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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16
Southern RAILWAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT Is. 1905. IA 81
By TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONb 43G3fS3i739 Ss2
I 1900 a. M-Dally-Local for Charlotte NJ G. SSis3
2:so 2. M.--Dally-Llmlt ed-Butet Pullman ITO
Memphis, Chattanooga and ali the SOUTH
500 2. MIX. Sunday-Keysvile Local. F3359i En-
1880 r. Observation-Disclosures ready q, 30
p. NJ, for all tho South. li53lt5 27Gi NIL
3s !fsi 81 YORK RIVER LINE. "a ~
@8 Tho favorite route 10 Baltimore and EaStarn9
points, Leaves Richmond 4:.o P. NJ. daily
except Sunday. 81 "a 35i5 n Ni7i 8F s$
2 s:15 P. M.-Local-Da ily-Except Sunday n II
Z $50 P. M.-Except Hunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for baltimore
and river landings Steamers call ut York
town and Clay Dank Mondays, Wednss-
u days and Fridays. and at dloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday; and
as 4 M;IEseept Sunday Local ,n...4 Tor
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5s tEss
1868 A.. NJ, and 8;42 p. M,--From all tho South.l
& 8:2 P. M.--From Charlotte and Durham. i8
$40 A. Al.--Froms Keysyills and intermediate
e:n a. M.-Baltlmore and west Point.
10:k5 A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday and Mon.
Day; e w. = On! n daily except sunday
g. W. WEsTBURY.'D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
8, II:,IIARDWICK. W. Il TAYLoE.
II. B. SPENCER. Cont Mgr.. ~ ;SsjS
e Washington, D. G. l
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n RusTEE's SALE OF THAT VERY
" f5 INVALUABLE THRIE-STORY BRICK
STORE, AT aTHD NORTHWESTS COR
SNI1R OF SIXTH AND HULL STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1905, AZ
4;30 O'CLOCK p. M, ON THE PREM.
Uses.
BY virtue o t. a deed Of trust dated Sept,
"a. 1902, and duly recorded in the Corpora
ton Court for said city, in D. B. %, pagt
430 (and being required so to do by the
beneficiary under the said deed defaul
having been made), we. tho undersignel
trustees, will sell at, public auction or
the day, hour and pla CO named, that
valuable three-story brick store. at the
northwest corner OF Sixth and Hui
Streets. Tho lot fronts % feet, more OF
less, by. 1s7 feet deep to an alley Thil'
will make one of tho best stands In this
part of the city.
TERMS: Cash rs to expense Of snle anC
to pay off and discharge note past dllN
Of. SIS, and the residue payable in monthly
5inStalments OF SIS EACH. The next liz
stalment will be due October Path. 1908
and the said SIS instalments will fall dua
on the oath day of each succeeding mont,
until all OF the instruments are paid. Sand
the residue II any, upon such terms as
will be made known at sale; or all cash,
IL the purchaser so desires.
5'G17 l.. W. GLAZEBROOIS,.
e.. II. SPENCE ss5ii
10. LANE STERN.
:'t - f6 sgs5f n TrIStees ia
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PRICES REVIVE ON
THE LONDON MARKET
Fear Of Dear Money, However
Was Responsible for Many
Fluctuations.
Especial Gable to The Tlnes- Dispatch and
~ $500 ~. u New York Eerald.) --- " ~.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
M New York Herald.)
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
Z LONDON, October 15,-The stock mar
ket has been fluctuating good deal
during tho week, owing to the fear OF
dear money. Tho week opened with a
depressed tone In nearly oil departments.
Fears of an impending five per cent, bank
rate depressed consols and home rails,
while the New York bank return was not
calculated to encourage operations In
americans Then. of course, Argentine
rails Were under tho influence Of a threat
ened widespread strike, and the expressed
determination OF government, should 1t
take place, to proclaim martial law. Later
on these adverse influences were removed
or modified and now an almost general
recovery has taken place. bringing prices
upto or above the level OF last week.
Not for very long while has there
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
Activity Shown in Banking Mat
tiers in Nearby States.

Activity In banking circles trust companies
vccks and BONDS IN Etatea contiguous to Rich.
mond Is Shown ~ the weekly report OF the
local branch Of r. q, Dun and Company.
which folloWs:
About the Banks.
The First National Bank Of c,hrtstiapsburE,
Va, Il, 1917 Capital, 1880. a. r., Tpmpkins
prcs,dent; q. w. Surface ylcavpresidsnt; G,
II. Calhoun, cashiers q, WI, Walters, assist
I'm inc Gitizeny Bank and trust Company. Of
Abingdon Va Capital 10, 600 g. q. Sutton,
president; r, G, copenhsYen, yice-pFe$ldspt
me Bank ot Cross Apchor. 8. q Capital
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NEW RAILROAD.
To Connect Beaufort and More,
head CITY By Bridge.

1T5H Especial to The Times. DlsPatch,]
BEAUMONT, N. CT October H,-Ths Beau-
font and Western Railway under charter
granted by the last Legislature, was or
ganized yesterday with s2sO,000 capital to
build bridge and railroad from Beaufort
to Alorehead. It s probable that other ex-
tensions VIII also be built later. Directors
Foster NJ, Manly w, A, Mace and q, D.,
Jones, The following Officers We're eleoed
President u. L. Merritt i,vice-pres!dent. r y
Tostor, secretary and trea1urer, III, Manly,
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RAILROADS..
A>o @gSA Scenic Route
;R6uTl@: The West. u
2Hours q nd Is Minutes to Norfolk

gs 81 October 1906. "A III 5 X n, s5y $s I'll SSS
atgg LEAVE SRlCHMUND -EAsSTBO UN D. KY IVY
7:6 A. M--Dally--Locai5 to Newport News ana &
300 A. M. DAILY im tod-Arrives William
H.. Old Point l:0o p: NJ. Norfolk l:s ]
4. ~ Portsmouth Al *, a. NJ. 80, III
400 r p Wili Z
<. Old il Point go 3: NJ, Norfolk rs 3.
NJ. Portsmouth Se:46 p, n, u. g,f e I
500 3 nA AIN IL FL ISans.
1880 A. Local to lifton Forge; daily g 4
Charlottesville and week days beyond. N
narlor Carte \. STANTON; CONTESTS q
iz. ern Locals North and South;s at staun-{t
ton with 3. and o., North. rs ~ VA
200 P.M.-Dally--Cafe Parlorf Car 10 Romeo;
Indlanapolis and Chicago Without change. v
pullman service for Louisville and 81.
s:B P.M,-week Days-Loca to GordonsyiIlsS
1913 p; Observation-Disclosures Pullman ser.
vice Ter Cincinnati louisville st, Louis \
I1MEs RIVER LINE. lSS
sd NSS Ga.t G,oS
:. !. Rosnsy and Rsmont. Parlor Car. Al
Z 6;l6 F: M..Week Days-Iocal-To 0ladstons. Il
TEXANS ,AdRsdRIyE
Aswpor g NV, asa 10 e aaly and ffom
aa SGm cne aa and n Ms' liz s Ieea Sa
Forge and chnriottesvlle; daily from CHAR.
iottesvllle: Orange Accom- s:l5 A. II. week
4, James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
s:s 2 NJ daily: Gladstone Accom-. 3. 70 AZ. M
H. w FULLER. ". O. lW>ARTHEN,SS3
an G. e. DOYLE Gen'L Mauarer
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BY Sutton & Company,
Real Estate AuctiDneers. q
10 North Ninth Street.
TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
OF
TlvO.sTORY, MODERN AND CEN.
TIsALLY LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 414 @ H.
LEIGH ST., BETWEEN M 555S
FOURTH AND FIFTH al5s NJ 3si
g4I, STHEJIETS. i fl5

Il BY virtue of certain decd Of trust to-
the Undersigned trustee, dated OCT, %,
1891. and or record In Richmond Chnncery
Court Dob. ia A, page 14S, default
portioSn Of the debt secured thereby, and
being required SO to do by the beneficiary
therein. we shall proceed to sell, at pub
lie auction, upon tho premises. on Ss
& THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, L O05, t5s
property The improvements. which are
In good order. consist Of a two-story,l
well-bullt modern brick dwelling with .
rooms, broad hall, porcelain tub, and etc.
The location is central. neig hborhood ex-j
cellent, and IL now rented to q yearly
tenant for $500 per annurn. .fs 33s
g TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale,
all taxes to day Of sale, and tho sum Of
$4,000 with interest from Oct. %. 1904;
balance at and 10 months. Il. Il, 5s$jj
c.. Fl. SUTTON. TruSt0o. Is
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BY j. u. Elam & Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
n ONLMISS1O ON E2S i AU CTION.
.U SALE OF
.AttractiveIy Located and nd
Highly Valuable Resi-.
0enCe Lots
on Grace street, near Richmond
College; on Broad, corner
Twcnty.scventll, and on Thir-
j. ty.sccontl, between broad and
Marshall, belonging to tho
Estate Of tho late II.
Edgar Shine, Deceased.

1 IN pursuance OF tho decree Of tho
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond.
n the suit styled Sarah, J. shine. guar ar
dian, etc.. vs.. Mary c. Shine, OF 81 g.. en-
tered OH }the 18th day Of October 1900. me
undersigned special cofnlmsslon Wiil
soil BY public auction, on the respeGi,s y,
named below. tho three lots Of land re-
ferred to- and described; I'M the said de-
cree-to-wit: Ts 3I ii s5g si N 4 f
On Thursday, October roth. 1905,
at 4;3o o'clock p. M.
The Lot at the southwest corner Of Broa g 9
and Twenty-seventh Streets. fronting 80
feet on Broad Street and running back
on Twenty -seventh Street within parallel
and Immediately thereafter, on the same
day.
at S o'clock r. M.
The Lot on tho castsldeo Of Thirty second
Street D between Broad and Marshall
Within parallel Ines v 1sa feet to an alley
10 feet wide, and
On Friday, October, 10th, 1906,
at S o'clock P. M.
between Lombardy Street, and Allen Ave.
nue., fronting % feet on Grace Street and
running back within parallel lines 40 feet
to an alley 20 feet wide, 1t being distant
s0s feet east from Allen Avenue, and very
neary Richmond College. In i E
R TERMS; OND-TH1RD Of tho purchase
money In cash, and the residue In three
by negotiable notes with interest added
at tho rate Of six per centum per nnnum,
and the title to be retained until the
purchase money Ia fully paid and convey
nnce ordered by tho court.6 a. III. 81
DC. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.
/. J. B. Bam 6 CO., 2Auc tioneers.
The bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October, 1905.
c1IAs. 8. sAvrLnp, Clerk.
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Investment News.

Montlcello, aa.--s Sealed proposals. will be re;
S. sohas Seavlns hs At the rate q
per cent. and maturing IN from to :,
years. All proposals. should DO addressed TO
". y, Ph4Iapi. secretary, IND should DO ae-
Columbia, g. 6.-Ehe SO. 100 ~ psr cent.
water bonds vera awarded to- the Union SAYS
inxs and Trust Company. Of Cincinnati at
vCcciila, da-The $1,000 per cent. lIh year
average electric llght and water bonds were
~ aEdsd 70 John W. plcksy. Of Augusta, as
Tuysttsy,ila D, o,.IThs Stloo,9oo 8 per cent
Cd e y. ~ Harris END 81, Gom aDS 81 losAss
lO-year water-works bonds were awarded 10
The Union Savings Bank and rruas Company
.. rutherford county. NJ. c.-The $4,000 refund
Ing bonds were awarded to soaaongood ana
4 Rsehm % va@An osdnanss ha. been pass
I'D by the Finance Comlalttee author1ins
the issuance of 500, 600 q per cent, siTyoag mu-
nIcipal lighting plant bonds: i,
ICED thN Issuance 81 $500 + per cent, bonds
for the purpose 0f reflsnaipx an Issue Of q
p0r8 cent 5 sa}f5-il5 rs ii5 l\5a lt5 M
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We will sell, by public auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1908,
at 8 o clock p. NJ. the desirable residence
above referred to, containing, besides an
unfinished basement, two parlors. dining
room, four chambers, two servants
rooms, Kitchen. laundry and several largo
closets There Is hot and cold water.ln
the house, and good bath and closets. The
rooms arc large and well ventilated,
and the halls arc generous. For
residence purposes this is 2 most attrac-
Of jud!clous subdivision Of the broad ana
fairly deep lot, upon which two or more,
other houses can be built
+ TERMS: Liberal and at sale.
N. W, BOWIE s. SON,
Oct, lG,l710,2l,232S, Auotloueers.
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AUCTION sALEsThis Day.


e. l.enl Est ate Auctioneers.
.CoMMlssloaE:H,a A 4 SALE.
Under Decree Of the Law
and Equity Court
OF
Four Valuable Brick
Dwelling Houses,
Belonging to the. Estate
OF The Late
DIR. r. s. VEST.
In pursuahce OF the decree, ot tho Lay Lay
mond, In the suit styled p Jea,t1nesstt1e {,
Vest ys Vest Ct als entered q, m s =.
cial Commissioner will sell by pubic IL,
auction on tho premises respectively, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS 1905,
II to order named ss1ow the fo saIa p se.
cree-.to-wit: ~
AT94 O'CLOCK z. NJ.
House and Lot.
No. 3a7 formerly $3.50 South
Fourth Street,
"eamble,s Hill" fronting Is feet on cas-.
line Fourth Street. between Byra a .s S,n e.
tRn ansf sre aas dW " Hed
At O'CLOCK p. Nj. il
4 House and Lot .5
No. +23o4 East Broad Street,
-. ~ Lao NJ
Vest; the lot fronting about 30 feet, and
running baok within parallel lines about
$50 feet to an alley Il d
House and Lot. .i,
No. 23o7 East Broad Street,
o brick tenorneIt dwelling Of basement.
two stories and attic containing about
ten rooms, with lot of about 20 1-3x1s0
feet, to an alley; and II \
i House and Lot.
No. 23o9 East Broad Street,
a brick tenement dwelling Of basement.
two stories and attic. containing about
ten rooms, with lot. OF about 20 l-3x1bq
feet, to a n alley.
4, I All this property is most conveniently
and pleasantly situated, and worthy the
consideration of homeseekers and inves-
TERMS: One fourth cash. the residue
In three equal payments at nine, eighteen
and ftwenfy-four months, with interest
from date. negotiable notes to be given
for the principal sums. and separate notes
and twenty-four months, and the title to
the property to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid and
q deed ordered by the court.
@ H. r. POLLARD, II
53 Special Commissioner.
D. Jeanette Vest. Plaintiff. H.
against lE 5ii, &
Vest ct ais, Defendants.
In theaLaw and Equity Court Of the
City OF Richmond. .4j& ~
I. 1P. p. Winston. clerk Of said court
certify that the bond required OF the
sad cause OF October s. 1905. has been
duly given. IA
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
800 - P. P.swINsToN. Clerk
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$4,000, L, II. Wilson. president, NJ, Q, Poole,
vloe-presldent, T.: Marlborough. cashier; -.
N. g, incorporated. Capital, $4,000. ]. X.
Little, president; G. N. Patterson, ylce-presl-
dent; l., II, IIagood. cashier.
\ ,rhs C1 gems Bank OF Creedmoor, n. CT
Paid capital, 37,JOO. a z. u. Lyon, PRESIDENT y.
G, Rogers. yca-presdent; 1 y Harris cash 19
II, n Adams preaiderti J. NJ. Ramey, vice.
president; TO Commence business November
Tine Inc Southern Land and Savings hank. OF
Charlotte, N. Civilian 1. Jenkins u now
cashier. III, ~
has been succeeded BY the First National BANS
1850, Capital, $4,000.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
n REAL ESTATE &AUCT1ONEERS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
2s,. OF
THAT LARGE WAREHOUSE AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Z
GARY, AND TVYENTY-SECOND (.
STREETS, FRONTING 88
FEET, AND 8NONN8S5O CCU-
PIED BY THE RICH
MOND LEATHER
s{i5 MFG. co. al.55

If In execution of. decree Of the Chancery
Court OF, the city Of Richmond, entered
Oct. 13, 1901 IN the suite Grcaner'S
executors VS.. G reanera ct als.." We Will
sell, BY public auction, on the premises,
q WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1905,
at O'clock P. M, the valuable ware
house property above referred to, fronting
4 Sc feet on the south side OF Cary Street
and running back IS feet to Dock Street.
upon which II has a like front. The Inn
proyements consist Of two largo brick
Warehouses. which are now under rental
until August T., 1906, to the Richmond
Leather Manufacturing Co.. Mt the rate
OF $3.50 per nnnun, subject to which lease
this sale isfto ba made The excellent
RAILROAD communications enjoyed by this
property there being spur tracks both on
Dock and Cary Streets. render It yalua-
! BILE for general purposes. rs AZ
S$ TERMS: Cash. ....i,, I. >. -, 81 a
58s X; JOHN ENDERS.
Special Commissioners.
THE bond required OF tho special com-
missioners by the foregoing decree has
been duly given.
C. o. sAvI14LE. Clerk. y
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sn#T N Richmond, vs.
N,F{ .N fredericksburg a
Z.

itl FotoINd0s ", No.
Tra.n& Leave Klchmond--N orthW ard.
4:l6 A. M.-Daily--Byrd st. Through. ~
7;a a. A.-Week Days-Dbs. Ashland Ao-S
$40 x M.-Dajiy--By st. Through. Local -
I1a;S nooHn--week pays-Ryrd st. Through
\ 400 p. M.--Week Days-Byrd st, Frederick a
burg Accommodate Ion: { EEL ~ 5gij4 s$
{ sos r, M.-Daily--Main ST.. Through
$50 P, M.-Wsek Days-Hlba, Ashland As
sOS p, M,@patl"-Byrds ST. Through.
Trains Arrive Rlchmon d---SouthMArd
$40 4. n. Week Days-l1lba. Ashland Ae, 81
$3.50 4 I.1Wssk pay.-Byd st, E'rsdr!ets-s
1895 A. M,-Daily-Byrd 81. Through,
s.l4 = of M.-s ssoPpis;Ml 81. Through.
4 s;+s r. M-Wsss Days-Rlba' Ashland Az. s
s E MBslyybyyd g. It, Tsa asas res.
$50 r. M.-Dally-Main st. Through.
NOTE-Pullnlan Sleeping or Parlor Cars "a
All above trans. except trains arriving Rich.
nsond 1850 A, n. week days, and local accom-.
Time Of arrivals ana departure. and oopn.o-
" D. nUKn. q. ". CULP. w. p. TAILOR,
Gen'l Man'r, AS + Gent. AIan'r,. rraf, AsAe
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

BY N. W. Bowe &c Son,
1s REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs
SALE OF THAT ATIRACTIVE5AN AND
SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE NO.
B15 EAST LEIGH STREET, WITH
A VACANT LOT ADJOINING IT
ON THE WEST, AT AUCTION.
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BY Augustine Royal & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office, s275 Hull Street. Manchester, Va.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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SIlufcS ..............,...tt. .
Railway and misccllane GUS bonds.
Government bonds sold..,...........
For the calendar year to date
rHE Gro

SHARES n.............l.....
Bonds ......... ...................
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| 5a5s THE WEEK.
yweek. and
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THE WEEK IN WALL STREET
NJ (frofn tho New York 13vening post OF Saturday,
$ fS STOCK EXCHANGE RTRANSACTIO NS. 5s5fl4

Tiis4 Last Last TWO Three
s33ss44 sID77oo 6.so474l S,32S,ssl 5,ib57N
s11 $4,000 s2ellooo $3ys7s,oo S5.lsoooo saD0S' go
SGS4Op0 S,NloOo 1,ts3,oW 1900 1000
1906. 1901 1903. 1902. 1901.
1876 fGoo24 108n2472 1291l5,G7O 15l 04,72t 2l2 3 s
$780, 900 1912 200 100 s6s ooo s93 GlQ goo
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Total HAIeS IUI ~ ItC "'7ee'''''T Z =
bonds, were SIZE. o16, O0O.
The Washington times., 1905-05-27
CHINA WEDDING
IN MOORE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f Moore were
visited last evening by the Order of
Maccabees, who celebrated the china wed
ding anniversary of this popular couple
in delightful manner Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore were married twenty years ago
by the Rev. DR.. George Dfehi. Of the
Luther Church. at Frederick. Md. After
the Rev. J, C. Butler. pastor of the Luz
ther Place Memorial Church. blessed the
couple and offered prayer, a pleasing
program was given, which included a
piano solo by Miss Maggie Dunn; a
banjo selection by o. w. Hauver, and Il
Y. Davidson. who were accompanied bv
Miss Davidson; a recitation by Miss
Mamie Dunn. a humorous selection bv
T. n. Featherstone. accompanied bv
Miss Varney; piano selection by Miss
Addie Keeler, u solo by Miss Ella Keef-
er. and selections by a quartet conpos
ed of ], w. Burdette, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Y. Davidson. and Miss Davidson
After the entertainment refreshments 9
We're served in the garden, where flag
bunting, and coloTed lanters assisted in
rendering u brilliant effect. The knights
aad ladies O. the Macca bees presented
Mr.. ana Mrs. Moore with many beam
tiful pieces of imported china. Mrs
Moore is commander of the National
Hive, No. l. Of Macca bees, and a Iarga
number of the ladies and knights were
present last night.
The Washington times., 1905-05-27
Lynohers in Mississippi
Never Get Wrong Man

From the stories in the newspaners
the reading public seems to have got-
ten the idea that Iynchers in our SOUTH
eTn States frequently must visit the
death penalty in It's most horrible form
upon innocent negroes" said Chief Of
Police II. L. Ramsey. of Natchez, Miss.
few days ago.
But let me tell YOU he continued.
they never make the mistake of get
ting the wrong man. In most cases the
negro makes a full confession OF his
crime just before DEATH
another erroneous idea generally pre-
y11iIng Is that most lyuchings are con-
quoted IN most brutal manner-tF1e vie
tin almost always being dragged along
the ground at the end of rome and
llhaiiy strung up when most of life is
| ddIfeady he'd That. too, Is wrong, CHEZ
Ramsey declared
have seen fire Iyncffngs In all
Bat one the citizens bent upon ven
gtafice were yet humane enough to get
q minister Of the Gospel for the con-
asitlaed brute, ana thus let his last mo-
| iaentS be tempered with what consoia-
ton he could find in religion .
Cnlef Ramsey said all crimes COM
negro crimes.
I'VE have no dips (pickpockets).
stlck-IIp men, 'check-fashers,' or other
such iawbreakers in our section. and
our polceTnen rarely have trouble with
even the worst element of the white Mons
ulatior. P'h-
Drunken negroes cause nearly all
dif1culties. and 50 per cent of the ul,r-
defs. have heard of two killings In
| OF near Natchez since I left home q
week ago. -
The Washington times., 1905-05-27
st. Louis Suppresses
Crime and Prospera

"reminiscences of the great fair were
contained in many stories told 70 his
fellows by Chief Kiely, of ST. Louis.
Mo-
I'VE all thought, when the exposi-
ton was nearing its end.'' said Chief
Kieiy, that we would be almost over
yFhelmed for a time afterward by the
operations of crooks stranded in town
l. was well known that many were III
the city.
t.Of course, there was the terrible af-
fair in which three OF our best detec-
tiyes We're killed in the battle with the
gang of train robbers. That gang had,
however, cracked only one crfD IN ST
Louisa small drug store job-wllea
they secured about $50 or $50
GU viii know that We were agree
ably surprised when Jha fair ended 70
note no increase IN the number Of
stick-up dips or other classes of
thefts, and ever since then we have
been remarkably free from crime in our
city and the surrounding country
The Washington times., 1905-05-27
ETHEL ROOSEVELT PLAYS
III PUPILS RECITAL

Miss Mary .Kimball gave the annual
spring recital by her pupils last night
in the music rooms Of the Washington
Club. The audience included Mrs
Roosevelt, who went to hear her young
daughter. Ethel. in a quartet which
opened the program. Weber's Invita-
ton to the Dance for two planes. was
the first number and the young nusi-
clans who performed II were Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. Miss Helen Church, Master
William Holmes. and Master Felix Cole.
A series OF piano solos made up the
program. and each was played effective
y, showing the result of good training
Among the pupils who appeared were
Miss Helen Steward. Miss Ruth Cohen.
Miss Ruth Foster. Miss Minnie West,
Miss Elizabeth Jewett. Miss Laura
Wells, Miss Nellie Hodges, Miss Laura
Sylvester, and Miss Biola RosenheiM.
The Washington times., 1905-05-27
POSTMASTERS PLEASED
WITH THEIR CONVENTION

The second annual convention of the
National Association OF Postrlasters of
the Second and Third Glass adjourned
sine die yesterday afternoon.
The majority of the visiting delegates
will depart for their homes today.
thoroughly pleased with the work ac-
complished and with renewed efforts to
make their organization universal
throughout the United States.
Prior to adjournment yesterday the
newly installed president announced the
following postma sters to constitute the
executive or steering cornmitteo; Mar
shall Smith, Brownwood, Texas, chair
man; ]. w. Cass, Woonsockct, R l.;
y. M. Turner, Towanda. Pa. George
Ter. New Carlisle, Ohio, and Mrs A. f.
Barnes. Delovan. Wis. as members.