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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-22
0rph0um Theatre

]. c. COHEN, Manager.
Commencing FRIDAY EVENING,
June %, every evening and Saturday
Matinee.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
N. B. CURTI} NOVELTY COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
The Summer Rest.

Many Richmond people are familiar with
this place and the lovely Piedmont valley
running from Alton to charlottesville inc
mountain sides, are dotted with b residences OF
more or less Tfa,ne1 One ml1eswest Of Green
wood Is situated the Summer Rest, Whcn
for eleven years past has been the resting
niace ~ many OF the toiling women of your
city, who are dependent upon their r., own ,Sa
work for self support, and frequently tor tno
support Of other members OF their families e
The place is beautifully situated ana con ~,
mnnds an extended view OF mountains ana
valley. This REST has been carried on
bv the almost Individual efforts of NJ ~. I ,.
4 Barksdale, assisted by the "co-operni!lVeI
Workers OF Richmond" which Is composer
am told. of women who have very little time
"a devote to tho work. but do what they can,
The Rest is now In need OF funds. am sure
Il wou people would consider for Inoment
and innulre into the nature OF THIS nope
work they would rally to Its support.
THE prospect for peach and apple crop
&c said 10 be good at this time
farmers are busy planting corn. inc county,
i. very dry; grass very backward; WINTER
ate no, good spring sown oats pesinnlms W
make a fair show; no summer VISITORS a''
rived Snsley,s palatial residence at .riverton."
tho former home Of the Baylors. Is nearing
eo n n,,a non, tho Presbyterian Church. Is
hopt n minister, and 1t Ia said the Revs,
wilmuue Nave md Cowling have resigned the
rectorship OF "Emmanua' EplscopaIis f;rHR
rroonwood, Va 5.i Eva aA Estl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
.UNVE|L WINDOW
At THE MUSEUM.
Exceedingly Interesting Exer-
cises Attend Presentation
by Marylanders.
REAGAN AND MEMMINeER
Portraits Of These Distinguished
Cabinet Officers Are
Preset1ted
REAGAN AND MEMMlNGER

$ The exercises at the Confederate Mus
scum yesterday afternoon, attendant upon
the presentation of portraits and the
unvcilng OF the Maryland window. were
exceedingly interesting, and drew to-
gether large number of Richmond and
Baltimore people, who were welcomed Mt
the Museum by the regents and vice.
regents Of the different rooms.
Mr. George Bryan appropriately in
troduced Or. Allard MemminGer, OF
Charleston. s. c.. who presented the por-
traits of Judge Reagan and his father.
Secretary Memminger The presentation
was made in the Solid South room of the
Museum, of which Miss Minnie Baugn-
man Is regent.
DR.. Memminger said:
1.-THE distinguished honor of appearing
before you this afternoon Is accorded
me. and though feel hardly able to do
justice to those am about to intro
duce. a keen pleasure is felt in trying to
accomplish this task before so cultured,
refined and historic an audience. in this
grand old city of Richmond, the mother
and pride of the Confederacy, the capt.
tai of the State, and the home Of great
and lllustrious generals statesmen and
patriotic women of Virginia.
This name. Virginia; how beautiful; u
is euphony; beautlfulgin sound and more
beautiful still in sentiment: for with 1t IS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the long and heroic
struggle Of the South for independence;
the great and bloody battles of the war;
the first establishment of peace through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
.GRUBB MURDER
CASE IS ON TRIAL
Only One-Half Of States Wit;
nesses Have Tes-
titled.
NO CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY Is; N /
Miss Rice Tells Of the Ugly
Threats Of the Ac-
cused.
NO CONFLICT OF TESTIMONY
,snec,,1 70 The rtmes.Dispatch,,

4G455 Especial to The gTtmes-DlspatcH's 5s5ra :
SALISBURY, n. c.. May 13.--The ex-
animation Of witnesses in the trial OF !,
Clay Grubb, for numbering Q. L. Davis,
was continued In the Superior Court here
to-day. States witnesses occupied the
chair during the entire day. Among
those placed upon the stand were Liberty
Koontz, H. NJ. Grubb. DR.. Cathel, Miss
Minnie Rice, Walter Leonard, D. T..
Fritts and w. ]. Leonard.
Leonard Is the photographer who made
photos OF the scene OF the tragedy for
use in court. The photograph OF the
church and grounds were at first. objected
to by counsel for the defense. In all,
the State has forty witnesses and only
about one-half OF the number have been
heard.
A rest by the State is expected before
Tuesday There Is but little conflict OF
testimony SO far. Miss Rice testified
that she heard the pistol shot and heard
Grubb say II have killed Obe Davis
and heard him ask for his three broth
ers.. saying when he had killed them ne
would be satisfied.
Grubb was accompanied in the court
room this afternoon by his wife and
child, Interest In the trial continues UNI
abated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
DANIEL RECOMMENDS
APPOINTMENT OF L.0MA.X.
Senior Confederate Officer Q
Virginia to be on Gettys-
burg Commission.
By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Dam
lei, Of Virginia, recommended to the
President to-day the appointment or
Major-General Lunsford Lewis Lomax as
one Of the members Of the Gettysburg
Battlefield Commission. in succession to
the late Major Robins, Of North Caro-
lima, who was ono Of the Confederate
commissioners. The President REFERRED
the matter to Secretary Taft who is the
appointing power, with a request that
the appointment of General Lomax be
made.
General Lomnx is the senior Confed-
crate officer of Virginia and, with tns
excention of Major General Hoke or
North Carolina, Is the senior officer liv-
Ing of the Army OF Northern virginia.
He was first lieutenant Of cavalry IN
the United States army. and comma y I.
the escort Of President Lincoln at the
time OF the latter's first inauguration.
For many years General Lomax has
been an employe Of the War Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
OFF FOR GEORGIA.
T, p. AS Go to Savannah to At
tend National Convention.

Members OF tho Travellers Protective
Association OF this city, will leave to-
day to attend the meeting OF the M
3tIonal Association, ut Savannah. Ca
this week. The meeting promises to pc
the most successful and most largely at
tended of any in the history OF me assoc -.
citation. -
Virginia will be well represented, me
following members going on the .. a.
i. at 2:2O O'Clock this afternoon;
Alexandria 20. II. Kirke, j.. w, DOW
ham, j. Y. Williams, and A, ,. Brockett
and three ladies. :,
Richmond--.T T.. Hill, G. Walton saund-
ers. Joseph 3Walerstein. Hampton lseln-
ing. Ike I,ovenstein and wife, Edward
Quares and wife. II. l.. Ellis. Jr" X, :.
Moore John S. HARDWOOD. Il. =. winston.
8H Lee Lorraine, q. H. Cloves ana WIFE, te'
Henry L. HARDWOOD
Petersburg-R. A. Martin. Il. w. Prltch-
ard. r.. s. Beckwth md wife.
Lynchburg-B, q. Adams and wire, II.
s. Oglesby and d. w. Sale.
Norfolk--c. f. Holland and W. G. Pow
y, w S. Cross, Of Suffolk, and NeilI Nc
coul, of New York. will also so with
tho Richmonders, u,
Tho headquarters of the Virginlans VIII
he at tho Hotel De Soto, where all VIZ
cinians who go to Savannah are invited
to call while the convention. Is In SEES
sion. There will be number OF SIDE
trips, and it Is expected that the dele
gates will be away for at least the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
THE DELFT CHI.
New Legal Fraternity Organ
Ia ICED at the University.
fsneciaI 10 The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. May 81
"A new legal fraternity. the Delta Chi.
was Installed at the University OF Viz
charter Nom bers: John Ashby Williams.
OF Washington. D. c.: Albert Lister Al
exander. of Shreveport, La: Robert Louis
rRarr. OF Kendallville. Ind; Henry Amos
Osborne, Jr.. Of Havre de Grace, Md;
Benjamin. Franklin Camp. .Jr, of White
Springs. Fla: George Arthur Paddock. OF
Chicago, Ill; Aubin Lee Boulware. Of
Richmond. Va; William Taylor Basket.
Of Louisville, KY; John Calvin Hopkins
Jr.. of Prestonsburg. KY: Edwin James
Smith. of Oceana, Va; Joseph Davidson
Harklns, Of Prestonsburg Ky; John
Donelson Martin. of Memphis. Tenn;
Charles Raymond Degnan, OF Wheeling
w. Va; Cary Nelson Welslger, Jr.. OF the
University of Virginia; William Christo-
q her Fo,ilks, OF Memphis, Tenn: Har-
man Anderson Dlnwiddie. OF Charlottes-
Vile. va. and William Outerbridge
/. spates, OF Poolesvile Md.
THE installation ceremonies were In
charge of Messrs. Bride and Mechanism.
OF Georgetown; Shirley, Of Columbia. and
Carlisle, OF Cornell, and took place a.
the Meadow Creek Country Club, near the
University, Tonight a banquet was
served at Hotel Gleason. this city.
The Delta Chi fraternity was founded
at Cornell University In the spring OF
1890, and at present has nineteen chap
tiers. Among Its active chapters are Cor
NELL Michigan. Pennsylvania, GEORGETOWN.
Chicago, Chica go Kent College West Vir-
cinia. New York Law School, Columbia,
Harvard, Osgood Hall Law school, Ohio
state, Minnesota and Dickinson. Vir-
pinla's is the furthest chapter South
With the coming Of Delta Chi, the list
OF two class fraternities In each depart
ment OF the University is completed-P'h,i
icaI department; Il. N. E.. and Larnbd
ri, In the academic, and Delta Chi and
Phi Delta Phi, In the law department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Heckler--Parrish.

A quiet marriage was solemnzed at the
Methodist parsonage "Wednesday morning
al 7;45 o'clock when Rev pi Il Is s, SCOT sh
md MIR. Henry G, Iiechler, In the pres
eiice of the members Of tho families OF
tho contracting parties, aud few OF
their most Intimate friends, The bride
was becomingly gowned ~ y tan tailored
travelling suit. With nat ana gloves 70
match. H..
Sho is the attractive daughter OF MIR,
ana Mrs, A. j. Parrish. OF Augusta coun-
ty, and is n young lady ofsa charming
personality, which has won for her q
host of friends In Falrmonnt, where she
has made her home for the past several
years with her sister, Mrs, BETTE Mey-
ers,
,treasurer OF Henrico county. Immediate-
Nv AFTER, the ceremony Mr.. Hcckler and
Ills bride left for a ten days trip TO
washington. Baltimore. and New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Washington Affairs.

(From Our Regular correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. ?. c.. May la.-Postmasters
appointed:
Virginia-Haycock. Floyd county, Bette H.
Nolen, Vice Kate E. Lester. resigned: Pretlow,
Southampton county. George w. Wade. Vice
Jordan D. Prelow. dead Rives, Prince George
county. Ella S. Wilkerson. vice Martha E.
Finne, resigned
North Carolna-M. Arson, Warren county
Mortimer Van Fleming, vice L. n. Kimball,
resigned
June 18th: Frederick Hall. Louisa county,
route /, population 375, houses So; Galax
Grayson county, route 3. population 4SS. houses
1O4. Riceyille, Pittsyvania county, route A.
population 400, houses l05 y
Napoleon J. Rich appointed regular. Robert
II. Rich. substitute rural carrier route q az
Postoff,ces established: yrginia-Achsah.
Nansemond county. John w. Fry, postmaster
North Carolina-Hare. Alleghnny county,
Thomas L. Harris, post master
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
and pa trotism, who We're worthy success
sors of their immortal ancestors. the ne,
roes that composed the First Maryland

and pa triotism, who were worthy success
sors Of their immortal ancestors. the ne
roes that composed the First Maryland
Line.
Mr.. Poe euloglzed the devotion Of the
Maryland women in keeping alive the
memory of their loved and lost, and then,
In referring to the window about 10 pc
unveiled. quoted the wonderful descrlp-
ton written Of It's design by the state
regent of the Maryland Daughters OF the
Confedera cy.
The Rev Dr.. William E. Evans, OF
Monumental Episcopal Church, Balti-
MORGAN by birth, accepted the window IN
a few we'll chosen remarks. AfterWard.
while the band played Maryland, My
Maryland. Alice Small Blair, the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Beirne blair,
drew aside the folds OF the Confederate
flag draping the window, and the figure
OF Glory, overshadowing and sustaining
the dying Confederate soldier. was re-
yealed. The background, beautiful color
ing and exquisite Workmanship OF the
window. executed By Tiffany, OF New
York, under Mr.. .Ruckstuhls supervision,
we're especially noticeable. The fact
( that the Maryland room comes second
in the placing Of such a memorial, ADDED
to its beauty, renders 1T matter or pa
triotic pride to the ladies connected with
that and the other rooms of the museum.
Some of the Visitors.
Mrs. John Prentiss Poe. the regent for
MARYLAND, accompanied her husband TO
Richmond and was warmly welcomed oy
her many friends. Other Maryianders
and visitors present included Mrs. and
Miss Small, of Frederick, Nd; Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. B. Gresham, Mrs. b. Jones ray
Tor, Mrs. Edward 1ngles Mrs. Sarah Sci,
den Strother Mrs John e. Wexford, a..
OF Baltimore; Mrs. Robert Burgess, OF
Mississippi, and Mrs. Broadhead, OF CAM
den. Mo. -,
After the afternoon programme was
over and visitors had Gained down some,
what from their enthusiasm and oellghteo
annla,,se an adjournment to the broad
piazza Of the building was made and re-
freshments were served by Miss Sue Gray,
Miss Avis Grant, Miss Sarah Chamber.
Jayne. Miss Libby Wlngo Miss Ma.nel
O'Ferrail, Miss Helen Tanner, MISS NIL ,,,n.
nle patton. Miss Gay Montague. MISS
Nora randolph and Miss Rosalie Valen-
tine,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
PRINCETON DEFEATED.
Williams No Match for Hill
of Yale.
fBy Associated Press.)

PRINCETON, N. y. May 13.-Prince-
ION was easily defeated by Yale this al
ternoon in dual track meet BY the
SCORE OF 70 70 to "a 1-2. Captain Williams.
ex-champion intercollegiate miller. proved
no match for Hill OF Yale, who finished
several rods in the lead by relnar c nao'e
sprint, doing the mile IN minutes % 40
seconds. ,.,o,,
short distance man. failed to secure a
Mace in the 900 yard dash. The best
axhibitIon OF the meet was by simons.
~ princeton, who made broad jump
~ % feet ii IL inches, breaking the
records OF both universities. The two
niles was done in splendid time by Hale
Of Yale. who set the pace for the entire .
race and finished ahead OF chapinr'n .
minutes 40 3-5 seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
WOODMEN OF WORLD.
Important Amendment to Con-
stitution Adopted.
IBv Assoctafed prass

(By Associated Press.)
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 13.-The
Sovereign Camp. Woodmen of the World,
has fixed next Thursday as the date OF
final adjournment An important amend
ment to the constitution of the order was
adopted to-day, when the sovereign COM
mander was given authority to appoint
or remove general. special and local
organizers, lecturers and assistants, and
to establish their compensation on recon-
mendation of majority Of the head off,
GERS OF the Jurisdiction
The convention decided to admit brass
moulders and tlnishers in the future. this
class having heretofore been barred from
membership.
The Woodmen Circle. the Women's Aux
Hilary of the order. decided to erect an
$4,000 Office building in Omaha as an in
vestment OF part of its surplus revenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
attempt II. BURN
A C0L0 |: !. R [: D MAN \
Nelson Blackwell and Family
Saved From Gre.
nation.
I MAMMOTH planning !! MILL
Notice Of Coming Wedding Of
Popular Young
Man..
.fspecial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, May 13.-Nelson
ri, cLu,o,, colored had q good show for.
~, /. ,,,a.,,,, ,,,ho,, !, :, sscr.
" Gnu as .'o.' . ' - 90.
BY found q pie OF pine calieu Ia. a''u
rags saturated with coal oil briskly burn
ing under the corner of his house on
1t..,,o, o,root
,,o .,,ro
Neisoh 10 iisi' 'eep'e.'
but he evidently has bitter enemies. Nel-
son and his family were soundly sleep.
ing when the incendiary set the torch
to the we'll prepared kindling.
The fire was put out before much dam
age resulted. 1t is understood that
certain party is suspected In connection
with the IRE.
BIG PLANNING MILL.
The Appomattox Lumber and BOX com
pany will build a three hundred 1901 DICK
planning mill along the norfolk ana w es'-
ern Railroad. east OF Lleltena.il ILL III.
Inc lo'io"iIls ,, tl,,sI,n, .".>tr "a
~ appeared IN me Mop,'e i,e'i' ~
AIRS W. r. Is. wilson mars ne lol, l.a sA..
nouncement to-day OF INC ei,suse,l'eaiis y. y,
their daughter, Garoiine o aio'l'a' n ,,
MIR. Frederick Harvey RUNNER, Q. r..
9tersburg, va. me weuuins " W ~.
solcmnlzcd at me fanny ~
200 St. Joseph Street, on me evening EIgi
OF June lst ut o.clock. No caius WI,
be issued, and Only .he lei .i., en- err
intimate lriends VIII pe p,esen, =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Gavnor-Greene Case.

(By Associated Press,J
MONTREAL, May 13.-The iina! sta Sos
Of the Gaynor-Greene case before u ls
considered on It's merits by the. eXtradi-
tn.dav when tho prosecution endeavored
to Introduce evidence to offset tho ex-
pert Testimony Of witnesses for the de-
Tense, who had declared that the print,
ed evidence presented by the United
assistant United States district attorney,
New York, was called, but the defense
objected to his evidence and an argument
was commenced whic htook UP most OF
the day. }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Regulators in Trouble.
,c,ncIoI - The Tines. Disnatch

Especial to The Times DIspatchJ $4,000
OSDORN's GAP, VA, May 13. -Reports are
going the rounds here in effect that band OF
masked men went to an alleged disorderly
house near Freelins. kept by Mrs. Eiore lorenzo
Vanover. night or two since, ana oragReo
the woman from the house, for the ostensible
purpose OF infllcting the proverbas stripes
upon her back chastisement for her
wrong. doing But from some cause their pur-
pose failed apd now the woman has sworn out
warrants for a half dozen, OF the 'whitecaps.
swea RS relatively to the Identity OF some OF
the parties. and they are likely TO have some
trouble over their Regulating adventure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
VIRGINIA FUNERAL plREcToRs'
FOLK, VA, MAY NTH 10TH.

Account above occasion, the Norfolk
md Western Railway Company Will sell
tickets. Richmond 10 Norfok ana fetutn'
~ "a 5o frickets will DO sold May 18th,
tNth and nth good for return passage
mi, mil Nav ed. Three daily trains In each
direction. quickest, best and only all
ra,l line. No change Of cars, For tickets
md full information, amply Richmond
transfer Company, Ticket Agent Byrd
street station. and at company's office,
90 g. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
JOHN II. WAGNER,
City Passenger Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Two New Charters.

The state Corporation Commlssi hon has
Gardner >Barytes Corporation, GARNER.
r. N. Heath, president; u. y. se DAVIS,
5treasurer;5 John II Early, vice. presidents
James L. Devenny, secretary; Al Of q, pitts.
burg, Pa. Capital stock, $40, CO. Objects:
Buying, selling, leasing, constructing and
operating mines, quarries, etc;
The Buckingham Commercial Corpora
ton Dillwyn. James l.. Anderson. pres Y,
Silvey, secretary and treasurer; all OF
.Diilwyn, va. Capital stock, $40, o00.s OBJ
iects: Buying and selling and the manu-
featuring of timber. selling and grindlng
Of bark and a general merchandise tfll nus sl
ness. III "a y 4s3l' .ss .3+S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Sophomore Class Officers.

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
v. r. Il. BLAcKsBVRG; VA A. NAY M g,,,c s,n
this afternoon for their Junior year as ioi-
lows President H. Warner o. Mar r. man
va: Vice President. James ~ wilson; o. nht ~
New New canton. Va Treasurer: william I l.
Branch Of chare.ton w Va n's.aI rms
t1"SW Kerfoot OF Warrenton. Va: CADET
e. B. powell. Of Portsmouth. was elected bn nIs
(annuaD representative for ne e, as Hu de
~ Iawson. OF Burke's Garden, were elected
an the Virginia Tech STAFF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
CHASE CITY TENDERS a
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR
Especial to The T1mles-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
& CHASE CITY, VA. May 1.-THE follow
ing notice has been posted in the town Of
Chase City:''His Excellency, A. J. Monta-
que. Governor Of Virginia, has accepted
an invitation to meet the citizens OF
Chase City. at the Town Hall on Monday
morning, the 18th of May. at 10 o'clock.
and, II well enough. will deliver brief
address.
Everybody invited to attend The
ladies are especially invited.
''THOS. D. JEFFRESs,
Mayor OF Chase City, Va
MAY 18th. 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
A REAL KENTUCKY WAY
TO SHOW APPRECIATION
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

4 LYNcHBURG, VA, May l3,-John L..
Lee, who was the senior counsel in the
defense of J. Samuel McCue, who was
hanged In charlottesville for wife muir
der, and who recently defended Judge
James Hargis, who is charged with COM
plicity in one of the Breathitt county
murders, has just received from newly
made friends in that State a two-year-
old thoroughbred filly, which comes as a
present to show the esteem In which Mr..
Leo Is held by his new friends IN the
Blue Grass State.
Mr., Lee will go back to Lexington
to defend Judge Hargls In his second
trial next fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
METER TO N, w. BoWE,
Richmond, Va,

Dear Sir: Father and son: one Is glad,
the other is sad. DeYoe; aead-and. on.
N Y. palnted his house Devoe three years
ago; Ills father, same time, painted his
house lead-and,oll.
The fathers house Is all chalked-off;
the son's Is as good as new. They'll paint
the same way next time
Yours truly
"a r w TEVOH & co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Upon their return they will make their
home on the Mecharh csvllle ! Turnpike,
the pretty suburban home OF Mr., Heck
Ter. where they will be glad to see their
Day Nursery6for; the Colored.

The board OF managers OF the colored day
nursery, which Is an estimable charity being
conducted by +, number Of ladies as a
means OF helpng the oolored people to start
their lives under proper conditions. has se-i
curcd suitable building for the day nursery,
day, May 18th, donation day Will DO bold at
the day nursery. No. 2os East Leigh Street,
and tho members OF the board will DO present
to receive whatever contributions may DO made
by charitably disposed persons. 4,
Food, clothing. bed linen and furniture VIII
be very useful and acceptable. Contributions
may DO either delivered in person or sent md
proper acknoyladg 1nent will DO made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Entertains at Cards.

Mrs. Fl. X. Franklin entertained at
cards on Thursday night in honor of Miss /
Mercedes Rahel, Of Havana, 4 and cher
niece, Miss Cogare. OF q England. After
the game. which was progressive euchre.
the guests, mum bering about forty. par,
took Of delightful .refreshrnla ant elegant,
ily served. The contest was spirited ana
the prizes particularly handsome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Demolished the School.

Especial to The TlInes-D lspAtch0
( GREENSBORO. N. c.. May ia heavy
" demolished the handsome graded school
building, painting on which had been I, com ON.
over miles OF surface and trees were up
rooted No loss OF life Is reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Isthmian Canal Employees.
fRv Associnted press.)

II5y -1fHsUUItttc1
WASHINGTON. d. c., May la.--In an
opinion rendered by Attorney-General
Moody regarding the application OF the
eight.hour; law to the employees of the
Isthmian Canal Commission on the Isth-
mus Of Panama the attorney-general
holds that the law applies to those en-
showed that 1t did not cover all the
ground desired by the Panama Canal
Commission and consequently It VIII be
returned to the attorney-general for
further consideration.