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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
NeqU Dollar Dress Shirts

IT HE Wanamaker Dollar Dress Shirts have been famous for
many years; but previously have succeeded get
ting up full standard every particular and
have made with pure linen cuffs attached to sell this price
Today have these cuff attached shirts ready and they
made the style the handsomst
complete shirt offered ST. and has very superiors
at $3.50.
The sleeve lengths in the follows
II have 33-inch 10 md o
Sizes II t 174A 34-nch o nj OF cuffs
Sizes IA to IS 35-inch o nd of
All of the shirts have pure linen bosoms holes
roundornered pure linen cuffs and the bosom
width, suitable for evening dress Of course, if YOU not
attached all other STYLES in the same
quality, at ST. EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
Neqvness in Women's Salts

ELING has been swift and constant the last week
- and arrivals among WOmen's Handsome Suits have
steadily that metamOrphOss has taken place.
The supply the fret day of the season
rapid selling notwithstanding.
The very latest touches of fasho-todays fashions and
here Variety, distinction das charm
and newest cOlOr-h armOnies.
All szes-incIuding special lines for small women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

dCTcd canvas cloth. A number
with short sleeves. Box and
side plated skirts. S16.5O 20 $50.
Checked Panama cloth: double
breasted EtOu with blouse back:
COllariess. finished with braided
taffeta silk. trimmed with
straps. Skirts plated. and
stitched below hips. S33.
Wolfe: plated EtOn with braid
and corded taHeta trimming.
over blouse Of silk with fancy
vest: short sleeves finished with
lace. Plated skirts with taffeta
silk; drop-skirt; corded fOuuce.
$40.
Second floor. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
W hi e
Rose
cEYL0N TEA

This tea is packed in air.
tight, sealed and soldered
packages right on the island
of Ceylon, where it is grown.
It costs SOC. for half-pound
packages. It goes twice as
far as other teas tea
spoonful being amply sufi-
cient for two cups.
Now, you can buy teas at a
less cost, but if White Rose
goes twice as far as the others,
the cheaper teas are really
more expensive. You can see
the logic and economy CT this
yourself.
White Rose will not only
please you, and keep you
pleased, but it will actually
save you money. If you have
not tried it get a lOc. trial
package from your grocer.
Black, mixed or green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
Caps and Goats for Children

HE most admired Spring costumes viii probably be
by people between the ages of goingon year and
gOngOn
Because fneness taste deCacy, beauty and charm
look SO we'll wearers.
Here little Coats and Caps that mothers will delight
babies look we'll in, and everybody admire:
AT 3Oc 10 $l650A large variety of Chidrens and
Bonnes organdy
with flowers ribbons 10 1 to
At 81 $16-Babes Pque
also in silk and in lingerie
At $50 $2JOChndrens
lovely styles
So $550-Childrens Refers length
Venetian cloth broadcoh
homespun variety designs
and cole
ourtha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
Easter Clothing for Boys

D ARENTS who have already provided for their boys
happy today; but those who have the clothing buy
need not worry The trip WANAMAKERs easy one
nowhere else in the country there superb collection
of handsome Clothing for Boys and there parents
who do not know that Wanamaker Clothing has STYLE
better made than other clothing found the market
Russian Blouse Suits of serge, cheviots worseds for
boys of to years, at S. to 1878.
Sailor Suits of serge, chevot and worsed collar;
for years. with sailor collar for to I2
years; at S. to $1,000
Norfolk Jacket Suits with boomer trousers SERGE
and wOrsted for s 10 years. at SIS to 1850
Boys Waists and BlOuses in new styles made of
handsome percae sizes for years. Soc 75c and
81 each.
Blouse Waists of pretty madras in sizes for Is years.
at $3.50.
floor. street.
TOHN w 2 |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

II may be that the committee may feel that II
s. necessary 10 hold another public session. but
we cannot see the need for II now. That matter
rests largely with the suggestion Of the counsel
20 the committee. beginning on Monday the COM
lnttee will hold continuous daily executive sessions
n the Fifth Avenue Hotel until the latter part OF
the week We hope that by Friday al the latest
viii be able 10 present 10 the legislature a
port what have accomplished. accompanied
with a recommendation 10 what deem ought
York city.
feel that ] ought 10 say at this time that the
attitude Of the various companies toward our in
vestgatiCn has been most satisfactory 10 all Of us
Every facility has been offered - by the officers
Of The several companies most under investigation.
None have tried, 50 far as We have been aware
% block the inquiry IL way. They have
objected 20 the most rigid examination OF their
books by our private expert They have furnished
tables and statements with the most cheerful alac-
Tity, l.r we have observed. THESE statements
and tables have been verified. or win BE. before
our report will lie sent in. by experts. hut
we expect 10 hni that they have been submitted
ln good faith.
just word about our counsel Mr.. Hughes has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
AUCTION SALES-This Day.
BY Richmond Auction co,
Auctioneers.
LARGE AUCTION SALE
or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THIS DAY.

We will sell ut o,,r wareroons, 1905 y.
Main st root TODAY Thursday. March
18th, commencing at 1890 A. NJ. for par.
ties declining housekeeping, n very large
and handsome lot Of Furniture, Will
oakGonbiraton Folding BED ana ecre E,
Secretary,s3Walnut Sidebonrds, nice Oak
and Walnut Chamber suits. 10 nearly ne;s
Enamel Brass Trimmed Iron Beds, % Hair
and Shnck Mattresses. Quartered Oak
Wardrobe, / Rosewood s5ideboard, 1 Sin
ger Drpphcad Sewing Machine l. Parlor
Organ, In good condition; very hand
some Brass Bed and Spring, Walnut
Bookcase and Secretary, Chiffoniets. Fold
ing Beds, Is Chairs for Dining and Bed
room use, $50 Silver Plated Knives and
Forks Rodgers Bros make: Hall Racks.
Library Chairs and Table, Ladies. Work
Table 4 Maihaata;, Iypewriter Snos-
Pictures. Drnggets, Lace Curtains, etc..
etc., etc. The ladies' arc especially In
vited to attend this sale. 81
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
"a Geo. II. Valentino, At,ctioneer.
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FORGERY CHARGE
AGAINST COUPLE ! ]
Virginia Man and Wife Arrested e,
in New York and Held
for Trial.
AUNT MISSED HER JEWELRY
Young Woman Admitted That
She Forged Fathers Name
for Small Amounts.

I especial 10 Tho Times plspatct.o

fspeclal 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, March 16-Lee N. Evans
Who comes from, old Virginia stock, was W S:
arrested to-day. accused q OF having
forged the name Of his wfe's father,
and at the same time the mans wife
swas taken into custody.
IL The couple for two wecks had been 81, y
living in the Pennsylvania House in J Ter
sey city. but before that time had made lt,e
their home since their marriage last ~, July,
with, Evans's uncle in Brooklyn The ne
young yife is a daughter OF William g.
Springer, of No. 55s4 st. Marks Avenue " eI
Evans was arrested In the Jersey City
hotel, and his wife In Brooklyn q $ slla
was about to join her husband 5s
THE Young woman, 4 Is reported to lave
gone to the Evans home recently and and
cEged to be given a chance to spend
tho night there. The next morning tho
elder Mrs. Evans left the iyoun g " oman
lin tho house, and fwenty-four hours later.
after her nephew's bride had gone, found
her 1ewelry missing It ncluded dla-
s,nond hin, diamond brooch, several
rings \ and az gold watch. When Evans
was arrested to-day, pawn tickets Tor
lew elryS were found In the room he and
his wife had occupied In the Jersey City
hotel. Young Mrs. Evans told the Bro Ok
lyn police she had forged 4 her. ia Tiers
name to checksg for small am cunts, but
aggregating consid CRADLE sum.
TO the police. who have heard both sides
OF the story It appears that each OF
them may be trying to shield the other
by assuming sponsibility for all the
crimes alleged to il We been omitted.
II. Evans is held I'm Jersey City until @ex X,
tradition papers can ibe, l'repat req
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
ARMY OFFICER
|VSPEC'T:|.!S:. BLUES l |: |: J
Colonel Dernp sey onpliint,en7 mt:
Soldiers, But Says Arlnory

gi The Richmond Light ] Infantry. Blu yes
Battalio II was inspected at IT'S u al mory
last night ny Colonel G. "a. Dempsey, OF
the United States Army, and made q I; brill
liant showing In every particula r.
# The battalion appeared with full ranks,
there being few absentees. II They were
clad in the. regulation blue service uni
form with the entire outfit Of accoutre-
<,iients as prescribed by the regulations,
which Included blankets. haversacks,
gponcho, cups, plates, etc.
I. The inspection was made a t about $3.50
and after the rms and equipments nag 2
through a1risid drill i both In company and
platoon formati ion: The drill vas carried
out according to the new tactics IN which
the mon We're most proficient
$mIent. hospital department, headquarters
and mpany rooms were all ins pecte d as
we'll as the company books. These We're
Says Armory Is Needed.
The inspecting Of icer, whcn, asked con-
pleased pleased With the general appearance Of
E tic companies and found them to be in
splendid shape. The drill was very good.
but was greu tly interfered With on aG-
When When drilling in platoon formaa ton. 4
several officers of the battalion. stated
that In his opinion.an armory was bndly
needed, a He said that tn. drill hal was
inadequate as well saasS q no storero oms,
Which aro greatly cramped. 5 4!
The Blues are the first Of tho State
mlita,to be Inspected by Colonel Dempsey,
spections In accordance with tho National
H Guard la u. (which is incorporates iii the
.Dick Bill. Tonight he will Inspect the
There were quite a number OF spectators
present last night, including Captaln@A,
ri Mood " and First sIaieutenant II. Y.
Farham, sof.stlls Petersburg q rays, and
!Lieutenant Munson.S ofh the IIowitzars, 4
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Substitute Adopted.

=
Wien Colonel Gutshaw lad concluded
his remarks Mr.. Pollock offered the fol-
lowing as a substitute for the whole:
BE 1t resolved by the Committee on
Streets that no ward or subcommittee
shall be hereafter permitted to order any
work to be done out of the funds app,rto-
priated and set aside to streets genrstliy,
but all work to be done out 81 said fund
shall be ordered by, vote OF, the whole
committee: and only. after said wrk mas !, ).
printed list thereof with estimated cost $ !
Of same circulated among the mempe sd ;, OF OF
final actloilfis taken thereon.
& Messrs. Morton and Minor said MT NJ:
fP0llock's substitute would not cover TN IN
ground,
Nj. Mann said four votes could beat
three, and that the result would be that
under Mr. Minors resolution such a CONS
ibinntlon would surely be made.
adopted by the Following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Pollock, CARRIER. Mann.
Mills Adams, Burton and Mccaw.-,-!7.
5s Note.--Mcssrs. Minor, splcer, Morton
and ,Spence--4. 4 ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Deaths Of a Day.


Dea tbs reported to the Board I'd q Iiealth
Oficc yesterday: I, !. /, M ! ,.od a. "a
,,a y, ii months, ~ days. Twenty-slxth
AID 'MarshallI Streets; NJ. r. Davis, aged
wears, g months II days, no. 2lo 10y z
Street; Jake Bender, aged % ears ~! Me-
5'' A,GetoIoredNAice Mills, aged q years, No;
5G07 Price Street; James Brown, aged %
Yea y, rs.ss II s. Is South Second Street; John
johnson, gcd SO years, Henrleo county, S2ull' ~
Webster Street s Bette Robertso aged
d, years, No, lii s t, aul Street ~ lllinm
iD.Dnndridge Jr, ged "a years. months In,
49, days. No. 6l2 West Baker strect; S! NJ
1Ol2 Williams Street; Ann Walker, aged
81 years, HenrIco county, It35 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
DEATHS.

.coLENtAN..--Dle led. ednesday. March
18th, in3Wilmlngton, n. CT, Mrs: w. n.
j COLEMAN, wife OF w. II, Coleman,
/, formerly Of this city, ~:
CALDER. led at the residence Of her
n 1,enhew, Mr.. James C.. Avery, at $50 N.
Twenty-tirs Street, at l9:45. T. NJ.
March IL, 1906, Miss LILLY CAl4oJGlt
in the seventy-hftn year Of her g SO, ,
Funeral services at Hoge Memorial
Church THIS tThIrsdayJ a 1'l1ItNOON
az d O'clock. Burial In OalSwood
Newark Ohio and Asheville lN,8C.)
papers please copy.
MARTIN, I'D led. ut the residence of her
s. ::;oII,.n- law. ii, b. Fitzhugh, No. N.
Third Esstteet, ut 8 80 r. NJ. Y vest to-day,
4 Mrs. JORDAN II. MAItTl
Funeral notice la ter. III i III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
10 NOT BELIEVE / [.
SH.ENA | J 0 {:
President Of Leland Stanford and q
Head Of Trustees Issues
Statement.
llny. Associated. T,ress.1

Z IIoNOLULU, Il March 15.--Dr David Starr
Jordan, president Of Leland STANFORD sl Y, ~
::,y,eersity5 and Timothy j. Hopkins. o., me
..honrd Of trustees OF the university, have
s.ipncd a jc'nt statement regarding inc
jd.,,th Of Mrs. Stanford. In which they
say: !. -, -,
Sin our jpdgmeNtfafter careful con
i a Z, f,nra Ion ar all tho facts brought 70
An Knowledge we are II wSfully cons
,.,nced that the dcath2of Mrs, Stanlorm6
ns,'s Tot due to strychnine pols93nnti,,s,
,'a ~ wng there 6intento wrohsao X
= onsthe part OF any one, ~ d !, 4 I;
com h blna a,'Ion q conditions and creun,-
sfnmcesJ P9I'he conditions We're so4l'errS 4
q SWhnt ugsravated BY the presence n. o., o.
stryshns md ot asa ap ssibly also
i,w tha presence OF the small amount nt
~ ~ strychpine contained In the dose
Y T l,lca rbonata OF soda, !. +, !. - ", I, A.,
"The occurrence ~ ms stly u..'is,f
M y Nee been p eSplained The fact that y
ynI y NOT Nat IN excess OF usuel medicinal
proporfions suggests that lts pges y o.
Was due either, 20 l = th a.g eomi'ina.
ton was prepared Tor tonic J; rR o, "a
'I'hu delectlpe Xpress The OPINION ll ~
the verdict OF the coroneIS JutS ~ ai,H
effect that Mrs. Sanford a,ea - ~ ~
nine poisoning was MOI W ~ "
sY Migs, Sheriff Henry differs from rs
lviaW of tho case taken z. bs. me e sal
1sfa Is ssl panted out Indicates that
Mrs.. s;anford.tnok oneTseyenth OF ~ graz
8 ID strychnlne. v Z gsl..
MRS. staHford,s body WAS l I,
rnnd Noted 8by Bishops Bestarlck aud Kin,
.eaid, ana The vessel sailed 10Y san fran
!. ClSco. - All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
!, NEW INSURANCE. FIRM.

Hatke have formed "a copartnership under
the firm nanle of Wortham a. Hatke, to
engage In the genera Insurance business,
with offices irlAtle American National
building. Mr.. NS.ortham has heen for many
years with the III verpoo and London and
Globe Insurance Confioa ~, and Mr.. II tke
has been for several years "! tlls the firm
of Davenport ~ Go IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
.W|7ADRAWS MISSION
FROM MGR. BR0DER|CK
ID fyy Associated ,Presa. /,

ROME. March Tfb.--O owing to complaints
which have been received here, tho Nati-
en- II has Withdrawn from Monsignor Brod-
erick auxiliary bishop of Havana, the
American bishops to Increase the collec-
ton OF Peters Pence. a;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
BY u. "a. Cntlin, Gll
No. N. Eleventh Street.
PEREMPTO DRY SALE
Machinery, Shat fling
Scales, Etc.

on TUESDAY, March q. 1905. commenc-
Ing at 10 o'clock A, NJ on tho premises. "
Machinery and Outit5of the Old Talbot
Machine Works, at corner OF Cary and
Seventeenth Streets, consisting Of Lathes.
Mills Cranes Hand La es. Flames, iYises..
Clamps. Scales, tPulleys, Sha fling, Hang
ers, Couplings, Collars, Scrap, etc, SIS 81
An expert reports some OF this machine
der and some in bad order. hut ia bar.
gain may be expected tn. MI OF y, as u
will he sold to tho highest bid der:
N ' b Il # u, y a.. CATI4IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
rnB Riof1oND VA TIUs DAY MARCH

spent In order TO put all the streets within
the present city limits IN shape!
&& Colonel Cutshawi ccIitcnded that the
most valuable improvements which could
be made In a city were upon streets and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NOT EXAG GERATED.
Armenians Estimate Number Of
Their Dead at 1900.
(Byf AAyocI ted Press, r.

ST. PETER Isl IJR G, March leg a. Mr.
Private mail adYices fro mtheE Cauca usus
indicate that tho situation there has not
been eXa gerated lin EARLIER raports. Ar
stimato the number of their dend at a.
COO lsjs+iSi sz5s fg35 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
TO PROTECT COMPANY.
(Ry Associated Prcs.,,,,,,,

Il tRy Associated Prcsy,3
PARIS. March 15-The French Cable.
Company has committed Its Interests In
Venezuela to the care OF the French gov
eminent. which has given assurance that
1t will afford the company full protec-
ton against any bItraryi action. Il Hell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
AUCTION SALES, Future Days,
q BY N. Nv. Bowe s. Son
and
J.3 3. Elan s. Company.
Real Estate Aucti0neers.


~ RusTEEs, S SALE oF.TILAT LARGE AZ l7
S AND YER YALuARLE5 ,Go9Aa,ILS,,sss.
M spS26NfNd Az AID 81 5HxHN
p pGGNln And S 'JAME IS RIVER WEI 90
In execution Of q decree q, the United
Strict Of Virginia, in the matter Of ~ els
m mopeb
viii sell, by public the rrelln;-
l77 II, pay oT MARCH,
at IL o'clock N. real estate J. de-
from Richmond Ice Company. to s.: 5s:f
recorded said real ESTATE consisting Oh
Serty above referred to. nov and for, 81 u
long tine osSnplea isyehona nes
5clous coal ]. elevator. q large Toe house.s
abundant >atabling a CONT ortab BILE and
office q eds
location and arran gem en- 5 for! the con-
S15S 81 the ice, coal and wood busine ss:sS3j
The land consists q two eparat,e e par pc
on 4 5o-foot street, swhich Is on the south
back from said front q bout 415 feet to-
ths other h lot east 81 and adjoining tho
/ f1rst named d. also fronts "a 90 feet on the
n5S feet on Its west line and 225 feet.
more Or less, on It's ca st line.
s5 on the 51-foot street " In front 4 OF the
lots is a spur track q f3st he soutfe
Railway ,iiwhile the Dock IS d Sc by on
the north sldeEof the property. wi tn the
river as the Southern boun darys @ If IN
large part Of It, The ak ensiye reaf Of
this property ST ogether TIL a Its lEunex-
Ecellcd@ facilities for! shipping. both by rail-
! no wat er, renders very va ua BILE for
other uses than that 70 r VIII chs us r. s
present occupied. sS u s 35sss!
8sF, TERM s; One fourth cas- III, and the resi- sF
due ut 6. u and 3 mont his. for n otes wi TIL
Interest added and, TIT le ret aimee. yS8S If
81 s. I'D PATsrESO N.sssa s
sS Trustee In the Deed cferred Ito. 3S5S53
A.AA ID. sLiANDERKIN,sss ggs
H. STU OHNRCOALTER,@
5fS III s.. B, TYLER, SSSStS
SG8s Trustees in Bankrupt toy Z
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-I'5-7 I}VaThG -VHItnlIHe AuCtIUII M N
Auctloneers.
Removal Auction Sale Of
B OSOSKS
AT No, 800 Brook Avenue,
TOMORROW,
Thursday, March | 9th,
AT 1890 a. M.

on account OF removing from his old ~
stand Mt No. 32O Crook Avenue to 209 n >,
Fifth Street will sell for "a Mr.. !. !. Y.
Wrenn tbs book man, about, wv Svolulne,s,s
Including a large number Of the Virginia
Law j onrnal} United States Court Of Ap'-Ss
spoals Reports, the Southeastern. Report err.
large number, OF NJ scel laneous Magazines.
Pamphlets. aAllscellaneous Books also me =, e
,Countersia Shelving, Awning. ETC., ut saids
stand. No. 800 Brook Avenue. 4. .S tisE
Sale positivc-- March 6th, 10 80 "A. NJ. ~ 35
THE VALENTINE AUCTIONsCO. S5
Mch 15-ets 7l3 Auctioneers.s
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!; Henry Sw,o,lrtzell.

Especial to The Times. . spatch.
ROANOIS " A. M arch - 5.----Mr. II enry,
'swortz eli, ID prominent farmer, near Blue
Ridge died suddenly his morning IS. ag g q
IS gears He went out TO the stable
to took after his horses sand not retnrn
ing to the house someone went 70 1923 s, 9
for him and found him lying on n = g
ground dead u H cart disease wus the
cause OF death. He ts s,lryiy by MS ms
wi rs & md four hilcren. is@3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
COME DERAT'E VET ERANS
PRESIDENTIAL ESCORT

I 1sOJISVIETlh KY, a March To- ne
George B. Austin Camp, United Genfeder.
ate Veterans. has accepted the invita- VIA.
ton OF the Committee on Arrangements
to act as an escort to President Roosevelt
upon the occasion of his visit TO Louis
vile, April 4. Thirty years ago the camp
acted IN a similar capacity when I'resi-5
dent Hayes was entertained here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Mrs. a. Hauth,

fsnecalS to The Times Dispa tch
" NEyVPORTs NEWS, " Az March q -. -
Mrs Albertina ~ .he "a ,a 8 !,
shnrns In Germany forty-three years ago.
i3ut1had lived about half other u fe here.
Shc is survived by three sons. sa
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ABBOT II. Y Murray.
Especial ITO The Times DlspatcI

Especial ITO The Times Dispatch
4 = AIEIGH. n. b e.. March 15.-Nr. Ia I.
bot II Murray, we'll known citizen 1, q
Illness. Hc was 2 in the hftIeth year 9 {
his age He had held a number Of oHtces
Of trust, including that Of city clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Robert P Massie.

\ IN fspeclal 10 Tho Times Dispatch e
RoANOKEjWA.. March "a - Mr. r b-
crt% p. Ma ssic, W. a young telegraph 9
tor,eflately employed the Western - T,
Paul. MassIe; died last night from con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

Especial to The Times Dispatc l9
6 ST.5IsOUIS s, MO-, March 15.-7.Dr. illtam
n. McPheeters. agcd eighty nine, z. naive
to-day Of pneumonia, after nIsweek,s IL
ness, Or. McPheetcrs came to ~. LOUIS y;
in 1S41 and had been continuously RESI- !, !,
tha civil N ar 4 VIII enS$lle was chief OF II e
medical staff Of General Sterling Price, 8
Confederate In 1s4a he was va, cho ,!
much Interested lin a. case Whlcll ne WIS u! >
game &c law, He is survived by his vi e
"a nd three children. Assg v. }igS1S
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! r. .#HoseY.

5ss #g ii Especial 10 The Times Dispatch: N,
sTAUNTo Iarch ls;rAi =, Z KG "a
heye Sto-d lay ged aF q years. He ~ :
IA bal ralyzedS several years ago, and. & had 9
been sufferer eyer since I, b He ~ Gar
.3s,,t az rat tery.S He is survived by his
Wife Iiif . three daughters and one som
Mrs. Lucinda =. Crockett
fsnecIal4 to The Times Dispat ch)
THExi LII II, March l5,- ME ;.
Lucinda Painter croekettWlf1e n9 dr; Mr :
clo cks 1T g pro HYVthe died this
morning from grip. Il ar husband u ana ana
two small I children surviv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

TRUSTEES S. SALE OF THAT LARGE
AND b VERY LUABLE9 8 COAIJ..s
WOOD AND ICE PLANT PROPERTY
fADJIONlNCi AND ETA ST. O VEN
.TEIINTET SIRE II, q y DETWEEN So EtEi
DOCK AND JAMES RI WEB. s9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Obliterate Ward Lines.

llS5 IIe did not care II ward lines were abol-
ltshed and ibis plaa was to- do tho work
where 1t was most needed first, md then
so on With the other y. t 4 q order. lte
5duee tic IL funds needed, and would then
desire that they should be, spent where
they would Ss,e pf Grea test beneat 70 tho
city reg less or Nard llnes, \. !. !,
street improvements that ARC nov need
amounting 10 SAB 500, classified With ref
snrence to their inlporta nee g nd said that
So, OoQ, 900 could be easily ana property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
.oBITuARY

Mrs. H. c oler1an,
Mrs w. H. Coleinan, wife Of Mr., w; /: FL !:
Coleman, formerly Of this city,, died last 81
night in Wilmington, NJ, G. 4;
Dr.. William H. Nc Pheeters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

|. decree OF the United
It for tho Eastern Dis
4 the matter of Rlclt-l
w bankrupt, entered
Sundersigned trustees
AUCTION, #on the rreln-