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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Wnrren DIckinaon Benten.

BURLINGTON. Ia, July H.-(speciat
Telegram. )-Ferguson OF Cedar Rapids won
play in % holes, against Warren Dickin-
son OF Des MOines.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

DORVAL Quebec. July 22-With Alex
andra In the lead. the third race for the
SeaWanhaka cup Was called on a. en- this
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

This organization has accepted an invita-
ton from the management OF the steam
heat r. c. Gunter TO enjoy an all-day ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

ELECTRICITY SOSss SSTss SefmSneny fn by apo
plying 1t to the ears. A mild current Is
passed through the ears, reducing al In
nammatlon, relieving all shrunken and
thickened conditions OF the ear drums. II
also acts as a great nerve tonic, restoring
and reviving every nerve fiber TO a
healthy condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

I'm which TO. accept this oIer. Next
Monday, July 31st. at @ p. m, it closes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Mr. A. c. More, Mr.. A. c. more
Oswego, Kansas SininS DR.. Rrana-
before treatment mans treatment
Home Treatment as Effective hS
once Treatment, Write for Homo
Treatment symptom Blanks ana BOOK
oG TestlrnoninIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

Storage and hauling, Brewer, Tel. No. 30.
Miss Hattie Roberts Is visiting friends al
Stella. Neh.
Mrs. z. II. Roberts is visiting friends at
Mechanicgvtile. Ia
Jay Williams, wife and children are AZ
Harvard. Neb. visiting friends
Saturday was very quiet day around the
city hall building and police court
A son was born yesterday 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ Guild. 800 ID street
Frank r. Jones and wife are visiting rela-
lives at Harvard. Neb., for few days.
The Kings Daughters OF the Presbyterian
church win give q social AZ the home OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
tI-Ii5-- y 1l7tl = ~ ~ =. :.
4 SOME$UNIFORMfPLAN:
Board Of Education Desires to
I. Stop Fights for Funds.

Tho Committee on School Legislation.
named by the State board oar composed pm q p
Mcssrs. Kent, Anderson and West Will
meet here next tuesday evening Tho
object OF the special session ts to devise
some plan to BIO presented to the 8Legis-
,lnt,1re. 6by which controversies for funds
for tho various State schools may be
prevented. +, %, q
Prominent educators at the head Of
state educational institutions have been
invited to appear and offer suggestions to
the committee. XXI l.s Il
Tho resolution under45which the COM
smittee is acting, and which was offered
by Governor Montague mt the last meets
ing Of the board, Is as follows:
Resolved, That the State Board Q I'D "
cation offer its services as medium
through which heJrequests for appro-
prlatlons for the maintenance of the sew
oral State institutions Of learning may
DO proffered to the General Assembly,
and to this end the Legislative committee
Of the state Board Of Education h is nu-
!thorized to secure the cooperation OF tho
heads Of these Institutions 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
DailyCourt. r e'c,o J,
Circuit Court.
tits Instituted yesterday:

Suits Instituted yesterday: T.. G. Ap-
person VS. Southern Railway Co..;Hdam-
ages, 200. ] T.. Talaferro vs.. u II r !,
Brown; damages, $500. ~
8 Commonwealth OF Vlrglnin VS.. Cepllus
Ross, convict, for escaping. Arraf gned;
pleaded guilty and sentenced by court to
one year and solitary confinement,
E Commonwealth of Virginia VS.. Jasper
Mason, convict indicted for murder, Jury
returned verdict for 10 years, and sentenc-
ed by court to confinement in penitentary
for 10 years S5ss !,
5NIscellaneous: Mtnetreo Folkes, quail
fed In this court as commemorative at
torney for the city ofRlchmond.
Law and Equity. M
Judgments entered yesterday: Richmond
Pattern Works VS.. Reuben Burton for SIG.
Tho amount claimed was Ss6.92. contest
cd case. L 3st FL . Il;
DEGREES entered yesterdays: Ginter's Tx
ccutors, ct ais, vs. FarnlYille and Pow
hatan Railroad CO., etc. fetltlons Of Gem
trail Trust CO., OF New York, trustee,
filed. and same referred to Commissioner
B.NA#James. }ai !,
Suits Instituted yesterday: Allen Bas-
sett vs., VIM Northrup and Henry \.
5Wickha,n. receivers, Virginia ~ ssenger
and Power, ct ais, for $500 3damnses,
Cases set for today: Geo. W. ltarrls
VS.. FORD and Darlington. CHRIST pms
SmithHVs. Grand Fountain United rue .
Re formers. z II fi5lis {se3f8iI4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
CHARTERS GRANTED,
Five New Concerns Authorized BY
CORPORATION Commission.

The state CORPORATION yestteTday
nnsn Vista Mersant!!e Company me- b nsas.
idsnt slunrd Frankl!n secreary Dan % EF;nnfly
stock; Maximum. IS, 90; minimum, $500 ob-
jects and purposes: TO establish and operate
general merchandise business
Eureks Life Insurance i, Inf RIs-
Idsnt benoTa lker sssTa rsr,
harleroi Pa cap!tal stSsls Maxim!,m sseS
10 tiansaet a NE insurance busi meas. Z, !,
oad sEns
eS ssS Y II rYghaG
stock: Mas mum $1,000; minimum 'lo l.Js G @
Objects and purposes; 10 deal in real esfate'
The vs. Luna Park Company lne
president Als1andrla COUNTY VA M VA d Pl,
county, va. Capital stock Maximum $4,000,
Objects and purposes;iAn amusement park for
.Tha Newsoms Mercantile COMPANY, Inc,
tors; John {. l'erson. president, Nswaoms,
Va; ~. h u, Barhain, secretary and treasurer,
Newsons, Va ;o capital stock; Maximnm so, 90
ernl mercantile business IN al its branches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
EQUALS A#LIFE SENTENCE
Jasper Mason, Negro Convict
Gets Fifteen Years in Prison.

The Circuit Court was kept busy yester-l
day hearing casts from the penitentiaJy.
@ Cephas Ross, II negro convict. pleaded
guilty to the mild and natural charge
OF trying to escape. and was given an
additional year in the State prison. with,
the condition hat the added year should;
be spent In solitary confinement. s
Jasper Mason, another convict. was
tried on the charge OF murder. The EVIL
.denco showed hat on the 9Th Of June
last, Mason and another negro convict
named Charles Whitehurst, got into Il
row at the dinner hour: that Mason
whipped out a knife which BY some
means he had concealed about HIS per
son and slasled Wtitehurst IN a horrible
manner. From the, wounds thus inlet
ed Whitehurst suffered for two months
and more. and died on the 18th OF Au-s
gust. zt54 ~ 5555
The jury returned a verdict of murder
In the second degree and fixed the pun
sishnent at fifteen y ears Imprisonment
Mason was already in for ten years. only.
three OF which he had served out This
new sentence. therefore, gives him TWEEN
ty-two years more in5sthe pen!tentiarx.
lie is now about thirty years III age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
81. 9 *, 81 ~ b " II I. ~ IgilI1
ia1 and Industrial establishments,

cial ana Industrial establishments, give
awayfftheir product? Farmers do mot
present the products Of their fields to
village officials, city aldermen, county
supervsdrs, state legislators, national
officeholders and the hordes OF hangers
on through every grade OF political life;
merchants do not send around gratul-
tously q percentage Of their goods to past
and prospective Gust onlers and influential
al eizens: tho butcher and the baker Go
not find itt necessary to distribute free
steaks and s'loaves in order TO get BUSH
ness or to obtain the blessings OF good
governmnt. Why should tho makers OF
rail transportation feel under compul-
Sion to- distribute their valuable product
for nothing? Why have they been doing
5it7
Speaking plainly free passes appear
to be issued chiefly for the following
purposes and reasons: rs 5.;5
asS5 j. AS a means Of defense; to ward off
and to plpcdto some news
papers g z,3 rs 81 al sE VA
2. To get business; as a secret advan-
tage2 over competing lines. A
IL g.. To prevent loss of business because
OF her roads give passes; b to meet COM
petition.
a. TO change legislative or official action
in favor Of railways generally, sometimes
in favor OF O single road. t 81
"a 5. For public spirited reasons; toad
benevolent and philarlthropjc institutions;
merely for PHYS sake. Nj Il @
( - g. no favor business acquaintances, per-
sonal friends and kindred.
Z, 10 crafty the official sense of power
and patronage, is s5
Don'tiDo All the Killing.
Ito say about casual ties other than those
OF common carriers: u 81
The football season j closed. and the
record Of casualties shows q list of IS
killed and 159 injured. The hunting SEE
son in Wisconsin Ind Michigan Ia closed,
sinnd the casualty list shows 26S XII He'd aud
Is wounded, some Of whom Will mot T..
cover The complete record OF suA!ties
since July. shows 70 xii lied and s9Swounti-
ed. The automobile season Is a cont.n-
uous one In tho principal oities$of the
United States these machines have killed,
since the year began, So personssand mine
In smaller places and in ureds 463 spersons
in tiles and 40 In Villages, .a total OF
y 20 killed and 900 injured In III months,
The killing OF these 157 persons by the
three agents of des truction mentioned Is
sheer and ruplable waste OF li NE: MOO,
aern civilization is n owl so complex and
fexact!ng that considerable loss OF hui
man life is Inevitable. there; must be
a certain number OF persons drowned,
BURNED, killed by railroad and steamboat
disasters, explosions. mine Incident s,
lightning, cyclones, storms and cleo
tricity. There will be several thousand
OF them this year. Their loss must be
accepted as one Of the debts we pay to
the constantly changing methods OF eivil-
ization; aud It will grow larger from
year to year MS life and Gtransportat lon
and business grow more complex ana 9.
their problems OF operation more dlflicult
and dangerous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
fine Showing:
o. A. RAILROADS I |. | d:
Atlantic Coast Line and Cl 1.sia-
peake and Ohio Publish
Earnings 3S3
1.-THE END Of L FREE T: PASSES 4; s
Som cot. The Casualties Of the Year
Tot Caused BY the
Railways.
HE !! END OF. FREE L: PASSES IS

NJ THE IA tlantic Coast Line Railroad Darn
VI iiiEs for November were: Gross, 81 $50,
Il an Increase OF ts167, 1893. The operating ex-.
"A penses were s1,s41, s477. an increase Of
sls4,524, making the net earnings STA ,422,
$ Il decrease Of sis, GIG. From July list the
y gross, earnings amount to 50, 297, 7o5,, an
"a Increase Of STA 4ol. The operating ex-
spenses during that time wercS5 SC, 2S2, 77lS
X an Increase OF s7es, oeo showing n net
EARNING OF ss.ol4as2. an increase q
33Ss si5,ssp5.. N II
me Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
DIX fsonipa ny's comptroller, MI u. ~ Sulli-
q ,y.ji., has issued tho following statement,
Showing the earnings of the road for tho
sSnionth OF November and since July list:
Cross earnings, Sc, os3, az. &c; less Il eS-
Npsnses, 81 ,22l ,0s4.6g \; net earnings, $s12,-
sssoo77
iron, July to date: Gross earnings,
as27 "a less expenses, s., 800 2.19; net
N earnings. s3,91G, ss5.46. Il
Free Passes No More.
The Railway Age regard ing the move
!lnents to abolish free passes says: IA
great eastern trunk line companies
lave once moro and sitivelys resolved
10 cease the practice Of Issuing free
ia sses outside Of the railway service
Tho New York Central. Pennsylvania,
Baltimore and Ohio, Reading, Jersey.
& Central. & Delaware, Inckawanna and
Western have already made public an
,louncement Of their purpose. The order
Il Of President Cassatt, OF the Pennsyl-
i yania, which intimates that the reform
\ is iLasca on legal considerations, reads:
h ii view Of tffe general agitation on the
4 subject of Legislation on railroad rates
VI and the abolition Of all forms OF rebates
4 and concessions 1t has been decided by
the management of the Pennsylvania
& Railroad that all forms Of free transport
tation will be discontinued after tho end
of the present year.
OF course. transportation will be pro-
srided by each ROAD for the responsible
men who direct and operate It's various
departments; and no doubt interchange
Ii OF Transportation privileges between rail-
way companies will be continued. under
4 ,uslness-like regulations. But what the
great roads are going to try to do is to
{ lop off forever the fungus growth of
free passes issued for political. COM
,nercIa1. social and sentimental reasons.
a which has sapped their revenues, lower
Il ed their own self-respect and that Of
The recipients, Disseminated unjustly
between railway users, end tended to
u weaken if not to corrupt public morals.
Il why should railways. alone of CONNER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
SOON CLEANED EN- UP.
Justice John Loses Little Time in
Handing Out Justice.

/ L took Justice John J. Crutchneld Just
seven minutes to finish the docketsin Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. Flo walk
ed into the court chamber as one who
was entirely satisfied with the fWnyfthings
had gone the day before at the polls and
even smiled at Edgar. the scribe, us he
twisted his chair around to get his bear
lings. 4i
4 Mr., Robins yanked Henry Davis. an
tllthiopian. from the pen, aud Henry
couldn't dodge the evidence against him
hat hs apsad Pow 81 nans hf enrs
could appear IN court in becoming APP '
y Mary Smith, white woman. whose
mind occupies q very SINAI, SIM R ar o. Mer
times a month, went down for thirty
days. She didn't care about the SEN
gtcnce very much, for WI hen she was taken
back TO the8cage she bega y to sing; 81 !
1.-THE lady is speaking, II e Y 1Iu.d1ge,'
whimsical jerk to the corners Of his
SGaii the docket, sir,'' spat out the
Ing with words, N s Va. s7sil IN fs .i &.
Ed. Beasley was drunk, q warrant and
poee ,son q h9 w paPsts'g
Fl Henry Loving for being q warrant, was
lovingly given four months III that lovely
spot ON the shockoe.
6E8"Chtcken" Jones VIII spend n quarter
of "a year att the villa, where the society
Is fast gathering,
THAT was all Of the court. but not all
that was done IN In the conrt-room, For
Captain " hitlock, who .is the boss OF the
declaring That I here was no Law that,
permitted a magistrate to recognize any
person charged With an ordinance Viola
lion ora 1nisdelneanor on his own recog-
3nlzanca to appear In court, Tie Scaptain'
yn, tn WQNer5 sumner 1(l { u la ter
made 1t cigars. for5tle crowd Il Mr.. Harry
Glenn read tho law to him--nnl then tho
cantain rushed out without paving for the
cigars. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
1cl1nson--.R Rhodes.
,,ec da q INC Times -Dlspatch.)I

Miss Kate Catherine Rhodes and Mr.,
5peyton johnson were united in marriage
TUESDAY evening, December 18Th. at 6:3O
O'clock Mt the parsonage Of Union Sta
ton church by Rev. Mr.. Maxey. The
marriage was very quiet and was wit
messed by only relatives and intimate
friends. The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. John a. Rhodes, Of this city Mr..
johnson Is the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
David Johnson, OF Goochland county.
After the ceremony, Mr. ana Mrs. John-
son drove TO their home, No. 1925 Car
rngton street where they will be at
home to their friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
NEW REVENUE AGENT.
One OF Mosby's Men to Take
Charge Of Richmond Office.

Colonel w. III. Chapman at present
United States Revenue agent at Green's
boro, N. g., and q former lieutenant IN
the Confederate service under Colonel
Moshy will take charge OF the Richmond
office on Monday. IL III Ia
Tho present agent of the office, Mr..
Gamble. will remain here and work with
Colonel Chapman, until the latter be-
comes familiar with the details of the
Office, 38 X
Tt Ia learned that the change means
no reflection upon Mr. Gamble, who has
a splendid record a. an officer,
1t Is not knoWil 70 what point Mr.,
Gamble will be transferred,
Colonel Chapman Is a native of Page
county. and is well known in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
WED IN siVVASHINGTON
Mrs. M. G. sSWindell Becomes the
Bride of Mr.. Wallace.

smony took place in washington on We'd
.nesday. when Mrs. Mnude& Campbell Swim
dell became the bride Of Mr.. G. 6. Wal.
lace The contracting parties nre both
and popular They were accompanied to
Washington by Mr.. Harry Gampbell,il
brother or the bride. ~ Mr.. Wa lace Is one
Fof the mos t widely known and popular
ing! secretary OF the D r. N1idyette Com
pany,5 Southern managers for the Fidelity
Mutual Of Philadelphia. while his bride
Is q daughter OF Mr.. Thos. p. Campbell.
former president Of the Common Council
and a we'll known business man.
554 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace proceeded from
upon al, extended bridal tour;
Sin the East and North. Il u pom their 5re-s
turn they will "A side in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
For Sunday School Teachers.

@ BY request OF the .members Of me
Sunday School Study Club, Dr.. Edward
Leigh 1'el Will deltvern speciail. Is.sAair
ton this afternoon at 8 o clock. The lee
Sture is designed to clear the way I. for e
more intelligent study Of the ne asu l,,Mn
school lessons for next year; me B, W rs
study OF tie life of Christ, to ,whic ll.l1r.
5Pes lecture will Be8in the nature o. an an
Introduction. i tsS53sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Mission IS Grateful.

Editor. OF The Times-D Dispatch
6ir.--1 am directed by the chairman Of
the committee OF ladies in charge OF the
Z Christmas dinner%to the poor. given at
this Institute yesterday. to convey to you
their grateful acknowledgement and
thanks for your many kind notices of the
event and to ask permission to return
through your columns to OUT many
thu success or he occasion. t cir very
Shenrtiest thanks for their kndne ssea.
Very truly yours.
ARTHURB B. SHARPE SUI "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Mr.. Bottoms Estirna te.3

Hon. Davis Bottom, superintendent OF
public Printing was recently asked by
Governor Montague for an estimate o.
tho probable cost OF state ,p rlhtlns
nlant where all the state printing may
be done. 5s@5 55i n t55j I,
The report or Mr.. Bottom has been
submitted but neither he nor the ! Gov
ernor will dscusa II.
1t lis understood, however that the
figure named is around $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
VIII Make Plans.

The state Board of School Examlners
and Inspectors will smeet here next " co. q.
nesday for regular business ana VIZ +
then go Into the maxim OF plans sfors ny
examination Of public school teach 2.
1t is understood that these exan1na W, llons
will be held in March next year. my +.
usually take place about July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
4 Property transfers.

Richmond James H. Enos TO Rentiice 9.
Street, lao feet south j, street, si.oo:
Matthew Gogr Y N.Y. Msll,ory y { feet
Of Allison Street 4 y. . Randolph Williams. sub;
@stituted trustesel unites herein TO release al
IiIenrico- -Willlam r, Broaddns and Wife 10
n, W; Winfrsy. ssh acres on tbs graded edr road,
h @. L. Ioepoon and wife to NJ, n. Rhodes, lots
~. IS and IL In block 2, plan Of Iislmont, 500
Joseph u RoEleder to Rebeccs Bapks. lot u
I'M alan q shetoR Pafk ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Before Commissioners.

TWO small cases were bafore Commits.
sioner Joseph p. Brady, OF the United.
states Court yesterday. One was against
James S, Thomas, and the other against
James j.. Sullivan. They were 4 charsea
with attempting to bdefralld the govern p n;
5lnent Of revenue. K, \ III I, s
The former was continued and the
latter dismissed. .35 iis9t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
UNCLE SANS HOURS.
People May Get Mail During Part
of Monday. e II

Following is the, schedule arranged for
mail by Postmaster Knight and Snperip-
tendent Burke for Monday, which Is u
rational holiday: ! u
Office hours and carrier service, New
Years Day January i, 1906:
Office viii be open for the sale OF stamps
and delivery Of mail only from 10 A, M 4
10 IL M. sS
Carriers viii make deliveries as follows;
lnen. two deliveries. 8 and "A Al. A. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
To Be Old Ford's Again,

The Po,w;ha IAN Hotel Will change hands
on January 1stl and The name will ne
changed back to Ford g Hotel. !. I'D sss Y
Mr. NJ IS. Dicken, formerly q CLERK IN
der the late A. ]. Ford. and now of spar
tn,,h,,rr. 8. G, \. has leased the hotel for
gona YEA from the date named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Mrs. Smith Is a Clerk.

Mrs Estelle Townsend Smith, the Man-
chester woman sentsto the 8peni Tertiary
FOR five years for the murder ofs hen son,
Md been assigned n to ~ clefk y IN
TIE shoe shop. The berth ~ col sldersd
quite an easy one. IL II 4, III " Z iStsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Special Music at M Monumental.

n The pro gramme of the pecial music to
be sung at Monumental Church to-mor-i
Process onal, Hymn 81 CLARK the Her
aid Angel Isl Iendelssohn.
q Gloria In xcelss-Stainer.
Observation-Disclosures. 81
Ss Nunc D irnttis-St Amer. I'll a
$t Anthem sing, o Heavens II ours. AZ ri,
5.s Hymn So ut Came Upon the Midnight
\ Clear)--Willis. ssS -
Offertory-(C Calm on tho listening Ear
81 Hymn lynn '2oss ( Few More Years Shall
sRolD-Hayne. 5 X st
Dresden lAmen-N auman: 4 8. RI hi 355 !.
Recessi onal Hymn--(O Lit e ~ Town " sof
EBethlellem) Redner. Si sig. 9. . 4, &,
Organ Postlude-( March In I y. lat)-Jesn-
Ekins AH tGA ft ils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

n Mrs. il. Virginia Tlllma,l, who has been
visiting at Tho ReetOry, South Hoston,
She left left yesterday 10 spend some tins
I AT her home. IN Albenlarle. ,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
AN AM i, Be Closed Monday,

/, trIe State and Federal buildings VIII bs
closed Monday. on a ccount Of New Ys!1C
day, except that certain hours will be i
observed al I he pastofflce a sclled ule of 3
which Will be found elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
TRAGEDY At THE
ACADEMY TODAY.
.Crcston Clarke Plays Beaucairc
Twice On New Years
I, Day.
MANSFIELD AS SANTA CLAUS
Ninety and Nine a N1elodrat1l'a.
lIulllof Thrills, attlle Bijou

Lovers Of the highest ideals in drts-
matte art are continually finding fault
with the too frequent appearances not
only here, but in all the cities. Of silly
ffarclal plays cheap sensationalisin, and
sthc other immaterial fctures Of current
$thetrcal productions, and are always 1'S' !
Eclamorng for the works OF Shakespeare
and the other great masters Of literature.
lit. is a pleasure to announce in this con-
5nection the appearance here Of the emf
@1lent tragedian, John Griffith, and his
company of Legitimate artists in Shakes.
speares immortal tragedy Richard i}the:
Third" Everywhere that Mr.. Griffith fifth
has appeared, the local press has tcemed
with&praise Of his performance, and 1t.
viii Sbe d pleasure to welcome him to
this city. The engagement is announced
for this afternoon and tonight ut the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

boro has returned, after a most pleasant
visit. sSl s} Se 5s Y 35f
Business men Of the city arc distribut-
Ing very beautiful calendars TO their
patrons. 4 Is RI IA l VI 81
Captain James w. Lowell Is re ported ny
being critically III at his home, on Porter
Street. s
Mr.. w. II. Hubbard. OF Manchester, aad
Miss Bertha NJ. Walton. Of Richmond.
were married Wednesday evening. Tho
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev. Jsy-s
land knight, pas tor OF the Calvary Bap-
Stist Church, Richmond. ss3
John. the twclve-year-old son OF City
Sergeant ]. g. Saunders, is very Ill at
his home, Thirteenth and stockton
Streets. 5,5 e;
EnITAICk AS$T.TRE% CENITEKTE8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

Mrs. A, G, Henson, of Nashville, fFenn,3
lis the Cl'hrlstmAs guest or N and Mrs.
IIdull ll}d I3elisoIl. y ~ M a 5