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YETI
Western Man-Sure thing! We rode
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man on Wednesday and the third was
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Statesman.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
An Appeal Granted.

An appeal and supersedcas were grapt-
ed yesterday by Judge James Keith,
president OF the Supreme Court Of A,p-
peals Of Virginia on the petition Of the
Underwater Quarry Company by r. Ran
dolph Hicks, Of Norfolk. attorney; The
company was defended in an action of
assumpsit for $500 Instituted by Charles
n, Scott and entered a plea OF non-as-
sumpslt and asked to have considered q
set-or Sc $3.50 against Scott. The court
one of 81 200 for damages done to Its
machinery by Scott at it's quarry IN ches-
terrified. Exceptions were noted to, the
courts rulings and on these exceptions
the petition for appeal was based. Bond
in the sum Of 81, 900 was required n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
WARM FIGHT ON
CLOSING BARS
Mr.. Bottom Offers Ordinance
to Shut Them Up at
Midnight.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE.
Will be Threstcd Out at Next
Meeting and Reported in
Some Form.

q warm fight in the City Council will
be preclpItated by an ordinance offered
by Mr.. Davis Bottom. Of Clay Ward.
providing that all saloons be closed eArn
night at II O'Clock and not opened until
3 o'clock the following morning.
The ordinance. which was referred 10
the Committee on Charter. Ordinances
and Reform, ID IN full as follows:
BE 1t ordained by the Council OF tho
city Of Richmond:
IL. That SECTION Is OF CHAPTER 50 OF
Richmond city code, 1899. be amended and
5rcordaine,l so as to read as follows:
i'13 Every hotcl-keeper and keeper Of
q restaurant, lager beer saloon or other
place where ardent spirits. beer, cider
or other drinks nre sold or given awaI.
shall close the bai-room where l.such
drinks are sold or given away every Sun.
day; hat is to say, from IL o'clock Sat-
,urday night until 6 o'clock on Monday
morning. and On other days OF the we.x
than Sunday snail close the bar-room
where such drinks are sold or given
away from IL O'Clock at night until 6
o'clock on the succeeding morning. a.
all times when such har-rocm shall he
open, the license under which the bust
ness is conducted shall remain posted III
aor1e conspicuous place in the nnr-roon1.
And ans person violating any provision
OF this section shall be fined not less
than ten nor more than five hund.eI
dollars.
80 This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
BACK TO OLD STAND.
Justice John Holds Fort Again
in the White Chamber


''Back to the old home again" unused
Justice, John. as he took a drink Of water.
wiped his lips on the blotter and dipped
the muclage brush In the ink bottle.
"All hail the chief" shouted Mr.. Glib
bons.
ing?" said j. j.. as he wiped the Ink off
on Edgar's bald head.
Then Sergeant Thomas started to clear
the docket.
The docket aforesaid was large. for
there were sundry and divers cases con-
tnued on from other days, WHICH had to
be disposed of, and that was what j. j..
was there for
Jennie Wallace tried 10 get Webster
Williams out of the hole she had placed
him In when she said he tried to beat nor,
She succeeded in her effort. but she land
ed in the hole herself, and 1t cost her
$3.50 for fibbing
The case against Leslie CARRIER was dis
dismissed, for he showed that he simply
borrowed ring from a friend and lost
1t, and the charge of theft was not sus-
tanned.
Bernice Allen ran after Mary Allen
with a knife. The doctor fixed up Mary
and Bernice was sent on to the grand
jury.
Edward Johnson was dismissed Of the
charge Of knocking a man down, because
1t was shown that the man tried 10 slice
Johnson with a knife.
The other cases were $3.50 each, and
ran as follows:
John Butler. fighting.
Sam Bradson. fighting,
Jennie Johnson, fighting
Rosa Workman and Hattie Novel;,
fighting In bar-room.
Sarah Gray, disorderly.
Bonnie Anderson. Fighting.
Walter Bruce. drunk and dtsorderly.
John Dougherty, drinking In Hollywood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Swanson at the Bazaar.

The bazaar, which has been in progress
at the Masonic Temple this week, con.
Quoted by the Sunshine Society Of Laurel
Street Methodist Church, will close TO-
night, at which time what is'ticlcs that
have not been disposed OF mt the several
booths, will be sold at auction.
The management of the bazaar are
highly pleased with the success they have
met with this week. The attendance has
been good, and while there has been
some ppolntment In persons on the
programme not putting In an appearance,
at the proper time yet those who did
take part seemed to please the audiences.
fIHon. Claude a. Swanson. the guberna-
torial candidate for Governor, was pres
engaged shaking hands with old ac-
uuaintances and meeting new ones, and
he made favorable impression on those
y,ra u $ f {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
. LECTURE ON JAPAN.
DR.. Bradbury Greatly Pleascs
Students of High School.

Dr.. C. NJ Bradbury Of the State De-
partment OF Agriculture. gave a very de-
5iightful and Instructive talk on Japan
before the pupils OF the High School yes
terday morning.
residence OF fourteen years In Japan.
during which he was teacher in the
schools OF the country enabled DR.. Brad
bury to gain an insight into Japanese
character, as well as to become ac-
quainted with their manners and GUS
toms.
After a rapid survey of the causes lead
Ing up to the Russo-Japanese War. tho
speaker reviewed the traits of Japanese
character. which have up to the present
made them successful--thcir intelligence.
encrgylfand lack y OF boastfulness-t..e!
knoWiege OF tho resources both Of their.
own country and OF Russia, and their
preparedness for war.
From the mental and moral character
istics ofthe Japanese. DR.. Bradbury went
on to speak OF their appearance and
manners, their language, music and art.
his remarks with anecdotes
and personal "reminiscences, and impart-
Ing a flavor Of delicate humor to the
whole. which made his talk unusually ac-
ceptable At the close OF his remarks,
the pupils begging him to. continue. he
gave5thcm the Japanese national anthem.
which he translated TO mean PRAYER
t4...t the dynasty may continue until. the
PEBBLES grow to rocks, and these ROCKS
become moss-cOvered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
ALL MUST PAY UP
POLL TAXES TO-DAY
Those Delinquent by 9 O'clock
Tonight Cannot Vote
in Primary.

Under the laws governing elections IN
Virginia. persons who have not paid
their poll taxes and who fail to do so
to-day, cannot vote In the genera cleo
ton this fall, or In the State and city
primaries shortly to be held.
Treasurer Charles II. Phillips, in order
to accommodate those who have neglect
ed the matter up to this time, has de-
cidcd to keep his office in the City HALL
open until 0 o'clock tonight, SO that
all may have chance.
Mr., John S. Eggeston, assistant to the
Attorney General of the State. has pre-
pared the following digest of the election
laws of the State:
!. A man. who has been duly registered
under the new constitution. may vote In
thd November election this year, provided
he has, at least six months before said
election CHAT is TO say. not later than
Saturday, May o. personally paid all
state poll taxes assessed OF asscssable
against him for both 1903 and 1904. ''Por-
sonally paid" means that a man has paid
said taxes with his own money. No
taxes OF any kind or description are re-
CURED TO be paid as prerequisite to the
right to vote except the State poll taxes
referred TO.
.. There Is ono exception to The above
| requirement, viz: veteran OF the Civil
| war lbut no veteran OF any other war;
| may register and vote without paving
any Kind OF taxes whatever for tho priv
ilegc OF SO doing.
| 3. A man who has not been duly reg
! istered under the new Constitution may
now be registered Crowded, of course.
he is Qualified in other respecls) upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
TIP. a. CONVENTION.
Big Delegation Going From
Y. This CITY to Savannah, Ga.

The national convention Of the 7. a.
Will meet in Savannah. Ga. Tor three
davs heginnie May 14th. There will be a
large attendance from this city and State.
The party will go from here In especial
pullman cars over the seaboard air Line.
and all who are going are requested 70
get in communication with the chairman
Of the committee. Mr.. Eugene II. Cloves.
The delegates from this district embrace
the following gentlemen:
& Eugene III. Cloves, Mann S. Valentine,
II. Hill r. L. Winston and Secretary
IL L. HARDWOOD. OF Richmond, r. ".
Prichard. OF. Petersburg: President a. y.
Brockett. ]. Y. Williams, r. +. Down
ham and o. II. Kirk, OF Alexandria: y.
w. Sale and B. B. Adams, OF Lynch
burg; C. f. Holland and w. C. Powell, OF
Norfolk: ". g. Cross, OF Suffolk, and
Andrew Jameson, of Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
INTERESTING CASE.
First Decision Under Section of
the New Constitution.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day. the Jury In the case OF w. P. ShepI-
herd VS.. the city OF Richmond and w.
jury found for the plaintiff and fixed the
damages at $500 against Mr.. Taliaferro.
This was the first decision under the
prohibits the Damaging as well as the
taking OF private property for public
use. without just compensation. and is.
therefore, OF interest, Mr.. Taliaferro is
is claimed that he gave Shepherd the
wrong grade OF a street on which the
plaintiff was building a house. when the
true grade was established, the house
was left high and dry. and for this the
plaintiff asked damages. The case VIII
likely be appealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Leaf Tobacco Market.

There was pretty lively business on the To-
bacco Exchange yesterday Ninety-fve pack
ages were sold by sample and we're readily
taken by the eager buyers at prices that
packages were small and the most OF them
were OF low grades but there were some few
high as $1s Other packages sold for $l2
and $40. but the most OF them were OF
grades that command less than s.:
Shelburne's Crenshaw's and Shockoe ware
houses had small floor sales OF loose leaf and
put out some very good stock. One pile sold
There will be no more sales either at the
Exchange or the warehouses until Tuesday
morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
dent. who died after receiving injuries
In a football game in this city in 1895.
AIDES FOR THE ELKs.
Esquire Frank P. Burke An
nounces the List.

Squire Frank P. Burke. of Lodge NO.
IS, b. P. o. E. last night issued the fol-
lowing order concerning aides and deputy
marshas for the parade on the occasion
OF the unveiling of the Ellls' monument
In Hollywood next Tuesday:
The esquire Of the lodge, who is the
marshal on all parades and public occa-
Eions. Frank P. Burke, announces the
appointment of the following aides and
deputy marshals:
Major L. c.. Cheatwood. Or. j. H. Hinch-
man. Mr.. Albert Anthony, Mr.. Julian
Dossieua. DR.. l.. c. Bosher. Mr.. James
Hartley, MT. Carl Ruehrmond. Mr.. Wal
Ter w. Morton, Mr.. John A. Lamb, VIII
liam Rueger Mr.. w. a. Mann, Captain
Morgan R. Mills, Captain George A. Aims
lie. DR.. Stuart Mcclure. Monroe Levy.
Deputy marshals will report to the
esquire at the east Hollywood gate at 4
p. M. on May 9. 1906, in dark clothes,
wearing the mourning badge of the order
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred. W. WOOD, have re-
turned to tho city after an extended northern
tour.
Mrs. T. D. Luck and children, of Selma,
Ala, are visiting her parents In Richmond.
Miss Florence l.. Goss. of Albemarle county,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John P. Goss, at
GA North Ninth Street. for q few days.
Mrs. George Gordon Battle Is now in Rich
mond visiting her mother. Mrs George w.
Ba Gby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
THE MAY QUEEN.
Delightful Entertainment by
Ch;1drer ~ Srrond Church.

Delightful Entertainment by
Children of Second Church.
A beautiful entertainment was given at
the Second Baptist church last evening
BY the children of the 81 snnda yst,,, ,n.
lstruction OF Miss Bette Ellyson and Miss
Sye Roberts III
It was tho old fashioned May-timc dis
play with modern improvements All the
characters were represented by little tots.
some. Of them very small, and Wien III
the seasons" the fairies. the butter
files, the nymrhs, the flower gardens,
and little cupid were all on the platform
EGO children in alb. the beautiful scene
see. th
When the queen had ben crowned and
seated on her throne, she and the large
audience were delightfully."- entertained with
songs. recitations and dialogues, all u,
which We're Of mirthL provoking char
hcter.
The May Queen will be repeated this
afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Governor Improves.

Governor Montague continues to Inns
prove slowly, though he s still unable
to leave his bed. and IS under the care
The Governors mail yesterday brought
tender messages of sympathy from friends
in almost every county In the State, wish.
probably be able to sit up some timo;
next week. .gts is.f 5Gs *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Speak to Colored Men.

Rev. Ryland Knight, pastor Of the
Calvary Baptist Church. will'address men
only under the alspice s. Of the Colof re-
True Reforrners' Hall; subject, Gods
Choice Men" G. w, Moon. of the SHAW
University, will sing special solos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
BOYS IN BALLET.
Musical Comedy to be Staged
Here by University Students.

The Areadians, the University OF plr-
gn!a dramatic Stub. are 10 appear at tfe
Academy OF Music Friday night May
Y, in the "Khan Of Kathan." When pre-
sented in charlottesville curing Easter
week, this original musical comedy made
a decided hit, and was an unusual sue
cess. arastically and socially, The play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
The Retail Market.

clearinghouse keepers and others who have
to arrange to-day for two dinners at once VIII
find the market stalls well filled with season.
able good things and. with few exceptions,
they are not high.
sturueon for 90 cents per pound. Spanish
manSersl Is cents per found and trout for IL l-5
cents per pound Spring chickens are scarce
All fowls are scarce and cup In the pictures"
Southern vegetables arc plentiful and cheap
enough Spring kale 20 cents per peck, spring
beams 80 cents per peck asparagus 10 cents
nor bunch, lettuce 5 cents per head. onions
Two punches for 5 cents, new potatoes %
peck cymbinss ~ cents eaSm:
10 cents per quart. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Committee Meetings.

The Committees on Grounds and Build:
ings and Markets met last night, and
transacted much routine business.
& The special committee named TO look
into the question Of inferior gas fur
nished the consumers here, met and dis
posed OF some preliminary matters. but
disposed of nothing important.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Mrs. ellis Bows Will Sing.

Mrs. Gll's boys have been asked to re-
peat their Easter service and they hope
consented to do SO tomorrow afternoon
at 4:30. Richmond friends are cordially
invited. The service will not begin until
the car, which leaves Betch and Main
Streets at 4:3O. arrives at the Home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Took Major Anderson's Hat,

Attorney General Anderson on Thursday lost
his SILK hat atlthe City Hall. 1t having been
high headtpece The major discovered that
he had gotten the better OF tho involuntary
trade. and pot knowing whose hat he has, Is
has his hat With his name in 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Will Address the Eagles.

Dixie Aer.e No a3s. Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. Of this city, will have Its first annual
memorial service Tomorrow afternoon in the
banquet hall Of alurphys Hotel annex "a.
mission wifi be limited to members OF the
order The address OF the occasion will be
BY Mr. George a. Hanson. Mr. Hanson is an
attractive speaker: Other exercises Will
accompany the address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Birthday Party.

4oS South Pine Street. celebrated her
eighteenth birthday at her home on last
Thursday night There were games an n,
a good musical programme after Whlch
reshments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
5Dr T,nner. Called to New York.

Rev. Dr. Keer Boyce Tnpper, formerly 1,s o o.
p Mlsno Of the First Baptist Church q phs;
deiphia has been called TO the pastoretee 10. O
the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Of New
York city, to succeed the late Rev. Or, Geor1e
ormet II s understood Y, that a ahe S. ~
.,o noo ner YEAR and In addition promises to
largely apis in Increase the churchs funds for gen
eral Christian work 49, a.. n.
mast ten Years HE is a graduate OF Richmond
College and OF the Southern baptist Theolosl-
cal Seminary, tGi frE !t,ftt@#t,t 3a .F3.} 5s413#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
oEvery One Give Penny.

Tho foloWlng suggestlon VIII DC 1edu
WIN Xviii 1.-Two yon Kindly allow me space In
yo,,r valuable paper to make "a sug,
ssestion?'Nit is this: That. every school
Child in yrglnia shon " give "me pa1nHfY ~
MI Titz = Lee, one of Yrginia's poblest sons,
Whit more fitting than that the men
and women Of the rising generation
or hat grand and noble man.
x VIRGINIA p. WILSON. 4
Barton Helghts, Van May 8, 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
The Case Of Spotsylyania.

Through misunderstanding It was given!
out Thursday night that the election Of school
superlnt endent for spotsylyanla county had
been made AS q matter OF fact the election
for ''Spotsyl va MIA will take place when the
State nBoard OF Education holds its adjourned
session Nav 23d, Tx is s583 f So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
The Produce Market.

There was no change in conditions on the
wholesale produce market yesterday except
that Strawberries were little more plenti-
full Receipts OF green stuff from the south
were sufficient to meet the demand and the
retail market will be well supplied this MORN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Mau Festixal Closes ToLnight.

Way Fesl1Vd1 0 '0'.
ST. patrick's May Festlal at Corcoran
Hall closes tonight a large = amount TO- % q
bbarsains viii be numerous a crowd has
been Bee a present every night and valuable ar.
tcles hae been gotten at rldlculously low
p The contests will close tonight also,
and the winners announced, The follow
ing Is the list: !, ura.
Most popular Young !aa,ay-Ri ! - p.ctcn Cav
VI For an umbrella-Mr. s. A. Laterzo, Mr.
~ mo 1t most MOST popularg child-for a doll
Mary Bagby, Edna Cayedo, Irene Mere
dith. FLORENCE Gayedo. These contests
have created great interest, @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
CAPTAIN Niche Here.

captani Fl. Clay Niche. OF Charlottesville.
who ranks as a brigader general of the United
Confederate Veteran organization. was n , the
He was accompanied by Mr.. r. w. Duke.
clerk OF tho Corporation Court OF Charlottes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
General Davis Here.

General Writ Davis, United States
army, accompanied by his wife. is visiting
his brother, DR.. II. Wythe Davis.
General Davis, since his retirment two
years ago from active service. has re-
sided in Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-06
Is Now a Citizen.
\ SUMMER COLDS,

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday
Morris Fl. Solomon was admitted as
citizen Of the United States.