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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
THE FLOUR MARKET
MORE GOOD BUSINESS ENTERED TODAY
PRICES VERY FIRM.

. PRICES VERY FIRM.
Sales for domestic account were again heavy
today and there a sprinkle OF foreign busi-
ness IN the total. Buyers inclined to take
larger lots and apparently are not so afraid Of
the market they were little while ago..
Prices firm quoted.
Shipments SO, 4M brls.
First patents are Quotable at $4.70@4. 80; Sec
ond patents, s4.6O@4.70; first clears, $3.e5 q
B.75; second clears, $2.45@2.55.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24

~ - -Close-
High Low Bid. Bid.
est. est. Nov. "a Noy23
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Nov. 24.-Wheat, spot
firm No. red western winter. 6s 71ad: fu
lures, steady: December, Is 105sd; March, g.
1OAd; May, 6s 99sd.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
ARIZONA CoPPERs

Copper is up again in London, and the pros
pects are for higher prices here for a long
time TO come great many stocks We're sold
today, and the market rather strong but
with no apIpreciable advance in prices. DEM
compartment shaft within sixty days
The following were the prices on the Boston
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


No
-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24

The Winnipeg Grain Exchange has granted A.
J. Cummings, the Twin City commission firm,
the privilege Of putting wire on the floor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and shipment
at the principal primary wheat markets.:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, Nov. A.--The sum Of $4,000 was
taken into the, Bank of England today and
$4,000 was withdrawn for shipment to South
America. Z. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-24
DECLINE in HOGS
NEAR THE CLOSE
OPENING STEADY, THE MARKET
WEAKENS LATER.
Cattle Quiet, with Receipts Light and
the Market About Steady-Stockers
and Feeders Hold Up Well-More
Sheep In Today and Good Many
Unloaded for Feed.

South St. Paul, Minn., Nov. A.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards today: Cat
tie, $50; calves, 80; hogs, 1000; sheep, 16,5OO;
cars, 1O6.
The following table shows the receipts from
JAM 1, 1906, to date, compared with the same
period in 1904:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Cars
1905. -. 4O4 AL 1900 742, ,563 766,S79 29,22e
l9o4..... BIT, ,15S 35 ,O45 766,O75 701 ,431 25752
Increase. s6,2S3 1864 ....... 65,44S 3,474
Decrease. ...... ....... 23,5l2 ....... .......
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in November, compared with the same
period In 1tC4:
Year Garlic Calves Hogs Sheep. Cars
19O5...... 55,3l2 3,469 74,044 100,1 ,151 S,67.
1904. 54,74O 2,611 1924 11O,s74 3,6s'
Increase. 672 S5S 80:
Decrease, " 4,23O 1O,723 /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
TILE DlsPATCI RICHMOND va TUEsD Y, 1905

mo,irnfui tone until the procession lts,d
rcached the City Hal. There the mill.
tary were drawn up. while tho pail bt'ar :,
ers lifted the rasket from the caisson ana L
bore ii tendcrly into tile rotunda OF fhe
great granite building.
which had been heavily draped With black,
had been roped off ana a stannd r COL on
str,lcted and properly drapea FOR the
casket III the very centre OF the nam hail.
All around on every side flowers IN great eat
iprofuson were inassed and banked ngalnSt
fragrance. The casket was placed upon
the receptacle and partially covered be- e.
meath a United States and a Confederate
flag, ana the plate over the face. ana
bust was removed, leaving only the ElaSs
covering the composed features OF the Sold
soldier. Under the glass and over the g
bust OF the dead were strewn sprays or
lily OF the valley.
When these preparations for the lying.
in state had been completed the great
sthrong around the doors Of the city Hall
were allowed to enter III line and pass IN
dead. Before night fell a thousand or
more had passed In and silently paid Their
tribute to the gallant soldier. a guard of
honor from the local military orgnnlza-
lions stood sentinels over the remains, and
d squad of police without tislered the peo-
pie into and out Of the building IN an or
derby manner. 284 git
Az As soon MS the body had been placed In
the hall the military organizations were
dismissed and marched away UP to Grace
Street and thence to and down Eighth
Street to the arnlory Of the Blues, and the
Seventieth to Its own arlnory. a guard
of honor will be>constantly provided. from,
the military organizaV ions, as i1,dicafdc BY.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson in his
general order. Issued yes terday. srt5
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recommendation of the chief marshal IN
relation to the guard of honor and d.
reefs that details be made. from the say
cral commands for this purpose as fol-
lows:
From The companies Of the scventleth
EInfantry from O'Clock T.. NJ, May LIST to
6 O'Clock p, NJ May I'd.
From the Richmond Light Infantry
ues Rat1nlio o'ao,i from g m aeloe ad = ~
Fror, Battery A. First Artillery. from
6 o'clock p. NJ. May 81 the hour OF me
funeral.
later. BY order. OF -,
COL. GEO. WAYNE ANl1ERS50N. q
C. G, BOlSSlEUN.
S8 GA Major and Acting ;Adjutant;
Following are the men on duty at the
City Hall: !,
oel seiH'pc a i1f Siene Company = from
12 to 3; Captain Baptist, Company a,
3 toF6 Captain Miller Company j, = 70
l2; Captain Skipwith, Company Q, " 70
6, after which the Blues will have charge
until & o'clock tomorrow evening, at
which time that organization Will be re-
licved by the Richmond HoWitZers. !.
Major I3ossieuX has received Information
from the following companies that they
will lie present at tho funeral.
Company ~. of Lynchburg; Company.-.M,
Of Danville: Company Is, or stauntUn;
Company y, OF Charlottesville
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NEGRO S LITTLE son
Witness AGAINST HIM
Troops Guard Courthouse Dur
ing Trial-People Very
Excited.
INV AssocIated Press. !

II " = z. u -
DECATUR. ALA, May. with tho
courthouse surrounded by q company OF
soldiers. the building lhronged with In
.terested spectators and a tense feeling
in the whole community Harvey Smith,
a negro, was placed on trial to-uay
charged with the murder Of Miss Bell
Biuodworth, a daughter OF prominent
merchant OF New Decatur, whose as
figured body was found within block OF
her home on tho night OF January 21st.
The most damaging witness for the de-.
PENDANT was his own little son. The boy
testified that his father came homo
GREATNESS OF, the night OF the crime ana IND
that John Collier. who Is indicted on tne
50 mo charge a ca me to the hut the follow
Ing r1ornlng and that the men quar-eled
and accused each other OF the murder.
Feeling in the community is wrought TO
q high pitch and there is cons!dcrnb Die
Indignation at the presence o. the me SOL SOL
tx =. y II { i
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!. P. Hill CAMP COMING VIC
Especial to The Times. pispatch.)

I Especial to The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA. May LIN honor
Of the memory OF General Fitzhugh Leo
Petersburg citizens will hold a mass
meeting on the day OF the funeral, and
all places OF business will be closed dur
Ing the funeral. Mayor Jones will pre-
side at tho mass meeting, which will
be addressed by number OF prominent
citizens.
The a., r.. Hill. Camp OF Confederate
Veterans viii attend General Lees fun
eral ip a body. The. Petersburg Grays,
under command OF Captain Ashleigh r.
Moody. Will also be present. .a4 ,3s
EARLY CLOSING. sg
Petersburg merchants have agreed to-
close their stores at 6 o'clock In the
evening from May 1st until October 18th
The Virginia National Bank began
business to-day with a capital and sur
plus OF 100000.
BishopfA. M. Randolph preached and
confired a class OF sixteen at ST.. johns
Episcopal Church yesterday morning.
The Bishop has returned to Norfolk.
According to the direction OF the State
Board OF Education an educational mass s
meeting will be held a Dinwiddie Court Court
house tomorrow. q IS l,.
MODEST BURGLAR, n
A thief who broke Into Newsons groc-
cry store late Saturday night opened /
the money drawer, but carried off only
two pounds OF candy. The burglar en-
tered the store by smashing front
Chief Of Police Ragland s April report
shows a total OF l2S arrests. In NIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
Boys Underwear too.
'1'hzz2A112GtD
MEXS q B0EST61zzzzzZRS.>
+. 7. Sutton, James r. Wertl' and p. q
Representative Citizens.

p 4tafi65 Representative SlllLE1io.
Representing citizens gcnerally-CQlone
Archer Anderson Major F. 1, -. AE y.ny.
crnor A. j. Montague, John Is. l ~ e.,
United States Senators and Congressn
Hon. j =. Taylor lIllyson, Judge James
i prHsd ol yrgne aenera ppa
'cral William A. Anderson, Colonel John
3. Purcell, Alfred 3. Williams and ".
s. Copeland: Mr.. Egbert g. Leigh, pr,e .,
.tenant-Govcrnor Joseph r. Willard, Hon.
Claude A. Swanson, Colonel John Gus.
sons, Captain w. Gordon McCnbe, colonel
Charles Euker, commanla.laa,nt OF Lee lamp
Colonel w. Miles Cary. Colonel Morton
Maryc. Judge William Hodges Mann, and
Major John w. Johnston.
Representing the United States a az ny.
8Brisatier General T. NJ. Hayes. retlrcd;.
Major r. Il. L. Niche and n committee
representing the Jamestown Exposition
Company.
The following ladies' were in carriages:
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, representing the Hol-
lywood Memorial Association and the Con-
federatc Memorial Literary Society, and
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson and Stephen Put
ncy; Miss 1soline. Moses. rpercscnting the
Hebrew Memorial Association; Mrs NJ,
gina Peasants representing the OalSwood
Memorial Association; Mrs, Norman Y.
Randolph, representing the Daughters OF
the aCSOntcQerncy, Alrs.A VI W.. NlfiSSlc, rep.
4rcsenting the Onkwood Junior Memorial
Association: Miss Elizabeth TONNES, rep
resenting the IL ollywood Junior Memorial
Association. j31 rs 4 s
Besides all these representatives OF or.
CARNATIONS all branches Of the State and
city government were literally repre-
jsented. Judges John II Ingram, Daniel
BGrlnnan Samuel D.. Witt and r. Garter
Scott rode in one carriage, and in Others
were Attorney-G General William A. Ander-
son, Lieutenant- Governor Joseph r. Will
lard. Auditor Of Public Accounts Morton
!.A1arye, State Treasurer a. w. Hartman,
Jr,7 Second Auditor John G. Dew. Score,
tary of the commonwealth y. @. 5Igglc s-
ton, State LibrariantJ, p. Kennedy, Major
Robert w. Hunter, secretary OF military
records, and others.
Thousands Lined Street.
Following these came the members Of
the City Council and Board OF Aldermen
In carriages. and then the ladies Of vuri-
Gus organizations. 5 Ia
Wien the lopg procession began to move
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
PLAT IN HOLLYWOOD.
General Lees Wish Regarding
Burial Place Carried Out.

While the exact spot al which, the ler
mains will. dnally rest has not yet peen
determined It has been practically set-
tied that they viii rest on the plane Just
below The terrace oyerlO0king HE river
DO under consideration Is not far from
Jaws section, With the statue OF JET
ferson Davis and the memorial 70 Win
ME Davis the Daughter OF the, confed,
cracy Not far away Is the beautiful
'Ginler nausoel,im Altogether Ills Site
Il one OF the most lovely In this very
beautiful cemetery, commanding n superb
view OF the fallspf tho James andsof the
lower river and looking away toward
the wooded heights Of Chesterfield, on
The south side OF the river Below is
Belle Isle. a Confederate military prison
Site, now centre OF irnustry,
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,hswas q great calam-
There was much work

try. lie said his deaf was grca t calam-
ity at this time, as, there was much work
left for him to do.
a letter was read from Mrs; w. lpsher
Bass; widow Of one Of the Int post COM
manders, ,tendering a portrait Of her hlis-
band to the camp. The picture was not
on hand, as MRS. Bass preferred that II
should be formally presented when al
her close relatives could be present.
Colonel W. u. CutslaW VA deliver MS
lecture On the war, before theScnmp next
Monday night Ladies' will bcpreseni. ana
there VIII lie Z, musical programme
Mr.. ]. y. Holt was introduced ms n
member Of the camlo.s
The camp apppiiited Comrades Lamb
and Northen 10 see 4 6 d special rate could
be obtained TO Norfolk in order that the
camp may accept tho 5inyitution or Pickett
buchanan Camp In the seaside city to nt-
lSth.
When the camp adjourned the members
Temple,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
No Inquiries Made Concerning
Man Found Dead Near Chester.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) I'D
CHESTERFIELD. VA. May 1.-The suit Of
Reams Vs. Robertson, involving certain lands
in Manchester District. which was set for
trial IN the CIRCUIT Court to-day and tormor-!
row, was to-day continued until the next term
on account Of the illness Of Mrs Reauls.i ono
Of the parties Tho court viii adjourn to-mor-
row or Wednesday II has been noticeable
been been continued on account OF sickness or for
the term Little ha do GsSn a.
,as to G asa saeeeea
Hooker. lstely reslgned. e IL, r,ded -
the eout report pf the lnpAist,Ion oyer ne
week, n View Of the. fact ,,ihRs me man ma
frmed atramp, Il Il thought strange that no
INQUIRIES coneernins The dead nun have yet
boon made and AZ trace found Ct hi ten amur,
as follows height. about feet inches; COM ss
scar over left eye xtendiHg from root o. hair
was evidently killed by blow. on the back
Of tho bend With the edge OF a board,
Ina PInoh, 5use "A l. l. EMS loot. EASE,
A powder for tired, aching, swollen feet.
All DrngTlsts, 335c. Don accept any sub
t4l sst 49,.
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Is a severe loss TO his State and coun-
,try. while To me personally, it means
the dissolution OF ties of warm friend enc
ship Of many years standing, Please
accept assurances Of my heartfelt syIs'-
.pathy for, yourself and other members ut
your family. !, >,1,,,, xrs
~ Brooklyn, N. Y. April ~
Mrs. Ftzhngh Lee. washington, p, C,:.,
\ Join my hearts deep sylnpn thy ana
sorrow with the thousands who MOURN
c conn de- j have Known. admired ana
revered him for inore than iifty years,
] Joseph WHEELER.
Richmond, VA, April %,
Mrs. Fitzhugh lee, Mas hington, p. c.; 4
The Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
MILITARY ORDERS.
Men Designated as Guard Of
Honor While Body Lies in State

Men Designated as Guard Of
Honor While Body Lies in State.
At g meeting cf representatives OF the
yesterday, ut which Major William a.
G earIso X oFerrail was chosen ID Serve
and General A. l., Phillips was selected
as his chief of staff. IA
Mrs; Norman y. Ran,doph and !, Miss !; i
contributions of flowers and floral de-
signs and take charge OF same They
request that all flowers INTENDED e, for the
Office at the City, Hall.
The following official orders were issued
yesterday, afternoon . .
General Orders No. 70: ~ I,
This. office having, been notified that It
participate In the funeral ceremonies Of
Major-General, ex- Governor Fitz: Lee,
Colonel George Wayne ANDERSON, sayen-
cd ed pending the arrival of a senior offcer
commanding troops, to assume command
of all local and visiting volunteer organl-
ant1ons pnd orders
and interm enc Of p:I The illnstroas dead
By order :, q the Governor 1n and Som
,9s Adjutant-G General.
Colonel Anderson issued the following
order: HI We, y, ;, I,
Armory, Seventh and Marshall Sareets.s
Headquarters M
Seventieth Regiment Infantry,
Virginia Volunteers, "
Richmond, Va, May ], 1905. d
Orders:
l. Pursuant to order No y, a. G. o..
C. ST. the .ui'dersigned hereby assumes
command of all Virginia Volunteers par
tlcipating in the reception Of the remains
and funeral exercises Of Major-General
Fitzhugh Lee. pending the arrival OF a
senior officer commanding. troops. II i 4
II. Line will be. formed facing south on
Grace Street. right resting on Fifth
Street at a p. NJ. May I, 1905, and the
.march, taken up at 40;
EtalII. Companies A. 3, c, f and H. Sew
cntieth ;1nfnntry,awill parade as two pro-
ysional battalions-A, and III under
Major. c. Ross!euX. and 3 and Il under
IN. All commands will be, subdivided
into platoons of not exceeding sixteen
files front. s.
~ The undersigned hereby adopts the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
,nfedcrscy, send loving sympathy

confedcrscy, send loving sympathy IN
"A ~ ~, MRS. N. ~. 5RANDo f.pH II.
Mrs Fitzhugli Ice, Washington, ID. c..
the death OF your, distinguished hus-'
band. Virginia numbers him among her
Columbia s. G.. April 20.
Mrs 1Titzhugh Lee. Richmor,d Va;
n b sa @ sGSsn te SOUTH 0pE ~ su
6ffet coincidence and sytnpat " In the loss
which Is yours because OF tho death OF
your distinguished husband.
Richmond, va. April %.
Mrs Fits Lee. Washington. D. CT; u
aud most t' fervent prayers that you may
have Gods grace In this hour OF our gem
oral sorrow. sSSS s,s 6 y s.g.a 3 ( . &. 5s#
richmond \. va Td. 1 S1ME 1ss.
Mrs. Fltzhugh Lee. w ashington, D. O.:
Mrs Ellyson sunites with IN assur-
e scepess ORR Sys, The
!: TA ,S.l.s' !. B q IS !,
Mrs Gen. ! F,tshush Lee, Rietmond; Va.
children and self In your sad b !,
SI1lcnt ~ y. ~. o BRlEN.{
Us Newborn, N. c., May list.
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee, Richmond, Va:
Deepest sympathy for you i, your sad
- = N1ryygEnN cHAP.rER
Frederick. Md, April 10Th.
Mrs. 1rltzhugh Lee, Richmond, Va:
AZ Deepest sympa thy, Fl thug !. Leo Cha p
ter, United Daughters OF the ca ederacy.
MRS. ALBERT PEARRc.4g
~ ts Correspo Secretary.
3' LYnchburg, va. A prll 29t n.
Mrs. FItzhugh Lee. Washington, p. Cas-
}3eVirginia's Daughters OF the nfedoracy
N. RUTH JENNINGS.
President Virginia Division. United
Daughters OF the Confectionery
81 New Y ork, April ut
Mrs. Titzhngh Lee, Washington. =. 9. 81
l Our hear fet sympathy in your lsr eat ts;'t
~ = R KS & ii,f.' 4. PRYOR, MRS. PRYOR.
Hon. Curtis Guild Jra Licutenant-G Gov
error OF Massachusetts. who was q mem
Der Of General Lee Is staft In the seventh
Army Corps sent ptaln RI y. hllchlc
the following telegram:
Is Schenectady, N. Y, April 80. q.
Captain r. e. A1ichle. w ashington, p. G.:
ust heard sad news. Please extend
sympaAhyFto# General Leo s family, Count
mo in IL corps association sends flow ers.
When and where issiunetal q I'M ;ss5 +
CURTIS GUILD Jr.
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the Mann bill was Democratic mea sure
and that he was running simply as q
Democrat, and II he was not the nominee
election OF the nominee. He declared that
no was not a ,prohlbltlonist, but secuted
Tho idea that the laW colll Id protect prop
fall to deal with the moral side or a
question and failed to protect the3use Of
the land. 5St5 b E5
Judge Mann.i is steadily gazing strength In.
Gloucester 5 ", <fs i6sSsf
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Governor Invited.

Governor Montague yesterday received
an invitation to attend the formal ledl-
cation Of the Lewis and Clark Exposition,
The lnvItationsis sYery handsome flair
and the Governors name j Is Written In
the space left for this purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

Following is q partial list of kilograms
of sympathy sent Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee,
upon the death Of her distinguished hus-
band: @s5sS
5S Baton Rouge, La, April %.
washington. D. O.:
The Southern Interstate Good Roads
Convention Most sincerely express to you
their profound grief and great sympathy
IN the, loss of one of the bravest, gentlcst.
truest men of9any country or age.
r. p. Rixey, Missouri: D. H. i. Bon
ner, Texas; w. A. Fsliconer. Arkansas;
II w. McClish. Tennessee; j. c. Clair,
Illinois; WI. Moore. president; Thomas
d. Boyd, Louisiana: w. P. Cartwcll,
South Carolina; y. 7. Peacock. Georgia.;
4 G. Kendrcs, mississippi; John Graft.
Alubaina; r. B. Claiborne, 2. G. vi;
Charles & Fuq Z, ai seGrs'a Wy A,r,l %
Mrs General Fitzhugh Lee, y
Washington y. ca
z Lee Camp and Daughters OF the Con-
3fede racy OF Richmond have adopted suit.
distinguished husband. and ask the hon
or and privilege of having his remains
Inferred in Hollywood. They tender their
services to you and yours in any way
4 -. - j. TAYLOR sTIsATToN,
Adjutant.
Stanton " a., ADrll w. .gs
Mrs. Fltzhugh Lee, washington. D. CT,
e Stoncwall Jackson Camp, Confederate
Veterans. OF which General Lee was an
honorary and honorcd member, cXpress
TO you and his. beloved family its tender
sympathy in this dark hour. and asks
the sad privilege of uniting with you
in mourning the loss Of your devoted hus-}
hand, our beloved comrnde, who We de-
lighted to honor in life. and will never
cease to regret.
(. n. H, It. GAY,
Commander.
u! Albany n. W May /.
MIS- Fitzhush Lee, Richmond, Va:
+ Please accept my heartfelt sympa thy
in your great sorruW. General Lee, dur
Ing his recent 8visit TO Albany, won all
our hearts. He had always Ind orr ad-
mirntioM. His death is a national be-
reavemcnt. F
,ss 3. Z; Isl NJ. LINN BRUCE. n
Raleigh, M Co. April 90.
Mrs. F'itzhugh Lee Washlngt on. y. c.: i
The death II your distinguished husband
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5S MANN IN GLOUCESTER
Declared He Was Running Sim
nv az Democrat
ply as a Democrs

a. tspecal to The Times Dispatch
sGI,OI!cEsTER CT H., VA, May Ia "A
large crowd assembled here touay, Nv
cent Judge Mann. lie made q strong anu anu
clear speech, which was well received a q,
made him many friends. He showed that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
!. Guests of Mr.. cabell.

Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee; widow OF the dead
soldier; Mrs.1J. G. Rhen. wife OF an
army officer and daughter OF the General;
ter OF General Lee, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Caskle Cabell while in
the city. aaa... -. 3 s!!..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

UNDER aS WEAR

Give your skin chance TO
breathe.
Here is the new spring weight
i'll Underwear.
Iii Deilnel's Linei, Mesh---il1l
DR.. Jaegcr's Gauzc-il1 Ral11lie
Fibrc--iil Nainsook---iil Lisle-
Thread and the old-time Sum
lncr Gauzc-5oc up.
Boys Underwear, too.
If you haven't anything in
particular on foot, try Our new y
5Hosc-s5c and soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
GRAVE OF5J. B. STUART.
General Lees Old

Of the riversand falling in beautiful cas-
cades milrmurss their ceaseles,s so, song ~. rs
they hurry 9onl past the Capital Of the
Confcd eracy. Egstihe evening sun illuml..
mates the spotSswith tender radiance ana ND
overhead the blue skies are noDscu tit ,ei
by foliag e Is a bright and beau "
spot. FS iff Il z 5s{ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

a Only Hear Emergency Cases.
a There will be no regular sessions OF tho
Police Court held while the body 4 OF
Fall. Justice Crutchfield will be at
the old Second Police Station every morn
Ing to disposeAo OF emergency cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

s,oen All these will plead for the spot
yr,,,ch General Lee will probably ec
hurled. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

Those on Business Bent.
& Mayor Mccarthy requests that all per-
sons going to the city Hall on business,
pass In and out the Eleventh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
TENDER SYMPATHIES.

Lee by Frlends and ORGANIZATIONS
Following is a partial listtof kilograms
of sympathy sent Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee,
upon the death Of her distinguished hus-
band: 4
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Broad Street Lined With peo
ple-Remarkable Demonstra-
ton Of Interest,

-, Vas few minutes after CLOCK <
,,hsn thc special train from WASHINGTON hin 10
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ar,i Marty pulled in at EYba Station. I'm EN-
cine q which Z, 1 asew M sns aF Examination
c goa ,ccnntnining the body and guara, o.