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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Auction Sale To-Day, March 2sth, Of
Fine Household Furniture, Mat
ting, Shoes, Dry Goods, Etc.

We will sell TUESDAY, March 2sth. at
our warerooms, No, 1905 2, Main Street.
commencing at 1920 A. Nj, fine collection
of Household Furniture, viz: CHARTERED
Oak Wardrobe, Walnut Book Cases, Sim
gle Wardrobes, CuRboards. sideboards.
Extension Tables. Iron and Brass Beds.
Oak. and Walnut Chamber Suits, Corches,
Lounges, 81 Dining-room Chairs, Folding
Beds is Rolls of Slightly Used Mattings.
Cherry Book case and Secretary. Iron Fold
Ing Cots. chiffonier, Center ables, Ode Bu-
reaus ana Washstands, 50 New Pictures
Of all kinds, Mante Mirrors, Hall re- cks
Rugs and Druggets, Library Fables,
Fancy Bamboo Furniture. sGo-Carts, Baby
Carriages 10 Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Pillows, ETC.. etc, les invited,
SPECIAL, 81
We will sell to the trade at IL o clock,
for account of Transportation company,
i. Lot Damaged Dolnestics, sheeting, Dress
Goods. Tickings. Hardware, Undertaker's
Supplies, steel Rods, co Pairs of Men and
Ladies' Shoes. etc, etc.
! ssii RICHMOND AUCTION, co,
Geo, II. Valentine, Auctioneer. IA
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Trustees Sale Of Mules.

BY virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust
from J.. G.. Dillard TO, T ?. Gampbel u
Trustee, dated May 10, 1902. and December
Il. 1903 recorded In the clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court. Va.,5 granting and
conveying the personal property below de- e.
Lumber Company the payment Of SLIGO.
with interest from August 10, 1902. eyi-
denced BY a no te described in said deeds.
and default having been made on the pay
ment OF ss7ael OF said indeb dness, which
bears Interest at tho rate OF 9 per cent.
per annun, from December 81, 1904, and
being REQUIRED by said beneficiary 50 !, 70 Q
highest bidder, for cash. at public auc-
ton, ct Fair Oaks Hanover county.
IA y MONDAY, APRIL ap, 1906,
at II o'clock A., NJ, the following three
Mules, viz: One Black Horse Mule,
named, "Genrge'' one Light Brown, Horse
Mule; Mike, y and one Black Mare Mule,
Is i. CAMPBELL. Trustee,
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Trustees Sale Of Mules.

By VIRTUE Of a certain deed Of trust from
dated septem Der 81. 1901, recorded in the
clerk Is Office Of Hanover County Court
Va. granting and conveying the personal.
property below described to secure to the
A. L. Shepherd Lumber Company the pay
ment OF $i,5OO, with Interest, from septem-
ber 1901 eyid ~ . n9te therein : g
linthe payment OF said note and there be-
Ing due thereon 81, 800. with interest from
December 81, 1901, and being required by
the said beneficiary 50 &. d, II. q, under.
signed trustee will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction, at
Fair Oaks. Hanover county. Va on
MONDAY. APRIL Sd, 1906,
Mt II 8 clock "A. NJ, the following six
Mules, viE.:3 One Dark Bay Mare ,Mule,5
named Mag; one Grey Mare Mule
5.''Dorah''; two Light Bay Mare Mules.
Nellie" and Belle.': one Grey Mare
Mule. "sallle." and one Light Bay Mare 9
Mule Rose III TX
TERMS-Cash. 81 ~
Electric cars leave Twenty-nlnth ana 2
Streets at every hour reaching Fair Oaks
In twenty minutes. thus giving ample time
TO 20 and return during the day.
T. p. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
11ch 2s-4t &
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i'd d -
I will sell for parties interested. at my
warerootr1s, 90 Broad Street, WEDNEs-
DAY, March 2sth. at 1890 a. NJ, Parlor
Grand Mahogany Case Plano (James &
Holmstrom make, New York; I 6-plece
Highly. Polished CHARTERED Oak Parlor.
Suit, Fancy Rockers, Brass. Onyx and
other Parlor Tables, l Oak Cheval Cham
Der Suit, Medium Oak Chamber Suits, I
very handsome Quartered Oak Combina-
.tion Desk, Book Case and Music Case;1
very handsome CHARTERED Oak Hand
Carved Library Table, 1 Largo Leather
Couch, Hall and Stair Carpet, Mating,
Rugs, Lace curtains, Pictures. Willow,
Rattan and other Rocking Chairs, 1 Quar-
tered Oak Morris Chair, Ladies' Birdeye
Maple Writing Desk. Chartered Oak
Hall Rack, with Chairs to match; China
and silver Tableware, Cut Glass. Bric-a-.
Brac. i CHARTERED Oak sldeboard, 1 Quar-
tered Oak Dining Table, Chairs, ETC.; mis-
icellaneous Books. Bamboo Furniture. etc.
This Is an excellent lot OF goods and Will
have to be seen to be appreciated. Sale
positive. 81
NJ TERMS Cash. iSs II II
GEO. v. OLIVER Auctioneer.
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Woodbury., "a; Eastern, :.

n Especial to The Times Dlspatc h.l
SORANG u, VA, March Civ oodberry
Forest defeated Eastern College this
morning by the score of p TO q. Up to
The sixthinnfng 4 was a good game ( then
the WoodberryS boys battcd out eleven
runs and continued ethe heavy hitting
till thetend of$the game. s5 h D
n II, Hume. for w oodbcrry, made q triple;
double and single.
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Wednesday, March 90, 1908
at 4:3OSP M.
a BY a. Z. Royal & Co.,
Z and Ssisf
A. I. Ada1nson, q
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Manchester, Va. X

~ ONfNiISSIONER,S 81 AUCTION Said
OF A.B.vALUABLB FARM ON
WHICH THDRD is A1HvERY,sl L-
QUANTITY OF 4 TIMB Err AND WOOD.
CONTAINING 40 "a AGREA .& ! IN Al
.TRIcT1 OF CHEyrERFIDLD5 COUNTY,
"a ABOUT e5l TWO MILES FRI ON
5PAYNE's SIDING. ON THE SOUTH
,ERNs RAILWAY. 81 sS,:S
II Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county, I In this SUIT
Of Sarah e. ST Wooldr ridge and Others Vs.
Thomas Phsups aS s1s sn easo Rss
ton, on the premises, on !. u. IN
a THURsDAY,Srd MARCH 80. 1870.
ct 81 clock F. M. the above farm when
II 1i1s nA Pnaup 81 Joseph woodnn.
COMMISSIONS by deed recorded In DEE 81
20, page 2es, In the clerk once 81 Ches-s
.terdeld County Court This is 5000 land
al Joining the land OF John g. iEllett. ESQ d,
SC,,istayeS Berger estate and others There
Is a brick dwelling Il nd i the. usual OUT
buildings the propsrttyy; . nnes 8 y atsc
which Is very va liable V VIZ
This property Wi be sold as e. whole
or suhdiyided to suit rchasers hxam1neg
a sh,n Rnd WIN glad
give YOU additional IN format lion. n
IS, TERMsOn e-third cash and the balance
In O. and IL mon this. evtd lent ED BY otes9
with interest, title retained until the pur-i
chase money Is paid in full and 8na deed
s'',1 2;Aiy4 n !, ( eRpsoRY
Special 4 Commissioned
IA. Royal S&g CO..: and A,SSI 81 Il Adaniso
Auctioneers.
AZ hereby certify t hat the bond for 81. 0C0s
required of the Co4nmiss oners n IL the
+ above-styled silt Of Wooldri dgel vs.. Phapp3
has been given on this 9Th day gofs March;
1906. 1ILLPE GbILL$Cler
$Mch rs st
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umpiires Hold Conference.

vi "a i3$, Associated Press.) & "a.
v NEW YORK. March 27,--The staff OF Ma
ytional league umpires had their yearly COM,
sthoroughly kone over with a view to having
a uniform ruling prevail for the coming sea-
son. 5fiI IrIls
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Wash. and Lee ,-a3 3Fishburne, 8.
8 (special togThe Times Dlspatch,)
LEXINGTON, Y "A. March 27.-F ishburne
Military Academy was defeated to-day by
Washington and Lee by a score of % to .
In "a game OF baseball devoid of interest.
The University Of West Virginia plays.
Washington and Lee Tomorrow
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Oakridge# Wins.

E4s s. (special4to The Times Dispatch.)
WAKE, y FOREST NJ O., March 27.-Oak
Ridge hall team won from Wake Forest Coll;
lege to-day by the score Of 81 to III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
I eAN,,kRuRT. NOTICE.
IN 1 THE DISTRICT coURTYoF,,r, THE ! III
limited STATES FOR The EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. IA. :, ma

1N3THE Distinctly oURTr, g 2, TIE s1,l
i RN1D1sTRICT9 OFSYlRG1NlAA.5s ,5isS
5AM If shs 4: n sRo1 8 81: i :,
RR anKFaSoeT1c FOR r 1p1scIfARGh:
h On this 10th day OF Ma ch, a.. D., 1893.
on reading the petition for dscharge q
Ordered the court. that g hearing be g
had upon the same Il on the tn DA :
OF APRIL, e; le9s before g f1at SAG t1a
e e9g ct aaa hat s ns as1e
nilblished In The Times Dispa tch, a ne VS.
paper printed In said district. and tha ~
all known creditors and other persons y,
aq s have
why the pra yer OF the sald pel'eioiie X
should not be granted. !.
And tbs further ordered by the court,
Known o1 an creditors copies of said petition and
this order, addressed to them g e th ea
places OF resldence as stated: =, i, =, :,
Witness the Honorable LEDMUMp ~ a : "a
m seal y tiereof Rlehmoad in said dis
Attest: r. q r. BOWDEN, Z Clerk.
Ry Joseph r. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
n THE DIsTRIcT COURT, 2 THE Ell
& ERN DISTRICT OF, VIRGINIA. 9. !. &
s,SSSis III the MatteT Of ttS VI w.
ORDER Ra oFHor1cB FdR DIs ttsildesSs
on this 18th day Of March, "a. D. 1903:
op reading Is; Z the petition for discharge 3
@ Ordered ~ the court that 9 hearing :, b g
had upon the same on the IN D "a J,
or PRIL,j. "a D., 1905, before sag ,a
a1 saa a1s e
published If in The Times Dlspatch,3a news
aper printed lin said district and that
all known cred tors I'd .other persons ln
ssd sRs ha ave.
Why WV tie he prayer Of tho said petitioner
should not he granted, \.
i s further, ordered raaG y by maI f foaf
this order, ad dressed ~ = hem q Y 4 the els,
places OF !resid ence as stated.
Witness the - onora Pe EDMUND W . p,
RI sss sass a KeRe saa Goas s
tret the 81 rghs AP 2; - le
BY Joseph r. Brady, Deputy Clerk;
THE DIsTRI!;E 1 eo !; q TIP Sl
HGRRN Mist r ssr Or Or vviKaINiA; y
Jos EH.!Hf Mrs # !
ORDER Re 81 HPorJcn FOR pIasHHRsg
On this 14th day Of March, q, Du aOOo.
on reading s..b petition for q! scharge OF
70 orssrsa ~ the Court that
had Upon the same On the ~ DAY "
Or AfR44, "a. d., 1905 before said
courl at Rlchm In said district at /, u 2
2publIshed In, The Times u ispa tch, q n ewa.
paper printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons In ~;
terest may appearlat the said Tune ana
why the prayer Of .the said petit ioner
should not be granted. .S s
And 1T As further ordered by the court,
known creditors copies OF said peti ton
and tl,is order. addressed to- them at their
places OF residence as stated. q, -, s. 7,
NJ Witness the Honorable EDMUND W4AD;;
the seal thereof, at Richmond, III said dis
Etrict, on the 18th day OF March. AN u, iao6.
Attest, G.. y. ABQWpEN,A Clerk.
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HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
MR.. N. E. PITTS
AT AUCTION.

1will sell at his residence No. 3os North
Thirty-flrst Street,
THIS DAY (TUEsDAY), MARCH 9, 1905,
COMMENCING AT 1890 a. NJ,
1sEbony Case / g Octave Upright Piano.
Mahoglnized Parlor Suit, Parlor Table.
BRIG q Brac, Mantle lock QInrtered Oak
Sdebpard, Dining Table. complete China
Dinner Set. other Tables and Glassware.
Stoves, Hall and Stair Carpet Quartered
Oak Hall Rack With Oval Mirror; large
sBrass Bed. Oilartered Oak bureau and
CHARTERED Oak Chamber Suit, Iron Name
sI5oston Comfort Couch. medium Bed.
Room Suits, Springs. scction Hair and
sters. olietware. Kitchen Furniture, etc.
This Is an excellent lot Of goods. only IN
use a few months. Ladies' specially In
svited to attend. sale positive.
dfsiill' GEO. II. OLIVER. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
AUCTION SALEj-This Day.

BY Geo. ", Oliver, Auctloneer,
90 Broad street. between First Street and
Brook Avenue. Phone No. 1851.
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THE THIRD DAY OF.
MAY, 1905. AT Il O'CLOCK M.

free Of all liens and encumbrances what
soevers except taxes assessed for the cur
.erty.reai personal, or or Observation-Disclosures i
and interests OF the Fartnvile & Powha-
tan Railroad Company. consisting of a
main line Of single track, marrow gauge
dred on the James River. near City Point,
in Chesterneld county. where tho company
has valuable termnai properti,es sd faeil,-
ward sa a ' County, o vIrsina approxiat Ing
.gether with ali branch lines spur tracks
sidings depot tracks, and yard tracks:
way. depot but ldings and grounds, Shops.
warehouses. Sc wharVes, terminnls scales,
telegraph lines. telephone lines. store
houses stores and supplies machine
motives. 81 coaches, cars, gondoas. real
estate, offices. office furniture, books and
books OF account Is sta tionery and supplies
description 81 said Railroad Company.
wherever situated (except cash in bank
or In the hands OF the {Receiver.of this
Count, and and his aaS dfSts
ever, both on The day Of sale and on the
day %. the confirmation Of said sale. s.a5
as follows viz: seventy-five Thousand
which shall be paid toEthe comn,issi onersi
within three days from 5tn6 Gay OF Sale,
and the residue Of $50, 900 when the sale
Is confirmed. The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve months from he day
gotiable notes Tor tho deferred payments;
with interest from day Of sale, wi tn the
right ito anticipate the payment Of said
notes; and the title to be retained until
4 the whole purchase money s5is paid and
q conveyance directed by the Court.
Z For further pa ticulars as to said rail-
fered to- the receiver, Col. 81. & M. r. Tai
cot. NJ at the offices OF St the Company,
Ninth and Main Streets, R Richmond, Vir-
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4NsACdIN ,essstt RAIENIS,sE5 TT PAIENIS
RIGHTs, ETC. ,#H OF THE UNITED.
STATES TOBACcOt ssTEAfM1NGHC co..
BANKRUPT ss5 593s saS5s ' Nl95
In pursuance of an order entered on the
sTtn ida = OF FebrIafy GIsB. VI IN the District
Court OF the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, in the mat tier OF the
United States Tobacco 3s Stemmtn Co..
bankrupt, L will sell q t public auction, On
TUESDAY, March Is, 1906, commencing.
att 8 $50 D p. M, in Room No.! 8 Times
trance 81 Very 4 handsome MAI oganyi
sRolier.lTo1 Desk, s fae, vide; high roii; !.
i handsome DfahoEany Flat:Top ONCE
Desk, 2 hand some Revolving Office Chairs,
g .fne Vienna Chairs, Mahogany finish:
Cocoa Mating, the Patents, Patent
Rights, Patterns. Drawings, Blue Prints,
and ali other rropertysofS said company, 1t
Immedla tel " following , will proceed to
gthns factory OF the r. A. p Patterson To-
3bacco Co... corner Canal and Seventh
Streets, and sell at 4:30 P.s NJ, = Combine
ton Lock Iron Safe, weig hing a bout ], 500
Jto q, 900 pounds, mad by the Debolt Safe
and Lock Co..: Machine Lathe, about
s feet long, made by j, Z; cCabe; I'll
Sharper made BY Smith & Mills; 81 Power
Drill press, made by Sibley & Ware. SS.5
These machines are compa new
and were muse hardly SIX. months Oh1ce
Furniture all in flrst-class condition,
showing but little USE. a III
GS TERMS-Cash. & IA
Mch 23-5t &, 5577 n 585s
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No. 2O1 South pine Street.

In pursuance OF the decree OF the lttlc Cl.
.mond Chancery Court in the suit STYLED
8 Mary sue Young VS. Ethel Ia Youns q
ais, ~ entered on! the goth March. 1900,
Ehe undersigned Special Commissioner
viii sell by public ton on the prefn1;-
ises. on ssl Is e
MONDAY, APRIL Sd 1905.
at S o'clock p. M, the real estate referred
to- In the said decree. It being the above
named neat, substantial, we'll located and
desirable corner resid ence OF about six
rooms, with the lot on which It stands,
fronting twenty feet on the eastern line
oe Pine street and extending q back 6 SIS On
and within parallel lines rs feet to an
alley, the property being most oonve !, .
character now greatly in demand by
5hon1eseekers and investors a
TERMS One-rtird IA Of the 1T purchase
money IN cash. and the remainder in two 70
equal instalm ents by negottable notes
iof the purchaser at 8 and - months, with
interest added from the day q sale. and
the title ITO be retained until the pur-
chase money Is fully paid and a convey
5ance ordered by the court. HI 8
Il Special Commissi oner.
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The bond required by the above decree
OF the Special Commisston has been
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BY Richmond Auction CO..
4 Phone AIS. No. 1905 e.. Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
For Sale AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

VIZ ~TtSS,sSF'NSt n v ~ n
Y TO settle the indebtedness Of the La
Crosse Academy we wy SELL " u public lans
A AZ ii consisting Of il Acres q Land:
wlthTn handsome Academy building and
nice Dwelling House on same. The
grounds arc nicely lad f,f IN ~ bssutiful
tically new. Satuate ed at the junat!on of
the Seaboard and 9outhe roads. IN the
lower end Of Meoklenburg county, the
property la we'll suited tor any kind OF
school or club house. @
n. ]. MQNTIsOMER
w. ". MEREDITH,
O. F, NCRTHINGToN.
Ach asst, Committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
GREEN s Redo,
Real Estate AuCtioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the E ARMvlL
Z poWHATAH RAILROAD COM.
pAnY.

BY virtue OF two DEGREES rendered by
OF Richmond, Va, ono on the 21st and
the other on the gard day OF February,
1905, in the causes pending In said Court
lSXORs. ron &C, VI. TARNfvILLE
e POWIIATAN r. r. &C. & AIS.
"G. J. RNYDER, WHO SUES EtlR
&C, ". SAME - AN y wv. s. ARCh Err,
having been made In the payment
OF the amount sufficient to pay on
the liens, on the, property within the
twenty days required by said decree OF
who were appointed special Commission.
ers for that purpose tany two OF them
4 to. act as directed by said DEGREES. will
proceed to sell, by public auction, to the
City Hall In the city OF Richmond. vir-
ginia. Oh sf5 Ns
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81 Feet, Granite Street,

In order to wind up the estate Of the
late Mrs. Lena Rose. we will sell. by
public auction In the following order.
on the premises:
TUESDAY, MARCH 2sth, AT 4 r. NJ.
First. The frame stores or shops, as!
above. fronting together rs fee. on east
line Brook Avenue, near Marshall Street!
eG Second. say at $50 p. NJ, the brick
warehouse. No: 416 Brook Avenue, Is now
OCCUPIED as an automobile stable. but:
suitable for any business.
yyrhlrd. At 81. M, vacant lot, corner
.Goddin and Grifthf Streets, 4sx74 feet.
sDuyal' s ddition, near Brook Avenue ana ana
first toll gal e.
Fourth At " F. . beautiful West
End n lot, 81 feet, Granite Street, near,
}Bellyiew. or Reservoir Boulevard. south
of Mann's flower garden. 3s5.
THE legatees OF the above estate being
snon-resId Tents, have determined to sell.
to close the estate, and bargains
can be had. The improved property pays
we'll as an Investment. lst&
y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g Co.'S
n iSfsSif M E iAuctioneers.y
~. M SAtlf ~ -
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. B. Elam g. Co., tioneers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-06
Rex Rules All New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March G.
Rex ruled the carnival city today and
the magnificent pageant of the merry
monarch traversed the streets under
the most favorable auspices. The day
marked the thirty-third annual page
ant of the king and New Orleans was
never more crowded with visitors, the
tnrongs being immense. At an early
hour this afternoon the booming OF
cannon announced the arrival of the
royal yacht bearing Rex and his reti-
nue. The royal pageant proceeded to
the city hall where Rex received the
key of the city. Besides the Rex page
ant there were scores of parades par
ticipated in by grotesque maskers. To-
night takes place the street parade OF
the Krewe of Proteus, and this will
be followed by the customary tableaux
and ball. The regular Rex parade AMI
the parade of the Mystic Krewe OF
Comus are set for tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-06
FLOGGING A WOMAN.
Account of Whipping That Occurred In
Russia.

PARIS, March 6.-The ST. Peters,
burg correspondent of the Paris Temps
gives an account of the flogging of a
woman student by the police after
had been slashed open by a sabre cut
in the streets, she was taken from the
hospital, despite medical protest, and
twenty four hours afterwards an am
bulance took her back to the hospital
in a shocking state. She was as pale
as death, and could not stand. On be-
ing undressed she screamed with pain,
and it was found that her shoulders,
her back, and her loins were black and
blue all over. There were marks the
size of ones little finger. She was
placed in a bed covered with milk
curds to relieve the pain. A gendarme
remained near her day and night
Nevertheless, her case became known.
A commissary of police had questioned
her on the revoluti nary plot and the
anarchist movement, as she was known
to have friends among the revolution
lists. She refused to speak, whereupon
she was whipped with birch mods,
with birch rods, without regard for her
wound. She was questioned a second
time, but would say nothing. She
was then whipped again, which drew
from her all the police wanted to
know. The informant of the newspaper
correspondent says that this is not an
days birch rods did duty as most of
the police officers of the capital.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-06
APPROPRIATION BILL FINISHED
Amount Drawn From General Fund Is
Close to 100000.

OLYMPIA, March 6.-The joint ap-
preparations committee has concluded
its work and the total appropriated
from the general fund is estimated at
$2,S26,145.17 for the ensuing two years,
beginning April 1. The estimated
revenue for the same period for the
general fund is $2,291,OOO
In the above total are not included
the appropriations from the special
funds, which, if added, would prob
ably run the totals over $3,OOO,OO0. The
general fund includes the appropria-
tions already made for the Lewis and
Clarke fair, the omnibus bill and the
coyote bounty bill
The last act of the committee was
to complete appropriations for the ed
ucational institutions of the state.
They are practically as already an
nounced, making a total of $656,190.
The appropriations bill for the in
stitutions under the charge of the
state board of control has passed both
bodies of the legislature. AS amended
the figures SHOW the following. For
the Western Washington hospital for
insane, $34S,2O0; Eastern WASHINGTON
hospital for insane, $20S,700; state
penitentiary, $215,OOO, $4,000 having
been added to the original sum to pay
the salary of the prison chaplain; state
reform school, $4,000; soldiers home
$66, 700; school for defective youth
$4,000, the sum of $4,000 having been
daded to the amount originally ap-
propriated for the new school at Med
ical Lake: board of control, $4,000;
incidentals, $1,1S295; total from the
general fund, sss4.7s2.s5; penitentiary
revolving fund s15O,OOO; deficiencies
and judgments of last fiscal periot
amounting to s15.450.25.