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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Pushing His Campaign,

4 scnator Thomas s. Martin Is still In
the civ. accompanied by Mrs. Martin, and
IS 'v enjoying jti q few days' respite from Ro-
iitical activity The senator's lleadquar
ters are getting buster every day, how.
Eotfiag down to hard work, Mr. Martin
mas mt announced his plass. il he has yet
forinulatef them further than. TO- day.
lions OF N.ue State but is making no ans
lounce ID advance of his movements,
u Iie WAS In his headquarters during tho
4 day Yesterday and received many ysltors
2iIIcludipE Captain r. G, Marshall ana
several other Norfolk county and Ports
mouth friends, and others from various
sections Of the State, including Congress,
man TT. ID. Flood. ia S145s5 AM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Investigation OF
CASEAGA|AsI Hooker
.Associa ted Fress.l

y Sg a(l5y'AsS0Cldtcu!tit4 IessS'l 4SGj
ALBANY, n. y, March st g. II hat IT,
Htempts were made to Influence Frank 7. Il
Ball, the Dunl1rk ticket. broker, alleged
TO have been placed In the I'redonia post
5officeGby trcsinnuencn of#Justices warren
sB Hooker, to disclose certain AZ iacts
claimed to be in his possession, was the
5sIbstanccr3Df the Testimony OF eBal pc t
fore the Assembly HI ] nd; ciaryf Committee
&to-da y instile resumption of the tnvestt-
cation into Che charges against Just)EGl
1 Hooker. 81 15s @ 55 Il
4 Bali testified that .i,onEh i,c5 had done
no work al atlie flTredonia postoff1 &c he
had received s. 532. Practically NIL of ms.
The said. was used to- repay he WIZ sof
Judge Hooker. who had end 0rsed 81 N ote
y for. him. Later he returned every cent OF
5tfc$alnount he had received to the post
muster d t Fredonia, who had been ordered
to refund fit ito the government
sF Through II tile intr06uction OF 4 q report
by Nv. "a T.. q Cochran CHIEF post tlice 8ln
fspectora#it was learned that Minerva
& jeffrey. is not d myth..a as has been
claimed. u Evidence was introduced at the
early hearings that Minerva Jeffrey was
appointed to the Irredona5 post Office. on
JANUARY j 4 1885, together with several
other persons. without the knowledge z or p
request of the postmns ter w h Q s3t estiiled
5thut he had never seen It he 81 woman ana
that her pay checks were sent to George
N.Y. Beavers, finS abingdon. st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
QUE PREVAILS
IN saw DOMINGO.
Action Of United States Rc-Es-
tablislles Public Coi1fidence
Throughout Republic,
GOULD TO BE COLLECTOR 90 Z y I: /
President Will Recommend Sc.
( lection Of Baltimore Man for
Important Work.
III N.
nv AssocIat ted press. /, B

~ 4. ~.
SAN ID DOMINGO REPuBLIc OF SAN
no DOMINGO, March 2o,--ts,ncrican
Minister dawson has received official
confirmation of the acceptance by the
administration at Washington Of tho
proposition Of the Dominican governlpelnltj
regarding the diversion Of customs rev rev..
enues for the liquidation OF the foreign
debts OF the republic Of santo Domingo
Minister Dawson will meet the Dolr1int-
can minister OF finance Tomorrow to
arrange the details of the agreement In
principle 1t Is understood that forty-live
Der cent. the revenues will be. handed
over to the Dominican government, and
that fifty-five per cent. will be placed
on deposit until the fate OF tho Dawson M
Sanchez convention has been decided by
the United States Senate, the creditors
TO await the action OF the Senate before
receiving any payments.
Public confidence has been re-cstab-
lishcd and quiet prevails throughout lt3 tn. the
republic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
.ATELL CARRIER FROM
R|Ag;EH|T by FOUL BLOV
az Assoelaled rrfss.l

(lSy Associated Irfss.1
PIilLADEL,PliIA, PA. Mare, 2JSntf
Ateil, OF Sam Francisco, MAS carried
from the ring to-nisht after a HlSrt0pnf
bout witt. Jimmy Walsh, Of Bnston, n Tie
National Athlatie Club. after more tIAar
two minutes OF iightlng IN lie sixth
round Walsh accidentally nit hteil iow
and followed the blow with q right and
left 10 the jaw, atell Was not HneGhsd
out. bn, the foul blow Injured him and
he was unable 10 rise. he Was carried
10 bis dressing room and physieiahs Wffs
Nmmoned. II Was Agnc ,Ilile bsfars he
GOULD be removed. walsh mad liie bet
ter OF the bout ilonl the starr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
BEN AUR' UNDER ! |.
TIE CENSOR \ !! J. J. S ban A!
Masculine Tights Are Immoral m y
Says the Police
Critic. @

Again theepolice Of Richirond. are ely
ing the theatres free advertisement fo q
t ihh have set the seal OF disnpproyal on
the photographs Of Ben Iiur..,%a pay
al We'll known MS Hamlet and II free 6s from o.
evil ....., 4,
Mr.. u. b. Wood had on cxhibition ~.
his window on the corner of ElsSt arg
Broad Streets, n photograph 81 saeh
IIur" garbed for the chariot race, /! 1, 9
scene that has received more fnyorapllc
mention from all Glasses OF people lnnn
any TINT have been put upon the stage
for years. Police-Captain Whltllock en- !
tered Mr.. Woods store on YESTERDAY ana
ordered In the name of the 5cilief-of ~,
lice that the photograph Of ben HUI
should be either covered up or removed p
Mr.. Wood covered 1t with y card upoH
which was printed: 1--WE want q larger
city and ,broader views. so that you can
see Ben Ialir. S !. 4, !.
One of Richmonds lawyers saw the ne
sign and entered the store to enquire i !.
meaning When he learned OF the aChlet :
order, The member OF the bar tore down
the card and Informed Mr.. Wood tllat lle
would be Responsible iftany trouble arose
declaring that It was time togeal q q !, AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
DRAWS LESSON FROM
AMERICAN CONDITIONS
as AssocIatel 'Press,)

LONDON, Mar 29.-tIbe House Of
Commons spent the night IN one sided
debate OF the fiscal question. No mem
her Of the ministry WAS present. Mt.
Osmond- Williams, Liberal, offered mo-
ton declaring that In The opinion OF the
House, grave injury would be caused TO
the shipping Industry and other indus
tries dependent thereon by the adoption
OF the changes in the existing fiscal sys-
tom proposed by Joseph II. Chamber
lain. The motion was adopted without
division. In the course Of the dlscng-
sion both the never and Mr.. DenncH.
the sccondcr, Of the resolution referred
10 the condition 81 American shipping
and shipbu!lding AS N argument ~ favor
Of free trade. The speakers said that
British shipping and shipbuilding would
be ruined by protection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
PEACE movement / N
STILL UNCERTAIN
tcontinned from First Page

t6l, q stem In the direction of peace &c.
4 tt,qlly has been takeil.,s Russia mas ~
Directly mace known to japan the nesa-
lttGi conditions upon which peace may JIG
,fs,ci,ded. namely--no cesslon OF terri
tory aud no Indemnity. lleaYing Japan 70
determine whether negotiations can pe
begun upon that hnsis
No reply from Japan has yet reach'o
the Russian government.
The above represented practlcaliS ai'
6the facts obtnlnahe
Through what channel or what cl'an-
Z rels Russia has indirectly communicated
2 with ,Japan the ssociated l'ress IS not
In a position to state definitely although
there is reason " believe that 1T Is
through the United States.
Russia's attitude was described to-day
by a prominent diplomat as follows he
government is now for peace. but con-
tinues to prepare for war:
IN The whole situation with reference to
( the persecution OF the warts being care
fully considered from every viewpoint by
a commission sitting under the pr eS1dencN
OF Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaietitch.
Every phase OF the situation. military.
naval, financial, transportation. SIBERIAN
and diploma tic. Is being covered. The
commissions report, which is eNpectcit
to be completed In ten days. will be pre-
tltTeu
witch and Generals Grodekoff and Kama :
rolf for submission tojthe Emperor.
Russian fours took a further sharp drop
To-day TO S3Ia. closing az points below
yesterdays low mark. Other government
securities and industrials suffered in SYM,
patty and there was consi erable excite,
ment on the Borrsc.
An Off cial news agency says:
III spite of the general inclination in
favo, of conclusion OF the war. Russia
has not proposed any peace conditions
nor. prepared any such conditions.
Officially the authorities continue to
deny stoutly that Russia has made any
4 proposals to Jap pan. This is literally true,
MS Russia has only made known 4tthe
negative conditions, leaving the intermc-
y diary 10 convey these conditions OF It's
own responsibility Japan.
Diplomats in st. Petersburg are con-
WINGED Il that something is in progress
"A but none Of those in a position to know
/, will acknowledge that they arc aware
what actually has been or Is being done.
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GRAND n JURY ITO
PROBE OIL TRUST.
Continued from First lanse.)

at the Kentucky Experimental y station =,
and as a result Of the analysis, Is & ;tid
to have showed that sausage K prepi,r.ed
by ono of the packers contain ~ 4 litlsse5
amount of horlc acid. With these facts
in hand Mr.. Allen has brought the mat 4
ter before the grand jury, which is IN
session here.
commemorative Attorney Ohm RI Allcn,'
VINO has become noted through his His2r-s
Gus prosecutions of County Judge James
Hargis and ex-senator Alex liargs, and
Sheriff Edward Callahan, all 81; Brosthitt
county, under an Indictment charging them
with completely in the murder OF Town
Marshal James Cockrill, of Jackson, has
taken the matter up Mr. Allen has all
|rounced his intention TO inausurate q
campaign against the packing companies
which have sold improperly prepared
meats in this State and states that he
has evidence enoughSto have every Large
packing house in America indicted. lie
proposes to force the packing companies
to send pure meats into this State or COM
pei them to abandn 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
]. Mary Marbles Song Hit.

One of tlaG most catchy musical numbers
rendered. ain 4" Manly Brown, al Tbs fBiJo Y
Tree" which is sung BY Mary Marble.
This number Is receiving three and four
cncorcs at every performance, its POP
due TO the fetching manner in which it is
rendered by Miss Marble. The Nancy
Brown of Miss Marble is Il creation all
her own. 1t infnO way resembles that Of
Marie Callill, whose methods OF course,
are entirely different. Having seem Marie
,cahill in the role will not lessen the en-
fjoynent afforded by Mary Marbles work.
The production Is well staged, and the
atre-goers arc showing their appreciation
by filing the Eijou at every perf0rmance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

+ Gustave Wolfe, a poor and aged man
ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide on Yesterday!
by cutting his throat With a clasp knife
pr Wolfe lived at the hopsesof Mrs,
Vaughan on the cornersof, Thirteenth ana
Marshall Streets. He was supported by
the Hebrew Old Folk Home and vas
especially cared forby Mr., Henry li 1lt,
Ter. Il I'll Bs
Yesterday the man, who was more than
eighty years sui1ere 60 leal.u :,
agony from asthma slIe had threatened
FOR some days Is take his life, and for
this reason DIR. NV. l'eyser, his plllysl-
clan, had instructed Mrs. Vaughan 70
watch him carefully. J,
Suddenly the Old man complained OF
thirst, and ftgged Mrs. Vaughan TO get
him Il drink ofgwater.i He would not
accept any except fresh water, and so
when Mrs VaughanRleft the room TO pro.
cure 1t. the RI H8:'or'' secured I, q lScla 8
knife from The s .rr@ilidraweria and pushed
tho blade into his throat.
DIR. Iiorseley, who was q t the Medical
College Just acrcsa the street, came q =
once ana attended the wounded E1tstln 3'lll-
iii DIR. Peyser could be summoned, who
removed the Injured man to the. Memorial
Hospital, where8ail3 operation wds sue
cessfully performed. IT Is sad that llle
will live.
Gustaye Wolfe las been living in l'iall-
inond for many Years, lie used lp say
that years ago he prpctlceu mealcilie'
and Insisted upon being addressed as 40 G.
tor {i 3bsI
III Is known that at ono time he was q
photographers ana thntthe taught German.
When seen lpte last night, Dr. NJ. Nv.
2cyser said that his pat lent 3Ayas rest 4
/ ing we'll and there was every reason 70
believe that lie would recover;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Has Been SEEING Stills.

8Captaiil Gee, the revenue gent +operat-
ing in the field in this Strife. has been
active recently IN he8mplntainad districts
Of the State, seeking j0llt and selling Stills
where the moonshinc'r. Is smadc.$}and has
his assistants have hunted = down and
destroyed several of these jllict stills.
The nlost5recent raid resul ted N the cap
tule or a still near RI ndo, in sFlttHylyanla
county where three men, named Ander-
son, Docs and Woody, were operating ia
.s,lbterranean still, with 1'eputed ca
spacity of 100 gallons daily. The II three
31nenEwere aptured after brief resistance
and tile still des troyed, 4. v. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
The Suffrage Cases.

Attorney-Ge William A. Anderson
and MIR. Frank w. Christian, who is as
ISOLATED with him, have begun work on
the preparations of The pleadings ON be-
half Of the State officers, defendants in
the sufrage#s which are expected 10
These are the cases in which Edgar zoe
Lee, Brickhouse and Others are plaintiffs,
suits for damages against the members
of the Constitutional Convention VINO
voted to ordain the State Constitution.
and against the election officers of Hum
tersyllle precinct, Norfolk county. Cap
tain John s. Vase, Of New York. and
JaIues II. Hayes. negro lawyer OF this
city. are counsel for the plaintiffs in the
suits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
GIGANTIC SCHEME
TO FLEECE |: |. ! |: PUBLIC ] B |. [
Prevalent Investment Bureall,'I.
Said to be Only a Part ola
Hinge Conspiracy q
STATEMENT BY RECEIVER L: :; L ( !
Federal Ohficialsat Work and
Expect to Land Entire
Gang. IL
-A-----.. --...-,..
(By Associated Prcss.)

(Byi Associated Press.) zs u.
PHILADELPHIA, March Pei. Hector.
A1cNeal, receiver OF the Prevalent Invest
.ment Bureau. stated to-day that before
tho end Of the week Federal officials, rs
sisted by the receivers of tic Storey Cot
ton Company andSthe Provident Invest
iment Bureau, expect to have In their
possession, evidence Of a widespread com
spiracy to tefraud tile public through the
medium OF get rich quick concerns. MI.
.NIcNeal said: ID
."Wc have Just come 5fnto Information
which leads us to believe that the Provl-,
dent Investment Bureau was only a part
or q. huge conspiracy, and that It's opera
tions covered only n small part of n
field, which was designed to embrace
the whole country.
s.According to our information, Wien
the scheme was devlsed, Il was recog-
nizcd that the llegitimac y5 OF the Stransae-
tions 1t had In view made 1T ipi obaole that
some one of the concerns must take
French leave with most Of the profits
"A written agreement was therefore
drawn Zip and signed by all.83T I1 rossi-
billy that any one Of tho companies
might be prosecuted by the authorities.
..FSsAde it inadvisable to have copies sof the
contract where Federal Officials might
find them. Only one copy was made, and
it was given in charge OF a man whose
trustWorthness Gould be relied upon.
This manawe have seen, but he denied
alliknowledgc OF such IA document. We
expect 10 have the 3pnpersin two or three
days, and Its disclosures. we believe, VIII
be Of a startling nature 6
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strides. and can nov claim place
amongst tho best clt0irs In our Dity.i
Being a voluntary choir. tta members
feel personally responsible for It's sue
cess. and by theiv persistent efforts they
can now truly say they are in the cir-i
Gle OF the elite. Under their nlispfces,
an \ organ recital 8as.d musicale will pc
evenly Mr.. william NJ jenkins, at the
church for the benefit Of the organ flind.
5of, d High school In his line. and all
who 4at tend will be edined and enter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
DELEGATES Are Named.

Tho Central Trades and Labor Gspllncll.l
AT its meeting nj Ellett's Hall aIuesdaiH,
and Mcssrs. II. 81. Ruud. w, II. Mullen,
10, Harris and AZ. -, Phoenix delssatees
10 the annual meeting OF the Virginia
8l,urt News, June 7tfifto 9th. The meeting
Of The Stale Federatian of Labor promises
10 be,onc Of great Importance ana sisnlilz
cancetto the candidates. for he various $
regarded as probable that the attitude Of
candidates 10 labor leg station and adues5
ticns affecting organized labor NH come
{up for consideration, and that tho facts
ns to the records of all may come out,
IL "a discussion Ii pIecIpitated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
TEXAS TO HELP.
Cattle Men Believe Beef Trust
is Illegal Combination.
U3y Associated press.)

III. Paso. risxA2. Marei, - rhc fol-
lowing statement With reference 10 the
resolution ~ fea1s cattle mc,ito give AL
possible evidence In the investigation Of
day NY President ". w Turnes, OF the
Interstate Cattle Growers Assoclaiion:
HN!,eiy,nipe per cent, Of the cattle
growers ri the country bclieye there n
the sitting OF competition ana lie con-
trolling 81 hlnety-eight per ccnt NJ he
cattle shipped TO The SIX great siaushtcr-
tpk nafksts, and they ere ready 10 hnlp
eap, 70 break mp iiiis monster. II can he
O0neL and Tie eAttlG men VIII hnlp.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
ICE COMPAhY WITH :.lss
CAPITAL OF $50, 100000

TRENTON. N y, Mar. 29.--Th he amer Z. 11'l
lean Ice Securities Company with al. .
authorized capital OF 5000 0oO was IN
5corporated here to-day. The inc e9,
tors are Astfues Caudett Charles =,
Fowler and Harvey Wester, all OF, ersey
CITY. It Is said In the charter that the
company will take over the charter a'la
assets OF the American Ice Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
WINTER ToyHlsr RATGs
u Ill lf555fts- MIA ill ~, ifli

the ATLANTIC COAST LyNE. NJ
Winter tourist tickets ARE now ON sale
TO eli Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast lime, This line y The
equipped betwssn xhs North and soutli,
II offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equallad by none, You make no
changes to Florida resorts, Z M
For full particulars apply to any scent
Of the company or x
G.sS cAMPBELl.
Division Passenger Agell
& s.i Richm6pA W q
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HlBy. Associated Prcss.l

T,AITIM ORE, MD, March 29.---- .SS'l !.
Liam r. Gould rs 10 New Yorker though
lie has resided here for some time past.
He is II graduate of Johns Hopkins and and
has made a special study of the Romance
languages. At presentShe is doing finan-
cial editorial work on the staff OF the
| Evening Herald OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
4 RIGOROUS DEMANDS.
a, Y I1s,, 4 Associated fI,,ess.A

n IISVt-AESOclattUl 'TtsS.J IE17771 ~.
PARIS, n MARCH, y. al though official .lin-
formation is lacking, it is asserted in
well Uniformed quarters that japan mas
permitted Russia to learn that thcBpeace
T conditions will he seHerely riserou ana
will not be responsive to sthc recent
sentimental plea. to Jaan'ss musnanlElmfit%
}%gln particular,l5it Is said that Japans
Indemnity figure is sslo,0aoOoe, and that
this stupendous sum has! proved. 50 st3
garins t., Russian diplomacy that SitSai
The chief cause why the peace prelml'
narles do not advance too decisive stage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
WANT BETTER RATES.
independent Dealers Say They
Can't Compete With Standard Oil

fEY AsSDelate0 IFessl
wv PAUL. MINI. March 29.rJrhe IN
espehteni heg3eFR N oils ana petroleum
pfodaets within tllp Biate have Ned u
formal complaint Win the railroad aud
ssafGilp4e5 eppn,ifaioHf in which they Al.
is9e Oi8t peeaBse u Liz saceesiYe freight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Will Preserve Peace.
fl3v Associated Press. K.

"a (l3Ns AssOcia ed 5I'ieSs.l IN I % lt
5gl WASHINGTON. March 29.---S ecret'ry
Taft made no declaration to-day ABOUT
the alleged revolutionary movement 20.
Monti Christi, Santo Domingo but said
TINT an American .ent was at that port
collecting tlef3revenues, and inti.ll;ltc;l
that 8it vas not likely that this Ssoyst tl
ments would allow any disturbance "a 70
Interfere with his duty. This refers &c
Commander Leper Of tho Detroit. $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel y, H. holland, Of suffolk a9d
Hon j y. II. Thorn ton, Of Prince lfilliail
eppFiy, we're IN the city last n,Sh a,,,,,,r,
j,assed throushAthe city a few days ago. q, !,
III route 10 smithfeld, his Snnng 1in,,
y Very popular aud q talented eloc9'AoA Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
POWERS no CONTROL
MACEDONIA FINANCES; ]:
nv a ssociated Prcss.)

VIENNA, March GO. In a well informed
but unofficial quarter II was declared TO-
day that the Macedonian question NIL
soon enter upon a new phase me pow
ers including a ustria aud Russia. y was
declared, are now convinced that the pro-
gramme must be ENLARGED and extended
and Macedonia placed under international
financial control, one OF the features
thereof being that moneys collected iby the
authorities in Macedonin shall be en-
ployed solely for the benefit OF Aiacedo-
/ ,i.tf = +. (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
! MA I=oIIowerl.of GRIP, q

Fo!lowert0f Grip,
Many persons ind themselves affected
with a persistent coVgb5 after anattack
OF the grip. AS tllls cough can be
promptly cured by tho use Of Chamber,
iain'as! Cough Remedy, 1t should not be
allowed toarun on until It becomes troll-
blesone. For sale bysall druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
japanese loan has been over subscribed
at least ten times NJ.
They think the foreign applications
alone fully cover thu whole amount.
tt,r A.t,eiainfi prsss. !

NEW york. Mar. Observation-Disclosures 10
thegAmerican halflof the new sl5o. 'ooe
japanese loan were formally opened 10,
day. The syndlca.a managers fo Gun.
themselves overwhelmed witt, applet
TONS add the lean was heavily over
subscribed within a few hours. IN con-
scauenscc the syndicate managers an :
5nounced that the books will close AT !"
p. NJ. TO morrow.
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DAILY; EXCEPT SUNDAY, SERVICE,
I'm Via THE POP lILAR YORK
fs&9Ee pIVEEa n INR ftl3T46lj II 49,

Effeclive April76, 1D05, steamers OF the
York River Line will sail daily. except
Sunday, connection leaving Richmond MT
4;2O8P. M, leaving Baltimore at % r. M.
1t Is the most economical and attractive
way OF eachlng Baltimore. philadelphia,
New York. and all tho North and Eas t.
n C. w. aYI1STBURY, s
ii Us District Passenger Agent.
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Gould Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 29.--The Presi-
dent has decided to recommend the selee1--;
ton o. William y. Gould, of altimorc,
as one Of the collectors Of customs Cor
san Domingo I'll 81 "a 5,S5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
organI Recital Tonight.

An Of rnnpsual interest vail take
piace In the West End his even ms. q 4
Asb,lry Place Methodist S;hurell,, The.
cho!S Of this church has made raplp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
DR. D Is hoops 5:
Res ] | ( J

ties charged for Transportation Of Their
products in less than carload lots TO local
points, they are auna bic to sconlpete sue
Gcessfully with the Standard OIL Com
spany g5 sSi
Obs The petitioners ask a sreclassliication,to q
oil lin less; than car lots which 9Wouiu
reduce the carrying charges from y 70 %
% per cent, and Eallow them to compelle
with tho Standard OIL Ccmpally y n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

F;S. JONES NFVVT55I3E = 80 al
formerly Mis- William NWtightman, J!..,
who Is fiehting Mrs Weightman walker g,
OF Philadelphia, for a portion o. the $50
100000 estate left by the}1late William
yveightman.s 1t is alleged that Mrs.
Walker influenced her father to make a
viii in her favor, thus debarrlng his ten
grandchildren from any portion OF his
Immense wealth.