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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
T Mon! r1oHnoND VA. MARCH 190'
.ACADEMY. B j
OFFE n J !! |! PLAYS 1 |.I|I'|
and Ellis Last Doll Ia y
"a Were Both Excellent g
3 Productions. 5s

at ,trexas,' as d r,lay, Is lis full Of Color y.
n 4 Arizonah 81 .nTlo " rgininn," tliloug 4.
ma action a not untc as BRISK ns y ~, ~
N those picccs. .rhe3 Academy was not ny
snny means crowded lust igli't Wllsoh w
ipay was presented though ny :,
MORT Of tho performance $ was itI' I. sven
ns to 81 deserve house f3g' ll ll SS v. ~
lo,varfl owing. w 81 Texas belong MA. q
Amt class OF dramatic COMPOSE 20! tlo 81
knowh rs an atmosphere play gu l't W
,rhomas used up neariy of the sta.es
III IN 511nlon a. material for plays from y,
ia ,,at, Slit he did mt Ills brand upo ~
,rexas, and SO y. Maui DIN y a
rrn,,a e,a witch Was seell here astght;
trhetypcs re those found upon IN y q,
ranch. Tho Tcowpunche t.nd tho. r. rus ~ IL
arc much In z I
IvastS ,,:s ali chnr;icters that bre a, y,
forth tlib life OF tho Southern plains. y
ara MI Representative % i Lone S.,l
State Mrs West is one tnI9se c yers
ii ol lie, whether Texas, Maine Of
CaiforniI. rhe8 portrayal TIL. cmn9 "
ncIer bv Hattie irolcy wa al admir y. n y.
pece D Z work. There was no thlng .to SUE
Zion, she simply,in looks md WIS q
! Ia nart Itself, and ono did mot think, q
! grease paint and wig when watching he e
splendid perforinnncc. Floronc c :
winning N, eowDqy g'slth at d m1e st
TIC IL Is big border STATE. Robert CONFESS
made manly. good looking 81, y, Jaok - lii u
lam and Ernest a s1encn EdM Ioyt ol the
the MTs pnrss @ e Hffe gillette
IL capital ut of work. {i.s IL J553{
His Last D Dollar.
There is always. something fas c IN n
IN coupling the two grentest prodtucttss q
pre- tty,9 pT1 n aa a. hIp,
presented at he Bijou last y night Dy
David Higgins and his excel len com pany
these two form the basis OF as Y nteres -
ding and as xciting a story as or g SWolio
been many i plays written In which. b ,t
are treated but I'm none OF 7 cse has
more exciting scene occurred y hanS1n ih n
fourth net Of Nj. FL gins g play, when tht
rack trl An IN audlence that falls to becomt
aroused to n state o. enthusiasm ~ Wn il.i
this scene Is on, nd Is not ca FRIED g VIZ!
with the spirit OF the occasion rs IT y
pictured such reallsie nmHrd p9l
was certainly nOtsa sluggish AUDIENCE tina
Witnessed the play last right. for the en-
lthusiasm att the climax o 5this act wa
almost boundle ss. ~ VEG 81, I. u
Savage's Sultan Of Sulu. ''sss
Ell Tho story Of ..sT he Sultan OF sulu," tn
musical satire which will be the attrac
tion at the Academy to- might and 8to-mor
row, matinee and night, shows how I
company Of America MS visit the islant
jof that name, the large tSof the southern.
group ofsthe Philippines, and Informs n
Sultan that the place has come under tn
rule Of the United states. The event !
founded upon history. and the theme 9
the book Is based upon information ob
Slang fame, during Al visit to Manila.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
McGill Union a Model Host

DIG OF Inc most enjoyable entertAIn-
ments Of the season WAC held AT Masonic
Temple on Tuesday evening last, when.
N honor of the friends who assisted
In the opera ''Ermine.'' About ninety
couples participated In the dancing and
a .t u O'clock reireshments were served
An orchestra. under MIR. Reese, played
during the evening, selections from the
opera, and all joined IN snging. which
production.
Some OF the leading Catholic ladies
and gcntlemen Of the city were present,
and ail declared the occasion a most
dolghtful one.
The committee In charge left nothing
,'ndone for the pleasure Of those pres
ent. ~ ig5
everything as It should be done, and all
regard 1T as pleasure 70 attend any
! entertainment of this society,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
MARTINS HEADQUARTERS.
Junior Senator Will g Conduct Wig

orous Campalg n 5FI = IN 59 Sity &
s United states Senator. !, Thomas a.. 5! 3;
Martin * will rs open head quarters5 ~
Mlrphy's Hotel, liz this city, 8prcpnratory
TO inuguratlng his canpa ig.! Tor th ne
nomination fo. the senntorshlp ~ ~ I. Z
Democratic iprIn,ary. The date q w. lna
opening 81 Headquarters i,as not !, !, y : :
been fixed to the very day but IT 3.
as soon as congress nd journs, or rather 1e,
The senate, which Is n OWN extra scsslo!
seldom las.s oro that hnt
fSenator sAIartoIn Will come to this city
In a week Or en- days and open mis- his cam cam
SlHr!66innni .Joseph Button. OF .Appomatox
Ecoi,nfy.s one Of Senator Martins support
5ers and friends will have charge ot ssn =
headquartcrs. and 1T Is probable that AiT;
Leslie Martini the senator's brother, WI ~!
also he i, rte 70 e ~
Thc determination Of Sena tor Il Martin i.,I
to open his headqua here Is Is N az,
SELF a proclamation hat. rs III go,ngs 81 ~ 81
for" the nomination in the primary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Hotel / MAN I MEETS \ /:
W|TA.A1TRA|G [ Il.
MI. r. u. Stevens K cked From
Trestle and Fatally
Injured. ri

4
Mr. r. IL. s tevcns, OF n Q. DO West Clay
street was knocked from tho trcstlc Of
tic scaboard Air Line, III rear Of the,
crcmatory shortly Il ftcr noon sterdiay.
3nt,d died III less than an hour ftcrwar r.
at tho city Hospital stevens r was
on hts wa y$ to the Locomotive Works
where he was going to seek WORK ana .i
stnrted over the trestic, Ipresunlabl 20 8
NJ short cut an Several gwitncsscB say hat nat
he saw the freight train q ppr0nching, but
did not have time to get out Of tho way,
and was struck and knocked to the grolin
below. "a d distance OF about twelve rect.
The ambulance, In charge Of DR.. J. go nard
responded to "a call and MI. Stevens was ' AZ.
taken 10 the hospital and treated. y 9TH
Ing could be done to ave him, no wever,
as he had u received q severe compound
fracture or the skull 81 # 81
NJ II stevens was for az long time q " O. O.
known hotel man, but had recent y been
out OF employment lie N managed 5HS me ne
Sherwood, ut Old Point, for some time,
and was ttachcd to the Imperial IN I'c-
tcrsburg, for d time. y pgto a short while
ago he was steward Mt the = ork, IN ne Y,
York. a FRI g{ N Huh @
IA He lived with his mot her and sister
LIN this city. Tho remains We're viewed
| BY the coroner, and 4 tho family turn neg 2
them over to Undertaken 3 llley.%t 70 y ~ DC
prepared for burial. n An Inquest VIII DC
held III sthe coroncr's office injsth city
IIall this afternoon al 10: $50 ofclock 8i
The funeral arrangements have not YET
been completed ii ~ ssi5s q ;s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

determination of this appeal N The af-
irmation OF the decree Of the lower
court would bring about complications in
tho nature Of intervention In the Federal ERA
court by the receivers Of the State court.
n THE argument of the cause Thursday IS
expected to attract a notable array OF
attorneys, and will be a review Of the pro Pre-
ceedngs before the etcrrs1b'urg court ''Ilr!
The following Is 4 summary ofs9the
proceedings Of tho Supreme Court Of APP
Speals yesterday: tx 5S$ III til
Postal Telegraph Gable Company vs.;
5Umstadter; full y3argued by George aGa Z!
and j. N. Sehrell gJr, fors.pl!aintiffs n
error, and A.RB Soldner for defendant IN
error and submitted. i5 ). < 81, 4; b,
b City OF Newport News VS.. Scots tA AZ.
ministrator; argued by j.. "A. Masssie for
&plaintilf in error and. continued. 4&j
n Next cases to be ca led: S.
AcSiss's Executors vs.. satchell ano
others. Iss85 55g .3 5Iss . / y .t
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
VS.. Stock and Sons and Virginia !. "a as $.
scnger and Power Company. VS.. Eishel
and others; being Nos. 56,E and IS OF
4 argument docket. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Street RAILWAY IN
TAR0Es.0F NJ: Litigation n
Decree Of G Consolidation Of Causes
il Federal Court to be M
Submitted. ,5s,

S$1nEt tic United States Circuit CourtSto-s
day d decree OF olidntloni OF the va
srIo,ls causes now pending in that court n
against tho Virginia r Passenger and Po r
Company and other mpnnies assocla '1a'l
with it will DO submitted % Judge SvadIS
dill, the entry OF such x q crcc la Wing &
already been determined upon by Judge 4
tyYaddill. t The court will also consid \
decree OF reference, naming ii special
mas tor, To whom nj lien holders crcdt--$
tors a ana claimants WI = submit XXI heir
cid Inns. EThe name or tho master to wi HON
this heavy and Responsible burden VIII Le 4
assigned has not yet been divtlged ss8
s5There will be some nrgu nient over tho
terms OF tho decree and the mat terAhf
reference. Vi XII us sSSSG 5 55S AZ .aS
80 The action leading To the entering Of
decree Of consolidation was taken ., On
the petition of the Bowling G reell 7 rust
| Company. The other leading lien-h oldcraE
and creditors Interested and who VII l3lles
&rcprcscntcd at to-dny'S hen ring are The
John II. Rocbllngts Sons. I he Metropolis
tan Trust Company. tho Central n Trust
Com pany. and the Equitable Trust Com
]Epany. 4 all 3of Now, Y ork. \.
1.-THE action to be ia ken to-day VII lna
lSan important step In the long litigation
5oycrEthc Passenger and Power properties
Indicating that the receivcrship is near
ling It's end. Almost simultaneously the
nppea1 4 of Mr.. j u r.. Gould and the III
sinia Passenger and Power ~ Company
from tho decree of Judge ]. NJ: MI len. of
the; Corporation Court Of tersbllrg 81 I'D
| Judging tho company inac! vent and nam
lYng receivers will come y up before tn g
4 supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virgin Z
! rho opinion OF q the court In his case W!ll
/ hardly be handed down bcf tore April 5Ss!s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
SUPREME COURT.
Appeal Case Of Passenger and
4 Power Reached Next Thursday.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of
Virginia Is expected 10 rcach on its
docket the case OF the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company VS., Fisher, Ct ais.
next Thursday. This is the appeal from
the decree of Judge j. NJ, Mullen, Of the
Corporation Court of Petersburg, appoint
Ing receivers for the company. The case
Is Of peculiar interest by reason OF the
fact that the United States Circuit Court
gr 5ssS se Of aa
together with its associated corporations,
the Richmond Passenger and Power Com,
pany and the Richmond Traction Com
pany, The termination OF The litigation
IN which the various trolley line properties
have long been involved depends upon the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
I c a, ,: M ontague Returns.

& c,oyernor and Mrs, Montnguo .returlteu
Il = thn yiyesterday morning from " !, I
th PpyysS Tsnt Roosoyet md
thn = overnor spent the day IN his ONCE
The governor said both no n an 9 !, Mrs " ni
Montague enjoyed their trp HfT sa the the
the ceremonies en- teiaetve -
They met president and Mrs roosevelt :, :
and We're received by them WITH sehpa.H
c9 Mrs Shaw, Wife Of DR.. Robert shaw;
3odItnr 81 the Review of Reviews a ~
Mnster Albert Shaw returned with M =.
Montague for a visit ut tho nlanslo l''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Z IMPORTANT DEALS
Valuable Real Estate in the West est
End Changes Hands.

Messrs ]. Thompson Brown ,n M1sa Co OIL
axt ,yyeek TO N ISIS Nadge Freed ley, one {.
of the handsome quodrant lots, frontiIn ng
theSLee Monument at the r,lnt grace
Of len Avenue and ErnnK'ih nu raunn,c
dwelling thereon during the, 7, e r l. no
less than twenty new highdsfsa gag a rieus
owners own in this immediate Vicinity. ,uo
Messrs. Brown and Company. nus ,,a,inIo
lust sold to Mrs, ellen r chss d y e.
Ing NO. West Alan street = 81 ~ s'.yptt
n Ing the same frmsreceiyed on yesterday
in'dced from Frederick Keel to James ~ : I
O'IHcefc conveying tWenty-tnTSo ~ y,nff Sar
Streets for $7,60S 90, aS r is8f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
HE8GRIP.

"Before We can sympnthze with others,
we must have suffered ourselves" No
ono can describe to you the suffering
attending an attack Of the grip, unless
you have had the3actual experience, There
Is probably no disease that causes SO
much physical &nud $smental agony or
which SO successfully suefies medical aid.
All danger from. the grip, however, may
DO avoided by the prompt usie Of Chamber
lalns Cough Remedy. eAmong tho tens OF
thousands who have used this remedy,
not one case has eyer been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
not recovered. Tor sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
,sif5 Savage's Sultan Of Sulu..''s;
Hold Farmers Institutes. 4:

vi "A series Of farmers Institutes in IT de-
wa ter, {5V Virginia, will " be beg I'm Vcdnes-
day and continue one week. These in
3stitutes will be conducted by Mr.. l 3.
Professors Soulegti and Davidson or " ir-
iginia Polytechnic Institute will be the
lecturers at these inst itutes The tin
erary Of tho party will l6$be as olloWs:
5Eastville, "Wednesday: Onley, Thursday;
$Iiallwood, a ccOmac ss county, Friday;
Mathews Courtfousc. M onday; Gloucester.
I1esday l4 tti :, !, z ~
State Board Of Agriculture. will also
accompany the lecturing party. and may
also speak Sat the Institutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Have New Uniforms.

M The Twin lily League met q the Man
haitian Club last night and transa cted ~
10 OF business. ! t was decided that the
foursclubs would appear on the diamond MT
the opening Of the sea son In new !, uniforms
5of attractive appearance. Tho !, brownies
Will have brown suits, the Richmondsg
viii wear navy blue, the Manchester team
Viii be arraycd In dark gray and l3arton
Heights will wear light gray hese suits
will beSforderet mex week through ( the tue
n, Thc lea cue has decided to meet every
Monday. night until the opening Of the y
season for any business that may come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Hold Its Annual Meeting. N

1.-THE annual meeting OF the League for
Civic Improvement will be held Hin the
hall Of tho Mechanics ms titute next
Monday evening, March 18th. At this
meeting reports from the various COM
mIttecs will be presented ana plans pre-.
work this year. Mot only are members
urged ito be present, but every citizen
who desires q to see 4 our city beautllcd
grounds for Children in the congestcd
parts Of the city, FinnugurntcdFi by5.this
league last year. proved a great bless
Ing, land the league Will endeavor to es-
ttablish othcrs a lso. 9 ~ sl..i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
New Insurance Firm

8@5A copartnershlpNh as been, formed PC
tween Messrs charles Il W condnat q ia 4
nn NJ i,sus e busness in this city Both
.!ea have one been IN the employ g *
Of tie liverpool and IoRdon, a M, Iti hope
Insurance Company here, gnd MIL PISA
n Fire O. and Marine, Which has recently on
tered tho State. M ne. " s ss!5sl n Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Sole Negro Resident Leaves

LIT was stated recently That the couMty %
8Dckenson which, enjoyed TO-, ,un Te
dent las lost 4 that distinction by inc
removal thereto Of negro girl ..e,mpi.oy,eu y
as d household servant Now it.is stadfn
by II gentleman rccently.from taul coun 1iS
home. Tine county Is, therefore I. again l
/ q solidly white county. iS}5 ~ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
After the Gamblers.
I. lsneclnl tn The TIrnes-Dlspatch.)I

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatcn.)a5ll y,
III NORFOLK, VA, March 6.--Fl cen well,
known young me we erarrestsefdI =, en ~
Calvert, in Portsmouth on the charge q
unlawful gaming. Two slot machines g an %
alarge quantity Of poker cards anu Gh'ina
seized by the II y r sp, ~
series planned by the Pc tsmouth sse +,
ice.S The gamblers were dirty ~ u - wy
river blythe Norfolk nuthorit 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
NOTHING no FEAR.

( The question: of IinJurlous substances In
medicines which has demonstrating the
minds Of many people, does not concern
those who use Chalnberlain's Cough Renee
dy. Mothers need have no heaItancy In
continuing to give II TO their little ones.
rs 1t contains absolutely nothing Injurious,
This remedy v is not only perfectly safe
10 give small children, but Is u medicine
OF great worthiand merit, IT has a world
wide, reputation for Its cures Of coughs,
colds and Group and can, always be relied
upon For sale by all DRUGGISTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
4oe,rse Burned in Stable Fire.

N ME- j. s b. Powell, OF Chamberlayne Avenue !i
lenreo county lost valuable IN horse y the 70
burning Of his stable ~
from mnn 0ss sons cause e unknown, presumably
through v the b staeis eas
NJ 'an;mn valued at $780, The stable was
insured. and the loss will roach several hun-
9drcd dollars I'LL XII 5Ess ..L---.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
/ TURNED R, j, EN- CINE OVER
Heavy Stone Falls all Capitol
Building-M uch Damage.

,as33 There was another accident mt lie
Capitol building yesterday .n fternoon.
and While no one Il was hurt. damaR e;
which will amount to several hundred
dollars, was done. Ss# E.
~ huge Gee OF 81 one, was being adj
sjustcd when the a beam being used trok q
the ground. 8ss si 8e 81; . .s s q
The stone cap was knocked or one 3ofs
tho new columns, and the latter was 80
TO & hc rebuilt. The engine was turned
over and q slightly damaged, and much
!. sea roldIng was torn down. y I5 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
LOCAL CAST IN
FEDERAL / !. ]. h |. COURT [! 1.
Union Banks Suit 81 AS cunt
,of5 Regulated Bonds 81
Oxford, N. G. 5.ss
HAD LEGISLATIVE. DEFECT l;:1 I
Bill Authorizing Issue = i. N. N Not
Passed in Accordance s.
&. With Law. HID
HAD LEGISLATIVE DEFECT e.: I

js11njted States Circuit Court Judge
pritchard ana District Judge Boyd re-
turned Yesterday from Washington, where
thevfa tended the Inauguration OF l'rcsl-
q dent Roosevelt. Both were on the bench
~ thc Circuit Court OF Appeals yester-
day.5 together with Circuit Judge Golf. \
The entire session was taken UP Win
the argument OF the cross writs$ Of error
In the following case: Nos. ISL and $50.
Union Bank of Richmod, Va, Plaintiff
and defendant in error, and the se'N ~
and Coast Line Railway Company, de-
PENDANT and plaintiff in error. ne chs l
Vas most ably argued by william = =.
Royal, OF Richmond. for the bank ana
BY Hon. II. b. 1yomack, OF Raleigh. y.
G.. for the railway company, and sum
Bank Against Railroad.
This Is an action ny the bank for the
recovery OF $e1,vel against the ta a.! IS y
&eyomnany for certain bonds Issued by t ne
Town Of oxford. n. c.. in aid OF me
building of the railroad, which bonds the
Town OF Oxford .afterHard repudiated pc
cause the ac4LauIho,I'zing their Issue '" { :. :
no, passed. in-| the manner required 4. o,
z Inc Constitution IF North Carolna,+-th hat
d is 10 say, the bill did not pass the tafse
several readings on three seYe,fi Z Gays -.
each EpEEE tA.lG me
were no, entered on the journal upon
Its passage on the setond and taird Tean-
I i-,ets in each house. Thersupon the bank
dsrnarded q the railroad that 1t return
the money paid Tor the bonds: the deman d
Was refused and the bank brought tnis
p action against the railroad To recover the
5 money It.id by Il for the bonds. Under
TIE INSTRUCTION Of the lower court me
Jury found that t.ie railroad made neither
IN implied nor an express warranty u
ssiung the Bonds, and that the railToat
oged the bank nothing
To-MorroW's Cases.
cases in the call tomorrow are:
40. 5s2 Southern Railway Company
plaintiff IN error. ", John l.. Carroll dc
PENDANT In error: in error 10 the Circu,
Court ut Charleston, S. e, TO be argue
by W3lIs 3. Smith, OF Richmond, Va:
for the plaintiff In error and by II. J
Iiaynz worth, Of Greeneviile, S. q. for tn
{ defendant, In error.
No. 5s3. southern Railway Company
plaintiff in error. w, William d. Logan
& defendant In error. in error TO the Gircul
a Court at Charleston, S. G.. TO be argue
by Willis Il, Smith, Of Richmond. Va
for tho plaintiff in error. and by Jos. a
Mccullough. of Greencyille, S. c.. for tn
defendant in error
Court adjourned untIl u O'Clock to-mor
rOM morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
League Played the Spiders.

me llFStt Dali a6ttlilc o. liie aet'Soil WdS
played on the college campus on Saturday
afternoon between the Richmond College
team and a picked team from the Twin
City League. Tho college boys won by tho
score Of G to a. There was some good
playing, Notwithstanding the new con-l
dillon Of the players, land tho prospects
than ever and will be able to put up some
good games. ..ie Twin City League play
ers worked well. he ball park Will BIO
next Saturday. 81 AZ Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
SEABOARD AIR LINE REDUCED
RATES $50, 76--NEW ORLEANS
. $500 "a Nd RETURN El.tNs ..aIl-l.H9.

rho seaboard will sell round trip tlck-
cts from Richmond to New Orleans, ac-
count OF Mardl SGras, mt rate f}one fare.
plus % cents. Tickets on sale daily from
.larch list to 9th, inclusive, limited 10
leave New Orleans, returning, not later
'than March 18th, BY dcposlting ticket
vith speoial agent In New Orleans on or
before Marchallth. and paying fec OF 10
onnts tickets will be extended 10 leave
New orleans at any time not later than
The senboard has an excep tionally good
schedulo 10 lew Orleans, cave Hen c
mond II r. NJ, daily.Mnd arrive AZ, i,,a seW "
rnr pullman reservations and all In
formation, call on orAWrite 70 any sea
board agent or !, ~ u 40 Si
it n,s, pa,,s. * q. CITY III ket Agent,
sso Irast7' Main, street. homo 4lQS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Pastor Thomas Recovering. I

NY cv. j. "A. Thomas. pastor OF It he L1urel
Street NJ Il. Church, who has been III
for two weeks pas Is rapidly. ecoycring
and was with his people at he Sunday
able to preach. Rev. George Fl, e LEY
filled the pulpit. At night Rev. r, &, -.
Scott or the Fairmount Avenue Church,
preached to tho a Laurel Street congrega-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
HELPING a Good Cause.

1t Is said the deadlock In the Legsa-
lures of Missouri and Delaware over the
election OF United States Senators are
Strengthening the popular election idea.
II those elections had been left to the
people. they would have done the work
at one ballot, ,s N fl b. a. SSs & 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
4 Progress for Richmond.

Hon Carlton Mccarthy president pro
tenn, has called n meeting Of the Com:
,mittee on Progress for Richmond. at the.
hall Sof the Virginia Mechanics Inst!.
is earnestly desired that ttull delegates
appointed Il 10 this meeting will DO on
hand, as n permanent organization may
he effected. i# 5t a tt Z. ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Have a Grand Reunion,

Nelson Encampment Noe. L. o. q. r..
of Richmond at It's regular meeting de-,
sasa 70 an te sanq o GeaGsn drns
April. There will be a most pleaslnE en-
iertainnent at The tine and many
talented musicians ard speakers VIII take
part. 'rhcgarrangements were left 10 the
following committees: Chris Eyenaen,
Georgc Is. Jones and George kauY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
IHenrico Land & Grabbers.

the deaq%enI Hfnreo
they Will have trouble and extra money to pa
when they do settle, There IRE A forty-oolne
landgrabbers nro watching things closely, / AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
81 81 Buchanan a Post Graduate

~ John ~. Buchanan arrived IN the
5clty sunday from Chicago, where ne ma
lust lust completed the post graduate , e9nese
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