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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
GOES TO JURY.
William Bland "Sent On" for
Killing Major Page.

William Bland J, the negro who, on the
10th, shot and killed Major Page, an
other negro. was given preliminary
Ing and held for the grand jury. He was
represented by Captain George D. Wise.
The evidence was. in the most part. to
the effect that the two men were play
charged But there was some evidence
that Bland Intended to shoot Page, and
the jury will have to decide the matter.
Bland surrendered himself to Captain
Hulce. of the Second District, yesterday
q fternoon. .l-t 1.-I 81. ,.y 5 t7t ~ 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

x,,a.o THO Rces home is IN ideal place
for house party, and nothing IS lelt
,,ndone that could contribute to pleasure
or promote enjoyment.
Personal Mention.
Miss Leah Sternhcimer has returned
home after spending the summer IN New
York, Atlantic City and Baltimore
Mrs, II. Fl. Hirschbiel, OF New York.
is visiting her mother, Mrs NJ p. Odell,
or No. 2Ooo West Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. seden, Of "Hol-
land Iill,' Chesterfield county, have re-
turned from stay at Atlantic ely
Mrs. w. Ben. Palmer Is at Lake Tox-
away, N. c., spending two weeks.
Mr. Charles sugah Turner, formerly Of
Richmond, will leave this week for New
York to join the "Fantana" company
that goes on tour In September.
Messrs Charles c. Hurt and J. Lavorne
Hurt will spond some timo at Ocean
View and visit West Virginia before
returning to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Branch. Of this
city, are TcblSteTGu w llio 1Ao''e'lNA AAo>N'
Now York. Mr.. Coleman WortAam is
guest at tho Waldorf-Astoria.
Miss Nannio IT. Pegrnm. who has been
spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
Edward It. Kelley, in Hampton. Va. has
gone to visit relatives In Toronto Can
ada. accom- panied by her brother, Captain
William r., Pcgrnm, apd Captain Charles
Mason Eddinton.
Miss Mary Manning Is returning from
Atlantic City by way Of Hampton, where
sho is visiting Mr.. and Mrs George H.
Ellison.
Misses Annie and Lottie Boston have
returned from visit to their brother
in Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Mildren Titzhugh, Of Richmond, IS
the guest of her cousin, Mr. Henry
Thornton, at Madison. Va
Miss Lynwood Peters is the guest fol
a week Of Mrs. II. D. Peters, at keysville
Va,
Miss Mary chap;poi IS spending Angus
with Mrs. A. II. Hamilton, near SAKE
Va
Miss Mary Eggleston is visiting ne
cousin, Mrs c, II, Gibbs, OF Chaflot'e
Va,
Miss Daisy Chamberlayne, Miss ttcie'
O'Forrall and Miss Kate Bldgood haV'
returned from visit to Virginia Beach
Miss Lucy Dwyer has been the receh
guest of Miss Roberta Hawkins at lhe
princess Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach
Invitations have been issued Tor uh'
marriage of Miss Bette b. bowman o.
| Lynchburg, Va, to Mr.. y, +, tucker o.
| Clifton Forge. the marriage to DO cele
| brated August Gath.
Mr., and Mrs, James Mooney are Visit
| Ing Mr.. N. II. Gillum, OF Charlottes
vile, Va.
| Miss Rae Hessburg, No zoos Yes
| Franklin Street, returned yesterday iron
| visit to her sister. Mrs. Fink, at Mon
| Clair n, j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Denounces City's Sin.

Wednesday night Rev. George II. Wiley
preached an emphatic and startling, ser
the tent meeting at Twentieth and Grace
Streets He said that poverty forms no
excuse for sin. 1t Is Just as important
truth as for those more fortunately Sit
uated.
Rev. Mr.. Wiley came out in direct
accusation that there are many people
living IN some form of willful sin: that
they deliberately shirk the most ordinary
acts OF honesty. and that N many cases
heaven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Want Same Pastor.

1t is said that three Richmond churches
are considering tho name Of the
same pastor, Rev. W. T. Ball, Of Fulton
Avenue Baptist Church. Baltimore. The
churches are West View, Venable Street
and Broadus Memorial
Mr.. Ball Is now in Roanoke, visiting his
parents. He is an alumnus OF Richmond
mary, in Louisville. Mr.. Ball is noted as
a nne pulpit orator and Is said to- be
very popular among his congregation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Dance in a Good Cause.

Dancing will be a most enjoyable fea-
turc of an entertainment for the relief
Of smallpox sufferers on Oregon Hill, to
DO given at Forest Hill Park Monday
Tickets may be obtained for 70 cents at
the residence OF Mr.. IT, II. Davis, No. GOT
Relvidere Street. and at Marstons drug
store. on Pine Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Dr., Stockrnan Here.

DR.. c. NJ. stockman, OF Portland, Me-,
who is a veteran Of the First Maine In
highly delighted with the beauty Of the
Capital City of the Confederacy and the
hospitality Of Its denizens. Dr.. Stock.
man thinks all bitterness and sectional
feeling have died out. He expects to
visit, many points OF interest here before
returning TO Portland. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Good for Fruit Growers.

lish and Canadian countries and In Il
large number Of domestic fruit sections
Is proving a great bonus for the Virginia
as The only State In the Union having
q full yield OF fruit The Virginia farms
are being rapidly drained for expectation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
improvements to Church.

Arrangements are being made for elab-
crate changes and q thorough renovation
of East End Baptist Church. The build
up under It. A PASTORS study will be
provided, infant classroom. ladies' par
Tors and mems Bible class-rooms.Th e
interior and exterior will be painted and
new pews and upholstery Will be put In
the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
BREAKING 1T UP.
Justice John Will Severely Deal
With ANY One Stealing Papers.

I.inwood Clay. white boy, caught
stealing The Times Dlspateh from Ne.
4, s ts corner Eighth and Main
Streets was before Justice Crutehleld
yesterday morning. Idnwood was sent
Another boy. who was. with Linwood
Clay and assisted IN taking The Times.
Dispatch from the places named, mas not
The Two boys prepared to overcome
any obstacle by providing themselves With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
MANY Go to the Mountains.

Company on yesterday morning ran the
largest excursion ever run to tho Yir-
ginIa Mountains. More than GOO persons
filled the twelve cars. which were drawn
sion ngen. of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, rersonai1yr Conducted the ex-
cursOnlsts, HHa 5.He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Mr.. Cowherd Here.

Mr., B, r, Cowherd, OF Goochland, was
In the city yesterday. Mr.. Cowherd takes
Is warm supporter Of Governor Mon
tague for Senator.
He says he is confident the Governor
will win, and that he will make a fine
run In his section, 'iU&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
Mr., Lewis Talks,

Hon. j. N, Lewis, member of the
and Essex. is In. The city on private bust
ness Mr., Lewis has no Opposition for
reelection to the House. He is q warm
Senate, and says the Governor Will get
fine majorties In his section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18
viii Sell Synagogue,

Judge Scott yesterday authorized the
cations synagogue. In Mayo Street, The
proceeds OF the salo will go toward the
fund being raised TO purchase the Beth
Ahaba SynaEoGue property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

States and in the central and lower Mis-
sissippi Valley. i.4Thunderstor1ns are re-
ported at Augusta and Macon, Ca. Tam
pa and Key West Ella. Little Rock,
Ark, Momphis Tenn, and Oklahoma
City, Okla.
The weather in Richmond yesterday
was very cool for the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Mrs. III. Fl Hirschbiel, OF Now YORK.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. +. Odeii'
or No. 2O2o West Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Miss Mamie IT. Pegram, who has been
spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
Edward IT. Kelley, In Hampton, va. mas
gone to visit relatives IN toronto, Chn-
ada accompanied by her brother, Captain
William IT., Pcgram, apd Captain Charles
Mason Eddinton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Mr.. Charles Sugah Turner, formerly OF
Richmond, will leave this week for New
York to join the "Fantana' company
that goes on tour In September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Miss Daisy Chambcrlayne, MISS taeio''
O'Forrall and Miss Kate Elasoou hAro
returned from visit TO virginia l'e'io'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-18

Mrs. w Ben. Palmer Is at Lake Ton
away, N. c.. spending two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
.WIlL5HEAR from 7.
DGE|MANN soon.
Friend Says Announcement At and.
Platform Will be Issued
Shortly

II 4 = Z.
'-Forllcr5J Judge William IN, Miami, of OF
{towny county, will I'D ;tcandidnte8 hc
govcrnorsip,f said nafricnd& of "a lR { gen
5tleman Scstertlny. u Il Nlius made no for
mai announcement b ndtlacyE and dec
Narration Of principles vet but Is expected
TO do so lii d few days. i L was stated
yesterday hat the Mann { buttons would
soon 5sbn In evidence, those Il &c Nicssi's
Willard $alld Swanson having been circu-
lated for Some weeks nov. VT 3 q
strle strength OF Judge Mann as ~ ca llr
sdidate{ before tho people is jnn5 unknown
quantity iii 4 he Triangular contest for hc
iglibernatoral nomination. nlld many have
icxpressedf the belief thnt he will 8proye,tL
formidable candidate. The cx-Jtdge has
been prominent In the party for yours
IIefwns All elect or-nt- large on lie Demo
cratic ticket In, 1900, and stullpcd S3tlin
State for Bryan at hat time. M lIesis
serving his second term MS a. member OF
the Semnt cI OF Virginia. and lis chairman
SorSthe Committee OF Priv ileges and Flee
tions Of that body III III 5S 4 rs
h During his first term in That q body he
the3,bil regulating tho Liquor
Iruffic. Wlhcl, subsequently, became fn-
3mlliarly known as tho Mann bill. This
measure cont ineds{t)lo sale of lquor#6to
cities and towns and places where ample
election of 1908 Senator Mann was {rcnol11-.
5lnated and re-eleoted. despite a. & redis-3
stlicting Of the Senatorial ! & dtstrlctsa !
though the Mann bill tElad been enacted
long before, theE last General Assembly
accepted and approved u I, { not u single
effort being 5madetto repea IT. 5if
s2 Judge Mann was Il elected a to tho Sen
inteEa as a$loemocr;t and has nlways been
III Democrat. N 3$ AZ 353 IS @ sl ;Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
BLAND'S RECORD.
Supported Employers Lila bility
Bill-Often Championed La Dor.

{ Hon. Charles r.. Bland. of Ortsmollth
ii candidate for$ the nomination forbLieu-
tenant Governor I'M the Democrat tic pri-
mary. has not claimed much space5n the
public prints lately and his friends liz
3sist that he has aBrecord Sons the employ
iers liability billEand many other meas
lurcs in thcslnterest OF worklngmenwhlc
appears to lave been overlooked. {. III ii
Mr.. Bland is on record as having s,ip-s
ported the employers liability bill Elnsthe
session OF 1899 and 1900, fnnd whenever
1t camel In the l.egislat urcG During his
long iservlce4in tho House he clampioned
all the measures introduced IN the interest
of labor, s 5y # 4, III .s5
& Being tho only 8Tidowater candidates. In
the primary thus far. Mr.. Band'slfricndS
claim that he will have a powerfulanu-
cleus Of support from that section and.
that llc will command stL8 large share Of
tho votes OF labprlng lnen8througlont the
state His frenlen's relief bill has en-
deared lin to the volunteer firemen
throughout tho Statc.3nnd his boiler in--
spedtion bill hough beaten was designed
for tho protection of life and property.
Mr. Bland Is n Fluent and vigorous speak
or. and will take tho st,mpfin hisgown In
forest as soon as he campaign warns up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
.NEWs.GA1'HERED
FROM SI0:|.U||1'|''.H||: / d !.
SColucilnen Get Busy and Till ]
Vacancies iti8 Civil
Bodies.
SUCCESSOR no DIR, MATTHEWS.
Glass Works Company Given
ali Extension Time. Nj.
Dobbins Case.
N q ll.IIl
Manchester Bureau, Times. plspa tcb,

Il Manchester Bureau. Times. pispa tcb, | II
No. lie HILL street. fs}fai
Coiincilmeii got busy last night. They
had To do 50, for there were three meet
s ings OF Importance, d session OF tho lower
branch, one of the upper branch and q.
A joint session. !, si9 n 81 is
4 At the first meeting, Council, on res
quest. il greed 10 extend tho tine. for COM
5pleting the glass plant to twelvc months
from six. rho Board failed To act, OH
The propositions, and II went over to nm
other meeting. s.5 Is E,s y III Il
The Joint session was held for the
q purpose 4 Of filling Il vacancies III various
municipal boards, and for clecLng illcn,-
4 hers OF other bodies. Il Is III a III IT
" Tho fire commissioners for a 8ye0i. were,
chosen as follows:3S Nlcssrs.$3J. $t S. Wake
field, c. g. Jones. 81. n, taudd, az II.
Hooker, j.. 3D. II 'lllcy.'J,eIa Perdue, a. ]
Daffron, b. a. Eunnnl ly,s q r. ~. Owen, Z.
u C. Con, r. e, Pntraln. 2I3 4 NJ. Robertson
~. w, Moore. J /. T.. 'IaS lor.j n
Bridge Commissioners, J.H. Busby j.
Morton Graves, & III fpncc$of y. II. Bradley
and j. S. Wakefield, VI res gncd: n. q,
Rroaddls, a. r. Perdiic. Nj. A. Campbell.
Board of8IIIealth. DR. NJ. II r. 1allcker,,i
presidents; q. IN. Rcans, 70. Is. Sampson,
u. j. Rlanton. G. a. Pepplc. @I Vt
School Board. 10 succeed A]8 Dr. va x
Mathews. deceased u, w \ Dllval i'8
Mentioned8for Council.
ii Mr.. Mark r. Lloyd II prominent young
lawyer progressive, brilliant and capablc,.
Is being mentioned rs "a successor q
councilman Grizzard Iii the Third Ward
K Mr. Grizzard has retired from Council
nv l,isHremovalB from the city: The cleo.
Hon oc5 his successor las been postponed
I'd The mex meeting. Mr. Joy1's name
has been most prominently mcll tloned.#s
Prosperous Order. s
New South Council j.. O. 2. a (. NJ, met met
ylast night in a most enthusiastic session,
and received Il mum Der OF applications.
This order Il is most prospe ro,,s In Ma
chester, and is. increasing in strength
weekly. I'll r 3 H III a4ss 5# 81 n s55 55$
Disorderly Persons.
Willie. Driver and james Park $ we're we're
A aiken III, charge las $nightifo* being utl-l
ablo 10 take carc of8 themselves. Mayor
Maurice will hear. their, cast his morn
ing. a3,Sf
Personals and Briefs.
8rllo case case; of W. j. II Dohbins was con-
8tinued ITO Monday in the Corporation
Cour, yesterday on account sofs 4 he ia al
scncc OF an Important witness ssll,. Sa
n Tie fifteenth anniversary 81. Of Davis VIZ
Council j. o. "a NJ, will be Gel ebla TED
On Thursday might. "a
X Miss Bessie Morris is il at he her home rome
8on Porter Street. IS a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
KILLED BY
A6MAIL CRANE.

SPENCER n. G., Jan. 81 Eng inecr r..
o. Purycar T, Of this place, was struck In
the hcnd by a mall cranc and Instantly
killed al Reagle, two niles north Of spen-
ccr. 1T 10 O'clock this morning. MI. Pur-.
Year was running passenger train NO, ~
Which wa making fifty miles per hour
at the time the accident occurred, and the
blow was so terrific that he never knew.
what hit him. IA IN; " KS
Robert Ford the colored fircman on the
train, sawfthe engineer with his head out
of the window when lie suddenly sank IN
his seat, a. dead man. Thcremalns were
brought here on the same train, tho COL
orrd fireman acting as engineer:
Mr.. P,lryear, who was onnE0f the oldest
and best known engineers on the Southern
system was formerly of charlottesville,
Va. but had resided in Spencer for =
number Of years. He 1 Leaves q mother
wife and two children, " 3t 5 x tilfsFF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
4 Mr.. STONE TO SPEAK. u
~ ---->-- SAIL ll5i %i Sj
"Our Real and Possible Selves
81 Will be His Subject. M

x THO Nlaii18 street d Station ailroad De
.partnent.y Young Nc ~ christin,l $50 80
5clntion. has secured the Rev. H. store.
iiiew pastor Of the Emmanuel n Baptist
Church. for the address o-n,orroW \ OH
t'Our Ret,l and Possible Sol YES
There will r ho special vocal solosy and
diets by3 AR. and aNirs. Eugene Cloves
andiclnionet solos BY Mr. Henry Aiaschlo.i
nbos and tic H,istlers.a Two 3teaills
organized 10 Increase he neniloersiip
ofgths association. Will give socliLl and
musical In the rooms, saturday NIGH 70
increase the interest III their specia can,
lrtss ror#a5 members Q e one thousand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
WARM On: 0 !. TRAIL !. |.||I Of
4 BRIDAL COUPLE | /.
Letter Bearing This Plea, BE
Lenient, as They Arc 5#
4 Green Received.

4 telegram received III yesterday an
,lounced that Mr. and Mrs. James Brown
Potter. of New York.. would arrive IN
the city to-day and ~ill1stlEp AZ the JEFF
3ferson. Mrs. Potter r. well known here.
as The former Miss Handy. Mrs. William
Asen another Of Rlchmond's famous
beauties. Is stil in he city. and she. too,
is a { the jefferson. If Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, OF New York should come as ~
gentleman remarked last night. the three
Richmond graccs would all be here At the
same time and place
General William r.. Cox, a we'll known
and prominent North Carolinian, arrived
Sn the city yesterday. and is at the JEFF.
ferson.
Rev. j r. Adams, Of Stamford. Conn.,,
Methodist minister. holding Passionate
in New York city, Is among the guests
at tho Jefferson.
Special Bride and Groom Envelope" Is
the inscription stamped on the front Of
q letter in a large envelope received Al
one OF the hotels in this city yesterday,
addressed 10 a couple who have not YET
arrived. On the ba ok Of the envelope IN
large type is this statement surrounded
by their friends they were married. BE
lenient, as they arc green. She was Miss
Blank Dash We are Mr., and Mrs,
Brown Smith JONES' The letter awaits
The arrival Of the newly wed, but they
appear 10 have cluded their prosecutors.
The members of the cast of the conf
pany playing "a Simple Life" at the
Academy to-day, ma tlnee and evening, ar
rived in the city yesterday and arc quar-
tered AT The Richmond.
Among many arrivals at Murphy's are
these. Es a,EE
George ". Prince, Virginia: s. G, Rob
crtson. Bedford City; Harper Dean, Jr.,
Rlackshurg; &. L. Smith. I1awrcncevlllc.
IA. u. Jones, Bristol Mrs. Il. NJ Powell,
Miss .Annabclle Powell Empor!a; j. II,
Wright Norfolk; II, y. Mosby Virginia;
Dr, william ", Wilkinson. r. +. Mont
gomery. Id Crosse; S, s. Nortlngton.
south HAZE g. r. lhtrrs, Charlottesville,
and others.
some Of yesterdays arrivals nt The
Richmond are: u. ii. Coapman. Green's
boro; W. - Keys, Norfolk; w, y. John
son Nashville; n. q Kent, Charleston;
w IL. Schofeld, Washington; Clarence
Pettit and wife. Pittsburg, and others.
Among the list Of recent arrivals are
these at the Jefferson: AIRS, g. NJ. Wood
and children, Dayton, o.; 3ir, and Mrs,
Floyd Chaney, formerly of Virginia, now
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs, o. NJ Tyler
d 4 4 d & K 2 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
THAT THE sure CUSTOMER 5 S! gaE E?q s Sl!

1,residjo IT san francisco: l.. j. Stcari,es
attiSwifc. Ncwnort News 4 II. Ef3lount ltitit
'tci.ss4 Norfolk. Va 4 REV, III II. Albums
stamford. Cohn,t General Il III Cox
North Carolina 81 Il 1 III 81 FL n l5S
These virginnrs $nrc rcgist cred al the
Lexington: w. n. 2Bohnnlai1, iLSilchbtitg:
O. s. Wing. {Frince Edward; Dir. Jill.
Mitchell. Dlllwyii;8 W.. III tNlilteh,itst,
~ W.. Moore. III llwy),,
III. filcks,E stuart's Draft; u. $. Parkcr,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Move in 1st Of April.

,Phe Virginia State INSURANCE Company
will occupy its new $50. ono home building
April LIST. The handsome STRUCTURE Just
reared at the northeast corner Of Fifth
and Main Streets Is now nearing compile
tion, and is ono of the handsomest strnc-
lures in tnut vicinity, The first TWO floors
of the five-story building Will be oceu-
pied as general offices by tho company,
and'the remainder DIS apartments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Securing Many Rolls. /.

n was stated yesterday at thcsoffice Of
the Secretary OF Virginia Military Rec
ords that about 1GO rolls of Virginia and
other companies have been secured from
q dealer In this city, Some OF these are
not of Virginia troops but Mr.. Daniel, an
empoyc&of the office, stated that these,
belong to the United States, and Will be
held for tho government. {si. ,E5 WINK IA j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
. CHURCH NOTICE.

GROVE AyENUE; RAP j. tbs ! CHURCH 4 " { /,
HA ISyf SseSs ahs hSeen
the paste Subject; s, Ind VIZ g,
P 1sre'sp riC. Al ROY d VIM Jones.
y. SD will preach. sunday school It 8: 80 a. \ NJ
1 TII 4 pHrS 8
pastor, Rev. q FORGE w: n 'DANiEi., At !
a., NJ. and s 7 ~ NJ q Strangers and others
995i,4H
sandsy ssSoaI s. Th sna stark
b RACE ST EFT CHURCH COB
at $50 a. NJ Preaching by ne pastor at ~.
s,r,,,,r 4 ! ~. MET 5lHt;2n5plsr CHURCH
oraee street between Fourth ana Film trsstss
pnd Mspsbs .s III
answered .Froblrms'': evening subject Re
ilgIous lTads md Religlous Facts: =, Sunday
school at 9so A. NJ. seats Tree 3 arf y.
iPAi,Il PLACE y, NJ ErHopIsT, u CHURCH
ieofnsr Betty Fl pastor Services at il IL
and IS 4 F. u n every Sunday Sunday school COL
& sc 4. Z! sx -
a. EA Mfsa nN.Y
school at DIS. Preaching ut l@A: N: fnndEs
800 a s' ,SPRDsBYTERIAN.a
FIRST p RESI- YTERlA CHURCH COR.
neI Madison and Grace slrsets9--Re y.. T; =.
# ana ss RI
Is sE GciSgo'epi RIssBY-rERlAN CHURCH REV.
liza. nj. and S r. Sunday school at a:45 "a
s' CHURCH OF 7 FiEl COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison Stree Rev. j.
CALVIN STEWART q Sc pa stor,-- Divine
services ,aal ,a1yc Wog.
" VINCE STREET II n r S 3 y 'rl1 RltAN
GNU ClI-Rey. J y R!lsWITIi ERsPooN.gD; p;,s
at shI ps9fk a9a 9cseR
sunday school at $3.50 As N, Young peoples
WEsThi MISTER 'rREsBYTERlAM CHURCH
(lrove Avenue and Elm, street !, Services
lay ~ school $50 a. M. Mid:wcck service Tues
day, s 7. NJ. Yc con, ,,! TO a . i
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CFtUHCft
s sices'' sunday at ii and = s e
Quoted hy the pastor, Rev !; ~ T.
alornins subject 4, G "a q Ideals
THE cHU RClI Q r TIL F, lioLY4GoMFok;T,
Ra a599yiss AysnlsSw fsfhsr
! tor-ser,ices sunday morning a. y ,cioek
and afternoon at 4 o'clock, sunday school ~
y 80 o clock, Visitors cordially welcomed. fcals
II free. la =, ), !, =, y !. :, ~
FIRST ENtiLISII LUTTE FRAN 'HuRCH
I (Seyenth Street between Broad ana Erace)-'
REV, Is a. MARKS, past Services ut y a,
[ NJ and g r., NJ. Wednesday night az o clock'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

f,rIsT-cN r 4 DAD sTtaI5 70 EFT ~ len
h First ana SIXTH Streets Thursday me-.
ubu,lt5a;D, Il Gold Scarf Pill; INA pie ,ieaI
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
.Iapan's Tobacco Law

Notwithstanding the governments tobacco
monopoly, the Japanese strictly enforce "a law
which prohib s the use OF tobacco By boys
under twenty years OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

WANTED, b r C)KI5R OR D1JA 1.EIs TO.
g handle wrought Iron pine. valves NJ,
litinps and mill spec,tltics in and around
Richmond IN connection with Ills regular
business Address T.. 61 care this8oflice.E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

WANTED D. q d MT ST.. 5 sLIGlBLE no
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