
ship pf this floOrsbinE} nrsn n'Hl,son y, tnoM
lbaDt slo and II issstenlli Efpal aH,nnE
The members a,pn,anS of TN bert kl9sys ~.
df the seryica Il, mis- ~ pl section. Is,
After tho nepiinE selub 49, lor.ias 70 Isse
l!r,iis loom Sese Wy ~ y y -
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/ o8kEEP WELL

l III "a; en- sy to keep well a eve Wotld on u
observe each day q few simple rules ~ l3
health. a. II NJ Cd \, Il 4. y, Z
stomach right. and to dc TINS ll3,3s by by
necessary to diet or to foil Ws.sl 81 ru III.
n ~ ~ fare. Such panlperlng imply
makes II caprlclous appatlte;and tt 8aelll1g
TINT certain favorite articles 1900
must be avoided, Z; VIZ i, 81 u. 81,
S I,rofesso NYiechold gives pretty GOOD
advice an this subject lie says ~ am
IS Years old !, and have never had g SO !.
5rious illness. and at the same tllle ny
5ilfo has been largely m indoor one ~ but
$IS carly discovered that tho way Q Keep
hcalthy was to Keep a healthy sso'na chi;
nnt ihv ient,ng bran crackers or d'stinGtol
any sort, oil the contrary T 81 " fh !,
what nv appetite Graves; hit rtail " TOT
I'M INST eight years have made ~ y
I'M ciIce ia tnke ono or two of Stllart'ss
stbvsnnnsa Tablets after each meal, and
n Snttrihute my robust healtll forsh man
Or my age to the regular dali j use fs 9!
sstunrt's frablets.I5
bf"Mys physician first advised mo % u V
ihem, beca use he said they We're peffaetly
IL rn,Iesy nnd were NOT II secret patent,
medicine, but contained only tho8natur1 !
Sdiyestves, Speptoncs and digstase, and
~ fter using them n few weeks 4 maze
mover ceased 70 thank him, for MS aat
M 3honestly believe The hall Of taking
quarts < Dyspepsia Iablets nfter meals
IL the Irclll health iiablt, because thelr
4rre brings health 70 the Sick and aallllls
and preserves henlth 8tn thp aWc!l a1la
( 4 'Men5and women past III 4, y,nrs u ago
need l}sare d gas ave after meals ,'o u.
sure Il perfect digestion nne to ward OFT
disease, and the safest. best known ard
most widely used US studrt's Dyspeps''a
Tablets AZ j}i a
ssiThcy are found III 8eynlss well sregulite 9
household from Maine to 3alifolnll,siln ~
III Great Rrltain and Austlal Z, arc ~
All drlgsisis sell Stun rAss loysleps'a
Tablets, full sized packages ut % cents,
ana fora weak stomach ~ cent spo on
;lge NH often 90 ghti3 .sol!srsS OVID let
god Il e rs y sS & ,3fss ss3 81 Ii II Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
aMedico Literr;azr:y Society

" Fort y medical students met on ues-
1ayS evening ana organized the M Med leo
Literury Society .s i. IA .5 9 !,
rho idea is to hold meetings When meal N
cal subjects Will be u dlscusseaee g .,
mo following students constitute 81 nc nc
initial membership; rs.
h Messrs, blackwell. Burnett, Boz omers.
Cecil C.ooperning. Cabell N'urgers 1' 'll
Ter. }Goff, Grzzard Llqnnah,z llud V
$lIaggard, q ARIEL, Kalbaush la NJ, NJ &c!
simon, Mann. Parrottsi8 Pale, 9Il'fhleger,
Raidford, Spencer, Stancl s WI,
Cr,mn,er. Drum. Ellis Bradford, Counts,
i Ioggartl Harrell. IIancs NeWberry, DE-
Vine. BRITTLE, IN Parker Young, H1 sn 7naNH. 9,
sutherland, Wilson. Ilobson. ~
#l1owcl l. ~ ~ .t tS
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. | hoops J.
Restorative.
V|O|[A.AELEN..|S
SOUTHERN !, girl! |! RI:
Talks estil1gly:A boutt Shakes >st:si
Il. n pearte' S Plays and Her
n Future Plans.

Miss Viola Allen is quite as charming
off the stage as she Is behind the foot
that is saying no email hing
81 Isn't 1t wonderful that the master
should have written this play (Thc Win
r's8Tale), SO full &of synpath ysand love
ana forgiveness, Just at 4 tho end Of his
great life, so fraughtS ith$ sorrow and
trouble and dis,tppqGltnient? simply
love tho play, and T. enjoy playing 1t more
than can tell yo Y NJ 555
This is what MISS Allen said In her
dressing room last might " q +, y ],
y55 Tell me about jyoursuance IN the tn,ru
Know the critics have /. said that your
Idea. Is quite diitcren from Mary AN DER
Now that is very 81; f.. 4s$. "
the s;lmc1'S replied sI'erdta, with q. Il
her wonderfully winning smiles, 3.
II had no dancing master, but n SIS III
VI payea M1F A neey
dance milts =, lis Mary a Anderson's dance. and
tho critics IRE boating the air. Of course
The dance i modelesl, 1 ~, the old Greek SEX
You have bee been Y Quoted Quoted as having said
that you never In tended pln ylng agnin3any
sSeept shnkespsareS, piays and a 9n1y
Is this $true?" Sls & d
Not a bit Of it, laughed Miss Allen.
"They would like to SAY OF 3me:5 I'luy
Shakespeare and die,.s but Intend to
play Shakespeare and. 8Snlahy8o other. plays
and live, live. lives for many years, SsAI
hope. on tile stage. y III iYk, 3fs}5 !. X,
Next year hope TO play cymbellnle.
and / am looking forward to ~ with de-
light, and after that z have % play, IN
my mind that hus$ not been put together.
u ean't say whogwlll write It, IL
P1'hn nOvSDnnCrg mn do his host how
to tho coming autloross, b but she smiled
and shook her head, DESPITE, tho Silent
denial, tho public may see Miss Allen
playing IN her owlrplny two years hence
8l combination that Il every promise e! Use
AS Miss Allen bade the newspaper man
goodbye sho said XII
Il You know l'mlsa Southern woman, |
was born in Alnbam,l, and my heart
warns 70 thu Southern people, ! am not
saving This as President Roosevelt says :
rs his birthplace, hut II claim only the
South. 1t Is good onoug h for Amy ore,'
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y IUTTt W & e .,' u - 1'T9
E;Uhtinp N ear Tombs. 5
Miners Killed.
Ir :, 4 ss,ocIote1 pre- S.. J

(By Associate ted 4 Press. J 5. ,g
BIZ ST. 9I11' RsBll7 March "a -, teie-
gram from Observation-Disclosures South Russia.3
saws that five miners have been killed Ill,
ana fifteen wounded in, a contlic,tts,he-i
tween strikers Of the Shoerhinoifl mines mes
and tho Amerbach quicksilver mines ana
soldiers iii the district Z ia ilimut. asEa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
Mr.. Wendlinger Very Ill.

5t4 Mr.. 4 9, a Nendlinger known all over TIE
statc a. j. military tailor lies desperately III
residence lst East sr9qa s'fsa NJ
his ! hcnith 81 has been falling for some time
mast. u He enjoys@the respect and esteem o.
Snll WHO know htm,s a iS54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
.ATTAC $FUs PASS BRIDGE.
Japanese Oil Hun Isl l2iver Twelve E'''s ,'i
! Miles East Of Muk-
me A ssocinted Press.)

NJ ;i5.,. r,.N March oor-rhc Japan
& SEQ 5ilis morning hombarded 4 the bfids &c
3S3I7u Pass, on the Hun
,,,i1,s cast of Musden.3 Russian artillery
RENTED vigorously, Tho cannonade lasted \
+ IN hour. 411t . !, \, !,
a tlspresent the Japanese nrc alnaklns
most energetic attacks south or inc fiit ul'lf
River. It's rumorcd that tlley nave
4 tr,,,,,ferrea 5th.ther; some of their forces
Z. rron, tho northwest sin anticipation Ola
night attack AZ 4 \. 81 !, s..e
fs.rnl russian forces In the district OF
s,rsi,,li, yanche, north of& the Niukden sta
Y lion. estcd under arms throughout tile
$nioht. \ shortly before dawn "a II ldr%e
Japanese force approached the Naraltsef
regiment. This regiment allowed the Iap,
$anose 10 approach within&tWo nunurcu
$paces and then charged with ;l3vollir3
from their rifles aud opened on 1hem
#withsnuick-iirc guns. simply moving down
6tlic Japanese, who We're .rep1llsc
Streaming From Mukden.
Among the prisoners brought IN on
"Wednesday were q n'llliEl'er . prlV'aattcs
= in new uniforms, who were from IA re-
4 Gently organized Japanese reserve divi-l
sion. THERE'S reason to belicpe&thnt an-
5pther division is being landed in the
northern part Of Korea, for tho rll-
pose of making ii demonstration against
Nlalivost ok. &
on Wednesday there we're furious Mt
.tncks northwest OF Mukdcn against tho
Villages of Santaitse. Yangshihtun and
6fUshuntun. These attacks were all l'c-,.
pulsed. i 9 !. ., 81
The wind to-day tittaincd hurricnle
force. Tho soldiers. are so covered WITH,
mud and dirt that tlier faces nrc scaraelyi
recognizable. General Kuropatk.n& and
az his staff are In III tile better plight, 81
Cvillans ai'eEsrrtnming northwalu out
f Of Mukden.5s III SsSe y ys$i N s
Tenth Day Of Battle.
ii 4 n. Hs.-rMidnight closed the tenth day
q OF tho Titanic struggle forthc possession
n of Aiilkden and tia mastery of Il vast
empire; the tenth day of unceasing con-
4 Hict under exploding sllrapncl, the roar
. OF cannon and the whistlng OF bullets;
the tenth without sleep and without food.
\ The combat Is fast reaching n point
where it is a qilcstlonanot so much Of
+ turning columns, OF tactics and Of STRAIT
egg, as Of: whose strength, energy and
+ cartridges will last the longer.
E3SE Gray-coated Russians, patient, uncom-
planning, strong Of soul, clung doggedly
II to positions againstsan rnemy whose att
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lacks 70 to tho very Doint o'f insa MY ~!
and dcspcratloh, For forty,--eigEt hours hours
tho Japanese have not eaten. 'TlieyS are are
starving and cxlaustcd, but ~ lold Y Mar !ullrIa
sl,dl oynmn himself has told them III That
the city viii and the saughter stop n
OH lrridny,6and their confidence IN the ~;
leader Increased their strength tenfold.5
on Wednesday. when tie Russians too 'l
3Ushutun, Il Few Oxen y Japanese cl lllllg;
10 gtEu thick-willlcd temple and refused
saltrvertures TO surrender Cannon were
brought UP and preached the walls, but.
tho daredevil courage Of the defenders I
continued underline; and finally, when lhIet
tho defense was hopeless they blew them
selves skywuld with the ruins of the
temple. one survivor, atler thnt@ sur
render threw himself into astonc-rinmed3
we'll and 5ncrlshcd. And yet tho rank and
,hle and inferior leaders, stern IN their
sense Of lduty,3areBas unspnring Of hem
selves us OF the men whom they lend TO-
death. Stern Oyamu drives and drives
his troops northward to cncircle the CITY,
With every fresh flunkng movement the
Iron band closes ncnrer8 the rail road, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
sEABoARD# AIR LINE REDUCED
b 7ATES-s26 TN EW ORLEANS Ss:l
NJ r. RETltR {5$ n llssty5fi6 Il

II D. { Z -. +.
The scabonrd Will sell round trip tick;
cts from Richmond to New Orleans, nc-I
count Of Mardl Grus, at rate OF one fare,
aplus % cents. Tickets on sale daily from
.farch 1st}to& 9Th, inclusive limited to
leave Now Orleans, returning, not later
than March 1 It'll By dlePositing ticket
With Special agent III New Orleans on or
.inroro March nth, and paying fee OF 80
rant /, tickets will DO extended to leave
4 CIV Orleans at amy time not later than
March %, 1903. !, Il !, !,
,rhe seaboard has an3eXceptl iona ly good
schedule TO New Orleans. Leave Rich
6,nond ii r.. NJ, dali md arrive New Or
leans 7:15 a, St1I. 3 second mornlng. IA ~
formation, call on or write to any Seq
board agent or . !, \. 55
n. s. Lizard, SN. MI q
81 Dist. PA IS. Agt., CITY iIlcket As;nt,
$50 East Klflin Street. l' u hel 700.
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Worry |! 4 II Goes Q
10 The Stomach . | 1. | ! I J /
1Tenrs do,yAytlie little 1'clcgrnpii Lii les
Tint Operate md control the u
digestive Processes.
How II Repai r51'hIle les !. l'e': \.
graph; Lines ne
I will dad give any stomach, sun erer e
vi Dollars Worth Of my &c Ns r, ' edy
II i3, sS]Ss .f5 rne to II ~. Ell

ask no depps,t.-t,o reference. no security.
heso y nothing to ,y e,5nsa
not tMowI lily remody may hnvs full COLLARS
vert, lo srely Wrtss a at{er asks
shoos RsstSra,ivo Il ordsF
s.oss :IayI Goes ps
s orvss tEas Wcar ut and :cns down
s a i sypo 2a
binary tn That is Why S ro ,mS ~
Thu can can afrora Y m as
do not niisundorstnnd me when ~ s 81 say
the ~ yosu on OatI
think about mean N, me ~ Nm TO
entro not the spnee here y eS s|'l II
to sou hew the nerves control tue az
hcwgthcy5 tbeSvltnlzcd and " nen
mako tho those points sp clear. ut tnt'etiss
sasss
nre
claims I'd freach&thaso nerves. VI 81, u.
ais nerves ~. tfv
flbars u Id III M ttt the oesraph line.
withou. which tlle stomach l.ns no ms seq
control than sponEe. - 9y Hi
do t. Disspation*wIl do ~. l'ut lhe citecs.
is the same, failure. Z, ~ l..
eli. kno,NS to rebuild their srongth, I. e
restore ID remedy which 4, to oGx
thirty years my life to perfect.a. reineay
which now known in moro than flfty &, 1n lon
ssanl &C rnniuntl more ~ nan
@ II you iavo gtomach bletand have neytsyr
tried my remedy inerely and ask!
send you nnE order on your drugs "
will acceptHs gladly as he would accept q ao,7
lar. He will hand you from his shelves stamH,
nrd sized botl ana =
strnngersito my remedy. Those WHO have once
used the Restorative do not need this eyldence, 3,
There arc no contll tions-no rcquromcnts # II
5ope and frank and fair. 1t Is tho supreme test
Of my llmitess belief All that y ass you " 70
DO is to writ e--write today. Al ;S@
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LEADERS CR.Us.A||
new YORK Strike
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page.) iS
Harry Johnson secretary of#the legal gal
union Of locomotive engineers, in amin
tcryicw, supported Mr.. Jenclss, saying tho
men would not go back to work %untFl
they had won their point. the local union
having sufficient money to garry on the
strike without AID ofrom the national
union. SO far, The said,,monof the tstrik-
ers had deserted while dozens OF the
strike.brcakcrs had quit md had been
sent homo by tho local union 5i5s;,s y
a.5 Strike Virtually Over.
y Notwithstanding the efforts of the local
LEADERS. there were Indications around
strike headquarters that Mt least some
OF tho men We're rendy to give up tho
fight against the company Those who
from tile start were opposed TO the strike,
find the actions of the national leaders
an excellent excuse to return#to their
posts. EARLY this evening several Of the
old subway motormcn We're found 4 III
charge o. their regular trains, and adj
mitted that they had taken Mr.. Stones
advice Tho service In tho subway to-
night was almost perfect, the local trains
being run during tho rush hours on
schedule time, while tho express trains
maintained IL throe-lnlnute Ehcndwny. at
no timp was there anything resembling
II congestion, the usual homegong crowds
being handled without q single accident,
On tho elevated lines the service was
not So good, this, however, being duo
Ia tho fact that tho company hid de-
cIdcn TO first perfect theHrunning OF trains
IN, the subway Tomorrow they expect
to bring the elevated service UP to the
regular standard.
Messrs Stone md w. r., Hurley left for
Cleveland tonight, AS they Wore leaving
Air. Stone said "The strike is virtually
lover We have accomplished our mis-
sion ana arc going homo well satisfied
Deny Getting Statement,
The Amalgamntcd Association Of street
md Electric Railway Employees md the
| brotherhood Of Locomotive Il Engineers
hnv. Issued q, Joint statement At strike
| Warren S, Stone did not issue anS state
! ment to them this afternoon ordering
| them To return to work and declaring tho
\ national body not IN sympathy With their
4 strike n j.
}rhe atatement continues that tho strike
| light 10 the bitter end end that they mo
cundtMt Of winning
Striker Tries TO Cause Accident.
n llugh RI. Grace. MO admitted that ho
Mas q, slrlkcr, was .nrrnslcd3 tonight,
/ charged with lnallclouslS pulling tho
| rnelScnrS brake cord on m, elevated
! l,R!n, on TIC curve qf Ole HUNDRED 4nnld
ns;eDso suddenly that many passengers
\ l.va nafrow margin ~ rea,rena collision
! rlri.t N; the st.Mrllire's greatest height
A MIS- ayrrird lis tho nerve OF tho motor
man of tlns tla.a following, nv 4
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d. Funera This Afternoon

5;SSs T. llleTdl II IllSEAILeIilOOil.tss
q Tho dec ceased Is survived by his vie
Ills son., Lester and u Il daughter, Mrs
Woodin, wife OF Judge Woodin, Of .tu-5
burn ST Mr.. n Lest Bell and wife 5weroi
with Colonel 5Ee when he died lie had
another son, who is conducting his Ia
TIERS business In Auburn. n 42S sS3
Funeral! services will be held at 1880
p, M. s day lii tho parlor on tho first
floor OF Nlr,rpfy's tel Annex, Rev. ere
,Witherspooli,! DIS 4 d. ~ officiating. The
body viii leave Richmond ut 3 ri. M. y ac-3
ecompanlcd by the ~ family for lur,,,I
where the intermcnt$ will sbo made. I'rlia
OF r. y. Leo Camp. who; went
to Auburn yours ago and others, VI End the
members of the Grand Army: Of tho Re \
public and all visiting members u che
Organization the city IRE request eq ~
1T end 4 The servicesswill be attended by
u delegation from Richmond < IL dge,NS.N 81
as. n Benevolent and Pro tcctt Y Order %
il1lks, 4 tho deceased having been "a mem
Der Ct that order. The pail ben rcrs WI
ibc selected from tho members OF Lee
Camp and9the Order OF l1lks, the full list
3not3Fyet having been made UP, a lr1o:lg
those who are expected to serve In this
ca tySare Mr.. James NcciraW, N rl \
Hardy Pyle, Mr. p. z Al Brown. General
Charles J.s nderson,5 afnea II Cray,
@NIr. william ID n Iightfoot, Captain .s "
:JcterS !. Bosher, General a q. 80 I'hlllip PSI
Colonel ohm Murphy. Mr.. I. FAX I3urke
md others III sf s-S 25i s n ~ X ID 5lsSa'
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Destroy Family Life,

at NAV be, q far, cry. nlt these THINGS
arc q beginning OF social con dlt, olls
witch are 4 curse to Europe, md a.WhI1cll,
SwillRineyitably. In years to come, destroy
tho social nnd family life of no go COM
"Tho only remedy for the iWpenalEnl,g
danger Is tho expansion OF the cltSSs
limits md the use Of the facility lI,,l
movement that Is furnished by 4 no tac ag
lily Of electrIpBrailW Z, !. 4
I5nWithIn36t Tecollcction D OF opln q y
middle life, Riclimond was orpamellte ca
with homes Which occupied IN some IN
stances as much rs q whole h'ock y W''s
Il common thing for a residence 70 6. use
hulf u block, and many OF the ordlnary,
homes 81 tie olty occupied g iourtll Of @
black, While this state Of affairs On
istal there were shrubs flowcrs. trees g 4
and grass, 3f4 4. !, q,
Gin connection With the extenslpnpf :, ttlesi
corporate limits, and next IL that ~ l y
portance, oolneN the pTa otleal \ necessity
for d LIBERAL expenditure q money .f q.
the opening and fpract conn pll.
III streets extending into tlse lleS l'5sa ssii
aulrcd territory. 4 Is Jss.s. n
IA caura enlls sox pend X plc pf iR llneyal
sum ofS,noneN in this tliibcll Ion re-
suit ina rapid Increase OF bptldlngs. hut,
what Is ulnrd TO tho pol would, w sllin
ten yepys,ssns ipclenso he revenues az tha
City tina ltspnsll cteaEea sbv
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HERMITAGE COL Gu IN
8INIERNATI O1!AL ASSOCIATION

4 W. IA :. (I,y Associated Press,) # Il.
lWa ~ Dirk Mar, 9;--A TIA meettngS OF
tho Executive Committed nj tile Inter-
national Lawn Tennis S4Associatlol,, held
fto-pighta dates for tollrnsTlentsA nh d
.metches for the coming season through
out tho entire country We res Ell ven soutsbya
Secretary Palmer IN the iPreshry. Tho
following were admitted to memhership;a
Hermitage Golf Club, Of Richmond, 4 Va,
and the Southern Lawn Tennis Assoc lslyi
June 'bth,5 Norfolk Country Club, Virginia
sSt3te championship.
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..B.E|:LLSUCCU|M|BIS.....
[0|NP:.N|l||EU|M|||||.0|:|.N|||II|AI||| 1.
Prominent Citizen 81 1 .Al'.uby Auburn,
,Dios5 White V' i!='It
,sss iiigSIere. si8sss5S
FRIENDS Of CONF 4 AT'Es.
Had Entertained Lee Camp ~.
a Ills II ono 1asS Guest 81
rs Colonel Murphy. \

Colonel sThomqs j. @ b Nofi Atbuurn,s
sNcwsYork a prominent ana wenlthy$i resi-
dent u that city, died Inst Iilghtsatt w
o'clock at Ills room, $in2 Murphy Hotel 1[t
annex, nftel. an illness Of less u nun t! "a
week, Of pneumonia Though, far FROM ''
Ills home Colonel He'll died among friends,
some 81 whom Ind knownSil ln,$;fo many
6yenrsS TITS wife was It'll him during l1 f
his entire stay III tile cit et, Ills
illness became alarming iii te 1!s;r
Rgrnplcd for, and came a da y 4 or two q go,s
accompanied bylis wife l'ey were both 'u'.
gwltf8hlniS when the end camo. S y. 3sss.
#8 Coioncl Bell, a prominent menlbcrSIof {.
the Grand Army & Of tho ER epublic, and
Vco1nmnnder &ofint regiment during tho war
5betWeen8the States, was pc rsol1ally Known Y; y
{ tos and greatly esteemed by ns hundred or
more veterans ofP11ee CAM, Confede era to
Veterans, DC this city, and wa $ q warm
personal friend Of long standing nj Col
Eonel j ohm Murphy, whose guest ne was
Sntthe time ofjhls fatal illness. st E'ri-8
the visitor attended Lee Camp
md renewed ncauaintanc tAs n ry any
friends Of other d lays w hen he came TO-
$Richmond he was IN very 4 cblc btlGaltll, u
Ibis lungs being very eat. III II o was taken
Eli OH Saturday last, aid despi tes the best
attention and careful liurs-
Ding, pneumonia developed, Y md IA his
Estate Of fhealthsthe disease was too much
sforghis feeble constitution and adyanclllg
age. u During his illness e lionel &T3ellSNSa g
visited nnd ministcred unto BY Rev, Jere!!
<NVitherspoon,s .. 4 D. past or OF the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church, with which
denomination he was aflillat ted. 3 Many a f.
tontons were shown him by.vet Grams sof
Lee Camp land by the members q n.
3Nylthcrspoons congregation, n and by
Friends who had met llln1.swh ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-10
T EXPANSION IS S
HE NA 1 / Nv
IS, Most 5s5I Densely
Populated City il II tlle, 3a
# {5. United States. 55f
NC ART''H / TALKS q !, ! s:
r regarding Plea From 81 q Fro r..
gressiyc Man for M
4. 1lcxatioll,

rho keynote Or The cry for civic in 81
Sproyement Is expansion. t,sss
THE toInt committee has made TINS MS.
matter the &irst$a q It's OF,
IND It's executive comm tee has ia ssed
the following resolution NJ 4Ss vt fSS
We. your Committee on Organization
beIIeve that tho most Wit II and urg en 1r'
auestlof, affecting ii g 81 progress O. " ne
city Of Richmond Is II at Of MAJ gi y
our city limits. We be lleve S l,e cry e q
orc ter Richmond Is one " hlch s3a rom %
every sentiment OF patriotism, corr - },
sense !. nubltc spirit and business GaPpe ais
"a tho vast ma orltys OF the citizens \ O.
81 co community. We believe that all ' thel
citizens ii favor Of a lar ger and pros pes e.
ina city, all those who want ana " e.
wilma 10 taIn for o ur cit m ore pc pie,
n ore busl csc more manu- act NOR
work for honest labor, more health y. ana ar
hap pIness In the homes can pc y ra 9 i y
around the standard OF g re at err q l !'9 !
mond a55 81 q y !, I, IA, !,
Mayor Carlton ccarthy on yesIetsi',s Z
discussed the matter 81 Scx pansloll.3s - 70
nolnted out that Richmond. out TOT twenty
fomr cities 81 almost I he same pcpu,lli'l--
tlor was moro densely nopultt eu Y ' ~ 7
nr, In fact Richmond, which. conll9'tllltl,ls
III, 3526 acres, Is more densely ~ pu-.
Eintcd than any clty&in the United stat va
Rcuding, Pa which has pra tica lly ne .s
same porulat,on8h twice the amour y I 9
area. seattle, Washing vi th the suns
population, has more thahS lYe
4 rrn. 58A tln,,ta, wth5th Same populn tloIl,
i,ns twice The area. Los Ange lcN,$ will but
4 fcw thousand more inhabitants. lla = :
etrht5Stimcs the area. Hartford, Conn., y I,
With many thousand popua Ion less 1t l1l
Richmond, has three Lines tho area, sS,S5 ~