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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
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Il "a Ami ~ mo .r,trie .Dispntch)
Nh NH \, 1.iii3 IA ~ ne Cam.
d stna I'm, hounds net Yo. IL run Ttpsdny
sst 55 After fifteen minutes
56rraeo11tlio iioSinds we're logged about ~
kim ana a maj m d a rood grass section
q ithsv MN stra lriit and fast through very
S,hiI,9i,hstnndinalt timber, The ra cling across
II soi,nfrv md ovef tntlti sltlt fences, sbno
ftlir.ntit .n.lisift High, was exh laratiiig
bnS t,raVa,i :, \ ut,pd ttst BOTH forA horses
e and Those vol Sup with hounds
nt'3Ih,i iyorrvs m I3rnddocl,ss3 Cross Honds.
vyefa Mrs.. Preston Gibson, 81 C. cago, on
t ,rin T'on. h M 1S < M, III pendennis.
SLleutonant Montgomery, y Of the soyetlth
n r,nva lrv.st1 on8 C.erru, IA Mfr 1CVar1
Il q, PrIda AZ sTIanllton. Charles II, IIooff,
\ .Ira5oti Conflicting Evidence; Conrlldnd
~ s,nnith ~ Nnvv ychintid "A and tic first
y vi,inanI, n HI vSF Grey. an ,rhcro was only
y an, i,nishap oti tho run, 4 ono of theSwhipi
i,nr.a ~ nnt,, ~ dn,v |, ~, thoS lea tftor
M Il /, y, Z hIVh Sh,,na. q
'istrhn 81 adiaa; Ioiinhrn r,l,if, was delight
arfn ircii Wed,, ns,iny, evening IL
II air.af 81 Mras I3rvnn 81 and O N rs ~.
sm,nof \. Il "a itha i1pst 3 Va 81. Y,toso
on, ,,o,3 t,riscs ,yern Afrs. ", y i. Boothc,
" Y ,.S Al III "a. 81 n ,rncr 4. Mr.. Il. q. Smith
II \ i,3i!i TTmpl, n cr.,ire. g
Mia .iAiln IN suit On and Mr.. j oseph&yV.
\ = rers, t1ia citv. ,yero married T1Ies-
dny J, evnnina SSat ~ the n residence 81 N TIC
e ID hrot her.l Inv, Mr.. W, K. GriHltl1,
|, ~ 51voife h atreet Is5 THO ceremony was
\ n"rf "a M i 81. N 81. III i, Vol, 81 the
nfni hndiatI pa tcstnnt church. 8 Sss
MI Cd d Ecaii SFI5ninrarfelda and Miss Hll-
$drcts,s3 "a tewond 41,ayn bee1i} visiting Mrs.
STa i, uiS I, IA 4ho United states Naval
a nad Il, vSS hia week g S'5S5
I: m t,rescntntiycs n Mad Ok and II Benton
n have 4 nror1ised members 81 Z u u. 4 Lee
IN a s dcrata VET rls Is attend
4 Tia III |, tl,et var, 81 fle camp on General
\ ijoe,s Ebirfhd1y and deliver I'd dresses IL
their eIga geHe,, e viii permit I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
so C J,
|. GLOUCESTER
fgnenlnl N ,rbe TImos. plspateh.lR

fspeslai ID rhe Times. Dlspateh,J
GIottCtcsTf11 q. HI VA I, January 81 81
With the end or Tie Chrl stttias and New
Year fcstlvities Gloucester Socially enters ei's
Into itB petiunbra ana Until MT OF Easter
there viii 30 little entertainment u
1.-THE nei ghborhopd at GLOUCESTER Court y
house has iatel q some please ny ad ltll
lions, among them being Rev. hfd Mrs. ne,
Folkg, Dr.. and Mrs. Stewart w sel lt I
and their mother and Sister. Mrs. !li''1
Ailss Barnes, s y NJ III u ~ i Va 81 VS.
Richmond M " II. VI Vi i. Ss III
Missc1 Nora aiIafcrro, Kate C,optor,
and Margaret rabb OF on Wed d es = Ia:
b Mss Cora DImmock has returned from
o. short visit to Newport News s5 s
Mrs. j. Ill oyd r,abb. 81 Bal tin,ore. Is at
ly"Bherwoodj ,tE visiting her neither, Mrs..
lCourtenay Seldom III 5s ~ ifs fiS
III REV. 81. r, Tyler has returned from "a g
Visit to- Norfolk CIV Ag 81 US !.
Il Mr, ana Airs.s Will lam Stanley, Of Great
Barring tom MASS, are visiting N eng
Mrs FRANKLIN Dabney, of |" Berksll ',4
81 MI, ana Mrs. + Dabneys gave 4 tea. he
guests OF honor being Mr.. and Mrs. H. g.
Sanders OF Oak Point. III. Il q. III s
3} Mrs. James Fox OF 4. ira. N has res
turned from ~ Visit to Bali imore. 5Sss
IA Miss Evelyn Byrd Leo 1cft on Thurs-
day for Norfolk, eli, route for Clarke.
"a. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew yVaiiis, IN no sold
their beautiful home on the Ware River
to Mr. Pa tterson, of Pittsburg, e tSi Tor
Baltimore this week. I.
"a gloucester society part with this charm arm
ing family: with much re gret, and Y hope
tention OF making Their home TOR hln q
gt,f,fi y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
FRONT Z !; oYAL SOCIETY y

s3 sSs Especial to The r lines Dispatch
FRoNTfROYAL.5V w AZ. Jan. y, - =. Moore.
ESQ, Of Berryvllle. was the guest
fof r. B, $Bayly, Monday, ~
jss r. al. NOEL. of Lynch burr wa Ct me
Alton Inn Monde S8 ss ss 81 3l8S#
"a Mrs. .Jilo. II, Thompson and son. are on
an extended visit to relatlve M
u sam 81 B. woods III, ana Jas, Il y Gods
ofiAlbem arle count were guests 81 Ca PA
stainisS II. M llar Y last wee
/. 81 Fnl ton vas in staurltons on legal
Business this week N I:
IS. .as r. ~ Epson with her
parents ii washing DE- c, ~ for$ Ss g
M AKA Mrs. VIM. 5. hliley, Wo "a
stock, spent IT. csday 81 Front 70 gal ~
Misses Ffossie and Annie Malone. Of
Florida! are sue 4 Is 81 Mrs. n. HI. Down
Ing, on M amor Avenue. 55 y. 81
Richard FOX, 81 Vash ington, D. C., Is ts
with his parents here. Il; 81 ~, q.
r.. I. . sir1ter, OF 3 Harris nburg, j a.,
was at the strickler House Tues ida
G..it j. "a Jolliffe. Of Winchester. was the
guest Of friends here this week.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Yates, Of
sMarkham,g spent several days In u Front e'tl
Royal this week.
s Mr. Butler ana wife, OF Zion City. ILL,
are guests ] Of Mr.. E Buffers father Mr..
Daniel Butler on Church Street.
The n Front Royal y Cotillion Club was
organized Il here this week. with the fol-
loving officers 81 President, 8. Gardner
waller; First Vice President, M. 3.
Turner x second Weep ident, DR.. Lyle
3fIansbrough; Secretary and Urea surer,
Frank p. Evans. ti M US .8 i! II
3s The Whatsoever Circle Of the Kings
Daughters h ard IONS 4 FILL n meet at the
home OF Miss Ilaio Hansbro ugh on Tues.
day evening, January II. i i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
TRINITY Church u gave q as pleasant enter
And CIrIICUJRA Ointment,


Triri tys Churc f,ss gave a \ pleasant enter
stalnrncrt on w dnesda y evening Il from
tour to six o'clock n he rec tory q
4 the church. Ss Thirty-ti veS memb ers we're
present Y and 4 enjoyed music and OF her
&featu & Rstresh merlts were served. 3s
M II Id pupils slf n the musical apartment
or fredericksburg College will give q re-
Scital on Friday nj nuary a0t !. "a
little later the cole EGO 9 rrhe ST. VIII
give on OF Its eleg CANT CON erts. ssI.
;S5 Prof, F. a.. rankin, who y has charge
Of the music epartnlent OF Tredericks
burg College has written q new march.
entitled our College Girl, and dedicated
III to the young lady utudents OF (: Fred
$erIcksburg College. It will be- played
at tho next sorches ira concert. l;s q
va Mr. and Mrs.: Carter II. S RI tzhngh, Of
ing Mrs. w. II. Ntzhugh, and family
have returned home. ssS.s9
Il Mr.. and NJ rs. !. e. 4. ~ Layton have re-
turned from q Wilt to relatives at
FRANKLIN, "a. 3 8
Miss julia scaggs, who has been Ill
for some weeks vi tn typhoid " fever, Is
out again. DE BE- .3SE
3s MISS Mamie G.. Willis has returned from
q visit to Richmond and now has as her
guest Miss n aud g arnett Steele, OF that hat
city. d; u all
s Mr.. and Mrs. w, w. Ham burge y, who
have been vistlng 4 the mother of Mrs.
Hamburger here have gone to- Seattle.
washington. 10 reslde.y Mr.. Hamburger
has been appointed assistant to the Su-
sperintendent Of CONSTRUCTION at the works
of Moran Bros. ship builders at that
place. III VII.
Misses Irene and N eda8 Gresslt, of Ur-
8bannn, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
u .8S b, M Colbert, tllis week. hey were.
en- route to the Woman's College In r ch-s
Smond, after spending the holidays It
their home. IN AZ ~ ss5
visit to relatives in Wisconsin s
MISS Ethel Lewis Danenb burg, OF dary-
land, who has been Wis II Ing N lss Mamie
SAlnbler has returned home. s III AJAX
Mrs. A. r. XII Chich ester ii ana laughter
Miss Halle Chichester. 70 visiting Mrs
John y. Lewis, at b OF hesda, Nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
sLExINGT ON SOCIETY! Y
(spe clal to The Times toh,)

VA, j an. ho en-
gagement OF M SIS Eliaabe IT, n rurnpull,
daughter OF the Rev Dr. L. Il B, Turn
bull. OF Lexington, to Mr. p. n. Bernard,
OF Petersburg,, formerly assist 81 pro-
lessor at the Virginia Military. Institute
ana now a law student at NVashin ton and
Lee University, &. s ]. 4
rive In Lexington within tho5next few
days with HIS bride, who was N les Ida
Roseman, OF Philadelphia. zs Tte marriage
took place In tina L city Tuesday evening,
january 3d. e The bridal couple left on .
trip to include Washington and Mn
chester. NJ Mr.. and Mrs. !. & Lyons and MT.
Louis Lyons. Of Lex! ngton, were present
at the marriage, s.58 !. 333 SslE NJ Il !,
5i Dr.: e. Graham Dold has been elected
member OF tho Len gton Board OF II n
by tie Town Council TO Al vacancies
caused by the declinat!o Of Dr, Charles
II. Davidson and Dr. Reid White to
Mr. s1r. JACOB I'll, IcKe.ny, &c ray county,
Mo, Is In Rockbrldge Wis! ting his mo her,
Mrs, E, O., McIlenny, 81 OF Upper lNerl''s
Creek, q Mr.. AIcKen,y moved to Missouri
nine years ago. and he has ps'ospcrevd "
III IN Rev " i q. Dale. n, missionary OF tho
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
To Mexico, was n recent visitor to tho
churches In Roekbr!dge IN the Interest
or tho training schools and medical WORK
lnG his fold, Mrs. Dale, who 10 a rletl-
cal missionary IN tho same field, rs ac-
companyIng her husband through Vlr'
glnIa, II
a The Mary Custis Loo Chapter, OF tho
Daughters OF the t,onfederaoy, Of Lex
ington, have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year, Miss Sue DAY dson,
president; Miss Annie r.. White, vice,
president; Mrs, William o. MCDOWELL,
treasurer; Miss Mary N, Pendleton, seq
rotary; Mrs. Robert A, MARI, historian,
Miss Nettie Stuart. registrar,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
,nd 4Nressrs Al u r "a uy, T.. r. g Ills, h,

and Messrs, II Ri r. ny. Il. r. Ills,
M. Daniel and ]. +. spen cor. "a 5S;
On Thursday evening i ne annual BAN p
duet OF tho Royal Il Area mum i was celo-
brated at the Wlndsor Hotel The hand
ome new dlning-room was tasttly deco
Srtned, while tho tables We're sprestd with
the daintlest8 linen and drawn work, an
ali the ;apnontments were ia " less ~
number OF ladies' were present. mere
was first, the installation Of new officers
at the Lodge Hal I BIZ MI. John q. Hd-
wards, OF Lynchburg after wh!chs$9t ne
body dtourned to the dlningsrooir n NJ here
covers were set 70 n lxty', Speeches were
made by, MI. John 4. ItdWa rds, N essrss.
h a, Ruckcr. u, 8. smith, s. 81. LAM
beth Jr,, Hunter Miller. " liam Euba|k,
Nv. Az Parker, nd Reys. "a y. Lf'ne, and
Is. II. Battin,
6T an Thursday afternoon the Fifteen Club
was deIghttu1y entertained BY Mrs rs, Joh ~
L "A, Henser, l sst8 Vi .55iiIi "a
Mr., D. Preston Parr. Jrn arrived home
this week from South Africa, where he nus
been for three years. 8 Flo \ reported o
stirring voyage Mr.t Pa rri WI 3e1lga Sc
In business In Dynchburg. 81 5,3
Miss Sarah Cirittlr is on q visit to the
home Of Lieutenant George Griffin, Y 3,
NJ. at Annapolis Md, rs ,5.., u
Rev. u. Jones. Of Lyons, iowa wa,
formerly rector OF st. Joints Church, at
this place, paid " brief Visit here THIS
week n 10 occupied his old pulpit on
Sunday ut morning and evening services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
FREDERICKSBURG SOCIAL.

Especial TO The Times-D ispatch,)
:TREDHRICKsBUR VA, Jan IS II s.
MIR. and Mrs, g. G.. RowlettI entertained
the Thursday 4 light Card Club at their
home Thirsdaysni tight. ProgressiY We uchre
$wasS played and mn clegan mt SUPP served
at Stielterminntlon& of the game, Mrs
Is. y G. Wallace won tho ladies' first prize,
4 and Mrs. a., Randolph Howard, the Sec
#ond: Judge a b. r Embrey, won the
gentlemens \ first Y prize and Mr. 2.
4 Garter The second. af a @fs 5i So ss15
a. Mrs. a Rand 81 pt; !! III ward entertained
the Ladies, Tucsd lay Iav enlng Card Club
{ at 8progressiy o euchre from II rce to ssix
Tuesday at tern on. Al ss Mamie Shep-
herd won the nrst prize and sMrs. 8 ]
Smith the guest prize, RI freshn.ents
were served IN AZ I. ~ ,ss
4 THO Junior Auxll larry to missions of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
i. BEDFORD CITY, VA,
fsnep,oial 70 THE Timos- plspntoh,l

7 Especial to The TlmesTp lspatoh,} az
H BEpFORp CITY. TlAas Jan, lara da'
1lghtful banquet was served ON NvedneH7s
day evening at. the, Palace Hotel for the
Redford Inra Department was ten,
deyed by the Department nnd nes.aes t Y,
city Council, thore More many 9 Their ms
tylted guests. The menu EN- brs cad every
sdeljcacy OF the season and n number o.
toasts we're drunk with the best Of vines
\ The speakers were ] dye ", ". Moffett,
kof salem; Nelson Sale. w. r. abbot, Jro
and III. Q, Humphrsysl of the local baF'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
VA. ANTl.sALoon u TAG VI NJ &c ~
ING LYNCH Ru re, xAY Jan
& III VIZ 5jsF UARY 17TH,19TH, Il, z. Il ls(

\ Account above occasion the Nprtols
and Western Railway VIII sol! round,
trip tickets from Riehmond at =, 20. and
col,lresponding low rates from an! other
points on its line III Virginia. Isckatsi
win bs sold January 18th and ~ III, seed
Tor return passag go nntil January %. 1872,
Three daily trains In each diEectio ba.
tween Richmond aud I.ynchburS. pun,
man parlor and sleeping CARR For tickets
and further infornla ZION, apply Rich
transfer Co. Ticket Agent BYRD Street
Station, or at COMPANY, y ofsics, NO VIZ Wy
Fast Main Street, !. . . w .sS
JOHN II. WAGNER. q. Il, tSyssLfy g III
y City Pass Agsas ~ t'ssss 9eas.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
WINTER TourIsT RATES
i5 NJ MI
; . J. /. q !, ArlAN,ITyItos LINE,

THE ATLANTIC coAsT W IL,
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
10 ali Southern winter resorts via the
Auantlo Coast Line, This line " the
Shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
IL offers to health ana pleasure seekers
service equalled by none, You make ap
!chnnges ia Florida resorts,
Z For full. par tlculars apply to any agent
Of the company, or =, !. !. !, ~, I, !, |,
Division Passenger agent.
st ii H 4. "a Rlchlno nds w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
He Can Stand Ii,

General stoessel goes home to. a court
martial. Admiral Eeryern did tho same.
But helnIs,n like theirs can stand twenty
Gourts-martlal,-- New York Mall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
LAdie Corset Covert.
sa.,artn1 - Ets ~,

Ladies NOr set Gov efS. L u
s.. specia1 &C Each. 355j
I n Tho lowest any store III town viii
f charge FOR them will DO I. u 1-2c EACH
We a have to, too, f but they cante TO
I.us unde,l spcolnl oondi tions for this
special occasl lon ana It's tho maker
who stands the lose. 12 1-2c Corset
u Covers for IA I l5 q ~ ~
XCon:c ea.ly. \: . oac.,. Como early.
~ Ladies Cambria Corset Covers for
4 ~ lie, such as YOU always pay 19cS
\ for. Com early II *
!; Ladle ]; Cambria Corset Covers, With
circular neck N and NJ dainty torcho1
trimmings, 25c each. Come earl
q 500 Corset Covers for ale; IS these
nicely tucked and TRIMMED In Val. lt1-S
sorting. III Il
Come early. ale each. 4 Come early
as5 For UOc Cambria Corset Covers the
front Is trimmed In torchon lnserting;1
the neck Is trimmed III \ lace, ribbon
and beading. Come early.
4; Nainsook Cornet Covers, with round
yoke, trimmed In y's.ll. lace, beading
and ribbon their grad . sells elsewhere
for SOC, special Z DC. IN r q
These furnish AZ clear idea q the
values. q "a II
g45 The others range III price from soc,
9 u, 1925. SID, u. 80, 91.76, 91 SO
4 ana 50 on to %. 90. Come early.
Gowns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
RE DucEp RATEs 10 souTHER N
5s h POINTS MA sEAaoAR0, TAI III ma B;
8SFJfIhE IA IfVf Az

81 sci. 90 Mont Gonlery, Ala,. and return. ac-
count Of Interstate sugar Cane Growers
Assoolaton. The Seaboard will sell ON
January 23d and oath, round trip tickets
K rsAGnnond to- Mont cry 3 t5I ate i ots
Sso1.oo. limited TO return et BY January s0tll.5
SEIZED uleS to Mon gonery via Atlanta. sis ss}
# For further informa ton In regard to
above cheap rates, cal or write to ad-s
\ dress below, and any informant Ion Will no:
cheerfully furnished 81 f}as IA
Fl. S. Lizard, w. M. TAYLOR "a
Dist, Pass. Agt, City n Ticket Az IT,
Phone 4Oa $50 East Main stree
The soaboard AIR i lne has the shortest
line from Richmond to Florida w forty
five miles, Two fast trains every day
With pullman sleeping cars. running sole
without change, to Flo Ida. Z Il II " s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
ATTRACTIVE 8ExcuRsl oNs NAV
NJ. SOuTHE m RAJ WAY. ;tIs

& The Southern Railway has 81, sal dally
excursion tickets to * haSsvarlousS resorts
lii tho South and southweat. at greatly.
red,ced ra tes. 10 Ilorld Nassau. Cuba
Mexico. New Mexico, I, the Pacific Coast,
and many other points. Tho 4 Southern
Railway operates through Pullpans of
tho very latest a &c grl. 4 and til W Dining,
Car Service Els ofs the hi hast stan a1d of
sexcelen &c. VI w " N Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

!. j. = !, ~ 10, = . !, J, !. q
1duA'cS zoC AXA I'i" ~ g
SSss 81 NJ if NJ ~ HI is K, sis
+ n, q Y. q, ], q, !. ],
8 usually sell at quarter ntld q
occur a,,d EYRE was ey BUYING y too
q \ bo,,ti u h,nt TIA fs,,rnlus wifi ID. z ana
"a, b n, !, d, 1. t55 y
"'. ~ ~. !" ~ ~ Il W . "a u d
dozen So or lO '' a. pal
aat III sfess ~ A - pliee
zoo AT er they re n me .ss Il
8 Remember that % dozen i26c Draw
ers DE n They are made made
Sof good cam bric, with narrow rtfflcs3
ana hem. Come early u. d &
SSyYfli 9Fs1fS
w .}s rs f$s !.
For ,irl tlle
5ulnbrel offect chon lace "a trim
2mings and files splendid value 1lll bOc
Ha pal = 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

sYUtE,s sTO ORE NEWS.
sY,tLn.s sroRE NEWS.
sYCLE,s sTo ORE NE,vs.I
Our Annual White Sale OninEarnestI


scppMw or
ibmon.O efforts
8 81
rMd
teeytg ii S 5 q "
and no il
prices M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
~ s = Is 81 y NJ Ill q; < * t,l
SEmbroideries.t

Embro eries. 4
There Is no thor store III Ricirno nd
giving as good val iles in EEnibroI dariss!
las we B are. Ask any. one who Is NV
these Saturday. Is
Table LII eavy I'm broidett es. 8 and
~ inches wide, special g 4 i. ;.ac a yard.
gS3 Table Heavy Enb rode ries,, q ana
IS inches vide 8 g DC "a yard
Table S--1sc3 value III eslnch. Enhroid-
cries, special ~ IL &c! "a yard.
ss II Lille q -16o 4 for the usual s1sc5 Ham
Sburgs. and N 10 Incl es n vide 6; extra
good M
Table So Inch Hamburg ii they sell:
regularly at zoe, spec lal & this sale
only. Oe va I'd &,
5lSi Table s.-ss5c IIannbUrgs, H 10 4 and 1t IN
inches Wide, special Tor 8 days, 22'e s
yard. 81,
Nainsook and Swiss Exigse y! espe:
kcIalIy suitable for iI,fan IT'S apparel 6css
ard
We have several & sample lines A ofS
5.Alloyer Elnbr q ert es, worth from sc
TO So, " espeoti vely tint viii \ be- sold
while hey, las Ii from ia Sc to o., Cd per-
yard lrespectiV ". Rem amber they;
ARE sample and b on ys one " and two
pa terns of pie ce. Come ear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Skirt n m
or Great Value at Little Cost n
Begin 4 with our SDDes skirts they
gare5inadesof good cambria, viii tucks1SSs
and wide ruffle Of Ham burg S:9ec II sSsi
IA, Cambria Skirts, With wide ruffie,S
8tlemstitchcd and t rim mad n ~ dai1tys
Vol. lace, ~
ES Cambria Skirts, n with wide rliffle.ss9
Sdnintlly done In ttlcks and all llaacs,a
Al. 90 N rs sSS
8 T,ine Cambria Skirts, With bias tuckssS
strirlnnod IN torchon insertion aex tend
ling from tile knee d own; wide grufflass
tucked and trimmed II! VAL "a ce8 and
insertion ~. % n 5gS
3 Extra Fine Muslin skirt, lth very
deep ruffle. tuck ed 3 and trimmed III
Handsome grape emero dery. ". 10 Z 3.
others trom IS. 10 u y Il q. ~. some
carly. sSSs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
Mr.. FREEMAN WITHDRAWS
FROM THE G0FF COMPANY

Much interest was manifested in busi-
ness circles, I'm which he has been such
a prominent figure for many years. when
Mr. James +. Freeman announced that
he had severed his connection with the
Isaac L. Con- company TO engage in real
estate enterprises on his own account.
For ~ years Mr.. Freeman was con-
nected with the Goff company. having the
management OF its working department.
and in that capacity he proved himself a
man OF rare ability and OF progressive
and enterprislng spirit. Indeed. his
labors were a potential factor in pro-
noting the remarkable success that has
attended the undertakings OF the Con
company.
Equipped so splendldly by experiences
and training as he is. there Is little doubt
that Mr.. Freeman Will be az successful
I'm his new enterprise as he himself could
wish or his best friends predict for him.
He is well and favorably known through
out the city and state. and he has served
his fellow citlzens with signal ability FOR
three years I'm the common council and
eight years In the board OF aldermen.
during two OF which he was president ~
tho board Mr.. Freeman has not yet
decided as 10 the location OF his offlcs.
but will do so within n few days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
FUNSTON IN COMMAND OF
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA

San Francisco April 6.-General Fred
erick Funston has arrived here TO re-
lieve General Moore in command of the
department OF California, who retires
from the army at noon today.
Immediately following the retirement OF
General Moore Will come the retirement
OF the following officers, all with the title
of brigader generals: Colonel A. q. Cir
ard. medical department: Lieutenant COL
onel W. ". Beck. Third Cavalry: Lieu
tenant Colonel Frank NJ. Robinson. Thlr-
teenth Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel
Frank Taylor, Nineteenth Infantry: Lieu
tenant Colonel Samuel W. Fountain,
Fourth Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel Ed
ward Davis. Artillery Corps: Lieutenant
Colonel Charles w. Hobbs, Artillery
Corps
The retirement OF the Officers named
causes the promotion OF Colonel James
a. Buchanan. Twenty-fourth Infantry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-06
HE FALLS
FIVE STORIES
and LIVES

New York, April 6.--An addition has
been made to the list of the recent fiat
house collapses in the northern section
OF the city by the fall OF 500 pounds of
concret freproofing material through five
floors OF 1S-story apartment hotel in
course OF construction at Eighty-ninth
street and Central Park West.
Charles Dielman, a laborer, was carried
down with the debris. His escape from
death was remarkable.
All the floors OF the new building had
been laid with flreproof concrete. and
the contractor ascribed the accident to
the moisture resulting. from the recent
rainfall which caused the fireproofing to
become soggy.
Dielman was holding a bag OF cement
on the eighth floor standing on a space
in the flooring about four by five feet
in width. when 81 gave way. The
seventh floor also gave way and such
was the case with every floor down TO
the third where the workman and the
pile OF wreckage accompanying him
stopped Dielman probably would have
been killed outright had HIS fall not been
broken at each floor by the mixture that
encased him on his downward Journey.
Two fellow laborers hurried TO his res
cue. They found his ears. eyes and nose
filled. and procuring hose they turned
a strong stream on him. When his face
and head had been partly washed 70
was found he had suffered several severe
scalp wounds, but tho doctors said he
would soon recover.