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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
last DAY S SESSION.
Of EAST. Hanover
Interesting Reports Are (. Sub
mitted to the Presb ytery
in Petersburg.
(sp.e,cia, to The Times Dispatch, J Ri

PEnERsBU VA. April 13.-E,ass
Hanover Presbytery began its last Day :, "a
.ercises conducted by Mr. GervasiS storrs:. I
81 R is,sHIn s. Campbell made al, address
on the work Of the Bible Society OF vir.::sss
gina and q q
mentioned &lbv \ Mr.. Campbell WAS { hat
this society has Just issued the cheap-sl
the
selling for ono CEN. q co y.
The following facts arc cleaned from
Schools !: The number 81 Sabbath schools
GERS ana teachers, bs4 8: scholars. =;
church, i 81; contributions for current ex-sS
Spenses, 81, O75 foreign missions, $Sl0 ;s
home missions $275t Sunday school m So
sion 81 work, s. other causes, sso; stotal.
The committee on the 100th anniversary
OF the Prcsbytery repo
#byteries Of West Hanover and N v
8to&5unite withSlt, on, Decem bers.1. NO:
~ l5ot n ,7
that the celebration be in the form Of
sappro priate services held IN ne n Eirsss
Church, richmond; hat the ne .ioilGyWVng
arrangements: Rev.. J...ssP Smith, %.
REV. 4. r. Epes. D.; sss SCI
next
May. were elected as fol lows }: NJ inisters.Ss
REV. W. NIcC. White D. d., and Rev.
NV Rosebro, ID. d.: al ternates, Rev.
2 Russell Cecil; d. D, and Rev. "a CALVIN
Stewart. ID. DIS ruling elders. Mr.. Geo.
If, FI5aw and Mr. saw. Someryille; al-ssss
Mr.. j. C.. Banks and Dr. 81 p
Byrd Church. In Goochland county. was 3
selected ms the place for the fall meet
ing. and October 10th, at $50 P. az
The Home Mission Commlttee's report
showed amount on hand at the begin
ming Of the year to have been $946.lS, 4
amount received durin & the year. g 800 .46 s; 81
amount spent In the Presbyter s, 81
amount sent to- Synod, COMMITTEES
$sl4: 70: leaving q balarlce in the treasury
From the stats Teal report he follow.
ing facts are gathered: The Pr sbytery
consists OF S33 churches, It has 80 preach
ers 4 licentate. 10 ca ndidates for the
ministry, 139 ruling elders, ITO deaconsssS
There were added to the churches during
the year sl3 on profession Of faith and e5s
The M s number
@ ;Iaa S5ifptzed ID Infants Sap
non COMMITMENTS. SOL; officers and
teachers In Sunday schools. 494 q scholar
1888. Tho contributions were for foreign
missions. 1904; Assemblys home mis-
sions. 1924: local home missions. $5S7 q
colored evangellzatioh. sol !; ministerial
and sunday school mIssIon. work ,r
Sil7; pastors salary paid. SCI, OK; $congTe-si
gational. $2as+8; miscell aneous, s. $780,
total, so, 107, an average of $l1.97 for eaetl
member Of all the churches. # Il S5sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
CHAMBER takes "A | E! I.
STRONG ACTION.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

E Mr.. w. "A. crenshaw presented the re-
port Of the Committee on Annexation,
which was accompanied BY the resolution
printed above. IS
This was earnestly opposed by Mr.. A.
Bierne Blair. Mr.. Blair told the Cham
Der how he had labored for the success
Of the body. and he declared he had a
right to speak on all questions coming up
for discussion. He said he had secured at
least dozen votes for the Anderson Dill,
and was proud OF 1t. 8
y Mr.. Blair invoked the business methods
of.:thc eight men who had voted for the
Mills substitute. and calling them by
name. he said their superiors were not in
the Council. or in the city.
Press Denounced.
Fl He denounced the course OF the press
In the matter as base and unmA,lly, and
appealed to the Chamber to come TO the
defense OF those favoring the Mills sub
stitute, and to shield them from the I'm :
warranted attacks Of the press,
Mr.. Blairs speech was about along the
lines OF all others made by himself on
the subject, and his whole fight was for
the contracted lines OF the Mills substi-
tute He was vigorous in his denuncia-
ton Of the press on tho subject, and de-
clared that the papers had basely misrep-
1esented the whole proposition. The speech
OF Mr.. Blair. was a TRADE OF abuse. which
apparently found little sympathy
City Officers Quoted.
The speaker quoted .Mr. Rhowles and
Mr.. Boiling rs saying that gns and water
improvements. now necessary, would cost
so much that the city could not afford
to annex moro territory at this time Mr..
Blair spoke as though all his personal eff
fects were involved In the scheme, but his
remarks fell like a wet blanket upon his
hearers, for nearly every man present Ia
vored the broader view Of annexation.
The speaker was severe in his stric-
lures upon the Progress Committee, and
he denounced them as sneaks, towards
and slanderers OF the meanest type. He
had given up his private business for
days and days in order to serve tho city.
and he desired to resent what he called a
base and slanderous attack upon himself
and his eight colleagues, who were all
honest men.
Chair Took a Hand,
Here the chair interrupted Mr.. Blair
and reminded him that while all his
vigorous attacks upon the Progress Com
mittee might be correct, yet the Cham
her had a great deal OF business to dis
pose OF and he must confine himself to
the question at issue,
Mr.. T.. q, Morris reminded Mr.. Blair
that he evidently did Northumberland the
purporte OF the resolution. The fire thu,
was poured on the member at the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
KOREAN. |, REBEL BAND !.
ATTACKS MISSIONARY.
IlRy Assoclated Press. }

l1sIl ~ x Ey NHsDclhteFt I'IesH.
VERSAILLES. ny. April IL. pr. Wiley
FL lrorsythe formerly Of Versailles. Who
recently attacked by band OF Korean!
rebels according to advices received here
and horribly wounded. :, 4, 4 ,.,ts,
terror to attend u Korean gentleman who
had been shot BY robbers. He stopped
for the night at the village Of Man p;
into - fy the Rebels and Forsythe, being!
,,nE was at thelr mercy. HisEskylt
was fractured one OF his ears severed !,AI :
and he received other dangerous WOUNDS! ..n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Will Not Meet Tonight.

Mrs. Norman v. Randolph announces
that the report of a special meeting to
be- held d. at Lee Lee Camp Hall Tonight IN con-
neotion with tho fund raised by the
Daughters OF the Confederacy and the
iohnson's island movement Is erroneous.
Il,e committee In charge Of this fund OF
some 5000 Will meet later to consider the
matter OF a Donation. but not Tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
GENERAL ADVANCE \.
IN PRICES OF BEEF
\ fBy Associated Press,

Rs ~ (Ey ASSIGNMENT FressJ
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 1s.-Prloes Of beet
have advance In every Important market
paying the advance price, which to him
represents several cents per! pound over
what he paid up 70 ten days, ago. swift
e Co., Armour s. Co. and Nc olson. Morris
retail markets OF Chicago or to any other
market OF the country during. the last
month and a. half except With g loss, This.
Ike e fact ''f That the breeders OF stock and
the handlers Of range cattle have been
holding back on supply unit the grass Of
the range becomes nourlshing. "a i{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
MANY Other. Speakers.

Mr.. Mededith was loudly choered when
he resumed his seat and Colonel John
8. Purcell offered q resolution. which
he thought might satisfy both sides.
Mr.. Blair accepted Colonel Purcells
substitute but Mr.. Meredith, speaking
& Mr.. Bowe spoke again and tho burden
of his remarks was that manufactures
outside OF the city did not desire to come
Mr. 8 W Trayers spoke , 1os Colonel
may be able to property improve.
4 MI. w. W. FIardwcke supported the
committees heport, and he was loudly
He said according to the views Of
city " lines Should BE- contracted rather.
than expanded.
Help the Howitzers.
The report OF tho committee was earp-
estly advocated by Mr.. LIZ. Morris.
Colonel Purcell Withdrew his substitute
facturing enterprises in Richmond.
e Colonel Purcell spoke eloquently for a.
broader city and his remarks received
the most liberal applause
jected and resolution offered by the COM
mittee was adopted
The Chamber adopted a resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Freeman TO cooperate with
the Howitzers In their efforts to secure
guns from the Federal Government The
foIownTg new wfEe Shoe
Company. Williams, Williams and Reid
fGnc5. the Lexington Hotel Company and
McCabe, Reid and Company,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
NEGRO Attempted Suicide.

David blackwell. colored. In a 1T of nolan
choiy on account Of III health, cut his throat
from, ear to ear yesterday morning, committing
the deed ct No. 1917 Beverly Street., where
he has been staying since coming from his
home in Lunenburg county. Blackwel's knife
was dull and to this and the attention OF
the7 ambulance surgeon DIR, Perkins, no owes
his fe He is getting along very we'll at the
HoaDltal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
SUFFERS "A RELAPSE
-(BY .AssocIWtod Press.

WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. April 10.
Joseph Jefferson. tho distinguished actor.
is III mt his homo here, He returned a
few days ago from a fishing trip, slightly
Ill, His condition to-day was such that
1t was thought advisable to Gull In ans
other physician. DR. Worley, OF st. Aus
gustine, was sent for and visited him
to-day, 1t Is believed that Mr.. Jeffer-
sons condition Is not such as to cause
alarm. except for his age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
.LO[CATE COLONY Of;
CATHOLICS !. c. J IN WEST
Z y MOI Y J 7777N lI9-7T77
(Ry Associated Press. \

sss (By Associated Prcss.)
MEMPHIS TENN, April IA commercial
Appeal special from Cairo, III, says that one
hundred thousand acres OF land near SIkeston,
Mo-, has been purchased by q company headed,
by Archbishop Glennon, of st, Louis. and will
BIO used to locate o. colonysof Catholics from
New York and New Orleans The company
has q capital stock OF 81 000,0 00
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Mr.. Meredith Speaks.

Hon. c.. v. Meredith spoke for tho re-
port Of the committee and for the, rasol,l-
ton offered by the Committee on Annexa-
tion. .{ssSi
iMr. Blair, who had interjected speeches
ho had spoRe ga ne SIDE der
took to interrupt MI. Meredith, but when
the chair a sked p Mr. Meredith II he
would Yield he sdecinred emphatically II
will not" and Mr. Blair fell bach into
his seat with a look OF hopelessness on his
face. Mr.. Meredith spoke earnestly for
broader lines and for the resolution OF
his committee. simply asking for territory
where manufacturing sites could be se-
cured with proper railroad facilities. He
had no dream that the broader. lines would
be adopted. Every one knew these lines
were dead, but he said no one could look
upon the zg-zag lines of the Mills plan
and fail to see that there was politics In It.
Il The speaker said he believed there
would be a fair and reasonable COM
promise measure brought In. and he
.thoughtit would be unwlse to pass the
slbatttuta introduced by Mr. Rowe. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
SELL THE MEYER RESIDENCE.

Messrs. j. B. Elan and Company VIII
sell that very valuable, elegantly located
and attractive detached brick residence,
No. o West Grace Street. this afternoon on
at s O'Clock The lot Is thirty-one feet
vide ana has a depth OF $50 feet. This
property would suit q physician admlra-
bly,. rents WELL thus appealing to inye q
tors, or would make a. deligh1ul private
home. IT Is now owned by the estate OF
julius Meyer. and was his residence :, az
the time Of his death NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Baseball Yesterday.

y. At New York: Manhattan, I; New York eNa.
81 At baltimore: New York. 2; Baltimore. l..
AT Annapolis. Md: University OF North Car
olina, f5;' st. Johns College. L. &c
II Al Winston Salem. N. c.: Davidson College,
Is: Agricultural and Mechanical College. J.. Is
as5At philadelphia: Dckcnson College, 3: UNI
!yersi.y OF Pennsylvania, 4. (Thirteen innings).i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
TO REFER NATTER TO ].
COURT At RICHMOND
(By Associated Press.)

Y WASHINGTON. April la,-The taking
OF dispositions In the case OF Baroness
m1.hsr e s MTs naysFG aSdden
standstili to-day on account OF objections
made BY Attorney Hayden to Mr.; Arm
strong's method of conducting the ex-
fov tic baroness, The particular ob1ec:
tion was made to the Introduction OF
letters, OF which there We're quite q nllM-
letters were inadmissahle, Mr.. Hayden
suggested the reference az the matter to
the court at Richmond Va Mr. ARM
strong assented, ana the 4furt her tagging
OF dep,sitiops was postponed until July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
STRIKE HOLDS UP FRUIT
ON WAY FROM SOUTH
(By Associated Press. )

~ ---1l- 1I-7 N
PHILADELPHIA, PA. April l3.-Alore
than two hundred Transfers, who are
employed to haul produce from the West
Philadelphia freight yards to- the Della
ware River front, went on strike to-day,
Cars loaded with fruit and vegetables
from the South are standing In the yards
and arc likely to spoil II the strike does
not soon end. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
slowed That the Chamber was not in sym

showed that the Chamber was r,otin SYM
patty with him.
Z Mr.. w. a. Crenshaw spoke for the re-
port Of the comf1littec and declared that
while tho Chamber stood for the princi-
nie OF annexation, tho body did rot de-
sire to dlctata any special lines. Tho
Chamber desired manufacturing sites and
did not believe tho Mills plan would at
ford tho desired relief.
Moved Adoption.
The Chamber did not now desire to die.
tate lines, but hoped the relief desired
would BIZ granted
Mr.. g. ". Woodward moved the adop-
ton OF the report and resolution OF the
COMMITTEES on Annexation, and Mr.. ". WI.
Bowe offered a. substitute. for which he
warmly. commended. The substityte simply
thanked the Council for Its efforts to ar
rive at n proper settlement OF the ques.
ton Of annexation
Mr. Bowe followed somewhat the lines
pursued BY Mr.. Blair, and he was hardly
less vigorous in his gtcnunciatlon OF the
press. He took the ground that news.
rapers had no right to say what Kind ct
clothing a man might wear In appearing
before the public. Ho said he had always
bee nndependent and expected to die so.
Mr.. James r.. Gordon spoke against the
substitute and warmly In favor OF the
report Of the committee. Mr.. Blair and
Mr.. Gordon becaIrle involved IN a. colloquy
OF some lengthy and the latter said that
Mr. Blair with his usual degree Of exc
Stravagance' had overstated the PROPOSE
ton, and finally on point. Of order, raised
hy Colonel Purcell. tho chair ruled Mr..
Blair out OF order. .Nrc.5etl iii lsHe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Hold Service This Evening.

Sir Moses Montiflort will hold services
to-day at $40 P. NJ, at the "sir Moses
M Mth aermon rybb by .ReS. II, NJ Heller. The
subject will he 1.-THE Temple"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
M. Gregg Speaks Tonight,

theiinternatlonal COMMITTEES will speak az the
W M. q. 'X Hail this evenns at $40 o. clock,
The theme will be t"rhs EmploysS Mans
chance3 Members OF the Richmond Ednca-
Zion Association have been sspeclal|y invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
NEGRO KILLS THREE
With A SINGLE SHOT
7fRy AssocIatcd. Press. !

!By Assoeated, r Z esi ,ac,,ol n
the Constitution from sawnsboro. Ga,
SAYS thu Il at a negro frolic, IA few miles
in the country. a negro. whose name Is
not known. fired Ay y en-, F rf1e
negroes were dancing, killing two women
and one man with one shot. He then
made his escape. nv 5s54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Mr. Belcher's Bereavement.

Mr.. Robert Henry Reloher and family OF
No T6 Hui Street Manchester. have the
sympathy Of their friends IN the deathl last
Thc funeral will take place from the home
this afternoon at 8 O'Clock. conducted by Rev
p w Cirldlin t48 l54tt' sft 9etlFI4 i&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Albernarle Paper Company.

ING !rSn TNenr b nor Wan,,fac-
turing Company was held onIycste/day
Tho officers Of the company presented
their reports OF the operations for the
year, which closed March s1st, which
were accepted by tho stockholders.
NO business OF bubble interest was
transacted further than tho reelection OF
to serve the company for the coming
yenr. lsgel. sl5i ri 2, e84 Hlt &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Earthquake in Iowa, i.

(By Associated Press.) 81. d
KEoKIIS. iowa. "A rll 3 STA slight
earthquake was felt an and Y neapg lfeo-
kuk h 10 % clock to-day. Buildings
were shaken, but no serious dana sc was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

r. M. ALI; w. y. i, I.
II j. Especial to Tho Times DispatchJ
RI FRONT ROYAL, VA, Il April 10. randolph
Macon Academy. IL; Warren Light Infantry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Anti-Cigarette Bill Now Law.

(By Associated Press
MADISON. WIS. April 1S.--Governor
Robert M, LaFollette to-day signed the
anti-cigarette bill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

Hanover Presbytery began Its last days
session this morning wi tn devotlo al ex--
crcises conducted by Mr.. Gervas Storrss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

p Mr.. Bowe spoke again and the burden
outside OF the city did not desire to come
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHlNERv Of every capacity and de-.
serlptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RiVETeo PIPES for irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular attsn.
ton paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
Desires Directions
Regarding Lands

Bruce Cartwright, trustee under the
will Of Emma Kalereonalani, has
brought bill Of revivor and supple
inent against Queens Hospital, corpo-
ration, Bruce Cartwright, administra-
tor of the estate of Albert Kunuiakea,
apd A. N. Campbell, administrator OF
the estate Of Mele l.. Kunuiakea.
The plaintiff wants directions as to
whether the following lands should be
turned over to the Queens Hospital or
not
!. Land on Queen, Richards and AL
akea streets, Honolulu, known as Hue
hue, described in X. p. 67OS to Kane
hameha Ill, and h. p 5729 to Kaumuo-
hua.
2. Land situated at Waikiki, Oahu
known as Kalua o Kau, and described
in l.. C. A. $3.50 to Lunalilo.
3. The land of Mahunui and Aa, sit
uate at Kaneohe, and the same prem
ises conveyed to her by Kapu.
4. Land situate on Maunakea street
described in r. p. 2647 to ]. Kaeo Oess
portion sold for street widening pur-
poses).
.. One-half OF the ahupuaa of Hala-
wa In Eva, Oahu, described in X. p
67l7 to Grace Kamaikui.
i. The rest, residue and remainder
Of the lands of Pahaku and Nauloi, sit.
uate on Maui, and described in X. p.
53s to Koahou.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
KOlOA NEWS NOTES
Especial to The Bulletin. |

Koloa. Kaui, Feb. 6.-B. Wagner,
overseer for II. A. Jaeger has moved
from Kukuiula to Puuhi, where the
new reservoir is being tuilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Spalding are
at present staying at Kukuiula.
Miss Emma Blake AMI Miss Hart
well, who have been visiting J. x,
Farley. returned 70 Honolulu last Sat-
urday.
Allan Boyle. formerly assistant
bookkeeper of the McBryje Sugar Co ,
has assumed the duties Of bookkeeper
for II. A. Jaeger He expects to go 10
Wainiha next week.
c. +. Miller. who has recently been
blood poisoned, is now able to be
around again.
Joseph Louis. formerly bartender ct
the Koloa saloon, was arrested for
gross cheat. The case will come up
Thursday.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Chairman gave a luau in honor
OF the first anniversary of the birth Of
their granddaughter. During the ar.
rival OF the guests the Kol0t band.
under the leadership OF d. X. Kapahee.
rendered several musical selections. Al
about 8 p. m. the guests were escorted
TO lanai built for the occasion. where
two long tables laden with Hawaiian
delicacies awaited them. After the lu.
au dancing was INDUCED in, ard wheu
the party broke up II was after mid
night.
Mrs. Fox Of Honolulu Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. A. Jasga-.
Mrs. Henry Blake has been appoiu. ed
superintendent Of the Koloa Sunday
school.
Mrs. John Noble Is the guest of Miss
Daisy l.. Neal
Miss Borchgrevink returned to Wal
mea last Saturday.
DIR. Cooper Of Honolulu has been
spending a few days In Koloa.
Mr.. Dempster of Lihue was a Kolna
visitor last Saturday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
REFINED SUGAR REDUCED.

New York. Feb. s.-All refined sugar
was reduced ten cents hundred yes
terday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
HANALEI. NEWS NOTES..

Hanalei, Kauai, Feb. G.-Mrs. Willis
returned Friday from Honolulu by way
OF Lihue.
Mrs. Deverill, who has been at Ii
hue for the last week, returned FIJI
day.
Mr.. c. II. Kluegel returned from Ii
hue. He goes to Wainiha to start in
on engineering work.
Since the I'd instant there has been
much rain In Hanaiei.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09

Alexander Macintosh petitions that
u. NJ. Won Holt be appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Alice Mackin-
tosh, deceased The estate is valued
al $3456.99, consisting of notes and
mortgages. $3.50; bonds. s210O; stock,
5000, and cash. $206.99.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
NEGOTIATIONS FAIL,

Christiana, Feb. s.-The negotiations
of Norway with Sweden for separate
consular representation have failed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-09
oREeNE.cAYNoR CASE.

London, February S.-The privy
rrivy council has decided the Greene
Gaynor case in favor of the United
States. Extradition will probably fol-
low.