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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
TO
HONOR THE DEAD DEAF.

HcnrIco Council, No. 73s, Royal Area
nun, Will hold its first mctnoTlai service VICE
since It's organization twenty-five years
aro, Mt the Fulton Baptist Church. TINS
afternoon at s. O. clock. This meeting Is
cxnected to be one Of the largest o.
it's kind ever held In this city. Many
promInent Arcnnumltes Will pc present.
among them tho Rev. Il. T. McFadch,
supreme representative, who VIII denver
the grafton. An excellent programme mas
thecn arranged for this occasion by the
Committee OF Arrangements. It IS as
iv Organ voluntary-Mrs. W. Reginald
WOE" Words OF wclcome-Mr ", Floyd
lynn (selectcd) ~.
Scripture Rcading-Rev. Il. ~ Esslcs-
sSstepn urdm 9yarts street
Prayer--R REV, David Hepburn. 49,
Solo (sclectcd)-Mr. Haddon g. Wat
kns.. :, Z, u, a .,,,oo. ~ Our
, naaFessh ReS. i T. i. McFaden ),
MISS Matte Ellington. L, A.,
roll Call Of Deceased Brothers, by MT.
George w. Rogers. secretary.
Enloryo-Nir. Samuel p. Waddill
Quartotte (sclected)-Male @uartcttc,
DI Hymn, Zoo" "God 80 With -congrcga-
nonediction--Mr. Charles II. Smith,
Postlude-AIr. William Linton.
Mr. w. Floyd Reams VIII preside,
Tho following Ii a list OF the deceased
members of Hcnrlco Council during Its
existence: -,
| z, Marcellus Blrch--hIarch 16, 1891.
3. julius SYSTEMATICALLY &c, 1892.
4, James Milton Wrenn--Jnnuary !. 1898,
s. j.. b. Observation-Disclosures s. 1884
1891.
Z. James \. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. 1894,
| s. David Allen--Octobery 10, 1895.
! o. W. Miles Facho--January 10, 1895.
4 10, John ii. Schooler--E'ebruary 2s, 1898
i@ II, Daniel n. sIauck--May IS, 1898.
u. James j. Naughan--August II, 1900
& OF Henrico Council are requested to nc,
cupyl seats reserved especially for them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
WHY u WI. RECOMMEND ORRINE
TO CURE DRUNKENNESS.

Ii taking the agency foiy. orrlne, the
5olirselyes That 1t was an article OF gcnll-
Ia ne n,erit. and that the company, which
is located ln,,Washng ton, p, G. deals
snqepe'XI a te airs not msde tie moaay
sInce | selling Orrne numerous cases
sb beSs e eu1td 81 tic horrible LIQUOR habit
spiyrens sts the nervous system ana az,
o otEosS aISo,ohoiis stimalan.s orrne pre-.
RR fEsa Il "a euro sM the patient without his
food, rs II Is tast eloss, eoloorless and odor-5
less. q, I, :, 4 j, y =, =, :, !. = III,
Ing TO Be cured, Il be s, consents q pl'E,
e ei1pi form 'Either form sells at 81 PEI PACK
ilnsfyo;rmation regarding orrine the ,r'eIg \
sdy thhf rs pIts to tic 70 orrIna comnany
y Snn EyVtashinEton, d a O., they will send
you free q b0ok on runs ~
plain pa per WENP n +i,,t r,,..r,,,,,t
sSss d sFsfk 's ssh Ss'ss
eom BIN SfilIer- Ghlldpey CO.. lol East Broad
i Polk Miller Drug 20, y sst Ess
Main Street, FlcAH' ~, is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
HAS! !. | !
E'''L.R|||S!I.l.. TICKET. til k .|'.!R|!|

The ctty. 81 siaamoid SRiiii have the UNIQUE
distlnc ton 81 being tho first oly in the United
states Is receive complete and continue re-
ports 81 the New York stock E1changefi lsyeTS
quotat and fluc tuations OF the arous stocks
ioo. tho F5xchange Ia New ~ ork will be almost
.instantaneousy reproduced on the boards o.
ten stock brokers Of this city, ISL 5
This is possible by reason OF the instaila-
stion in tho westerl, Union telegraph oltlccs
OF BARLEY ticker the perfection Of
Smethenism for tho purpose It is des gned 70
serve Tho quotations are recorded autoulali-
scalIy;H on continuous 4 tape ) By, means OF q
machine which is a condensed electrical auto
lnatlo5 Typewriter. Tho names OF the various
stocks are printed IN capital nbbreya tons. nc
t,lst, below in distinct numerals the figureV
and fractions as bid. The figures are repro
ducnd Al on the tape in 8 the offices OF the
brokers' subscribing for the service, making y
their reports complete reproductions Of tho
Exchange itself The quotations arc reco "a :.
in this city two or three seconds after New
York BY means Of an galltomatio record from
tho washington office, where an expert oper-
Sator Is kept constantly. busled 5,,, . III
Il Mr,EC. RI Tigham general Inspector OF tne
Western Union at the New York headquarters,
Ehas been In tho city several days superintend-
ing the Installation, and %the machine 10 now
Edolnp| beautiful work. N Mr.. T. d, l3eae, CHIEF
E operator in this city. Will have charge Il OF
I Tia ticker in tho company g office here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
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Dr Joseph AWl1ilt;st Was IS lSicSc sl
| BY HORSE Bit Not S SER. ts5l v
DIM y ouslv# Hurt
ANOTHER HUM. ) \ MONDAY "


Y Deep run Hounds met nii ceptio clt!l
good Held yesterday ternotot',s at #tho
Reservoir. Tho bad weather. 4 months
past was forgotten BY the sport SIN ell,
who salutcdtthe master; the gruintb ~ / =
iof house. bound riders wore tinl i CARD ~ pr
every condition prevailed for e. merry
chase after fast-gong holll1 dss \, Il ~ 81
Mr. Benttiu,S}M T. H.. WAS \ early ~ otl
hand With Cole IS nv. 1
man, and MI. sSdnor and MY. t tYpe
Whips ,S s5 ~ ssss Il 81 I, q
Butler II Of Blue RIDGE e UNI,
Mfr litlerSspDrtcd pink and Carried tllo
dark bile colors OF his own lllln ~
Those who, followed were Mr.. md !, MIS- MI
Andrew Fl. christian, Jr, Master cl mis-
,tinn, MI. Thomas n olson ca rte MI !, y 4
Il. j 4. Anderson, Mr.. 13lancha1d s. itor y y
Mr.. 1Iobson, Mr.. Ellington
Mr. 5 sydney Bufortl, Mr.. aNVynd1lh1latlm1,
Meredith Grundy Mr.. Patterson '1tt:t' i,
Mr. ddey and Mr.. Carriers groom 81,
siS A}nongs t those at the me ct IN q: ca
riagcs &we re- M RAND Mrs Peter II. Mayo
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter, N rs. =; 4
ward Butler$ Of "Anncflcld 81; MISS is
Friend. Mrs. Donald Miss NcDonald,
Dr.. M crrill B. Mr.. Hopkins and ot y. err !.
race track and went away towards sun Y
.nyside, ut Attracting clip. /, q
Fl Past the brick yards and II over tllo
bridge went hound and riders, 9 cross O
Smiths two flight Of rails ana over 4. Y
hedge Into the &Dattery field, across the
meadow ana Through tho Wl HE es-
tate to o. check. III (, " & 3s3. !. u,
M Hounds were thrown In again at Chnn-
tilly ana led sthe field over four lights
OF rails ana on to the club house. Wlleres
a large assembly OF members and guests '[s
awaited the hounds ,;i5s
q, AZ reception was held at which 1t'l were pt,
present: M @5 q .sS5
Mrs. Alexander Cameron. Mrs John r branch
Mr. Meiyll "a Branch, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Nelson Carter Mr.. and Mrs. 1. "a
Mi. Eand Mrs. II. Christian, MISS Ch nfi u.s.
tia1 Mr.. and Mrs Scot Parrisn, Niss
Njoynr, 4 Mr.. and m rR Calvin Whitely,,. MISE
fIrn Mrs IIabl piston Mr.. and Mrs. ftanli-
Allison b Hodges r. Mr.. and Mrs, -;s hiwch IN
ton Mrs. George ben Johnston. M q i-3
son Hodges, Mr, and Mrs.. Henry tAlr f y;
MRS. Henry Stewart, Mlas l'uiorn ~ ~
Mrs Sect Miss I, !, Whi.losk, n, Mr
Roi.aidsct,; Miss Adams. Miss 1Ia,nilto Mrs
Id, MI Mod onnld and many others;
n Dr. yV1liteswns kicked by = horse. put
fortuna CIV he vyns mot seriously I'M ".
THE hounds will be taken out for Pr
Monday Afternoon ut 80 clock: The n1eetsWiil
be the %kennels , h !, !, -
This meet Is ins honor Of the ylsto VINO. are
III town Tor the. Hunt ball on hlonday eye
Ming. III g,5sS NJ 5s.a; g s8Si NJ & IN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
NEWS n GATHERED
FROM | ! ! 4 J.
Id,vo scrappy Negroes Were y l,st'e tAf-
s rested Last Night "; Chief
SS85 sLipscolnb.
. n LEs 10 ORGANIZE: TO-DAY o. Az
!, i, +, ~ nrreou. rl,nes-Dispatch, 1

\ AZ H. 4 D.
~: ,tnnches,cr Bureau, Times plspatch,
'ANa'' ~ No Iiilc Hull street.
5a5rhc only excitement II, 'oWi 'us. -.
IN nublic nature was q scrap liidu W y ~
u, y q q bnr room on Hull Street carry early
II the evening. The principals were StWo'
~ roes named Ernest Miller and Wesley
Jones.
,rhc laws Of the city and state were J,
violated to tho extent Of sufficient ;tf cause cause
afor nrrest, and Captain Lipscomb TOOK l
10th men in tow. Mayor Maurice VIII
hear. their tales to-,norrow.
Eagles to Organize.
Those who have signed the charter !. y
kor5an organization OF all aerle OF sEia I S.:
&hnra viii meet at 2:3O o'clock this AFTER
noon 1t Toney,s Hull for organization.
ma list Is q long bnc, and embraces O.,
K snno az the prominent aud substantial
\ citizens, ana will prove one Of tho strong
st organizations Of the kind in the city.
Swansboro Court.
There we're several cases Of Importance
IL ,Saulro Cheatham's court & n IL
4 SS1Ie f1ned d Syrian peddler 500 for doing
business withoutn license. and IN de-
y fault Of the flne the forciEner went 70
jail. - ~
n 1eiI IN defauR Of $40 fine and bond, FOR,
s ;ntcrferingSwith the running Of the street,
# cars. i3l q & ~, j,
& we're each fined s. for dsorderly c conduct,
e Skinner Purcell and Tom Hancock each
paid 81 for being drunk. # ia
THE charge against the A. ana l.sfIeaS
Company will be heard next Friday. Tho
company#is charged with doing business
In the county without a license.
Aftersa Thief. 81
u The police are on tho hunt for a. thief
who entered the residence Of Mrs. ). ~;
LLOYD and took away two watches and u
small sum OF money. The method EN-.
Aployed is the same as that in several
robberics recently Sfi us
Personal and Briefs.
a The Police Commissioners will meet In
regular session on n Monday night. S5s #
entertainment for the City Mis-
sion at the residence OF Mrs. b
Beattie on Tuesday night, promises to
be8a& fine affair. & Ss3 b VI. "
Mrs. G. r. Jones IS visiting relatives
In Washing on ,... !, y.
who has been I'll, is better.
Church Services.
4 REV. Ben. Dennis Will preach as usual
81 Meade Memorial Church. Il
1 Rev. Dr. ,Cridlin3 will preach ut his Old
church In Portsmouth to-day Rev. Mr..
/ Barb Twill preach for him at Stockton
Street Church this morning and Rev. Mr..
Steinson tonight. n. Il, q. fis Il,
i.3..,The Church. will be the subject ct
hsbury Church at both services. .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
81 MOONEY '. ----N ALKER.
"a Pretty Home " w dding Cere;
Is 11onys on Church. II ill Tues day.s

Mr. james Madison Mooney and ilsa Hattie
Walker were united In Hiarriage last Tues:
day evening at = O'Clock at the residence 6
the brides parents. Mr.. and irs. enry r..
Walker Mo- 1923 East Marshal Street 81 the
Rev r.. A. s Cave officiating in the absence of
couple were attended by Miss Mimic Walker
as maid OF honor, and Mr.. 2. III. Gilman as
best mar . r. The bride wore "a becoming travel.
Ing suit OF tan cloth and carried In her hand
a small white Bible. Miss Walker nAmald
OF honor, was attlred IN white &organdle and
carried a bouquet OF white roses. Miss Alice
entry OF tho couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney lett
after tho wedding ceremony for n trip which
will embrace in It's Itinerary the leading north-
ern' eli es. The bride received many ha ndsomn
ami highly priced wedding gifts. testimonials
Of the esteem in which sho was held. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Ghost Party in Paramount,

& A delightful entertainment was given In the
home OF Mrs, r. g, Thomas Thursday night
in the form Of a. "ghost party for the benefit
OF Paramount Christian Church. A large crowd
was In attendance aud Il snug little sum was
realized Parlof games and music were the
pleasant features Of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at n late hour, Among
those present were Misses Vera Jones. Pearl
Morris, Sarah and julia Taylor, lIausic VIII
liams. Julia Sulliran,isRosa and Pearl Clifford,
Hams Susie Taylor Ina Ennis. Mary Fuuua
Mary Rice, Lucy Mccarthy. Lula Mulrc, Pearl
AMI Willie Thomas, Rosa and Florence Jones
Ann!e' nellie i ann hl,,,as ana Messrs
George Rice. leslie Atkinson, Ellis clifford
Emmett Bradley. Johnnie Jones. Ihoma:
tOCopncrs. Lecch, Glenn. Patterson. Vale
Mccarthy and Mr. ana Mrs, r. c.. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones. Mrs. Victoria
Ennis and many Oilers - f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
FIREsIM OIL STORE.

81 An explosion from, some unknown cause
loccasionedR ID small blaze and plenty, Or
smoke in. the basement Of Sanders
Brothers. paint and oil storve, No. l425
East Main street, yesterday morning.
Charles Johnson, q colored porter, was
In the basement at tho time. and was
painfully, though not seriously, burned,
The fire department.! responded quickly
TO call and by prompt and effective
work put a stop to the progress of the
flames. The fire looked like a dangerous
one and would have resulted IN a serious
1nent under Assistant Chief Shaw. for the
building was filled with oils and paints of
all&kinds. The police assisted the tiremen
ito a large extent.
IA Tho damage did not amount to over
$500 fully covered by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Miss Jewell's Surprise Party.

An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given Miss
I.illie Jewell ut her home a few evenings
evening was delightfully."- spent In music ana
games. Miss Irene Baldwin played several
piano selections, which Won applause. Miss
LILLIAN Jewell and Mr.. Thomas Buchanan
sang several duets, which wero greatly enjoy
ed At IL late hour The guests repaired 10 tie
dining room, where, refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses. Annie
Fuqua, Florence Pendeton, lille Wlllamg.
Annie o. Sell. Annie Duncan, Mildred baldwin,
Sadie Penalston. Lille Jewell Irene Baldwin
and, Messrs Joseph baldwin, Willie Heals,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
EVENING WITH POETS.
Enjoyable Entertainment a
Smithdeal Literary Society.

nan afternoon thaI4ongfolloW aud Hurns"
formed tho entertainment At the regular meet
steal Society. 4 large audience expressed in
.unmstakubis terms ltH enjoyment OF tho pro-
gramne. consisting Of essays' !, poems: quota.
Wadsworth Longfellow. M Iss Robinson; read-
ms, ''Hawatha's Yooing. II Mss stacy; nan =.
dolin and guitar auartettc Hlawa.ha = Miss
Mary Howard, J.s3 u. Morton Mrs q. NJ.
f;mihdeul, ii. y. BUGS, vocal sofa, This
Bridge" Fred Jones. Jr,; quotations from
Longfellow, BY the society; reading, selected ,t
Miss Mary Barbour Price y. L'fe. Of :. Robert
burns, N, G, May; reading, ~ ',The Carrie Of
Kellyburn Rracs," (s)S'"rho Highland l1as slc.'
BY Mrs, q. NJ, Smithdeal; vocal duet y nnle
lions from Burns; chorus. Aud Lang syne,'"
by tho kQCety. tala.ll ttla IllMltsaINNl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
a Ribbon Exhibit of Rare
Beauty.

one OF the display windows at ,Messrs. Knuf.
man & Co. Is attracting much general {nttcn..t
tio,, III is devoted entirely to ribbons and
is commented upon as a6trlumph OF the orna-
Is Asunuue feature Of tho display Is q ribbon.
waist and a ribbon hat, being built entirely
OF ribbons. Il Nh f447 Sfl 3;l;
combination orsdesign as applied in tho man
urncturo Of ribbons Ii represented. the whole
forming a glitterlng mass OF color that car
3 rics The very suggestion and daring OF youth
lii Its vivIdness Perhaps a moro adequate
$ldeni OF this echiblt ma $ bo had by re-
fcrring to heir nd. which appears on tho
society page Of this Issue, y ~ III " III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
CLUB FESTIVAL.
This Years Promises to be Most
i Successful Ever Held. f.s3

The board Of governors Of the "wednesday
Jefferson Hotel, Plans for. tho May Festival
Swero discussed. and gratifying reports were
received OF the progress Of the Wednesday
Club chorus and the children's chorus. From
present Indications the May Festival OF 1905
will BIO tho most successful yet held in point
OF tho work done by the club, as well as that
OF the soolsts s 5ES gi{
Tho board OF governors adjourned 10 meet
March 18TH BY special invitation this moot
ing will 10 held at the Virginia Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.

A young man named James Haw-
,thor,lc, fell at No. 1882 East Main Street
about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and suffered n compound fracture Of
the skull. t
He was taken! to the City Hospital
Where 1t was feportedalast night that he
was in a setious condition. The young
man lives in East Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Free Bridge Matter.

ms QUESTION o. iha proposed free brldge,
and Manchester will come before the Com
mon Council Tomorrow night. Tho matter
report from the Street Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Lost Cuff Button,

9.f The finder OF n gold cuff button. with a
diamond In the center ana letter So on tho
shank will be rewarded on returning tho Same
to G. IL Carkson, Second Station, or Mrs.
Sizer. No, t24 North First Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
POWDER ExP'L [: !
AND KILLS CHILDREN ] ! j
nv 4 sszfnnlated Press J

-IT1T1 7--r1 lBy NSSOcInteu -I'Fuss.1 =
& GADSDEN,s AI4A,...S ii March 6 4-Geeoerge
once cray is dying from tho effects Of
powder burns sustained near this city,
The children found a. can of powder and
were throwing Its contents on ath a Nre "
SEQ it bum when the can Sploded' ignlllt7
Ing the clothing of snll four, 5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

Charlie Ganzert, Joseph o'Nell. Joseph Mere
dIth. Leo ,Thacker, Samuel Jones, W. 4 II.
Roberts, j. Edwards, Charles Jewell, Walter
Peroe. Joseph Eitel. Thomas Buchanan. Allie
Ganzert George Baldwin, Williams, Grady and
nthprs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

sEA6oARD AIR LINE REDUCED
Rat Es-s2 .75--N w ORLEANS SjBF
ta AND ERETURN n

The seaboard will sell round trip tlpk-
cts from Richmond to New Orleans, ac-
count OF Mard Gras, q t rate of ono faro,
plus rs cents. Tickets on sale daily from
.,Iarch LIST to 9th, inclusive, limited to
leave New Orleans, returning. not later
than March 18th, BY deposlting ticket
With special agent In New Orleans on or
before March 18th, and paying fec or 10
cents, tickets will be extended to leave
New Orleans at any time not later than
Marcli25 1906 ~ " II ",
Tho seaboard hasian exceptionally good
schedule to New Orleans, Leave Rich
,mond II #, =. Nj da " and arrive New or-
leans Ills a. M. second morning, & Il
Y For Pullman reservations and all In
formation, call on or write to any Seas
board agent or Js5s III Z
HI. IS, Lizard, * w. M. 1,aAYLOF,
4 Dist, Pass. ,Agt,, City Tlcket Agent,
$50 Nast Main Street, lone ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
MYSTERIOUS WONDER WORKER
PERFORMS ri IS MIRACLES |. OF HEALING I: 6
RESTORES HEALTH no HOPELESS 1NvAL1Ds
as G1vENsUP no DIE By DOCTORS. S8
STRANGE STORY O WOMAN .
Says Phenomenal Powerof Panopathic Professor Brought
Her Back to Life When Body Felt Dead and Lifeless
HUMAN HEART MADE TO BEAT AGAIN
Hundreds Healed by This Man, Who Has Discarded Use
es pgs ad Medicines since Y If As Hss Nade
MN nrrE.AScfE ~ IIII- hAXI MAT GLIDE
NO DISEASE HE MAY moi CURE

Yet HI offers Services Free Of Charge to- All Who Are
8Sa Sick and Afflicted Cures Them in Their Own
Homes Believes It His Duty to God and
Man To- Help All Who Stand in Need.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-10
MANY DELEGATES PRESENT,
Quarantine and immigration conven.
tion at Chattanooga.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 10.-AL
most 500 delegates, representing four
teen Southern states, faced Governor
John I. Cox when he called to order
the Southern conference on quarantine
and immigration. Present at the
opening session of the'convention
were governors of Louisiana, Missis-
sippi. North Carolina, Soush Carolina
and Virginia.
Senators ]. B. Frazier of Tennessee
and Stephen Mallory of Florida, eigh-
teen congressman from the Southern
states, Surgeon General Wyman of the
Marine hospital service and other
prominent medical authorities were in
attendance.
Governor Cox, in calling the conven-
tion to order, explained the object OF
the gathering to be to prevent the
coming to the South of the pauper and
criminal classes from Europe, which
now are flooding the West and North.
west. Also to provide for uniform
legislation between the Southern
states which should have the approval
of the national congress and thus have
the force of constitutional law, SO that
a person going to any part OF the
South in times of epidemic should
know exactly what conditions he would
meet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-10

governor generals cooperation In the
introduction of the new regime. New
ertheless he recognized the necessity
of Trepoff's removal and the governor
general himself agreed that only his
retirement would appcase the popular
wrath. The final obstacle was the
emperor, who had come to believe
that Trepon alone was able to. safe
guard the life Of himself and family,
but his majesty at last yielded on the
condition that TrepoR should become
commandant Of the palace. succeeding
the late Lieutenant General Hesse,
where his sole duty will be to take
measures to protect the life Of the en-
peror. The position OF governor gen.
eral of st. Petersburg ends with Tre-
pof's retirement, but the place of com
mander of the imperial guard has been
assumed by the Grand Duke Nicholas.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-11-10
sRirisH FLEET AT NEW YORK
Prince Louie Of Battenberg Arrives
at That Port.

New York. Nov. 10.-The squadron
of Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Bat
tenberg, consisting of six armored
cruisers, arrived at this port during
the day. The British warships passed
In by Sandy Hook at 1928 q. m, the
flagship Drake, with the prince on
board, in the lead, followed by the
Bedford, Berwick. Cornwall, Essex and
Cumberland.
AS the British squadron passed Gov
ernors island, the headquarters of the
army of the East, each cruiser gave
the national salute Of twenty-one guns,
which was answered by the guns OF
Governors island. The cruisers then
passed rapidly up the Hudson river
and dropped anchor In the stations as
signed to them north Of Thirty-fourth
street, beside the American squadron.
Admiral Prince Louis spent the
morning making calls on the mayor
and Rear Admiral Coghlan, commando
ant of the New York navy yard.