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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
Post Falls Pointers.
The NJ. w. "A. dance at Manor,
hall was a highly enjoyable affair.

The NJ. w. "A. dance at Manor's
hall was highly enjoyable affair.
The linelnen on the electric: road
are working double shift with u large
crew.
A. j. Foster has returned from
Spokane with his bride, and moved
to their pleasant home at East Green
acres, northwest OF town. 3
Daniel Boyd has disposed Of his In
terests In the ShanEs- Boyd addition,
with the exception of three lots, to
Mr.. Russell, the jeweler
Postmaster Manor has received no
tice that the rural free delivery route
running north and west from Post
Falls has been reported favorably tc
the department. The route is about
"a miles long.
Miss Ona Odell, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Odell Of this place.
were married in Spokane, Saturday
to Robert G. Wood. Mr.. VOID has
been In the employ Of the electric
line here for short time, but nov
has position In Spokane as u cook
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
How to ward on Old Ago.

The most successful way OF ward
ing of the approach Of old age is to
MANI ain a vigorous Digestion This
can be done by eating only food suit
ed to your age and occupation, and
when any disorder Of the stomach ap-
pears take dose Of Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct
it. II you have weak stomach OF
are troubled with indigestion, you
will find these Tablets to be just
what you need. For sale by DR.. F.
Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
LOCAL EVENTS.

.1l = Y
The county commissioners have
not been 10 session since Saturday,
April %, when they adjourned with
out day. They have since been in
spectlng few roads and bridges.
At the militia drill tomorrow eve
ming committee Of three will be APP
pointed to select q target range,
Target practice will be announced
for the afternoon Of May 90.
While a bilious attack IS decidedly
unpleasant is quickly over when
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are used. For sale by DR.. f..
Wenz,
Last Tuesday, Panhandle Lodge
No. l3, X. OF p, elected two repre-
sentatives to the grand lodge which
convenes at Shoshone, southern Idaho
June 2. The representatives are G..
II. Klopf and d. L. Dandy; alter
mates, L. Chambard and r. F. Dyer.
Cleanse your system OF all impuri-
ties this month. Now is the time to
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will keep you well all summer. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets.
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy.
The track 90 the new cutoff is be-
| ing .lcveled up IN readiness for traffic.
Grant Smith & Co., have practically
completed their contract and have or
dered cars on which to ship the
gravel trains and other equipment.
Don't let the children suffer. II
they are tretful. peevish and cross,
| give them HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. The best baby tonic known
Strength aud health follow its use.
IS cents.
Rathdrun Idaho Pharmacy
Married, Thursday, May 4, at the
M. e. parsonage, Baird E. Curtis of
Montana and Evelyn Cabbage OF
i Iowa, Rev. J.. IL. Martin officiating.
Why suffer with spring tiredbess,
mean, cross feeling, no strength, nc
appetite: Hollisters's Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make sou we'll and keer
4 you we'll. 35 cents, Tea or Tablet.
Rathdrum Idaho Pharmacy
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an ex-
animation of all applicants for teach
ers' certificates of the frst, second,
and third grade. will be conducted at
Rathdrum, Idaho, beginning Thurs
day, May %. 1905, at the hour OF
niue O'clock a. III.
Dated at Rathdrum. Idaho, th
End day of MAY, 1905.
r. G. EGBERS, Go. Sup't.
M5-10 eotenai County, Idaho
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05

r. M. Ross has sold 81 acres OF
land two miles east OF Post Falls 10
John Sullivan OF Occur d'Alene. Mr..
Sullivan owns well drilling machine
and will drill well and irrigate the
land. He drilled q we'll on adjoining
land last season, and the we'll furnish
es plenty Of water for lrrigating and
domestic purposes. Mr.. Sullivan
paid $50 an acre for his land,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Very Best

II have been using Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy and want to say it is
the best cough medicine / have ever
taken,'' says Geo. l.. Chubn, a mer-
chant or Harlan, Mich. There is no
question about its being the best, as
1t will cure cough or cold in less
time than any other treatment. 1t
should always be kept in the house
ready for instant use, for cold can
be cured 10 much less time when
promptly treated. For sale by DR.. +.
Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
Star x
BARBER SHOP.
w. ]. FORD, Proprietor.
Bssy. Razors to Hone and Shears to
= Grind.
Fine Line Of Cigars & Tobaccos on hand.
Rathdrun,, oeo Idaho.
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF NJ. r. wHITCOMB deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undarsign. d. Administrators of tho Es-
ate OF NJ. p. Whitcon b doccased..to the cred
iuoas OF, and all pers ms having claims
against the said aeceased. to exhibit them
mortas after he first publication of this
notlce. 40 the said administrator ut his
office in ClarKs farA. Idaho. the same being
the place for thcrraDsaction OF the business
of said e. tate. In the County Of kootenat,
State of Idaho 49,
Dated ut Rathdrdm, on the 3rd day of'Alay,
1906. Leroy IL WHfTCOMP. s
Nav yi ADMINISTRATORS
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05
NOTICE,


Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation Of all applicants. for
diplomas OF graduation from the ida-
no Common School Course, will be
conducted at all points in Kootenai
County, Idaho, from May Is, to May
10 inclusive.
All teachers desiring questions
should send ia requisition at once.
r. G. EGBERS. Co. Supt.
MAY 5-lo
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-05-05

News about the proposed Spokane
s. Intern .tional railroad seem scarce.
The exact route via Rathdrum has
not been selected yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09

and Il whole host of IN. P.'s,s will silatch
d ti1on,cnt from the discussion OF fiscal
and other policies to toy with a mai Ills
In tile shade efsthe old Abbey. Lord Dune.
din and Landy Dunedin arc two notable
names In the list Of helpers.
Charming Scene.
Given fine weather. the scene under the
walls or tho ancient abbey on the three
May days should be q charming one. EACH,
stall will represent the reign OF some king.
or queen. but some long reigns like those
Of, George III. and Victoria, and also the
reign OF Ed wnrd VII, have been assigned
two stalls each. Some of the otl,er royal
ties have been gven@thc cold shoulder, as
for instance Queen Elizabeth and Henry
Wilt The virgin queens many amour 8
and King Henry's pluraht y 6of wives are
Objectionable to ladies of Westminster.
The connection betwcei, a4Arner lean candy
and Charles II. Is not made clear, but
Mrs. Willouglby Pcmberton and other
ladies who are to dispense the candy are
to wear costumes of the time OF the
merry Monarch" who presumably had
weakness for sweets other than those por-
trayed ut Hampton Court
AT George ILLS stall tile Duchess Of.
Norfolk, with the Dukes sister, Lady
Mary Howard. and other klnswomcn and
Lady Mabel Howard and Lady Margaret
sell glass and china Tho dnrchioness of
Land sdowne, Lady Evelyn Cavendish and
Lady Victoria Grenfcll figure as ladies of
William Tvs court at tho wedding pres
ent stall.
The Other Stalls.
At one Of the two Edward VII. stalls
the lovely young Duchess OF Sutherland.
will, Lady Cheylesnlore and Mrs Wilber-5
force. wife of one Of the Westminster
canons. will sell staffordshitc pottery and
nurses of the hospital will sell flowers n t
the other stall, representing the reign Of
tho monarch whose Queen Is SO tendcrly4
allied with hospital work.
Notably picturesque should @be the
Queen Anne stall, where Mrs. Asuuitl,,5
who was Miss NInrgot Tenant, with her
small daughters and her sister, Lady:
2ibblesdale, with pretty Pamela Lady
Lytton and Lady PASSION. will offer prints
and books and china for sale. There Is
promise of .picturesquencss. too. III the
early Victorian stall at the "Old Curiosity
Shop. where most appropriately the
shopwomen will be Mrs Henry e. Dick
ems and her daughters The costumes of
the less picturesque jubilee period o Queen
victora's long reign will be worn by the
Duchess Of Somerset. the Duchess Of
Westminster. Cord Countess of strafford
and Mrs Frank shuttelworth at the fine
art stall
The most ancient monarch represented
will be William the Conquerer. and dresses
Of that period will DO worn; and wares Of
the period sold by Lady Roxbur che and
others. IA a i 4 s 5gs.s{ 5s$ n,
The bazaar Is Just now giving tho cos
tuners and wign,akers quite a ruin of
business and sending ladies to the Britain
Museum for pictures of old costumes and
to their history books to refresh their
memories of the moiiarchs and of tho Pc
Rod In which, they figure ID, AZ IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
'YVE7TE GU|lBERT
POPULAR in PARIS RI!
Appears in Quaint Ancient Songs,
Which Are Received With
Enthusiasm,
special Gable 10 The Tim..- Dispatch and

ESPECIAL Gable 10 The Timex Dispatch and
sssnpSs y D New York Herald.) . . ISL s
f0,opyrtRht by the New York Herald COD 4.
Il PARIs. April s.one OF the features 8 Of
the theatrical week liz Paris has been me
appea rance before the pnblic 4, here =
Yvette Guilbert, in quaint. ancient son IS,
which have been received us enthusiast TIC
ally as were the cruelty realistic songs
with which size made her reputat ioll.s
Mr.. Charles Frofmans has bought q the
American, rights OF "1.n Belle Marseil-
laise.' which has had great success at lie
Ambigu Mr. Frohman has invited ! ne nc
author, NJ. Pierre Berton. to go 70 New
York TO ssupcrintend the rchearsals. d
NJ 1. Pierre Weber has "a new val deyille
In rehearsal nt8 the Palais Royal, which
Viii be produced in about iortnisht.
This has the sug gestive tltle, Cllainn1 e
Apart The phenomenal re eipt 8 s nelnS
mated sby fsignora d use at the Nouveau
Theatre have given rise to curious legal
lsproceedings. on Wednesday. Mr.. Hertz.
Who managed the Porte ST Marion Thea
ire in conjunction with M. Coo uelin,E ask ed
tile court to appoint an official receiver TO
collect fifty per cent. of the nightly profits
Of thu Duse performances. Hertz claims
that the actress contracted to appear IN
Paris only under his management, d.
ylding profits with him eaua lly, Ihe
court refused the application, deciding
tbat litigation must take It's ordinary
course.
The home for aged actors. founded
largely through the energy and influence
OF NJ Coquelin Dine. seconded by his
brother, has just received its first in
mates. They include Mile. Eugene Petit
and NM. Metrierre. Danjou an Victor
Gay. Us,
M. Coouelin, and some friends went to
t-aux Danes to welcome first peI,-
sioners, who, amid these sylvan sll around
ings, will end in peace the long and q I'd u
Gus life passed IN the glare Of the loot
lights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
AMERICAN DIPLOMATS
IN PARIS DURING WEEK
Both Mccormick and Meyer Ar
rive and Are Welcomed by
Many Friends.

Especial Gable to The Times plsIatch and
n ie5l II New x ork. Hera ID 81 &. e
}S(Copyrieht, blythe New York Herald rseI Z
Il PARIS, April y s--Amerlcan arnbiassa ~
doris have been prominent figures this
week in Paris; Both Mr. Mccormick,
from st. Petersburg, and MI; Won Rem
gerkes Meyer, from Rome, arrived here
and were welcomed by many friends,
Mr.. Mccormick Is at the RITZ Hotel for Y
the present Mi. Meyer has come IL, 70
confer with him before leaving for st.
Petersburg. MIS- ana the Misses Meyer
are still IN Rome. Before Quitting Italy
Mr. Meyer dned with tho King and
Queen, and was received In nryat eA i u "
dience by the Pope. jsg5 A Al
The Alliance Flancaise gave q receE
ton FOR General Porter OIL the occasion
az a lecture on the ST. Louis Worlds
Fair by M. Gerard, who was The assistant
French commissioner there.
Mr., Joseph q. Darlington, Of F'hiladel-
.phia, gave a dinner5at the Ritz during the
week, & at which were present General
Porter and Mr.. aud Mrs, Robert 8, Mc q.
Cormick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
BIG TEAMS BEGIN
W0Rk0A' DIAMOND II v |: n
Baseball Season Opened Yes
tcrday With Number Of AG
Practice Games.
YALE LOST UNDER BIG SCORE
i,:;yrrsity Unable 70 Make Mitch
Showing against New
York Giants.
(lsy Associated Prcss.)

MEM YORK, April s--Alilioush the
s Il. al playing schedule of the American
$;,4id National Leag,ies will not be ihau-
su;atsd until April u. the baseball S's sea- e
sos In the East may be SAID 10 l'''Ne
been formally opened today, when ptae-
8,is.c games werc played by all tue 'h'T
5srt.tnt professional and college CLUBS
,riic weather In .his city was deeidedlS
cool but this fact did not deter man.
thousands of enthusiastic lovers OF '1e
sport from iourneyiny to tlle3 lso'o
grounds 10 sec the New York Natlonal
League team even up with the fast %nine
OF Yale University for a defeat tlcreu
last spring, or crossing the North. R ~,
III witness the defeat of the jersey lilS y
Eastern League team at the hahus "
tin New York American League 1c' w
Princeton, Harvard Columbia. Corner,
and the University of PennsNlvania were %.l1
among the college teams on the d ni ~
today and the results in each instance
We're sufficiently cncouraging 70 Ing
Goa ches who have the clubs in land
ana are preparing then, for the inter- ,'
collegiate championship later III. the seu-
4 / i g ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
New York, ~; Yale, 4.
fRv Assocjntcd Press.

nv ASSOClltctl :,
5S5 NEW y " ORK, April S.---Locul oasc-p ID u
enthusiasts bravcd rather hlcai, weather
Il, witness the initial game I&thc season
at$thc Polo Grounds. The opposing teams
we're the New Yorks, champions Of the
National League, and the representatives
Eor Yale University. Three Of New Org :
best pitchers were pittcd against INC VS.
5itors. Natl,rwson, NlcGnnity and Wiltse,
.pitching three innings each. lie lhles
! madcS only one hit off Mtthcwsoh,s &C.
livery, but they found ,McGlinnity Tour
times. 81 3555 ~ ty :, x,
score: ~ = }: \ II.
New York. .......1 o o AS o 3 225i-1I Y 2
Aale 900 90 - o. q ~ .
Batteries: Nlathcwson, MCKINNEY and
rWiItse: Pratt, jackson and Irwin. l'lliic,
|. hours Umpire 1Iornung, Attendance,
$500.
New York, Il; Jersey City, i.
NEW YORK, April S.--Scorc: Ri, 70.
Jersey City (East'n):o00 0ooplso,-- 81 2 2
New York lAm'n).. .oO1o2 2y0O'--7 . Q
Batteries; Pfanmlltr, Kelly and Dillon;
Putnam. Newton and 2'%esiuirc.
Princeton, Il; >lfts, 0.
n PRINCETON Nj, April s.--score
1s,,nee,on !. . 9 j 900 o - a j
llaf{s . x. ...s q 0 0 0 600 . %
is9ttfcrics: Donovan and Sullivan, Doyle
;llid Gooney.
Nationals, s; Americans, l.
II ,SliiEADELPlIIA.t PA, April s,--scoie:
r.. liSli
5ii..tiadeiphia (Am'n)4 o 90 0is - oO--s1 ]
iffiladelphii. (NatD.00s2 20 f--3 10 ]
=&#iss,.,rries: BENDER and Powers; Corfu
dei and llahoc. Empires, Connclly ana
Euuswinc.
Baltimore, 6; Brooklyn, s.
: BALTIMORE, MD, April S.--sc ore:
R,ll. L.
Baltimore d5i'n).2 0400 600 o.: u 4 4
Brooklyn Nath..2 o. 002 100 0--6S u
Batteries: Adkins, Buchell and Welsh;
Bycrs and Mcnamara, Doschcr and Mitch
ell and Ritter. I81i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
.OAKlAQVN Wins
NURSERY STAKES Al
Be !; Vendor enid, and Conf istent 4,
Feature Event at Ben
Rings Yesterday. #
BLACK 'HUssAR's FINE RUN llJ|
sWentjto Front at startin Stecple-
chase Aand Was Not
Ovcrtakcr. VEN
fRvs 4 Asocinted Press.)

# VA (Byg Associated Press)
WASHINGTON ID. c., April S-Tl,ree
favorltes, two second choices ana ana an an
outsider won .ut .Bennings to-day. The
special feature of the card was was t tl
Washington nursery stakes for tWo-ye year.
olds. Oaklhwn, always a favorite, proved proven
himself the best two-year-old at Bonnns
8by. winning the race in hollow fashion.
The time, :56 2-5, was one second slower
than the record for the course. me ne
spring handicap stecplechase brought out
a good lot OF Jumpers, and was the most
spectaculnr event of the day, Black
Hussar went tosthe front at the start.
The time, $685. was 1912 second bet-
ter than the best previous record for the
course: Summaries:
First racc-rivc furlongs-Pnt Dunphy
40 tos1) first, Step Away q to y second second
Arietta (s3tos5) third Time, :o.
Second race--six and u half furlonss-
Yeoman l6 tod first, Flinders q 70
S. second, Cabin &c to y third Time,
1:24 1-5. III NJ n
Third race--tle Washington nursery,
four and d half furlongs-Oakl awn. @ to
10Y first Vendof.(S to y second, Consisten
"a to y third. Time, :56 2-5, s
Fourth race-sprinE handicap, steeplc-
chase, about two miles and half---Black
TIussar( Is to 81 first. sandhurst q to y
second, 'MackeyE Dwyer q to y third.
Time. 500 as n
Fifth receive furlong s--N1iss Modesty
e. e to y first. Lilac & to 81 second, Old
Glory a to- third. Time :H is.
& Sixth race-one mile and sixteenth
& Probe C. tos5) first, Standard Bearer e
to y second Petc Daley al to 81 third,
Time II :S5 Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
y Racing at Memphis.
l1Ry Associated Press.)

3<ASSOCltt
MEMPHIS. TENN. April S7---The Cot
ton States steeplcchase over the full
course OF about two miles. was he
feature at Montgomery Park Today, and
was easilySwon by tel favorlte DE-; Now
lin. SUMMARIZE: III 9s a. By
* First race--six f,rlongs-BelleE OF Port-
land C. tod first. Mordella (6sto y second,
Barkelmoref Is to y third. Time, 1:l6 IL
II Second race-four and halt furlongs-
IllingsorE Il to y first, Joe Coyne % 10
~ second, Fantail go tod third. II Time,
:57.
Third observation-disclosures o8to -
first, Bannock Belle Is to 81 second, jug
sidarsW to 5)sthird Time. ~ IA.
Fourth race-mile and sixteenth =
Grcsor K..Sf4 too first. Little Scout g
to s. second, Miss Doyle g to M third.
Time, 40 s.
|, ks Sox'n
Red car 40 % j ) sit14rds Time, 4:ss.
Fourth -fivesand q half furlongs-
8I4apurcelle e to y first. Highland Fling
(sosfto y second. Hannibal Boy g to y
third. Time, 20 3-4. Is
F. Seventh race--four MISUNDERSTANDING
Hodge g to y first. Devout 6 to %
second, j. Ed. Grille q tod third. Time,
10 s53t <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
MUCH INTEREST," IN
BAGATELLE5 PROGRAM Me

Especial Gable to 4Ttiess Times Dispatch and
New York Herald0
4 (C,opyrght by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, April S.7--Polo enthusiasts are
much interested lin the seasons pro
gramme for bagatelle Practice there
will begin April 15th}and the mattel, sea-
son on May list. which is "a fortnight ear
lier than previously, The MARQUIS 10
Ganay, on accountgsof other du ties, mas
been obliged to resgnGthe presidency, and
has been succeeded by the Due de Bisac-
cia. &i tg
10Th, ana teams from England Germany
and Hungary ARE expected There liz a
more generous supply OF ponies this year
to accommodate visitors from abroad,
and the terms for their hire Will lie more
reasonable than hitherto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09

BETTING IN PARIS.
Thery and Gabriel Favorites in
Automobile Trials.

Especial Cable to The 4 Times. DIspat ch and
New York Heraid.) fsfS S
Copyright, by the New York Herald t,o)
4 PARIS, April S.-Betting is now being
freely INDUCED In a t fashionable sporting
centers on the chances Of the various
competitors in the French climinatory
race for the International Cup. Thery
and Gabriel are4the favorites Mt four to
one. Clement is quoted at FIVE To one.
& "a Then follow* Heath and Girardot, six TO
one. and Iaigolly and FarTan, both seTen
to one. lie Blon and Rougier are both
eight to one, and 2sAeste. Edmond, Call
lois and Fournier all ten to one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
The Mann Law in Pittsylvania.


sir.1T notice that q eorrespondent, Of I,
'd halS himself" anent the ,deplorable
condition il hs county but ke sv many
he falls to turn on all the light. In
that the benefits of a lazy OF this ma tur +.
P Pitt county. hit he makes the
general UNQUALIFIED statement that. IF
IVORY dry means only that all places
Il fH e sale or
has been, In any degree dminshed We
join issue by y, asserting TINT ne con com,
greatly Increased by this law, For every
licensed bar closed. dozens q places for
st sales hay Sl been IL II r ta
itMu cd places that sell liquor In his
county. The dlstlerles are running fua
blast. \, 4. Z, ..,,,,..
-all,day 'meetings--ins tlat county, last
se ente a district where licensed dis
lery was u epsrtapn az 'ne yd pun
man, Intoxicated, had TO be taken 0ut
OF the house Of Worship because q. dis s.
orders Of lntoxcatea m sSsd were ere
fps st ,,s ssSsai dRfs
zold e BUSHES 4s during t {ssnae aaetns s.
r rseiI Two Or three letters from, LADY
/ ftliery community and che alleges that
git III LOT common report hat the pro.
prIetor Is selling 70 minors ala ~, sn'ail eT
lie Young men are being ruined and a
that the conditions are depora bls y, (, shs
siieS Il .restrainft the Iavages, OF "a
easy, no, no, this licensed yE'lase O. q
sale, ~ ~. ,,.S- Z o,,,,,,, a,
mortified KS 7atFthe damage Gone to boys
places s Ras nd e gsrf his
~ Avn e. county. where We hear the greatest
complaint and Where the writer "a saw the
Visible fruits during his y VISIT i, on con
s1ss Ia & h1is allegation that For every
s,essS e aossns 81 pl we hs aGE
,atn nat to Say that this statement Is SO
Untrue, mat we lieye he VIII be I'm,
Wiling to sign ais anne To- The positive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
ALI OF ENGLAND
TO Be At BAZAAR
Continued from First Page.)1


of untitled somebodies seems to be en-
listed for the undertaking,
The Princess of tales. Princess CHRIS,
tian and her daughter, and, indeed 4. ~
the English 5princesses T-w no, like stne
queen, take q lively. interest y lospl!a.
work have lent their aid he Queen aha
princess Louise, Duchess Of Argyll doing
so with special apprppria te0ess. as pa tro-
nesses of Westminster Iiosplt q ,5,
Mrs. Choate headN the long llst 2,
duchesses, Marchonssses, countessesa ~
danes OF lesser degree. her name coming
Immediately after those OF tho royal
ladies' The Duchess Of M arlpoFougn,
Lady strathcona. Cora !, Countess OF stra =
ford, Mrs, Chamberlain. Mrss craisla,
Mrs. Ronalds and Mrs Isitchle are g Ie@
OF the names IN the list, which fully
represents society, church and state.
politics, Law and letters, and, IN tho
person of Mrs. Patrick campbe'll ]. even g
the stage, as, VOL Sas the flower OF y 10
British and colonial aristocr cy,
Nor has the mere man been lleft .nu''
for under the chairmanslip Of Inc mar,
outs OF Salisbury. who Is Ilish steward
of tho city Of Westminster, dukes and
.Deltcu cars. grave and reverend poll-
ticians, such as Mi. Joseph nlneria y.
Mr.. Austen Cham berlAlll h y Y. ~. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
New Balloon Record.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York HeraldD
- tCopyriGht, by tho New York Herald COD
PARIS, April s.--Comte Henry dc la
Vanox has become holder Of the Coupe de
la Distance for ballooning, which was
previously held by NJ. Daird Of Nantes,
who last year travelled from Nantes TO
Massluys, Holland, a distance OF 79S kilo-
metres.
The Comte de la Vaults last exploit
was to go from Saint Cloud in the balloon
Sylphe to Pretsh on the IIlbe. covering
the thousand kilometres in twenty hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
INCREASE IN. STOCK or
.C.L. CONTEMPLATED
\ b. :. Z. =
!, 4.
(By Associa ted Press,

NEW YORK, April. s.-Atlantic Coast
Line shares were on the list yesterday
which met with the approval Of tile bull
side. II the plan which is now contem-
plated is carried o,,t the value OF stock
will be greatly enhanced. A big in
crease in the capital stock Of the com
fpany is under consideration n The stock
is now selling at Is 0and the plan is 70
turn over the new issue to the stock
holders att par. The new st ock, It is Id,
is to be used to Increase the holdings in
Louisville and Nashville. control Of which
is now owned by the Atlantic Coast Line,