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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
YOUNG THAW WEDS
FORMER ACTRESS.
Bridegroom's Mother and Other
Relatives Attend Marriage
to Florence Nesbit.
RECONCILIATION COMPLETE
Allowance Of $4,000 a Year Will
Not be Cut Of--Much In
(specIal to The TImes- Digpatch.,
terest in Case,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
P1TTsBtJRG, PA, April 5.--Mr. Harry
Kendall Thaw and Miss Evelyn Florence
Nesbit, former artists model and
show girl, were quietly married ut
O'clock this afternoon at the homo Of tho
4Rev. william L. MoI1wan pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian Church. No an
rouncement Of tho wedding had, been
made. and none but members OF tho two
families were present at the ceremony.
The witnesses we're Mrs. William Thaw,
the bridegroom's mother; his brother,
Josiah ,rfaw, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Holman, step-fHther and mother OF
the BRIDE The wedding dinner was par
taken Of at Mrs. Will liam ThaW's resi-
sdence, after which the couple left on thelr
honeymoon, presumably going East.
,rhe circumstances of the marriage In
dictate that there has been complete,
reconciliation between young Mr.. Thaw
and his mother, and that he Is no longer
( IN danger Of having his allowance Of
$4,000 a year cut off. It Is understood
that all concerned have agreed to forget
and forgive, and to relcgate to the past
the unfortunate escapades IN which the
name OF Miss Nesbit and Mr. tThaw We're
CONNECTED, most notablc8of which was on
the occasion Of last November, when they
were asked to leave the Hotel Cumber-ss
land in New York city. because MT.
tThaw declined to register Miss Nesb!t5
as his wife. isl5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
No. HOPE. F0R I PEACE.
The Presidents Departure From
Washington Taken as Final
fi4$5 Ia is "A s5i5 T Il c2ti0,, s
Indication.
(13yAss ,o.clate,I pres,s,. 4 I


ST. PETERSBURG. April 4-The an
nounccment that President Roosevelt has
left Washington on a vacation. trip is ac-
copied here az evidence that the efforts
4 to draw Russia and japan into peace ne
gotiations have come to grief for the
moment. No defnMe lexplanatton OF,
exactly what happened is forthcoming.
hut the general impression Is that Japan
either; declined to treat upon the Rus
sian basis or demanded a direct avowal
that there was q pacific disposition. at
any rate. the advocates of n continuation
! OF the war seem surer of their position,
and everything indicates that the hope
of an immediate change Of fortune ID
staked on Vice Admiral Rojestvensky.
whose squadron, according TO the best
Information. 8 now aetually33 its way
to meet the Japanese. The admiralty
,5is greatly encouraged by the prospects
that Rojestvenskywi will be able to defeat
Admiral Togo. owing to the splendid
reports which have just arrived here from
Rojestvensky, dated from the Island Of
Madagascar, recounting In detail the con-
tditlon Of the ships and personnel. AMI
the results OF the target practice OF the
squadron and Of the manoeuvers, IN
which the warships have been drilling for
three months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Certain Relief

Tho secret lay in a wonderful chemical
found in Germany. When 7 found this chem.
ical. knew that could make a Rhe amatic
cure that would be practically certain, But
before was Wiling to put my name on it.-I
made moro than 1000 tests! And my failures
were but 2 per cent. ,5i58 Fl n
}. This German chemical Is not the only tngre-
dent l uss in DR.. Shops Rheumatic Cure
but i made the remedy Possible SnHe
been made In no other way,
This chemical was very expensive The duty.
too, was high In all It cost me 81. 30 per
pound. But what Is $500 per pound for a r 9AI I.
remedy the Wo,da most painful
human beings know? rs l
4 j don't mean that Dr. shoop's Rheumatic
Cure can turn bony Joints Into flesh again
that Is Impossible, hut It Will drive from
blood the hsn h hs Il
pain swslngths end g, the suifeTln rSn
afford to make this liberal ofter-that IL why
i can AFFORD to spend the FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers. the world over, may
learn OF my remedy. RI f t,H85f{ f}s s}iF{5s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Crystalized Poison!

Your blood Is always full Of poisonT, ~ .
your system. IT Is the purpose OF the nlood 70
abaorb ami carry Off this very poison. And tns
Kidneys, which are tho blood filters. are en-
pected to cleanse the blood and send " pack
through tina system clean,s to gather more
poison which they, & In turn Will eliminate
But sometimes the kidneys fall. And somt-
times, from some other cause. the blood Sets
ALL, This Is the start OF Rheumatism. The
poison nccumulates and crystalzes. The crystals
look like little grains OF sugar or Of tine Wnte
sand. The blood carries them and they increase
In size Then. when y can carry them no
longer It deposits them ~ jont--on q
bGne-anywhere.16 l 80 ~ q
The twlnge In your. log-tlle dull acne !, IN
your arm on a rainy day--theses are the OUT
ward signs OF the unseen erystals An nc. ne ne
sufferer who has allowed his SUMMONS e. 90
,,nheeded and unattended for, yeenrs-thcse nre
Inc evidences Of what lshoumatlsm, ne glecteu'
II Rhe u includes lumbago, selata.
4 neuralgia gout-for all these are the resultq
81 rheumatic poison IN the blood, "
81 Plainly, the first thing 70 90 - ~ Temn 10y
the poison. But thslis no! enough r. Nm, Iha
@ the P9so must esan pc stop9sis s.
solve and eliminate the crystals when nave aye
already formed. Unless this la Done mere
Gan be no cure--no permanent rel, 81,
y \ e searched tho whole earth for q specific for
Hheumat sln-somcthing that :! or any physll
clan could feel safe In escribing-somethlng
that we could count on not only occas iona!ly,
hut ALWAYS. For the rayages OF rheumatism
nrs syerywhere and genuine relief is rare
= Mid CAGES p re sometimes cured by q single n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Y STUDENTS OF HISTORY.
Party Of Tourists From Buffalo
to Visit History-Maker's Home.

A large party OF teachers from Buffa-
10 and other points $inFwestern New YORK
will spend the Easter holidays. IN a tour
OF Virginia. which will include visits to
many points of historic interest,". Many
others will accompany the teachers IN
their holiday itinerary.
The party will leave Buffalo at d. NJ
Friday April 18th. arriving In Wa hng..
ton next morning The Virginia party Will
leave Washington Saturday. afternoon. via
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. for Richmond, arriving here
that evening. Sunday, Monday and Tues
day will be spent in t his city. seeing the
historic points in and near Richmond.
with a side trip to Petersburg, where a
drive OF fifteen miles will bio taken over
the Qualifications around that city.
8 Wednesday the party will be a board the
steamer POcahontas on ans al day trip
down the James, the most historic river
in America a stop Will be made at
jamestown Islnnd to permit the party to
visit the ruins OF the first English set-
clement. On Thursday and r>jday the
party will be engaged in Sightseeing in
and around Norfolk, Virginia Beach.
Cape Henry. Fort Monroe, Old Point,
HAMPTON Roads and Newport News. On
Friday. a pril 2lst. the party will leave
Norfolk for Washington.
The visitors have adopted Murphy's
Hotel as. their headquarters in this city,
and the Monticello in Norfolk.
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OBITUARY.
lanes A. Patterson.

Mr.. James A. Patterson, who died II.
the city Of New Y ork on Sunday, April
2 was the son OF the late Pr W., =.
Snent in his day as q physician, ana as 81, a
citizen in politics, having been q member
Of the Legislature, and IN Masonry. Z MI:
in ISIS. The firm of which he was q
the tobacco business aof8thnt time Ih sss
forced in he fhae ftss for
Snort she TT tine tine paid up in full; Thereafter.
until the opening of hostilltles. ana ND ,ior
firm firm the custodlans Of large interests o.,
Of Virginia manufacturers and tobacco
l-aisers. devoted themselves to the SAFE.
guarding Of their Clients Mnose be.
longing to alien enemies. This MT. Fat
Eterson So successfully and skilfully az.
colnplished. that, mot anslndlyidulaii N ,ne
South lost anybhlasl refnbursed for
nronerty which they had considered lost.
His duty in this, regard being over over, MI NJ;
a1 his amy a MaGpe ene
ed business III Wall Street He retired
"a good many years ago, but was sue
ceeded by HIS sons. ,a.,, !, VIZ.
ginia to the end. During the war var he gave We
aid and comfort and most llhern!iy OF
Ills mems to her and to the southerh
prisoners 10 the utIlpsL lt''h', W"s ~
6mitted him. He was a member q inc
Virginia and the Southern Societies oi
He Vas a man OF vigorous mental ana
physical powers, Which he retained until
the day OF his sudden attack, and hls
heart was ms open as day for melting
charity He Tas II VIZ 7s,ue e'g Ra nolph
McCaw, sister OF DIR. McCnW anu DTS DTS
Nm j.. Sheppard. OF this city; ~ =,
The romans Will arriye.nt $500 q; ",
o-dny. Wednesday, and BIO inferred ~
HOLLYWOOD from the Union Depot.
Funeral Of DR., DreWry.
rhe funeral Of DR.. Samuel ,, y DreWry,
whose death Sunday at his nome, ! Mine,
ola" Chesterfield county, was announces &c,
Yesterday, takes place ~ zap o'floekn ln,s
4 fternoon from st. Pnul's EplscoPait
Church, ~ Rev. j. Francis Hlnpie,, "
10 press their sympathy ,Ior, ~ MIS- y
Drewry, who Is an honffed. me nm !. h9t
the organization. Richmond aptel,
Daughters OF the Confederacy, VIM attend
- M y you q the relatives of the family
from a distance will be present az , 'nS
r. % o. bertrand. al New Orleans arrived
Yesterday, as did Mrs. DreWry's brothe
pEr; 8. ! Msst,ll. s e c Site1 bs
Plumnler p. f'Drewrys and Mr., John Garter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Election In Kansas.

----- --1-- 10y 7tss0C1ateu FTess,J -7.----- --
u KANSAS CITY, MO.,April 4.-Elec-
lions were held In the larger cities Of
Il Kansas o-day. The Democrats carried
Kansas City. Kansas. and I.eayenworti,
this being revolution and entirely UNI
looked for in each case, Topeka and
eef Roae Geoera Sas elected
Mayor OF Kansas City, Can, to-day, by
probably 1900 plurality, The election was
notable because of the activitygof the
women voters. OfHa total registration
of 1900, 5000 We're women, 5
II I.eavenworth elected Peter Eyerhardy,
Denlacrat, Mayor. by two hundred mas
jority,
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NO POLITICS in VISIT.
Prince and Princess Henry Of
Prussia Now at Tsarskoe-
Sclo.
inv Associated Press

ST PETDRSBURG, April 4.-Prince
and Princess Henry OF Prussia arrived
at Tsarskoe- Selo this morning. At the
German embassy attempts to give po-
liticnl character to Prince Henry's visit
and to connect 1t with the situation Gre.
ated by Emperor Williams Tangier
speech were ridiculcd, It being explained
that the visit OF the princess to her Sis
tcrs the Empress and the Grand Duchess
Sergius during the lattcr's period OF
mourning, was announced before emperor
William left Germany
The idea OF an acute crisis in German
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph E. Claggett5 to C. G.
eqest feet W n BpT 5a s2a2 , In
IN Street. northwest corner Of Allison
Street, 81 feet on north line OF franklin
Street, IA feet east OF lison Street. Ssh
Allison and Addison Streets, and 145 feet
on north side Of Grace Street, SIS feet
west OF Allison Street, S. 5
est ar N east q tG5re s,1ee5
- - IS feet north Of Marshall Street, 81
J, Rosa NJ. Aliddleworth to j. 6. cabell.
l112 feet from Hill Street, $500. 5i,,
T. VIM Penberton and wife to Edgar
3. Ferguson. % feet on south line of
franklin, Street. 70 IL feet east OF Boyd
! Henrietta and Robert Robertson to Z.
G. Garrett. Is feet on west line Of Thir-
tenth str re- FEE feet from mort Invest
Is Henrico: Margaret Bolton. Bette Shep-
pard. a.. G. Bolton and wife and Louisa
and Herman Hoehns to Johanna Miller.
ton. adjoining the lands Of John Miller
described next above, $l352o.
and Jenkins s "a acre acres y tie
eastern limits Of the city Of Richmond,
: George W Gay. yr .o Gor r ! Bell Bel
west OF Thirty-!ourths Street. sos.
Sarah Robinson's executor. to Joseph
and crenshaw Robinson, IS feet on west
north OF T Street, and personality. H0.t
r. a. Siewers and wife to Margaret B:
3Fennell, @ feet on south side of Floyd
Sc, 75O.
S. p. Waddill. clerk, to J. c.. Mann. 20
feet on north line of Wallace Street, be-
plan Of Arlington. sold for taxes in name
of Ben Ia min j ackSOn,t $l.S4. gt1E s
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dunno. DEMOCRAT
MAYOR or CHICAGO
3(Continued from First Page.) &

lq y
from race prejudice was sorely needed.
An upheayal among temperance a az Y.
Gates against Harlan undoubtedly! 8 dld
much 10 ruin his chances. me snna,ie =,
OF the prohibition vote is regarded by
many as evidence that temperance voters
regarding him as a special enemy, voted
for Dunno in apprehension that Harlan tf
might winsif too many votes. were given
the prohibition nominee .
No Race Suicide Here.
4 one Of the amusing features that TO-
Night Is recalled as tending to ter good
natured feeling in Judge DUNES behalf
Is his record as q father. He Is the
happy father of thirteen children. his
phase OF the campaign was attended 70
BY Pop Arson, who has an d almost
equally neritorious record In family mn ma
tiers. Arson, the old-time% hero Of the
basc-b field, was the Democratic can,
ddate for city clerk. His popu larity, per-
.,onally, was beyond doubt potent help
10 the Democra Is. who seem ed Ito appre-i
ciaAe hugely his campai On sta tistics de-
signed TO prove that the Democracy at
least IN Chicago are the original and
only genuine opponents OF race suicide:
First returns this evening from the
election came from Mr.. Ilarlan's home
ward. ad jacent to the arlstocratic 4Lak6j
shore Drive. The figures favored the Re-
publican candidate, notwithstanding that
tho ward is the residence Of May Carter
~. Harrison, Democrat, who carried the
ward in the last municipal election. As
soon, however, as the factory districts
and other Gunpretentious, but populous, sec
tions. beganto be heard from, Dunno was
quickly in the lead, and was never after
ward overtaken. us E& 8ssisS
The plurality for Dunno, Democrat, was
estimated at between 900 and %. 900 votes
over Harlan. In the city election two
years ago, Harrison. Democrat, defeated
Stewart, Republican,, by 1850 plurality.
The city, however, was carried by the Re
pubcans in the presidential election last
fall by a heavy plurality.
How the Vote Stood.
Judge Dunno was elected by a plurality
of "a, 24S, and received a majority Of 945 of
& all the votes cast. He also had the dis
Etinction of pciying the greatest vote
ever cast in Chicago for a candidate for
The office of Mayor. He was given 161, 649
votes out of IL total 322, 273. Mr. Harlan,
the Republican candidate. received 1877, All;
Collins, the Socialist candidate, aO323, and
Stewart Prohibition $3.50 s4 8
siS John r.. Smulskl, the Republican candi-
his Democratic opponent by nearly 5000
votes The other candidates on the Demo-
cratic ticket We're EeleGted by pluralities
somewhat smaller than Judge Dunnes.
Frederick w. Block was elected city
treasurer and Adrian 9. Arson, city clerk.
The new City Council will probably be
Republican. rs ~ i3 AZ
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Quiet at Front.

By;Associated Press.) @ 4
S HARDIN, April 4.-Affairs at the front
generally are quiet, except for skirmisf-
Ing by General Mistchcnko's Cossacks.
Reports are revived ut the movement
iof a Japanese flying column northwnrd
through Manchuria in the direction of
Tstsihnr. t
2Thc loss and destruction Of comnsariat
stores at Mukdcn. IIussitai; Tie Pass.
Kniyuan and changt,ifu. has been u heavy
deprivation to the Russian army. as a
result the price OF fornge and provisions
has considerably increased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Mrs, Elizabeth Lee. !

Especial to This Times pspatch)
LEEsBURG. VA. April AIRS, Eliza
beth Lee. widow Of Charles II. Lee. q
former prominent lawyer Of this place.
from general debility, "A sister, Mrs
Townsend, Of boston, Mass, and Lieu.
tenant Townsend BurWell, Of the Jn atsa
States Navy H Gnd5sp nbar OF Alexam
ut IIsr f,,neral takes place on Thursday
DR. j. w. Norris. Of the Episcopal
Church., officiating. 8sa3g3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

ask no depnsit-no refclerner-'no security,
Theres nothing 70 proRRhs e,,-
natio sufferer who does not know my remedy
may have a full dollar 8 worth flee to try.
willingly make this liberal Offer abeSause =,
may relied upon ALWAYS to bring the ut.
most relief that medicine can, Years pet ore
OF rheumatism. For rheumatism 10 Teal'y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Election in Missouri.
I (By Associatcd Press

EL hiftGEt5E tloy tASSOClttlcu I7FcsS,J
KANSAS CITY, o., April A. Elections;
were held in many cities and towns of
Missouri to-day. In most instances the
issues We're local IN nature md party
Jefferson City, Henry j. Wallau, Demo-
crat, was elected Mayor. and the entire
Democratic iticketsNN elected, reversing
the result Of two years ago, when Inc
Republicans swept the city, ~ \ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

French relations was secuted at the Ger
man embassy. Princess Henry will re-
main for some time at Tsarskoc selo. but
tho Prince will return to Berlin in Q few
days. There has been persistent rumor
that the Grand Duchess sergius, who Is
still crushed by the murder Of her hus-
hand, will shortly retire to a convent ana
devote her life to the church, Of which
she Is very devout member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Funeral Notice.

pATvrEsON.-The remains of Mr.. JAMES
a, PATTERSON. of New York.. Will ar
rive AT Byrd Street Station at S;35 WE'D
NEsDAY MORNING. April 9th, Inter
ment at hollywood Immediately afler
arrival OF train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Simply Write Me

i The offer is open to every one.R eyerywhere
wrIto ME- for the free dollar package order.
WIN send you an order on ySar druggist
cept a Y dollar. ia viii hand YOU from his
shsiyes a standard sized package and he VII
send the bill to me. There nre no conditions
no requirements All that ask You to do 10 to
4wr4te.-wrte today. ] will send you my book
on rheumatism beside It 10 free, i WIN help
you to- understand your case. Address Dr.
shoop. I,ox g 2Ss. Racine, Wis, 81,
,keee. --.On sale at forty thousand drug stores.
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Election in Nebraska.

. OMAHA, NEB.. April 4.-City and VII
lage elections were held at ali points in
Nebraska to-day. with the exception OF
Omaha. A majority Of the small towns
reported early elected cit ytickets, favor
Ing high license of the liquor business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
DEATHS.

1BocKIus,-After n long and painful, H. J.,
ness, horne with great fnrfltgde, MISS MISE
BETTY CARTER B0GKius passed seq
At tho Protestant Eplscipal Church
Home, SIT North Fourth Street,
x Notice of funeral later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

church. for this diocese. died to- day, aged
sixty-four years. Tello was widely known
as a writer. During the Civil War Tello
became colonel In the Confederate army.
serving under General Harry Gilmore.
Later, he was attached to the staff Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
A Dollar s Worth Free
To Any Rheumatic Sufferer

s I spent twenty years In experimenting be-
fore felt satisfied that ! had a certain remedy
for this dread disease, Ia remedy which would
not only clean out tho poison. but onn which
would stop It's formation, as5fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Io,nt,,et.s--Fines;.s

Mr. Andrew r. Jones and Miss Goldiei
5 S.. Fines were married. at a O. clock YES
terday afternoon at the parsonage OF tue
Randolph Street Baptist Church, Rev.
W. u. Robertson performing the cere-E
5mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will live at.
No, 1911 Dance Street. 5.s5, n ss 81 ss n
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JolNr COMMITTEE ON PROGRESS FOR RICHMOND.
TUESDAY, April 4, 1905.


DEAR
granted that personally in favor OF
GREATER RICHMOND progress and development wchwl
logically follow broad.eauee expansion corporate limits
Richmond sufficiently large
proved territory especially the anufacur-
ING establishments audy follow the
and the
ola progressive instead
( MI
you do something bring habou
before Friday nghtof
Ward
Of Annexation Committee
on Charter Ordinances Will BY the
Council special meeting April 9TH and shord
manifest your istsstky attendance at Ast meeting
point stating member Of the Board Of Aldermen
ApHl nth and maa"
your ics.t 81 psr,onat a that meshag also
Of GREATER
RICHMOND individual that
elected people DO the will the people
made Every feel that he this great
movement, andth pour opportunity sS
Arguments which have offered against liberal exen
sion are raceabe to narrow
some politicians
and the nhuence OF
exeed to
temporary Of the Comfy
Richmond land and
oft Memphis
miles Both Of these cites made liberal q
their borders and are rapidly increasing and
Richmond
had within Binrtsb than
"a long pull strong and GREATER RICHMOND
will bean accomplish
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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DELEGATES.
centrGi Tshdes and Labor Council.
]. John NJ. Ryall
w. E. Phoenix,


centrei Tshdes and Labor Council.
John N. Ryall
w. E.. Phoenix, I'M
IA. Ruth. y
Travellers Protective Association.
Joseph WalIerstetn,
M. c. Patterson,
Harry Ellis, Jr.
Civic Improvement League.
Chas. D. Cooke,
DR.. f. N. Caiisch, ~
Ro: Lee Trsylos.
Board Of Aldermen.
John b. Minor,
g55f S. H. Cottrcll,
w. T. ,Dabncy.
Common Council. y
T. H. Elicit, 4
ohm P. Lea,
J. c. Dickersoa.
RAueational Association.
S. c. Mitchell l
II, # Stewart Bryan,
Wa. crenskav.
Hotel Association.
T. goeTp +. H%.SH' |Ra,s.,..
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery.
Or. Mcclure Newton, Il i,
y Or. c. B. Ros4as.
Dental Society.
PA. i /; SS! I
Churchill Medical Associatton. 4
Dr. St. ]. Oppenheis,er.
B Or. R. b. Garein.
iS sss5 Dr. William II. Parker .$si
BarsA Association.
81 S. S. P. Ptteson,
w. Brydon Tenant,
John Howard, Jr.
Ministerial Union. Ss !,
Rev. W. J. Young.
Rev. Russell Cecil,
Rev. RIA. Goodwin.
Bank Clerks Association.
4 James E.Tyter, !;
ala q, w y; ,G g Y Watson v
Railroad Club.
HIM. Boykin, .is
s;Eastssa Ut. Anderson,
F. O. Robinson.
wholesale oroeers' Association. s Il.
4. II d ~. A. Chambers, M ss
4 SS e. D. Coleman, ,sS N n
sl;,ls, p;c. Christian. IF
Retail Dealers Association.
IS. F. w. Garter,
w E. Haselgrove.
Wit Quarles.
Fruit and Produce Exchange. Y.
William Jenkins
c. E. Richards,
c. +. Sydnor. Ri
Painters and Decorators Aasociat'n.
r. l.. Peters, t
A. W. Hargrove. 6.
III. Ganzert.
Leland Rankin,
W.. s. copeland.
M. F. Richter.
I! Ss s: ss!'Tiy si,,hsn,
M.5M.McGuire. !
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Guthrie Restricts Negroes.
3yAssociated Press.

negro question was he issue of the Guth-.
trie city election today and the citizens
ticket headed by DR.. Duke for Mayor
and pledged to restrict political mower OF
the negroes. was success full, defeating
haE .,R lfbl a,nnS ilSA
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Mrs. Martha N. Morrissett.


-41---I- 7BrtclaI 70 TIC TTWts- DIspHtCHJ T--.-"
NORFOLK, VA April 4--Mrs, Martha
N. Morrssett. widow OF Professor w j..
Morrissett, OF Chesterfield county, Va.
died at the home Of her niece Miss Agnes
Mrs. MorrIssett was In her seyenty-ninth
year. and had resided there about seven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
The JointCommittee Pro&ressforRiCh

Is mailing printed below the OF Richmond so tar
may practicable directly and promptly through
the mails They hope thus and by its publication here to secure the
cooperation Of the citizens interested in GREATER
RICHMOND.