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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
CAROLINE 4 |! MAN
DEAD IN his ROOM

". eta3t1
Mr. w. RI carneal. a well known resi-
dent OF Lent, ins Caroline county. wass
found de cad ii, hsbed at kellyis Hotcl, on
Seventeenth and Franklin Streets, yes ter
day morning. ~ Il n K B & II 81 AZ
Coroner Taylor Viewed the body and dc. /
clarcd that death occurred from suffoca-$
tion from gas. The remains were turned
over 10 SUndcrta ker Reddn, who will COM
ir1unlcate with Mr. Carlieal's family. II n
4ttSis another case OF blowing out the
gas. Mr.. Carneal, evidently not Used to-
gas, had blown out the light when ht,
retired, for the Jet was wide open hen "
nlnid servant entered the room. ~ Il 5
Il Coroner Taylor said That from the SURE
rounding he was sure there had been 40
thoGgfit OF suicide. II was a plain crsc
ofs3accident. he thought
Mr.. Carneal who was about sixty-flves
Years OF age. IL a member sof the firm Of
w. P. sicarneel and Company, OF Lent:
in. Caroline county. He had boon In tho.
habit $of coming to Richmond TO sell ll.s
5tobnocog q nd was vel 9known8to Mr.. slask
shelhnrnes54 ownerts Of Il The ~ Shclburne To.s
bAcco Ware house who has communicated
with the dead man 4 relatives. ~ e
There Was no mi ncy found upon the
body or Mr. Carneal, and but few papers
He hadS d posit I'd l.5O witt tho proprie.i
tor Of the otel i y .3. ss
ffrhei funeral arrah e nciits have not! yet
been nod e. M ~. X.
X 3Sa "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
ENGLISH LADY SPEAKS.
Pretty Exercises BY w. G. e !. ~.
at Railroad y !. M I. &C. IA. ..55

The Sunday a Afternoon service at the
Main Street station..if. IN Il O. "A. ives
ment of Work A1no r sRailroa er, Of
the NVoman's Christian temperance
Union. a large aud Hence was present I, and ID
Christine Tenlirls, an English lady q
ft,ire, made sple ndid address OF, ~. ma t
1,tberty OF Yours, in which she: 1aili.,
tAlhed: the duty to g bstaili from zintoxls
eating beverage and 74tos4 identify ones
self with horganized' efforts In behalf Of.
temperance. she . answers With great
forceS OF reasoning the objections some.
tines urged as. to signing a. pledge. At
the conclusion OF the address, which was,
sbersslgned tho Nv. G. 4. 4 VI pledge cards.
Mrts r. M . Good n. "a sistant secretary
5Bjokers t;ayis state superintende en- tor
the Department OF Nork Among Rail.:'
road m en-. read Scripture service. and
Mr.. obson;, county 81 Rerihtendent. 5sin-3
,troduced the speakers. The evening was:
good and the entire occasion was 9 suc-;;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
'sUPR:|E|M|.E:....|C'''0|'.U|.|.R|:||'I'|
ISSUES ] MANDATE \ 4 ! |
Distribution of Stock of North
ernSS Securities Now Mat
ter Of, Days. ..5
PAPER I DlRE c:TED ST 1 CT I. 0 UGH /: q !
!. !. Z rvs y
(By Associated Prsss, )

(By Associated Press,) 5g64s z
J. n WASHINGTON, April 7..-lr, ]; accord
5ance With the previous enhancement by
Chief Justice Fuller the mandate OF the
Supreme Court Of thet Tinted States In
the Northern Securities case was issued
to-day. It was directed to w r Clougf,
5ehief counsel for the securiu ties Company,
and the essential part OF 1t tis as follows:i
WHEREAS, in the present term the
ca,,se came on to BE heard before the
Supreme Court and was argued by coun.-@
sell 1T IS nowSa and here ordered s az Judged
and decreed by this court that hit decree
of5theI United States Circuit Court OF Ap--3
ipeals in this cause be the same is hereby
affirmed. witt, costs; and that the said
appellant, Northern Securities Company,
recover against the said appelees $40 for
Its costs herein expended and have exc
cution therefor. and 1t Is further ordered
that this case be, and same Is herein
,remanded to the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the district OF New
Jersey. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
s. WEAK 5MELODRAMA.
The Convict's Daughter 1 4 the
Bijou Notsa Success.

!. The ConYict's3 Daughter as a dramatic
compositions Is no! worse than tile, usual
which makes even I q bad. niece '.go"
scenic effects. The play: is old, the same
story having. been told many times under
no tfs soulS
please an audience. Those at the + b joll
last might followed 4 he story with more
or less interest, and the gallery wa MI
plaid the hero. It was at the climax of
the. fourth act, however. that even the
gallery lost heart. T his climax was z he
greatsrailroad scene, y in whichsa train
Of cars, hanging limp on Ia clothes-line,y
was drawn across the stnge,,SS. !, I, !.
4, 1ttlooked like the, weeks wash hanging
frst part iof the last act; a abortion OF the
audience manlfested a dispost Ion to guy.
The dire failure. of what Is intonded as
the bis climax OF the play knocked the
seem to care VIVA { happened after that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
MAKE GOOD SHOWING.
Farm Lands in South Look Well
in PhotopraphS. i55 ,a

Mr. NJ. v. Richards, land and industrial
agent of the Southern Railway, has Just
issued a pamphlet Of thlrty-one 9; pages, de-
,scrlptive OF the territory along tho lines
OF the Southern Raj way, and especially
Its agricultural value and the. adaptability
.ofits soils to various crops. ], he evolution
.tcpation insthe production OF the great
staple crops produced in this country are
features impressed In this qualifications.
The publication is we'll Illustrated with
fields, clover harvests, pastures, wheat,
fields, cabbage farms. cotton fields and
markets. Mr. Richards and the pubca-5
tions issued under his direction have ac-
Icomplished "a great deal In building UP the
territory along the line of .he Southern.
and In inducing immigration
Thin pamphlet can be secured by adj
6. ". FSYestbury, agent Of the Southern
Railway. p. 80. 800 --.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
!G'RA|||A|.D|.TC0UNC|l IN
s!IE|:.sjsl0hHERET0-DA
Royal Arcanunites Hold Their
Twenty-third Annual Meet
ing This Afternoon,

The twenty-thir session sof the Grand
Council Royal Arcanun,, h. OF Virginia.,
will II be (. held IN Richmond today. The
Grand q ~ Council will be opened at 1890
O'clock this atternoonss:in the ASSEMBLY
hall Of ;Murphy,s Annex. a. N \
The Grand Council is composed OF its
somcers. pasta regents. life mem
bsf., standing ceHmi tees. State medical
examiner and,;representatives from the
subordinate councils, as required nd pro-
Svided sby law. .sss sls3ss.a Il &
The COMMITTEES. on Credentials will meet
lin the once of Murphy's Hotel to-day at
IL sA.t VI. II Representa- ives, alternates and
Visiting pastsrekents are expected to pre-
sent theirfcredentals to this committee at
the above. hour. u ~ -y: u. ~ ~
The comitlitte Ices. for ,tte spresents Grand
Council are as follows. the first named
member being chairman: # ~
On Credentials NJ Myers n o. 4ss5:
J Edwards,;tNo. 4o6; ]. g ilkeson,i
n Se2. y, ]. A d. 3, !. Il; 4
on!,D Distribution OF Reports-G { b. Gill.
7Nos,y29S: j c.. " Bowman No. 1851; "A. T..
shoEt;N n o.4 l2722SS b 3,5 n. 5tj II, s
C,nsR eaurns-Ira T. Holt, - No. $685. ] 81 M.
Daniel NosS.1574: r: kR. Jones, NO. 21A. ti;
y; On AppealE-J. j. Prufer, No. .A90;( p. H.
4 \ Mileage ard Per Diem y. a. Coates,
NO S4l6 :Rss stf DawsopxcN oD s2s;; y J ohm g.
Osborne, 9; a4s;; F.oAN y ISrnse No. T05 !;
F.aT. Brig 10. 1868. =
S5.. Nedi cai 4 Exaniitirf " Reporter. C. wv.
3Gleayes,, NJ: fl2ls; "a DR., y. Winston, No.
$50 sDr.. G.sAY eRi chaud SOD, IN 9. 1872.
A N !145a: H. tiB, 8Bagnall,:.N No, 493: III. A.
Alien, .Jts Mo- t4e66 Iautlc6: No. 81;
I,lB.. Locke, No. Al AZ n,ses.
.Ass,atanttto the Grand :seeretarNi-E L.
e. Scott, Henry ella ". Council, No. 6s4,
Ashland. Il J;ss.s44 I'M 4 Y s,.
Committee onrIaws-W.4 II. Hurkamp.
/, No. 416;sW. b. Garlick, No. 81; G. Frank
CARRIER No. 40. t5 fs s.li q
An Committee on Financ cell Taylor Ely
SON. No. 1l3s James B. Blanks, No. 29s;
F. IL G. Scott, NO bsl. e:s5a.r
Mr.. 4. Linoolns is grand aregentfand
Mr.. James B. Blanks. grand secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18

u,
tional bitterness has dsgusted tie better:
element. "A 5E5 q All
i The: vote of Richmond city and sHenrico5
county and Manchester, In the elections
of 1902 and 1904 are herewith given: II !,S
Richmond city Ceo2l: Democratic Z, ss1
Republican,, 65S. S1 III s N rs "a, n
b $Henrico county (9o2); Democratic 627;
Republican, 10; in 1901 Democratic s2S;:
Republican, 21s. 3s5 Fl 3a d.
I Manchester: in 1902, 81 Democratic 2o4 I
Republican, Al. In 1904: Dem cratic, y 3o7;
Republi can, s.. & y " * i9 BIZ &
These figures do not represent the total
qualified vote Of this city and Manches-5
ter.G, Last week more than IS, 100 persons
had paid theirspnll takes for ! 9o4 /, II and
there are probably ut least !, 900 81 eterans
tax, making n * otal quall fled vote OF
about s, 700 or 900. asT It will almost GER
'tainly reach 1000 before May 7th. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
COLI. IN COURT. 4.
Justice John Had Frigid Air
on Yesterday Morning. .

rain coat yesterday and wanted to know
what had become OF the sToundhog He
dipped the muscilage brush IN the Ink
zoe Joe Fiiippen, was fined ilO and put under
bonds for thirty days for assaultlnE Dr.
Perkln. when he attempted to liz UP
John Orange was charged $40 for being
disorderly on street car. Z, o
James Cunning CHAM was handed Q term
thinEs belonging to I. &, Geadies. b "A
Five negroes we're charged with being
caught in a game 81 chance and It cost
them $3.50 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
PAVE PARK AVENUE. q
Street G Committee Will u Ask for
Appropriate ton O her Busine ss.5

long session OF tho Street COMMITTEES
was held yesterday evening and plenty
of routine work was done, The commit
tee adopted a resol luton asking the Coun-
lei to appropriate e the sum OF Sl2 900 for
paved from Laurel Street to FIarrison...t.
aIn2the proceedings OF the committee.it
was stated by! the CITY. engineer that ithe
on i hand than could possibly be done I'm:
der5Jthe appropriation, and ! as "a result
/ the members Of he $comn1i tee had TO
deal gently in.S their Dues for street
.CouncIln man Mo rtonintrodhcca d .resolu-.
1 tioR to- reconsider the vote that appor--
toned the Apr prla ton for /, street 9 I'm:
proyepents, "A and B. st ated Il tina I he would
make the same m otionE at every m Getting
ofsthe. com NIT tee. on the ground that he
did not think the portfonn1entd was fall
lost, sSonly. Messrs. Y Minor and Morton
voting for Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
STATE |V.O.T IS
IN GREAT DOUBT
Cannot be Forecast What Total.
Strength Will
.REPU LlcANs STIRRED UP.
Their Leaders Are Getting All
lt. 81 4. til 4. Register. They rs y
Can

@ People of all political parties arc left
largely to conjecture and estimate as to
tile vote that will be cast IN the election
lin November and In the Democratic pr-
mary in August and September. Since
the PRONUNCIATION of the new Constitution
the list OF qualified voters has generally
been gradually increasing from year to
year. Now, since registration depends
only upon limited educational qualihcn-
ton and the prepayment Of poll taxes.
II is expected that there will lie consld-
era BILE 5Sincrease in the list OF qualified
voters. The figures as to the total quail
fled vote. exclusive OF veterans. will not
be available until after. June 1st for any
one may pay capitation taxes up to May
9Th, Including that day. and 1t will re-
dnire some time for the treasurers and
clerks to make UP their lists. III
8.9 Heretofore In the two elections In the
State for members Of Congress- since the
new Selectora te"Has created. neither party
4 has spolled anything like the strength 1T
3 showed under tho old Constitution. and
as a matter of fact, neither 5pollcd a
fed vote. The vote OF the State of Vir-
ginia for members of Congress in 1909
stotaled rs follows: Democratic, S2,b28;
Republican, 39s7a; both parties made a.
small gain two years latcr, at the 1904
Congressional elections a presidential
candidate being voted for at the Same
time. The figures on the congressional
vote. whichssare practically the same as
those for President are as follows for
1891: Democratic s6,35l; Republican, 44,s7s
Increase in two years FOR the Democrats,
8,s2S: for the Republicans. 5000. or the
total Republican vote, the Ninth District
cast more. than one-thtrd Of the entire
vote of the State.
Returns Compared
Here are the figures Of the Democratic
vote cast In the congressional election
in 1902. and in. the presidential election
nj 1914 !5t. s52t ~ isf@4E n, E,sHgEsstl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Mr.. Jennings's Views.

!, Mr., g. II. Jennings Of Abingdon, ex-meln-
her OF tho House OF Delegates, is In tho city
10 attend the Grand Council OF the Royal
Arcanum.. which Will convene tomorrow In
Mr.. Jennings stated that Senator Martin
was In his opinion the stronger Of the two
senatorial candidates 3 In Wash Ing ton county,
and that he was gaining steadily there, many
Of those who favored Governor Montague four
years ago. the speaker Included. being for
Martin in this contest. I
THAT Spotsylvania speech has lost many of
tho older men to tho Governor In my county.
The young men were pretty generally inclined
to Martin already" was the way Mr.. Jen-g
nings described tho situation in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
State / Library at Night.

Tho experiment OF Keeping 3the State Library
open at nj Ef1t has proven Highly .ssuccesstul
and the attendance between Y and 70 IN !n ,e
evening has increased fourfold IN nc p ~
availed themselves Of the opportunity for g.
quiet hour there ranged from seven TO- twenty
now runs as high as sixty.five or evenly
The state Library Is a most excellent place
to spend tho evening. Thereais perfect quiet
and every attention. tS} .itls AK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
|. 10 nv II: i ellow' Citizens Il

s35 IL having sbeen decided that II is not;
Improper for me Il as !; a police fficer. to-
become ga candldpt for he posIt ton on, g 6
High Constn ble,s ] hereby a ANNOUNCE V
candidacy for that posi- ton bjectat g the
Democratic primary. June 2ot hs|s tn r4ugi,
the kindness of the. Board 5of Polio Com
mtRsiorjers, IN n have been allowed "a " s-35
Tough Tor thirtydays from Ma II got b WI tl-l
Out, pay GaSJ n the inca nwhle under the,
rules of 1.-THE departmep ut IA am mo- per-
mittedato AXE an active part In tpp,l tics.
ana It stif,l bc my ca rnest en deaSo mott
70 allow, my Scandi dacy to interleg in any
way Wit the f0rlna nee "a duties
OF my pEesents posi- lion. III Fronl his time
;until, May, 10Th I have OF theSsame l'belI.yz
TO make an; act! We canvass that my p
ponents have. n tn refore5 81 res pect fully,
AK ny friends and thas public generally
not to pied &c themselves TO $ot her ca ndlsi
dates but to careful lytc onsid Ter my quail s
.ficationsSfo rSithe position, The Of flee 70:
which Il aspire lis onog OF great import,
ance aud 3responsi bility, and ! pledge my?
self II elected to perform coils tiouslys
the duties .of theS position and s:refersrny:
Ifelow-cit izens TO my record ssas q pol Ice;
offIcersto Insure them OF the slncerit 20 4
my pledge. ~ & elected I shall at once
lyalp- toIdate X and q approx ed met od of
keeping the records, SO that any citizen
can, receive a prompt answer TO any In,
'quIry concerning the business OF the 81 Z
flee. All $pa pers will be promptly served
and all moneys collected promptly alurned5
over 10 the. parties entitled ito IT,. It Is
well known to he publ Ic that In the dis
charge Of my duties as a police fflcer
.Iahnve made many bitter enel1lies This
makes q II slall the more. important that
my friends should be active lilltnly support,
of n no
services Will be greatly apprecia ted, and
ithatsif elected ] will endeaYor 30 to per-
form the! duties of the position as to prove
worthy OF their onf!dence, 5s ,.s y n -
ttS'4 Respectfully RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Cluveriu,sI Scaffo fold Saved.

y Early yesterday morning fire broke out IN
the store OF Henry Brooke. q, Third and Duval
"a carpenter shop next door was also damaged,
and the ota1lorss wls about 800. In the car:
.penter shop was stored the old scaffold used
In thu execution I OF Y, Cluverlus, but It was
saved from tho flames. The department got
there and did good work. No one knows how
the fire started, n. f!l "
G.A small fre Il Beverly and BEACH Streets
oecaAloned loss Of about $3.50 Sunday; shortly
afternoon, The houeSl WAS occupied BY colored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Had Connections Here.

II Hon Robert Ogden. formerly a
d dH|sSf IN Il New organs sunday judge
;denyswqs the 4 ather! Of Mr.: s $, oswald OgT
den,s who q married Miss Alice sSDreWryt
daughter OF Mrs 70 Dr. 8. D, iDrewry.fSQtj
Mine Ola, Cf,esterf ield Il count He was
also the father OF Z the wife OF i former
Mayor Carter II Harrison. Of Shic,a9Ho:..
ma n. He stood high inshts naive 81 te: y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
FORTUNE ToO8LATE.
Supposed Vagaries Of Demen ted
a Old Man. Prove True,

: fcoaspic uous figure in Norfolk Tor over nv.
that he was entitled to a large fortune In Call!
ifornia. Five years ago he was adjudged a.
@lunatcS ana sent h to. the Eastern n Virginia
died and was buried n paupsr'a grave Ut
the asylum. "a letter has Just heen received
coast stating that Yandaw was entitled & 10;
a. large portion OF a. estate In California,
worth upward OF 81, 500 600. Yandew's wife isi
deal and he left no heirs W. III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
The Produce. &C. Market,

: This comm!ssion / men on .the block, are
keeping busy enough With Ear South vegetables,
what spare tigis thays had Yesterday they
took up In dlsou sadnGit the cold snap, and It's
pS9fbah' effect on M market conditions q the
Tho Information ijrssehing, ,'the. block from
the rural Districts stssto the effect that AZ
ana that early vsslala vtg stabiss have r..
!. There was no ,esssrts. ohanss IN prices yes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Nj. OverbyEOut:,...

Mr.. John II. overly, an employee of the
Office of Auditor OF Public Accounts. was out
yesterday and visited the Library building
where he. was extended most cordial greet
Ing by his friends there, Iie has been llsst
Is still weak from the effects OF his illness
He has now left the hospital and gone to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
SUIT FOR LIBEL.
Negro Candidate Asks Damages.
Z From Republican y eader. 81

4 Before Judge IN gram In the Law md \!
Johl,son, against Edgar. Ian. TJra i Tor
so, DO damage will be I'll ed t,Sss
!. Johnson claims t hat Allan Charge. him
ton factionffin the late. congressional
campai Ign He ,wassa candidate for Con,
gress as aginst a. Ian and II Hanson. Ind
II Is alleged that the former charged him
with being a tool OF the faction headed
by the latter. Johns on ls q negro. He
charges Mr.. Allan with libel The case
will attract much attention. ~. M ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
~SS'tS~SFF WV
i.3sl I. sS'NY. .II.s1Y.YAT.r III r
" sEABoARp9 al n LINE q RAJ LWAY,Sss5
# Reduced ties to Colunlbia.s 4, s. C. ,,f ana

AZ sEABoARp al r LINE RAJ LWAY.Sssl
Reduced rates to Columbia s, C., ana
.tlon In the South the sea board Ewili3ssll
round trip tickets from n RI chmond to
Columbia, s.. G., at rate qf al 80, 4 pro-
iportionatelyS cheap rates from others
s s ne, u Tickets sold April 23d to 25tn,
inclusive, good returning at any. tlmeiln
5orIN before May 9Th. 1904,
4 For further information ms to- rates,
schedules, Pullman reserya tlons, etc,
apply to Richmond h Tra nster Company,
Depot Ticket Office, or to Passenger Or
flee, $50 East Main Street. 8..y 81
Is, w M,.'r.AYLQR,a (
4; iis City Ticket Agent, "
II. g.. LE0ARp,s /, 4 q :. u. q IN, (
b District; Passenger Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
WINTER rouNIsv RATES 8
s5s a ~ n VIA I, l] 81 ~ (

y T HE AT LANTlc 6 CAST LINE. 81 4,
Winter tollrtst tickets are now on SALE
10 al aouthsrn winter resorts vie the
shortsyt quickest pnd most elegantly
equipped between the, orth and South.
It offers TO health and pleasure seekers
service eQualied by none, You make M
changes 10 Florida resorts ss !.
\ For full particulars apply TO any sgen,
OF the company, or 81 III
NJ g. a CAMPBELL.
IL 81 Division Passenger u esnt, Il 4,
Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Swanson Indisposed.

Congressman Claude a Swanson was unable
se ssns
rooms at.the Richmond ny reason Of illness,
Mfr. Swanson has a touch OF malaria and has
He was up last wight and hopes to be out In
o day or two. He stated last eight that he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Brownies and III Colts, /.

The weather man promises toildeal gently
with the baseball boys 70 morrow when the
brownies, champ !ons pf The, win. Clty League.
6; yer q! b.osa PARK for the ''r't game
brown: LssvyS sSIiul cher, Wells, Rlsb,e.
Hicks, Eacho AcnYoy, cheAtham' sharp,
Colts Elmors;s chsrter,, Elliott, Anthony, Ed
wards. Houchins, swift, Hogan, j. Anthony.
Jennings. Ieake 4Trexler.att 3,i.ia 1T,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Want to See Aged m other. B

3 Capitol Policemen q, n. Haynes, popularity
known by hs sobrtquet o. Long Tom. y re-
an I abssnce 1 Of I several weeks In pIekenson
county, whittier he was ca He'd on account Of
the dangerous illness Of his aged mother She
cd ten belief that his friend Captain Willard.
would carry 1 plcken son. and that Governor
Montague WIS very strong thereE also,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
8. fRY A..ociated prsxs. |.

rs NEW z DIRK, April 4 IN Certificates o.
stock Of the. Northern securities Company
were freely received, and receipts for IL
issued at the office OF: the company In this
city to-day. The actual d list ribution Of
sthesassets will not be begun untn copy.
of the company "a l NJ ssS e S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Holy: Week az ST, Paul's.

y Interesting serp1ceas WI be Sheld ct St,
davs and to-i,oTrpwsRs Mr., Barnwell
Will preach atiia o'clock noon Thursday
night celebration, Of the Holy Communion
Will take place and AM ddress Will be de-s
,livered, on Good IFtiday y. the sermon Will
pe delivered. al :aTl Az NJ. while at S;l6
1.-THE Seven East. Words" viii be rem.
Will also conduSii VI I brlef serYIce. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Ga : Range, Explodes.4

! Mrs. Sal Rose, No.. oo7 West Marsliali.i
had a very II AFRO scape rom dea IN
yesterday morning By the sex plosion 81 q
gas B range. & which burned her. very Sc
called In and she Il, resting easy. az press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
cornmends the w. C. 4. u,

Rev J. Sydney Peters preached . ytronE
temperance sermon at Trinity Methodst
a handsome the "a chRr.
tian Temperance Union which he de-
cared Is doing great and. effeetiYeFwo
ance. lie maintained the Christian duty
of total abstinence and OF active interest
VI promoting temperance pyinciplea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Barton Heights Bonds,

The citizens OF Barton Heights will vote to-
day on the question OF issuing bonds to the
amount of $4,000 to bs placed 70 internal im-
There 10 little doubt but that tho
vote will be favorable to the bond issue A
full vote 10 expected. iffgs Z. % z :. E55 j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18

I Judge John r. Moss. OF buckingham county,
Is In the city. stopping at Murphy y for O fewt
days Judge Moss ID being urged by his friends
for a postionfin the ONCE Of the Auditor sot
Public Accounts. W. Y 4sk No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Want Conit,ec ton Pipe.

Z The iiEht. Committee, OF It's meeting last
inikht. decided "a aAk for8 BIDS Tor the coi.
matters 81 sroutiiie nature we're lsposed ot
and iSthc committee adjourned S3$$