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then placed the letter where neither tine
nor weather can harm it, and genert-
IONS hence the Clement posterity Will
treasure as long as the memory of min
rc'dihs the recollection of the brilliait
cratic. IngersoIl; erratic only in lis
oHslauehts upon the ranks of orthodox
peIieVers In he'll fire and darnnation Mr.
Clement met lngerson shortly after tie
ie''er was written. and the great lawyer
always retained a deep interest in tie
career OF the actor. and his correspond
ehce with Mr.. Clement which he keot
up as well as his activities permitted.
uhtli MS demise. were a constant SQUIRE
oi inspiration to the ambitious actor
IL IS evident from converse ton with
MI Clement that Ingcrsoll made one of
those iasting impressions upon the young
man mat mold careers ard perpetate
lhe principles of one great mird among
the many brought in contact with him.
ineersoil always took a deep pleasure in
witnessing an artistic performance. but
ne never tolerated the type of inane
concoctons that sUbmerge the stage OF
Continued on P:se II, this sectior)
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Resentlng in Intrusion.
Wonn's Story of a Darky's Ire
Over a 1hrashing.

Edwad Wonn, a Washington boy. is
the east of the "serio-Comic Govern
u which comes 10 the Lafayette
Par this week. He has an important
Irtn The piece. prtraying the char
tepr Robert MapcT. which gives him
ceiient chance to display HIS tall
tsnd his work this season has been
q spoken of by the dramatic. critics
beer the play has been produced.
lr- onn relates an amusing incident
h1appened last summer while he
Saa visit TO Il small town on Long
lsi;
night while / was there" says
Wf "a neighbOring farmer caught
an darky In his hencoop embez-
ziiBome of his poultry. Naturally.
thenest iiller OF the soil administered
se thrashing to the darky before
ne him go and threatened him with
arr the next time he caught him in
thGinlty- l met the darky shortly
altn The village and asked him IL
,hener had hurt him very much.
he hurt ME? Cmph.' replied the
dar Did dat white man hurt meq
Ahei you, Mistah Wonn, he'd a-hat-
terlt an maui 4 pow'ful sight mo-
daIt befo' I'd a-laughed mahse'f tn
oehout 1t. Yassah, wy Iooka heah
-h'tehed out an kotched me by de
iroen squeezed me till dar war'ent
a g OBJ cider left in ma Adams an
pie. assault Mex time, he saw. dat
ne nprehends me in dat vocaIitv
itsa *, he's gwine tn hab me rested
er ime on de spot. Huh. Ah'd DESC
hke see dat ere white man Kill mo
an uid so Aid Dust his head wifi
a ~"
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Santa Annals Blood Lus
Underlying Motive of Action in "
Dragon FIyo

Santa Annals lust for blood forms.
q measure. the underlying basis of ..T
dragon Fly. poetic melodrama. <
John Luther Long and Edward Chil
carpenter. in which Minnie Seligm,
and William Bramwen will appear
the Columbia Theater this week. i
speak OF the heroes of Texas is
cali to mind the Alamo and Crockett
traNiS and Bowie, all Of whom die
III neiense OF this San Antonio fortress
~ was their beroism IN this maryeiou
hsht winch inspired that striking il
sSripion' Ihermopylae has its messer
ger OF defeat; the Alamo has none.
MS iust OF the Mexican Nero has neve
Deeh forgotten 1t never viii be. ]
SNAPPED an American epic. BY IL an
from IL came that Texan battlecry
which all the world cherishes: "Remen,
Der TIE Alamo..'
Inls epic has never been treated dra
malicaily; nor has the passion of SAINT,
anna ever been used as the motive O
piay' yet, nothing could better inspir
american dramatists than the fall O
the Alamo. the overthrow of this Mexi
can butcher, and the achievement O
Iexan liberty. 1.-The Dragon Fly" tell,
this war story and what a tremendou,
part Spanish woman's love had in II
beautiful Spanish woman. won t,
the cause cf Texas. by the atrocities o.
santa Anna against her own family. in
spires whole regiment of Texans. vhs
aocre her. TO exact from the Mexico
Nero full vengeance for his massacre
OF her people. She is the Dragon Fly
o the play. im~ersonated by Miss SeIi,-
oan. The leader of these Texans. Tre-
Son, is NJ Bramwell's role.
SANTA Anna has been besieging the
Alamo With him are 10000 Meixcans.
the Hover of the armies OF Mexico ar
that time one OF the most arrogant ma
tions of the earth. Within the ado4,o
fortress are lSe Texans. For eleven davs
'ney Keep the lo.oco at bay Then their
powder gives out. 1t is at this moment
that Tregon's little regiment gaadad
by the taunts OF the Dragon Fly al it,
arrives to succor the defend
ers- Although u fails in this. it red.en..
Itsctt by brilliant movement. wbirf
iuTiiishes an inspiring finish to the pIay.
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Opening of the Belasco.
Blanche Bates in "The Gil of the
Golden West"

quite the most important dramatic
Offering of the fall season in Washington
VIII be the production at the Belasco
Iheater. now the Lafayette. during the
week commencing Monday, October 16
OF David Belasco's latest play. ..The
Girl OF the Golden West written
especially: for Miss Blanche Bates This
play VIII receive its premiere produc-
non on any stage at the Bclasco Thea
ter in Fittsburg on Tuesday oetohar
and will remain IN the Smoky CITY for
TWO weeks, going thence TO Baltjmore
Tor one week. On Monday. October %
MISS Bfes Will .naugurate the new sea.
son iaI Washington. Mr.. Belasco win
come p Washington to superintend the
produdion here
me Inaugural of the new Belasco. and
lne nFt production here OF Mr.. BeIas-
'test play is an event of uncon,-
mon fterest. and has already excttoa
.ne aHicipations of theatergoers m -
nigh pieh- Miss Bates will omen AZ tbo
Seiascc Theater. New York. in ..,rba
OH OF he Golden West" early in No
Femoer. following Mrs. Leslie CT.
80 psgihs there now 10 a succession
% cro"ou houses in her splendid nro-
Aurea, which will be seen
,to feoh al the Belasco later in
Mr.. Beia.o Mice p.,
Ss..as,. porting the star are now in
they have been for
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The Educated Coon."
Sung by Charles Bigelowsn "The Col
lege Widower," Joe Wber's ALL
Star Compan,

When Socrates Jackson sf' BIackyiIIe
College
Wild his ploma in his I'm.
He said to himself, "Wid II dis knowl-
| will sure be in deman'
But somehow people didn' 'iseem ter no
Dat n wise man was arcn',
But ne jollied himself ii a stuck-,,p
manner,
n AS he strutted roun' de own.
I'm. um. Mr. Socrates Jacson.
IL You cern'ly am de goods
,In. um, you'll drive dem yhite folks
Way back to de woods.
I'm. um, you hear me, hoiey.
You'll Ian right mighty soon:
70 de world mus hand some easy
o.. money
!, To an educated coon
ie ensemble. repeat refrain.)
Du ii.
ire was offered a jol as a Pullman
an porter,
But he swelled up lille a toad:
N lowed dat he thought de comp'ny
Make him pres'le OBJ de road.
lnoner jackson scrambled up out oh de
gutter.
ryWkere dey LANDED him kersmack:
mfybody close by could hab heard him
n de diploma ges de sack"
ltan, um. Mr.. Socrates jackson,
osfou GER My am 10 good.
iren, UNI, dat college diploma
osiin't sawin' youmuch wood.
}, UNI, you hearme honey,
Al louse got TO chsnge your tune;
of der worlds ju' out OF easy money
lis % an educated coon.
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Continued on P.ge II, this Section,
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n a Hurry to Leave.

E'feel Ike you didn't want to die
out force OF circumstances would
com you to. just in harmony with
the 'roundings.
Gu not. But Charles a Mason. OF
Hias' & Mason. did. and he hasn',
forgsn IL yet.
"A never will" said he .1, ~,
ti iast summer. 1 was in sani-
lariu My stomach and digestive or
se eahsere mixed up and gangrene was
,e 80 The sanitarium was called XII
ihS The physicians name was
Metz. which tronsI.tod vas
TO Fish. means .h,,.., Iiiiaii
whitley nurse batb.d 49, men,
n day alcohol she CO. times
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Academy-"Rocky Road to DubIi

FOR the week of OCTOBER 9 the :
emy offers Barney Gilmore, the n;l
nnging Irish actor. in ~ Rocky j
10 dublin, a comedy drama in ;
acts oy Daniel l.. Har;, author of /.
Parish Priest" and other successes.
ported by the following clever pc
george Hassell. John ID. Griffen. Al
ga veteran Irish character a
frank Lavarnia, VIII Long. jr., Pa
Iouhey, Nina Shirley. Isis Mayr
Sessle Laseur. etc. Mr. Gilmore will
'reuuce new songs. harp solos
specialties. A carload of scenery
picts ireland as IT is today.
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Lafayette-"The Errand Boy"

The Errand Boy" a musical edv
craze protector. is reported from EN-
ucated sources to be a deliciousm-
uous congiomeration of animaun
enu nonsense. richly seasoned whe
spices of some of the most porlv
tuneful conceits ever furnished. a
nke purpose. This is surely suht-
~ strong recommendation to ire
connoence. and one that will. an
probability make itself substantially
* the box Office of the Lafayettee,s
or October Q.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

certain works only. The organization
will also include a complete orchestra
for the entire tour. incidental to her
operate work Miss Nielsen will appear
at several private houses. and for
number of musical clubs and societies.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

eau'ii ui scene in Dlxieland, listed
,ne oharp brothers Other hbers
wiz De iaylor Holmes. the Hlogue
comedian; the clever Rice fan and
the comic motion pictures entitlThe
Hoodoo Automobile. License 49,"
The advance sale begins pomorl
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God. to Thee and the woman who look
ed after me at night was always sing
ing. We Will Gather at the River
was l glad when / got well enough
to leave? Well. you should have seen
me get ont "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

charges made by Mr.. j. D. Eggleston,
Jr., relating to tho Virginia School 1acg-
ister. Mr.. Thomas refers to Mr.. Egglc- :.
stons announcement and to that portion
mentioning the school register. and then
states that hc Is the owner OF the Wiz.
ginia School Register. He declares that
under the school laws OF the State he has
the unquestioned right to write school
books or invent appliances, and that he
had the further right to contract With
the State Board concerning Its use. It
is immaterial. he contends, whether he
was known to be the author OF the reg
lister or not. Mr.. Thomas contends mat
gas tho book was designed to secure uni
formity Of records and reports. It Is nee
cssarily a single list; book. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

VI, = Il
Attorney General IA John u. Massey, Super
.intendent Of Public Instruction.
i8 IN 1894 the board consisted OF Charles
r. o Ferrall, Governor; II. Taylor Scott
Attorney. General; ] ohm %. Mngscy, Super
intendont OF Public obstruction.
5l3 IN 1893 the hoard consisted Of ]. Hoge8
Tyler. Governor; A. j. Montague, At
torney- General; J.. w. Southall. Super.
sintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION.
In 1904 tho board consisted OF A.. j
Montague, Governor W.. A. Anderson.
Attorney General;sJ. w. southnll, Super.
intendent D. Public Instruction; Dr.
Charles w. Kent. OF the University OF
Virginia: DR.. Lyon g. Tyler Of WI lam
and Mary; Professor William a. Bowlos,
Of Staunton, and School aupcrntendentH
4 Glass md. Vast b S1s VIE.
Now, were all these gentlemen, selected
by the people for their ability and faith Il
fitness to duty, incapable of nlalung q
proper contract about school register.
or were they ignorant or were they ca
lass ~ Has tho present board acted fool-5
iHhlv? Did they act according to their
Judgment or not, and Is Mr.. Tsgleston.s
Judgment better than theirs? Does ne
think that wv. Southall, the SUP m
tendent OF Public Instruction. Is 70 blame {
\. Or IL 1T Az j. Montague. now governor
e Tho state, and formerly Attorney
General and legal adviser Of the board s
Fl ar, does he blame tho present AttorneS-5
General! ". a. Anderson? hut q i1sss .
gentIcmcr1 have the same Ideas q p out
3thia contract that the other most emf
Mont men n, the state have had va = mere
ANYTHING is blame anybody for ans ~, ~
- Mai "a The thing and who 's 7 the
person b III - VI 4 :: - g
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RESERVE SEATS 2. !. 7; ).
Subscribers Will Have Their Last
~ ~, ne -day-Seats Go on Sale

s5 II. day bscr,hers 70 the Wednesday
cubs annual festival Of music Wy hays
The last chance Of rcserying their seats
and the rema n1h2s ss rhs f Yes.
$ti ~ viii he held Monday night ana ana !
tuesday matinee and n's shrpass a my ss
- y ar = ~ the club and ms the choruses
are ars' Prepared to give superb rsndl.!.o1a1
Of the Haydn orator The ssas9as; ,vai
may 30 readily expected that the iestlTsa,
viii be the finest musical affair the.4city
has ever not sra sae seu.n starred
1, Il st1vea - with Melba.s He will be hna:A
in two numbers at tho matinee besides s. MS
regular numbers on the nigh programme.
Bauvelt declared to be in. finer zee
than she has ever been heard. will e gain
charm Rlchmonders. while Martin Iadln
De Moss 4 and the other stars VIII s. to-
gether with the M9llenhausr
The greatest musical entertainment Rich
rnonds has ever seem fs s3 4 X yf
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SWilson--.-Millcr.

Tho home OF Mrs, Mamie !. = M aaan. ~
Street ea TSs m aes
s Hasa,a e. the bride g.
ta% hs br ad yfaasa
%esY IN gray cloth w1th
Ie a brother Of the bride, was best 1aa1 nan
and the only attendant RsY' L an an
~ uc ctive and Il plished young lay 1s
s Ihc' ~ 4 sopranoS inthe Fairmount Bnp;
list Church choir Mr Wllao o9 t,s c Msi
known young bqslne Is ou manr p Of lar
m ana lNa "a after the TIC hap e
by Young couple ert for washington ah ha
Diner Giles They were aScomHanled1 non ~
Willie Miller CHI on max make TIER nome
on elao' Fourth Street, in the home ], Of Mr.
lack Wilson. brother5o OF the groom. Il Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
VESTRYMEN ELECTED.
Episcopal Churches Of Richmond
Made But Few Changes.

ALI OF the Episcopal churches IN the
city have elected their vcstrynen for the
ensuing year with hut few changes.
Il st. lPaul's Church reelected most of the
old ycstry-Dr. j. B. McCaW, Major Rob
ert Stiles, Captain Frank II. Deane, w, G.
Bentley, Beverley b. Munford, John ..
Young, Colonel Richard L., Maury, Judge
r. Carter Scott and Judge Beverly Il.
Crump, and three new members-Coloncl
Archer Anderson, B. Rand. Wexford and
Frederick w. Scott.
Emmanuel Church. Brook Hill, Henrlco,
Rev. Ernest Il. Osgood rector, reelected
It's vestry, MS follows: Joseph Bryan,
Randolph Holiday, John Stewart Bryan,
John 3. Mordccai, Charles Cotesworth
Pinckney, r. Crawford Redd, Jr., ed
mund Redd. William ELLIS Jones. II. G.
Beattc Nathaniel Cross. II, Powell Dunn
and ]. B. Ladd. 81 4
Z st. Johns Church elected one new men,
Der to the vestry, James'T, Eustis. The
following compose the governing body:
Cyrus Boss!eux, John +. Mayer. James
II. Allon. w. S. BlankenshIp. j. s. Moore,
James r. Eustis, George L.. Currie,
Thomas T. Mussen, ]. N. Armstrong, 3.
IT, Howard, John b. WEIGH and i. j.
CraIgle
Monumental Church reelected It's yes
try, az follows. A. Rufus YarbrougE,
Richard II, Meade. John NJ. Taylor Wall
ter Christian, Benjamin B. valentine,
George w. Warren, Charles II. Watkins.
John L. Williams, Algcrnon S. Hurt,
Lewis c. Williams. Powhatan Breeder
and Charles berkeley Cooke. VII
st, James Church elected Its former
yestry-E. b. Addison. james Caskie,
Preston Cooke. Boswell Alsop. w, 2,
Gray. O, II. Funstdn John p. Mcclure.
John ~ upshur,a. w. Trayers. James Il,
Gordon, s, G. Wallace and ". Minor
Woodward. ls
James caskc was elected delegate to
the council. Murray Mcclure, alternate.
At the usual Easter Meeting OF the
congregation Of Holy Trinity Church,
Laurel Street. near Main. held Monday
evening. tho attendance being small, nc
election OF vestryfncn waB held. and the
cd vestry holds over. II is composed
Of John w Gordon. senior warden; p. II
I}aakcryiil, Junior warden and registrar
James NJ. Ball, treasurer; j. II. Capcrs
John II Glenn. H. q. Mayo. John -
Minor, u. -, 7. Myers, Jr., X. II. Smith
w. Dryden Remnant ana "A, II. Wilmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
MOMENTS HOME MISSION SOCIETY
s-5. SPECIAL RATES VIA

) $3.50 round trip, Richmond TO Ports
mouth. Va, and return Via Chesapeake
and Ohio route, which will land passen-
gers at Portsmouth. Tickets sold May LIST,
I'd and Sd, limited for return May Sth. a
Fast trains leave Richmond from Main
Street Station at 8 a M, and p. NJ,
daily.
Only two hours and twenty-five minutes
from Richmond to Norfolk, and twenty
minutes later arriving Portsm outh, Va.
Tickets sold Richmond Transfer CO. and
Main Street station M
4 For other information, apply to
w. Q. WARTHIIN, d. r. A., C. & o. Ry.,
500 East Main Street. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
CLERK POLLOCK MARRIEs
Went to Washington on Monday
and SurLrised His Friends.

Mr.. 25ecrge =. I'olloek. clerk OF the Po-
lice Board and 10 the chief of police,
Monday morning. and with him went
Miss Bessie Colvin. OF Chestnut Hill, They
went 10 the capital City 70 get married.
themselves that the announcement that
they had secured license came as sur
prise 10 nearly all theg friends here and
In Chestnut Hill
4 Chief Werner yesterday received a brief
telegram from his clerk, which gave him
the first tntimation Of the young clerk s
Intention. II read as follows; Can you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Object to Hospital.

A large number Of the citizens Of the
West End have organized to protest
Ger hospital on West Main Street. The
body has engaged counsel and will fight
the matter to the end. In the meantime
Mr.. Kellum is going ahead on the founda-
grcss has been made. He, too, has en-
gagged COUNSEL and will oppose any action
taken by those opposed TO tho erection
of the hospital. Tile matter has not vet
reached the courts. Etjsts 6ia55ss "
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Injured at The New Church.

4 Mr.. Milton q. schafer a painter en-
gagged In work on the new Second Baptist
Church building, at y Grace and Adams
Street, fell from scaffold about. noon
yesterday. and badly injured himself. He
was attended by Dr. Perkins Of the am am
Portable rs possible, and carried him to
the Memorial Hospital, where 1t was said
last night he was resting we'll.
His injuries areH serious, but not neces-
sarily fatal, and 1t Is thought at tho
hospital he will recover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Egg Hunt at Grantland.

on Easter Monday the little Grants, q!
Grantland, ntertatnssd tse1 II, = ,uve'i4s
ha pobe Of spring, and the scene was az
animated pne whenmerry g Ea4 ,,r ,e1sg
boys chased apd dg Wode ss e tass
FOUND flIRuI only at Easter !. II, 4.
Alter tic hunt reshments. typ p ! s, q
the season. were beautiful!y serryse e Hors tS
i 'rhose invited were Misses julia VICE Z, (,
ham, Mae Rolin. Dorothy and #Jan n.c
Jones, ana Masters Littleton and Ashhp RE-
maker, I Tom and Dexter Dane. ana De- De-
ga tllr IOneS. - aalaii
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q "a ~ TT q RL "A.
Bearsthe ~ Tho Kind You Ilas Always Bought
''S1 Il A@xzHzz1zM.
WoMAN's HOME MISSION SOCIETY
MEETING, PORTSMOUTH,, Wifi
.U9l.., t VA NAV az

Account above occasion. the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company. Will sell
ound-uip Tickets from Richmond to
Norfolk at $3.50 Tickets Will be sold
May LIST. % and Sd, good for return pas
sage until May Sth, Tho Norfolk and
Western Railway, via Petersburg. Is tho
quickest, best and only all-rail line, be-
tween Itlchmond and Norfolk. Three
daily trains. For tickets and further
information. apply Richmond Transfer
Company Ticket Agent. Byrd Street sta
tion or at company's office, S3s East
Main Street
JNO. y. WAGNER,
X G. II. BosLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
o "a FL T CO ia. T "A.
BearstLs lts Kind You lIaye Always Dpugh,
S'f' e Mg>zH12ZE1zu
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{ SAY HE WILL SPEAK.
Col. !. r.. Purcell, Of Prince Will
liam. to Address Rich1n ond " oters

4 Colonel ]. r. Purcell. Of Prince WI W..
liam, well known In his county. as
Farmer. Fox Hunter and Fighter y.
~ stheS CITY. and declares he will shortly
address tho voters OF Rlchmond in SAM II
ger Hall on his candidacy for the Dem
ocrat,c nomination for Governor. coio-.
nal purcell has several times before a an
nounced his candidacy for Governor, pus
never stuck in the race 70 the END q. :,
declares he will 90 into the soenocrs1esio
primary and make his hght there ..
Colonel Purcell was q sallan. ~, ~
.,,a II legislature. He spoke at Boydtto e1
rom tho courthouse steps several WeeR 81
or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Before Supreme Court.

Z Attorney General William "A. anderson
left yesterday for Washington. where he
will argue on behalf Of the State. a case
In the United States Supreme Court. It
is the case or the Old Dominion Steamship
Company vs. the Commonwealth. lnvolv-
ing I he right to. assess certain properties
in Virginia. The steamship company ap-
pealed tho case. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Pilgrirra ge Of Acca,

There will be a meeting Of the shriners
at5thc Temple Tomorrow night. at which
time, in addition to regular business,
posed trip Of the Shrincrs to Norfolk
on May 11th AT that time a whole lot
Of innocents will be pushed along the hot
sands OF EAcca'S desert, 5 aa9l53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
The Produce Market.

nusiness was quite lively on "the block"
Yesterday. This receipts of produce were
larger; there was lncrhaBcd demand. and bus
moro vim than on the previous day. Quota
tionB IN another column VIII show that there
Hss no material change In pi1ces, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
John WORE " ! n
H!Is;N Ne SPRING f|. N suit lit
Docket Called for Decisions on
Strike and Mix Mix; .l9 ]
Up. 5.@

Justice John had on his new spr'hst
suit, yesterday. ana felt IKE ,'s y,
man Who had been lucky on his frst tr !; 3
several ladies were in Attendance WIN
their new spring bonnets. and x ENJOYED 8
tho peerformancc very much IL .f I. al 6
Tho q ocket was q '"meas sl' one any as13
developed few Interesting points DIN ,pu VI
the crowd fingered until 1t was over N p
stead Of going ont into Capitol Square e
watch the daisies grow. u
Alvin SCrawley and Lille Robinson g.
in on,ething Of {, nix-up and Z At cost
then II lille fretaliatcd with a brick. when
nut "a dent In the Uranium scf w me-
III arryFs Bullock threatened to XII !. 80
ward Randolph. and as twas /, (, g mere I,
ttreat. THE cost was was low being a put
five plunks: = I, : Z. /, +, n
argument and yhan " = ,ov d ,, linz
cost TO each III them was g 90 ana rim
mings. sa2s'# 81, e. : z :, i 7. ,,igh.
balls. cocktails fizzes and 5smashes' any y
thu fellows who were mixed UP Win
them had to pay the fiddler who ma ma p
p lssn to be Sergeant Thomas
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Snit Aqainst. Civ

The Law and Equity Court is engaged
in the trial of the case ,ow VIM. u Shep,
herd VS.. the City#of5 Richmond for Sl,60o
The case INTELLECTUALLY be disposed Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Is Honor Their Dead

TO Honor Their Dead.
The National Cemetery Memorial L AS g
f Brown presdent; REV. r. Beecher Taylon
secretary. lis purpose Is to co-operat{
With the George A. Custer Post, G A
r., in the celebra ton OF Decoration DAY
at the Federal Cemetery, n s rs b 4
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Nav. Secure License.

large number Of application for Liquor cai.
licenses were acted upon IN the Glr ent
Ing for Judge Scott, yesterday and the ne
fof|lowinE wereFFp passed upon favorab bly,: .
6: E Andersen. JGseph M MarrR iI Ira:
nitzkv.sC. A. Martin, ]. d. Hart, u. N.
tU'Neil, +. i. O'Gonner, r Baker Z,
Dementie. Enrought Mar; Mary 4 II =.
1Flovd. q. M. wyatt, elizabeth Holleran1,
s. Il, Tinsley,a j mi. Nolte. G. lMarro,nIi,
Lakeside Country Club, the :, Lakeside La So. !
Club, Deep Runs9Hlunt Clup, sF 5S''en rs
Jones, w. A. Redford &EI1t q: Hubbard.i
s. U. Henley, J.tN.. Sweeney sullivan,
X. j. Cottrell andSS. N West. V,
E9 Several applications were ontlhued 10
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