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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
LEE8TO SEE CANNON.8
Goes 70 Washing ton to Try and
j5S Move the Spea terS Is Act.

Special TO Tho Tlmta. rispatch.) u d
FsS NORFO L1< AZ Fe D.. q. Gen cral IT,
hug f$s Ice, II president II OF the II Jamestown
Exposition Company, left here tonight
for Washing tom viii y the hope OF being
able TO induce Speaker Cannon Of the
House Eof Representa- yes, 10 change his
Splicntion for I he 9 Jamestown Eek position
on q Hampton Roads q II 1907. " hcll bill
has been approx d@Hnd recommended b.
tho House Commit tee on tdustrial arts
and exposlt ions. k ss:.sss. lp
ss General e Lee SAY 81 hat when tho left
Washing pm last week his Impression WAS 4!
that Speaker Cannon would not block
thesbill, but that the refused t9
Z ia change his mind 81 rem he Would be
thought very lin d OF. 4, !.
General: IT ~ vii !, pom his rriyal;5In
those no M at work III t1n ntsrests OK the
SJnn1estoHn$bill be fore decj ding upon any
fdeHnit ds course to- be ia ken by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
WITT | TAKES children !.
AND DESERTS HOME
f IN, al3to The rim Ns- Dispatch.l

fspeclal Ito The Times d spat CHI.
4. MIAMI, FL Az, Feb 20 ~ w Dapnls.
81 No. s432 Fourth Avenue, Miami, he
tor !s VIZ saS we s'al
s stnrv ~, 4 tha Testimony q neighbors
tho case IS unconnonly lrlysteri ous. His
married lifo has been happy for twelve
years. since 1t began In North Carolina,
Much OF IT. was spent ~ Norfolk Va,
which place i he cane N w here 'ne eee
5shaI,t il this city, bit OF late has been
employed BY the lorlda East Coast
railroad Last Thursday noon Dennis
kissed his wife upon leaving tho dinner =
table and that was the last iof her &. 4,
te a,sera9oh ta noys
Il arrvS ana James, 4 aged seven and i've
Respectively re othing else In the house
wassd sturbed. Il Mrs, Maltby hls mother y, o.
IN Jaw, who lives here, has heard Y noth,
ING Of tho missing trio !, and tho city and
satNertt'sa hsXs gears r. Ye ela
,namalv refined and Intelligent, She had
less thana 800 when she'd appeared Cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
SCHOOL 3 0 Q a [
MEET N |. WEDNESDAY, 4! NJ:
Body to RI district the State and
Complete Text-B Book
Lists. AZ; u

3 a meeting q ( the state Board Of 3Edu.
cation which will likely proyet to be one Of
tho most Important Held here Ii; u long
time, has been called for next " edfes-
do at $50 o. clock r, Is Nj and all the
members viii probab bly, be IN attendance.
There ares two matters of greet inter-
est to the public, which Will come up for
action. One Ia III 3 COM elton q tho tigh
school md suppleme tary lists OF text
books, and the other tho reoeivir NJ Of he
report fofEthe Committee on Redistrctin8
the State Into school "a str cts.
]: Tho new school laws pro VI de that the
board may when itss5ia deemed best. put
two or moro counties into on dis trict,
thereby enabling I he depart nent Il - Sc
euro the services OF more enc ient3 class \.
ofSdistrict OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TheF commit.
tee having charge Of this4mat err ~ COM
posed Of Pro lessor II ent, Of the. Uniyers-S
ssity; Pro fessorl m BoWless E# OF g Btaunt on.
and superiatertde est q, 81 , Notfo *
CONNECTED their work, and their conclui-
isions will DO laid before the full board:
Tha j tior, o. tho lat ter bod will not 90.
only Be OF Interest to the school Spatron e
but the supert end tent an the smaller
counties who are anxious cern,ins
their places. tSs 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Anodyne Beats Bertha p for
Martha Washington Stakes,

BTj;E Il ys{(By Associated Press. ~
NEW. OR LEANS. Feb 2S--Anodyne. who
titles met, posed her rival out In the AaEths
Washngto ton stakes at the Crescent CITY track
to-day Hartha p, was 9 heavy favorite ~
IF Rtrss racs-slx rprlonxsrp appls Gold % 70
&1oi first, Lord Of the Valley 20 g Y second.
Second raos-half m!le-rL title Rose e to
y first. blue Gras. Lad az to second.
Gray Eal g 40 y third Time. ;ss ~ ?. !,
Rainiand Is to ~ frat Brooklyn {T To- y So
cond, joe Lesser Y to- p tl!!ri, Tine, 2:q2 W
CAP, hnif mila--A nodyne Il 10 y first, bertha
n, 10 lol SECOND. Inspector Girl GA 20 y
ln FIfth ras ss ana three furlonEs-cath-
ness tis TO ~ first George Vivian a tp ~
second, Plautus 10 to- p third. Time, 2
Rose n "a IA ~ FIRST, Swedish led t2a 70 u
second. ganneFlee Belle tllo 20 n thiFa, Time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
I. Property Z Transfers rnIf

II. Richmond :E ckinson and tteson " special
5maatArvs Terrell. sl7b Sfaet on ST.. John
HtIset. soatheast corner q IF Orange Street.
N Nike Moore and !, 10 Herman n, II
sohwartz g feet on Frs formerly Howard
" holland Powell ana wife y to Paul Ii. ana
Mary ~ Easley. % q feet on east limo Of
Second Street, 80 feet south of Jackson Street,
D. oliver J.a Sands and wife, John 8. ana Il.
III, Harwood and wives, to N. IL TIofheimer,
10 feet on south line Of Broad Street, 1o7 II
h test cast OF Madison Street, $4,000. ;Ss
&fi Ifsnrico. Emma L.. Bowe's trustee to- Caro-
St,,o NJ j. Evensen one-third OF an acre at north
wext corner s. Condo Street and Blandon lon
Gayle. s z com e
Baldwin Street; q feet west q Baker Street.
Is N. Smith to Jessie n 4. Smith. trustee,
riSrcst in 1ea 77slbo0 acres on the Nine Mile
and Williamsburg roads at Fair Oaks station.
v't:west End Home Building Fund Association
Miss Carrie 9, Hebe q sp fest On .oath
street, 81, 100 rs IN &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
WALTER PARTRIDGE:
SENTENCED ITO HANG.
(spee,c,,al to Tho Tlmres. DIspate .

Ii Especial to Tho Times. j Ispa teh .,.sSI
sFAYETTEY1L1LE,.N N. Feb oval
ter Partridge negro. ag led 81 khteen years.
vas to- ia i sentenced By Judge Eur ueson
is baFhunx 4 pril$ 9Th for criminal e ssault4
on Mrs Hales. respect bio Il wtdl VI ladys
tl,ea III Fayetteville, the afternoon OF Feb
sruary 1st. Partrld go3swas arrested ut. ~ ms
blood onSfis vest and shirt II g was car
iried before his vl1tim immed ately,S VINO
positively identified him: whereupon ne
con essed and was rush d lto JAIL. /, Z !
Legislature providing Tor. his trial at the
February term o. Cumb erland County
civil Court, which "a ct was passed imme-
sdately. Judge Furgueson appolnted ape
Ing out two hours returned f'a. verd let of
fgullty.'fh sentence was what was ex-
pected and gives ~ nIversal 90 tisfa elton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
'TRE.QB.SERvANl.C|''|[|:.
IN|0A|.l I IN
Impressive Excrciscs Gel K, el y sa!tl;,
.lic l3irthday Vta ash 4 4 n
iitlgtoil. h q
GOV nor gu esTa \ HONOR x \ 3 |'
fAttctdsstlic Colonial inner ard ~
4ssl TIE Masonic Banquet at
Might a.
lIlIrho ,rl l,1l p,lspateh.,

sl 81 Especial Il To Tho Times. dispatch 9
a8B "a IA, 1reb.s 22.--.-G vernon
sfontagllot WINS tie guest Of honor this
&aftcrilooiSnt the colonial dinner wen byl
tile washington Birtlldny on ~.
\ sdcia ton inS honor of ttie ami ryil o.
6ti,o bIrtlis5ors General yvasliingt on.{s rhe
dinner took tho place OK tho usual " am
s,1oth street litnry and VIC pssff4tidle'
undorfthe ta,sp ces OF tho GIG q, tlo ~ on
these n1ycrsati cs. M sG n ~ n, s3.
,rhe public decentralization wa s5 omitted
this yea Sc cause Of tho ohti,css 9t y re
presdental II e iks
building, which "a was at tzctiV Vel 4 deeo so
rated WITH tlicMnational $colors;S " lille p0,t-
atrafts or,Vashifgton hung from the wa q lla.
o1sss n 81 III siS Mss
fssp Sefs thf fYSsftth
rnent. 4 h. H Z, & W J, q
with tlis head sat Niayo q
Pnrr \, he president OF the associ ton AND y
af
ast'eorso svasidnston judge 4, Nc
eaes rscount uS9' s.ate senator Lewis II
'our ci gate Jnanes 4. Gator.
Judge Charles ~. y col q
our Assooj ilon.'s.s& Mr.. q. carlir.
N Music by; an orchestra irltersper the
LieG tanant- governor lard had n beer ,r
expected. but sch q, ~ n egran this morn
Z REPRESENTATIVES. Swanson wa pr "a
15ea ps,E INA p1Rsssps
Or Moiitague, who arrived this
vas net ut tho depot NY yors Ta Il sfrs
ii Drockett and Mr.. Marshall Ii King.
The Governor en- tared a arrla &c and was
driven to he Hotel Rnmmel, y " hare fhe
was greeted ny tlle mo,nbers Of ne asao.
Sc tie aS rs "a desS 8 ''as
popularity IN A1extint ri; Il
Vice rrsident-alect Fairbanks, Cover;
Il Afontague5 Tor Ma rtt1l and Lieu
evening at, ,the ahiilgton anniversary
5banque Il 4 lve4iS BY al exandrin Washington
$Lod 90 OF NfRAOhH. g no 81 Ice r resident
eject spok IN RESP e. tho toa ne
esbf etle1 g Tere
steps, a Senator Martin: dAonry's lm-i
precision Upon IL civilization, Governor!
sMontague;9 sS Virginia Lieutenant Cow
5er1ora w I'd. 81
day wa 8 q seryed as Il general hoii-
day lns5 Alexandrin.aB1r In VI accordance with
tirne.h onored Gus tom. bel q d over the
1 city, we re run 70 Q trh ba ks.
school ard 9th err publ cs bulls ings were
closed. % vi
55&sT his evenlng the members OF The FRIEND
cred around the banqu board 4 In cele-
$brntion ~ stla mn versa ~ ~ organt.
Eat Ion has he dlstitctiOn 20 having had
\ General apnHhin2ton% as g m embe IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
\, The Free Bridge Unsafe.

~ Following la a. letter from Mr., f T, q,
SIsaacs, which Will be- reaA .Wi It'll Interest;
4 Richmond, Val Job. B I 81 1905,
Mr.. ~. F. Campbell Cha rnlanS Com. 8. 81
I, r., Richmond, VA: Z. N Dill sg a ff$ 8gi al
h 4 Dear sir.--Il Its issue OF Febrllary9 16
1905 The Times ispatcll ingreportinE the
proceedings OF the meeting at the Cham
Der OF Commerce. ink the Interest ot the
new bridge ACROSS III anles River on the
site or Mayo.s Bridge, quoted onA speaker
HiE5Fhls advocacy or the new bridge. as
Sta stating that the Free Bridge was dam
gerous and unsafe TO drive across; beg
to state that this speaker was In error
In max Ing spo n crit lclsm Of the Free
K Bridge, 81 viii oh Ia entirely 80 fe to carry
z the traffic that 10 at present passln 8 Q yel,
it, It Is true that eight spans Of the
bridge In the centre OF Its length, which
were originally built In * l6, cannot he
i classed sRs ~ mo derilN stTucture y and the
Weights now a lowed Ito be carried and
tina speefv at W OH icy can l,e moved
cannot h ba creased and, theref ore, Ia
think It would tbe ad sable Toy The bet,
toy acconln,od 7 lon of the pub ic & to reT
place thfses eight span WI I'll t4s modern
structure, az & have previously recon-
ThIs report u, l,ade to YOU ;Iol such
8disposlt Ion ana y use AZ YOU ina y deem
prone q Eittl tae tssestloA t y A. - Y
ignsd) v ~ 4 az 4, cs.
III a I, 40 N d M IA RIM tinnu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
LOUISA COUNTY is /.
4. F|:0R@JUDG 6 {.
He Is Likely to Succeed DR. q G. ].
5#8syss)' M,Wallace in the *
+ Senate. re.
,s,a.,ai N rha Times Dispatch i.

Especial to The Tin Dispatch ,
.3a1 d)UlsA, Al, Eel, 2,--T he follogillg
letter has been received by ] Judge Sims
from from pr. q, NJ, wa i ape Of Sta ftord, who
3 ias represented his district for9t eigh
} ysaTs + r t W. s siMs seNa5s' VI
INK Mss9 Dear sIr,ysY our favor has been ne,
cSiYed and VIII state IN @ ys snS
tki inHdh II supporting no for The sena tesoff
Virginia aud lousg wishes to preS,e sId
Far "a s denomination, With Kind regards 4
3romaill Y Ours y ~ - M e
N This ia IN acoord nc q wit h file eustom
Rhich has been I'M th q !! Az
Irlct The ot her portl9n ,at y ne ~ TIM
spotsy IYania and 4 Ieoli! lsa. U II dyos each ~
time furnished soma tors A. nee Louisa hag
Hsrhe y uInaninllly pf tlmerlt "
"A ouisIa count q lage sims
3js piian onepal and feat flee tn IA ha Shlefh
esteem an which hsyEIls v U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
FUNERALS \ {! RI s
N /. CITIES /: J
!seve,lty-hye Bodies Recovered B 6 red,
NH Rcscucrs Still at & u u
mi II a! !sI i York. " 5s 3ss
nv Associated sPress.)


h 35 BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb, 22e2,---At 9
O'clock Tonight scyenty-tlye bodies have
been Il recovered from the ~ fated Viz
gginia nllnes, IN which 3the. explos!o on o. o.
CURED Monday afternoon. n "A n
II To-morroW will be o day Of funerals at
Virginia city. Bessemer. Pratt City and
Ensley. !. The bodies have been taken to
tHess enler as fast as identt fled and bulld-
lngs have been converted Into NOR tues.
Anbsextra supply OF collins from nelgl1
boring citles5nrrved 3toyday ss "a, 81 n
The Grescuers are stlll herotcally at WorS
tn the slope, and as the di43ers adYance.
the bodies furt her In the mines ,s-se found
tai DO worse burned and mptalAted than
those nearer the ext erior. No hope Is nov,
heid ont + that any OF the rlen can HE
alive. q Only three men we're found yes
terd az, n whose hearts were still beating.
but they expired Immediately on reaching
the outer air. If. {sS{ IA Is II : .5s5.3
ward IN tho matter OF relieving the des-
ititute families OF the yictl Inns. ana mass
hastings ave been held in this 81 ty, Bes-
semer \ Ensley and Pratt City to-day for
that purpose, Hundred de- Of dol rs glla We
been subscribed In the suburbs and the
.ntrmin9 ha I'm CONNER ella Club n ~ ral SEQ
more than 81, 900 for the fferers;
$e Alabama district NO 20 lDltedy Nine
yYorkers sot n America, ayday tyo ted VA
rs he' distr,buted among I he bareaYed lam
5illes. Among tie contrihu Ions to-day
was one 81 no by u acob ,l n is,s warm
4 friend Of n I'reside lent Fooseyelt.
Mr. Riis lect urad Al lila eli last nisht,
n iii, addtti on to the fund IA ised among
tho 4 members K the, s;oInp,syoia al Club,
2thata Snrga nixatjon has tssAsd an !. d pepl
tb q ~ sSltlS sksso E!Fnllp hem N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
HCLE RI: X ILL.
jschoo ner Stuff ers Injury BY Fire
and Will Have to Foreqo Voyage

lspecIaI ito a Tic 81 pIJP2ttH.
a CONFORM Var, re 2STlt Is reported
OF Deputy Clerk OF the Courts w. w.
Brown. Is III wi tn appendicitis atsathe
home Of his father near this 4 place TIL
young man Els prominent and popular, and
Itais regretted that his physician could
not be seen IN regard to the ser! business
OF the case be fore The hour Of mailing
this report to The rimes- .! z
81. The scnoonerfg y. Bolilah I4and, ~ loaded
with corn aud ice- bound In the Kappa
hammock at Port Conway. which caught
IRE several days aI Q. rs said to have been
damaged over 500 by \ ne flames. The
vessel Is .incapacita ted for the voyage. and
will probably have to bbc tunloaded as soon
as the Ice will permit iI l53i5 ,t.5 31995
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
DASHED PRESIDENT !! J II
!S:TRUCk.NIT / ! !! / /:
~ ii 4 n q ~ K y va E-fi't ~. !.
,, 4 IN BY Associat ted Press. }

gS5W.ASEINGTON.t 5Fab.sstsB 90, p dent
Roosevelt turned to sWashing ton ct s6:sB
POM. to-nig ht. lille the Presd ntla1
party was going to the city troop arm
YIN Philadelphia an unknown man
dashed Into the street and got wit hin
eight or& ten feet OF the President, ear q !.
Iriage. SThere he was struck wi tn tho flat
Of sabre by one 81. the four troopers,
and checked ~ tho force az the blow. he
staggered back and was lost o. 9 tor ~
the crowd z. The Y IN an q ppeared to be 9
81yrhose Who WITNESSED the incident be-
Have that heIs insrelys sought to shake
hands with the resident. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
IN PETERSBURG. s
a, Silver Tea BY Daugh ters Of
American Revolution.
Isl rs pecIai TO Tho ~ Times Dlspatcl

reclal to Il Tho " Times Dispa tch.)
lAt.,5 Feb. % wash
ington's irthdny$ wa icole bra ted II in Pc
5tsrsburg by q, beautiful silver tea, u given
at tho residence OF Mrs. IS w. II ii .a Camp
by he Frances A Bland Randolph Chap
ter. Daughters Of VI tho d Al ,erl can Revo-
luton. KS "a ~
u. The entertainment was a great success
bot AZ a social and patriotic enter
prise. and was grea tly joyed by Q largo
number Of visi tors. * 81.
q An attractive. programme was bea VI
by Miss b ice Jones,
Miss Mc1lwai inc, Miss Lucy Friend. Miss
Leo Booth and Mrs. ntgomery J ack-
son. Miss Frances Starr read charmingly
ii selection from Turk I'vvn Inc TRAMP
The local chapter Is doing great work
L for the " yIrgi nin Column In he Conti-
mental Hal at ypashingt on and the en-
$tertainmeht thls q ftornoon wa 8 given Tor
that oh ect. 81 &
he Masonic Association III Of Masters
ana n Pas tmBstera4of the / several l odges
$ofs.thes city, VIII cll was organi zet q fe "
weeks a SO. 3 gave q BANQUET tonight at
Masonic Hill In honor OF the birthday
or Illustriouss broth her. 81 SHIT SVor-
shipful Hug r. Snlit NJ pre- dent OF sthe
presid FL N ". X
AT Fredericksburg
Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
.SFRE1DE,R ICslSSBU RGI.8SV.Apt Feb. 22.--To-
e da was observed rs a atioral nc liday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
.L0U|SV|LLEAG !|7A7E|:0!]. !.
BYMG!RE|AI| REVIVAL Y ! !.
5(HyglA.ssooiated Press.)

ul puIsVIIIlEa KY, Feb. a.. llle
is at present agltated 4 BY q remarkable
religious revival II movement. Thus far
four Thousand "A conyerts have been am
rouncedt and 1t Is expected that the close
Of tho services on Sunday next will find
that number doubled. .j & .ss sB n
b Figures show; that ~, 900 persons, or ol'e-
fifth OF Louisville IS population, attended
tho SPECIAL services to-day at TWEEN -four
different points. and at ma ny points large
numbers were turned away. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
PRISONER [!S|iT Y! {.
T0C J :! VIM SUICIDE
Ate Opium and y Vas as' Prevented E:''!'s,1
Taking Glass Pills by . Deputy
"a Ferriter. s'ss..

\ Levi sullivan the alleged pension crook,
who Is be,ng Iield ut the cunt jail Tor
the United states acthoritl es. has maze 8 g
two attempts very good blu = e. :
rs Shortly q i tier .lc was broug TO the jail
from "a oochand,f county no took 9. 81 lan,-
stityi0f opium. Fl o. was rel wed OF &thlS by
Il the physician, little tt worst ana
ALI yesterday he was Ike pit und
81 DUR During Tucsday night Sullivan a tempt.
ed to grind up part ioles OF glass, 80 that
4 the "a ust IS might no made into pills Dep.
5uty5 Ferrltor{ caught him ~ the fac and
the stun was taken from him and the; cell
during The MIG yesterday mosn al g
carefully searched and his clothing ex-
ar1lined, 30 that here could be no! further
opportunities ut attempts to self q str rl:
THE man Is suffering. a ppa rently,S from
frefnorse, and Il has h stated that tho would
take his llfe II san opportunity arose.
$E Under Il hose circumstances n y careful
watch is being kept on the man. The jail
physician has him under reatmen and
last Il night he was AZ reported as Resin 8
vel 3. TIe lis probably a dope fend, 3 az a
large quantity OF opium in ca psulesE was
d While Sullivan ppcars to worry over
his troubles his ounzerS comp anlon,
Charles Az Carroll, i@ does & not seem to
mind the prospect, 5Sa VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
s5s cLoalN al 10 UT Gal
ATSpu 81 lc AUG o N.
BLOC MIN GDALE ARM


NJ Avn N
aving nteS he la s9ersonal
Lives Stook- Eleven MI les.3 rginias RAILS
ed n somo mat ched pairs; I pair good Farm
Horses fresh Dairy GO we; pure sBeIrk-
Implemer tt Ono IA II. II. Porta bic Eclipse
Engine - larg smalley Ensilage and !tl
Feed Cutter. vi til 81 foot carrier. early
new; Farm Wagons, u ca til DC bleg and
single plows. Ffarro OWE; naw. Disc & ars
row, Cultivators, He ~ Rake; 1s 3 doub BILE Corn
iPlLnter sMowerss3l loti. TIarne Hoes.
i orks Picks and IS novels lot Bars a az,
Cine and Boiler lotg Shat ting and aPuileys
6coek Barral,. CHUNG
sea les 81 Belting.S Grain and Forage e.
About n 400 q barrels Choice Yhite Corn,
large lot Fea HI Hay Corn land ~ Fodder.
SFurniturn--O Ono Herring & So fe,SSS 1ssi Once
Desk. For further formal ton addreAs
Bloomin gda q Farm, Rural N 81 4, .ssSS
IN richmond, Va. Tel phone IN $500.
Feb q, % s. 1880 $ I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
AtSDanvL;lle.,

9#s (speotal q, to Tho Timex DisrAtch.l
A5S DAN vi LfE, IA, Ee b. q. The I'D an 3
Singtors was generally observed hero TO-;
.day,sth he arllsing houses being closed and
the postofflc tflclals obser ( sundn v
hours AL Of the schools and educational
# were closed w spo cial rs pro-
grammes being rendered by I he pupils IN
some instance s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
MERCHANT OILERS RS:
Navy Can N 3 4 niger Spare s ~
/. ficerss toS G nrland n Them.
A1,,lifBy !! "A sglsaouc Ia I I'd N Pros

III g 5$t 49,. (ByS Assoc ed Press US !.
v NcyRFOL II, A., iE,eA,. 2.s,--'rh crew 9
mo Nfinlted States collier Abarendn, ut Ihe
Nnrfoik Navy Yard \, has been cnange 81
from regular enlisted men OF the navy Y
ia ck Is 1tnerchantLle The goyer ~.
GeoE Med to pla all Hers 90 the -Ravy
In chargeBofs mi ted crews receht wv
fhe TXtarGpd a. was one Qe rhe, nrst Upon
which this go was made. ~ eg5ehdhm ~
Ctomt,,andar olFb bach ". +, NJ. ~
reIint1ulshad command soE w A!pA!rstltua,
and sltpiSweHt oatot eea'n'ss'o'' V
A IA, ~ SRE ssee.I. y i Feb. IL
explained At the Navy pepartnlen thnt
t nFF ~! neaya ais ooilsrs With civilian officers
ana crews was forced upon the depart-
fnent sby'Et the great scareity SO eomnlisr
stoned nay al % I,cers, Whose services are
in pressing demand to make up the c9m-
oripietrielItH ot the now WA rshlps going into
con,inlssl on.g II already has become nee.
essary ia depart from the practice q
giving officers shore duty at Intervals
ahollt ediliYalent In length OF time to sea
/ duty. and especially IN the case of Jll-
nior officers 1T has been necessary 70
aend them hack to- sea a ftera long ana
a IsilIoIls foreign service wi a very sea Mt
allowance OF shore leavs and duty.
S i1urInE tho Spanish Ar and for some
time affer% tina golfers ware manned by
civilians. hut IN order. "a avoid labor dis
5p,ites and strikes and to- ensYre he 70 o.
sssrVance discipline \ aboard the chips
the Navy Department has been see lnS
10 provide nayal crews Tor the oollierss.
d practice which mus now be apand med.
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here o The schoolsM d, M
Tod "a, d NJ. IA I fiji obsarvAnc CO Of washing.
TOMS birthday VII . p acos until :,
HThursda light, ~ sides ting sprea at,
there Will ne a. cry 81 cilterta| ling pro-
5ginnime of music, vocnl Land sinstr.im11ell-
tai and All addf sss Rev. j. II. ~ ny,
5ot the methodist Church. XXI III 81: a
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4 20 ~ =. Al n. I7g,lF Z
Atk StauntOn.

Especial to THO Tltnes 70 ispatch.) ;ss
ST1AtjNTON,s Az Feb VI g Washing.
toms birthday was observed hero to day.
The ba nks and pos fl co were clo sed.
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Personals and Briefs.

MIR. Wade II. Krouse left on he illtll to ac-
cent the iuoslt Ion OF cashier at the St., Charles
Hotel Atlantic City. tSi vi u Eli n Il 3s
u Raw. ROB- IN, left on II Tuesday for
Savannah. da. 70 be- at the bedsld Z OF his
father who ls lii. G4s z 84Sd g$3 5Es
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sAUCT1oN SALE This t1ay.I


we viii self no IDA (Thursday) reb-,
!rtiary a3d, at oar war etoortts: n Sbs .t1.
parties q tleclinihg acknowledging 16A e,,elt
and Halr attrosses. 3 nice Oak Ct anlbe
stilts, iron Btns Yak hlnut ana Cherry
Lounges, Coiiches, II xtehslon fables
Folding Beds, Book Case and aecratariess
Hat Ra cfss, Ladies s. d ks ID Chairsls
Chiffoniers. large h quantity (lilclptll 9 ND
bureaus, Chairs. ,Tat ,lss vft,gsS
dow Shades Mirrors r ctureA, il r gs, p rug
gata. Heating stoy yes, btc.t Ate, ls ~
good oppor tutilty tor YOU ~ got
VIII also sell ~ 81 y pal Of But Ter g
Computing Scales COZ !. Is. 81 III
4s n p ri CfIMD ND AU CTIONsC co..
sE lnd IhValar1tinc Ai1ntioiiee L.