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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24

BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT.

Fms Manchester Bureau, Times Disnatch, i
E No. 11o2 Hull Street s.
John Henry Henderson,, u negro lamp
lighter on the Atlantic Coast Line at Clop-
ton. was struck by a shifting engine yes,
terday AFTERNOON about b:30 o'clock. and
was instantly killed. The remains were
viewed by the coroner, and were turn
cd over to the family, in Manchester,
for burial. Tho man had attended to
some duties, and was crossing track
when the engine struck him. He vas
about fifty years old, and was married.
He had worked for the company for
many years, and was we'll thought of by
all who came in contact with him. The
engine was In charge Q + Engineer Coalter
Lamb. No blame was attached to him..
On going home last night Mr.. Lamb
suffered an accident that was painful, but,
not serious. The steam gauge on his zen 4
gino broke and he was struck In the eye.
He will be laid up for several days. aSE
Z Board to Meet.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night. In special session, to act upon the
water proposition. The appropriation Will
no doubt be passed ard work VIII begin
Mt once.
Tho Bridge Committee will be organized
at once and the conference which will be
held with the Richmond COMMITTEES will
result profitablys to the city.
Tie Finance Committee will meet to-
night to consider the proposed payment
on the outstanding bonds. All these meet
ings will prove of interest to- the city
fathers, as well as the citizens them
selves. gS5 81 z ia X q Il MI.
To Transfer License.
w. u. Dobbins. who has kept ii bar Al
Seventh and7IIull Streets, for a. long time
is endeavoring to dispose Of his interests
as he has secured a controlling interest
in business concern In Bluefteld. Viva.
"a Petersburg manis negotiating with Mr.
Dobbins for the purchase of his place,
and the judge of tho. Corporation Court
has agreed for a transfer Of the license.
Funeral Of. Miss Holiday.
The funeral or Miss Inpis Holiday will
be from tho home this morning ut IT
o'clock Miss Holiday died Wednesday,
afternoon at her home, No. 322 West
Twelfth Street. aged twenty-eight years
after Il long illness. She IS survived by
her mother, Mrs. A. Q. H olladny, two
sisters and two brothers--Mrs. George
Cunningham, Of Cumberland, Md; and
Miss Fannie s Holiday, of this clty;,
5Messrs. James r. and a.. L. II ollndny---$$
and many other relatives here and else
whore. The funeral WILDE conducted by
Rev. Ben Dennis, pastor of Meade Memo
rial Church. VII s.
Personals and Briefs, 4
An entertainment will be given ut the
Presbyterian Church tonight. N.Y.
Page, the son of Squire Chea than, Is.
very III with the measles. Thes.other1
children, who have been Ill are much.
better. " "a
Two llobos were tile only dodgers with
Sergeant Wright at tho station house.
and Mayor Maurice had nothing before
Z him yesterday. XII
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First Church etings..

u Rev. Mr. Mcdaniel is attracting large
5inrs now being held at the First Baptist
church. \. Each night the lecture root, Is
filled and chairs are brought In to t ac-
commodate tho people. y, /, I.
q Dr. Mcdaniel took for his text last
night, Psalms 10th chapterEand b0th
verse IT thought on my ways and turned
my feet unto thy testimonie land ear
nestly pleaded With Hn ~, y, 70
trust In God. There were seveal pro-
fessons of faith and MANY REQUESTS ]; for
prayer . Is ii3st 4s5 ~ " X, \
M q O'Clock and 4 o'clock in the after
noon. All are invited to these meetings,
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FINDS . DEAD D IA BODY 0.
FIANCE { ]. IN \! Gull u
Believed Young oman Nv
Way1aid, Murdered and 8
Robbed, Ss5s

n (By@ Associate ed Press. $y
WHEELING w. Al Marc h g q. -
terry surrounds the death of Miss HUI
Schubert, whose dead body was Vol,
lying in a gulley a bout3. twenty yards
Chnpline Hill road, near this gitysssssys;tt
afternoon. Tho chastity find Yas ma
reported Is have been engaged Is she 81,
Sricd to Miss Schubert. The girl vas
daughter o T. William Schubert, q farlr
sofS Chapline Hill. She wa $ las + seensasl q
when she left her home " on Mold
morning to go q to her place OF eMpl!
4ment in the city. ssfss
Tho autopsy over the remains thisae,
ming revealed the fact that one OF theE'
Eteries in 81 her neck had been ri ptutt
presumably while In q struggle with
urderer,.s " hose mo tive was perhnpssr
berry, as the girl watc and sch hahn g
two rings which she is known 81! & l1s
had on her person when last seen ssyy Z
I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
MANY NOW WANT
GIFT ACCEPTED.
Prudential Committee Said to be
iii Favor Of Taking Rookie
fsllcr's Money.
MINISTER'S EXPRESS VIEWS
Letters Pouring III From MI
Parts Of Country Taking
IF One Side or tic Other.
especial to Tho Times, plspatcbo

Especial to The Times DlspatchO 95S
BOSTON. MASS, March 23.--While yes
terday it seemed that the entire Coligre 81 gu
tional clergy of New England had risen
lin opposition to the acceptance Of Rookie
fcllcr's 100000 gift by the American
board. to-day another party has appeared
that demands its acceptance. while letters
are beginning to pour In from all over
tho country taking one side or the Other
Take The Standard OIL dollars saSs :.
President Seelye Of Smith College,
know nothing in the business methods OF
the Standard Oil Company, which should
prevent either missionary societies or
colleges from accepting with gratitude
the gifts OF j !. D. Rockefeller.
REV. George II. Heabard. the Leading
Haverhll congregational clergyman. urges
it's acceptance. saying:
.Wc have no right TO sit in Judgment
on Mr.. Rockefeller. and his methods un-
less we know them thoroughly It IS
not a Christian attitude. 1t is inspired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
PLANT TREES.
College Students to Hold Inter
estinp Exercises This Afternoon.

College Students to Hold Inter lts::l 4.
esting Exercises This Afternoon.
To-day at noon the winter term exami-
nations at Richmond College came to an
students are in mood 70 celebrate az
Immediately after the class OF v the -ex
animation ut 12 10 O. clock the Arbor& Day
exercises Wilde celebrated -Four trees
viii ny the gradna1es 1 1f,the
Will mako the speech for the B. S..men;@
MI. r.. 6 'ollard for the 81. AS; !. Mr.. u Z.
81 Crockett for he grad at I,,, . l law Y;
the iriYocatlons to Daphne and to all the
.nymphs Of the trees will be- called Into
lrequisition to adorn the speeches OF these,
tree planters. = s}.. n 4, :, /, st
To-night the annual debate OF the }Ph ilo-t
,,oria n III literary Society will take place..
Tomorrow students will have, rest 5s3 &c
# Among those who have agreed to speak
In the .May campaign for educatton,'
Inaugural ted by the Go-operatiye E .45lIai
dent r. w. Boatwrght, Professors 81. j,
Winston. w. +. Foushee and 81
NIL
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G[T-R|CH-QU|CK
DREAM e D|SS0LvES.
Investment Bureaus Collapse and
More Thar a Thousand
Patrons Are Caught.
SECURITIES ALL. WORTHLESS.
Examination Of Safe Of Provi
dent Company Reveals Re
inarkable Conditions.

fsnec,a, 10 rhe ,rlmes. Dlspatch.l

@tEHaF Especial 10 lIe pdtSp'y
f PHILADELPHIA. PA, March. 50 Ex-
animation sof the office and safe OF the
defunct Provident Investment Bureau req
this morning revealed one ofsthe schemes 8
by which the promoters Of the swinulers
dazzled the eyes of intended victims and,
them with a sense OF the imam
clal soundness of the company. Neatly
done up In packages In tho safe were
bonds and securities aggregating, accord
Ing 10 their face value. $4,000. 1t was
evident that Iatiner was acc GU
10 t,nsh this bundle Of securities on any
nerron who questioned the stability OF
tbe concern, and doubtless the rnse was
cffective In a majority Of cases.
HAD the deluded come ons' taken me
trouble. as the receiver and his attor-
news did, to scrutinize the securities sc Is,
they would have found them 70 he Seioh
hardly as much as the paper on when
.thev were printed. A consideral pie poI-
ton OF the securities consisted .. OF pohas
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Annie Alene and w. P. Palmer
Only Winning Favorites.
,al fIEy NssocIated Pres

--'- vs. 49, 81 BY Nssoclated. PreKs) 1- -
.siS NEW ORLEANS. La. u March 2a.---Annie
A lcnrt and W. T.. Palmer. were the only anc.t
cesffn fnyorites at the Fair Grounds to-day
summarizes:
First r4lces-six furlongs--ien Gallant Js to
4 81 first, Ono More t20 tod second, Fannette
+ tc1 to u third Time. i.l4 L5{5Hs
4; Second race-,one InlIn-Marlin III to 70 first.
Grand Opera a. 10 100 second. Jack Doyle 80
10 y third. Time, 1.4o rs! RI
Third race-one nIler-Avnid % 10 - first
4 Rawhldcat7 to ~ second. Red Raven Is 20 81
third. Time. 1:ai 3-J. Ell s35 9g. i4l isi8
IN Fourth race--sereti q f,iriongs. handicap
Tens Rod IS To ID first + The Rifler geo to
II second. PUTT (G to 81 third. Time. l:27 LIB.
M Fifth iniIe--Annie Alone (s 10 80 first.
pannock I,elle 10 TO 4, second. Jncora % TO
Cyithird. Tine. ! al Ia
q siyii, race--stx flrlongr-W. r. Palmer q
To Il first, Sever1norc q 10 u SECOND. Lolisc
! Eston RS 10 u third. N Time. ~ :i4A-5;
H, seventh race-one mile and seventy ya rr1a--
second, Flying EchNa b % 10 - third. Time,
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~ Tho Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
Y IA III no WISCONSIN y Central Railroad.
which expired in 1882. and consequently
had been worthless for nearly a quarter
Eoft a. century.
Denomination Of sthe accounts IN the
ledger showed tfa practicaslly az ..1le
entries weTe on the credit side, and
Y hat almost no cash had been paid out
In other word S.. this ledger proves that.
while 7: the concern took in large sums
( fromsits dupes nothing was paid out 70 70
q nam except q few insignificant amounts
ranging from s. to SO. 8
Over thousand Caught.
& Like a cyclone the scheme of the com.
fiTiorida. Canada, and California. The. Gus,
toners OF the concern were mostly geo
men and women. There We're, however,
8 number of New, Yorkers who we're az az
Wherever Manager w. II. Latimer,
tinancier extraordinary, of Pennsylsa'll, l.
may be at the present time, he mas the
3satisfactipnlof8 knowing that the RGrys s!L.
m l Bureau, has come tumblng about
tha shoulders OF the multitude of people
from FLORIDA a to Maine, who were on
ithralled by his romance entitled ages
and Wealth. z N .555 ~ va
More than Il thousand persons read this
3allurinE little pamphlet, and more than q
thousand gave their money to Mt. la II,
iner to keep for them. Outstanding claims
at the present time aggresate nea q : !.
81, 900, 900 The assets OF the concern, as $
far as could he CLEANED n from the wreck s-al
yesterday. aggregated $500. u.
The creditors petition, Upon which tllo
receiver was named, alleges In part:
a. Your petitioners aver and allege that
the said bureau induced them 70 make de-
POSTS as aforesaid on the faith OF prom
ises that the Income and dividends e n DO
cent. permonth:j tho said per cent. PER
month to be derived from investments
which would be made by the said invest
..Your petitioners aver and believe that
no such investments were ever made, but
that the dividends paid to your etitloners
and other creditors We're not, earned, but
were paid outtof the principal of tho said
deposits as aforesaid.
s.'Your petitioners further allcgc on IN.
formation and believe that the assets. of
tho Provident Investment Bureau within
four months last past have been reckless
%ly dlsspated and the proceeds approprl-
2ated by w. IL Latimer and other-parties
in interest Of the said concern. In viola
ton OF the creditors interests and rights
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
TEE ASKS ILLINOIS TO
Make APPROPRIATION

(By Associated Prcss.)
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March 2s.-Goye-
nor Dcnccn sent a message to the House
OF Representatives here to-day enclosing SIM
a letter from General Fitzhugh Lee in in
wiling tile State OF Illinois2to participate
in tho Jamestown (virginia) Exposition
10 celebrate the establishment offthe first
English speaking colony, in America Gov
ernor Deneoll requested that the invita-
tt1on be Investigated and considered. Inc
communication was referred ITO the Com
lnttee on Appropriations
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live
ENTIRELY in Open.
nv 3 AssocIated I,ress,)

71- 9T~ (By 7Assoclated Press5 "a
81 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO, March
23.--Phlllip b, Stewart. who Is arrang-,
ing tho details Of President Roosevelts
hunting trip inlthe White River country
next month has received IN letter from
Secretary Loeb saying that there . had
been no change In the Presidents plan.
to Visit Colorado. Mr.. Stewart says tha
President expectstto live entirely IN the
open If the weather during his Visit 70
/, ,,The President" continued Mr., Stew
Iart, nwill,spend his days in the saddle
and shislnights, in "a sleeping bag wrapped
In Il rubber hlan ket. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
4 CITY SCHOOL BOARD. y
Superintendent Fox Recotnnl 4 !; \
cd to Succeed Himself.

cd to Succeed Himself.
The City School Board held Its monthly l1
meeting last night in the City Hall,
q The superintendent report shows the
schools to be in fine condition; total en-.
rollmcnt Of Il. ia !; monthly roll .l g $780,,
The newly organized manual training CEN
tiers are now fully at work. and bid fair.
to give fine results. 5s isl,
Il Miss Alice N. Parker, who has Y been q,
elected as Kindergarten sup eryisor VIII
assume her duties on April st.} sss 8S
NJ The board decided to give holidayastot
the colored schools on. NJ onday. a prl Sd \
that the pupils may tend q the
celebration OF the day by the colo rec
Eof the ci ty. WI II. Hill
The board by resolution unnnimously y re-
commended to the State Board OF Educa-a
.tions8the re election of Superintendent:
William +. Fox. q IS 3S32 III
The following members wero present.
James III, Capers S(chairnan) F. c. I1bel,l
Charles Hutzler, S. d. Woodfin, r. II.
.Childrey, w. T. Fox, superintendent A.,
H. Hill. assistant #superi u q ; Z x
Wallford. clerk. 81
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/. RENCH believe |. |. |: \
CRISIS [ ! | | ). IS PAST PA /
Nc:lezueia1l Situation Relieved
by tie Postpolleli1ent Vt
iDecisian Of Court.
lfBx Associated Press.l.

sG2 lBS AFsocld1eu Il cs''.l f
PARIS. March 2s.--In the course g. OF ~ M &
bassador Porter's weekly visit TO the
Foreign Office to-day. he conferred With tn
Foreign Minister eicasse relative % to
the Franco-ycnezuelan situation ana 9.it
was disclosed that the French govern
1nent considers that the emergency 81 the the;
situation has been entirely relieved as a
result OF the indefinite postronement3 Of
the decision Of the Caracas court IN the
case OF the French Gable Company. (. II, The
future course Us expected to be slow,
owing to the necessity for carrying on.
the negotiations by mail. The author1-s
ties here share the belief concerning the
5hopnlessness of the present regime IN
Venezuela and incline to the view that:
sooner or later some united means ma y
have to be taken to insure respect for
foreign interests in. Venezuela. V,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Reformatory for Girls.

The Executive Committee OF the State
Conference of Charities and Corrections
held a meeting yesterday AFTERNOON at
$50 O'Clock at the Office of Mr., George
b. Davis. A report was made by a sub
committee on the plan OF establishing q
ireformatory for girls and young women
in this State,Hand II was discussed by
the Executive Committed, The movement
has not yet assumed definite shape, but
tho report showed gratifying progress.
The committee will tiagain next week,
.nrobably on Thursday next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
WRIT OF ERROR,
Petition in the Fishburne Case
Filed With Supreme Court.

Petition an the - lSllDuFlle S>dsS
Filed With Supreme Court.
The attorneys for Charles r. Fishhurne,
OF Roanoke, convicted of the killing OF
DIR. Frederick Il. I.efew, ofithat city, ana
given i've years In the penitentiary, yes
terday forwarded to tho Supreme Court
Of Appeals Of Yrgini thel, petition forsa
writ Of error. F'ishburne's cnunsel, are
Judge Archer A. Phlegar, Judge William
Gordon robertson and Mr.. James -
The petition and record In the case
cover more than eight hundred typewrrit.
tn pages. The petitioner assigns nine
causes cans Of error, two relating to the exe!a,-
sion or Jurors. two to allowing <, the gea!
th a. efpsrtt esiRen En,qe
sblade with which tho fatal wound was
neted the remaipdsr
certain Testimony and tosNgiye pertain
Instructions eontended for by the defend !.
Immediately taken IN ehargd by the court
and was In its custody Yesterday alter
4 l.
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women FATALLY HURT
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
INV AZ sociated Press.

Nf8 Ne Is fBy AssocIated Press.) T41 0IH,
& 1VliEETING, NINA, March 23.--TNwo
women will probably die and five others
are severely injured as the result OF u
runaway accident. at Relaire this after
room. The most seriously injured are
Mrs. Shane Bell and Mrs. John Morris
J Renwood. sa y ,iE5i s5,, Va 4sSs
Tile two worst injured We're In n car
rage driven ny acob Duke, returning
5fromBa funeral. The horses became
frightened at ii train and dashed into y
carriage containing he other injured,
driven by Robert Brown. The wheels
caught and Dukes carriage was thrown
over athirtyfnot cmbank,nent, the driver
escaping Injury. FL
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DR. D. HENSON Will LEND
HANDlN IENGL|SH.F|GHT

tspecals 10 The Times-D ispatcho
ROSTON, MASS, March 23,-Rev. DR.
r. S, Henson. the we'll known minlst err
viii sail for England this coming SUM- .li,
country IN their fight for free schools;
II viii be a great campaign Of mixed
politics and religion and pr, Henson VIII
be pitted in his fight against the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury, III u, /.
lie will speak at meetings throughout
the United Kingdom, explaining the
method or taxation for church and
echool in tho United States,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
.WH|TEMAN.N GUILTY j
ON FIRST INDICTMENT
~. 4 Z soc n I'd PICS,

tEys Associated. I Press:
II BLaFFAI,O, NJ d VI March 23,-I'lie jury
In the case OF Alonzo j. AVhitcman to-
night returned Il verdict of not guilty,
There are still fiveS@untried indictments
against the prisoner, and he was re-
n,anded to Jail. s5si "
ItSwas charged that Whiunman obtained
s., 900 on an alleged fraudulent draft for.
4 5000 deposited with the Fidelity a.I'riust
an Englshman, who is under Indictment
in connection with the same transactions,
was the principal witness for the prose-
cution.8 Tho defense sought to prove an
abb for WhIteman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
PLANS FOR sUBNAYs
Is 81 TO COSTS 23O,OOO,OQ
5(By ASsOcIatcd Press

(By ASsoclateuFr ess. 80
s3alSEyYlYORI<, March % " Plans for w
ways + to cost $3.50, 900, 900. submit ted S|
the New Y ork Ci tyf8a Ra ilWays Compa1]
md by the Interb orough q Comp ny,sWs
made public to- day, by the board 2 ofaral
transit commissioners. The plans sof 4
New York City Railway Comp sss1
for an outlay OF slG5, 900 900 u Aug ustFSR
mont's plans for additions ito the Int
borough system provide for the expsn1
4 ire rf SE5 COO 0OC X WI
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Agreement Already Signed.
DIV Associated Press.


sIlO NDON March % I'll he Associated
Press learned ito -dayl It the office OF the
scouncil Of forrIgn bondholders that the
agreement between the Venezuelan gov
!crnn,ent and tile British and German
adjusting and consolidating
the exterior. debt. about saS,60o 900 has all
ready been5 signed by the representa- iycs
or Venezuela and the German bondhold-
Icrs, The :agreemcnta.ss now on It's way to
.Lond on for the isnature of the repre-,
;scntatlyes of the British bondllolders.
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Savannah. s;EPhiladelphia, {

tBy a ssociated Press.1 u
I'll SAVANNAH, GA. March 2'.--Thc Phll-
arieIphia National League team wa 81 DE-
featcd here this afternoon by The S1yans
the score being 4 to 3. W
a Batteries: Deaver. I!ismanS ard Hot
man and Holmes fors Savannah; lttln-3
ger and Khhoe.I for hiladciP hia.a5 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Death Of a Minister.

Major Robert w. Hunter secretary OF
iyirginiu military records, was summoned
yesterday TO Romney w. Va, by a te \! !:
gram announcing the death there Or ms ms
reiatiye, Rev. II. h. Washburne, D. ~,
i; Presbyterian minister, widely known IN
.Vlrginin and kentucky. DIR. WaShburnc
had recently accepted n, call to tho pas.
torate Of the church at Augusta, Ky, but
heca me iii In Baltimore and Went TO the
Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment,
lie died there "Wednesday. Sjs5 sli
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The Eagles Celebrate.

!, Dixie Aerie, Eagles, held the second
anniversary last night at sangev3 .Aali
for more than two hundred parsons The
affair was most Enjoyable and amusing;
After the feast there We're "a lnunlbe Of
speeches by members ct f. the leage e Eng g
coii,pa nyglsow at the I3ijou, who are mem.
bers or the orGaniz cat on, II ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
'1OS.CAN SHAW UP
Wins HANDICAP | !. At
Right and True Second and But
tons Third ii, Opening
Event at Bciinings. #
.FAvoRlTEs IN FINE FORM
Took Five Out &of SiX Races.
Oaklawn Gets Airing
ton Purse.
nv Associated press.)

--- tf3y-- NBs0cfuttu ffeFF'1 -- --'----
e WARRINGTON, March c3.--Fayorites took
fl,e out Of the ELK races run at The opening
Of the spring meet here to-day The feature
WIS the 1enning handicap. Toscan, with
Shaw up. won this event easily snmmahes:,
First race four furioiigs-4Prern Is TO D..
first, Timhurst d5 TO u second. Wild Irish
man g IL to - third. Time Iii 40.
"a Rtcond race--the Arlington purse. half mile
C-nklhwn (evcii) fltst Eater q 10 ~ second.
Ancndypc e to y third Time. 81 i-5.
Third race seven furongs--W addeil IL. $50
70 y first. liogamans o. TO ., second. LORD
Fourth racc--the Jennings spring handicap,
ak sfurlongs-Toscan e 70 u first, Right and
True III TO y second, Buttons q TO y third.
Time. 1911 5y 5t,
Fifth race open stecpenhasc, two miles
1mpcrialist III to 81 first. sandhurst e to-
~ Hecond. Arius G to ~ third Time. 5;277
4 Sixth race--one mile and forty yarls--Cin-
cirnatus tcven) first BIZ Curtis q To- y
second Possession IS TO u third Time. 1850 As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Strikers Burn Residence,

(By,Assnciated3P ress.l ,' st
8, LOGAN. W. Var March 23.-rNews:
reached here to-day that the residence
OF Mine Superintendent Merrill. ut Hold
on ~. va. where a strike Is in pro-
gress,. has Teen burned Three striking
italian miners were arrested,
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.Thirty-one People Hurt.

~ IA (By Associated Press,l 7 n
4 LINCOLN. NIB, March GA Chica-
60. Burlington and Quincy passenger
train, running To Grand Island to
Lincoln was partly wrecked At West
Lincoln to-day and thirty-one persons
were Injured, none fatally, The smoking KIM
car and rear coach turned over. The
engine and baggage car did not leave tho
track, 5R 5gg5 ,sfi FL h tis4. ~ tsl.fsa
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Both Are Imp owing.

Mr.. j. II. overly. whose illness al the
Memorial Hospital was mentioned yes
iterday, is reported considerably improved.
Many OF his friends called at tho hospital
yesterday or telephoned to ascertain his
condition.. y
MIR. n Mcleod, who Is Ill at the same
hospital suffering from grip, is reported
garded as serious. 8E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24

half The rider was warmly cheered
The last feature OF. the programme
The last feature of the programme was
a u,iadrangular pursuit raceLin which Lar
son, Of N ewark; Nelson Holt, Of Rich;1
Ollie Hone ri Richmond. Il t was u, very
pretty chase which lasted for. three min
lites and twenty-three seconds, and ten
laps had been covered before Larson
overlook and passed all his competitor