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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
Must Paw License Tax.

city Collector Cunningham, under .t ;ie
ordinance, has turned over TO the 9us sse
Who have not yet paid their license 4, taxes
for the year beginning June st; -, Iihe re
are a number Of names on this list, ah y 9
those who do not care to. i,gur 81, - 1hal
embarrassing position. There rs 2 s.nhe
attached to the delinquency. st'tt NJ fttSt 81
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500 round trip every Sunday; COM
bined rail- and water trip. Two trains
$50 and "A. NJ. Shortest and best route.
aPatronized by Richmond people. No
stops. Electric line from Norfolk to
Pine Beach and Cape Henry.
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WEEK END RATES ON N. I g. NJ. RY.
NoREeLIEE ] A 4 E p REI y 3 s ssSo

WEEK END RATES ON NJ q w. RY.
NORFOLK. AND RETURN g;
VA. BE III AND RETURN $3.50.
HALF RATES TO MOUNTAIN RE SORTS,
The Norfolk and Western Railway Of
fers For 'evening trains Fridays, ~
trains Saturday, and morning trains
sundays, round-trip tickets to- Norfolk at
$3.50, and to Virginia Beach ut $3.50; also
for all trains Saturdays round-trip tick
cts to the mountain resorts on Its line
at rate OF ONE FARE, These tickets
VIII be good for return passage until
Monday following date OF sale. This Is
the only line running through fast trains
between Richmond and Norfolk without
change of cars. Time, two hours and
twenty minutes, &, II, BOSItbY,s
"a N 4H District Passenger AGentt
sJNO. p. WAGNER, City Passenger
Agent
eoc. TO WEST POINT, VA, AND iii
B89S3s4 RETURN.
Tickets on sale every Saturday, good
returning on any regular or special pes
senger train Sunday or Monday follow
Ing date OF sale
Is One fare for the round trip to all inter-
mediate stations between Richmond and
West Point, good returning Sunday or
Monday following date Of sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03
cow PE:AI|!S.

We are prepared to MI orders for Black,
Clay, Whpporwill. Now Era, Mixed and
other variety Of Peas suitable for fertilizer or
forage,
I WALLERsTElN PRODUCE CO.,
s1s-21 South Thirteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

fully conducted by Mr.. F.. Graham
Virginia, in connection with the School
Of Methods, will be continued this sum
mer, as many Of its friends and pa
irons in Richmond and throughout Vlr-
GINA will be pleased to hear
Mr. Cootes, who will again be con-
nected with tho Summer Art School, has
been doing studio work in New York
during the past winter. He will bring
back to his work at tho University tho
same enthusiasm and love Of art that
have heretofore rendered his classes so
pleasant. 1t is hoped that the school
Will have encouraging support, which it
well deserves.
Invitations Issued.
The Rev. and Mrs. George +. Will
liams. OF Floyd Avenue, have issued
cards Tor the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Emma Writ Williams, to the
Key. Benjamin Donald Cav, son Of Mr..
ana Mrs. b. p, Cav, Of Augusta coun-
" ana pastor of the East End Baptist
Church. The wedding celebration win
be in Leigh Street Baptist Church J,ino
l4th, at p. NJ.
Personal Mention.
e MISS ,,is!i peare a, Motley Of Atlanta, Ca,
non NJ We '!er lTlehd, MISS Lucy M. LIN
'icS' NO. ia North Fifth Street. M
AZ M'ss s., Mary Barrow, daughter of Cap
IAN IAN ", W, Barrow, Of the Corporation
I ,,1 nIIn,ission, who has been n member OF
Inc FRESHMAN class at tho Virginia Col
iese, Rohnokc has successfully passed
her examination for the Sophomore class..
MARKED distinguished French. Latin
music ana rhetoric. Miss Barrow is four
a zen Sears OF age but was near the top
Invitations have been issued for the
approaehlns marriage of Miss Lucy
M U,y'Sa FOX. the popular and accom-
i. ". Fox Of Edgar. King William
county TO Or. Luther Terrell Head, OF
IaToilne county, 10 take place in Co.
F'nth Church, June ~, at noon,
Miss y T. Faulkner who has been
closed her school for the session, and Is
spending some time with friends In Rich
inond, Later Miss Faulkner will visit
her relatives in spotsylyania.
Miss Lizzie Samuel Is spending the
summer with her sister, Miss Nellie Sam
ne'' 81 Welches. va,
Invitations hayc been received In the
eily announcing the approaching mar
rage OF Miss Louise Marie HenisLar.
of Baltimore. to Mr.. Edward ". Peters,
u well known young man Of Lynch
on Tuesday, June 18th, at Y. NJ. NJ the
home Of the BRIDES mother. No. G32 Car
rolton Avenue, North, Baltimore, Tho
Young couple will be NJ hons at No. 100
Federal Street, Lynchhurg, after July
nth.
Mrs Margaret Guinby Prsnklln ,of
Bedford City. has Issued Invitations to
eta u ouinby to Mr Robert s cIa ifsnrl
Hale. to take place on Thursday. June
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vocal and instrumental music, was very
fine. The rccitations given by Miss Kate
puller were enjoyed by all. Miss Will
liams, of Norfolk, added very much TO
the pleasure Of the occasion by her beau
tiful vocal selections, appreciated by all
who attended. The ladies in charge
are very grateful to their friends for
assistance and wish to thank each one
for their help.
Circulars Sent Out.
The Fitzhugh Lee Monument Associa-
ton has had circulars printed and has
sent out about 10000 throughout the
State the South and other parts of the
United States. The circulars have n
good picture Of General Lee on the cover.
The circular letter contains the follow
ing paragraph of interest which says:
1.-THE association proposes to erect an
equestrian statue, the cost not TO exceed
thirty thousand dollars, and hopes to
unveil it during the jamestown Expo
sition year-1907.'
Summer School of Art.
The summer art school so success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

Invitations have been issued for the
GWyi!n Fox. the popular and accom-.
nliShsd daughter OF the Rev, and Mrs.
u. ". Fox Of Edgar. King William
county TO Or. Luther Terrell Head, Of
aatoilne county. 10 take place in Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

Miss r. l.. Faulkner. who has been
teaching school at Golansvillc.s Va. has
closed her school for tlya session. and is
spending some time with friends In Rich
inond. Later Miss Faulkner will visit
her relatives in SpptsylYania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

Miss Lizzie Samuel Is spending the
summer with her sister, Miss Nellie Sam
nel, At Welches. Ma.
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Mis- Margaret QuinhY iarynkln, ,of
Bedford City, has Issued Invitations to
the marriage of her sister, Miss Henri
eta Quinby to Mr. Robert Claiborne
Hale. to take place on Thursday, June
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Invitations Issued.
Personal Mention

:, MISS ;Pcarle A. Motley. of Atlanta, Ca.
20 v'sstihs her friend, Miss Lucy NJ. Lin
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Studio Demonstration.

The Graphic Music System was demon
/ strated by the music class of Miss Lucie
| S. Cunningham and her assistants, Miss
salle Purycar and Miss Bessie Lee Ell
!, lett. at their studio, No. 80; East Grace
t,Street, Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-03

! No bed so rich in comfort were YOU sick
or were you well;
I NO song so sweet in melody as that which
. softly fell
! From lips whose kisses banishel every
shadow or mishap-
ibid childhood have, a better place for yo'l
than mothers lap?''
w. D, n, in the Chicago Tribune.
The sun., 1905-11-12

came on proved unsuccessful. and the cops
then called almost every transportation line
in the city on the telephone. None had no.
ticed a Cingalese about their terminals
Then various theatrical agencies were
hailed, and the Hippodrome people were
asked il they knew where any bunch OF
Cingalese we're housed. Nothing doing.
Hub er's Museum was next bothered
They had troupe Of Cinga lese acrobats at
the museum year ago and the watchman
remembered that the troupe boarded some
where on Twelfth street, but he didn't know
just where. Two policemen were sent TO
vass. They did, but found no Cingalese
Finally the police in the Bureau OF In
formation decided they could do no more
for the present than put their charge to
bed. Then came another dispute. They
had no right to look him up, as he wasn't
charged with any crime. A resourceful
cop went out to see what he could do in the
way Of getting lodging place for the dusky
son Of Ceylon. He found the manayement
OF Bowery hotel willing TO house him.
Before sending the Cingalese to bed the
cops carefully removed from his person
such articles OF value as might attract
watch and chain and several articles OF
jewelry
All this was placed in safe, and then a
galese had many yards OF silver chain.
This was wrapped about his body, and
attached TO the chain was a medal Of some
sort. The Cingalese evidently priced this
highly, for he didn' like to be parted from it.
He was, however, and at a late hour this
morning he was lt9orted to be snoring
peacetully~>
The sun., 1905-11-12
ANY ONE LOST A CINGALEsE?
Wont Brother Jayamansala Please Rid
Cops OF Him.

Cops OF Hin.
A Cingalese who couldn't find his people
gave the cops in the Bureau Of Information
at Police Headquarters all kinds of trouble
last night when they attempted to steer
him back to safety. AS nearly as the COPS
could learn, he was member Of troupe
of acrobats who have been appearing with
the Pawnee Hill show, which closed in Cam
on, Ohio, several days ago.
The troupe came to this city, leaving the
man behind them because he was i'll. He
recovered and started for this city, and
got here some time yesterday-the police
couldn't learn just when.
He had expected some Of the troupe to
meet him, but was disappointed.
The police had to get all this informa-
tion by means Of signs, grimaces, grunts
and very, very little English that he knew.
In his pockets was found letter on which
was written IS. v. Jayamangala."
Asked if that was his name the Cingalese
went through few stunts, from which the
cops deduced that it was the name OF his
brother. One Of the policemen was about
TO record this name as the name Of the lost
one, when he was reminded by another
cop that In soma countries even brothers
names weren't always the same. Then the
cop who was about to record the name
conceived an idea.
BY going through series Of facial gyra-
tions and bodily Calisthenics he got the
Cingaese to understand that he wanted
him to shout out his own name. The mix
ture Of sylla bles that came from the dark
skinned stranger didn't sound ANYTHING
like the name that was on the letter or
like anything else that the cops could un-
derstand. ...
Z. All efforts to find out what railroad he
The sun., 1905-11-12
OPEN SHOP FOR FOUNDERS.
National Association TO Take Steps to
Oppose Union Labor.

The ninth annual convention of the Ma
tional Founders Association will be held in
the Hotel Astor on Wednesday and Thursday
next. The members Of the association
employ $4,000 skilled and unskil!ed men in
the foundries throughout the country and
will adopt policy in line with the present
open shop movement.
The call to the convention designates
the efforts Of the unions in the trades to
organize the men all over the country
as menace. Thirty union organizers,
it says, are in the field and so distributed
that they can reach any part OF the United
States and Canada in few hours. The
National Founders Association. it says
shonld continue its organization until its
strength and effectiveness are equal to that
of the union.
The organization Is to indorse a policy
by which the employers are to judge whether
they shall employ men by the piece or time
system.
The sun., 1905-11-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Highest Prices paid for pawntickets, diamonds
pearls, watches and jewelry. H BAUM. .223 Bowery
WATER CURTAIN FOR FIRES.
New Protective System on Abraham &
Strauss Store Is Tested.

The new sprinkler system which the
Brooklyn firm Of Abraham 4 Straus has in
stalled on the Gallatin place side of its store
had successful test yesterday morning
in the presence Of a crowd Of about 1000
persons, including insurance men, fremen
and officers Of the city government. In
less than half minute after the water was
turned on the entire seventh story wall
was covered with an immense curtain Of
water through which flames could not pos
sibly have penetrated. In the ten minutes
in which the test was continued 1920 gal
Ions Of water we're discharged from the
pipes on the side Of the building.
The equipment includes a $4,000 gallon
cistern and two fire pumps. Two six inch
pipes from the ground to the roof are the
main feed pipes and from them, running
over the windows on every floor, Is a series
of distribution. pipes two inches in diam
eter. Attached to each distribution pipe
is a nozzle which throws a fan shaped
stream that covers large area.
The store is the first in Brooklyn to adopt
the water curtain method OF protection
from fire, and 1t is probable that the system
will be installed on the Hoyt street side Of
the building.
The sun., 1905-11-12
NEW INTERNATIONAL BANK
'~med In Paris to Sell American Securl.
ties in France.

!, 4Ie banque Franco-Americaine, backed
" french, American, Swiss and Italian
,.a'A' ~ has been organized in Paris,
wa capital Of 50 00o, ,0oo and will sell
neF'Gan securities through country bank
sn .ss = rance In this city the chief hackers
Game .ae Hanover National Bank, the Trust
e. GnWEanY WrnYi OF America, Rudolph Kleybolte &
william Read & Co and C. D. Barney
4, ~ ~, ., u Scudder, who recently resigned
sueasurer OF the Trust Company of
bv.ca' b6va Will be the American represen-
The sun., 1905-11-12

SIS Caronia, from Liverpool for New York.
SIS fuerst Bismarck. from Genoa for New York
SIS La Touraine, from Havre for New York
SIS Noordam. from Rotterdam for New York
SIS St Paul, from Southampton for New York
SIS Rhein. from Bremen for New York
SIS Finland from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Astoria, from Glasgow for New York.
SIS Republic, from Naples for New York.
The sun., 1905-11-12

<N~No
WEST End BANK,
Office Of the Organization Committee,
63.65 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.


bylne
ND COMFY ISLAND
k cashe.
FRED JENKINS
I.
The sun., 1905-11-12
SALT LAKE SHAKEN.
Earthquake Sends People Scurrying
Damage Slight.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. ll.-Salt Lake
was shaken by short but distinct earth
quake at $50 o'clock this afternoon The
disturbance lasted only about three seconds,
but that was sufficient To send hundreds
OF persons in great confusion from Office
buildings in the business district
The wave appeared to pass from west
to east. The actual damage was slight.
The sun., 1905-11-12

SAILED FROM roREroS PORTS.

SIS New York, from New York at SOUTHAMPTON
SIS Friedrich der Crosse, from New York al Cher.
The sun., 1905-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NISIATlrRE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Sun riscs..,.6Ss sun Sets ii2 Noon rises 527
HloH WATER THIS DN.
Sandy Hook 7l9 GOV. Island Isl Hell Gate o44
Arriyed-SATURDAY, Nov. II.
SIS La Savole, Havre, Nov. l.
SIS Philadelphia Southampton, Nov
SIS Main, Bremen, oct. 80.
SIS Nenetia, Hamburg, Oct 20.
SIS Shelkh, Cardiff Oct. 25.
SIS Coamo, Ponce, Nov. /.
SIS Freke, Ba racoa Nov. l.
SIS Phocbus, Baltimore Nov q.
SIS indianapolis, Montreal. Nov. g.
SIS Arapahoe. Jacksonville. Nov. 6.
SIS Monroe, Norfolk Nov. 10
SIS Aragon. Georgeto va s. c., Nov. g.
The sun., 1905-11-12

hcn n,e,eipts from customs to-day were $3.50, ,2as;
eNtI revenue, Sl.l02 ,662, and misc llAneous
ues Ho 'Ssi Ss"oHal bank notes received for redemp-
g NoysSa statement Of the United States Treasurer
The sun., 1905-11-12
II. E. GIBBS 4 co.
90 State Street Boston.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
once OF the Treasurer, New YORK, Nov. H. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the Principal Of the
First Mortgage Seven Per Cent. Bonds Of the Syra-
euse, .,s,n geneva e Corning RaiTay Company. ma;
after that date az the ONCE OF the Farmcrs Loan
Trust Company, ~ William Street. New York.
EDWARD l. R0SSlTER. Treasurer.
The sun., 1905-11-12
DHLY TREASURY STATEMENT

kc.in,, ..oIIoN' Nov. 1.-THE statement OF the
SAa expenditures OF the Government shows:
feeen. I'M. dap Thty nop,h. FiscdI vso,.
ttDerdiI,,,,. Nlg?.iiA Sls,6si,242 3oi6l ASS
N'ufes i9S0,oo0 l0,3l0,O0O 2sl,eoa OH
The sun., 1905-11-12

Liquidation OF sc altered speculative hold
ings was the cause assigned for the weak
ness in Louisville and Nashville. There was
some buying of this stock few weeks ago
on the expectation that the raising of the
quarantine regulations in the South would
be followed by a movement of consdera-
ble proportions. but the advance failed
to materaize and some who had bought
at that time were forced to sell on account
of the more unfavorable conditions now pre-
vaiine in the money market.
The sun., 1905-11-12

MONEN-We furnish any amount 10 Dc, elop
good INVENTIONS. OF ideas Apply INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT CO.. 80 Fast 18th ST., room g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
FOGERY CHARGED.
Young Man Under Arrest-Fatal
Accidental Shooting.
(speciol Ia The Times- DJspat ch J

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 81
Young Vincent Hnssell n 2o-year-old
clerk In the auditors Office OF the ship
yard here. is under arrest, charged with
forging the names OF John G. LlVezey.
auditor OF the shipyard company. and
s.. S.ArchIbald, an cmploye OF the ship.
yard. 10 note for $40, which, II Is charg-
Cd, he attempted to negotiate at one
or the local banks. Hassell was baileu
In the sum OF $3.50 for his appearance
z In court next Tuesday. f
b Neither Mr.. Liyezey nor Mr.. Archibald
desires TO prosecute the young man. the
after going upon his bond. Hasscll was
married about twelve months ago. fig-
,lring In an clopcment to North Caro-
lima.
William Erpenback, drummer In the
Soldiers Home Band was taken TO the
Soldiers Home Hospital yesterday with
bullet wound through his body, and
died there to-day. Erpenback was clean
Ing n 3s-caibrc revolver when 1t was
discharged The bullet entered the left
breast at tho nipple and came out at MS
back, passing through the lung &c.
missing the heart by narrow margin.
the coroner pronounced the shooting an
accident. :,
The protected cruiser Charleston VIII
leave the shipyard here August 2ith
for the Norfolk navy yard. where she
will be turned over to the United states
government. There she will be changed
into a flagship. She will have Tying
bridge and admiral's quarters added 10
her equipment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
ENLARGE GREENSBORO.
A Big Deal in Progress at That That:
Thriving Place.
Especial to The s-Dlspatch,)

HE5as. (SpcClnll 10 IH6 q{11IuCo~A~AoPhtS''I
GREENSBORO, N. c., Aug, b.-Milll-
kan & Balm. real estate dealers. have just
closed big land deal With party OF
Norfolk r and Philadelphia capitalists.
${ These men are going to develop the prop
ertyt and build a Southwest Greensboro.
1t embraces land on the West Lee Street
extension, south of the railroad, and rum
ring through the Keely farm property,
two miles and a half from the city CEN
Ter, south OF the fairgrounds and near
The Southern Railway shifting yards a t
Pomona.
Mr. w. r., Land and G. w. Jennings
celebrated their first days opening OF a
Joint real estate business by purchasing
n Mr. Isaac Ernhardt of Spencer, q
valuable lot OF land near the Spencer
Depot, paying $4,000 for 1t. There is
about forty acres in the plot.
There was CONSERVATION In the camp
or the Madison county colony who hold
Federal offices in this city this morning
when the news came that Madlson's big
Giant and noted athlete, Tom Frisbee,
had been completely winded and defeated
III n wrestling match In Ashevllle last
night by a little Jap,
Burglars broke into the general mer-
Rchandise store OF Charles Dewitt, on
Walker Avenue. last night and made a
hig haul of goods No trace Of, them has
Yet been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
DENIES she TRIED
TO M|| MURDER a SISTER /:
A Statement From Mrs. Addie
Jordan, Now In New Kent
Jial.
Especial to The s.Dlspatch)

NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, VA, All
gust 6--Mrs. Addic Jordan, once Mrs
3samuel rtllysoi, and the present widow
OF DR.. j. G. Jordan, Of tho city OF Rich
n,ond. Is being held In New Kent county
jail charged with assault with intent
K to XIII her elder sister, Miss Ellen Ba'-
klhs. Mrs. Jordan was visited by your
correspondent to-day. and was IN flne spr-
Its. most agreeable, and seemed salts
bail very soon.
An article In The Dispatch was
read to her. In which she seemed sur
prlsed to know that her sister had made
such statements concerning her. Il
She said with reference to the matter:
My sister persuaded me to- go With
& her TO the woods to gather n few ber-
res to take With me to Richmond, and
when we left her home she seemed
most friendly towards me, and in that
way cndeavored to persuade me to re-
main with her In the country and not
rot,irn to the city. thought 1t strange
that she should want met to go With her
into the woods, she knowing that !. fully
Intended to leave at IL o'clock for tho
city, and never dreamed Of her. lnten-
ton until she took exception Mt re-
mark I made not so much for her good.
but for Il the good Of my children, and
then drew forth d hammer, which she
had concealed, and attempted to strike
mes with It, / managed to wrench tho
hammer from, her, ana while she had me
down, choking me severely, I hit her
several blows on the head. j
at wa not my Intention to kill her
or to do her any bodily harm except l
thought It nothing more than right for
me protect myself and I used the ham
3lner for my protection. l deny most en-
'phatcally that ever demanded any mon
ey of her; such a thing is perfectly alb
surd for knew she didn't have any
money at home, and I didn't think she
had any anywhere else f5 Il B
Mrs. Jordan denied that the death OF
either husband, from which she got sew
jcral thousand dollars Insurance, aroused
any suspicion. She stated that the doc
tors attributed the death of her first
husband. Mr.. Samuel I1llyson, to heart
trouble, and that OF DR.. Jordan to apo
5plcxy. Mrs. Jordan also stated that she
has been a Woodworking woman all her
life, and that the money she got from
the insurance was used to support and
educate her children
She says that her sister Is woman Of
sungovernable; temper and would probably
have killed her had she not gotten hold
of the hammer In time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
CAROLINE MONUMENT.
Cornerstone Laying Thursday to
Be Made An Interesting Event,
Especial to Tho lmes-Dispatch)

S0AHSA ~ N~"yH 'N6 = $500 SA~J -
Be Made An Interesting Event,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,)
BOWLING GREEN VA Aug. 5.--The
laying OF the cornerstone \ Of, Caroline
County Confederate Soldiers Monument
will, It is expected, take place August
10TH
The Bowling Green Cha pier. u. D, c..
has appointed the following members Of
tho Chapter committee of reception,
Mrs r. O. Peatross, Miss Lou Glnssel,
Miss Maud Broaddus and Miss Blanche
Coghil, These ladies will be at the Lawn
Hotel and the visiting. Daughters are
requested to report to the committee. at
this place, and their comfort and pleas
ure will be assured, il
AT tho last meeting OF Bowling Green
Chapter, 1t was unanimously agreed to
give 5000 towards the first payment made
on the monument, The DAUGHTERS of
the Confederacy here VIII, at their own
expense, furnish ten pieces of Iardella's
Band. OF Richmond, to play during the
day.
The railroad company will very kindly
stop train No. IS In order that the
band may return to Richmond In time
to playgiin the park that night, Tho
Bowling Green Chapter will sell re-
freshments and dinner will be served
by the veterans and their friends, tho
proceeds to go TO the monument fund,
It is. hoped that Senator Danlel may be
able to make The address. He has prom-
ised to come II possible.