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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19
Ell ex-presidelte Gle
VeIand en- excursion
al Brasil.
ES una glTa dc hOmbT0S 9 me-
gOClOS,

Han partido para Rio de Janeiro
(BrasiI) de donde seguir6n para 81 rio
Amazonas. once comeFciantes ameri-
canes en- gutta-percha, muy Conociios
an eI mundo industrial.
Entire eIIos Sc Cuentan 81 expresiden-
to Cleveland, el Comod0ro Benedic. y
los sefiores Ivens. Ford, Keefe, Banc-
i. .lus y Colt.
La girR de esos hombres de neg0-
clos se realizRr6 q bordo del yapor
sVirginia0, fetedo exrFesRmente para
ese objetO.
Como algunos de ellOs eat6n intere-
sados en- las Companies formadas para
expIotar Ia teIegraffa sin hilos, Be ha-
ran experimentos desde & bordO del
sVirginia0 con ciertos puntos de Ia
costa.
Sc cree que Ia excursion no durar6
mas de tres neses.
Buen eiemplo ds Mr.. Cleveland, que
debiera ser imitado por aIqunos.
Despu6s de derrotadO ed partido, se
va de paseO y negocios.
Otr0s aquf no hacen ESQ, sin6 que
antes de ID derrots, 5 pfesinti6ndola.
BE enebaSSca7s, v luego no hRcen otro
negocio que estar "a la qne 90 cRep 8
esperanto & yer 10 que hacen les dee
mas para proceder sen consecuencia. =
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La Du6a8 ds "a ma
Dire De M LOuBei
GuTi0sa e0IneILdgneIa.


NuestrOs CablegramRs de antier noti- y
ciaron ID muerte De u madre az M.
Emile Loubet. prasidente de "a reptI-
blics fTancesa.
El fallecimiento de Ia iIustre natro-
nA coincide con Ia Caida del nainisterio
Combes.
RecOrdamos & este reapscto, que &
POGO de decFetar 81 gobierno frances
la expulsion de los CGgtak2os y de- otFas
C0Dgreg egaciones religiosas: eatRbIecida
entire el cler0 secular Y 81 Estado una
terrible lucha ca que Combaa saIi6 Vic+
torios0 en- mas de una ucasi6n; heriaa
81 pareCer En- 50 rs por eatos Rconteci
mientOs, Il madre de IlOubet dirigi6
una caRtS & su hijO. rep1endi6ndole en-
tOnO amargo y doliente, Ii que ella
conaideFabl conducta imprOpia de 6I.
Loubet nada podia haceF, nada pudo
hacer. Las ideas mOdernas, las Co
rrientes RnticleriCaIes van siendO Cd
Francia cada dis mas intensas Lou
bet, por sus cOnvicciones. peFteneca &
los refOrmadores de la Francia repu-
blicana. Por sus Virtudes de Fep6bli-
co. lleg6 & ID Gina en- que Sc encuen-
ira.
Dii6rase, pues. que ca aquelIa oca-
sion debi6 sufrir much0, pOrque actus-
ban en- su alma impulses encontrados.
perO ambos grandes, inmensOs: deun
ladO su amor fiiiaI do otrO lapatria.
y este 6ltimo sentimental lcaIc6Iese si
es extraordinariO ca los hombres JUS
tOs y de convicci0nesl Venci6 81 otro,
on este case.
No es de segurO un triunfo para los
enemigOs de M. Combea, bu caida; pOr-
que pnede afirmarBe que Ia lucha abOr-
dada por 81 con paligr0sos radicsIismos
sera continuada por lbs discfpulos de
WaIdeck- Rousseau, que van parsIela-
mente q un mismo fin de libartad y
democracia: mas fando su eficaci9 y
su triunfo 4 processes eVOIutivos dis
tanciados del encono y Is vioIencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19
La hIdUIHa hba
GaI8fa EN- Cuba.
81 gtIn vale Dc ManIGaIsgua.
ActivIdsd y esfuerzos en las faenas
agTfcolas.


De Santa Glars inf0Fnan que queda
muy pqeo tabaco ca la plazs, eI que
tiene prBci0 baetante elevAdo vista
la poCa existencia se espera que Rquel
suba,
10 CoEnpeteucia que Lac f6bricas de
tabaco d4 Is Habana hRcen d indus
tTis del cigarro en- ia ciudad De Cien-
fueg0s. him deternininad ca ests ciu-
dad una Visible decadencia De u indi-
cada indtatria.
An Iunlanayn Sc nOta alg6n mo-
vlunlento ue ta1ac0 y hay aIQunas per-
sonRs que ae uedican 81 neQocio, BIZ.
ci6ndcse lgunas escogidas de impor-
tancia.
Una da las meiores fncas de este
t6rminO llamase sManacss.S de unas
10 caballeRfas de tierra dedicadas pO-
treTo. taBlIc0 y cuItiYos memories.
Otra afamada finca de tabacO Is Ia
que tiene por nombre SMariCuse,1 en-
el Hoyo do Manicarsgua.
lmportante y gran egc0gida es Is
colOnia de eSan Ramon Las ramas
que SO ese0gen prOCeden del fertilfsimo
t6Fmino dol vale de ManicarsQua. que
es de lo n1BjoF de VueIta Arribs.
En- VueIta Abaio &c siouen hacienda
siembrss be tabacO y preparando te-
rreno pAHg continuarIas, habi6ndose
reanudad6 Lea del t6fmino do Guana-
jays que 40 interrumpieron pOr falta
de la cOnVeniente humedad de u tie
IRA, siendp muy satisfaCtorio ca t0das
parties 81 sstadO en- que se enCuentra
esta coaecha. que solo en- varios Euga-
res de Is PHoVincia de Santa Clara ha
sufrido psrjuicio. atraskndose en- su
desarroDlopor faIta de Iluvias. En- 81
yt6rnnino DE- Whales Sc contin6a Cortan-
do 81 tea'apFG1sO; y en- Guanaiay Sc si-
que eacogiandO 81 de Ia cosecha pasa-
d.. habiendose empacado varios tercios
ca IA Ultima decena.
En- estas 6ltimas decenas Sc ha nota-
do animaCi6n on las fabricas de taba-
COS undergraduates en- Vuflts Abajo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19
EL AZygAR En- EL PERg.
A'za considerable en- los mercados
extranieTos.

El aR1car una de las principaIes
pFoduCCiOnes de las hsciendss del Nor
te de ~ Rep6blica del PERI. ha expe-
rindentado ell los mercados extraDierog
ian alza considerable, por 10 que be en-
cuentran de placemes los pr0duCtores.
Uno de 6stta he obtenido ca la Ex-
posici6n de 5t. Louis m premi0 az
primers poF la exCelente calidad daI
az6car por III prasentado. rs 81 ha-
cendado don Victor LARGO Rerrera.
En- session secrets 81 CoDgreso auto
riz6 81 P0der Executive para arrepIar
las reclamRCienes De u sPeruvian Cor
pOration.p
Con que sc]beaa pa lGnte los coseche-
rOs De az1CaE puertoFriqueh que se
estk dando lG saga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19
NOticIas generates

Los detaIles que hasta ahOFa han
llpgadO del extreme oriente s0bre Ia
toma de Port Arthur, NADIA dicen.. So
10 go referen & que Los isponeses estkn
forti6candO aqueIla plaza y que no de-
jsn de bebeT Ia excelente cerveza
ePabst9 que IlevA al triunfo & todo ell
que Ia toma. M. B. Calder6n & Co.
Tetu6n IL. Son lOs agentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19
| SantOraI.
Ma6ana viernes: San Sebastian mar.
tir. Cuen tempo.
+ 9 0

Cartas detenidaa Cd ID Administra-
ci6n de CorrBos de esta ciudad: Alamo
dc VsFlle, Arroyo Olivia. Antonette
VI, Amnoni, Eloisa. Bertranco Juan.
Berdaio Bruna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-19

HAN IN Ei ESADO an el manico.
milo los aIienaslos Diego Cap6 De Goa
mo; Felipe SsIiabia de YubucC y 81 ma.
rinero rs Il isla Culebra + led S0hnanc.
keF,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
VIRGINIA LAVVYER
WAS INDICTED.
Alexander a. Lipscomb Charged
With Embezzle-
Z Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.) )

Especial to Tho Times D!spatch)
ALEXANDR1A,tVA.A April 4.----Mr. Alex
Eanderi A. isLipscomb. well known Alexan :;
gdria county lawyer and member OF the
Washington city bar. who Is charged
with embezzlement. was said to be in
this city tonight but could not be seen.
Mr. Lipscomb. Jointly with Thomas NJ.
Fields was indicted yesterday afternoon
by the grand jury in Washington. for
the emb excitement OF nearly SIG, 900, placed
in their hands as receivers OF the. de-
sfunct washington Beneficial Endowment
ASS ociation H tsiJ
Bail Arranged.
Mr. Lipscomb's friends have arranged
to furnish bail for him. The amount OF
bail will be fixed Tomorrow. Both Mr.
Lipscomb and Mr. Fields will be called
upon to plead to the indictment next
Friday, s. 1t is not known when the case
will be set for trial.
Mr.. Lipscumb is said to have gone
South, and Mr.. Morgan II Branch, United
States attorney for the District Of Co
lum bla, 4 received a telegram to-day pur-
porting 10 Is pe from WI. i1lpscoiho, NJ
spartanburg, s C., stating that he would
BIO In washington tomorrow.
Stands Well.
Mr.. Llpscomb has always stood hgh as
citizen and a lawyer and the action
OF the grand jury was a great surprise
TO those who know him best. He lives
In the county and has an elegant resi-
donce. overlooking the Potomac. He has
been prominent in politics in this section
and frequently took the stump for the
Democratic party The outcome of the
trial will be watched with a great deal
OF interest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Differential Case Up.

JvAsHINGToN.3iD p. Gu April 4.--Argu-
ments were begun to-day before the In
terstate Commerce Commission in what
is popularity knownfSas the differential
case" and one Of the most important
matters the commission ever has had
before 1T. The case involves the mat
ter OF differental inland freight rates
to and from North Atlantic ports. It
is more than thirty years since an ad-
fjustment was reached, by which the
rates 10 New York were made the basis
Of those to the other ports, Boston be-
ing charged the New York rate, Phil
adelphin being allowed a rate two cents
lower. Norfolk and Newport News have
been given the same rates as Baltimore.
These differentials have been the subject
of repeated controversies. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Jerome Gets Letters.
(By' Associated Press. )

NEW YORK April Five packages OF;
letters, believed Ito contain the CORE
$spondence found In the possession OF J.i
Morgan Smith and his wife. the long
sought witnesses for Nan Patterson's
trial when they were arrested in Cincln-s
ma ii last swces, were delivered BY the pos
tai authorities to District Attorney
jerome TO day. 5
From The size OF the pa ckages. there
Seemed to be at least a hundred. letters
in the lot. Nothing could be learned about
them. Z, 4,
over the extradition Of Smith and his
wife are ended this week and the couple
started on their way to New York. Dis
atrct Attorney Jerome will ask for a fur
ther postponemcnt Of Nan N Patterson'ss
trial. 1t was set down on the criminal
branch Of the Supreme Court calendar
for next Monday. ;s * l3S 5$l II .}
a Mr. ~ erome said to-day, after II, bad
received tho letters from CINCINNATI. that
lie could not call either Mr. or Mrs. Smith
as witnesses for<he people. He fsaid:4
IL VIII 6:bring them hero first for the
purpose OF having them Identified us the;
purchasers. of the revolver. with y!hlchi
Caesar Young was slnin. and secondly in
order to give Miss Patterson counsel an
opportunity to call them to the stand for
the defense,H, He declared that he would
gladly have done this had 1T been In his
power a at the last trial. 81 f55,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
CAST. CA. o. SMITHS
AGAIN g ! POSTPONED ! |:: ]
Warrant Issued Charging Them
With Being Fugitives
From Justice. !,
llRyAssocinted Press. ,

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April 4.---;The case
&of u. 4 Morgan Smith and wife. arr ested
4 here In connection with the Nan Pa tier
son Caesar Young case In u New ork.
came up againin Police Court today 5 but
was once more adjourned, this time until NJ
tApril57, the postponement being REQUIRED
TO await the action Of the Common
Pleas Court on the wrlts Of habeas cerp I.l.
The copy Of the Indictment found last
week against Morr an Smith and his vile
In New York Charging them with con,
spiracy with Nan Patterson, vas received 6,
once Prosecutor Rulison swore out an
affidavit charging the Smiths with being
&fus itives from justice, basing 1t on the IN
9dictment. This lis the same charge when
THE new papers were served on the
/ Smiths Immediately after being sworn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

q personal loan. but claims to have re-
maid II within three days The evidence 'i
in the case is in the hands Of the Depart ar'l
ment of Justice,
Henry j. Scott, attorney for Stanley
Francis, now in prison under 1000 bail,
charged with using the United States
mails TO. defraud, to-day applied for a
writ of habeas corpus in the United
States District Court. Judge Holland
made the writ rcturnable Friday when
it will be argued.
William j, Bradley, of Camden receiver
of the Storey Cotton Company, to-day
issued statement saying that the rights
of creditors would be preserved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
THIRTY seven BODIES
RECOVERED FROM N Mine
State Mine Examiner Among
Those Killed in Disaster
at Ziegler.
NV Associated Press.)

,-7-'-
CARDONDALE, ILL, April 4.-Thirty-
seven bodies of miners who lost their
lives by gas explosion In the mines OF
Joseph Letter, at Ieigler, yesterday, have
been recovered and 1t is supposed seVe-
raj more bodies are in the mine. Among
the dead Is William Scott Atkinson, State
Mine Examiner for the Seventh District,
who lost his life in an attempt to per-
form his duties as mine inspector and
who died while trying to reach thesbodics
of those who We're entombed. Joseph
Letter arrived at the shaft to-day The
coroner's jury empaneled to inquire into
the cause of the disaster has so far rem
dered no verdict,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
.HYPNOT|zED BY WIRE
FROM RICHMOND CITY.
= y u
(spc cial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

SUFFOLK. VA. April 4,--Before a
crowd of several hundred persons VIII
liam Roman. of Chicago, Mt 7 o'clock this
evening, went into a hypnotic sleep In
window OF the postnflice building, The
person supposed to exert the hypnotic
power was W. !. Fayssoux, of New York.
who. from Richmond, more than eighty
miles off, made his subject lose conscious
ness by telephone, Roman, It is claimed.
will sleep forty-hve hours In the win
dow, around which a large crowd is how
ering, The subjects sleep sincerity was
tested by the thrusting of long pins
through his hands and neck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
PUSHING PLANS
FOR BIG MERGER G /:
Still Thought That Announce
l1lent Of Consolidation Will
be Made This Week.
MODELLING or I. G. 1. STOCKS.
Probable Explanation Of Erratic
Movements OH Stock Ex-
change Yesterday.
Especial to The ,Tlmes-Dispatch.)

sss Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
NEW YO RK, April 4.--The stocks OF the
Tennessee Coal and Iron, sloss- Sheffield
Steel and Iron. and Republic Steel Com
paiiies Indicated In the stock market to-
day the smooth progress Of the Alabama u
iron merger negotiations. The process
Of completing the details Of the plan, It
was stated authortatively, was taking a
little longer than had been expected. but
announcement Of the merger Is likely to
be made this week. = $i
Il SO far as the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company is concerned, 1t Is said, all ar
engagements have been made, but some
matters remain for agreement between.
the negotiators for the merger and the
Sloss- Sheffield interests and the Republic
Steel Company, which Is to sell Its South
ern plants to the3merger company. 1t
is believed that the details indicated con-
Germ the kind OF payment to be made,
whether IN cash or securities or both
Tennessee Coal and Iron stock, which
was reported to have loaned at pre-
MUM of IA per cent. around tho close
yesterday, was still lending at small
premium this morning. This causes a
small panic among the shorts. The re-
ported cause of this, as expla ined nv one
quarter. was that the Hoadley interests,
who had been freely lending their stock
for some days. called it all in yesterday
at a time when It was difficult to bor-
row other certificates. This sort OF thing
Is not new to Wall Street. is common
for operators who corral the floating sup
ply of q particular Issue to give the shorts
s"all the rope they want then give it
q quick twist as they mark up the price
and force the bears to cover at what
ever price the real owners OF the stock
may specify n w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
DENIES APPEAL Ut
Valentine WOMAN
%. III
(l3y Associated Press. J

ryTJyN YORK, April 4,---Anna Valentine.
who was convicted Of the murder Of
Rosa Salsa, at Lodi, N. j., a yea raso.
and whose attorneys have been making
every effort to save from the gallows,.
today was re-sentenced to be hanged on
Friday, May 12, Sentence was passed by
Judge Carrelson, lin the Supreme Court
at Hackensac ok, N. j. WI.
Mrs Valentines lawyers will make M
other appeal to the Board Of Pardons,
and, should that fail, may appeal 10 the
United States Supreme Court, on the
ground tina she was deprived of her con-
stitutlonal rights. a tx VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
BUILDINGS / COLLAPSE
DURING EARTHQUAKE
a(By Associated Press. J

5l LAHORE, April 4.-shortly after 6
O'clock this morning the sharpest earth
quake shocks within the memory Of
living inha bitants were felt here, and
most OF the people left their, swnying
and creaklng houses to seek safety In
!. the open. The damage was extensive. It
is feared that there was considcrah BILE
loss OF life in the city, where many
picturesque tall old houses collapsed and
parts of lofty buildings crashed on small
adjacent dwellings. The towers Of the
Golden Mosque are reported to have
fallen. and Wasir Khans Mosque was
badly cracked.
places, with damage to buildings and loss
+ Of life. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
STOREY sNfNDLERs
HAVE BEEN LOCATED
(By Associated Press.)

60 - I3y NHSOCldttu FrtSS.J ~ Y
PHILADELPHIA, April At was au-
thoritatively stated tonight that two of
The fugtives wanted in connection with
alleged iswindling transactions of the
Storey Cotton Company had been located
by the postal authorities and that their
arrest will follow within the ensuing
forty-eight hours. 1t was not announced
which two of the fugitives had been
traced to their hiding places. Postal In
sDector Mayer, who came here to in
vestigatc the charge that Inspector
Holden, of this city, had accepted M,lO0
from the Storey Company, has practically
completed his work. Inspector Holden
admits having accepted the money as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Arkansas.
J, Associated Pres

LITTLE ROCK ARK, April 4,--Muni-
cipal elections were held throughout Ar
kansas to-day. In the cities OF Little
Rock Argenta, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs.
Fort Smith and II elena the Democratic
tickets were elected without opposition
for&the most part. In many of the towns
inon-partisan tickets were elected, politi-i
cal lines not being drawn, s TX,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Milwaukee,.
( (By Associated Press)

8534 III (By. Associated Press0
MILWAUKEE, WIS., April 4.-Returns
received by the Sentinel from varl-
Gus parts Of the State up to midnight
indicate that Charles p. Cary, non-pnrt-
san. the present State superintendent Of
schools, has been reelected. Quite num-
Der of women took advantage OF their
right of suffrage on school matters
John B. Winslew, lnon-partIs had no
opposition for Justice Of the Supreme
Court il',t tI8 49, a13ig. III go ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Indian Runs Aniuck.

oRRY PS A ApTll 4a-I psste Henry, an
Indian, said to be a graduate OF the
& Carlisle sichool, ran amuck With a shot
CUNT at Little Valley, near here yester-8
day. killing one Indian and woundlng g
half dozen others before his arrest h ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Montana.
lBy Associated Press. s

~ (By Associated Press.) III I 3,
BUTTE, MONT, April 4.-Municlpal elec-
tions in Montana have resulted generally
in favor of the Democrats, Butte, Ana con-
da and Great Falls chose Democratic
mayors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

By Associated Press,

cipal elections were held yesterday and
to-day by many Of the smaller tiles Of
Alabama. The issues being purely local,
there was not much involved In the re-
cI,1fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Texas Texas
fBy8Associated Press.)

-. M by fASSUClHltU t'TtbS,J 9II5I IEH
Ii HOUSTON, TEX, April 4,--Municipal
elections were held to-day throughout the
State In the smaller cities. Only local
issues were involved, and generally the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
nv Associated Prcsg.)

ST. LOUIS, April 4.----The municipal
election to-day marked onesof the most
heated political contests in years. The
polls did not close until II y o'clock and
the returns came In slowly. Scattering
returns at II O'Clock Indicated a gain for
Judge John A. Talley. Republican, for
Mayor, over Mayor Rola Wells, Demo-
Gratis nominee for re- election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
ST LOUIS ELECTION
RETURNS VERY MEAGRE|:
go
s(By Associated Press. }

f ST. LOUIS. April AT midnight re-
turns from $50 out OF a total OF 4o5 pre-
clncts SLOWED for Mayor. John "A. Tai
ley (Rep), 24,615; Rolla Wells (Dern.),
524,o2o; Leo Merrwether (Ind. Public
Ownership, 1.162. giving Talley a plu-
rallty OF $50. These returns were from
trality Il. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
SON |N-LAW Of FULLER.
COMMITS SUICIDE

~ ~ "a 3 lBY Assocated Press.) .ESaFN5 81
ssf CHICAGO, & April 4.---NVm. ". nelips.
ttifty-three years old, a contracting freight
agent, employed by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, committed sui
eide by shooting himself at his home last
night. Mrs. I)eius. could assign no rea-
son. for her husbands act except worry
Bover5the conditioned her health and tenn
iporary alteration. Delius was q j son-
3in-law of Justice M elville w. Fuller, OF
the United States Supreme Court Mrs.
5Delius was Maud Fuller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
BANK OF COMMERCE
AND TRUSTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT:

On: Monday, April Sd, the Bank Of Commerce
opened for business Oil Fifth Street near Broad
and the Church Hill Bank opened OH the same
date at the corner Of Twenty-fifth and Broad
Streets. 8
The Bank Of Commerce is Under the manage
,nenti Of Mr. Charles A. Pepe, Cashier. Mr.aPepe,
who has been identified with the banking inter-
ess Of Richmond for the past twenty years, with
the State Bank Of Virginia, needs no further intro
?duction to the banking public Of this community.
He will be assisted by a local board of prominent
Broad Street business men.
The Church Hill Bank is under the manage
inent Of Mr., Oscar E. Parrish, Cashier, who will
Be assisted by an advisory board Of well known
business men Of Church Hill. Mr.. Parrish is well
and favorably known in that locality. For some
time past he has been a valued and trusted en-
ploye Of Messrs. ]. H. Rose & Co. in which ca
pacty he has fully demonstrated his ability a.
business man.
Each institution is equipped with every a p-
pance necessary for the transaction Of a modern
banking business and each will employ a corps Of
assistants whose experience and ability has been
demonstrated
The public is cordially invited to give lis "a
share Of their patronage and is assured that to-
each customer will be extended every facility
consistent with prudent twentieth century banking.
Each institution will conduct a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT in
deposits Of dollar and upwards and In this and In
hs an as he
CAPITAL STOCKso OF the BANK COMMERCE AND
TRUSTS is and the following gentlemen
Officers directors, APRIL Sd
are branches:
President Vice Pres & Treas, Ss3
8 OLIVER j. SANDS A. RANDOLPH IOLLADAY.
CHARLES a. PEPLE. Cashier. OSCAR PARRISH Cashier
j. D. LECSY, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
DIRECTORS:

Joseph 3. Willard,
James r. Gordon,
Philip Whitlock,
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