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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
HIGH-WATER MARK.
Membership Of Post A, q. J. a.,
Greater Than Ever Before.

The monthly meeting Of Post A. -.
p. A.. held at their headquarters at Third
and Main Streets this evening. was a
most enthusiastic one and largely at
tended. The report Of the secretary shows ON
membership Of the Post the largest IN
Its history, applications being received
daily.
# Mr.. r: II. Cloves, chairman Of the Ho-
tel Committee. stated that he was III
correspondence with the Savannah con-
yention, in regard to the accommoda-
ton of the delegates or other persons
who wish to attend the National Conven-
ton OF the Travellers Protective Assoc
citation, which will be held in Savannah
In May, beginning the 10th. The 7. Z, a.
party from Richmond will leave here or!
the 14th. Those intending to go Will
communicate with Mr.. Cloves. who Will
furnish any. desired Information.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Governor
OF'TENNESSEE DEAD.
ALVIN Hawkins Began Life as
Farm Hand and Black
smith. II,
(By Associated Press).

NASHVILLE, TENN, April q, IF ormerI
Governor Alvin Hawkins aged eighty.
three years, died to-day at his home N.
Huntington, Tenn, Il III
Alvin Hawkins was born In Bath coun-
tty, kentucky, December 2, 1921, the son
fof John NJ y and Polly g. Hawkins. IN
1926 the family moved to Marry county.
and In 1928 to Carroll county, Tenn.
Young Hawkins did farm work nd as
sisted his father in lacksmitht Ing. He
succeeded. however, lin procuring q gooa
education, and for a time tai ght school
thereafter he read law, and In 1s4s was
admitted to the bar,
The public career OF Mr. Hawkins Pc
gan In 1858, when he was elected a menu!
Der OF the General Assembly 81, ,Fennes,l
see. He, was an elector on the Bell ana
Everett ticketFin 1860. Two years later
he was elected to Congress as q Y nion-
iist, nut sirregularities In the election de-s
barred him from the seat, For q year ne
served as United States dlstr ttorney
for the Western District OF TENNESSEE.
In 1898 Shs was appointed United States E; Z
scons,,l-general mt Havana, which posi-
tor he resigned IN the following Year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
.A A / . 0! |. /! SWEET { ].
CAARITY'.S SAKE !: JAKE:
Beautiful and Successful Bazaar
Being Held at Old

The bazaar, which is being given at
the old Bijou Theatre by st. Agnes Guild
of Monumental Church, for tho benefit
( Of a room In the Retreat for the Sick, IS
proving such q success that 1t will prob
ably be continued next week, though IT
was expected it would close to- morrow
night. There are number Of interesting
features which sare drawing many 5visi-s
tors each night
Chief among these IS the military drill
in which forty odd pretty mai dens par
&ticipate. These young girls clad in
In white and bearing United States flags
were. trained BY Ca plain George n. Skip.
with and Sergeant Stubs. Of the Sew
entieth regiment and their part in the
programme each night creates great en-;
thusiasn1. 8 s:I- Is Y: {Fss XII t
The officers and 5privatcs In the COM
pany are MS follows: StS4 55g 5345
| Captain, Francke Teller: First Sergeant.
Louise Hickerson; Right Guide. can Nc l-
Graw; Corporals, lucy Goode, Louise
Hall, Jessie Hutchinson, Ruth Hutchln-
son, Marion Johnson Bert Myers and
9Virgie Petit Priyates -AnnIe Allen.
Ethel Bondar, Genevieve Burroughs. Ruth
sCowles, Francis Crane. Ethel Davis.
l
Bertha Delereux, Cornelia Ellington.
Elizabeth Gaines. Myra ellis, Eta
Godsey, Mamie Hall, Edna IIickerson,
Nettie Johnson, Florence Leech, Eliza
beth McGraw, Alline Moore. Helen Moore
house, Linda Preston, Matte Preston, An
ME Richardson, May Spindle, Ruby Tay-
lor, Sarah Thornton India Thomas, Mary
Trueman, Elizabeth Watkins and Maude
| Woodfin. s#: &
Another feature Of interest is Demo-
cratic primary inSwhich persons may vote
for all State and city officers shortly to
be chosen.
Governor Montague is slightly leading
senat tor Martin for the United States
Senate and Willard is ahead for Cover
nor with Swanson as q close second. Mr..
Ellyson leads his opponents for the sec
ond place, though there are many votes
| for Mr.. Cabcll, " 4 5i a.
"A hard race Is on; for satate Senator
/ Colonel Anderson and Mr.. Ainslie running
/ neck and neck. & II !. Is
! Captain Cunningham has a majority
/ OF votes so far for City Collector. There
| is much interest in all the other fights.
The pretty lady Judge, having charge
OF the ballot box kindly consented tc
count up the vote for the no wspap per man n
though she did not wish to be understood
as tanpering with the ballots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
A SPLENDID MISSION.
First National Bank Has Done
Much to Upbuild Virginia.

Authority has been granted by the
Comptroller Of the Currency for the re-
extension Of the charter Of the FIRST
National Bank OF Richmond, Va, Tor
This institution was originally chartered
April 18th, 1865, and to-day enjoys the
distinction of, being one Of the largest,
strongest and most conservative banking
institutions Of tho South. with capital,
surplus and undivided profits Of consider
ably over ono million dollars and total as
sets of over SIX million dollars. !,
This bank has confined itself to the
handling OF strictly commercial banking
mental in the upbu!lding OF vast manu-
featuring and jobbing interests Of the
Virginias and tho CaIolinas. Its manage
ment has always been characterized by a
broad spirit Of lIberality and conservatism,
and it Is O. source of qualification that itH
stockholders have decided to further In
crease its usefulness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

IN washington, having formerly been en-
KaKed here in slmilar service. 4
~ 3 Cr,lmp married Miss Julia Preston.
4, daughter OF the late Rev Landon A.
Cutler, OF 5Io,lsia county, and once pastor
OF Marshall street Christian Church.
\ John Trexler.
Mr. John TrexlerS died at his residence
1893 Beverly Street Wcdnesda IN the
Ssixty-frst year OF his ge.
He is survived by a wife, three brothers
and six children. n e (. 81
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at o clock ana
the interment will DO II, Rlyerview Ceme--i
terry. ss
Michael "A. Sullivan.
y Mr.. Michael a. Sullivan died at his
residence. No. 5o4 North Twenty-sixth
Street yesterday In the slxty-seyent!n
year OF his age. He leaYes a vi Re, two 70
daughters and one son.
The funeral will take place this morn -rF
ink at 10 O clock with requiem ma So from i7f
4 St. Patrlck's Church. III
Colin Reynolds.
Mr.. Colin Reynolds died at his residence
( corner Sixth and Clay Streets, Wednes-
day afternoon, The funeral Will take *
place from there ats O. clock P. NJ to-day day
IL William Heath.
Especial to The Times Dispatch =,
scOTTsVILLE, VA. April 2l.- The
body OF Mr.. Willie Heath, who died on
wednesda in the Memorial Hospital a.
Richmond, was brought to Scottsyille to-
day for interment The burial az TOOK pace
at 2 o'clock In the Presby terrain Gene
terry. Mr.. Heath leaves besides his
parents s, one sister. iMrs.tJ. Martin Moon,
i OF Richmond, and two brothers. Messrs
Scott and Lindsay Heath. sj.l
Miss Lizzie Parr. ~; 4
II Especial to The Times DIspatch:) ,8
AMHERST, VA, April $27.--Miss Lizzie
&Parr, OF this county died I'm Buepa Vista,
Va, yesterday afternoon Miss Parr was
mn "A, M. of Rand olph- Macon Woman's
& College, OF &Lynchburg, and was teacher
OF mathematics in the Southern Seminary
In Buena Vista Sho was taken sick on
the 10th instant. and for a number OF
days past her condition has been hope
s less. She Will be buried at Atwood to-
morrow morning. Her mother, Mrs. 9.
"a. G. Pnrr, Of this county. and q, nuns I'm
Der OF brothers and sisters survive. her.
Mrs. Fannie Vance.
II (special to The Times DISPATCHED StSS
BRISTOL TEN April 27.--hr rs. q Fan
ME Vance, widow OF the late w. ".
Vance who was prominent lawyer
here, died this morning, aged ffty-eight.
Two daughters and two sons survive,
one son Is In business In Lynchburg and
the other is superintendent Of the cleo
trio car line here.
John S. Semons.
Especial to The Tllnes-D ispatch.)
| CHATHAM, w A.. April d ~ ohm s.
semons, OF Callands. Pittsylvanta coun-
~ was found dead Thursday morning.
Death was from heart disease. He {, was
! about seventy. Two sons and three
Daughters survive hnl,i 5l,i n q /. s5$.S &, 4
Mrs. J.. G. Fowler.
| Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
81 NORFOLK, VA. April 27.--Mrs. Laura !l
ibis Fowler, widow Of James =. Fowler
who was In tho United States revenue y,
service here for q number 81 yea Sc Rs q'e g
| this morning, aged sixty-two years. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Trustee Buys Main Street Lots.
Will Build Handsome Structure.

Mr.. Charles U. Williams, trustee, has
just closed a deal by which he. as trus-
tee, becomes tho purchaser OF the valuable
72S. Tho two lots. with the store houses
thereon were purchased. one from yalen-
tines estate and the other from II. e.
Brown & Sons. Mr.. Williams paid for the
two properties $4,000.
X Tho lots are now occupied by two-story
buildings. one Of which Is used as q
barber shop and one as a harness and
saddery establishment. 1t is understood
that these Will be torn down by the new
owners at an early date and n splendid
building somewhat OF the skyscraping
order Will be erected In their places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
TN MEMORIAL

-, =, I, ,,,orn inr 81 April cd, 1906, our
Heavenly rather called to his eLernaiI.IS
ward he beloved rector Of the Churcn o.
e e1R Rg!PhAaSyk 6fusaar HstE1is.
While 10 this dtspenshu on OF AlmignLy
Cod we bow wit h humble and suonnsslvoa
hearts knowing tf,as MS deeply sensible e
o. Of the 1s great and painful loss We have sus,
5tained In the death OF our pastor ,i an 10
4 FRIEND. Our yestrys has been deprlSeu 20 ".
wise svmnatSstc spiritSa ADVISER
the church OF a faithful and spoWes'uts e1'5
ponent OF her teachings; &. s Z a.
IA God had endowed him with sp'e en,a!t
native Il gifts "a a n thinker OF rare power
wit h an ina ginatIon beauti ful in It's con
crption sof God and his redeemins love.
with a vision clear and + nm IN us grasr
PRESENTING powerfully the truth as be ga y
He was in ali respects great preac cher.
We feel that No ssrS Sa tae o. wj iGp more ,
tenderness and sweetness tha y ne. ana N n
the strength OF that love which he prea en-
cd eSwas at all times strong and ten l'e'et
I'm In the latter years Of his life God had
laid upon him a heavy az fliction. which y
none but himself knew how grieyous T
was to bear. Under 1t and through I n II, ~
compIainingly. When at last one Only
hope Fof relief was held out to HIM under
the surgeons knife, bravery ana leal1 e eSy:
he rave himself to this last hope. and .ere
he awoke from 1t God had n called ast him
home - /, !. !. y,
heroic: in his death ne was trlut'l p' any:
He approached his death N
Like one that wraps the drapery OF ms
| couch about him. 81 Z E.
And lies down to pleasant 9 dream M;
We thank God for the beautiful ex-
l3ample Of his patience: for the heroic ex-l
| hibltion OF his faith, and for: the simple.
yet sublime, testimony. which he bore y .
his confidence in his risen Lord. 81 I. ].
10 his family we tender our heartfelt
| sympathy In their sad bereavement. ~ ana
commend them to the tender msrc ies Aok
! our Heavenly Father, whom their love-
one SO faithfully followed. III We 81
Resolved That this tribute to our -
loved rector be spread upon the m!nu e.
OF the vestry and a copy be sent TO MS
A'' THE vEsTRY OF CHURCH
38 !g3 53J9 OFgTHE EPIPHANY,
al is,t5f ,3ss5 Barton Heights, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
NEW OYSTER COMPANY.
State Corporation Authorizes
Concern With Local Capital.

4 The State Corporation ComfnIssldH yes
terday granted the following charters:
Bone island Oyster Company Qncorpo-
rated), Richmond; w. D. Cardwell, pres
ident, Ashland; P. Fl. Winston. seGre-
ston, director, Hanover; capital stock,
SIS 06o; objects-to buy, sell, lease and cul-
tivate oyster planting ground IN 1 th1s
ings in connection Herewith.
The Dublin Institute. Dublin: Frank
Bell, e, d. IVithrow, II. B. Howe. Q. r.
Jordan, directors, who are to manage
the institute, Dublin; objects-for tho cd
ucation of boys and girls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UT | II III ! I.
Council Called to Meet in.
Joint Session This
Evening.
WEDDING BELLS LAST NIGHT g i
Improvements to be Made to,
Mayors Courtroom.
Other Notes.
WEDDING BELLS LAST NIGHT.
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispat Oh,
49, u m No. i1O2 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispat oh,
IS No. 1102 Hull Street.
n A Joint session OF Council has been
called for tonight at o'clock for tho
election Of various city officers. THOSE
to be chosen are one bridge commits
sioner, member Of school board from Sc
cond Ward. gas Inspector and two IRE
commissioners. J, For. the latter places,
Councilnen Atkins and Lindsay will be
chosen. ts
Station House Inspected.
The Grounds and Building Committee
met last night and inspected the Police
Court and station houses. They decided
to make decided improvements at this
place. A new cell will be put in and there
will be lots Of painting and other I'M
provements to the Mayors Court room.
a It was decided to postpone the jail in.
specuon to the next meeting
Work at the Purnp-Ho use.
The water commissioners have let the
contract for the improvements TO the
pump house, and In a few months the
water supply will be eHual to any in the
country in any city the size OF Mancnes-
ter. II ri e
The sum Of $500 Will be spent in the
improvements. (which will supply the
city with sufficient quantity OF water
to answer whatever demands are ire p! placed
upon them 81 i XII
Dunn hilds.
Superintendent Allen has Just returned
from Goochland county, where ne went
10 attend the marriage Of his nerhew, MT.
r. M, Dunn to Miss Ellie Virginia Chlids,
both Of that county. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. T. ]. Wakefield. lie = .e'
wedding march was played by Miss LOIS - 8
&1rice. After the ceremony there was
a supper and dancing was kept up until
+ morning. The groom is q well known
young planter Of Goochland. and his
bride is a charming young lady OF that nat
county both OF whom have NUMBER
Of friends in this city. Ii 81
Personals and Briefs.
The social announced for tonight, at
Bainbridge street Baptist Church, has
been postponed until Tuesday night May lay
I'd, at 8. p. M. Il 5s "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Services at Emmanuel.

Tho congregation at Emmanuel Baptist
Church last night was ono OF the largest
Of the week. and the service was one OF
deep interest. Rev. Mr.. Baroody preach
ed an excellent sermon.
There will be preaching tonight, but
tho afternoon service will be dispensed
with on account OF the funeral OF Mr..
George w. Shepperson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Virginia Manuscripts.

Mr.. Edward steptoe Evans. assistant
librarian TO the Virginia State Library,
accompanied by. Mrs. Evans, arrived In
Richmond ycterdayS from Washington.
where he spent several days making Il
calendar OF manuscript relating to Yir-i
ginia, contained In the Library of Com
gress. and tho various department libra
res In that city. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
WARM GAME LIKELY.
Richmond College and William
End Mary to Cross Bats.

& Baseball enthusiasts expect to see a
warn game at Broad Street Park this
against Richmond College In the cham
y,longhp game on the collegiate schedule.
rho college team will line up as II did in
tho Yale game last week. and expect 10
allow them any cards or spades. The
local lineup viii be as follows snead,
catcher; Griffin, pitcher: Crawford. short
stop; Sutherland, first base; Richardson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Big saw-Mill Burned.

WHITE SPRINGS, FLA. April q. The
saw mil or R.rJ ,Sand b. n, Camp, one
Of tho largest concerns OF tho kind In
FLORIDA, was burned a here to-day with,
the dry Kiln yencerlng mill co.n I'M W.
spread to neighborIng houses and several
OF them were destroyed III The loss WI
reach at least $3.50, 900. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
DEATHS.

tCRUNIP.-Dled, Monday, 5Aprll a, $50. az
c his residence, Vienna, Fairfax county
in the thirty-seventt year Of his &c.
f He leaves a wife and two children,
y father and a brother to mourn their loss
REYNOLDS April 2e. 1906, COL IL
h Funeral from his late residence, TWEEN
fty-follrth and Clay Streets. Richmond,
Va FRIDAY, April 18th. 3 I. - M, no
Nv Washington tD c.) and Norfolk (va.)
+ papers please copy s IL VIA
fsHEPPERsON.-D Died. Thursday, April
RI 9th, at 9:15 A, M, at HIS residence, NO.
800 West Marshall Street, GEO NV.
+ sFIEPPERSoN, In the seventeen year
K of his age. He leaves a wife and one
i daughter IL III g.i5 5ag M Va u.
/ Church uf FRIDAY, April 18th, at g PM
Relatives and friends are invited to at
S1 tend. fl "a s55 81 ti5 ss
sULLIyAN,-Died, at his residence |. eQa
y North Twenty-slxth Street, MICHEAt
@ Al SULLIVAN,s aged sixty.seyen years
Il He leaves a wife, two daughters and one
sonsto mourn their loss, - =. 3. . =.
MoR s fH9sfa va !ass 4s Wih reaaem
Friends and relatives Invited to attend
Request no flowers, n l5Si u n. J.
TngxhsR16isa Bsy Rs IN
TRExLER in the sixty, tirst year of his
age. He is survived by his Wlfe,5 three
brothers, six children, twenty-five grand
children and two great g randchl ldren;, n, 7,
(F THnSfs. Ar srf5 90 at Clock n.
quaintances Invited to attend, 5d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Water Committee.

The Committee on Water held a reg.
u!ar meeting last night and disposed Of
ii, however related to tho routine af-I
fairs of tho department.. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Warmly Congratulated.

Clerk George Pollock and his bride,
iaye returned from Washington, ana MIR.
Pollock was at his post OF duty in the
ONCE Of the Chief Of Police yesterday,
as happy as q man could be- He WAS
shoWered with congratulations all day
by HIS friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
OBITUARY j :
r Waverlv Lawrence.

The funeral OF Mr.. Robert WaVerly5
I lawrence. proprietor OF the Hotel Law
renee who died suddenly while waiting y ll1l,
m customer at the cigar counter IN
his cafe Wednesday az ternoon, Will take
place this afternoon, and 5the lntermen.
win be lin the family buryins GROUND
about eight miles from Richmond on sth ne
Broad Street road. Y
The body will Z be taken away atlts y
O. clock this morning from the residences $40 p, !,
az his brother, No. Il North Twenty
street. where it was taken shortly s.a ll,
DEATH Mr.. Lawrence was { thlrtyr =! e
wears OF age and was. unmarried. ne hao
been in the hotel and resta urant business
In Richmond for many years. u = was
widely known and popular.
81 He had been in Ill health Tor SONS
Years. though his death. which resulted
1 fro,,, ',,ea,.t failure was quite sudden. MT.
T awrei,oe was IL member OF the b. P. Q.
Tclks.8 and several other secret orders.
He. is survived by his father 4 an ana
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. M. " W. Lawrence,
and three brothers as follows: N, ~ 4
q Lawrence, James "A, Lawrence and Alton
4 M. Lawrence. 8 455 4. X
Charles Pinckney Crump.s
i Mr.. Charles p. crump. formerly OF his
city, and a son OF Professor Thomas 2.
3crump, principal Of one Of the pupllc
schools here. died on Monday last at
his home at Vienna, Fairfax county. MI,
Crump was thrty-seven years /. q aee,
and is survived by a wife, Two son o3e
brother and his father. 5e8a.5 Y !. I, "a
y He had been for many years IN ~ ne
ONCE OF the Southern Railway COMPANY
7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

Remains Expected To-day.
The remains Of Mrs. Thomas Il. Moore,
who died In Los Angeles last Sunday on
her way abroad will reach here over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad some time
to-day. The funeral arrangements are
now being made. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Mr.. Hutcheon Here.

Mr.. James Hutcteon, of Chlhunhua,
Mexico, Is in Richmond, visiting friends
In Mexico for a number Of years, having
10 Richmond On account Of the recent
death of his Brother, Mr., Archibald
,Hutcheon. but will;rcmain here for some
weeks, ~ ;5 es sG Il iggtF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
DR., Kerr 10 Preach Here.

Rev. Il. = Kerr OF Baltimore, and
Key. f. ], McFaden, Will exchange pull
PTS on next Sunday. Dir. Kerrs many
l ~ YIN gladly welcome him IN his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
An Alleged Deserter.

arrested man at tho show grounds
whom they suspected of being a deserter
from the army. He gave the name of
Charles Bowers and was locked up to
wait the result of investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
SCHOOLS.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON. VA, The board Of Ylsltors at
their Annual Nesting so.h 81
In the ed 7th, 10Th 18th, 10th, 2lst, ESD. 2sth
2Sth Senatorial Districts, and two ~ Al
LARGE. These appointments carry free board
"a tho undersigned on or before Tune 10th, on
forms that w!.l be sent Upon request:
ssis SCOTT SHIP, 6xDt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

second base; HARDWOOD. third base;
Wench. left field; Robertson Captain,
center field: Dunnaway. right field.
B 4 Richmond will not have their coach.
Stanley Bigbe; with them. as . he n has
gone to join his team at Lowell. Mass.
The game will be called at Q clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

From 1856 to 1865, and again in 1863 20. the
was q fudge OF the Supreme Court OF Ten.
nessee IN 1854 he was elected Governor YER 70
on the Republican tlcket. He was o.. oefS
feated for the ensuing term. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Governor Indisposed.

Governor Montague is combined i to = h h
for this reason was uanblc to sit wit h
the State Board OF I1ducat ion last night.
His physcianEwIll proba bly PERM him
to leave his room to-day if
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Jefferson Monument Fund.

In response to the suggestion OF Rose
mary" and OF Mr.. II. NJ. Workman that
erect n monument TO him In Richmond,
q number OF subscriptions have been
made. These contributions will be re-
eesived by Mr.. Workman and by The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
MARRIAGES.

acknowledgements Alarried April 9Th.
Hawthorne, Mr.. VIM @. FtANnALI4 .of
New York City, and Miss MARJORIE
& SI1IzAR BETH ERsIG, OF Fort Vayne.
~ Ind. 3 # ;i VI it IA FL M II N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
Confirmation.

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatcb,)
ECULPEPER, VA. April 27,--BiBhop
Gibson preached in the Episcopal Church
here to-day and confirmed q large class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28

THE VEsTRY OF CHURCH
Nh OF THE EPIPHANY, 9as ss
n. M Barton Heights, Va.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Dene,uela

Den fsbernle Ssieiteret / 9enesitc.
la bar MI ltaofRitet ben ODER germu.
oe5 asfaltfompani afiagte Dom al
20oe Wai % ingen gppel Ell mitIig.
Oommen goar I'D paa, at oct nabnte
9ompani foripilbte De 8ettigbeosr,
oct bapoe erbberpet / 8~eneSueIa, 90
oct itsttebe ben Of Mato foriegte Re.
pollution | 1903. Gen erflarer or!
meo Samilton iIuttebe 9ontraft Fcr
itgploig og paalpgger 9ompaniet q.
betale 8enesneIa SfaSeserTtatning.
Sigelebes mda aompaniet betale ga.
gents Smfoitninger.
asfaltfompnniet beItaar al @meri.
fanere, % De benpenber fla til @aib.
trtgton for at faa Spreisning. 8rp.
fioert 8ooiepeIt BIZ BOG intet eisre,
for bans ipecieIle llSIenbing til Cara.
cas-, Wtr. u. s. CALHOUN, fommer til.
bage meo rpnrtiife % p~aaIioeliqe
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