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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-09

afe walked behind tire laRRine uiules,
EezE lrzE the breaker thro' Ire soil;
sfsrn were me early-fisIng rules.
ffera Fe3e The eyes 0f wifeiy toll.
Tfp switfen prairie hlossDmd fair
The I'D home faded from the scene;
fltr7 gauaa met the whsrring air
Deep porthes lent repose serene,
But wffh'ring brow and snowy tress
BeeDeak the early DAYS ~ strife.
And there's the deeper wrough Impress
The untold paihos OF the wife.
o Western mother, in thy praise
No artist paints nor poet sings
But from Thy rosary or days
Gods angels shape immortal wlngsl
National Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-09
Remaklna PLAYING Cards.

Berlin has started a new industry.
Old, stained playing cards, all those
slightly soiled which have only been
once or twice in use, are collected
from hotels, clubs and a hundred 9TH
eT establishments in Germany, Aus
tria. Hungary, Switzerland and are
cleaned and made as fresh as new.
They are carefully rubbed with ben
zine on both sides. and then. after
drying. placed ln presses where they
are rendered perfectly fat again.
They are then sprinkled over with
powdered rhitelead and placed in a
warm press, where they receive the
finish and shine lost in the fingers Of
the players. They +hen ind their
az into another press. where the
edges are carefully cut. Before being
put on the market they undergo, each
card separately. a careful revision to
see that they are all ~as good as
new"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-09
WITH H1NDO0 RITES
SERVICES HELD ~ sRiPMATEs
OVER DEAD coMPASlcK.

Strange Scene a. New York Morgr3
When Fellow Reiigionists rake
Part II Ceremonies Of Their Com
mon Fzith-Formsd Cross Around
Bier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
AGREDIDO

Lo fue liltimamente ell Jefe de la
Estaci6n del ferrocarril del Dorado,
por seis Il ocho indiyiduos armados
de palos. La cau4a de este hecho fu6
ell haber lido aquel 4 recoger la cana
que estos liltmos habian sacado de un
wagon, sin Su permiso.
Entire los agresores habia un indi-
viduo que portaba una varilla de hie-
rro, con la cual trat6 de agredir va
rias veces al jefe de la susodicha es.
taci6n, amenazandolo con matarle. Es-
te tuvo que recurrir un facultativo &
fin de que procediese q la cura de la
hemorragia que habian producido los
palos que recibi6 en- la espalda,
Del hecho deben tener va q esta
fecha couocimiento las autoridades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
tL GOBERvADOR WINTHROP
Ataques poI Ia espa|da

De un peri6dico local, transcribi-
mos la siguiente nota
sAseg1irase que han llegado q la
i>la copia, de cartas enviadas d los
EstadoS 'nidos, con objeto de desa-
credtar la gesti6n del gobernador
Winthrop en- Ell gobierno del pafs.S
No vamos hacer una defensa del
Gobernador. FL no la necesita.
Solo vamos censurar un proce-
dimiento que va no va solo contra los
prestigios del gobernador, sino que
tambien hace un daho immense q los
intereses puertorriqueios.
En- tiempos de Allen y de Hunt, tai
vez los mismos que hoy tratan de des-
acreditar ante el gobierno nacional la
obra de juata reparaci6n que esta rea-
lizando Mr., Winthrop, enviaban sus
cartas d Estados Unidos, consagrando
en- elias grandes elogios d la labor de
desgobierno decentralization que lle-
varon 4 cabo aquellos dos malos anne
ricanos,
Por este solo hecho, va pueden de-
ducir los hombres honrados en- Puerto
Rico, de la condici6n moral de los que
tales carta, escriben y remiten 4 Ia
metropoli,
Aver cuando ell pals protest6 de
los acto> realizados por Allen y por
Hunt Sc pretendio desmentir al pals,
trasmitiendose la naci6n informes
favorables para aquellos seflores.
Hoy, que Sc empieza q hacer algu.
ma justicia & IPuerto-Rico, Sc trata de
restar al Gobernador la confianza de
los poderes nacionales, apelandose pa
ra clio 4 la ventira al engaiio.
,Cudnta mezquindad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
DISTR|TO De LOS cR|MENES
batiendO e| record

A este disirito de Humacao, SO le
denomlna desde hace tempo el eds.
trito de Crfmenes,s no solo por los
muchos que en- 81 se cometen, sino por
que Ia mayorfa de ellos quedan impu'
mes. -.
vamos 4 hacer tres preguntas al
tau,aso captain Guerrero:
SPodrfa decirnos 81 ha capturado
ya al asesino del sefior Coca, hecho
ocurrido hacs bsstante tempo en- 81
barrio Luquillo, de Rio-graude?
AVA Demetrio Diaz que asesin6 &
Agustin Auffant, del barrio Buens.
vista, q ounce minutes dc Humacao?
aY 81 est&n en- la carcel todos los
autores y completes del asesinato del
senior Cordov6s Berries?
Este captain Guerrero, tan dill.
gente en- otras epocas para perseguir
federales, es una ineptitud completa
cuando de perseguir criminales &c
trata.
Y sinembargo; este 90 el Official
que goza de mayor induencia con el
jefe Hamill.
iLastima que no haya passdo el
bill do la policia!
X. X.
Humacao, Mario 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15

Anoche SO hicieron en- el teatro
pruebss de algunas intsresantisimas
vistas del Cinemat6grafo Kaurt, el
cual sera presentsdo & nuestro plblico
mafiana por primera vez.
Dicho aparato cinematografco es
de los mas modernos que Sc han ex-
hibido en- los teatros de Europa y Anne.
rica.
La empresa cuenta con una hume.
rosa y escoglda collection do vistas,
de todas clsses, entire las cuales llama.
ran poderosamente la atenci6n algu-
mas que representan aconteclmientot
dc gran celebridad historical.
FL Cinemat6grafo kaun 90 una
verdadsra novedad, que sabr& apre
ciar 81 culto pdblico de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
NOTAS Dc PONCE
4s
Hue|ga de braceIos

PONCE, MARIO IA. Aver por
la tarde tuvo lugar en- Ia plaza de las
Delicias el tsrcer meeting pdblico de
Ia ssrie que estSn dando aqui los Sc
flores Iglesia, Conde Storer.
En el meeting SO defsndi6 q los ira.
bajadores, manifestandose en- 81 que Sc
promoverfa una huelga desde Yauco
hasta Sauta Isabel, por Ponce. Pre-.
guntado al pueblo, por ell seiior Igle.
sias, 81 estaba dispuesto & secundar
esa gran huelga, el pueblo contest6
que 81. Ell meeting comenz6 q las cinco
de la tarde y termin6 cerca de las
ocho de Ia noche.
En- el meeting obrero de aver tarde,
el sefior Iglesias SO reHri6 al traba.
jador Andres Cuilbe que esta cum.
pliendo en- la csrceI de Ponce una con.
dsna lie tres meses de carcel, y dos
cientos pesos de multa por turbar la
pas pdblica, ex ,ltaado q los traba-
jadores para una huelgs. Ell orador
Rtac6 el hecho de la condena referida.
-Ss nos informa que el licencia
do Llorsos Torres ha establecido una
petici6n del Habeas Corpus, ante esta
Corte de Dlstrito, en- favor del traba'
iador Audres Guilbe, preso hoy on
Ia carcel de Ponce.
-En el meeting de aver dijo el Sr
fglesias que anochs se designarfan
en- 10 Federation Libre las comisione,
que habrfan de ir & los campos, desd,
Yauco & Santa Isabel, por Ponce, ,
promover Ia huelga general de qu,
hemos hab. ado antes. La huelga g.
refere q los trabaiadores de las ha
Ciendas de caflas.
Ell comisionado de emigration d
los Estados Unidos detuvo hoy al fran
ces Eugene Baicry, que hace alguno
meses desembarc6 en- Ponce y que Q
empleado del ferrocarril. Sc acusa
Baicry de haber infringido las leye
de emigration de los Estados Unidos
por haber vsnido contratado & Puert
Rico. Braicy dice que no es asf. T
comisionado do emigration es un amt
ricano.
FL Frances Baicry fu6 conducid
al Quartet de policfa por el comisions
do de emlgrsci6n. Este exigfa gu
Bsicry faese llevado ala cArcel; pei
el teniente Gaanll pidi6 para clio un
orden judicial. D,spues de una pole
mica sobre este, entire el comisionad
y el oacial, squsl fle por Ia order
que foe dada por el Fiscal de Ia Cor
dc Dlstrito, y Baicry est4 deteuidt
El Consul frances hs tom ado carts
On el asunto.
-Anochs Sc etsctu6 en- el teatl
10 fiesta en- honor dc Washing to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
UNA DANA MUL1AD

Aver SO vic en- 10 Corte municipal
la causa seguida contra los esposos
Axtmayer, acusades de turbar la paz
publica.
81 hecho denunciado que aparece
en- el sumario 90 ell siguiente. Ell del
corriente los esposos Axtmsyer pertur.
baron Ia paz en- el sitio dtnomlnado
xNiramar,s en- Santurce, en- reclama-
ci6n de intereres que le adeudaba r.
B. Vaughan.
Celebrado el iuicio verbal y oidos
los testigos, el sehor Axtmayer fue de.
clarado inocente, y multada con $25
la seflora de Axtmsyer.
El abogado seflor Falcon interpu'
20 apelaci6n ante la Corte de Distrito
por no estar conforme con la ssnten
Gle dictada on 10 Corte municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15

Aunque no pudimos asistir por eau.
sas fundadas, 90 nos informa que el
teatro estaba completamente lleno, y
que el programa SO cumpli6 estricta-
mente resultando muy amena la fun.
ci6n.
Ell indivlduo Jose Mogica lego
hoy & Ponce desde Arecibo, & caballo
Portaba un sable de los del ejercito
sspahol y fu6 denunclado en- virtud de
portar armas prohibidas. El juez 80.
dor Cssalduc le impuso cinco pesos de
multa y Mogica ha entrado en- Ia car.
eel & redimirlos. Ell caballo que mon.
taba 90 encuentra en- el patio del Guar.
tel lie policfa.
En- el pr6ximo vspor de los Es.
tados Unidos llegara & Puerto Rico 10
simpatica sefiorita poncefia Psq uita
Moret, que estaba en- Ntw York desde
el viaje de los maestros puertorriq ue.
nos & los Estados Unidos. La seiiori.
ta Moret es profesora y eiercio ell ma
gisterio en- esta ciudad durante tode
el curse pasado.
Ell obrero senior Medina atacs
al Conseio Executive en- un artfcult
publicado On sPaerto r COB, por i
de las leyes obreras pospuestas por {
Consejo: envuelve en- gu censura & 10
cinoo puertorriquehos de ese alt
cuerpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15

Ha empozado ell deSm0cte en- algu.
nos Departamentos; sobre todo en- ell
Interior.
Nosotros somos entraf1os al exec
so de empleonaania. Opinamos que de.
ben suprimirse los empleos inecesa-
rios; aquellos que solo figuran en- ell
presupuesto para refugio de ahiiados
y paniaguados,
Y que Sc rebaje ell sueldo 4 los que
trabaian POGO con relaci6n d 10 que
Sc les paga.
Pero va pareciendonos curioso que
esos empleos innecesarios resultan sim
pre- ocupados por puertorriquehos.
Ha,ta ahora no hemos visto que
en- esos empleos suprimidos aparezc;
, el de ning1n americana.
Estos por 10 visto, son bestias d
alquiler, que trabajan una barbaridad
Y cobran tabien barbaramente
Despues de todo, 10 bueno seria qu,
no quedara un puertorriquefio en- min
gun empleo pdblico.
Verian ustedes como enseguida 8
acababa la politica de partidos,
Il plM'iLus Uaium
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
C0MIS|ON De |NeEN|EROS
Para Ia estacijn naval

Pasado mahana llegari San
Juan la Comisi6n de lngenieros que
viene 4 estudiar por encargo del go
bierno las condicione, del puerto de
San Juan.
Acompaha d dicha Comisi6n una
hermana del Presidente Roosevelt; &
iran d recibirles d bordo comisiones
del Ayuntamiento, Camara de Conner
clio, Camara de delegados y Consejo
Executive.
Dichas comisiones trataran de de-
mostrar esos sehores la convenience
de que sea ell puerto de San Juan
elegido para la estacion naval.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
Alma Viva.

Vspor sCasilda.s Este buque tam
bien de 10 Norton Line, 80 despscha.
rG fnes del pr6x mo Abril del Rio
do 10 Plata y h ara esta escala, siem.
pre- y ccando Ia carga que obtenga ati
10 amerite,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15

Y nosotros preguntamos ccuan-
do Sc levantaron en- huelga los traba-
Jadores del norte no hubo igual mott
vo para que Sc declararan huelguistas
los del sur? I Porque no 10 hicieron
entonces? En- cambio ahora que los
del norte dieron por terminadas las
huelgas empiezan los del sur.
Entire esos propagandistas fgu-
ra Eduardo Conde, que Sc desato
en- un meeting en- improperios contra
la prensa los periodistas. Y estos
sehores, que tanto odian q la prem
sa, son los que Sc prochaman paladi
mes de la libertad y del progreso.
;Pobrecitos.. de espfritu A
la prensa puertorriqueha a la prensa
de partido, es q Ia que esos leaders de.
ben mas favores y atenciones. SQue
seria de ellos sin ell auxilio de la
prensa
Y pagan esos favores con impro.
perlos & insultos. Ingratos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
Pl|doIas Rosadas del DR.. Paniaqua

ms ronaysn" ANEAIA CLoRoSS No asm las ncOne ssva,
digestion ssmua apo digestive pll
amo sdad ura nci
o.
HRN7A 1oDAs PRzNczPALEs FARHA0LAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
CR0N!QU!LLA P0uT!CA

La prensa adversaria la empren-
di6 con tai furia contra la Camara de
delegados, que va ell tema va resultan'
do gastado. Quisieron aminorar ell
efecto que habian de surtir ciertas leyes
moralizadoras one signifcan una rec
tificaci6n de su politica y sus errores.
81 la Camara unionista no hubie-
ra obtenido NADIA mas que la libertad
deslos pueblos brutalmente anexados
por la venganza politica de los repu-
blicanos, esa obra le colocarfa d una
altura moral superior q la de sus ad-
versarios. Estos esclavizando pue-
bios nosotros dandoles la libertad.
En- todas las leyes presentadas por
nuestros delegados vese la tendencia
moralizadora que persigue nuestro
partido.
La ley declarando la incompatible
lidad de los cargos judiciales con ell
ejercicio de la abogacia persigue un
fin moral que ell pals ha de reconocer.
Tambien present6se un bill para
reformar y moralizar el cuerpo de la
policia, y 81 no es ley, culpa es de los
que no quieren que la policfa Sc con-
vierta en- un cuerpo que de prestigio
al pals; la policia habfa de quedar CO.
mo estaba; es decir, como un instru.
mento manejable al antojo de los iefes
y de los partidos polfticos. Pero dha
de culparse a la Camara que aprob6 e.
proyecto? No. Ell Consejo Executive
no 10 permiti6. Mas nosotros nc
desistimos de llevar, por medic d,
una ley, moralidad y orden es'
cuerpo. Y en- todas las legislatu
ras aparecera un proyecto en- es
sentido. No somos de los que no.
rendimos d las prfmera contrariedat
I6a la primera imposition del poder.
va vendra el juicio exacto de |;
labor realizada por la Camara, labor
moralizadora y patri6tica, como hast
ahora no Sc habia realizado.
Y callaran los maldicientes 10
despechados.
| wv
i Por Ponce andan los leaders socia
listas levantando huelgas en- las ha
niondaS do annnlln inri : dicci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15
VAPORES PROX|MOS

vapor <Etoras de 10 Norton Line,
esperase on nuestro puerto procedente
del dc Montevideo hacla Anes del %.
tual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-15

Por Ponce andan los leaders socia-
listas levantando huelgas en- las ha-
ciendas de aquolla jurisdiction.
Terminar IN las huelgas en- ell nor.
te de la isla y ahora empiezan en- el
sur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
IS REAL ESTATE SALES
Property Belonging to Two
Estates On the Market.

11essrs. ]. 3. Elam and Company, real
estate agents. have slated two very Inn
portant sales for the coming week. Not
for many months has such good selec-
ton OF real estate como upon the mar
ket, On tomorrow they will sell all Of
the real estate owned by the estate Of
the late DR., Richard s, Vest, for long
time prominent physician of this city.
The property to DO sold on that date
and belonging to tho Vest estate. con-
sists Of Fourth Street residence. near
CANDLES Fill Park, and three large brick
dwellings on Broad Street near oath.
On Thursday and Friday tho 10th and
10th insts. Messrs ELAN and Company
will sell all OF the real estate owned by
the estate OF the late r. Edgar Shine,
formerly a prominent druggist OF Church
HILL and also a member Of the School
Board from Marshall Ward. Tho real
estate to he sold by Elam and Company
for that estate consists of some unusually
attractive vacant lots. one on Grace
street near the Richmond College. one
at the corner OF Broad and Twenty
seventh Streets and the other on Thirty
second, between Broad and Marshall
Streets nenr Chimhorlzo Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
ANNEXATION CASES TO
Be LONG DELAYED \ !.

538 In all probn bility the annexation prop
.it,on nv which Richmond will extend us
boundary lines on every side save INC sl',
South viii not be heard in court unul
tha January session. Judge Garnet who
was annointed BY Governor MONTAGUE 10
sit IN tho Henrico Circuit Court and near
the question both pro and con, Is eA-
pectcd 10 DO in the c!tys by tomorrow
$''yet 1t will DO impract!cable. says CON-
monweath's Attorney Wcndenpurs, LOT
him to 20 into tho matter.
It was Impossible for Judge Garnett 10
he here last week. the time he was ex-
nected, and for the next week or two the
criminal docket OF the Circuit Court or
the county will occupy the attention OF
Judpe Scott. Commonw ealth's Attorney
Vendenburg yesterday wrote Judge Gar
nett that It would be lmp1ac ticablo TO
open the annexation question at TINS
term
No cases were set for last week and
the regular criminal grand jury was, al
journed over until Tomorrow. MT. Wen
dcnburg had Ill OF the criminal cases
set for this week, and the con fusion that
would result in a fnsstponelneht OF thelh
all would perhaps be great. for TINS Teh-
son 1t is regarded as entirely lmpronablo
that the proposed annexation scheme rby
which vlrginln's capital city IS 10 no
the largest city In the State. VIII DO
heard before the first of 1905,
& Mr.. Wendenburg said last nGht TINT
he would go to New YoT1t tonight to be
Como several days and no could nor see
how the annexation cases could posi-
bly, DO heard at this term OF the court
Nothing has been heard by him or the
court, he said.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
SADNESS BR0ODs DER
ENGLAND 5 THEATRES.
(BY Associated Press.l

Sss8i. 5b8t5 II (l3y Associated PreSS.)
LONDON, October 1.-THE body Of Sir
Henry Irving will reach London at 1920
o. clock tomorrow morning. 1t will be
conveyed here in funeral car attached
to the regular train from Bradford, ac-
commapnied by his sons. Henry B. and
Lawrence, and Bran sstoker and the other
members of his business staff and per-
sonal friends.
Immediately on It's arrival the body
will be taken to Mr. Irvng's residence.
Notwithstanding tho request that no flow
ers be sent. several magnificent designs
have already reached Bradford and been
given place on tho coffin
Flags were placed at half-mast on many
Of the theatres. In London to-day and
the afternoon and evening performances
In the theatres throughout the country
closed with the orchestras playing dead
march.
At the Queens Hall concert, Chopin's
funeral march was played. tho vast au-
sdience standing, Ellen Terry who Is
playing at Birmingham, Is REPORTED to be
completely Frustrated with grief and did
not appear at to-night's performance.
A meeting will be held In London at
which a proposition for national memo
rial will take shape. IT Is understood to
be extremely probable that Sir Charles
NN!ndham will propose the endowment
of national theatre In Irving's name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
NORFOLK COUNTY
ON Firing LINE
The State Democratic Committee
Called to Meet Last Night
at Murphy's.
QUORUM WAS NOT SECURED
Another Meeting Of the Commit
5s2s tee is Called for Next
Friday Noon.
QUORUM WAS NOT SECURED

XIX rho Norfolk county rehcaring before
the state Democratic Central COMMITTED
i aid not materiallzc last night. The Nor
folk county contingent, strnghtouts ano
H lusionists were at the meeting place ~
Murphy's Hotel In fun force and evident
j, spelling Tor a fight, but quorum OF
\ the committee did not show up ana the
whole business had to go over Inc ten
4 members OF the committee present SET
next Friday, noon, as the tiino ana Nlur.
,sphv,s Hotel Us the place for the tlna!
hearing or rehearing but 1t Is doubtlu!
III the committee comes any nearer 70
taylngi a quorum then they had last
hight, If as near.
81 This specal meeting Of the state CEN
tral Committee was called by Chllrinuh
Ellyson at the request Of the contestees
II in what is known in Virginia politics as
The Norfolk county election case
The question at issue had been pre-
@yiously heard and decided by the COM
Irittee; decided In favor or the Norlolk :.
county faction known rs the "FusionlsH
that Is to, shy In favor OF ". Il Dua-
ley, a candidate for clerk Oh 1ne
court and In favor of what IS known
as the OWENS Committee. This decision
vas rendered on the 7th OF September
last.
,rhe faction known as the Stralght-
4 outs" favoring Cromwell for clerk Core
man Jones for tho lower branch or me
Legislature, and others "mended the1l
hold and appealed for n rchearlns OF
$the case, claiming new found evidence.
4 Accordingly Chairman Ellysong cameo u
special meeting of the State Comm TIES Ie
B for last night TO hear this appeal g5
"The Faithful Few.
The roll call showed the following mem
hora * the committee present: r. L.
gAIlworth, III II. Wallace, 7. ]. Down
Ing, First District: J. NJ Curtis, SECOND
District; Rol/rt Gillian and Thomas N
Williams, Fourth District; J. Z. Car
l{rington, Sixth District; G. l. Boothe'
Eighth District; Joseph Button ana I'd
ward Echols, Tenth District. This was
Il a total Of only ten out Of nifty mems
hers Of the committee, not q quorum of
II II was noticeable that only ono member
showed IN from the district In which
the trouble lies.
MI r. c. Marshall and r. II. Bugby were
on hand as counsel for the fusionists, and
y. NJ Sebrell Jr. was present to repre-
sent the stra1ghtouts, and large dele
cations from Norfolk county were also
present to root for the two sides and
perhaps to give ties timony.
rs On motion of Mr. Williams, Of the
Fourth District, the v)mnittee adjourn
cd until noon next FriSay, at Murphy's.
B8s "A member of the committee who talked
with Times Dispatch MIN after the at
4 tempt at meeting was over. said: 1--WE
have adjourned to meet next Friday, but
II Is my opinion we will not get quorum
y them" &E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dnyo 1Ialihan, formerly
Miss Dora Kantrowitz. OF Hampton, have
returned from their wedding trip and
are stopping with Mrs. w, II. Lamb In
Manchester,
Messrs, II. M. Epps and John J. skaggs
returned yesterday afternoon from q
fishing trip to Providence Forge. They
brought with them several flne silver
perch and other game,
Mrs. =. G. Schroeder had as her guest
during the Heise Snow week Mrs. Chas.
s, Woodin. OF Washington, D, g.
Miss Norma Folkes has returned after
a fye-weeks' visit to relatives IN Bal
timore.
Miss Reltter Graham. OF Orange. Va,
is visiting relatives ut No, us East Gay
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
W. S. Mccoy Buys out J. :

MIR, w. S. Mccoy Buys Out J. B..
Wood, Jr.
The handsome and popular cigar ana
soda water establishment located AZ
Eighth and Broad Street, in tho murphy
Annex, has changed hands, MT. j. .,
Mr.. Nv. 8. Mccoy.
II is understood that the price paid
was $500. The new proprietor, Mr. Nc
Coy, Is an old travelling man. himself q
deyotee OF = the soothing weed. It
ls safe to say that smokers and chew
ors alike will get nothing but the best
In tho tobacco and cigar line.
p In his travels Mr. Mccoy has been In
every county on tho globe where tobacco
Is used or grown, and his wide expert
ence and varied knowledge makes his
new vocation a particular happy seec-
ton.
mfr, Mac" rs no Is generally called
lsN IN universal favorite. The term, "a
good fellow about fits his case,
Mr.. willis b. Mooers, recently with the
r, A, Patterson Tobacco Company, will
be Mr.. Mccoy's chief assistant,
With one OF tho handsomest fountains
In the city. full line OF choice confec-
t!ons, and splendid line Of imported
and domestic cigars tobacco. and ciga-
rettes, the new proprietor starts out
fully equipped for a successful conduct
Of an already dcscrvedly popular stand.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT RICH
MoND, VA, OCTOBER 18TH,
VERY LOW RATES, VIA "soUTHERN
RAlLWAY."
Special tickets ON sale October 17tn and
18th. return limit October 10th, from Dan
Vile. Clarksville. West Point and inter-
mediate stations.
One fare. plus twenty-five cents, for
round trip.
Tickets good on regular trains,