davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Omega III psilon q Banquet.

The sNu8 q hapte 4 81 The 8 Omega UpsiIon
Ply fraternity; q OF Il the NJ dlcal College
of Virginia, & held u.s. Is annual banquet at
The programme included the following
$toasts II George Drummer, toastmnster; re-
ssponses were made by E.ssss Kendig
..tNelcome Ct ~ New Members James NJ
and Their Adoption Tried I; T. G.. Nynldron
4 Not Many, 4 but Much Y; ] L ". Witten,
Our Prof 3 Chemistry: w.
Watkins" Oega$ Epsilon Phi. '.&as y. n
s&9Several new members were present who
were recently Initiated Into tho fraternity.
The members present were .. = p. Gamma
day, r. Ia. Kehd:g,$J, w Witten..: MD.
4 Kendlg,x JIM. N orthng tom G Gorge Brun-
sner, W.sNV. Nvatkins, #D.y H Mason, T. # b.
Henderson. T.! II II ones, z. &. Wills, r. c.
5Waldron, II. "a. Burke, A. PIP. Doyle, 4. w.
Hankins, + r. 0. Rogers. 81 s. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
.DEF|;'Y.|N!G POLICE |: /
SURROUND TRAIN
(By Associated Pre.s.)'

(By Associate ed Press {s$jES
FORT vi ORTIZ, TEXAS. A pril ga. ..Atn
enormous crowd to-day filled the streets
of Fort Worth, to welcome President!
roosevelt when he arrived from san
Antonio. 53F !, q ss}.. Z 3s5
Thc presidential special arrived at 3:45
O'Clock and left at 11:o3 o clock. Forty,
minutes Of the Presidents visit was oc-,
coupled by parade In which he rode. The
President planted a tree IN a la Nm facing
the Carnegie Library the first tree that hat;
the President has planted since leaving
Washington. The presidential parade was
$distinguished by, the presence Of nine
9veterans who ought y IN the war With
Mexico. Sys 3
I Never In Fort Worth were business
houses and public building IS more oeau
4tifully decorated and never before did, a
cheering crowd two miles long, stand lin
line in Forth Worth to honor a guest. d;
1T was a genuine American Y lconle.S
warm, tmpulslve and sincere u at times;
bursting into cheers that we're heard q
mile Despite the eagerncss TO see the
first President who ever visited Fort
Worth. tho long walt in the hot sun and
$the continual movement caused by fresh
additions to the. crowd. the people were
81 The act that seemed = TO touch the
president most was the eagerness with
which he 5waslfollowed TO the ira In al ter
his speech No, sooner had the President
finished ana started for HIS train than
there was a simultaneous movement OF.
the people IN his direction. thousands
pushed past soldiers and policemen in an
effort to catch a last glimpse OF the chief
executive, and finally surrounded the spee.t
eta train. It wns a genuine bit OF trl-.
sbutc. which seemed to please the Press
dent more than any incidentSof his brief
stay. q 81,
the parade the President address
cd an Himmense Sopen-air audience. say
ling. among other things 4:
sts''I have como to the conclusion travels.
Ling through this great land OF ours from
athe Atlantic TO the Pacific, that the chief,
thing we need is to have Americans know
one another. i am Willing to bet on tho
result. II you will just get them together.
Now, that Is what Impressed me most. IN
going through this country a. nd speaking
to the various audiences. not the points
OF divergence. which are only small, but
the points az Fundamental unity. We
have rot our troubles the same as NIL
nations, i some Of them belonging TO "a
given locality, but we ire going to solve
all the problems ahead Of US. because as q
nation. I think wa have the necessary
courag &c. !. honesty and common sense to
enable US to work out our salvation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
FANCY COSTUMES.
Children Impersonating Famous
People Have Good Time.

People HaVNe!! S rs .l'|' ! I'VE
very pretty event Of the spring season
was the fancy dress celebration on arll-
day Of the 10th nnnlYcrsaryjy,tof Master Easter
Henry l'elouze Fuller, a his re s'dence.i
No, l715 East Marshall Street. The hos ..
as George Washington was assisted n, r.
ceIving by his sste1. Miss ia Isabel ruler,
ms Qucen|of Ilearts, Among those hos press
ent were Misses Hester Bruce as. Evelyn
tI3yrd, Florence Bowman, Japanessa.n'ulu-
Ell; Alice Crutchf.eld. 20, Peep; louise
Booth, Darfodll; I5lisei aepfNrtl''l evening
dress Helen Mason, Vild Rose; MAT ga /
ret Mason. Buttercnp; latl ellie ,elo a "
Violet; Adelaide Polouze, Pop py & Alice
Ramos, Dancing Gtrl; Maryt RArl1os q, Esnk;
Elise Smith, Japanese; YirgiDla IhoEn7
ton, Queen Of Hearts; Charlotte aI YER,
Evening Star; Mary llsolllS Evening
Dress; lIelen Wilder. Gretchen, lallza-
beth yun l.eer;5 Masters William Ander-
son, Jr. Little soy Blue; George Eruee,
Augustus Washington; John Bruce f! IGN
lander George crutehfield, Llt tlf Boy
Hue; Casper Deadly, Clown; Harry g Ms,
Knaye Of Hearts; REGINALD Nllnn,. locKi
Walter Pendleton, Brownie, lienry \"
Pelouzc, Buster Brown: Clifford Smith,
Baker, Brook Smith. Boy Blue; Mayo
Thornton, IIumpty pAmptyi; cabell Free
man, Chinee; burgess Ramos \, 10y sue W. /,
Harold Wider, lfins' Fool eugene pes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
7; MAJOR WALKER DEAD.
Former Richmond Man Passes
Ne t552 N Il "a Wav 'irsT Newark. n


Major Richard II. Walker, for many
years a resident OF this city and At one
time State erintendent OF II l.u ID e
Printing died on Monday, at the resi-
dence Of his son in Newark, n. J. IN INC
seventy-fourth year Of his age
I'M Major Walker was well knoWn.ln hiell-
nd,5havlng held many public 6poslltlo q
here. Hc was Il Read juster and under the
Malone regime Was superintendent Of
Public Printing At one time no was was
connected with the old Wing newspaper !
and ut another with the publication O.
Narrick n richardson A ln,anac, III Il ID
4 Major Walker became a.: Republics AZ
ter days of Readjusterism and was ~
the government service 70 u y orfolk yfo o.
some Years. &, Is 8.f " z. Z I, =
I, During the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. otls5 "
$i,usseltns postmasteT3 he W. ! $ \ lipcr'N :,
stendenttof free delivery IN the Rlchlnond
Apostoffice. ~
fable gentleman and Ehad. many friends 81 ~
this city VI "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
SEASONS FIRST SHOOT.
Scatter Gun Artists Break Clay

PlgeonS tor First lime.
The raw. windy weather did not keep
back the twenty OF scatter gun artists.
who watched the scorer chalk up their
good and bad scores yesterday after
noon on the new shooting grounds Of
tho Richmond ana West End Gun Clubs
The Richmond Club opened the season
by giving n practice shoot to enable the
boys to Timber up BY thu 1st OF May.
when the season opens for competition OF
prizes. IA rs '
q Messrs. n ultz8 ana / DR.! ,usma n ca rricd
oft the slaurels forsths locals, Mr. Fultz
broke the only straight score. lie DIR.
" illsman. with a new u. C. Smith one
trigger brode "a. 5B is
u MAJ !, 4 s. ,ogr so, well and was
VII Mr. Charles Ii. Ncwcon,b, Of Priladel-.
5phia, was a. guest of the club.
#i AS an incentive TO promote ira p-slloOt-j
Ing Mr., Frank AM hOny, Of the CONNER
Ecials IIote has donated " gold modal to be
,coinpeted for during til. season. Other.
sprlzss Will be announced soon. ~ \
The annual meeting OF this club was
held on Friday night In I he's o ffices 10 {
Messrs. Harrs. FlppIn Il Company. and
the following officers elected: Y. Hechler,5
president Clarence Coleman. vice-presi-
dent: J. A. Anderson, ii secretary and
treasurer: II. c. Hoidar.s az s!Stailt Fsecre-j
3tary; G. Il. Falltz, field captain. i'!,e club
is IN n very prosperous condltlOn,SsttlVo
men having Joined In the last ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
q Mr.. McCaWst5o[, Run

"a Mr.; Thomas ". Nc Cav, Of the a rm OF
Ellison & ,MccaN. coal dealers, on West
Broad Street and snsrne mbcrf of#the Coun-
oil from Henry Ward, has announced
his candidacy for the nomination for City
Sergeant. subject to; the Democratic pri-y
mary. ~ s1S3 II II ii 3ss,5 IN s;t
Mr.. sAfcCaws and his friends are jl,ard at
work and he expresses himself as highly
encouraged al the outlook for his suctess
In speaking n OF the mattersSlast night
me So Id he would II nominated and elect
eds elldeavor to conduct the Office upon
business principles and devote his entire
St'jrc to Its duties. striving TO give the
PEOPLE II faithful administration In re-
turn for their confidence III XII tss5 .,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
MAY TELL ABOUT
Fire
Sensational Disclosures Expect
ed to Follow Arrest Made
Yesterday. 3{ssss. !5ss
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.

rs AlSpeclal TO fsIne fIllneS-l)lspatch.)s II
9yI'I1OEN1Nv1I.L11,s Pa, kprils s.-Ne y
YORK. detectives took into custody here to-
day James Clark, who Is wanted lsasS a
witness in5conncction with the great b al
tilnorc fire. Of February so4 entailing 4
loss Of $780, 900 or more. The arrest ~was
made BY Defective Miller, who II found
Clark al work Sin the = hoenlx ron Works.
Clark was ut the time Of he confla Era-
ton, chief CLERIC IN u hcsc ploy3of Charles
Miles md Company, dry goods, Where
the blaze wa s. disco vered sinyes is +
ton by the Providence Fire 1ns,ran nee
COMPANY, whose losses agg rega tea sin'al1y
thousands OF q ollars led to- the belle hat
Clark knew something. Of the origin Of
the memorable disaster III ssg s
III tSwns decided the Insurance under
writer's 10 blow on5s tl1sC. trail Of Clark,
who insthe meantime loft the Monulnental
City. His movements since last Novclll-
sbcr have been traced to. Pittsbulg,; b LeDa-
non, Altoona and other cities in Penn
.sylvania. III .Ssf5i ne ri 5t WI III. iEa58
Il Detective Muller came to3 PhoeniNylllc
April LIST, and found Clark working I'M he
Phoenix Iron Works Clark Will he taken
to- Baltimore without delay}tSand sensi-
llonal isclesnres are ex poet cd. ~ II .;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Post "A son 70 Petclrsbyulirg,'.. 9 I

The fourteenth annual convent ton 8 Il he
Virginia Division Of the 1'ray elers' Pro.
tective /; Association, which will 3;be held
In Petersburg on Frid ay and Saturday
OF this week, promises to be ono OF the
most largely attended gatherings Iii sthe
history OF the division. Members of Post
A. who are expected to attend B III large
numbers, will be at the Perry Street stn-
ton, Manchester, on Friday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock lsharpSto take the electric car,
,whichswillSb be especially provided for Post
a delegation Upon the return 10 Rich.
mond that night they will.lllave "a Cur
TO meet them at MAncll tester, which will
go MS far as Lombard y and Main Streets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
LOCAL RED CROSS.
Organization May be Formed
Il Here to- Meet Possible Needs.

-
Here to- Meet Possible Needs. u
Or. CIV. Brock, sof this city has
received q letter from. MI William *.
Van Reypen, Of ashngton, chairman
OF th Central Committee Of the Amerl-,
can National Red Gross, relative to the
organizations of a branch society lin this
city. Z, f4 II. l
~ The. writer's says the societyais anxious
to have a branch In thss State,#so that
.it can render aidiin tins Of war, ana
take charge of any relief workein case
of epidemic or disaster In the State.
The object OF suchaan organization is to
prevent the 8sprlnging upain emergencies
of societies promoted my seekers after
notoriety or persons Of. financial irre-
3sponslblity In organizing sich n branch
IN pnrtyfot5 friends get together. elect
officers, and then request. their friends
in other parts of the State to Join the
society. Whenever the membership
lrenches one hundred, the central COM
mittee Is notified. and the organization
is recognized as the State branch. With
the privilege of sending delegates to he
annual meetings Of the board OF incor-
3porators and taking part IN the election
of six representatives on the central
committee. Sii
DR.. Brock will endeavor to organize a
branch here. t4t l4sTl {t t5,g5 Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
] \: over /.
.QWh.l|hE; 8. DROWNED.

vi lavS "A ssAc.At "a I,rpss,) IN III
5ss3NEW HQRIl.S a pei 81 rs tho eapszy
River to-day. Captain a. G, Tull, Nelson.
sGarapssr. the engineer, and Hans l9ysen,
n deck hand, wageldrowned, Three otb-
or members OF the Greenwich crew wore
rescued from tho river, *
85s The capsizing and sinking Of tho
5GreenNille was said by witnesses Of the
accident to bs%the result lgof the tug
boats ntrippingS her own line, which
had Just beeh made fast to the seagolng
tugboat, which was going north on the
flood tide wit two scows dashed OF. each
side, ~ ig3il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
FINE PERFORMANCE
!. I. BY....AMEu|A BINGHAM.

8IIt seems that. Amelia Bingham, not
withstandlng the magnlhcepcofo of her pros
.ductions'sadd q he5 excellence Of her per-.
Torrance, caIno tH draw a representa- tive
5Richmonds abdience. For the third time
In the pasts eesyc, years, miss Bingham Ia st
night Mayed an Encouragement at. the Acad a.
envy, with,t l1e4 same RES lt--a Small. but
fapprcciat Lvpo aud ience, ITO use the: Well
worm Xpression. Il; sSf$ S3i5t
NJ No batter'tl1lbtnted production has been
put UPON! hes Academy stage this sea sou
than AlademolsellesM aln i@ as produced
Not onlyf.WnSsthe# perforn1anccf OK cellent
in that respect hut the compnnysin sup
port Of Miss Bingham was thoroughly
tcapablc.sandsiirt least six Of the roles
was farsnhQYe the usual standard found
in atFrpad prganikat ton. IS. III a st,tt ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
PROMPT PAYMENT OF
|NTERL|NE CLAIMS
(By Associated Press.)

T9-lIII. I Wy NFHVC7tEEW : FfSsS'J n I7l n
NORFOLK, VA, April S.---A tentative
agreement, having for Its object tho more
prompt payment Of intcrlinc freight and
damage claims and adjustment Of bal
ances, has been entered into by the prtn-
cipal transportation companies of tho
South and Southwest, The territory COW
cred by the agreement may be roughly
stated as bounded on the west by tho
Mississippi River and on the north by
the Ohio River, and the principal rail-
way and steamship companies IN this tor
litory are parties to the agreement.
which will become clfectlve May lst
The agreement relates only to the hand
ling Of interline claims Local claims will
be handled in the same manner as here
tofore. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
WARRANTS ISSUED
FOR OWNERS OF MINES
INV Associated Press. \

(By Associated Press,)
HIRMINGHAM ALA, April S.-NVar-
rants have been issued by Coroner w. d..
Paris against e. 7. shuler, q. II. shuler,
Nose w. Reed and Sanl Barley, owners,
operators and Nine foremen of the III
fated Virginia mines, charging ncgll-
genee in connection With recent catas-
trophe at the mines. pending further
consultation with Solicitor harrington
r. Helm, the warrants have not yet
been served. The defendants appeared
AT The sheriff's Office to-day ready 10
make bond. but We're notified 10 return
Monday, when the amount of their bonds
VIZ ~ aIsaasi.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
DISASTROUS FIRE,
Big Warehouse Burns and Town
55sof Harrisonburg Threatened,

Ell Special to The rimes- D spatcE.)
tj5 lIARRlsONBURG, VA April S,-The
largest fire III the history Of Rockingham
county broke out here to-day !, III the
Smell Warehouse, Following an explosion OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks!
over one hundred yards, and was occu-
pied by II. l.. Subletts Hay Company,
.: NJ, Smell Grocery Company, Armour
Packing Company and IT, M, wilson
Hardware Company. sfs
s This property was practically destroyed,
as also was the handsome Stands resi-
dence and the home Of d. r, DetWiler. .
The Catholic Church was. Quilted and
the Baltimore and Ohio station damaged,
Three loaded box cars belonging to the
Southern Railway We're consumed.
IN The loss will aggregate $4,000. most O
which Is covered by insurance 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09

5Portes. Fred But,netl, Eddie Splitting, Les
lie Tillers, Hubert filler-y u & q
Table aux, games and dancing Nere III.
gdnlged in aftei. which the children repair
cd 10 Tie dinltik room, which Ind btti,
decorated In United 81 ates and Virginia
flags y and A,nerlc can Beauty roses, and
there paistook Of crea1iis. ices ard coli.
fectio,,s A prize had beer otfered for
the prettlest costume, but II being 80 diff,
iflcult to decide, Old Mother ioose drew
forth from her ca pa cious basket one for
each Child asa o,lvet,ir. OF the OCCASION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Mr.. Currie SHonored.

I. Mr.. George Il. Curre, OF this city, has
lnsthe Supreme Lodge Ii G3ood FalfoWsSs Tvs
Z He was notified yesterday o & his APP
pointment TO the position OF supreme
sHara sqpreme Aasemby
Mt the Grand Union Hotel, on April goth
This order Is strong here, and IS one Of
the leading societies Of the kind IN the
United States "a Ni 5alit Et3 {hlit}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Personals and Briefs.

ss@g Professor r. u, Gaines returned yes
tnred in aHcourse given IL that that city this
year by the members OF the college ifacul-
ty. ~ II Il .a5$
fessors S. C. Mitchell ana W. II. Foushee
expect TO attend the Inauguration 81 Pr ;
Of tlis University Of Virginia. u
fter spending tho winter IN Wash
SI,n1}gton, D. C;lwlth AIRS Conditt,,smlthn,t
Colorado. will be tho guest or her cousin,
Mra. ]. Addison Clarke. for soEie5 til1e,,
miss Elezabethelcf Sans, OF Beaufort,
s,.G.,lfis the guest Of her niece. MIS- J.
Addison cooke,Hn mt No. 1900 West Grace
Street. Il 45 "a -. y.
Mr.. Emmett Richardson. OF No. 2oa
North Twenty-Nrst Street, whofwas ope't
rated on about two weeks ago al the Re-
+ treat for the Sick, Is improving, and -
able to see his friends there. Sls
Mr.. nd Mrs. Waldron r. Belnap and 1T,
Ito soll, os New York. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. George =, Hutchins. of this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
v Sink Several Artesian Wells,

The state Hospital Board has awarded
to the sydnor Pump and Well Co, lncp::,
the contract for sinking two eight-incl!!
deep-drjled wells TO supply the Central
Hospital a Petersburg and the Western
at staunton With pure ~ tor. N VI vi
The 1Syuppr. Pump and. Wall "A CO. has
also sunk wells at Eastern Hospital some
hospitals IN the state 81 North Ca rol!na, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
GRAND jury FREES
CHkSE4CITY MAN.

n (special ID rhe 'yllaee- Dispntcli) ],
BosTo y, & NJ 81 April s,--No bill VAS
returned to-day " the grand jury intthe
case oi y, !. Rolfe, Of Chase City, Va.
charged With nsahslAnghter In causing the
March 2lst Rolfe Is now free man,
and nothing further will be done I'M the
matter II was saidby the police that Rolfe
shot In self-defense In q ssruggle With
Gilmore, VA 4. s I H "a. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
|-IN773 y 4 .Fsl u IIIII M ~ "
Whitewater Clubs Outing.

Tile Whitewater Club. composed, OF
about 100 we'll known men. has arranged
to take un outing to the clubs fishing
grounds, ut Whitewater on tho Potomac
nearly q hundred will take the trip on
a special train. Those who expect ia
60 VIII leayestheir names With Secretary
Frank anthony at the AC,0Mmerclal.a a......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
/. CLAY WARD ACT1vES,
Several Of the Candidates Max.
,rhe;r EvHy;sl,.. Il no,,,,,

Several OF the Candidates Make
Their Wishes Known,
* The Clay Ward IA ttiyes held irregular
meeting last nightsa at Belvidere Hall and
heard brief speeches from several of3the
candidates. The attendance was small,
but those present seemed Interested IN
T the campaign. I'll Ss Il
Meysrsf John Il Howard :Jr5 ana George
Es Wise we're elllioun ced i rs thA speakers
from the meeting. Messrs /. j funsdont Cary,
John Howard, Jr. G.. W. vallace, j 4,
and sMinetree F'olkes spoke brieny5p their
own behalf for Commo nwealth'sat torltey,
members lie was IN the race for City
Sergeant. There were other brief speeches.
uilder the head Of general tdlscussonss
on and will hear all the candidates l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Mems Christian Club Arrange
Attractive Proprar11r11e.

( The Mems Club will give Tomorrow
night at $3.50 O'clock. ut Leigh Street.
Baptist Church., one of their series Of.
entertainments, which bids fairatO eclipse
ANY previous one. The programmes va.
Sried and interesting. g9ss 5S "
Tho club invites It's friends among the
men OF X Church Hill or other parts OF
the cty; to fbe present sand spend an etl-
FjOya BILE eve, 1ir1H, 5 Mn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Order Of Foresters Organized.

y The Independent Order Of . 1roresterA
perfected its rganzatlon on Wednesday
night in Concordiafi I4alEH No, ao2 West
Broad Street, wit q nhnrters list q be-
elected md Installed. CHS This old and
wealthy order will be. heartily welcomed
to tho brotherhood Of The ftnternnl or
der OF this city {5s ii: sfS Ii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09

Pickett Camp Auxiliary.
a. meeting OF the I1adie .Auxiliarys'ef
,e held to.t1orrpW. q Z 3 T. 81 NJ. IN their
1all, No 307 North Sayenth Street. A
ull attendance Ia REQUESTED X IA u is5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
PROF W P TRENT !.
LECTURES: HERE !. 4: | !.
Distinguished Ricl1lnonder Re
turns to Native Scenes
This Week.

William Peterfield Trent, professor OF.
English literature in Columbia Univer-a
sity, who comes this week TO deliver the
spring course of5thc Thomas lectures g
Richmond College, is well known in the
city, md as a distinguished$ son who has
gained high honors lin other States Will
receive a cordial welcome on his return.
to his native State. i} fs #
Il He was born III Richmond i'll 1856, and
is the son of j DR.. Petcrficld Trent aud
Mrs Luz " G. Trent, llvedaon Main Streat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09

The party left the island about -
served shortly after Sleayihg, the officers
OF the 1. association an isitors being;
seated at al tai BILE decora ted Einsred, white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Had to be Tr;al;nl'l.sferrel

a; Just about twelve lies Il from Rich;
.mond the ma chinery3f ofs the - Brandon was
thrown out S.of order, but ~ passengers
were transferred at once to the Poca- X
hontas, md reached Richmond with hard !. y !.
ly any delay s. s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
a General Holiday.

The employees Of the ship yard were
given holiday all day to-day. and nearly
Il every one of the seven thousand and more
was on hand to cheer the new fighter
as she left the ways.
4 Large parties Came from Richmond
and Norfolk and Old Point, Hampton,
Pboebus and the Peninsula couties were
well represented.
The Navy Department Was REPRESENTED
By delegations from Washington and the
Norfolk navy yard. The army was also
Well represented most H the officers
and many OF the men coming oyer from
Fortress Monroe.
The marine band from the Norfolk
navy yard. stationed on the sayly DECO
rated launching stand with the score.
of Observation-Disclosures guests, entertalned
sihe Impatient crowd with popular and
martial airs,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-06
WOLVERINE 6 ARIZONA.

Directors of the Wolverine & Ari- zona Mining company are expected iD Bisbee shortly. No new superintend- ent has been announced for this prop cT.y ;o sm the vacancy occasioned bN' the resignation of Stewart Hunt to be- come sheriff MT. Roberts continues in charge, with. NIT. Guy Ross as mine foreman. It is net unlikely that MT. Ross will be advanced to the position of superintendent, if any new selection is made. l. is said that he is in every way qualified for the position. The Wolverine & Arizona intend to pros ecute their development work win greater vigor than ever during the Lew year, and the showing at present encountered seems to justify this de cisior Articles of incorporation are being published this week, having been filed With the county recorder of th.s county during the last days in Decem Der. The names signed to the articles are ". Frank James, John Daniel Paul ?. Roehm. Edward Ulseth, Wlt liam R. Oates MT. w. H. Brophy is one of the directors for the current year