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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Flirting on Broad Street.
' NAl p 49, 4, nd n b ~, 4,
Ittor ~ r,he, Times y iSDatcll: III

Editor Of he. Times Dlspat ~
srl y, 1tee,d IGi,fo under the headline:
Of Polite Young MAI 1,,l g ), ~
relate that n young white tman,.was. nnea
SIS 90 on the charge of Vu lati5
has nothing to say, moving no thing mr.. e, o.
only state ta how;GXarit + ! udy
on Broad or any other street me seVcre 's
punishment should be given. b, II. 1.
t1I1 believe IN Justice, however, and the
ordinance which forbids three Or four D y.
frlsnds who nay taikinp to
rether,:will not promote morality or save
any. female characters. Few real gentle,
;women3:lre insultcl in the streets OF TINS
pf o n sn anvil Will not not be insulted Tew men
too, will take liberties with or dare .oHer
indignites 10 Young women fHel Wlthout en-
>SThe he Elaw;whjcr scatters 5.tlle boys,''y from
their, iiaunts on Broad from a dams to
Eighth Streets will aginl itato far more 9,
GRIZZLY against some the aear str say
H fil,it ~ than5it Will tho men, rs It; Is
known that many Of the gentle ones re-
ceive their chief Joy in NE from neII1
stroll long this avenue, and It's cetuially
Walks Vail is 10 fllrt wltli'thel aforesaid 'boys,
Tho writer has (heard some OF $then, 20
ideclare. i& n & D
N ~ ft
Between two ami five clock these nf-
tcrnoons gentlemen on Broad Street Will
encounter young girls from twelve N to
twenty years Of age some {of whose az
ing height and noddlng as they walk, ~.
CONJUNCTION with the eyes beneath them
eyes as hold as they are pretty----,ff fla h out
a challenge rlgllt5nnd left;
s5{ Not all ono meets IS or MS description.
butmnny Of them ule. "a. NJ w. . 45s
"A Our police Justice who plays to tho las
dies gallery hi so assiduously and our
protect tho girls, should, between I..len1,
evolve some plan for suppressng street.
flirting, having some regard for jnst lce In
causing the law to hear !, equally o hard on y
the same time ordering our blue-coated
art critics to slmmarily,t run in off u the;
streets all tWelye-year-oldS girls with an
Who may DO found out after dark. G, :,
aRichmond, Va, February o2. 1905,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
3"Benediction.'

Selected for The Times Dispatclo
And the Lord sp;lkea unto Moses, say
ing: Speak unto Aaron and unto his sons,
saying. On this wise We shall bless the
children Of Israeli saying unto Them:
The Lord&bless thee and keep thee: the
Lord make His face to shine upon thee
md he gracious unto thee:jthe Lord lift
ZIP His countenance4 upon thee and give
thee peace. And they shall put Ny name.
upon! the children of Israel, and I will
bless them.'-Numbers, yl:22-27.s
i sWe have need of some such message
a s this in this weary world We know
the Sabbath when it comes, and we feel
tho air of the Sabbath in each word OF
this tender benellctlon.@ Reading over the
sweet words We seem to have come into
a new and more sunny climate. We are
far removed from the details Of food and
dress and laws Of all kinds We have
come fully into the sanctuary at this
moment; 5there lis blessing keeping, T.
"skiningp-the uplifting upon our poor
life Of heavens own glad morning, We
have waited for this blessing, and It has
come to us in abundant measure.
IN God, In heaven, in earth, and in all
the solemn eternity, thcre Is no word
greater than peace" 1t IS ne very
gift OF Christ; 1t ''passeth all understa1tn
Sing;'' it selzcs for It's explanation all
figures that suggest light. beauty, COM
fort. strength security, completeness, ~
Is not ono element it is q combination OF
all forces. and their final and Infinite
reconciliation. s N IL 5
This IS the Lords prayer. We find X
later in the gospels in another form rl'
but surely this is the Lords prayer TOO.
This is no human invention, We DO not
read that Aaron spake unto Moses. say
ing: III have thought OF q bcncdiction
which will please the hosts Of Israel"
No, indeed, 1t is tho Lord Himself who
gives us this flower from the upper Para
disc; 1t is the Lord Himself that brings
us this bar Of music from heavens IN
finite anthem. IT. rs the ,ord's own doing,
outshining, the. sun more price less thar
the gold OF tic tabernacle and coming
into tho heart with a s,lnctity which
turns the whole life into ono long RAJ
diant Sabbath day III,
Being the Lords prayer,&it Is q com
fplete prayer. 1.-THE Lord bless thee"
Explain, II you can, that word bless
You cannot bit It explains Itself, II
floats about tho life and heart Ike per-
fumc; II touches the weak and weary
life like q great soft hand, lifting its,up
into new hope and strength;it whispers
It's message into the souls ear, when
other voices cannot reach the spirit a
child knows what the word bless
means; 1t knows the touch Of loyej II
knows the note Of pleasure which enters
into the encouraging tone and magnify
the word "bless:'it will stretch over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
y McCue's Insurance..

Editor Of The Times Dlspat ch h,
f Slr,-I have lust read your editorial CON- ON.
sment on tho McCue Insurance. md heartily
endorse YOUR ntllnentsy think this n,
surance should paid without aSnurInu u ana
dc. So !; as hese children have suffered much
already. and cf course this money would tehd
ocomfort them some In
.lyI6wtil no contemplation OF self .destructio ion.
md 4 AM surprised that any o. me. e9n =,
arnmentl the stand taken by tho aiu-
u some two or s ot ne tSs com panlcs
rcaist PAYMENT n twi hurt tho cause OF lie
insurance, and they lose much more than 'he e
s'yi sIS,ent scvcral year I'M the life Insurance
busiress and trysto view tho mat ter from thu
standpolntot agent and IN a rs;
rl,rn nee, " and as you soy It Is for prote
which should be promptly fort =! ur-
less fraud can be shown PLAIN = y :, .pro11p
South. Boston, Va jg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
OUI E ri ES AN VI.
"a: / ( $ ] I e KS z.

.born III New York IN 17oi. 1fe was dis.
itingtilshed na an inventor, n n,anufac-'
turer and d phllanthroplst. lie was
,Greenback candidate FOR tho presidency.
III 1875 1Io u chiefly known az the
founder Of Cooper Union, an inst tuition
III New York for the instruction Of uurk.
Ing classes. ,s III Il 81 3j535 4! gI
\ q. & AS ono word. -s8
a 8. Because he'll q Mormon, and Nor
mons believe II, polysntny. 81 g n u; ssE II y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Evidence III McCue.

Editor Of rho Times Dispatch: e ssl
@ sir, III Tile gTimos-D ispatcl, publish all
the evidence In the case Of y Nccue vs.s5
Commonwealth that wns given to the
acourt7 n And iif 1T did not. wl,y7 4 BY an
5swering the above YOU will confer I
favor on RI JOsEI'H "A. SMITH.
II Tho tTlmes-Di Dispatch had O staff corro.
,spondont In attendance on tho trial and
printed q synopsis Of oil the evidence.
10 have printed q verbatim, report In !
ull8would have taken UP the major por.
8tion OF the paper. s 4 4. g Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
In Men1l,oriatn.

r
Tho city Of petersburg has Just lost two OF
her best and most useful citizens. kit DR..
John Herbert Claiborne, whose death was
announced III yesterdays paper, WIS he
highest typcSof the refined. cultivated
.tcldor-henrtcd, cohsecrated physician;
Rev. Oscar S. 13untlng, rector Of st.
Pulls Church, whose death was stimuli
.tnneouslyY announced, was v the highest
type OF the refined, cultivated, tender
hearted, consecrated minister ofkthe gos-
pei. These two men, euch In his sphere,
was q. noble exeniplnr and representative
OF his sncred calling Each devoted him
self to the causc Of humanity each made
1t the concern az his life to Glove dis
trcss and each pointed men and won.er,
toBthe higher life here and hereafter, It
Is with keen sorrow that VIC record the
death OF these Virginia noblcmen, whose
taking off is q public loss md "a public
sorrow Yet, even in sorrow there IS q
sad, sweet JOY that such men have lived
and labored III this community and dc-i
monstratcd what great attachments II
human living are possible. how mind and.
spirit may triumph over matter. how
human beings created in the image Of
God may become 50 spllituallzed as to
triumph over the inflrmites Of tho flesh
and rise upon stepping stones Of their.
dend selves to higher things, Y s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
The New Code.

Editor OF The 5Times-D Dispatch: Y 81 # NIL
N sr,-r perceived from hofquery column
ofSyour Weekly Tines-D ispatoh here 1ate-
ly8that somo individuals naked for legal
informatlon and you referred them to the
Code OF 1901. CAN'T DO that the Code 6f
1857 has been oodifled II tho 1857 Code
has been codlfled. please inform me Mt
what time was It 4codlfied, and who was
tho codlflors. 5 4s "a ~, ssi,5 "a
If 2. would like for you to inform me
no W couldP1 purchase h copy OF tho new
Code; that is to let mo know the proper
to make, a plicationi ito for such
purchase, md what would q COPY cost
mo e NJ IA I;3
& IS new Code BY John Garland Pollard has
recently been prepared by authority OF
the Leglslaturo. You can get It by ad-5
dressing the author, Richmond, Va 4. $5S5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

witch to siiiie and look 6biir1t, md Ai,a
needs To tao tlieri for MI they nre worth
,sin order 10 innkcsa deceit snyttr, 81 g sg5
- -
XII Atlanta has gotten lett ut last, Not Y
woman Iii that town has como forward H7
|to claln, lilo ,iotorlety 81 being one Of
I3the numerous wives OF Stoliithne S1toch.
s4s -! :: = #
AS III result Sof tho Kansas oil war
v twentyGthousand fn,eilsaro3 dcprivcdsIof all
means 81 earning d liyli,g docs
mot include Mr.. sorkcrellcr however /.
n :. :: :. = -. s3
I DR.. osler,s statement that II man Il isI
,ise1 ass at sixty and uught to DO chlorc-5i
\ formed, is5not accepted as authoritative
( at tic Homo for Confederate vets s, n .I
IS8f z = = = --.. -. -.
March It's almost hetc, 'hlld W. l,ia y SOC ~
look FOR windy weather. We already
have a number Of cantldatcs for Cover
nor. and other things. II RI
F5t
II 4 THE news thnt !! = Russia sccs victory
indicates ID far-slghtcdness8 over there
B that has hitherto been conspicuous rather
\ for Its absence. 333 4, ~ J55
B Thc Car OF Ill the Rllaslas pitcously
5appcals for good nd vice. 3 He ought TO
subscribe for about n dozen sSV irg 1ist
weekly papers. 81 asIS ,j
5Sis sfi .----.:--..-.::-e-E-=-===f ~ 3St
~ Mrs., Chadwick seems to DO enjoying
sher notorcty.%31t ISM every woman who
cal1 catch MS many seven ,dlc Il
merlts. ~ ~. IS ta q 3s ts5 81 81 t3
Nj A--=--.=====.----.-== sSS sffy,&
I Some OF those Russian A grand ukep
who arc still alive should come over. this
way aud learn something about pol Tics,
-=...--==--:===.=-----=..--s=s W
s IA & New York dentist accepted q con Y
mission To- repair the n1olars Of ~ a Prize
hull dog. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
---=--===.-7===--.-==-..---=:-s #
IL the Thermometer does not suit you
at the present Z writing, d YOU can B buy
another at the hardware store. II, 4 Il
=.=-==--=---- S III
345 Unless ALT signs so wrong this year
tie Virginia fruit growers viii come co. n
for a Zig crop md great prollt5 I'D II
,; -----=- 3 }S5 VI ii E
,I<a |, sas needs TO 80 into tho oil bust.
ness in order to lay tho dust she IS III ~ 81
habit OF kicking up. 81 M
3y5Et 3 ,5t$ii III 5:-=--==---=-=---a I'll
& Speaking ofachlorofornlingt the sexngeHnAF-$$
arians, Dr.. Osler, don't forgetEy own !,
age. III b ,.si
si s6=---=------.--s n u Ia
& Mayor Nc "a rthy IS furnishing The rural
press with parag to beat the he band.
%, s-= -=-==--.=====.-- -- I'm
Il still, & Governor Yarlnnlan has q good
deal Of past to live q own. ", ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Queries and Answers cannot Undertake.
to- tell tho value 9of old COLTS nor to ad-S
wise correspondents whore they can buy
or sell anynrtlcle. Thls ID not nm adver-4
+iai,,t, dam ~ IN nftf
! Elec: tricity III Wood

ed tor of Tho 1mes-D spatch: II u Sd {
n sir,-Wlll you kindly tell 4 mo e nlcc-
trlclty wifi go into wood? SIS
Thoroughly dis, wood Is n + very poor
conductor ot electricity. Wet, 81 green,
wood conducts fairly well. " "
To Remove Warts.
1ad tor or Tho Times Dispa tell: u l4 Is 33$
AZ str,.-Willy YOU tell INC how to got rid or
warts on tho hand D 81 3
#$i A. 5s 3sUBscR1BEn
Try tho following: Vinegar, dandcllotS
juice, coffee dregs, red 4 ella y'---cqunl parts.
Apply on tho full moon, md bind With
red flannel. 4$3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Mr. Swanson's Address

Editor OF Tho Times ID lspntch:
y sir--Yo OH will please give me the present
address of Congressr1anSC Claude "a. Swan
son; by SO doing YOU will greatly obllge.
SUBSCRIBE 81
Z Mr.. swansan's present address IS care
House OF Represcil tatives, SySynshinEto 2.
G. His home address is Chatham, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Kansas needs to 30 IN to the oil Sb rs y
ness in order to lay the dust she Is Iii the the
habit Of kicking up " s & ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Worlds Fair Attendance.

Editor Of Tho Timos-Dispat chi
#3 slr,-NYil you kindly obllgc an old subs
scriber by answering IN your query co.'s
5umnn4eif tho official estimate OF the
Worlds Fair attendance Mt 81. Louis has
been published, and II $50, give tho fig-
Iurc. ,Ss n f.8 u. s. w. X
The total attendance for 1877 days was
1s,7M,o73. Total receipts about $4,000, 600
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

1.iUn1ess all the signs so wrong 4 Ills year,
the Virginia fruit growers viii come z
for a big crop md great profits S5}i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Now, Representative Diver rises TO re--.
quest that the 5armor plato trust be I'M
medlately punctured. If the armor is
as good as guaranteed, the co-opelation
Of the cannon trust viii probably be In IN
sisted on, ~ n N - " l NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

"a Speaking Notwithstanding he sexng e n
arlans, Dr.. osler, don't forget your own =
age. aSs 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

The man who can live long enough 70
be .'the Oldest inhabltant" In time to tell Ell
future generations about tho greatest,
and coldcst winter Of 1862, will indeed y
be u happy old man, a IA r tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

4 Senator warren, OF Wyoming, indlg-
nantly refuses ITO dscuss the fraud
charges that have been preferred against
him Not necessary, Tho grand jury
and tho Commemorative attorney VIII
do that. {iSs 81e t Il FIX & ~, {igt535 l,j&i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

moreover. that by tl,ls means, The catse
OF popular education is greatly strength
ened. " 81 III y n & Il. fsSi 55#si /,
Richmond rs doing sornethlhgSir thiA gd ltt-8
rectlon, but II should do ssil,orc. ll1vesty
public school building III this city should
be mn educational rallyhg place, and .iltd
everything possible Should tc. done for ting
Instruction D q those who IRE above the
school age. SiS III 1,
It may DO remarked III conclusion, that
1t Is witt, this end IN view hat public,
spirited met, md women IN Rlctiioiid are
excrtng themselves IL behalf Of Y. free cree
public Library. n e s85 81 l3iSas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

x Still. Governor " rdnman has q 4 gooodt
deal Of past to live down. sss5. v. 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Mayor Nc arthy IS furnishing the rural
press with para en phs II q beat the band.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Sit the Thermometer does not no SUTTON ~ ,t'
at the present writing youSsc tlt!l buy
another at the hardware store. 8,s3 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Poisoning; Fowls.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch. {. !,
ID. .sir,-If Aand}B own each n farm with
only three strand wire fence between
them, IA places q food, containing q
poison along this fence Just on l.is side.
This food Is eaten byigH fowls from
jwliicl, many OF them die. What Is the
penalty attached to As action IN ne
above case on conviction that he did
SO for the purpose Of destroying e ~ l3,s
fowls. & If Z, i, !, + |, ms mr., Is
Ii A is responsible to tho extent 81 the1
value OF the fowls killed and also for
such an amount Of punitive damages for
his wantonness as the Justice or Jury
may think proper, s q *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

4 Mrs Chadwick, In the bankruptcy pro-
cccdngs justahegun9 against her ALSO
lutely declined to talk. There ~ IRE - some some
thing uncanny nbout ,,n woman who has al
the opportunItyst talk and won'ttdoFlt,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

1t will take General etoessel ab MT W s w
months TO prove That there WAS no w VI e
feather in his cap, and that VII pc q
lots safer business than fronniilng jap
anese bullets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Town Elections.

Editor OF The TmesjDispa CHI:
~ Sr.-yVill you be 10 kind gas 10 rea d sec.
lions 100 and61031 In Pollard Code. and
say what time n Juno oil elections In
towns must DO held q. 35{ is a i i;
a$ "a Yours truly,
M IS. "a y G EORGs1 r. AID ANS. gi
rho Attorney-tieneral is OF the opinion
that all town elections must he held the
second Tuesday In . une. See Annual Re l'e-
port 81 Attorney General uGOi) i page IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

5S. "a New York dentist accepted v g COM.
mission To- repair the t1olars OF & a prize
bull dog. Notice OF funeral hereafter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Dr.5Jamcs r, Lynch declares that one
half of4the civilized world Will be insane
five hundred years hence. The doctor
appears 10 BIO Just five centuries ahead he lt
OF the rest OF tho civilized world, lie is
still at large. VII at2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

it is said that New York was recently
frightened pretty much out Of its boots
by the sudden appearance ns that town
Of a wild OWL Strange thatjso small r.
"critter" should have frightened. a town
that has become familiar with Tanmany
tigers. Wall street bears and ali round
town bulls. S 81 # 5s.55 n III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

When oklahoma gets In with Its spro-
.hlbtlon provisol 1t will become the prom L:
ise land" of tho moonshincr aud q petty
healthy emigration movement from the the
mountains OF old Virginia to Oklahoma
may be looked for. Il ls 5air w 81. $S5 iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Washington is j a very good town to
stay away from on the fourth Of March.
washington hotels have fixed tho i ira &.
guration rates for the current year, and
you Will need a step ladder to get IL.
reading distance Of them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Railroads and Things.

Editor Of Tho IAmes-Dl Dispatch
column, what railroad ds known 5asE the
gRir3 Four and why Where does It be-
gin and where terminate Vi. !,
Is Q. IN wha yea r was AZ. Lincoln born III
NJ s. That IS the populntionEof y CIV YORK DIX
city2t&S5 }isi ~, ], i gg II 85S
- d i5 A SUBSCRIBER.
/. Cleveland. Chica 80. Cincinnati and and
st. Louis So called because It rea chos =
these four large cities. " ,sj San 81
~ 2. February IT,. sos. Vi Is,
8. Estimated, January 1st;, $3.50, O]o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Logan and Cooper.

EditoYY Of The Times p tch:
z slr--1.s. Why were Logan and t'eler
Cooper famous men
4 q, Ia Foxgloye, the name Of a flower,
spelled Fox Gloye or FoxgloYe2 3I
&, Also principal II reas son Of debarring
Sn,oot from Senat to ', ], !, !, !, Z,
John A. logan was q soldier IN tho
Mexican WarSa general In the u nl0n army Y
III, tho war between the states, served N
beth branches az Congress from Illinois
and was Republican andldate, for the
ylcespresldsncy 1881. Peter f,ool'ers wa was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
The Washington Monument,

TIC dSIItII6 VII ~ ~
Editor Of The Times Dlspatcl; " "a.
35 Sr--First---W hat Is John =. .Sa ltooko-
.feiler,s address Or where can II flnd t? I'd
Y Sccond--Wllon and by whom was tho
washington monument built?
5.il "a A suBsCRI BIER,
I !. First-care Standard on Company,
Broadway, New York, ,3 .1is i. (. I.
4; sccond-The cornerstone AZ was lad
July q, 1s4s, but work was, soon Z s Us
pended and was not resumed until s7s,
when. Congress voted for Its oomplet lon, !,
which was accomplished IN 1854 ~ NJ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Ex-Governor black defended the noto-
rous. ncgress Hannah ELIAS, n Ilntt's s
recent suit to recover his 1857. Qo9 lam
nah was doubtless attracted by the Soy 'yi'
crnor's name. III q & III NJ s5
IN 3lyS 9. = :. x Elsl
IA. !, 4, 4, ,yl NJ, in,ic uyS III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Il Some Of those Russian grand dukes
who are still alive o,ild come overt this
way. and learn something about poll tics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

B Sir Gilbert Parker, care Harper and ,
Brothers, New York, NJ Thomas oTfltls
Dixon Jr.,5 care Doubleday, Page and ant
Company, New York, N, Y. 3St " ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Their Addresses.

IEdltorSof The 5Times-Dls tch s35
Sir,-Plcuse give In your next ISSUE
the addresses Of Gilbert Parker, author
or aThe Right OF Way md n 7 hon,tssI
Dixon Jr.. author OF 1T c Clansmal'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
The Blunderbulss.

'Editor Of The TImes-Dlspatc R,
Can you give US the. origin SIN 9. s., - :
Your IN 70 rnatiorls will be apprec!at ed.
Nm -$1 TfItlJ 10 IINf F.&FLUMM!0laC O.,is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

~ Mrs. Chadwick seems to be enjoying
her notorlcty. It sn't every woman who
can catch MS rilny as seven ii1dlctt--}
:mei,ts. ~ * s l5s Is 9l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

sAll Unsigned Communications Will De
discarded u, ~
Reflected Communications VIII not Y DC
returned unless accompanied by stamps 81 I'm '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
Third District Congressman.

In reply to- q ~ correspondent 4. VINO
wishes to know the names Of congress-
men from tho Third Virginia District since
the war, the following list is given
Members OF Congress from Third Dis d /;
trct since 1860. Seats from, Sou vaca mt
from War down 10 that time: Charles s -El !.
Porter, Richmond. two terms; :. Amber l'lt'r
Smith. Richmond. one term; Gilbert g.
Walker, II Richmond, ,two terms; Joseph p
Johnston, Iongwood. ono term Z George
D.. Wise, Richmond, six terms; Edmund 11lfltl
Waddll, Jr, Richmond ono term ;3,ra az ze 3
we'll Illlett, Richmond, ono term; John 1'El
Lamb, IIonrIco county. five terms. A Nh u