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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

ago, were buried at Arlington at 2 o'clock
this, afternoon. He was 4 Virginia !. sp y,
distinction IN the. Ninth Cavalry. He
was engaged III the battle Of Santiago
and had other mPertat Sc seryifs San Am
brother OF Mrs. G. G. McPhail. Of this
Miss Ellen Carpenter. daughter Of !, Mr..
Forge. is at No. Els East franklin Street.
mond several weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Arbuckle. Of Lewisburg. ".
Va, Is Visiting Miss J. a. Co.'s. No 6l4
North Ninth Street.
N MS hs AVN S@ss Row. nesf sS ssss.
Miss Amy Mitchell, q Newport News. is
Mr.. and 4, Mrs. Fernando e., g. Chamber +;
Carroll. TO NIr. Vernon Payne. Of New
port News Va. The ceremony took place
The bride formerly resided in Newport
News and has q host OF friends there
After n short wedding trip the young
NsS swps. Will make their home 7 Sewpofs
Miss Maggie Myers and Miss Mary Car
ter Myers. of Norfolk. are In Richmond
t. Visit Ms A5gdso nrd Waek'Is N9do
wedding. on Wednesday,, OF Miss Elsie
Watkins. to- Mr.. Henry Latane Fauntle-
roy 55j
i Mrs. M. A. Davis has gone to Lynch-l
burg to spend month with her tinugh-5
ter, Mrs. J. NJ. Bradley, Mt No. SOC Church
Street. &4
!
Mrs. Ella Brown. OF Alexandria, accom-
Ing her brother, Mr.. Walter Davis
Mrs Cora Myers, of Petersburg, and
Mr.. Herbert Schamberg. of New York
City, will be united in marriage on June
18th at the residence, " the .bridcss
Adams street. Petersburg. The young
couple will make their future home in
Cincinnati.
Miss Leila NJ. Saunders is visiting Mrs.
Wallace A. Taylor, at "Leawood, z" West
Lynchburg
her # n mother, Mrs. A.. II Hofheimer, IN
Norfolk.
Much interest is being shown in the he.
work, "Ljfe Worth Living" which, Will
appear this week It 10 q series OF
short sketches on Southern life. In regard
to which this celebrated author is an
authority.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. ElchelbergerS
and family. who lave been at the Green
wood cottage, Virginia Beach for some som
weeks, will leave on "Wednesday for their
country home at Chester, Va.s
Miss Kathleen White. Of Abingdon. has !
been appointed maid of honor to Miss
a. 6. Henry, daughter Of Major Henry,
of Tazcwcli, who has been salected as
one Of the sponsors at the Confederate
reunion In Louisville.
Miss Myrtle Eubank, Of Stanton, Is
the guest of friends In. Richmond.
M seldom Wake spent Sunday with.
his sister, Miss Margaret Wake, In
Staunton /,
Announcement has been made OF :, the II
- All Trtt Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-30

rho groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon II. Brown, Of Madison Avenue,
and is Il member of the New York
Yacht. Rockaway Hunt and otncr clubs
and is related to the Willard and Brun-
4 .1;,nl 60 rrilinr r,f New York SIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
MASTERPIECE
UNDER The. BAN BAN
Copy 81 Tojctts's Great '1.s. Work Work
Ordered From Art Store
Window,
. MAYER REFUSES P0lNT.E: D ]
Gives Out Statement Reciting
Conversation With the
Police Officer

The Richmond Art Company has not
{ Vet been summoned to appear before JUS
lice Crutchiicld for exhibiting the al
legged obscene picture, as reported by the
police officers of the Second Police Sta
IS tion.g @
Mr.. Mayer OF the Richmond Art Com.
pany, vest rday made u statement re-
garding the affair. Mr.. Mayer said:
..Offlcer Wiley entered our store about
N o'clock Tuesday evening, and walking
up to me- said, while pointing his club
at an engraving lin our window, entitled
$.rhe orlental's Dream you will have
& TO take this picture down, as there has
already been d great deal OF comment
about it, and a citizen only a few min
sutes ago called my attention ut; SO,
though it Is not on my beat, i came here
s to investigate, and you ought to know
that you can't display such stuff; you are
paying license to- do q legitimate Lusl-
ness, but not this kind of thing. i in
formed Mr.. Wiley very promptly that
would not remove the picture; that while
he might be a very excellent police ofti-
GER considered him q very poor judge
$os pictures. and that as long as the OBJ
fScenlty OF tne picture llau ny o'cii l'aSrTTSo
upon by competent authority. ! had se-
rious objections 10 his calling 1t stuff
Mr. Wiley agreed with me as regards
his not being a judge of works Of art,
and after informing me that It was his
duty to report us, hs took his departure.
THE picture in question IL an engraved
copy Of Tojettes masterpiece The Oricn-
tails Dream painted by him In 1882,
exhibited the following year in the Paris
Salon where 1t was hailed BY art lovers
from all over the world as that srrat
artists GROWING achievement.
1--WE intend to fight 1t to the finish. as
our very business existence d ponds upon
whether we can display what is not only
4 art, but merchandise"
1t is not known when the case will he
called before Justice Crutchti"ld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
DOING SPLENDID WORK.
y. M. G. A. Celebrate.
lis Third Anniversary. ~

"A Tho Main Street Station Railway De-
spartment OF the Young Mems Christian
Association on Monday night celebrated
Its third anniversary with appropriate
exercises 5 and inspiring addresses py
prominent and active workers Sin5sthe
cause. The third anniversary finds the
Association the shenlthiest Infant in the
country IT began existence Februarg list,
1902, with eighty-sx members, and now,
lust three years later, has n membership
or 9G7, a gain of more than tenfold, or
nearly tWelveflold. # # ga8 53
NJ The Association recently determined to
construct an Association building on some
eligible site, to cost $4,000, and large
proportion Of that sum Is pledged e q !, an n
much Of st. actual " raised, 8 In ,ffalc,t,
Philadelphia Railway Association, IN his
address Monday night. suggested that the
sum be Increased 10 $4,000, and the sug-
gestion was received with enthusiasm by
the large audience. Al AZ,
THE principal feature of the evening
was an address by President George ny.
Stevens, OF the Chesapeake a. Ohio Rail-
way Company. Mr.. Stevens Is one of the
best friends the Association has. He eX-
pressed his pleasure at the excellent work
the Association was doing and his cordial
interest ana cooperation in the work,
and Congratulated the members upon
their activity and zeal. Mr.. Stevens also
told the audience something Of the work
Of the Chesapeake &&Ohio Hospitals. DR..
&c. W. p. Brock also spoke particularly
about the hospital work. An attractive
musical programme was rendered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
ASKING FOR HELP.
Governor Appealed to in Inter
Z est Of South African Women.

q Countess Evelyn tAsinellI. now at Geneva.
Sw ltzerland, has writong Governor Montague
the following letter In the interest OF tho
poor women OF the yTransvaal: lsI9Sg. st55
h Dear Sir,-For long time past y nave IN
tcrested myself In the we OF the l3ocrs.
and though l have mot with greet aympathy
in this country news from South "a frlca Is
so sad that u feel 4 must try and enlarge my
field OF action, st a d /. go 3f J, ", e
Bya'thls 5anne post ain sending you Miss
Hobhouss s circular. on her suggested scheme;
OF homo Industries for tho women and young
girls OF the Transvaal. Friends living in those
parts toll me that this enterprise Is not oniys
practical and Humanitarian in the extreme. but,
that In time It Will BIO blessing to the l"ho Ole
F 'Wnfort,,nately it is difficult to raise the
money necessary for such q vast work OF re.
lief I have been happy enough TO; collect
until now about 400 pounds for this purpose.
but hear with much sorrow that MISS HoD.
house lwho has I lust sailed for South Afrlca)
ably her beautiful plan owing to want o.
to many. E cannot help but think that =
hGnevolont people heard OF this beautiful work
Il hey would join hands With US and gladly give
rs What they could toward Its success. 13
&" Could you talk about his to your lrlends.
hand them the circular and try and AWAKEN en-
in them q warm sympathy Tor our cause { ~ :
would you do nc the great kindness 70 seh ta
mn tho names ana addresses Of persons E%nG
would help us with enthusiasm U should lee ,
deeply grateful for Miss fiohhouse's sakc 5uin
for tho suffering women of South % ~!
arc anxiousy waiting tho means o. gaming mn
n modest living, ts{S FL }45sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Stout turdiyant.

III Mr.. William j. Stout and Marie 8Annie
iRebeccag Sturdcyant We're married ! a ue ~
Of thaSbrde. No, i 200 Ashland. Street. py
.Rcv.EyY.3 s. Robertson, pastor of Randoiph
Street Church. Immediately fer . the the
the couple left for q hern
the e. usi,ers. & The bride was gowned In
brown q broadcloth travelling suit, VIII
hat and bloycs to match. She entered I, the
Stout, ioining Mr. Stout and u his best
ma n Nj. Charles Stout, A large NUM-
Der OF tho trends Of the popular young
people were present and Joined n y con-
graduating them and Wishing thom many
happy years of welded life. {s5 a, s;{ 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
CITY BADLY NEEDS
A NEW PEST. HOUSE 0 ] 5 I.
Committee on Health to Ask
Council for Additional
Money.

Tho Committee on Health last night ap-
pointed subcommittee composed Of
Messrs. Gates and Ferguson, WHO. with
DR.. Oppenhimer, president of the Board
Of Health, will visit the city pest house,
and report what amount In their judg-
ment will be necessary to erect q new
building for white patients. install tele-
phone and construct a water tank on the
premises, a35455i s
Or, Oppenhlmer brought the matter to
the attention Of tho committee and de-
cured that he did not think the 1880
asked for in the budget was sufficient
for this work, All The melnbory agreed
that a new building should be erected so
that patients suffering from the disease
might have proper comforts and conycni-
cnces. The building will be a plain one,
and will not costa great deal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
SUPREME Pr COURT.
Portrait Of the Late George Keith
Tavlor Presented March 9th.

Th,ee president OF the Supreme Court OF
meals Of Virginia nuttorltntlyely, I, an 2,
nounees That the portrait Of former CLERK
George Keith dor, Of that tri i1,,,, ~
viii be presented to the court on ,I I!t-
iday, Il March 9th, This statement OF the
dnfn n Ia made for the reason that there
has been consId siderable MISUNDERSTANDING
and confusion Of ia es, 81 I, Is y. s3t
A8distingushcd member Of the bar q OF
the state Of Tennessee was introduG C 70
tho court yes erday. lie Is Hon. 70 WIN
T'Sraliaferro, who Is counsel In tho case
under Consideration when the court ,ad-
fiourned for tho daw& yesterday. @I jt
- Judge r.. Fl. CardWell Of Hanoyer, one
Of the members of the court, Is stt too ~
to attend tho session OF the court, ,tg
1.-THE following Is q summary Of the
proceedings yesterday in this COURT
~ fI3lalrIys Security Bank OF Richmond
Fully argued by Jackson Guy for 3defendT9
ant in error and II. r.. Pollard for plains
tiff In error, and submitted,
Bishop VS., Bnglcy and ais, Submitted
McNaboe, substituted trustee, VS.. IIof-
hcimer Partly argued by Walter II, Tay-
ilor for npneallant and a. p, Thorn for an
,pellee. and continued. 81 .&
Next cases to bc called ~ Il, 8
Southern railway Company VS., Back
administrator, TAYLOR vs.. Taylor and
Bramner,s dminlstrntrlx vs.; Norfolk and
Western Railway Gompany--belng Nos. A,
a5l and So on argument docket, II Ii \ a 4 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Condemned Men Resigned.

Arrangements are progressing fnr inc
hanging Of theHtw negroes, Dancfy ana
Austin at the county jail. the two
negroes seem TO be resigned 70 their tate
and are prepared, apparently, to meet
their Maker The scnffold to be used in
the execution is the same that was used
in the execution OF Joe Fife ana jim
Goodc sdSit @
Sheriff Solomon thinks that all hang
a ngs should be done at the pcnitentiary IN
order to save expenses and TO make the
work perfect
There Is no apparent reason for think
ms that Dapcey Will escape the sentence,
but his attorney, Lewis, Is working for
him, The matter Is now before the Gov-
einor, the judge and the Common IS
Attorney, The hanging is TO take place
on the 10th instant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
FOR \
RICHMOND. CITY Y
Likely That Office Will Shortly
be Created by the
\ Council.

There Is a move on foot which will like.
5ly 60 through, having for Its object he
creationSof thcbofflce ofSgeneryl paylmrltlss:-3
ter for the city. Il s. .5tS. I. 81 ~
The l,roposed5new officer, VINO VIII llRe.y
be the 8city accountant. Mr.. George 81
3Crcnshaw.i pay Off @all city officers 3
and employees all the department e. X;
The pay-foll }fof the city has groWn 70
such enormous proportions tina; that " ts
deemed bestgt have one man responsible rIlll
4 for the 4disbursenent Of the funds, who
ut the same time will take a great bur-
den from the shoulders Of those who now now
render this service. u 4,
5 1t Is understood that Mayor Mccarthy
lfavors this reform, and 1t is said IT IS
POPULAR In both branches Of the Council
one trouble the proposed new departure
Will remedy sis tho lack OF uniform sys-
TEN in6 the matter Of paying off the
men,: one department having one method
tat present #and one another.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
HON. EDWARD &c HOLs
ATT SANITARlUM HERE

Hon. Edward Echols. Of stanton, Va
former I.leutenant-Gove and Tor
many years member Of the Senate OF
Virginia, Is Ill at the sanitarium OF Dr.
]. Allison Hodges. on Grace Street, ana
has been undergoing treatment there for
several days. Mr., Echols has been sur
fering acutely from inflammation OF one
Of his eyes and a severe attack of5neu-
ralgia. Inquiry yesterday afternoon ell
cited the information that he was some
what improved, and that hlr condition.
while serious, was not regarded as at all
dangerous at this time. Mrs, I'chois
his wife, is expected to arrive to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
,;WILLARD's FRIENDS.
Charlotte Voters Like His Good
Roads and Single List Sta tenent.

Charlotte Voters Like his J. Good 20 &C
Roads and Single List Statement.
Mr.. q. a . Marshall, we'll known and
prominent citizen Of Charlotte county,
who has taken lively Interest in It's
politics ana the politics of the adjoining
coun ties, when asked concerning the po-
,litlcal outlook&in his section said
1.-THE people8of our lon are more In
#terested y in measures than In men. w 9
are tired OF tiglittering gencraliues on
roads and public; schools So far, the!
clear, emphatic clean cut statement OF
Colonel oseph o. Willard that no favors
putting the convicts on the public roads
and that 5hesis for the Single list adop-i
ton of school books. as we'll rs the many
other sound principles, laid down by him
I'm his PLATFORM. have placed him Y in the
lead for tho governor ship. This departure
OF Colonel sWilard,s from S'glittering gen
erallties' to specific Elements concerns
ling roads and schools has won converts
from the other candidates and Unused
his friends, While Mr.. Swanson has q
goodly following, 4 many say that he has
high honor, and while we xpect to
see him Governor some day, Il he should
stay in Congress- III Colonels Willard, whose
whole service politically has been in our
Legislature, which gives him q ripe ex-
pcrience for effective service as Governor,
would be forced, entirely out of office.
TO take Mr.. Swanson from one high Of
flee and place him, in another: and to
nut Colonel Willard clear out looks un-
kind. They are Il both bright fellows, SO
keep them both IN harness. ~ i6S \ XII
5S.kow about Judge Mann" the report
er asked. ~ s \ 81
"Fe will be third Il in the race, al
though the newspa pers, = see, say ho Is
strong in my section, replied Mr.. Mar
shall. s
}a.yVhat about the natorship 2"
"Looks like aStrnce between a Grey
Fox and a Red Fox with a lot Of our
people with the Red Fox colors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
BUsBY CASE DRAGs ON. 4
But Little Brought Out So Far
Which Was Not Heretofore Told

The second day OF the third trial Of the
case Of j ! III. Busby,aNV. Dawson, Bloom,
berg and Marks passed lin the Lag and
dent, the evidence brought out being prac-
ideally that already twice told. MIR.
Smith completed his rigid cross ross eXamna
ton of the PLAINTIFF and IN the afternoon
!. read read a number OF dispositions which were
printed during the former trials Mr.
x. %. Lucas, confidential clerk and books
keeper for Busbyi was 5ons the stand when
y the court took "a recess at $3.50 o'clock,
until 40 o'clock this morning and Mr..
Royal was still questioning him upon
his chief: I Mt Lucas Z, VII
Of to-day for when Mr. Royal finishes
with him he will be cross examined at
length by counsel for the defendants
The case may get TO the Jury by Satur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
~ Personals and Briefs.

Mics Florence Jacobs and brother Will leave
70. morrow On an extended visit TO Washing ton,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. ". S q I. ,83
MIN y. Russell. OF 10 sos East Mali! y
visit her mot her. VI no has been quite III.
Mr. s. r. Bridges. OF Atlanta. president OF
the Aikohect Lyceum System. & Is stopping a
thes Lexington Hotel. He has arranged the
Old Homestead Mule cluartctte Company TO
appear here ats the y. NJ. c. 4. hall Saturday
evening OF this week. . u. !. v,
Mrs, Irving l.. Beveridge, who was operhte.o
on, a. the Memorial hospital on last rlduy.s y
very much better. . & , y, X :, y,
5tomSrrow3 evening at the home OF Mrs. F. ~
iTimberlake, on Second Avenue. Chestnut Hin.
The presence OF all members Is especially &c -
sirad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
FOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Will be Gotten and Presented
to Council in Short While.

conference vas held last night pc;
tween the subcommittee from the special
High school Committee and a, subcom-
lmttee from the School Board with q view
stoireaching some tangible agreement con-
cernlne the proposed new High School,
building. The result was that 1t was de-
cided to call upon architects for plans and
specifications at an early date. SO that
they may 80 before the Council With az
the necessary data and be In a position to-
say what they want.
Nothing was done about tho site for tho
new building. The members agreed that
the building should cost about $300,000 the
figure heretofore settled upon. s5S fe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02

not entitled I ask space to say5that the
success of the Undertaking so far as 1t
has gone is not due to the efforts 0 I any
individual member but to those of the
who have labored so diligently to ac-
complish the building of the new church.
TT Is distasteful to me to have any
work in which may assist in connection
tparticultrly so inEthls instance. when no
mention was made Of the many assoc
ciates charged with these labors along
with myself. 4f ss IN $l 3sA - ig S 81 "a "a s%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
a LoYable Old Lady,.

" Mrs. sarah IL. Currle yesterday ccebra ted
her fninetieth birthday. at her home. No. ESQ
East Grace Street gay t . friends Q. q
showered her with congrat ulat!ons. Mrs, Cur
tho best Of health nna received ;M her
sion ~ she is one OF the best knownitl ladies'
IN the city, and her continued good heath
Is source Of pleasure to her many rriohellstt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Woman-Drinks Poison,

& AS the result OF family troubles, &.
young woman named Matte Christian
ATTEMPTED TO commit suicide by taking an
overdose of laudannm at her home on the
River Road. Dir, Barkstlale was sum
.moned and did all that could be done TO
relieve her and after two hours work
got her out OF danger, She WAS reported
last night as being out Of danger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
TWO NEW CHARTERS.
Commission Authorizes Milling
! and Annl1lsennent C. COMPANIES.

y Tho state Corporation Commission has grant
Oh tho following charters; Rural Retreat Pro-
duce and Milling Company One J, 4, Rural Re
yicespresdent; John ~, Rlfrert, Secretary and
treasurer. al Of Rural Retreat Capital stock
n rolling Mil at Rural Retreat Va. a a5
Lester Park Amusement CORPORATION Nor.
folk county; D. r., ApponTeler, president i,
initial stock, 5000 Objects, TO conduct q
general amusement business x NJ ff3 s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
4 Successor Not Selected.

e United States Marshal ] K ID B, Stuart stated
yesterday to a Times Dispatch representative
that he had not determined whom he would
appoint to succeed Deputy Marshal Samuel
Rendit recently resigned, nor has he deter
mined positively whether or. not no viii name
another deputy for Richmond. Deputy Marshal
lsGright Is located here and has nearly two
No 5intimaton is given by the marshal as to
whether no will reappont3 NJ :, Enrlght; at the
end Of that time IA En- S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
i 5 ETT II. TO 8. IA. IN rs SON,

49,
nenr sir: NM N Avery elhl N y;
Ind two nous exactlySaiiEe, md painted
them; one, eYne lea -ana-znei the I. eer
3harytes- and-znc. He paid same price t ~
Iie used Six gallons 1T lead q ha-a9nc' s.
gallons barry tesrand -zinc. . !, I, ~
lie paid SIS tlns U sean,a
s36 for painting ba Y - Zinc tob
was ss7;, tho total cost The barstess atp7
zinc lob was se4, Y, \, !, y ~ L, &c !.
the dealer told him that paint was as sooa
a fair example Of how y : ge 9, g Z = !
comes-out, when you buy t sosRs = !,
1n 3, g z Pa ne s name I'll N peyoo
Yours truly S..l Y, INV 1, Il 4. 90 Z
10 VI b si.3 b 2S5 ~ ny n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Memorial Il Services

The memorial services OF, Henrleo Council
Royal Arcanun be held a1 nnltom i' Ia
delivered BY REV. r. u Mo Eadden, supreme
= anal
march 10 tho church, where the services wll'
begin ut O'clock. te&e.saEaaeiEE Lal8sli.eH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
WANTED IN KENTUCKY.
Governor Sends Requisition tor
an Alleged Murderer.

Governor Montague yesterday received
d ,requisition from Governor Beckham, OF
who is wanted in Pike county on the
charge Of murder, 1t is alleged 81 hat
Meek killed A. J. Foster IN Kentucky
on December list. 1904. and he Is now IN
Governor Montague wired the Common
wealth's Attorney Of Wise county to as
certain If the man Is held on any cnarg 9
there, and II not he VIII be Delivered "
the Kentucky sheriff at once. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Dundee Again Sold.

Mr., j. Preston Carson has purchased
''Dundee," at Forest lilll Park, formerly The
home Of Colonel Charles II oFcrruli The
price is reported as being $4,000. Mr. Carson
will make Dundee his home 70: " least i
part Of the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Appeal for Colored Mission,
ROY. J, s. Mason, in charge Of the Coored
M ission, No s West Canal Street, writes thus

N7EsIo11, W. WuHSA $3.50
no 'T doubt You have heard Of the work being
carried on III Ponitentlar Bottom for the pur-
Of raising moral sland nnd q Ihe
prnctice Az best We could the plans Of Mr.
Wiley lie has shown himself very f,rIen g
by heping and o salt y h ot bset white families
i II Inc city e,y With hep, Of which we have taken
the grea,es and plensure Y n donS an
al. sure WIFI bring much needed help to this
work, which, if you Wlll Pc Kind enough 10
nuke Will greatly oblige us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
CAFE CAB sERyl cE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND WASHlN0TON TRAINS

SO AND 81 IN f, q n r, r,
Commencing Friday, March Sd, .. a. ~
cafe dining cars, viii bc operated between
Richmond and Washington daily on trala
No. So leaving Main Street Station,
Richmond. 6:2s a. NJ, and train No 67
leaving washington 7;25 r. M, duo Main
Street station 1850 r. M.
.13 H 81 w II. TAYLoR. III
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-02
Mr.. Lccky's Disclaimer.

Mr.. Robert Leky. Jr., referring TO an
article published Tuesday regarding the
yerv successful collection taken Sunday
al The Church Of the Covenant. said yes
s;erday;
.The article in question gives me the
major part OF the credit, to which ] am