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OF Gar al intsns siaelfe.

@rs. Carrie giiep, eamberlduo. $500.
lsb I mere sHo ct gar At iaar gals % en- MI
orius I SalisH, iom hcIet hsnoe b~Oitsups
saat eitsr aai. Snu braste Warmers White
Wine OF Tar % bar fbsu lie miiisI gu Rata
Gspu. Sirip III tsHcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2127. Sp.: Or ser uo9eu SoIb poa
brugte aIrber. iom lcnbes til Rorse, o9
boaS oif bet foite at ieube BEN?
r: gi tsr life inbeifaa for, at Der
iffc nil blipe Splo paa benz | &urse. 6r
life 9ufteu ret turs, fan Den mn ieuoes
pr. Eaffeppi. ~Spreipsrs hos nrrme'tc
Rptmr'tcr ansaueuoc SGstcu ps &riien
for 5~prieuoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2120. Gp.: Suor lang Sib tar bet at
bIipe ubSannet Tom Gtenp9raf2 2. Raa
man babe en- f%uIbitruoi8 Common
Sdool EDUCATION" for at blipe Stenoz
9raf2
Spar: 9aeb SeniDn til Sisie % lis'
nenbe sssrssmaal nil ri tilraaoe, at
man benpenser fig til ct eiiet anoct
"guiineis College, buis annpneer Hu'
hes / @piierne til eubper Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

212S. Sp.: Spor Hal man bcubenne zig
for at blioc artaget Tom Arbeioer oeo
SanGmn Sdraleu, o. bpor tor Seu siueS
Der? @rbolbes Der fri Heiie2
Spar: striu til sanama Canal su.
reau, @aibiustpn, :. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2t30. Seq oil iperge aisnnem SLaset,
ON nogeu tieuoer til en- 8rGuie, iom et
uoiat al en- Game, grs. Gdugbau Sritdls
arb. SpfneelieH er ct Aeoitab. Tom fan
eritatte SerHbioFer Ill 6sire. Seq ifuI.
be euiIe at Sioe, ON oct sr aasreoe opiuH'
het2
spar: "SceOvaa Soften" firHSct
tHtet til esnne 5ag, HuotassH huao Sia
sene bar bapt at measeie ufn, at en- iaa
ban grGmte oar iouet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2121. Gp.: 5opr mango Snbtn,errea
ferputioner er Der / 8isconIiu2 SpnO CT
Seres 3apre. % / bpilteu Sci AT Staten
er De?
Spar: Z @iSruniin rr mn finn fire
minsre Geierpntipncr, nemlig yscnpmi'
nee, 9r Slnmbenu, @.nn,pnrins % Sn
9pint. &c CT nile | ben nprbIige Del al
Stnten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

efl0. Quest. Is ii necessary fer a
be,son TO haze passed MS elst dh,khaay
in o,aer to fh on a claim?
Ans: Yes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2122. Sp.: 1. 8oor lang er 8rapes
baIssS unuelen / Noree; er Den feroig
for SraFf, o8 bpiIteu Sauc gaar 8iennem
benz
2. &aa bbilten SAINT al 9arbet er
Sunnenen?
Ssar: gunnelen or 5,3tt @eter
lang. Zen err, iaapiSt pibes, nh feret8,
men ganea til gausepaRo er eghan itfc
fnlSfsrt, faa Der er in8en reselmGsiis
Srafif gieaaem SHnueasa. Sanen fall
hes Spis-SausepanS SaueH.
?. Den besgnSer paa Spis, Der ipnt
betirnbt, er belisscnps / ben peitlise Gel
Of 2anbet, 81. ipr Sergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14
Qdben Rorrcfponoance.

pctc-~rosr-anf I nenrrr Hfnefsua befoares az
Hbbcfrferrr q. N. Hcsres, Nrsufeofbeo. WtuH..
"a Sntr CHS Mpnbfrn gsfs.
epcrasruaaI ira psrFprer, fcuf fffe cpotce.
me Rdbne I'll Reonffipnen befbores tffs.
ersraers beses aficfte fine GpfrasmanT I 81
nnrt ~ tttefief SprnG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

1926. Sp.: &on en- Roher opfaIoc tit
ltGgte Barn efter bets Saoer. Der ct fra=
pGrenbe, fioen ban biGlper til at ~forier=
&c bet?
Spnr: Spts ban bar pebfienot iis
8aruet inn lit, buroe ncr life bar upset
| @eien perfpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

1924. Sp.: ansaaeube @etiugeGierue
for at tomme iub | Saroets Sloaoe M. M.
tgu 8Gfte Spgrasu1aat fra Ell Saulfe
RabrarS, Rasiaduietts.)
Spar: 81 fanne ipare Scm paa en-
Eel af SereS ~SpprssuaaL men life ole,
Grin til 6bief Of S~uteniscuee Office,
Napp Department., g%Sai6ingtpn. .. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

1923. Sp.: 9bormnn8e 9ar tiIbaec CT
set. iiDeu SuIeba9 iuotraf paa en- Sens
bag, at resne ira 19042
eur: Sulsbas iuStrat paa Ssubaa
| 1893. t,a ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2129. Sp.: Suae Sato bar Yaailea
bag / 1915?
Spar; Ten 23SC MartS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

2t3f, Sp.: +. Sian bet ioiOes Spucri
mar Ell RanO T. Or. lager en- Sengeboa
| ct .ltebus, On ban ueo. al Den riIhereE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-14

tGfe.st iff, al tass Warmers White WiLe
es~ $50 ot1ar for a.9heitH. 6araHIe
res al alps sisblffslia e~gaoriHg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
PARTY
on BIC. SANDY BRANCH
President Stevens and Other
Officials Viewing New
Work. 35

President George w. Stevens. General
Manager Doyle and the ther8offictals of
the Chcsa peakc and Ohio Railway spent
yesterday on an ins pcctlon OF the Big
candy: branch OF that railroad system
This branch runs southwark from Cat-ii
slettsburg ON the main limo for @ distance
of about eighty miles, and will be con-5
5strictcd for q distance OF about rs many
miles, with terminus near q, I, !, south
The party will be absent from thp city
General Superintendent: w. N 5 Royal
of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, has
been elected General Manager OF that
system. Mr.. ], & r. n Kenly retiring from
the general managership to devote him
SELF exclusively To- tho duties OF fourth
yIce-prcsident In charge Of the operating
The change was madeant u
recent meeting OF the Board So OF DE-
}rectOrs Mr.. Royal Is now superintendent
of the first division. The change will
become effective April 1st.
4 Superintendent J5. q ~ Goodwin, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad announces
officially the .appointment Of Mr.. 81 Z E.
ef fhe
5Covington, 10y. lie succeeds Mr.. j.
Fox, transferred to The position Of train
master at Coylngton, Ky. 5ii N. t
\ The season for Florida tourist travel !is
now nearly closed. SO far as the south
ward movement la concerned, but tho,
trains are well filled on the north
bound trip. The Seahoard Air Limo ana
the Atlantic Coast Line both report an,
increase of more than q per cent. in
Florida travel this season up to March
51st.i5 compared with last year. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Temperance Legion Officers.

XII The Loyal Temperance I. Legion. ,,iich was
soigrntzed y last 'ridays evening at the FAIR
mount Methodtat Church by Mrs. J, Tyler
@JclEon. county president or II the w oman'a
SChrIstian 9rcuperunce3Un Union. and MRS. Carrie
Wall county super!ntrndents of the .oSay Tenn
lpcrance Legicf Work, Promises 10 4 be n tho
5roue;i SUCCESS. starting out With twenty-elght
3mti,bery. 1'heR legion held a most interesting
meeting snnda evening An the church, and
following werr% elected oiflcers:s 81 rs. II. N b.
Scott, tho pastors wife MS leader: FRS Walter
fl.cadles.$ assistant leader: Mrs Rang. second
assistant leader: little MISC Inez Hobson, pres
llienl. Miss Marian r richardson, vlce-Pfesldent;
Master Robert Scott treasurer; Miss #L!llinn
Watkins secretar ~; Miss Mabel Pollard. or.
tgi,nIst Masters Leonard Pollard and Robert
Rang collectors OF books and literature, and
Master Harvard Jones, aS8chapla!n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
THIS DAY. I'm HISTORY
March 23d.

i65o---Johu Carver, first governor OF Ply
mouth colony. died. He was among
the English emigrants 10 I.eyden,
i65o-The English army. commanded by
Oliver Cromwell. laid Siege to- tho
town Of Kilkenny. in Ireland. The
defense was obstinate, but the gar
risoi surrendered In N few days.
,1776--C Congress issued letters OF n,arlus
32 and reprisals against England.
1777--1'hc British under Bird, landed Mt
q Pcckskill, on The Hudson River. for
v the purpose Of SELLING the military
stores, but on the news OF his ap-
5.s pronch the guard station ed there
under General McDougal, fred the
@ principal storchouses and retired.
j1793-Spaln declared war against Eng-
il lnrd. 4 sfs5 IS I'll n II
1eo1--Pctrowitz Paul. Emperor 81 Russia
a65 He was the son X OF
Cathnrine III, who treated him with
\. great riEor during hcr8life.
51sO6-Thc exploring party, III der Cap
t;tins Clarke and Lewis. left y Fort
ssS Clatsop on their return up the CO.
slumba River to the United Suites. s.
,1eOe-Mnf-lt, at the head OF 40 900 French
soldiers. taking advantage Of "a FAC
6si tIen among the spopulace. ent ered Ma q
tlrld and took possession OF it.&
51915-.-Action OFT the Island OF Tristran
u
brig Hornet. sixteen guns, Captain
$$$ Eiddlc,s and the British brig Pen
g,iin, eighteen guns Il and IA twelve
pound carronnde. ! 80 men. Captain
4 ,5 S& Dickinson. Captain Dickinson was
~ killed and The Penguin captured " In
twenty-two minutes. She was -
~ much injured that 1t was found neo-
csssry to sink her. The Penguin
had y fourteen killed. twenty eight
s wounded; Hornet, one killed. eleven
wounded a fter$ the surrender q.
S9 British soldier wounded Captain Bid
/ Z die In the neck with a musket bal: Il
he was Immediately shot by two q
the marines An 5s ~ ss8.sS5. ,
81s49--B Benjamin Simpson died att saco.
Maine. aged ninety four; one Of the
party engaged In throwing the tea
overheard In Boston harbor at the
opening OF the Revolution
{1e54---.t Il trcaty OF commerce concluded
between Commodore Perry. # OF 4 the
United states squadron, and the En- "
pcror OF Japan. W
SOFA guinaldo$ captured. NJ " 5
1902 ID oloman de Tisza died. Ky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Citv Central League

General Manager n. 6. whitman. h of the
2Nireinia State Bowling League. Is organizing
IA bare bull league OF six teams. which VIII
lie known as tho City Central League. ktr.
Whitman has already signed some OF the best
play ers who wish to take pa may notify
9hin before April LIST mt the Crystal Alleys
when all bus! ness and a complete. record SGnd
Tho SEASON viii open April 18TH. and will
Gloss September 2lst. he following Is a con,
10 play: Warren, Whitman. Eowles, SpllIingf
Roielen. Jennings, Atkinson, Kahn. Eek,
Perry Gilmore, Acrce. Iiulchcr, Morris and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Mr.. Tillery IS Grateful.

Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
& Sir.-Will You kindly permit me, through
your valuable paper to express my grati-
tude 10 $. lIlmans Son. and my fellow
clerks. in their store for ministering 50
generously 10 my comfort since breaking
my thigh ON the 18th OF January. May
n kind providence bless them, and all
in my affliction. hops soon 10 he Mt
my post, when will l,n glad to serve
my friends again,
Sincerely,
March ~, 1907. 'i' 4 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Had. Trees Examined.

Editor Of The Times Dispa en- n. j, I
espoi,sive to :, a,ant from
Mr., Massle' address. before inc !, = {, :
r. and for the informant lion q ti !,
GENERAL public interested. IN the stlApl.v =
Square tree conditions, i, -
ne trees III the Square, and have done
Wat + thought best for their preserve e
ton. Since my e, ol,s.;
sin trees, two OF which were sdestroycdi
by wind and sleet. one by lightning, :. alln
three by decay and old age; and g hay y
planted thirty-seven young -
Which. with possibly two Or three. eS.
ceptions, are now living. Thinking that y a
Mr.. Masslc might be g better 1u !, e. u
tree conditions than |, u concluded e. s .l
the opinion of era 'r "a hence
asked Mr.. J. C. Ham, the City Nnr-
tseryman, who lis recommended by Col
fonel| Cutshaw, city engineer, to make Tor
,,th a. Herewith hand You for pubica
ton. ~
(signed) JOHN W. RlcII Z. l1.1 ;, =,
Richmond Va, March %. 19o5.
Hon John w. Richardson, Register
Land once. Richmond, Va. s Z. 4!
Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir,-ResponsiVe to your REQUEST,
i have made an inspection Of the trees
in the capitol SQUARE, and wish 70 say >.
d dem are cd dccayed on their south sides
such decay being caused by the Gun Bills
tering them when young, which must
have been some forty years Or more
ago. Other varieties / find In fair COLI
ditlon, except, some. whose limbs have
been broken by heavy scet, and one
damaged by lightning find some dead
them cut out aud the wound painted
over with gus-tar. AS to the trees that
have suffered decay from sun scaling. 4
rest the same, although, 1T is my opin-
ion that all OF these so damaged trees
will live many years yet. My opinion
Is that you have done all that could have
been done for tho preservation Of ting
trees insthe Capitol Square.
Yours truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
President Stevens Abroad.

Sir. George w stevens president, 81 the
and Ohio RairOad, e WI III about 4
April 18Th rake passage for Europe. accom-
panied by his family, They Will ma SO nm on
tended tour OF the old country and Will prob A
ably BIO absent from the city all the summer.
Mr.. Stevens accompanied By the other oilic!nls
Of 6the road is on IA tour OF the lines before
his contemplated trip. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Give Us a Permanent Chief.

We do not know who should be made
chief of police, and We certainly have no
candidate for shat position, But this
oae thing is clear: The question ought
70 be settled AT an early date. and settled
definitely and finally. The chief Of po-
lice ought To be man ol recognized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
=Won7en Hermits in Japan.

,Jnpan las It's ollnlunil les or Nileht ~,
male rccuses There Is 9 convent na, 4, e, ~ q
f Fnnn ''i Iiakodate matron of % pfs.
obeysa "a. are so all y e ang fe
NE nnsscribea = as beautiful The leildiAs
s aaaslpl i, farm some $50 acres, hut
tiie Women do not engage n any a ahaIr
line indoors, and they pbserYe, q strict
ruiz. f,f IileIlce. 3as3ea5 tstflf WI E 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
n l-I.l y ~ II, \ NI.97 TIIhIS-N, q.
City Nurseryman.
Richmond, VA, March %, 1905.

RICHMOND, Va, MARCH y, 100 g.
Mr.. Ham has been IN tho8city SER
vice as an expert nurscryman and arbor
was trained in England and In this coun-
try before he came TO MS, and IN my
opinion knows his business thoroughly,
and his knowledge ana skill Is equal to
anyone know. can endorse what he
says about the trees.
". u. cUTsIlANN,
CITY Ensineer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
! Fell in the Mutual Building.

Young man named John Daily, while Mt,
work on tho elevators at the Ninth Street
painfully hurt He was cut on his forehead
and rose and injured internally. lie was
treated by DR.. Perkins, who tnokX him 70 the
holce OF Ills mother, at .Thrty-ninth ana, MAJ
eIln n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Mr. Iahnke Returns.

s. Mi. "A. IT.. ia hnke, Jr..s the jeWeler, has rs
lust returned to the city after an extended
tour OF Texas and the South. Mr. Jahnko
visited his brothers. Jas. r. and Robert,
who are prominent jewelers. in Chatta-.
nooga Ennd 8 Gonznles TeXas, respectlYely.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Vetoed by the Mayor.

Mayor McC,arthy has returned to the Council
Without Ills approval, the resolution granting
iwntrr privileges / TO citizens of the town @
n'he. grounds upon which the action WAS
3tul;cIiyw ll not he mede pnbllcSuntil tho VETO
message goes to the councl 81 & *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
DruLiids Consolidate.

Be,yiders-Virginin Grove Of Druids was Or
san,zed last night by the consolidation OF tho
two groycs now located In tho West End The INC
ncmter got together az l'elvldere HAL last
night and completed tho organization, and
afltiward the party spent a pleasant time In
q smoker: ~ II TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
one Charter Granted.

sTlIe State Corporation Commission yesterday.
granted a charter 70 the Norfolk CONSTRUCTION g.
Corporation, Norfolk ~ Pollard, presiae;n,si
secretary; a. s. j. Cannon, treasurer;g Al
of Norfolk. Via. Capital stock $50 900: ib1er
for tho purposes OF buy Ing and sc lllis rea'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
Letter for ZONES.

8 Chez IIulce has received at his oco a
letter addressed 10 Robert Jones 4 and post
'wnu,ii the letter Is addressed may getyi by apr
|pl!cation to the chief at the city Hal sSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
WRESTLIN G MATCH.
Two Contests at Howitzcrs'
EA&S4sa ~. RI

Ar1nory y o-1llg llt.
Y The first wrestling match Of the sea,
son Will be pulled off 81 to-night tie
3Iiowitzers' Ar1nory.5 " The main bout VIII
be between Sergeant I,aileygand Vaughan
Lloyd, and there will be \ a. prel lniinaly
match between two young ffcatherweights.#
Tie match has crea ted much interest in
social and sporting circles. and will be
for, the benefit of the gym fund .s
the Te a1nG Wi 5eI
ceremonies Ba ilcYs.9 wi go Stns at 1sj
pounds and Vaug han Lloyd Will enter at
.14j. Bailey III Is to throw his antagonist
twice kin8al hour, or lose the match. y J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
To Spread the Gospel.

Rcv, DR. w. s, Campbell, the agent Of the
Virginia I'Ible Society IL IL attendance upon p.
The Baltimore Methodist Conference now IN
session in Winchester he attends In the IN
teresi Of a larger distribution Of the. Holy
Scriptures In The desltute parts fof me
country. sy i&2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
i Fall Sof Port Arthur

Editor ofgThe& Times Dispatch: .sS5 ~
Slr--NVlll you please tell me through
the Query Column of your next pa per
what Japanese genera was I'M command
when thefJ pss capt ured Port Arthur from
China: also how long Il It took I he Jap
how many 1l1en;s OF war Uncle sam has
e M a SUBSCRIBER AND READER.
1. Marshal Oynma.
a.s The japanese troops crossed rs into int
A1anehuria about the middle Of September
and Port Arthur fell5in November.
Duties Of School Superintende lent.
Editor Of 3T}fhf ftrimessD ispatcll:
Sir--Please At1vis through your query
Column: $50 Cam one. get Information
from {; school superlnt endont out ofEyours
own county in regard TO the teachers
examination off the public schools by
writing to him. and is he required to
send this Information ,, e.. 8, 4, {,
"a s 3a}rule, teachers should get all
such informationfr front the Superintendent
IN whose Jurisdiction they reside There.
is no law ors.iies ulaton compelling "a
Superintendent to give formation on
school matters to persons outside of their
divisions. If such information Is given
1t is the result not of right, but Of; favor.
3,rhe ethics OF the& case requires that a.
5superintendent receiving such Il request
from a teacher residing in another d.
vision refer it to- the superintepdent of
the division from which tho request
comes. 5 I'M I'll a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
PAYING OFF HER DEBT.
Virginia Steadily elling Her
Bonds and Reducing INTEREST.

Thu Board OF Sinking Fund Commissioners
OF Virginia have Just cancelled bonds Of tho
state OF Nirglhiato the amount or 3i.3l3,o Do,,
thus reducing the annual interest charges on
th.i public debt by about 1000 or the total
caro- citation, he gum OF 81, Ill, 600 were ac-.
fcul,uatcd and cancelled under authority
OF the General Assembly, approved March
y, 1904. authorizing the citation Of alt
bonds theretoforc. purchased and held by the
Hoard OF Sinking Fund Commissioners. The
fothnf s20i $50 cancelled were the recent pur-
schase blythe board, and consistcI Of Centuries
l1nl sI,iid,eberger So q. ;Ss S M
This action indicated that considerable pros
grcus Is being made. In iiqudating the bonded
deb OF the State, . as well as In an-a yB meet
.ulsO sS35s 3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23


ability and fitness, and his tenure of of
flee should be sure SO long as lie dis
charges the duties Of tho position faith
fully aud efficiently. 1t tssail Injustice
TO tho chief and 1t tends to deniorallze
the force and to impair esprit do corps
to have a man acting az chief who does
not know one day whether or not he will.
he In office the next. Give ,s a good
and efficient chief, whoever he may be,
and let him be established.
@--E=z----=--5 ssg
The other day we referred to the mar
riage Of a Northern couple which was
the result Of a dare and we remarked
that the hastsr marriage contracted ,1-s
der sucli circt,nistat,ces was apt to leaa
to the divorce courts. AZ chse IN point is;
the Following, from yesterdays New York
World:
Rose Levy, eighteen years old and
pretty. went to a dance on Friday cve-
Ing, MARCH, 10th. After they had waltscd.
Samuel v. Weiss asked Thor to clope. a
notary tied the knot. &
Weiss applied yesterday to Justice Me-
Call. of the Supreme Coliit, for. n order
to appoint Ills mother as his Guardian
for the purpose of bringihgAnna ctio,iS
to haveathc marriage annnllr1.
In his petition, Weiss stated that fO!-s
lowing II supper, his friends dared him
to marry Miss Levy. Then they went
before Louis Singer q notary.
fa8 s-=--A------
Norfolk is always coming out the
small end of tho horn, and now, by
fraud evidently. 1t falls ter feet short
on the wat ter level in the general ap-- 4
preparation ELL. Just Norf5lk's bad
lucll.''-Richmond Times Dispatch
Here, now! We doH't always come
out at tile small end Of the horn How
about tho Tidewatcr Railroad? How
about tho foot ball game?--Norfolk Land
mark. Is
4 No further remarks to make.
::=--.-=-----.---..=-=
tits announced that the saloons OF Hot
Springs, Arkansas, are to be closed.
Verify the temperance and prohibition
movement has reached tho very extr enc
limit. s4s3
1faDr. oslers supply Of chloroform is
not exhausted, 1T might be well enough n
for him to use some Of It on the adverse
photographers. regardless OF age.
81 z---------------
a General AfAllrOpatRlll WIS ~ iure
front at 1Iarbn. Tho Gear thus stoned
ono retreat towards ST. Petersburg.
-=-===-.-=---= ~ S
We are inclined to thnk3that Kuropat t
kin has the best Of the trade as Line
witch will sooner or later find out.
:---=-----=-----=
The Missouri Republicans indignantly
deny that their State is in the Delaware re
class. They have elected atsenator.
ssl &.----=---=------ ass8y q
n. Russia Is getting q fourth attic ] fleet
ready for business If It knows It's Dust bust
ness. 1t twill stay in the Baltic
VA 3=-----=----,
Where is Rojestvcnsky? That seems /, 70
Be question that neither st. Re ts1 ters-
burg nor Toxic is able to at1sWe r.
-=-------r----
The Mad Mullah according to the us
patches, lis threatening to rise aga ll1.5s 90
IL the prlce or Standard oil. II
II Russia keeps up this u S!lg n
longer. Japan will be laying q reason ia
able claim to Siberia.
a8atjIg va. --=---------@i n
April showers have been. coming ~ .
this YEAR, l5s
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,Richmonder Secures Patent,
Mr. william Hcnny Dnnn, OF this city, has
secured d pa tent for a A'bulldnE WA II and con-
crete blocks for the same: Tho blocks are FORM,
AMI they WILL in al. probability. prove valuable
: to builders, " m M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

yet, Inexperienced but d small portion of tho
good service whicli>it may expect from
tho Commission ! IS g Will but uphold the
Commissions hands.
will say. then. MR. Toastmaster, let US
drink to the Virginia Corporation COM
mission; may 1t live long and may t
prosper. for upon the continuance and
efficiency of this Institution largely de-
ponds the future welfare land safety
both Of the railroads and OF the people,
Speaking MS one profoundly Interested
in tho success or the Corporation Com
mission, Lean Gtruthfn|iy gay that can
not wish its operation TO be in, better
hands than those Of the present Cor.
tpolation Commission OF Virginia.
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i More Benefits to- Come.

Necessarily, 1t has taken time to de-
volop into full efficiency the exercise of
all the various functions or the Virginia
Of Of ali ait it has accomplished in the Brief
perior of Its existence. thing It can be
safely stated that the public has, as