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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
.SIE|:'lC.R||.E|:T1ARYBRENT TELLS |. !! J.
d THE COST OF j: BOOKS b
School Warrant Books Not IS
5a sued BY State Board Of Of
Education.

,rhe; p,,5,l letter Of Mr.. ]. isg siesto,l'
anno1lnoing his candidacy for rin1c 6,
ont Of Public instruction and i..s
views Of school problems ana neeos, 3il'
Fproyoked considerahie discussion al'o ny ~
gtractedSswidc attention. II n. !.
4 Mr. frank 4 r.. Brent yesterday s 1.s,
that the school wa rrant books 81 :;
~ Mr. Eggles lin his letter az no I,
Furnished by the state Board Of ld 1i;. :
ton. they are purchased by the county.
school boards and may be ordered e. rom o
any printer who cares to contract = :, OF
Them They are put UP in BOOKS a ll !, 9
checks with stubs similar t9y nose 's, u
check -bo okss5.Any co,lnty&maY have these s.
hooks printed nnywhaTe 1t c hoos 6, q NJ
Eat the lowest price they can get on tne
worlt,s3Iteis local and mot a st ate ma ma =
ter. Whether It he price be excessive s. or
not is a. matter who'll y WI thin the. dlscre
ton Of the county school authorities
1.-THE tea chers register for y mia f llI-
Nc schools is sold for nty-fivet cents
per copy at retail land ninety cents d
mail. it 4 is published tby the J. l,ss5fiill
Printing Company. / or was ( a year ago.
This is the only register on the ellglple
list prepared byatheS State Board Of i1du-
cation. Secretary Brent,8of that oard.
stated yesterday that it was the only
publication Of Its kind offered at the time
of adoption. Who owns the copyright Is
not stated, nor Is itSstated that the reg
lister Is copyrighted. These are bought BY
the county boards, and each one lasts
about four years, making the cost per
register per year about nineteen cents.
About 1000 are bought every year on the
N, trn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
JUST WATCHING
THE. CORK, Says He
POSTING ster Knight Takes Ar.
nouncement From Wash
ington Calmly.
Mr.. seldom 81 I N NOT TALKING RAJ.
Neither Denies Nor Atfirlns Re
port-Judge Waddill n.
Knew Of 1t.
Mr. Mr. seldom d: IN NOT TALKING ] q

Z ~ rs
The statement from WASHINGTON yester-
would not be reappointed at the end of
his term, about a year hence. and that
President Roosevelt had determined to
name as his successor Mr.. Arthur NJ.
Seldom created something of a sensation.
Expressions of surprise Were general,
and many. were not inclined to believe
That President Roosevelt had determined
upon man for the place SO far in{ad-
Vance.
"a Ar. Seldom, when seen yesterday after
noon at tile general Offices OF the Chcsa-.
peake and Ohio Railway, stated firmly
but politely: Il have nothing to say,
one waysor the other
s Postmaster knight was as placid as
usual and expressed himself philoso-t
phically on tho subject. When asked as
10 the Washington story, he, said: tits
all news to- me. ! never heard of the.
matter until / saw the publication in the,
morning paper. To use a. tisherman's
expression. there Is nothing for me to do
hut to sit still in the boat and watch.
the cork.
Yes, Judge Lewis and Judge Waddlll
their presence there was not III conr ec-s
ton with the postmastership. Since the
publication In the mornings paper ap-
5peared. have received a hundred volun-
itary assurances from prominent business
men. Democrats and Republicans, of
their Approval of'.my services as post
master 5Y Vi
e 1t was learned from reliable sources
that the presence Of Judge Waddill in
lUopJ fttp yfN,, I'm
other matter. They both went to see
tho Presid ent on a matter OF business
IN connection with the Department Of
Justice.
1t Is admitted In tho reports from
Washington chat Judge Waddll and
Judge Lewis, one or both, had heard Of
the movement in behalf Of AIR. Seldom.
Just what will be done In the case re-
mains to be seen. The appointment will
hardly be announced officially for months
yet. probably not until the nomination Is
sent 10 the Senate.
Whether or not Captain John S. Wise
advocated the selection OF Mr.. Seldom
or not 1t is generally believed among
political Observers i'll this city, as we'll
as in Washington, that Captain Wise
has the entree to the President, and
they arc friends. DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page, formerly of this State. il another
man with whom President Roosevelt is
on terms of friendly intimacy, and with
whom he frequently confers. There arc
some In this city who believe that n
recommendation from either OF these gem
tlcmen would have az much weight MS
Mr.. Slemp's endorsement. In fact sew
\ eral OF the political surprises in this
State appear to have been surprises to
Mr.. Slcmp no less than to the rank and
file Of his party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
WILL HOLD BANQUET
North, Carolina Society Decides
70 Have Another Cele bration.

called meeting OF the North Caro-
lima society Of Richmond was held last
night at the Office OF the president Pr.
j. Allison Hodges No. 107 East Frank
lin street. The nhnting was largely q T
tended by the Tar Heels domiciled IN
lI}ichmond, and there was much 5entiiu-
,siasnl. sit was the first meeting held
since the annual meeting In May last.
and there was much routine business to
be disposed OF. s y "
The Nv laws or the society provide for.
the holding Of the annual meeting OH
the Goth or May Of each year. me an q
niycrsary OF the ,Mcckenburg Declaration
OF Independence, day that All North
Cnroljnians celebrate, ard while the law
does not provide for It, the society pur-
poses that the annual meeting shall al
ways be public one and the occasion
OF 4 banquet. 3i :, Il.
!This year tho goth Of May falls on
Saturday, and as Saturday night Is not
lust the time for a BanquetEthe meeting
decided last night to have the BANQUET
on Friday night, May 10Th. d
4 Al Committee OF Arrangements was ap-
tnointed, whose duty II will be to select
a speaker for the occasion and make 81
the necessary arrangements to mako the
affair the event of the season. 8
North Carolina Society Is now III
It's second year, has a large mellber-
ship, madefup f'some of the best peol'ln
of Richmond. and Is In a prosperous 3con-
dtion. w r. sggy
The banquet last year was q grand af-
5fnir, and the one PROPOSED for TINS year
Will he no less SO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
FIRST BRUSH u ON
MONDAY NIGHT I {:
Great Annexation Fight TO (
Start in Common
Council.
ALL ARE. DEEPLY INTERESTED {: / Is;
Many Citizens Will be Present resent.
AL ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED
Many Citizens Will Will be be Present r sent.
and Urge eprcs entatiyc ,s.1 e
Stand sby Peoples Wishes,

,rhe fight for the annexation q prol'-
5crty adjacent to the city IS now ny ~
the most Interesting matter eng ga e'''s w
4 ttention OF the citizens of Richmond, a atE
a, w,ll come up before the Common =, S s.''
an Monday light for cons az ION.
II ,r.,,e Guest o,, Will be upon tlle ndoplLio q
~ 4 he report OF III eConln1t tee on y nh =.
ar a ordinances and Reform. ayorlhs ~
annaxpt Ion of territory on mort n a na cas- ,
and west sides OF the city ~.
E.s,rhere IS no question as 70 the pos 81 y
44of no people on the subject
,rhe vote the committee
Ing the proposition was ovcrWIlea,.,,r ri
and this is expected 70 nsiVe = ~ y
effect upon both branches.
Mr.. Blair's Position.
Alderman Is. Bcrnc Blair VIII & prosioi :,
lead the fight against the y ~ Il
4 masses tho Council and gets =. =, ti.e
upper branch. but most 81 slhs ,lt IA
the body have been unsuccessful . W. 81,
Tho contest in the lower .erai'cn r.,
,e q. spirted one, but there IS every IT,
u =. -! 81 * - ho1,eye that the ordinance
;ysil bn adopted. ,3 !, "a
af MI NJ srs Glenn. Cannon. Un'lauf ana
poilock will lead the battle or an NJ. ~.
~ IN tbc Common Council ana n ttes,
"a ali strong men. It Is not known % NO
vii tnke The lead on%the other SIDE. IN y,
deed. 1t isanot known that an !" : -
nn,,ose the proposition on the4f 1901 , b
a large number of representatlN Il =. !,
5i1cn. from the Chamber OF commerce s stnn
n,har business organizations VIII be on
hand to urge the IN ssa &c 2 me olsiitanet
and they feel confident Of victory.
The Members.
Tho members OF the NO branches. are
"a follows: ~ @ 81 Y .
.Roa rd-yWlllan NJ. Turpin, Marx ein illlis
Nv IA. Adams II. r. Beck, A " n f'fIne .
"a Biernc Blair. Reuben IlSlirion n 2. ~, =,
sC.ottrclI. VT. Dahney. r. 4 i1p JON.
IL. i. Gilman. Barton II. Grunds', Jo ~
Mann. Jr, John b. Minor. Ro. So, iNti !
roJds. III. Satterfield. NJ: Eli s'eay, I.ollis
Ava sher, Robert Whittet, Jr.&J. . - " o 'o
w. ia. zimmerman mn. !, :,
sE Common 3Council--Ro. Lee Peters. y. y.
spence, Claude T. Batkins. DAVIS l'ol, ,,,1,
IN mes Il. Cannon. n =. W. NlcCraw, Wli-
liza m II. Curtis Joseph G. pickersotl,, John
~ Donleavy,{T III Elicit. E. H. Fergus
son. Il. III. CARRIER, II. Q. Gates, a. =.
Glenn. WILDER j.. Griggs. John r. Grimes.
Henry r. Grimmell, julius A. H o. N
Harry Huber. John 2. Lea. John =.
lynch, Robert lie Nfasurie r.55. Morgan X,
Mills. f. w Miner, W. Waller Norton ",
III. r. Pollard, fJr, 6. x. Pollock. Charics
w. 3 SpIccr, II erman w. stein. J acob Y M
|iauf. Cliff $Weil. John T. West, Lewis q.
Williams, w. T. Atkinson, G. II, Wit
shire. 5}5sa 50 az Y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
BELL telephones
ANNUAL ! | REPORT i
Business Has Doubled @ir tile
United States in Two #
Years.
INCREASE HERE.
GREATER
Enormous Amount Of Money
Expended by the Telc-
phone Company .5.s

81 In the fall Of 1902 the Bell Telephone
Company completed its now system. in
Richmond and moved into its own build
ing. a d l5s3 9stss e &
a Since the new system has been In com Y
mission the number OF teiep homes IN II ch-t
molld has Increased from about 2 1907, ooo ~ !
5,so6. or nearly 800 per cent. ~
The annual report or President ~ . e
Fish. OF the American Telephone and Tel
cgraph Company. Just Issued. shows tia 8
the number Of subscribers 10 the Bell
system Eis, practically 100 per cent greater
than three years ago. In almost every e
part of the country each Subs rtber IS
now able to talk to twice as many tele- I
iphoncs. and tthroug III these to a propor- \
5t.onlteiy larger number OF pei ple, 80 tina
the value of tile service TO the user con-s (
stantly Increases, n and Its cost 20 the 4
subscriber, in relation To Its value His I.
reduced. The report says that from the
point Of view OF the companies and from y
that of the public the establishments OF
\ rates for service " hich will give an ado {
Bquate return, and at the same time make
rates suitable for the varying require
Smcnts OF Subscribers, a like fair to large
and small users. Is most irnporta n 7.
& No two localities have the same invest.
sInent per station, nor. Is the cost OF ops
Grating the same, but rs communities 4
Increase in size conditions arise Which
largely increase the cost. IS
Smaller Users Protected. VA
Standard rates are reduced from time
to time. whenever conditions Justify. and
z constantly increasing proportion Of the
telephones installed is furnished at the
lower scale OIL tes.S ada pied to the needs
4 OF smaller users. i seems we'll esta b;
lished that the aarger and more densely
populated a. community IL, M he higher
must be tho rates for tho kind of SER
vice required In such a community d.
& BY the bulletin on telephones, issued
by the Census Bureau. there were. on Il
December q, 1902, s4.O2l telephones. claa-S
&slficd MS independent. which were a por-$
ton OF the Bell system, and this number
has grow, 50 that on q Zee e11her 81. 1901,
there we're 1928 stations of this class.
& Bel system at the close OF the year was h
j, 7G9, s3i an Increase during the year OF
4 "a, 466. In addition to these there We're
telephones used for private line purposes
and sub-license stations so that the total
number OF telephones OF the Bell system
on December 81. 1904 was 200, 213. The
n total mileage OF wire Of the companies
was 4.G7lOs8, Of which 7l2,1l1 miles We're
added during the year. The daily average
of toll connections was 3S1l.0G0 and Of ex-l
change connections lilo. 900. or a total
number or telephone connections during
the year OF about 1851 00o. 900. The cxpen-
dituro for construction of all the Bell
companies during the year was sa3436.T 0Q
and in the last five years the expenditure
on the BELL Telephone plants has reached
the sum Of s1es.I6G40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
HORSE KILLED ITSELF.
Jersey Judge Says Suffering
Animal Committed Suicide.

3.I . Especial 10 The 1imes- DispAtch.) N
MEN YORK. March 81 Both Judge
Manning and George Gutweiller Of Jcr-
scy city. are nystified by the unusual
conduct OF horse owned by the latter.
believing that he could successfully treat
the animal which was suffering from
tub. which was nearly filed with hot
water and meal. After tying the horse
so that 1t could not get away from the
tnb, Gntweillcr Went home.
4, lie horse dead, with It's head in the wa
ser, Giitweillcr WAS taken to the Second
criminal "a Court and interrogated by
Judge Manning, who announced that The
evidence indicated that the horse while
suffering intense pain had deliberately
committed suicide by drowning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Deep Run Hunt.

At a meeting of the governors of the
Deep Run hunt Club. held last&night, 1t
was determined to continue the hunting
season until and Including April 18th.
Hounds will meet this afternoon at the
kennels at a o'clock. After the regular
drag hunt, areception will be held at tue
4 club house, at which theGfollowinE ladies
will receive: Mrs. II. G. Beattie. Mrs
Alexander Cameron. Mrs, George Ben.
Johnston. Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, Jr..
Mrs. Thomas t. Jeffress, Mrs, Cunning
ham Hail. the Misses Davenport, Inc
Misses Mcclure. he Misses Grant, the
Misses Boykin. 85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Sing Fanny Closby's Hymns,

There will be special musical pro-
gramme given Mt the Main Street Sta
ton Railroad Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION tomorrow afternoon led by the
Ganzert Orchestra, ana including the
pantImiming of twenty little girls, and
the singing of the favorite hymns OF the
famous hymn writer Fanny Crosby, with
the story Of these songs by the score
tary.
This Will be intcrspersed by q testi-
mony service. and all railroad men and
their families and friends are cordially
ti,,, . b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Fredericksburg College.

The schedule OF baseball games OF
fredericksburg College is as follows:
April 5th-Rand olph-Macon at Frcder-s
icskburg ms
April 7th--yvilllam and Mary at Wis
81
April sth-Rtchmond College at Rich
;mond.
April lsth-Wiliam ana Mary at Fred
icricksburg. Ri 3s 3 4. 4, y
April 15tl,-Maryland Agricultural Col
.Iege at College Park, Md
April 2lst-G llaudct College at Wash
.inston. III X lY5
April o5th-Lehlgh University at Fredcr-
,icksburg.
April Observation-Disclosures At ASH
land. -. # 4. y
April 2eth- Gallauaot College Mt F,
lcricksburs #
May list Episcopal High School at
fredericksburg. III .t "a
May 81 Locust Dale Acaden,y'a at Fred
ericksburg.
May sth-Roanoke College at Freder-
8 IA X. &
May 18th Woodbury. Forest High
School at FrederlcJksburg. .3; !: &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Civ May@File It's Claims.

city permission to iflleitsgpetition to have
Hts cainv against die rassense r and
Power Company Company and the .Trae E.
co com sixty daysrl Which to answer.
The city has a.ciaim against the com,
.panics growing out, damage to water ana tl
gas mains from electroysis;, for Whic i,l
responsible. The5object of the proceeding
is 10 enable the@city to have IT'S clam
included in thoseGin which Special Ma IS
ter Holiday is to take positions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Police Committee.

The Committee on Police, Elections ana
schools met In the city Hall yesterday a.
q r. M. and received a report from the the
city poundmaster that 13l dogs were I'M, I'M,
pounded. l2a being unredeemed We're Kill
itnithe Council an ordinance changing the
location 10 Of Third precinct, Henry Ward q.
from No. 500 Brook Avenue, TO NO bgs
Brook Avenue. Tho payrolls and sundry
hills were improved. 5tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
A Cantata Rendered.

The cantata, 1.-THE Beautiful CITY, un-
der the direction of Mrs. s. s. Perkins,
will be rendered in the Main Street Sta
ton Railroad Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION on Tuesday night April 4th at
s o'clock,
Fifty little boys and girls have been
trained for this entertainment and great
crowds have greeted them wherever 1t
has been given.
4 AIN admission Of ten cents will he
charged, the reep,s'to go into The treas
ury OF the auxiliary for charitable pur-
noses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

BRIDGE COMMITTEE READY } y
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatcll,l
;-G%T n iI9f ~. No i1C2 Hull Street. -
lI

Manchester 4Bureau, Times. ~ spatch,l
No. S11c2 Hull Street j
MIR, George Sharp superint endents 81 the
STANDARD Paper Mills, hndshls rightBfoot
badly mashed BY being caught Iii a cog
wheel ut the mills yesterday afternoon.
The injury was so severe THAT amEl,tn-
ton was necessary. He was attended
by Drs. Hill and Baker. Mr.. Sharp lives
on Decatur street near Seventh,
Cartridge Exploded.
While playing with a dynamite cartridge
Yesterday afternoon, Thomas ough. the
seven-year-old son OF Mr.. w. n Pugfi,$ Of
Fourteenth street, had his hand badly
liberated by the explosion of the cart
ridge. Dr. Fiji attended the boy and
found the injuries severe. but no bones
were broken. He made the lad comforts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Hold a Special Meeting.

The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company Young Mems Christian tAssocla-
ton at Reservoir Park announce n spe-i
clal meeting forSmcn, their families and.
friends Tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Tho programme Will Include y
vocal seleetIon by Mrs. a.. b. GuGon.1
srecitations by Georgia Zines, and m briet
address by Mr.. ~ A. Coulter % 4 -
tGrea 4 Victory, y N 5SFis 1872
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
His Leg Crushed.

A young man suffered an accident yes
.tcrday on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, in whichlone of his legs was badly
crushed. He was treated by Doctors Ire
William Perkins and Mercer, and - now
doing quito as well as could be expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Meeting Is Postponed.

Tho meeting Of tho special Joint commit
tee on chesapeake and Ohio shops, winch
was scheduled to meet at President
George w, Stevens's office to-day at 3
o'clock, has been postponed until Monday
at94 II, M. mt I he same place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Yaughan-Lloyd and Calvin.

IN Vaughan- Lloyd and EalYNl VIII nett IN
4, wrestling match AT the Casino next
Thursday night under the auspices Of
sihe Howitzers Athletic Association. The
former recently put up n fine match with
Bailey. and one got one fall of the three.
{. CALVIN liz a wrestler Of some ropute, hay
Ing appeared IN a number OF matches in
eastern Cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
4 Follower Of Grip.

MANY persons find themselves affected
with 4 persistent cough after an attack
~, tho grip AS this cough can be
nromptly cured by the use Of Chamber
5iain's Cough Remedy. It should not be
allowed to6runt on uptilfit becomes trou-
blesome. For sale by all druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Committee Meetings.

The Health COMMITTEES last night held
a meeting and transacted routine hllsiT
ness ~
1.-THE subcommittee on streets having
charge Of the burglary alarm propos tom
referred it to tbs clty, engineer for report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Failed Of Quorum, UNI

5 The Committee on Streets was 10 have
met at s I. M. to take action with rea,r-5
cnce to reporting to the Council matters
in connection with the laying q. sewers
nit a Quorum of members failed to APP
pear.
d a meeting has been called by the chair;
nan for this purpose to be held Monday,
April I'D, at z p. NJ XIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

In naming the committee Chairman.
Bradley asked Mr.. perdue to serve, but
that gentleman felt disposed to decline.
stating that his time was already taken
up with private and public matters
This committee will confer 18th the
Street Committee Of the Richmond Coun-j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Sunday School Rally.

The cambridge street Sunday. School
will have a rally at tho school tto-mor-
row morning, at which time the roll will
be called, and buttons will distributed.
The address will be by Mr.. William I'll
Tyson, Of Richmond, and special music
will he lrrndcre,i ttsA Xxx $50 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Burnett's Extract OF Vanilla
IN The best, perfectly pure, Highly con.
senttated - ADV"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Committee Appointed.

Another step toward the proposed free
bridge was taken by. the Finance Com
mittec&last night when 4; subcommittee
on conference was appointed on motion
Of Mr.. Rudd. The committee is made
up of the following i've gentlemen,
sNicssrs. Rudd Wakefield, Bradley, Realms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

At the Second baptist. Church Dr.
Smiths morning theme will be ~ Thou
Art the Christ, the Son Of tho Living
God;,",sa and 3at night the subject of the
sermon will be, lie Blessed Hin There.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

The regular services will he held In
Randolph Street Baptist Church to-mor-s
row, preaching morning and night by the
pastor, Rev. ". Il. Robertson. His morn.
ing subject will be Doing What Christ
Says and at light, 1" Following Christ"
The Willing Helpers will meet at $3.50
lin the afternoon. VI cit i I'LL lll5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

,rhe pulpit Of Laurel Street Methodist
Church will be filled by tile Rey. J = ~
Mastirl at the service tomorrow morning,
and the pastor tho Rev. j. a. Thomns,
will prcaci, at night "a IN 5y II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

At Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church,
the pastor, Rev.&G. p. Stealey will preach
at both hours. At II o'clock the subject
viii be Christ, the Life OF the Church
md at 8 p. Nj. tho theme will be THE
sUnavoidable stone II 58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

.'ISeligion III the Greater Richmons.
will be the theme OF Dr. Young's evening
scrlnonsa at Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church. The morning subject Will be
THE Possibilities OF the Higher Chris
ltian Life. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Rev e. II. u M cGhcc, pastor of t4Nsb,ry
Place Methodist Church, will preach Mt
the usual hours, morning subject THE
Divine Provision Against Sim; evening
subject, Peculiar People. Good music
at both services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-06
RELATED TO THE JUDGE.
Captain Bruin, Of Portland, Brother
in-Law of Fitz Gerald.

Patrick Bruin, who was named as
captain of detectives in Portland. on
Saturday, and who is in line to be
chief of police Of that city, is a broth
er-in-law to Judge Thomas Fitz Ger
aid, of this pltce.
Until last July Mr.. Bruin was an
officer in the Philippine constabu-
larry and earned considerable of rec
ord while there. There is now re-
ward of $4,000 offered for his head by
natives because he killed several
while in the discharge of his duty in
the islands Since coming to Port
land Bruin has come practically to the
head of the city police department
within a few months. as he is now
inspector of police as well as captain
of detectives, and is talked of as sue
cessor to Chief Gritzmacher. who is
holding the office but temporarily.