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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

States by tho forty years since
Thanksgi giving day, 1865, for which :
its citizens should be thankful. +:
+ + H., -. :.
Most important agencies in the,
new and stronger union which has
come to the United States since
1866 have been furnished by the tre-
mendously improved means Of COM
munication and transportation. Tho
plenty of criticism may, be justly
due to it's management, the. present -
railroad system Of the United States
is something for which the whole
country should be profoundly thank
full. = -" - 70 49, = - ~r
Most folk. accept it today as a #
matter of course. To" the younger
generation it seems like an insti-'
tuition that has. always been In ex-
istence, and without which, no mat
ter how much fault may be found ll!1 with
it's rates, the business Of the country.
could not well 60 on. But while there
were about $4,000 miles Of railroad In
1865, there are more than four times
as many today, or about 2l5,OOO, more
than seven miles for every hundred
square miles Of territory. :. IL !
Then, as the old heads .7 5ss,55s. s,55s
remember very well, there -
was no steel highway ~. i. :
linking the coast Of the
Atlantic with the coast -. ~.
of, the Pacific. Then there .. .s...
were three ways by which +! -
one wishing to travel from -.
New York or Boston or .:.@
Washington to San Francisco.
or Portland could do 50, 2, = -.
Overland by combination Of -vs ;:
rail to the Mississippi, and :
by stage coach and horseback ~.
from the r1ver, journey requiring
many days; by steamer or sailing ship
around the Horn, a voyage Of months;
or by steamer to the Isthmus Of Pan
anna (they called it Darien, then) across
on the Panama railroad, and thence by
steamer again up the coast to San Fran
cisco. ....: -. FL. L. -.. s....
It cost several hundred dollars to get
from one side Of the country to the
other, then. Now, at the lowest rate,
you may travel from one ocean to the
other for $50; the highest rate, unless
you wish to 60 on private or special
cara veritable palace on wheels-ls
$115.75. This includes sleeping car,
berth and meals. = -.. -. ..-#E.-
:. + + ..- a."
~ But the mere opening Of transporta.
tion across the continent ism It the only
thing in that line which the forty years
since Thanksgiving, 1865, have brought
to the people Of the country for which
to be thankful. '."
There has been such an approach ir
unifcation Of management that 1t il
possible to travel from one coast to the
other with only one change, tho two
and even three are necessary by some
routes. Practically all the railroads
now are Of one gage. Some rnino,
lines, traversing remote and mountain
GUS districts, are still Of the old marrow
gage, but the standard four feet
inch gage has. long been adopted OF
all the lines Of any consequence; th'
six-foot gage, then and long after usec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Interest Keeps LIN,

Rev. MI: Mcdaniel continues to draw
c co i1 lions which al the lecture-room
ing Each night the interest seems 20
grow l, and people from all parts of the
preacher. Last night he took for Ills
text; Matt 1881 verses. Show often
would have gathered Thy children To-
gethcr,, as n hen doth gather her chickens
under her wings. but ye would moi. ana
pictured the last visit of Christ to Jcru-
salem and weeping over the city because
OF lls sin. llc described that as the
condition OF the sinner to-day, who will
not repent and turn to God. Z
AZ the close Of his sermon Or. MCDANIEL
made an earnest appeal to those who did
not believe, TO come out and accept
Christ as their Saviour. A number nc
svertion.
Rev, DR.. w. W Landrum, OF Atlanta,
Ga. was present and took part IN the
5, rrlces,
Captain Frank Cunningham sang a
solo, Tis
These meetings viii continue each night
this week AT o'clock, All are Invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Frightiul Mortality.
Due to Brieht's Disease - The
Fearful Increase Shown
by the Census.

The census gives the llgufes Tor 1917
and 1900. The intervening iSurcs show
the Increase, as averaged by years.
A horrlfying picture--ncarly $4,000 dead
within one year, and an army of several
times that number Of new recruits al
ready primed with Kidney trouble" for
the call.
What does 1t all mean? Just this
that countless thousands have kidney
trouble,t' and not one In a hundred knows
that II Is Bright's Disease, and that II
II gets chronic docs not get well IN two
or three montiisl that the victim has
been enrolled in this awful army Of
death. and that there Is then only one
thing known that stands between the
patient and death. viz, Fnl,ons Renal
Compound for Brlght's Disease,
Owens and Minor Drug Company Is
local agent for Fnlton's Compound.
The dangerous symptoms are: Weak
ness or ioss of weight. PUFFY ankl5s
hands or eyelids kidney trouble afte,
the third month. falling vision, drowsl-
ness. One or more OF these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
STATEMENT ABOUT MERGER
Report Shows Decrease Of Over
Million Dollars lin Net Earn
Sings Of Company. 3!.s 8.ss

Especial 70 The Times. D !,

tCIeCldl u
JERSEY CITY. MI. March 49, a the
annual meeting Of tho Sloss- Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company. held here to-day.
Major James II 81 Dooley, Of Richmond.
Ya.,5 WHO has, 4 t Is understood. been quite
a heavy buyer OF the sloss- Shelf field stock
In the recent past 3 and who was at ono
time a director In the company. also q
director tin the seaboard Air Line Rail-
way. was chosen a director to succeed
Mr.. j. II, Pummer. who retires on nc
were re.elected. Nj. W.. 2. Strong sue
ceeds Mr.. r. b.. Van Cortlandt on tho
Executive Committee. .!s4i 81 Il
Tho statemcntl Is at rfbuted to the
> there. are now no grounds upon which
the Southern Iron merger can Ybe nude,
and that recently the Sloss- Sheffield re-
securities for. the securities OF the now
company 40 be formed. On this point
promoters OF the merger plan say that no
one has been authorized by the bankers
charge to make an offer for: exchange OF
securities to Sloss- Sheffield or any other
\ comran ~ and that he&syndicate is pro-
#ceed1ng upon definite lines.
Annual Report: IA
ings forths year ended Novem tr' last last,
2 " shown IN the annua report to the
The total profits for the year, fter
5d1sductIIg n loss by the North Alabama
Furnace Company OF 81, OF were SIN
a. deer Of sI.fs1. 67B 81 The not earn
r iiigs were s693,637. q decrea Sc of SLIGO. Z
s Oh. and TIE surplus for the yea r.. after
payment OF dividends, was $ll,s37, AIDE
crease OF $1.109, O13. ii Il. -
President il Z. Maben, In his report,
says: The fiscal year OF your COMPANY.
which ended November 3d. 1894 was in,
some respect IS one OF the most disap-
pointing and trying in the histc>S OF tho
: company. Notwithstanding the fact that
4 the country was Overlooking with wealth.
Ethat prosperity was widespread; and the
balance OF foreign trade was largely lin
slavor OF this country. the year opened
with q ikW weak and declining iron market,
with the price OF; No. 2 foundry close to 50.
and despite several feeble efforts to ad
vance, the PRICE remained at about the
EIlgure Tor nine months. so the profits
I 81 the company from pig iron were based
upon UP deliveries for the entire year, at
~ ~ average price Of only a fraction a bove
". ngatinst an average price for the pre-
tanned last year the profits on iron for
the year. owing to increas ed gu tp,lt and
increased cost. would have been 81 600. on
against Silica, 145 the previous year. when
$sl3G6 ~ : teit. - =.
1.-THE production or iron orc Tor tl,c u, 9
was about loo. 900 tons less than IN '1fna
OWING to a strike of miners. i5 Tho Fnrn.
snuctiOn OF coal shows an increas Sc OF 12a.
13i tons over that OF 1909 :. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
n. G':;iLl;Al-ziEBROoK NAMED.
MI. Stuart Names Him Deputy
Marshal Enright Retained

limited States MARSHALL. L.. D. stuart az
soon after arrival here, announced the seiec-
lion or Mr. T. =, Gazebrook. OF this city az
brook has not been regularly employed for
some months. but was formerly employed with
tho Allen, q 4Ginters Branch OF the American
city, where he has resided for many years. ID
mas mas - been y lazebrook
yGs.erahy gualitied before United Conn
snmedz the duties OF the position.
~ l5is generally understood that Il Marshal
Stuart VIII retain Mr.. NJ. ~. EnrlEht, the
present DEPUTY who was held over, Mr., En-
right wa sapbolntnd forAthree months, and this
appointment Is expected to be perpctuated at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
REORGANIZATION.
Insurance Times to Write Up
Local Insurance Business.

Mr.. r. d Kcmpson, business manager
OF The Insurance Times of New lork.
spent last week IN, Richmond looking
after the Interests Of hts paper. me n 2
edition devoted entirely to the insurance
business of Richmond. 1t is uhderstoo1,
that the edition, which will shortly be
tie honef companies. as well as OF, tn
numerous fire. life and casualty agencies
Of foreign companies here. The paper
will also en-, brace anumber q cuts 81
5pales. and will be handsomely gotten -
In every respect. z. I.
The Times has recently gotten out Y
and other large cities, Richmond has
grown TO be one Of the great inHura nee
centres in he South, and the PROPOSED
the insurants, but Will be n good adver-
tisenent for the push and energy or the
reoplc of this city. t s3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
NAT G. GOODWIN IN
HIS FAMOUS old ROLE
"a Gilded Fool" Presented at
the Academy Before Large
Audience. 81

Mr.. Nat. Goodwin. between the first
and second acts of.A Gtded Fool, which
was produced at the Academy last asst alg sa hL
apoluGised for appearing, as he said, IN
I { thread bare piny,'''. and stated that that
hex. s ',a >, ne ,le done IL London.
y The coined ian need have made no apoio-E
~ for presenting the play m W,,c't t,,i,i
won such reputatlon-a al ,,t nos sod
very nearly filled the Academy ,Wltntsss s.d
tha ,,rodiction. and thoroughly enjoyed
the delightful comedy creat t, ny
gives in his Chauncev onort, Wy ny. :, itnra,h
grown i,a,i we'd the role
with his od-time9i nng niea na memories
Of tho days when the comedy 1r0e'1 was az :.
Urea ao,a,nanv was quite capable one.
aud rende erred able support. . NJ, I'M, ne
Mnckay was mot we'll cast, n6MT.I her :" y
Margaret Rnthre o9 tS Se a lIa 81
Pie nheav w? woman 10 use lechinc all ser'a
md das sic was also In literal sense sense i, y
heavy woman, being mH 'inr t one = In on.
m asRec ne on Ear! Miss MhcKay reminded the
d,enoe OF some one they had Sc, seen an o
Heard nut pernamTs sc soSah has nse ,tle trick
q voice t nnr ROBSON, and one
, n,Ss the two women Y, whS raridicuous
opposite type1;S;itt sees Is g
H ,,srknd that it is bound to be recosn@'N
ma 'i','at1i' NV M wing Pictures.
" t.: g Z ,he pioneer man.
"A. T. sheparna., tSr,,Inr field. presents ~
his moving pictures q a, :, s nhnsc OF life
of8subjects depicting e ea,1nf,et OF human
running the e nlilu sf,,ii' Of interesting
dramatic incidents and aS coh, az travel and
which, together with VIEWS view. NJ yfancy, pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Haye Tt All Is Himself.

Major William a. anderson was IN MS
office yesterday having returned from
Halifax Courthouse where he at ,nl i!,e1
court on Monday: While the Major u az
Of the leading ctlzehs Of the county ana l,.i
found that he had a. strong fol I.'' @nrs
there In his candidacy for attorney, Z gen =,
their support. and his friends express IS
themselves as greatly pleased NJ ,s t,,s
prospects OF denomination wtthout q con- =
test. ~, ,x,,.r
tAnderbon has developed and it. now "
seems likely that he VIII i! .o
was m ento Toned a yenra ago as a pri2 .;
able taspirant for the nominauon. pn "
has made no recent announcement en- ~ ~
his intention to become "a candldate Ky, Ky
NAV vet do so, but In the meanw vi!
many influential men all over ne !. 4, Hut :.
are pledginr themselves to 81 po''8l s ~.
for re-electi Ion. ia "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
curry was admitted 10 probate. C., ~. !.
Hardwick qualifying as executor. me
estate Is valued at s7,40
LIFE OF w. w. HENRY.

Scribners Will Publish Blogra-5
ply Prepared by His Daughter.
Another Richmond woman has entered
the field 3of literature and her success
gives great satisfaction 70 i'er$ many my
Mrs. James Lyons, writing over ISliza,
bet II Iilenry Lyons. Is. shortly TO have IN
article irl5Sth Sunday Magazine winch
tells how flirting was introduced into VT
bounced that, This is not fiction pvt 'it
fact and one of the cases when fact IS
stranger than fiction. ID,
Mrs. Lyons has had many articles IN
the various magazines for the past year ,t.a
but has only signed them with one an , q
.lnconsciously what She has been writing
She has been persuaded at last to use
her own name which she wished to With
hold until the Scribners', this autumn;
bring out the ne e. her diztn sSe
written. In tllis life will be included his
various historical addresses.
Mrs. Lyons Is a woman Of unusual
talent which she has been assduously
days Of sorrow. She turned from active
social life to the kingdom of the mind,
which is going to yield GOLDEN fruit.
AS fearless and determined as her
illustrlous ancestor, Patrick Henry, she
has never succumbed to personal grief.
votion to hose Of her household and in
her literary labors.
The Brotherhood Of letters will gladly
take her into its fold.
Besides those already published. Mrs.
Lyons has several articles accepted by
leading magazines. which will be publish
cd IN the course OF the next twelve
months. sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Nancy Brown"

Nancy Brown. has made hit with
Richmond. The music. the costumes, TIE
scenery and the star are all that could
be desired. Miss Mary Marble. always
welcome hero cuptivates easily, and
Tic house, She has the mer-
rlest laugh imaginable and her own way
OF saying and doing things, The supports
ing company Is one of the, best which
hoped that he will bring tho same COM
pnny here once more before he season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Daniel i, and SBat es.l

The a annual budget for 1905 con alnedSan
item allowing the city engineer ste
3nograplier and another assistant. 70 &c
known as fourth assstant# city enslnIeeeIr,:,
shaw. the Street Committee last night
elected Mr.. Travels Daniel TO the former
position and Mr.; w Bernard !, bates 10
nornrfly5in I he office for some time pend-
Ing an appropriation for q permanent ap-
ro1n trneY1t Fp5I-t T.. 49, Mex fsi.5fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Committee Meetings..

The Committed on Electricity last night
approved bills and pay rolls and trans
acted otliersroutlne business. H f,s.9 Yl M
The special committee named ITO look
into the question. of inyestig atlng tho
Richmond. held a mcetingiand disposed Of
some .prell minapy matters. The special
committee on Chesapeake and Ohio shops
and q sub-committ tee on water scheduled
to meet failed Of quorums. & 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Sale Of Timber Land.

Messrs. j. ~ Connolly and Company.
through Mr. ]. 10, Iaichwne, have Just
contaminated the sale, 3 of a large tract
or timber land, located In the Northern
Neck, for Messrs. BristoW and Porter,
me timber being purchased by AIessrs.
r.ubnnk Bros for pennsylvania persons.
at the price Of $3.50, tho land consisting
or APO acres. by Messrs. lsubanks .hross,
more than twice The amount paid for
inc same by B,istow and Porter last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Looked Like Old Times.

Tie arrival In the city last night of
Captain r. e. Marshall, of Portsmon.A,
}Messrs. q osePh r. Duke and r. ;li.si Bas.
by. s4off Norfolk county, reminded one =, OF
gionlsts OF Norfolk county used to zap-
near before the state Democratic MoIn-
smittee in their periodic contests here
nnce here at this time 1t 5isfattributed5 to
other. business. The three gentlemen are
Pat Murphy'S. MI l;is3 S5 e{3i t4 a.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
De Rvland Slightly Hurt.

Rev. DIR. c. II. Ryland, secretary OF
Richmond College. who was struck by a
passing street car at Bowe and Broad
Streets yesterday morning, was resting
nicely last night, lie was Knocked dowr
and puinfully bruised, but no bones were
broken He walked to his home on " rst
Grace street, where he received medca
attention.. fEi tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

Of persons desiring to board said cars. (.
was amended in the Board 30 MS to- prac-
ucnlly Kill tho purposes for which ~ was
offered. M. Zimmerman stated that
tn tIis home swept BY him and refused TO
stop on signal, although not q passenger
was aboard. 3.s, 81 .74i y -,
Serious complaints have como from ciu-
zens along the same line.p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
YESTERDAYS Proceedings

teriay We're:
Ileuger's Administrators Ss. Chappelcar
and others. fnlly argued by Eppa liunton,
Jr, for nppelecs and II, Ct. Motfet for
appellants and submitted.
The court having completed the docket,
adjourned to meet at Wytheyllle, June
9Th next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Old Concern Assigns.

In the Chancery Court deed OF as s.
sjgmlnent lIas bern filed conveying 70 ~. 4.
n 4. burke, trustee, all the assets OF the
Simons's Blank Book Company -
The liabilities amount to 80. 69i: ao Ihree
of the largest creditors are w. e. Simons,
sS59s5: State Bank, $329s.13, and me
Planters National Bank, SOD
In the same Court the Will OF w. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

l,tsthlrty or forty seconds. when N fu i
operation. The elevators are equipped
with electric lighting signal devices,
which cnablcga prospective assenscr pS
pressing a button to ascertain whether
the carriage is above or below, and az
what floor ag n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Rogers and Grilley Coming.

one pt the most charming entertainments
for months viii sbs given next SATURDAY night
in Tie i. NJ q A.. Hall by the, RoEerss-
he famous harpist OF New York. whose play.
Ing has charmed tens q thousands look at
his harp. to say nothing OF the music, -
Charles II. GrIlley Is orc OF the biggest story
tellers In the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
DR.. Landrum Here.

Rev. w. w. Iandrnm, p. Pr, is in the
'ondd BAPTIST Church Tonight At O'Clock,
pr. T.andrnm Is aggreat fayorite ~ ,K 1nnIn
mond and receives q hearty WelS0'''e
every time ho comes hece. Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
JUSTICE JOHNS WAY.
He Lets the DRINKS off for An
other Chance Court Notes.

other Chance Court Notes.
sDrunks to tho right Of him, DRINKS to
85 the left, 3
DrunkS in the pen; ~ IN
Let them MI goiE give them chance;
They'll be back agen.
Whcreuppn. a dozen candidates for the
gold cure sauntered into the fresh ali
and steered toward the nearest gin mill
for @bracers. 56i Il
Percy. Johnsont colored, was sent8tothe
! Of lined from the Pen Mar Hotel. He
was taken in charge by Detectives GLIB
son and Wren 81 ia 5}
sam Daniel, eolored, paid $3.50 for sclrs-
Ing and 'buslnS !, = !, !, !. q, /, -, !,
fight and it turned out that Harriet was
the cuuse of 1t all She was, therefore,
fined $40 and 90 days in Jail, and Hannah
WiIliam Batler; beat 70 I. Wright. and md!
men we're each fined the OF $3.50,
James, Johnson colored, beat nis wife Z ,f!s
penalty OF sixty days security besides,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
+ TWO NEW CHARTERS.
Corporation Commission Grants
Some Business Privileges.

IT, OO1llC ouolllCSo ~ lllVllCSC ~
IS The State Corporation Commission has grant
I cd the following charters:
opequon Telephone Company, Opequon; c.
snapp vice.presdent. FaWcett's Gap. Val;
L. j. snapp, secretary Opequon. Va. Capital
stock. 81. OOO. Objects, to construct and main
tain a telephone line.
The Montebello Land Company Cnc.), Uni
ycrslty4of Virginia; Daniel Har1ljan presi-
dent. charlottesyille ,Xa.; ILL; Holiday.
vice-president, University of Virginin: r. A.
Watson. secretary and treasurer. Charlottes-
willie, Va. Capital stock, $1,000 s. Objects.
to buy and sell real estate
Petitions Granted by Court.
Following are the petitions. for ap-
pcals granted to the Supreme Court yes
terday:
Interstate Coal and Iron CompanY VS..
ClIntwood Coal and Timber Company, ct
ais. Circuit Court of Dickinson county.
Writ of error. and supersedeas. Bond $500.
Lee VS.. Patillo. Circuit Court of Motto
way. county. Appeal and superscdeas.
Bond $1,000.
Agee VS.. Dowdy. Circuit Court OF
cumberland county. Writ OF error and
supcrsedeas. Bond $500. n
Mort. Guardian, ct al VS.. Jones, ct ais.
Corporation Court OF cityso OF Bristol. Ap-
snaulding's administrator VS.. Ches;l.
cut Court of8lGizabeth City county. Writ
OF error refused. .6f
FlshbuIne VS.. Commonwealth. Corpora.
ton Court'or city of Roanoke. Writ OF
! error refused. 3i5l z5s .gs#tsitrI' :,
Phillips VS.. Richmond Iron Works. Cir.
| cult Court of city of Newport News
Amended petition refused. 35t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Change Hour Of Meeting.

THE Street COMMITTEE last night, on
its hour ofameetng fromS clock +. NJ.
to 8 o. cvlock p. NJ. 1,
This change will aplyHto all future
meetings. 4 s ,T5 .30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
MR.. DON LEAVfY WINS. &

Street Committee Recommends
His Car Signal Ordinance.
II The street Committee last night again
recommended fayorably the ordinance Of
Efered by Mr.. Don Leavy, of Clay, Ward,
requiring street cars to stop at all inter-
fsectIng streets along their lines on signal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Mr.. FoWlkes Talks.

/. Mr.. Y. 4. Fowlkes, OF South Boston, who rs
stopping at the New Richmond. says OF the
senatorial situation In Halifax county, that
that county, and In his Judgment would, in
his opinion, undoubtedly carry the O. unity
by a. large ,plajority,' S f NY
1.-THE GOVERNOR no added, "fas always
been q fayorite In our cinnty. Our county stood
by him for Attorney ensra l anu Governor
loyal to him lp the coming senatorial contest
as they have been III the past,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
PROTECT FINE PAVING. /

Heavy Vehicles Must Not Run
on Grace and Franklin Streets.
The street Committee last night favor
ably recommended an ordinance TO pro
7 hibit the running OF heavily loaded vehi-
cles over streets paved with ,macadam
or asphalt blocks where parallel streets
are paved with granite. ~.
h The purpose of the ordinance is o pros
Stectathe asphalt paving along Grace and
Franklin Streets. The. ordinance fixes a
fine Of from So to $40 for eac h offensc &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

Patrick Henry Lodge Banquets,
The members of Patrick Henry Lodge,
No. 12s, !. q 9, IT, last night after the
meeting OF the lodge, went to 4 BROAD
the brellren made the jour-
ney UP Broad Street 10 the banquet hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29

COLDS CAUSE SORE tn ROAT. 58
laxative Bronlo Quinlne, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the ca use.
.Nall for the fun name and look for s!gna-
Slure OF u, w, Grove, c.-adY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Win Return To-day,

{ Governor Montague speRt yesterday In
Chariot tcsyille where he attended y GOOD
roads rally. @
The Governor will return here to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-29
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Gregory. who has been sick FOL
sometime, Is better.
Mr. r. NJ. Bclcher is III at his home.