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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Baking POWDER
IN GREAT RI 1 ! Pile Il. I.
Warehouse of Southern Manu-
featuring, Company
Collapscs.
LOSS WILL BE VERY SLIGHT
Stock to- be, be Shipped in Car
Load Lots To-
5AEl day.

The, warehouse OF the Southern Man
8ufacturlng Company IN L,linpklf,'s Bot.
tom collapsed about $3.50 o'clock last
night, md as a result some ii fifty y. odd ode
thousand packages of Good Luck
baking powder are piled up In a shapeeFs
mass Of debris; the fallen roof protcct-;,,
Ing only a limited portion from the el Gle.
ments. ,.s
{ there shall be no rain until to-day,
the loss beyond that incurred on tho.
building will not be heavy. H:
No one was hurt,3as the fall took place
at an hour when no one was In the
building. Barring rain, which would prnc-j
tically destroy the entire stock the pow
der will be shipped out OF, the city to-
day TO fill orders already on the books
Of the company. Ii e
Absolute Chaos.
Tho scene presented one Of absolute
chaos last night when first looked upon,
but d fuller Investigation Showed that
but little of the stock was injured. only
"a limited number of the cans having been.
knocked out OF the wooden boxes.
+ Mr.. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr., president OF;
the company, and q large number Of
employees wero early upon the ground.
and were ARRANGING to have cars In posi-
ton early this morning in which to. ship
the stock out to customers.
Unable to Estimate.
Mr.. Leigh said he carried no insurance
against such emergencies, but he eS-5
pressed the belief that beyond the cost
OF demonstrating the building. the loss
would be very slight a.
The place was closely guarded by
watchmen last night, to prevent deprcda-
lions, and by this afternoon. ali the un-5
injured stock will have been shipped to.
customers outside this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

subject. and ''Crucitxlon"& will be his
night theme. The Junior Epworth League
will meet on Monday night at s O'Clock.
At Clay Street Methodist Church, tho
pastor, Rev. r. Men. Simpson, will
preach at II A. NJ. and S z. NJ. to-mor-
row. morning subject Entertaining
Angels Unawares"; evening subject,
Twisting Kind Words.
Rev. F. Meuschke, pastor of the Bethle-
hem Lutheran Church, will preach to-
morrow. morning on Your Confirmation
Vow" The service will begin at 1880. and
afterSthe sermon a class will be confirms
cd. No service will be held at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Give a Euchre Party.

The members Of ladies Auxllary No.
party party to take place on Wednesday,. April
Street Sire. bet ween Third and Fourth Streets,
Judging from the preparations 50 far
made, I t will be one Of the most enjoy.
able affairs Of the Easter week, and they e'y
are TO be five prizes. The game will
start at nine o'clock and after Its COM
spletion and the ward Of the prizes there
esting musica programme. I'll. regular
meeting OF the auxiliary will take
place on Monday, April 18th, instead or
Thursday. the regular night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
TAKES
DECIDED POSITION.
Writes Chairman Jones That He
Will Speak for Straight
$50 Out Democrats.

Governor Montague has written lett er
10 Mr.. George w. Jones, Of Norfolk counr
~. chairman of the regular Democratic
organization, accepting an Invitation 70
sneak against Fusion in Berkeley on
AprilE1sth.
The letter which leaves no doubt $ % %
the Governors position. and which has '
Just been made public is in full as fo'-
lows: &, ~
"n1r. George ". Jones, Chairman PEI
ocratc Executive Committee, Be 1Ilt
nDenr sir,-I have the shonnrlto acknoWl-
edpe receipt ofSthe resolutions adopted py
the Democratic Executive Committee OF
Norfolk county, and the Invitation to ad-
dress the meeting of the Democrats OF
the county on the evening Of the lst y
instant, ;si 4. =. III, y, Z
me pleasure, to be present Mt the! meet
Ing and 40 express as heartily as Know
how my concurrence In the resol III lohs,
f'G"These resolves clearly set before the
Democracy OF the State It's duty SO long
,;nperformed to the peonle az Norfo'k
county.
II KNOW Of nothing more dcplorable IN
the recent political history OF virginia
than the, coalition OF Republicans ana
so-called Democrats TO dominate Your
comfy and to withhold from your white
neople the benefits of the new Gonstitu-
tion. .s& ours sincerely. 2 4.
lsignedl ~. y, MoA'IAG Y y
4 y 4 no = + He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
preston 81 good will and pleasure at his

presslons OF good will and pleasure at his
selection.
II shall try to merit all 4 these good.
words" he said last niEht'(si"a y sh n'all
try to do MS much, at least as IS IS ex x
pectcd of me. That is all Lean say
Chief Werner was chosen at the last a''t
meeting Of the Board for1the full term
of three years. and the question OF q
cb,of d thar AShas caused much COM
ment for so long, was disposed
OF. The new chief has mad
about eighteen years active ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
WILL NOT SELL
THE .P0CAA0NTAs
Virginia Navigation Company
Leases Steamer to Wash
ington Company.

The rumor from Norfolk that the
"Pocahontas,'. Of the Virginia Navigation
Comrmny. has been sold. is not true.
Mr.. barber SECRETARY of the Virginia
Navigation Company, was asked last
night to make statement. He said:
Tho .'Pocahontas'' has not been sold,
and we have no idea Of selling her. me
fact is. we have leased tho boat to the
e. u. Randall Potomac River Line Com
pany, Of Washington. This company owns
Colonial Reach. a popular resort on the
Potomac. about sixty miles below Wash
ington, and they viii use the "Poca-
hontas'' as an excursion boat between
Washington and Colonial Beach.
I'VE turn her over TO Tho Washington
people some time during the last Of May,
a new crew will come To Richmond ana
take charge: we. however. keeping our
own enBineers on hoard.
THE old crew Of the Pocahontas Will be
placed on our new boat. that will take
tho place of the Pochhontas
mo. cannot gay now what boat we
will get. We have several offered, hut
We are going slow The whole matter Ia
q. question of dollars and cents with MS
We think we can make more by leasing
| the Pocahontas and chartcring another
| boat"
| VIII the new boat he as large and as
comfortable as the Pocahontas? asked
! The Times Dispatch man
/ i cannot tell you anything about that
| we VIII make our plans known in few
| days
BY the way, We have n party of one
hundred school teachers from Detroit 10
go down the river on Monday. stopping al
Jamestown ON the trip
Dn Wednesday, two hundred and fifty
Sepool teachers from Buffalo win 20 down
ue fNef on 'he Pocahontas, and they
TOO Will visit old Jamestown"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
twin CITY BALL
ST'A|.R:TSU| [ ! TODAY .|] ..|||.Y''
The Richmond and Manchester
earns Start the
Season.
PARADE o. TIE 4. CLUBS ):
aADE OF THE CLUBS I j !: {: J.
Brownies and Barton Heights
Play the Second
Game ..5s

Play ball! z
Promptly at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Umpire Duke Will shout, Play. and tho
Manchester and Richmond teams OF the
Twin city League will face each other
for the first championship game OF tho
season. The two teams are In good shape,
and expect 10 put up as fine ball as even
the most enthusiastic crank might de-
sire. & "a
with the opening OF the season Will
come the crowded street car, the soft
drink ficnd. the peanut boy. the hole In
the fence, and the cry OF What's tho
scorc?' The pretty girl will read up on
the rules and she will know the differ
ence between a foul ball and a sky-scrapcr.
The prospects for great season are
bright Everybody is talking baseball,
and when the tally-ho coach Of rooters
line-urF at the head OF the parade Of the &
teams at 1 o'clock this afternoon, and
begin the shouting. the fever will be at
It's height The parade will start from
Murplys Hotel at i clock, and Will so
down Broad to Twenty fifth, to Main,
to- Fifth. to Broad to the park. The
clubs will wear their ew5uniforms, and
viii present n natty appearance. All able
bodied cranks are expected to Join the
line and urge their favorite teams on to
victory. !{ Y
.5.. Double Header.
There viii be two games this after
noon FOR one ticket The first will be be-
tween Manchester and Richmond, the sec
4 ond between Barton Heights Saand the
Brownies. The four clubs are much
stronger even than last year, and will
show UP In the games to-day inflthe fol-
lowing style: 45 al
brownies McLeavy. 81; Winston. p;
Hicks. S.; Wells or Bigbe, 1b.; Eac ho.
2b.; Jim sMel5voy, 3b.; Cheatham, ~;
Sharp. cf.;GKnowles, IF.
Richmond knightly,.c c.; Hooker, or Carrie,
~; shaughnessy, lb.; Ford, 2b..; Bauer, ss,;
ters, rrf. Ss 5sIi S ~ IN
ManchesterE ln1ore, O; Charter, Leake, \
or Elliot, ~; a. Anthony, lb.; Jennings,
2b, /; Houchns, SIS; Edwards 3D.; Anthony
III; Hogan, RI; Bowers II.
Barton Heights Cross, CT; Treyil lian,t p.;s
Triton, 1b; Boone. 2b.; Phillips SIS;
Bache. 3b.; Rose, lf.;AMills, CT; Brooks.8
RI "a IL "a AS If Ii 81
These rosters show up exceedingly
strong, and introduce many new players. I
In addition to the stars OF last season.
So strong do they appear that neither
team feels that It has cnch,
The arrangement for seats this year is
different from heretofore, The grand
stand seats have coupon attachments, and
are good all the way through, from gate
to grand-stand. There are, In addition,
tho regular admission tickets to the west
beacheries. and separate tickets forEthe
east bleacherles, the latter for boys and
to accommodate the public, the tickets have
been placed Mt convenient places down
town., so the rush i the box office may
be escaped Ladies are admitted to all
the games free. even to the grandstand.
The street car company has arranged for
ample accommodation for the crowds.
SUMMER COLDS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Sweeping Reforms.

There viii be no sweeping reforms In
the department The new chief will DO
anything he thinks may: rebound to the
further efficiency Of the department, and
while open to reasonable sugg estions, he
Will cndeavor 10 transact the business Of
the department as he thinks best for the
city. sf II
Since his election BY the Boar1 Of Po-
llico Commissioners, Chief Werner mas re-
ceyed numerous letters and personal ex--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Installation Services.

+ The ceremonies incidental to the IN
stailation OF Rev. n. 3. Brown; OF RISING
take up ali Of next week, beginning on
Sunday and ending the following Sunday.
A number OF preachers from various sec
lions Will take part In the exercises. ne
Friday night. The cholrs OF the various
churches will furnish the music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

citizens at large. all Of whom have learn m
cd to know the now chief as one of the
most fearless and brave of men. with g. q
warm heart,Ealert mind and broad. liberal
spirit. AS n sergeant Chief Werner en-
grated himself Into the hearts Of those
under him any one Of whom would risk
his life willingly to do hiss chief SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
The Rescue Mission.

The Bible readings and revival meetings
at the West End Rescue Mission, No. ~
West Cary Street, are still going on. G..
III. .Gootee,5 OF Preston. Nd. spoke In the
mission last night from the text in John
bii:1s: For God 50 loved the world he
gave his only .bcgotten son that whosoever
5bcleveth in Him should not perish. hut
have everlasting lifn.r There wisl l,a
three services a the mission Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
FGlee Club to be Here.

THE Arcadious. the University Glee
Club, will give a performance In the ma
.ture Of n musical comedy at the Acade-
my on the evening OF May attn: (,
The performance will be for the benefit
OF the Richmond Educational Association.
There are sixty members OF the club and
the entertainment promises TO be most
interesting. Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
The Produce M arket.

The receipts Of good things to cat on "the
block yesterday were larger than had been
expected. and the commission merchants were
thereby enabled to meet the actual demand
OF the retail mhrketmcn and to I'LL all orders
from out Of town. Business was quite active,
but there was. 'llttla& or no change in prices
or in Condit ions. &, l;[f5 n 4t 5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
THIRD SONG RECITAL.
Mrs. A. B. Guigon Again De-
lights High School Pupils.

Mrs. a. d. 8Guigon gave her third song
recital before tho senior pupils of the
Richmond High School yesterday at
noon. It r.
These recitals given BY some Of the
best musical talent in the city have been
q distinctive feature In High School life
during the past session. They have not
only been aEsource of grea pleasure to
tive II awakening ana stimulating n
taste for the best musical compositions.
The two previous recitals of Mrs. Gut
gon, having been chiefly classical music,
more popular character in her last re-
cital. The songs of his country, woven
into a delicious melody by the Bohemian
Dvorak, seemed to give the pupils special
pleasure and Die Loreley Of Lszt'
splause. SIN Monotone Mrs. GuigDn
showed what genius can do with one
musical tone, when Interpreted by an
apprelcia tive musician.
Mr.. Guigon's clear explanation Of each
composition greatly helped the pupils in
understanding the purpose of the COM
poser.
willow-waly. (old Scotch Melody;
You and 1....................Liz Liza Lehman
The Four-leaf Glover, Leila NJ. Brownell
The Snowflake..... Fred II. CoMen
Spring Song........'1;, s......... Weii
CBy roqucst.
Ais die alte Mutter.......... 1890. Dvorak
The Monotone Corne u. ;
do l,oreley 4 "
Nemand hats gesehen,.... Carl a,rh .L .9 !,
Die Iiotosblume........ ........., Schumann
la Belle du Roi. ........... ........'. tonnes
Sccnn from Faust........ .Gounod
a. King Of Thule.
Il- H. level Song IA H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
rhe programme is given here
Mr.. Kennedy Here.

Hon. Thomas j. Kennedy, member
of the Pennsylvania legislature repre-.
senting Beaver county, the home OF the
late Senator Quay. is In, the city. accom-
panied by. Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr. Kennedy was caller on Governor
Montague yesterday. He Is prominent
manufacturer and is in Richmond on q
Measure trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Leaf Tobacco Market.

THE sales OF loose lea tobacco closed for the
week yesterday with larger breaks than TN
wareho,,semen and buyers expecte ed. The rai ny
weather kept the farmers In the sun -curins
territory away irons he plow. and they cane
Ia market, However. the offerings were ~ tna
main of the COMMON grades, and no fancy
prices were recorded NJ K Is. . yt Ell t9i
The warehouscmen look for small sales next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Bernard Saws Montague,

NIr. William NJ. Bernard. an attorney,
OF Surry Courthouse. was in the city to-
day, and when lnterrogatcd ms to the
Senatorial situation in Surry county. re-
piled that Ills observation was that Cow
ernor Montague would carry the county
by good and safe majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Water Committee.

The Committee on Water held a meet
ing last night. and disposed OF a good
deal oflroutne business. There vas moth
ing considered which is OF public inter-
est. ~ go, Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Important I'M Getting Tonight.

There will be! sag meeting Of the citizens
Iof Barton Heights this evening at s
o'clock to consider matters Of Importance
TO the residents Of the town. The 1ues-.
,tion OF exationSnnd that of bond issue
will be considered. "a large attendance
is expected. vi ~ - u Ys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
Clay Ward Actives.

The Clay Ward sActves will hold a special
meeting at Belvlderc Hall tonight Tor the
purpose OF arranging for a series OF public.
The members arc earnestly requested to at
tand Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
LOUIS WEKsN Err, #s 8
Sergeant Police Head Of the Department

perience in tho business, and is consider
cd one of thelflnesti of the force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

SUMMER COL ps,
Laxative Bromo Qulnine, the world wids
Cold Cure. removes the cause Call for
the full. name and look for signature Of
r, w. Grove. 25c,,-adY. Il " Is a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

the Medical School of the United States
army, 4 Is DR.. Williams Armistead ellis i,
who was designated by President Roose-
welt. Or. ellis. has been absent from
Richmond nearly two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
surnett,s vanll,,

Burnett's Vanilla
leaves good taste Ia The mouth II ~
pure and wholesome Don't be cheated
with cheap goods, --Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

"A Blessing and It's Condition" will be
the morning subject, and tho evening topic,
The Christian IDEAL" at Calvary Baptist
Church Tomorrow. Rev. Ryland Knight
will preach both sermons There will be
services each night this week, except Sat
urdays, at s:15.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

The Rev. G, 8. Gardner. pastor. will
preach at the Grace Street Baptist
Church In the morning on the subject,
THE Winner of Souls" In the evening
on The Sleep OF tho Soul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

'The superstitons OF the sknpuc" will
be the subject OF DR.. Youngs sermon at
the night services at Centenary Church.
The morning subject will BIO "A Gospel
Which Fits tho World"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

Rev. j. j. Haley. the pastor. will preach
az usual AT the Seventh Street Christian
Church to-morrow al y a. ~. and 5 r.
~. His subject IN ths morning Will be
The Six Is,s nj Psntecost,N and at night,
g"Gsilean sinners and Other PeopleH
The Rev. j A. Thomas. the rastor OF
Laurel Street Methods, Church. VIII oc-
Scnpty his pulpit at both services fo-mor-
row. Vows Paid Hill be his morning
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Gtdter 5omIer ais Ganoi'
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oen 9llipi5ic1 OeS oSii0peit 9oIti-
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