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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Death @of a. G. Wood.

rs! spss!ee! * Ths AprfI
Alexander Chambers Wood was b w !. =,
III shisS resid ence yesterday. He was N MS
eghtyafth old IN ~; ysafsik ee
iIii lf # week and died Monday norning.
He ! en- tered the Cont crate service n
Captain a.. 4 Bondurant' g company. IN !,
der call for state troops and served ,vnIl.
was a use fui citzen, honored and respect,
ed nv Ills fellow-men for his ca dor ana
fuprlg htness Of scharacte !, q, 6. 81
an Mr.. "A. 4 e. 1000, Mrs. jones .Eea r.
county. and Mrs. Il Eugene Davis. OF CUM
berland county, are his surviving children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Saunders q feet on north linz :, q Williams ,yII
& Carrie LII and Everett Wadd ~ TO Moses y.
sHoffheimer, 80 feet on south liE OF ParE ave-
nue, "A feet west OF Cedar Street, ii 800.
Sol. Cutcrins, speolal commissioner. to- Mes.
toria Klein. 43 3 1.312 feet on cast line OF
Cary Street, 1l6 l-2 feet south OF Cary 81 rect,
NV Il. w. Davis to II. G.. Mecca 20 1.2 feet
or, north line OF Ivy Street, 40 III: feet west
Of Rowland Street. tG76 sss4.alt4 4. y,
jackson Bolton to susanna d. Jones. 30 rect
OF, east side OF Fourth Street, between Byrd
and Arch Streets. IS, 800 81 Ia Gs fl. s
f. Nj f Boxley to Robert liz Clay. III feet
On north limo OF Catherine Street 40 feet west
5of Henry Street. q, 900. l5ss " 80 n VA
d, Richard IT. Durham and wife to John =.
Winston !, % feetson south line OF West a We
niue, southwest corner Of Birch Street, u COZ.
S James Bahen and wife to p H. = Ford, 81 30
feet on north li.ie OF jackson Street, "a 1.3
feet cast &of Fourth Street, $500. 5s ~ s,
M Henrico: + Charles ankcnship ard wife to
Afory FL. Smith, rs acres on the Charles City
road. about u miles below the oil OF Rich.
niond, 500. u X si 3B55 tes 81 NIX
Virginia s. and Geraldine s. Kane . executor,
to r.. T.. and p r. r. Company. three tracts
containing in the aggregate 5.16 acres on tho
\ Perry g.. James. River Branch r., NJ and
T. r. M Company, f36
Winfield Scott and wife to r.. #. and p. II.
/ RI, strip Of land fronting 10 feet on Mt.
Prospect Street, northeast corner OF Flower
I'M Avenue, containing IL acres, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
PAY FOR JEFFERSON / ].
BY 1T | 4! !. noon N
AT Least Corporation Will Will IL Have y Z:
Money in Bank
10 Do. 4s rs

Mr.. Joseph Bryan, president of the
JEFFERSON Realty Corporation, has sent n
the following notice to the stock holders
Of the corporation. In accordance With
the instruction OF the board$of directors:
Mr. Jo.peh Bryan president, was vas re-
qlested to notify the subscribers be 70 the
| purchase fund Of the Jefferson Hotel to;
deposit the IS amount Of their respective
subscriptions to the credit Of Q. j. Sands ,re
treasurer. in.s:.the American! National lat e
Bank, on or before April q; q eo5: the
president was also requested at the same
time n to notify the subscribers that that q
change has been made II, the prospe ct ll !
as to the. amounts and classics OF stock Of
said company to,wit: That instead OF Of
$500, 900 of I'VE per cent mort gage bonds bonds
there may be ISSUED $500, 900 Of first pre-
fferred stock, and that Inst ead of $S50, 900
OF six per cent, of preferred stock and
! $3.50, 900 OF common stock, there may be
! $3.50, 900 of each class Of said stock
,'ln accordance with the q bove 8reso-
Tuition, YOU are t,eleby notified OF said
changes IN said prospectus and also re re :
5quested to- payst the, amount, Of your sub 4
scription to K d. III Sands, treasurer, a 1.-THE
Americans National Bank, on or before
April 9o5. u. 1tt Il: h
The corporation was granted q charter
Yesterday ~ fEIssiss X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
GOVERNOR RETURNS n q IN .s5
K ,rr----, & 1t ii. 8.
Will Speak in His Home City q
Danville Tomorrow Night.

Governor Montague returned YESTERDAY .
morning from Norfolk, where he spoke -
TUESDAY night for the 'straightout' Dem 1''o
oorats Of Norfolk county He spent me
lay in his oft1co disposng OF official bus J,
ness. g., ~. !, Z. !, Z !, J. n Z ifor
tho Odd Fcllows in Danyille lto-nigh ana ana
Will make an address IN me I, int sn g.
1t ia expected That he will speak g.
Augusta Court In Stanton on Monahy,
though this has not been defnlte ely ae stel,
Tha speech OF the Governor in Danyille
to-morrow night Will be his first during
his Senatorial campaign IN his nome
town 81 H I. i33s{ 4,
lie Will return here Saturday morning 1V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
HEALTH BOARD 0
AIMS! MS. 4 1T HOSPITAL IS Al.
Pass Resolution Evidently De
signed to- Stay !; Mr. If. KEEL
larn'sfS Plans.

The Board Of Health OF Henrico 5yester-
day passed the following resolution, EVIL
IDENTIFY aimed at the proposed new! KEEL
lam Cancer Hospltal,5 In the West End:
s#"Be 1t resolved by tho Board OF Health
of the county OF Iienrieo,
az '"rhat no cancer or other hospital
for the treatment or. cure OF dangerous.
contagious or infectious diseases. shall
hereafter be built Established or operated
within three hundred feet of any dwelling.
school house, church, factory or work shop
sinEthe county Of IIeprico, 4;
al(2) That no iPhnoer or other hospital
for the cure or treatment Of dangerous.
contagious or,infectious diseases shall
hereafter be established or. operated with
ii, one milo OF fthe limits Of the city Of
Richmond unless the sanitary arrange
ments are directly connected with tho city
sewer, or unless IT has d separate sewer
system OF It's own. And tho sanitary ar
rangen,cnts OF said Inst buttons shall at
all times BIO open to inspection by the
Board Of Health.
@s7 (3) ''Tllat any violation OF .hese regu-
tlatons shall 4 be deemed n public nuts
sance, III
lsigned) i. &c, 7. COLLINS,
april 10, 1906 4 sE
h Citizens OF Henrico and the extreme west
end of Richmond are also opposing tile
erection of the cancer hosnital In the
West End. A meeting WAS held at I,ics-
fields Hall on Tuesday night and a COM
mittee was appointed to confer with the
projectors of the hospital, with the end
In view Of perauadlng them to change
their plans. "A subscriptlon was startcd
and quite sum was placed to the credit
iof the committee for the purpose OF push
ing the matter ! o the end. Counsel Was
secured. and. IL necessary an Injunction
will be asked for restraining the owners
from erecting a build
The Steering and Working Committee
as appointed at the meeting, embraces
the following gentlemen: Messrs, w. n.
Tompkins. 4, n, ,Grant.H. Is. Franklin.
r NJ. Smith and p, u, Ryan,
Careful II housewives always use tBurnett's
Vanilla because no State pure food cons
mission has ever Questioned Its abso-
1ute pur!ty,-.Adys VIZ 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

closing It's first year S work fittingly by "a
series OF revival meetings In Its builing ut the
Reservoir, beginning tonight ct $3.50 O. clock.
"a The speaker for this meeting Is Mr.. B. z.
Black, OF Newport News. n
4, Mr.. Black has had some years experience
In evangellc work and has no difficulty In
holding Ills audience Interested. Tho special
musical programme tonight will be solos BY
Master Theron Brown and duets by Masters
Sherwood Parsons and Brown. 5i TN s
35$ Tho old-tinle revival gospel hymns will be
uncd. Both ladies mn gentlemen of the public
ms we'll as Passenger and Power Company
people are invited. The services will be closed
4 at $3.50 o. clock. a. III III {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Swanson Has Replied.

X Hon. Claude Is. Swanson. one OF the three
nas asked s
the open letter of Rev. James Cannon, Jr.,
asking whether Or ,not.9f elected. lio would
favor the maintenance Of the MANN law.
g85I He replied that he had mailed his answer TO
Mr. Cannon, and TINT he presumed that gem
tleman would give 1t to tho public. Ho pre-
5ferred not TO give It out In advance OF action
by Mr., Cannon. ". VA ~. :.. .Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Meeting for Divine Healing.

MIgs i neS S Wess caTy street whish have
been going on for several weeks. are I!
stli III pfogress, ala are e .atttended by
night from the tex In Luke XIV - :ss.'l'nt
tarry ye in the city OF Jerusalem unit
70 be endued with power from on ~ hI,'
al O'clock, and each night this. week,
There Will be three nleetngg IN the
Mission Eundly. u a, ~" $3.50 ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Property It Transfers.

nchmond: Ellen n. and Rosa A. Duffy and
James 10, lDonahue to John \. Duffy, three.
fourths interest in 6s feet on east side i OF
Seventh Street. between Louisiana and Denny
h same 10 same three fourths interest IN
% ia feet on south line OF Loulsiama Street,
~. I.cake JVlngfield TO Lucy o. M chaels.
20 feet i on north linea OF Hanover Street,
les TIE feet west of Meadow Street, O50.
William Illlyson and VII TO iNFn lace -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
New Canp:, Of sons

Washington Camp, Patriotic Sons OF Amer
leu. will he instituted mt IIoward's Grove to-
night The charter list embraces the names OF
a number of the best known citizens. The
camp was organized by Messrs, j. G. Williams
and +. T.. Stevens, and the installation will
DO conducted by District President G.. III.
Duke Of .Fulton. - --- ---- - l--. --
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Button May or May Not Reply

Colonel Joseph Button one Of. tho clerical
force employed at the headquarters OF Sem
ator Martin. was asked last night II no de-
the Governors criticisms OF his attitude In
view of his position as secretary OF tho State
Democratic Committee Colonel Button stated
that he had not yet determined whether or
not no would make any reply to the criticisms
Il III III. 49, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Improve Barton Heights.

The Town Council Of Barton Heights will
meet on next Monday night to discuss plans
bond issues voted for at the election Tuesday
The various commits tees q viii present 81 their!
early q day in theleimproven,ents to streets.
sewers, lights, gy3,. 5{. ississ AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
With
SERIOUS |:
Young Couple Alleged to Have y
Made Way With ssS
Infant.
MOTHER FROM MANCHESTER
iColotcd School Principal Under,
Arrest-NeWs From
So,lthside. &
MOTHER FROM MANCHESTER
Manchester Bureau, Times Dlspat Oh.
A e Z a No. / 100 Hull Street.

30 1
Manchester Bureau, Tiries-D lspat Oh,
{si &, !. No, 4 100 Hull Street.
Tho police 81 this city and those Of
Richmond and elsewhere IRE looking for
young man named Eugene S. Burnett s
and his young wife,, on tho charge th99t
they have made away with their infant.
The two are alleged to be fugitives from
Newport News, where the ALLEGED crime rhine
4 Is said to have taken place.
Burnett is q former employe Of the
shipbulding company at Newp.,rt News.
His wife is tho pretty daughter OF a. cltl-
zen OF Manchester. She ran away from
home last August and went to North
Carolina, where they we're married. They
then went to Newport News, where they
have lived ever since \. rhey lived with
Mrs. Carrie Linthicum, who reported to
the Newport News police that for some
days their infant Of several ontils- had
been missing. The couple ore said 4
have evaded the question OF the where.
abouts, Of the Infant. a. nd when they left
that place yesterday morning for Rich-
Emond, " wa rr,lnt was issucd for their
arrest. The wires were used and 3Cllier
Lipsconb located the two young people
at the home OF the woman $ parents. He
so Informed the police IN Newport News.
md Sergeant O'IIara os that city, came
ito1this city yesterday afternoon to take
the two back. When the officers went
to the house for them they could not be
found, and Sergeant o 1inraa will remain
hero for a day or two, or until he finds
out something definite as to tho loca-
ton Of the two young people under lflt sus-
picion. 3s!5} s.5 j 81 II iil3l !. n; \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
RICHMOND MAY
N.E [: I |.
Move z liked Of to Bring Hat1,p-
den-Sidney College
'3s NJ Here.
NOW IN AN soLATEr PLACE.
Attendance Falls OFF Because
Proper Facilities Are
M Lacking. s5 u

81 There IL evidently disposition on the
part OF those in charge Of Hampd Sid
5ney College to change d ltss location and
totring 1t Into some vlrslnia city, where
IL may have facilities, such as railroad
accommodations central locations and
other advantages offered by: a large city.
@ The college Is the leading Prcsbyt erinn
academic institution m the State, and
yet II is far removed from railroads and
other facilities almost necessary, to Its
successful operation. n l53s
+ The idea which has been in the minds
of the members OF the board for some
time, to take the institution to some live
city, seems now to have been revived.
last night there had been no action on;
tho subject. no admitted that the ma Z
ter had been discussed. b 4
Indeed, 1t is known that both Norfolk
and IN export News have offered some
to the hoard to- bring the
institution into their midst, yet the mems
bers have declined to commit II emselves.
further than to say theyGwlll give proper
consideration to the .subjec. at I he proper
time. III K IN 81 sssS$ a ssh VII 5s78
las Fallen Back.
There is no doubt that the college has
fallen back, both In attendance and In
Interest, IN recent years and i 1is be-:
slieved that Its location has much to do
with these conditions. Itsss
There are now only, eventy-tw y stu
dents on the rolls, including all classes,
and 4 It Is fully realized that netting
must. be done to- revive interest in the
institution vs. 5S54.
There s some talk that Richmond may
ask forss the institution and offer the
board inducements to bring It here, but
no steps have been taken. 5l ssa
"a Fitting Place,
\ Y Richmond Is already the homo OF many
prominent educational nstitutions. and "a
large number OF people would naturally
like to see this leading Pres yte rian
school here. While as yet nothing has
been done looking to getting the school
here. 1t would cause mo surprise should t.! !
Richmond later on enter tho field and
compete Wit Norfolk and Newport News
for the location Of the Institute
The Richmond members OF the board
81 visitors are Rev. Dr.. 7. q Nc IA den,
secretary; DR.. Paulus "a. Irving and MT!
e. III. Hawes Neither Of them cared ITO
discuss the matter for publicsa,ttioe, last lal
night. }8 f5 K Ii. ss
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Is Well Known Here.

The young mother Is quite well know,
in Manchester, where She lived with her
parents for a long time 'rhe chtld now
missing was born in 4 Newport News At
the time the couple boarded with Mrs.
w. H. Toler. On March 9Th hey went
to board with Mrs. Lathicum,,s and it's
said the child has not been seen since
that time. When asked aboutSit by the
new landlady. the reply wns that the
child had been loft with Mrs Toler for
fees Its removal would cause illness.
This reply was not satisfactory, and and
upon the suspicion OF foul play the com.
plant was made to the poll ce.5, :.. I.
Mrs. Burnett8is the daughter OF Mt
and Mrs. Carey jerks, Of Manchester,
and was considered one Of the most at
tractlve girls in the city. 81. W.
4 Chief Lipscomb said last night ne was was
confident the couple was still in the city,
and he would not rest until he had fully
satisfied himself on that score. The spo-
sloce Of various cities and towns IN TINS =
State and elsewhere have been not tined q; 70
look out for the couple. II 4ss3 .a3 n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Approaching Marriage.

81, Mr.. and Mrs James *. ClaYto nave ~,
their daughter, Miss Louise ell zabeth to
Mr. John 1T. Saunders. Of swans boro.
The marriage is to take place ct 7,
home Of tho BRIDES pnreptsia fN9y ~ lolo
Perry Street Thursday ngllt = fe z1th
al c{o,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Sergeant Wright. on Sthe comp alntla g OF {
Frank QUINN that they had secured q from O
him under false pretences the gum ~ n q
s3s5.35. ga 4, ,tS d,
:. Blackwell and Hatcher we're the prest-
dent and secretary, res poe lively, OF b the
benevolent Relief Association. an insur !
ance organiza ton Of 5000 cap tai, when
went out OF business on 5.Ian un'y St. \
going out Of business he concern went
to the wall, and there was ! tile lett ] N
the treasury. Quinn therefore brought q.
the charge.
Blackwell lis well thought OF n M a 8
chester. He said last night; hat there
could be nothing Of a criminal acliara ira s cter
in the charge. were forced out y, Of {
business BY the new Insurance laws. 1&s b he
said, 5"and have been tryin * to settle y ?
tho affairs Of the concern IN the most |c,
equitable way. We. cannot sec y w any
thing more than a civil case can be mace
3of it. We have engaged Mr. Smith as as
counsel, and feel that the case Will pc
dismissed. = js3 .s,ts
The two men were taken to the Second
station, where they were Sdet aimed. the
case will DO called in the Pollcss g Court
this morning. & ~ & q 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Personals and Briefs.

Tho Council has been cnlloh .to meet
tonight to act upon the $S5 GOO 4 to 'if|fs
Mrs. Viola syyaymack Isl All ut her home.
An all-day rally will be held ct Ches-
terrified Courthouse, by the Ed ltVs
Commission on May 2Sd " tt'seo '
= Mr., William Mutter. of Portsmouth,
was in the city: yesterday calling N on
The Jury failed to agree y, tho case Gs1 e
Of Ernest Farmer charged VIII Ish, =,
conviction, and the case VIII q come Up
again at the next term, !, 5.3s Ss IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Holding Revival Meetings.
The Young Men's Christian Association
among the employas u the Virginia Passen-
ger and Power Company, of Richmond, " just
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
1 Colored Men Arrested.

j. H. Black pr nclnal of the oolored
High school ana WI Fl. Hatcher, a. well
known .colored Insurance man. ~ere.ta.r y
rested last night at their. homes by Cap
tain Tomlinson, Sergeant " iltshire and r
Sergeant Wright. on the Complaint 81 OF
Frank quinn, that they had lre e from
hin, nm der false pretences55 the aum Il OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Careful 1ouseWlv yes always use Burnett's
Vanilla because no State pure food com-
mission has ever questioned Its abso-3
1ute pur!tY,-4Adys
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-18
TIMELY TOPICS

Crowds of people are thrOnging the spearo Credit Clothing store. They have the clothes that suit
 Things for the home that would make handsome gifts in abundance at Curran's-
 Brass City Liquor Co offers patrons q chance tO get wines and other bot tied goods at . low priee.
 Grieve. Bisset & Holland have a line of w0men's aprons. fancy plain etc. at different prices
 Great A. & r. Tea Co hsve a Christ mas coupon in their ad this week Cui it out
 A few gift suggestions are offered by Reid & Hughes In to-nights ad Look them up.
 The Apothecaries' Hall Co.'S line of perfumes. saehefs and toilet water is a large one.
 Trott viii have Christmas cakes from z5c to @ and many other dain' ties.
 SreeiaI ssIe on all candy. cisoeOlates Isr a pound. at Waterbury Candy Cos sao North Main street
 Biz cut la pTices on bottled goods al IT. Lawlor's during the holidays-
 A F. CoWlex has reduced prices on hats for this week and has sHrpfiee' in store
 All style~ ia sIipI%rs for men Es men snd children. the comfortabis kind. al PhsrOah's-
 J.B. NuIHnzs ( Son have a line q Tanss. toques. eloves. underwear ans Russian coats fer boys and Eirls-
 Read T. | Nae1ef's al foF holillz. Sdeas Hr says his priees are the isr est oH esrth. IN. Burrzu A Co hzse a large nn sf etiifrzns rnckerz st iou rriees-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-18

he bade the sergeant hold up the lan- thorn and by its light proceeded to spell out the document
 "Umph.. he ejaculated, after a mo- ment's silence; and he cast an ugly look at me T see" And he read 1t aloud.
 By these presents command and em- power Giles de Berault, sieur de Berault, to seek for, hold, arrest. and deliver to the governor of the Bastile the body of Henri de Cocheforet, and to do all such acts and things as shall be necessary to effect such arrest and delivery. for which these shall be his warrant.
 "(signed) RICHELIEU. Lieut.. Gen.
 When he had done--and he read the signature with peculiar intonation-- some one said softly, "vive le roi!" and there was moments silence. The sergeant lowered the lanthorn. "Is it enough?" said hoarsely. glaring from face to face.
 The lieutenant bowed stifhy. For me?r he said Quite, Monsieur. I beg your parGon again. I find that my first impressions were the correct ones. Sergeant, give the gentleman his paper" And turning his shoulder rudely, he tossed the commission tow ards the sergeant, who picked it up and gave 1t to me grinning.
 I knew that the clown would not fight. and he had his men round him; and I had no choice but to swallow the insult. As put the paper in my breast. with as much indifference as could assume, he gave sharp order. The troopers began to form on the edge above, the men who had de- scended, to climb the bank. As the group behind him began to open and 1 melt away, caught sight of white robe in. the middle of it. The next moment, appearing with suddenness which was like blow on the cheek to me, Mademoiselle de Cocheforet glided l forward and came towards me. She had a hood on her head, drawn low and for a moment could not see heI face. I forgot her brothers presence al my elbow; from habit and impulse rather than calculation, I took steI | forward to meet her-though my tongue cleayed to the roof of m, mouth and I was dumb and trem bling.
 But she recoiled with such lool ] of white hate, of staring. frozen-eyet I loathing, that I stepped back as if sh' ] had indeed struck me. It did not neet the words which accompanied the look the Do not touch mel" which sh' missed at me as she drew her skirt together, to drive me 10 the farthe edge of the hollow: there to stand witl clenched teeth and nails driven int the flesh while she hung, sobbing tear less sobs, on her brothers neck.