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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
.ELE|CTORS0MEE1'..
A / U [ C.|||
livery Mcn1b croft III tile. tc,o'lllllisgci
Present and Action 1 s &.
Harmonious. t8 ,sis5
NAMES PARKER " (: |
Makes Humorous Speccl1---:SSllE ".
sHatlkiits 81 Made
Messenger. Fl III is$

liEtrhe twelve electors oh osptl ut I'll fecent
presidential election In Virginia met In
thcs office of the. clerk 81 he io,,so 81
Delegates yesterd,lS at noon. cert W eu
tie vote to tho United States senate for
Pnrlkor mud Davis, elected Mr. ]. Ely M
kns messenger to bear tho re ,irns 70
Washington and had their pilot plli.s'j
tukei, ut Foster Every member OF ING
college was present md thore We're g, the
following spectators: n VI 81 $t
Mr.. Boil Owen, Jr., Iroil. 81. y. Ii 6,
ley, Colonel Robert Catlett md IN n c g,
C.E b. Garrett and u N. Bren,l M
n Secretary Of the Comlnonwtnlth.gD.8 Y.
15gglcston called tho bod y to ordert5,l az,
noon, lind iuid l;efore It three cert flied
copies OF the yot Q as Scas t. iii
Mt. Ilalseys named Hon. II. 81 .S# Gcorg
TuckerEns chairman, and 5lleA WAS &ulnail
1nously elect Ell. & Al us
}s MID. @ ]. L5ggl lesion was made sc ru-t
tary, and Io8 then ndnlinlst er.,d tl,e.oatl,
Ito tho members, ana IA tile Inter sigheds
Tho three cert ihcntcs mentioned above
VI Mr. Bnrkstlale presented &tho$$iia no 5nf
Judge A.. b. r arker for reside 7 81 az
speech n full OF fiumor, and st b c rcntod
great lulghter. a hi q. 81 s3tSs s6S n s
Don't Like Parker.
}Gl Il
IA Mi. Bnrksdalo said lilo &ns y sure the
founders OF tho republic intended that
ttl,e|clectors should Il be free to X xe go
their own choice in the matter, yc q custom
had so chunged this d that electors felt
bound to vote according to the wishes Of
their constituents. 3sSi ss # Nj
3IIo would not vote 4 for Parker lie 1
Swere exercising his own choice. but would
nrcfer5 to reflect tho Wishes of he 1000
Demo Gratis who refused HI 10 n follow u tho
a. Sane anu sound a Democracy. and who
stayed 1T home on election ia
4 ] Ias declared that tho peopl lie who AIMED
Judge Parker had betrayed Bryan In two
scanlIaig Ign and IL these leaders were
.'snne. they certainly were not IA SOUND. X
Roosevelt a $Den1ocra
t Mr.. SBarkslale predlcted that r resident
Roosevelt would he the ultimate leader OF
heilatlonnlF Democracy, and he iii imatedS
that he would prefer him N to t Judge 1
Park .5s IN 81 5f3i 5
III Mr. Pollard wanted Mr.. 13arksdala to
4swea Is he had used no money corruptly
lii order To receive his election and when
these little side hi tsS Sere over tho body
cast twelvcBVotes for Parker and twelve
for Davis for PrcsidcntBand Vice Presi-3
dent, Y lIcspect tive ~
35 Mr. Barksdalc presented the rame Of
Mr.. ]. CT IJankins for 5lnessenger Il to bear
ftheSreturnsS to Washington. and the body "a
repaired to Fosters Art Gallery To have
their photographs taken 3S /, III 81
n Mrs JIankinsi Twill H 80 w to Washington
to perform his mission any lime prior to-
the ifourt Ii Monday IN january MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
COTTON QUESTION u. s: ! / | !. \. !.
TO BE-. CONSIDERED IN! |: /!
Commissioner Koiner Calls ais
Meeting in New t', Orleans (oF:lei
This Month,

Commissioner a W. lloincr, president
Of tho Association of commissioners n
Agriculture of tho Southern States, ans
called a meeting of that body 70 meet ~
New orleans onS the 18th Of this month 70
consider the cotton aucs TIC anca7
ton Of adopting some method I whereby thc
control the market, 4 tnd get good prices
for the produat which is the staple Or
tho South, has been for come silne Hsilaf-
Ing he planters. gi 5j /,
The meeting 10 he held An New orleans
win consider the broad question OF the
f,lture for the production Of cotton IN
The south. AT tllcB SAME time that the
lco,mlnissIoners meet, there Will be held in
New oreuna n lEreat COZ entloll of rotT
ION growers. III which every State IN the
south viii be represented sby ~ leading
cotton planters. Tho Commissioners AS
ISOLATION and The. planters VIII heyond q
doubt hold II Joint asesslon& = some lin'"
during their stag lin New Orleans, Mt
Kplner, 5lhs rressdeiit of the fassorla ION,
swllI very probably be unable e Attend
he meeting. asI 1T present lie avery much
rushed Viii, work, " 81 ils ga 81 pre-
side oyer the dallberatlon' 81 4 ne l,otly
tho ylcc-prcsdent OF the hssocla ION MI
act in Ills stead 4 IL g n y 3
Nlt5 III AZ
b{4fg 49,. h. ~ a nj In r xtraCt u F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Arthur secar, Jr., Hampton, Va; H. 3 ,
Watkins, Richmond, Va F3I 5
TRIED FOR HIS LIFE.
Negro Charged With Capital
Offense in County Court.

Judge r. Garter Scott, of H lem Cir CIR
cult Court. yesterday dcslgnalt ed tAIessr .i
%Ordway Pullel. and John Taylor, as co'ln-
will be tried before that court. charged
with criminal assault. .i 8386 NJ, \.
The negro had no egal atv wiser and ms
Is customary III criminal cases, the Cons
1monWealth appolntc1 attorneys TO de-
fcnd him. { NJ IS S e Il 5ts
,rhe case is a horrible one, the man be-
Ing charged with criminal assault upon
/ n nine-y ear-old girl, The crime " I;
hanging offence, and Austin is most lll-
comfortable on the eve Of his trial. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
moi 10 OVERLAP
|N8CHAR:||I.'''Y||''W|||I|.0| TX
Tie Associated Chart AAdopts
ss5.sI Plan to Remcdy
8I3si$ ali Evil sss
\ n axes the skin soft IS velvee
: Improves any complexion
\ Best shampoo made.
= 4 49,


fs5 An interesting meeting Of the Asso '-
$cIated Chnr tics. /; was held ut, Lee Hall
+ on yastordas WI ftornoon. 8at which were
present rev. 4 AIr. Wiley Rev. II. Bucl-
8anan, Til en-. Nir Solnuncs, Dir. w. sR. y.
Smith, M Robert Lancaster, j II, r ev.i
Mr.. Hepburn, Mrs. Charles Boiling, Mrs rs
Norman W. N randolph, Mrs. Avrel, Mrs 81
Parker tss u Norwood and others. as Il a
3Tl,o meeting was called sprlmar lys to dis
c,,ss the question OF a plan to do away
with tie $evil3of what Is known as
pingt--tllat Isl when q charity case .is
being helped by more than one orga la "a;
,s Reports 9wern made bs- Mrs, % ling for
the City Mission BY Buciiannil for tne
H9bSse r and
Mission that agl,,lna Der. {.
people were recei vlll g q "a iron. sepeTai
that these same ,ppe eHfi,
R!s W NssocIafsa CHARITIES reuest that
whom hell is asked of "a citiEen that TIE
ezen Mrs. yfea te p
G5737 A Plan o outlined.
The following resolution was offered
by Stewart Bryan and unanllno Us
Sly I'D opted Il, !. x 100
"a til President and is oard z Associnted
Gen n tsmeil oi f H Sehalf ofthe COMMITTEES
consisting Of the Rev. Gorge lieE,
RsS. Janes BUCHANAN, R 1, eie 3
caster r, III s. 81 Hume Grace
S. Halves, ober I.eclSy, N tr ;it
nils coniihittoef was ppontcd i2r4tth n
srp,es:ial purpose tbfs5 determining whether
twere icy Possl1s Is nrmo ,5rk n t i,s
city. this 8 81
COMMITTED olJ ar!uary 7th
q the 81 Stia :, l i rss-
Fcnt wItb tho yception Of Mr.. "a awes,g MI.
ryan was III Tie chg and NJ I'e 6, $
acted secret ftera
hers 81 tic csoranittee were fully IN
cord III the belief tina would nc ~ ~,
tnct advantage to the W9rk o. ieIeIT'is e
dHvelopea sHe ppa eelaaritable relief
vas not only practicab but 1re sr ~
~ ps9rta te Of this nsso
HAN against sanother. aud the soc 2i..
Question before your committee wa; - ny ~
best affa,n ct hs 'rest 81 tho discussion the
n hnit,, Z. 3 ireso lutions were adopted;
&p7''l Have Central Office,
=, oso,ved ,rbat5t q further the cause !, 9, o.
NJ, efficient charity in the G y,
OF Richmond ncen tral oihce ~, rhnr
@,tNI 4ODerutCu tOrSLlit b ~
itnh,e relief nndifor the handing OF SuI,.
cases b fnls sa into 9
&dlstrictsBeach ofSWhlch y y " 60 - S,
bEsa . ais,rrlt diatrict committee shall be
ch III With the specla purpose Of q ob7
tainlns representativ5es bod s ssct q
district. s55s !. . y, Ia, Z ~ rivcn11
through such committee bo maze 70 GO ,,d
central office, anu be there meg uHa 81
sySac. I'm I'm ,etnls or this however, can
81 Worked q, ont at sonio later tlmeo .
,.,,nrnh cHnritvs every case III such dis
triets, no whom ) appy,lhn a re
assistance, shall be reported 70 lllo us
i! Nha were u nppsnTs
vnIr 'rommilteast the, best course TO pursue;
ppsarsa eqryinE DIT aaat csc
ssiIrrestiors should be util iZed S'is TAR q s
nossssible. yerytSrospertf fully 4, I,
VI - 40 Chairman.
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Discuss Evangelistic Work.

The Board OF Directors Of the y. ".
G. a.. have called a conference Of the pas
tors and business mcn Of Richmond, 10
he held in the association building on
rex Tuesday nfternOol.s at which time
the question or an acknowledgements
in the city will be discussed. St
1t has beenRpropOscd that the associn-
ton secure DIR. II, Wilbur Chapman to
lend a series OF, meet ngs. -.a0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
kappa Alpha Banquet

,rhs annual meeting 2anu dinner. or the Rich
mond Alumni / Chapter OF the ia pl,ay a lpha
fraternity be held on. the y
boen mailed TO ali Kappa .tlphas who II are
known q! reside N n chnond I, I,
who have indt 4 received This notice und. who
wish to become members q l1c ,A iuhMl
Chapter and attend he meeting and sd ,,l
M Pitcher room, %. shafer building, o.. Is Alr.
Charles c. Bowe.f No, North Eleventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
oidentally exploded and l.ynwood I ia III y
was struck In tho leg. rhf ii. wound " Y; ~
GLENN 70 THE HOUSE,
Councilman to Stand for the
3. State Legislature. I.

Councilman 81 Harry G. Glenn y; Of N adj
mentioned us Il probable cnndidat to for the
office Of COMMONWEALTH at torneyt has
decided not to stand for that honor II but
will enter the race for lie Il ousc.%y q
Delegates. Mr.. Glenn has served several
terms on The lower brnnehsof tho City
Council. uf which bod ie. IL now q
member, and his sfrends believe he VIII
make d fine run forg the y II use. 81 ~ is
and has for a number Of ~ ears BEEN g
popular. among all classes gof 70 ters. aty Be-
fore entering the Council. ~ Il. Il G lcnntNyt $
III member ofS5the& City Demo cratic II Com
.mittee, and has always V bee r, n n nrdent
and active Dcmocr I. sls9s. b. s 5slE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
SHOOTS NEGRO BOY.
Policeman Accidentally Hit a
Small Colored Boy, VI

l)tlteer ID. NJ Sale yesterday cfidentnlly
SHOT 4 negro hoy named l.ylWpol iiar,r n,
ili M, I'D Western Union messenger
Inc BOY hid a message W take to e
party al No. Eel Street aer9ss the
ro ~ 1 nfter nc boy and dared, lin tp.
ZONE 1aiiy farther. He reated IN good
ordaf aud wont Y the Second a 4, = g ton.
yyisrtI they GOV back to tie crowd N the
oiticer drew ilIs pislo! IN order toE intinl-.
date them, and IN doinE sso tRe plstpl as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Will Meet Their Pastor. 4

The EpwOrth League OF Asbury Mcth-
odist Episcopal Church viii give q social
which all members and friends Of the
LEAGUE arc cordially invited to meet the
new pastor and his wife ana get better
acquainted with each other. Light re-
freshmcnts will be served
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Mr.. Mcdaniel Coming,

& II Is currently reported that REV, George
w, Mcdaniel OH yesterday resigned his pas
tornte In Dallas. Tex, to accept the call re-
Gently extended HIN BY the First Baptist
z IT Is said that 10 will take up his duties
about tho second Sunday III February. While
MIR. Mcdaniel has made no formal acceptance,
i i generally believed that ho VIII come to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Masonic Home eads.s

nome & tllc8 state Hof the vote Mt tie
T;atli Hhnba Ii 4 haz nar8 for tho piano do
mated nv ~. lii Z Moses q Go. nd III be
awarded I'd some charitable or public 4 n
sTn 1Ionic /. ;. 4. 7. SCI
n nxnttni 3. \. i5995
Nf.in 1rnI,an IA syln, I. 4, Z. I. n.16
Arms. 4. y !
Retrcut for tho Sick. B, 1. ),
Homo for Needy " COnfederate g lYoGlell ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Ministers Want the Library.

Tho Methodist Ministers Association at
their regular session yesterday morning
adopted q resolution endorsing the pro-,
posed free library. 5sl an a' S455 FL
The paper was introduced 10y Rev. G. II.
McGhcc and DR. W. y. Young. Professor
Blackwell, or Randolpll-Maco spoke at
length advocating the resolution. The na-
per will be sent on to tho City Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
The schools reported as folloE's:ys
,9se2'',- N, 5s535.d e, 9s;}t }l A GtpuS- Per Ct

NeW EUHUIHTS TVEF51 WI, %. 777g777 -, ,
The next meeting will be held ut Broad
Street Church tho second Sunday in Feb
rualy. Tho board Of directors Will meet
at tho same church the fourth Sunday
Of this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Ball and Supper.

Tho italian Henevolent8 and Social B So
ciety oiS'Rchmond VIII z, lle y
ih'nmnlo On Thursday nIg III, ut which time
d ball ana supper vi .;be,t 8 lyel, a Fl sSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Will nstall Officers.

1,btn nIchmond Academy OF Medicine md
surgery Mil hold It's regular sleeting, ut the;
dill a. building tornglts at When ,, ~
y 'pr. llnnon Ct. Williams Will read n PAPER
entitled 1.-THE Present Status Of : lays IN
Medicine and Surgery. NJ lsHit M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
] Personals and Briefs els,
Board Meets Tonight

i,rhe board OF AldorInen will meet To-
3nlrrht AZ 4, clock ingreglllar session.
~ a. fai3 ia tis known only routine busi-
IN I, ;e Is viii DO transacted, Is possible
though not probable, that the library
smutter will como up for act ION, 5l, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Defective Chimney.

a detective chimney caused Il fire ut
Eascy's ice cream saloon. near Leigh
o'clock. The damage viii be Covered by
several hundred dollars. 5ssffg5 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Rev. r. A. Lapsley Installed.

al Tho Presbyt crIan Church at "a sh land spn
Slndny Or. james r. S!nlt nrenclled atlie
delivored tho charge to the Incoming pastor:
The charge to the econg rcgnt Ion va DEL iYeled
nv Rev W. s Campbell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Bishop Strange Coming,

Right Rev, Robert Strange. formerly rec
tor OF 81. Paul's Church IN this city and now
bishop OF the enstern diocese OF North Caro-
lna VIII arrive here some limo this week.
and DO thp guest pf Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II,
scott, lio VIII IN the pulpit ut ST. paurs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Go 6 to Pc t,e,rlsbu,l.rllge,,3

The thirty-one people eprrsenltin the
stopnI,in III tho RichllDiid left Yesterday
forF' Petersburg, where; hoy Will demnil7,
sslmte tho qualities 8of heir biscuit y ana
III herM hingS. tfil y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Bishop Gailor to Preach.

Right Rev, Gailor, bishop of Tennessee Will
oI Mr., and Mrs, John ltandsraet at their
residence, Floyd Avenue ana Linden Street
Mhile here he WIN preach at st, Pall's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
monument Les.nrt to Women.

Il contrbutions for tho monument tu confed,
ipIai,,s @Fiuyyafna, Val 80 cents. I,
t fpreSiousy acknowledged; gaptaln u D; NJ y
r,irress $i; Captain John q. ftey3 Sli pr, "
s.atiardner, 80 cents; total sd Vi H. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
! Rocker 2 !, Was Discharged. I

court for three days, chargeG Wit lnhl tciousy
Assault Ing a colored woman, was on vest
The raso was commenced on Friday nlld Was
concluded yesterday morning, tho jury rcInni'i-
Ing out about one hour 35i ta@it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Their Mother Ill.

Mrs. James " Ramos and Miss Fannie
Page have been called to tho bedside or
their mother Mrs. Lucy Page, at Marion,
Va, who Is extremely III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Rosemary Library. Board.

6srhc board Or innla gers az lsoseInar .lrary
has been called To nfet ~ South lIhlra
~ r.ct this afternoon. full ttendnnca 70
earnestjy, reques ed, AS Very Important spusl- I
ness vii be brought before tlies boarst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
4 Breaking Up the. Prac tice:

NJ In ifhe iIInstings Court yesterday Charles
Burwel Mis- thi.ty slaystn 1ail,tmas
i iti case i, WAS Appealed from the Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Will Run Again.

8i5IIon,s AL; Syilleroyy inembe r gof the &
House from King lllanl astl - anoyer.
js liz tho ~ IL: says WI " and for
Tho House again this IA "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
OF TIL |. |:
CITY FIRE: |. BOARD.
Annual Report i ~. Now Ready VI
5sl5 for His Honor, the
Mayor.
GRADES Ct FOR THE ] T: OFFICERS q; F e
Body Grants Extension as. as sa .7 g
Permits on Public
NJ Buildings.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners e m me.
Il, monthly session last night N llle'r
ro(,,n III tic city Hall witl18cvery NOM non
her present Captain John -. lllsclkofll'
mo, president, presiding
il,r. Moses d. Hoge and superintendent g ~
AZ u. FOX, from the school board, a asks
4 hc board to devise some suitable sishal
10 he rung on3athe city bells IN 4 case se
~. "A rious causes such as severe wealth. wealth
q. 81. storms, there will be no school
and after discussing the subject upon
y, on,n IN ola ton OF Superintendent Of Fllr Fire
Alarms w. III. Thompson, the boafd de-
c,ded 10 allow the School Board the PRIV
1i,cec of the firc alarm TAPER service
for such purpose, and upon RECEIVING " ~.
formation from the superinlteh eie "
schools 10 this effect TINT schools VII
nj open on any particular Ray, the fol-
1ow,nr signal Viii BE sent out and frn ';ss
on Inc regular fire bells at tho engine
i houses and police stations: Immediately me i''
u tor. the bells strike nine 90 o'clock N
tthn morning they will then strlKe o-2-.,
aud this will be the signal from the schooi
4 department that there will 20 no school
nat day and notice TO the children not
- nNto sClOOl i5 it. aeats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Arthur Lewis Here,

kAIr. Arthur q. owls Sout hspi. y pa IS enf5
ger agei,t3of tho lsnlt inlprp and Ohio, WI n
3feaduuartors at Norfsss. R;is In the GU
Yesterday. y BE- a " s. * SeS K s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Receivers Sued,

n IN ll,o raw ii nd lsq lity' cour yesterday
II. II. Jenkins entered suit ~ ga INST me
receiyefs of tho assnlEert tlnl PoWer
t,ompany, alleging $500 damages, No de-t
has been Y LED n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
NEWS GATHERED /. /
FROM. | J |. !: |. !.
Manchester I3asc-B all cain COr--;
gained and Strong {siggrc III
u CATION Is Exp ctcd..
DR.. s. Il. MATTHEW'S 10 BETTER:
lChiefs III Policc fist sc.ti 1r.';s
81 From Position Of City i
n; ,,,lginlccr n 81 q 4. sgs
800
Manchester Il,lrrau. tilIes. 4 !spatc !
- III NJ, sS5 ~ Va Hill SttGct.S9

5 ~ No lie Hui Street.
81 TIC action OF the Board of osice Com \,
milestone al their. last NEE re- ~ Il
ference 10 tllp re tircrnei the ne chiet
from the position ofs q ty IN WI v, &
so into Ell Get on March y Ssis y.
M one has yet been SUI sast ed 10 III
4 I.8 ,,la DC but IT Isl probable the sonncil
viii tak XII some action tieirsnleGtillg on
Friday. n
Or. Mathews N 8 Better
pr. Thomas y. Matthews CONTINUES 1ts,'55
desI,crately Ill at Ills on l3aill-
bridge Street. lie was niich "
~ yes tcrday. Little hopes g re now en-
.rta mad for Ills ultimate recovery Great
regret is felt fiji the CT; his serious
.condi ion. 4; D.
s2ss Manchest a cam.
l,rhe 5Srupch a. Ter franchise ntthe3 Twin
CITY i wns awnrdet Nj.
the REQ tioii
W - II n,oposcd "a plnce In Manchester
B, gcst team eyer rfpleSen tsls tl'l l
j, !, ~, thp u wnerB Of he fran ise OK
,,o,.t NJ 200 tho team win the penn'in
,,f.a "a IL against the
nta,n Mons az the League,
az who WISH TO sign 4 ny
nay ADDRESS the Sporting 20 ltor q = l = 4
srlines-D spa tcll.
Two Arrests
,ronsy j ones ,ss Cd to-day z
tcrnoon FOR being disorderly IN y pa fffoo y
on Saturday night,S X I, U. 4,
7,cc Harris, Eeolored, was .nheh \, s. ~, :.
cI,,lrre I; !, ii s,ispir ous cl,;lrac ter,
cases Will beFDcforesth Mayor lls 1''orl'-s
Ing. u TX .5s q h
. 8 Personals and Briefs. 85
All water rents must be pl'dl 6 to 10y
" ~ small fire damaged the r esq lca
a. VIC Chapman, Il CoWArdili AYelIll11e
ma McDonougl Street, ut O'Clock s .,na
INV fternoon, TO the cStcn I bout Sloo
,rle case d cl'arscu WIN
h ssnulting II, Wells witll8' cllitl WIS !
continued to- tho 18th. 81 ~. 4; ,Ss
lanes 81 HURTS was lined 2'pO lol ny pe' I:
ing drunk and fdisordcrly, 81 81
~ the, request OF tho officials q me
southern railroad, George ~, Roach y, +
N, fIInstings& and s. 4. 4 Bass were sworn
IN as specul policemen by MI yor} ~ l't
Work Viii bcglnon the new glass ' works
III u few days, Il Stsfs s Is 81 q; n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

/ a q d a RANTEED CURE FOR PILE s.6
8SItchIng, Bind Bleeding o. Protrudlns
Piles Wll eflld lpe \,
O Id IA days. 6oc,r- * * II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10

8The annual report from the president
- tMa hoard was read and ordered to be
, for wardcd to the Mayor und CITY Coull-
Gil. i.
The board decided that the members OF
Tie Richmond Fire Department shall ~
future be known as follows: All CAPTAINS,
stationed nnd call, to remain as at pres
cnt: also all engineers, all others TO be
Ss,ti,-idcd into either grade ~ grade
S.,B', or grade &C.
+ Tho board ordered that a street ire
alarm station be placed at the corner OF
Grace and Elm Streets; this box VIII be
NO. 145
Iypon recent inspection of u.e inercar-
file houses, the reports showed that q
great number were III the habit OF letting
rubbish and ashes accumulate on their
F3r,ren,isos. and in wooden receptacles. The
secretary was directed to address let
5ters 10 anumber OF these business houses
in regard to this matter,
Tho time allotted by the board for all
public and semi-public buildings to OBJ
Btaip permits 70 keep their places open
'Sio5the public expired to-day and the board
ordered that ten days longer be allowed
$,bo piIbli. building owners In which 10
$uDnly for these permits and at the end
az this extension all not having applied
52for permits In accordance with city or
II iiuncc approved March IS, 1901, VIII be
reported ut the Police Court. and will be
liable to Il fine of $40.
3,rierel ara about 300 buildings In this
gcity affected by this law. including al
churches all halls, all lodge rooms and
#dt,ier.s pi;res where the public assem-
6bles. .lso al churches. TNe board means
lstu1sincss III this connection, and VIII sure
an iia,s those not complying with Tie iuw
reported 10 The court.
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aurnstt,s Vanilla e Extract (,
ljaed and highly endorsed ps ~ leuiillts
hotels. Al ~ * lS 5SS IS Is "a s
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,rnnsy Zones WIS ulrcst ed ycstcrt1l''ttS
tcrnoon FOR being disorderly ina pa frsoo''l
on Saturday might, IS, y, /,
ILcc Harris, eolored, was lnhstl !, s |,
churge d III suspicious e
SOS will be Dofore the ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
Annual Report Ready.

The annual report from the pfesluehl
of the board WAS read and oraercd 70 pe
- ma rl1ed 10 the Mayor ind City Coul-