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The evening world., 1905-11-03
SULLIVAN LANDS
KNOCKOUT BLOW

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. with two
terrific blows, a right and left hand to
the 81; II tho stomach. kid" Sullivan
d washington. knocked out Tommy
Duy, OF New York, in the eighth
round Of what was scheduled TO be a
ft-aen-round contest before the Eureka
Athletic Club last night.
sullivan outfought his opponent after
TIE fourth round but, while ne demon
strated tina, he was Days master, he
was almost given his uuietus in the
Ehiri round. when he was all but
knocked out with a lett-hand swing to
the Jaw which sent him 30 the canvas
for the count Of nine. throughout tho
entire contes. DAILY played almost en-
tircIy for the face and head, paying but
little attention. 10 the body. Sullivan,
on the contrary. worked on DAYS
stomach and kidneys.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
MORAN'S BLOWS
STOP FELLOWS

LIVERPOOL, Nov. S-owen Moran,
the English bantam weight fighter.
knocked out Johnny Fellows, the Chi
caso bantam, in the third round OF
what was 10 have been a twenty-round
bout at a private club last night. Eel
lows was no match for Moran, who beat
him from the tap OF the gong In the
opening round until he put him to sleep
with a right hand swing on the Jaw
after fighting two minutes OF the third
This is the second time fe.-
lows has been to this country and also
the second time he has been beaten.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
An Old Landmark to 60
THE EXCELSIOR CLOTHING co.
Cor. Liberty and Church SITS.

ONE BlOcK BELOW C~ORTLANDT ST.,
retire after thirty-tWO years u successful
wholesale and retail business. During '7is
entire generation we have ALWAYS r,,n the
best OF values, which our large trade can
testify 10.
our large Wholesale and retail stocks mlst
te sold by January l. and everything has
been marked down The famous prolu tons
u such firms as W s. Peck q Co. ROger.,
Poet 4 Coz and our own hand tailored gar
ments are marked at VnhearI-ot purts.
Mems S2O business suits al $40 Ahrut
30 suits and 0yerCOaU from our tustrm &C.,
coats and crlyeatttps IN t~hestpTN,lIs ami
Pal1ocks, $50 and s2i values, a. $40 - Full
atsss and Tuxedo suits y NlD worth
dress suits at t3,0S: boysF 81 suits AZ Si9i,
the finest Of trousers. e. and 81 values, at
s225, $50 and 81 hats at CSC. 81 stlff
bosom shirts a. 500 b. 4 y. l5ct standing
&c ana everything else IN proportion. o2en
saturday evening until 10 O'Clock.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
0'C0NN0R GETS DIVORCE.

Catcher Jack O'Connor has been
granted a divorce by judge Fisher, Of
the Circuit Court q St Louis, on the
testimony Of several Witnesses as 70
Mrs. OlConnOrs alleged m,sconduty.
me fan Of 1882. Mrs. O'ConnOr was
then, and is said 10 pc now, a most
beautiful woman. They wore aVpar-
entity a devoted couple.
A. the lr.ll u the divorce S in 81.
Louis testimony was given tina; Mrs.
OGonnor had frequentei wine-rooms
ana other resorts In tho company OF
society men and horse Jockeys.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
FAST FIGHTS IN QUAKER CITY

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov s-T.-en
draws a knockou, and a decisive defeat
was the total OF happenings at the
Broadway \. G. show last night. Billy
Edwards and Boxer Kelly went
eyouly FOR the six rounds. Johnny
White pounded Mississippi all over
the ring, Tom Lenahan knocked out
Bob Kerns IN four rounds. Johnny
drew with Tommy Herman. and
was nothing 10 choose between
KID Stein and Terry Marin.
The evening world., 1905-11-03

tght INK" Russell. the Quaker City Sight.
l-t N a SlS-rnund bou, before The
National A. c, OF tha, city. on saturiay
night Corbett got ST25 for boxing h.
G-Clman.
nor the seo'ni ttnr since ne defeated
.lmmy Britt Battling Nelson has declare
.ha, he will never tlsh, 10. Cans, not even O.
a club should offer him a purse Of 80, Ool
Nelson says thsre are enough White men g.
him 70 fight without fighting a coiored man.
Nelson has decided to fight NcGovern, Jimmy
Gardner and Britt, bu, has not given any tn
preference as yet.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
GAELIC SPORTS SUNDAY,

The second day Of the Irish Industrial
sports will be held at Celtic Park Sun
day. The principal feature OF the day
will be The return match between the
two best hurting teams In New York,
the Brian Borus and the Meaghers.
There viii also be two interesting
Gaelic football matches, one between
the LoutA and Mayo teams and one
between the Leitrim and Cork teams.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
AMATEUR S0CKER GAME.

The Association Football team OF the
Shakespeare Literary Society ana that
OF the Holmes CLUB, bOln Of the Edl-
cat.Onal Alliance Football League, will
play their first game at Bronx Oval,
on one Hundred and SiXty-third street
and S1utuern Boulevard, Sunday,
Nov. g.
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INDIANS ARE
ON TO TRICKS

II Is said that the
reas N that Carl sic
has sucl Il fine
team this year Is
thu fast that the
ton was
secured early In t'e
season In seurcn Of
good PLAYERS l.rOkS
like the Indians are
learning the Willie
mans tricks Pretty
well, ~Archiquette.
one OF the tan,
has been playing
football eIeven
years; Dubois play
ed on the lGasNtll
Q a n
tackle on the All
South western tlev.
en-, and AlhaHls Is
also Whil vcrsCd IN
the fine points oi
the game,
The evening world., 1905-11-03

Here Is a sucres-
ton to football
teams which. II
adopted might give
the public a rtter
chance 10 under
stand tho plays and
OtlerwI sa BE- OF
med: - the game.
In New ICELAND
several weeks ago %
Rugby game vas
played IN Nh.7h an.
the PLAYERS wore
large black numbers
on Their back 20
correspond v tin
hose printed ppo
site the on
the score cards
What the matter
with this being tried
by college football
teams.
The evening world., 1905-11-03
REDS WON'T
LOSE Soy"

That every base
ball club muS: ave
at least one draw
ing card % NEE,
with financial sue.
cess is a fact recOg.
nized by q y
Hermann, U'esi'
dent Of the { ncin-
natl Reds. "Onsc.
quently thore IS NJ
chance for New
York 10 get Cy Sev
mour for Hevt sea-
son Mr.. Hermann
says: + have he'd
no IDEA Of t-ldIrg
Seymour FOR Pres
nahan or my Other
PLAYER.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK Noy. a.
The entries for tomorrow are as fol-
lows.
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BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.

AMPHI0Nr,.n%iSia.T. T. q, G.2 ss. ID. SsSSs s
NM lllUlIDaiS Matinees, is & 300
OLIVE WAY a J. ". ALBACGH. yH. ,
NINA tarus, : Dollar Troupe, 10 Zig Acts
Next Week-sECOND WEEK OF OLCOrr
OPERA HOusE-Chauncey Oh
''D colt Reg Mats Wed q Sat
NEXT WEEK CHAUNCEY OLCOrT.- /
The evening world., 1905-11-03
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

80 years a specialist IN the diseases OF men,
Under DR., Grindle's scientific treatment
blood and skin diseases, pains In bones, red
spots, sore throat and mouth, ulcerg, painful
swelling, kidney bladder complaints, scald.i
ings'. Inflammation, grQyel &c, speedily
ments removed, Sufferer, do not waste time
visiting less skilled physicians, ktmemter
Dr. Grlndle has a record for marvellous cures
otfIcs over ~ years az AZ West lRth ~.
cine A. Hours. 0 n a sundavA o .~A
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PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.

Special TO The Evening Word
PlMLlCO, Md, Nov, 3,-The opening cara
here tomorrow 10 as follows.
FIRST RACE-For all ages, 500 aAded,
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MFTR0P0I IL lt2d st, 4 30 ay. Eyes. at SIS.
WLlIV ULlO Mats. Mon, Wed. 4 sat.
SGsssi! liros IN THE Great Jewel Mvstery."
NNt VIZ. York q Adams, Bankers a. Brokers'
Extra Matinee Tuesday, Election Returns,
The evening world., 1905-11-03

Y0RKVlLLE MATINEE To-Day, 2Sc.
seth St, mr., Lexington Av. HAZEL KIRKE
The evening world., 1905-11-03

MURRAu H2d 81, a Lex. Az. Mat, Saturday
III mi TIE SIGN OF THE CHUss.
y" "'@-i Next Wesk-The Ninety & Nine.
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uHpI I'm op Ito. Evss. SAM BERNARD In
nHnLLM Mat, Sat. The Rolllckltg Girl.
Next Lulu CHASER IN. Special Mat
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NELSON SEES
PICTURES

Battling Nelson,
champion light
weight pu silist Of
the world. saw the
moving pictures Of
the fight In which
ne won that title
from Jimmie Brit.
for the frat time In
Louisville
Gee" said Mel.
son, after the eight
cen rounds u the
great battle had
b e e n exhibited
they say that Britt
Is clever, well II he
is clever, ! u be
mighty Ir5d | am
MT given TO BOAST
ing about myself
but ! believe that 4
YOU will u I'll.
blows missed In tha,
fEht you will md
that Britt missed
three times as many
~ I iid. The pic.
turts ynow hat
the fighting
al the time"
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NE.

MANAGEMENT. ........T THOMPSON 4 DUNDY
SENSATION OF THE STAGE.
- he Romano Ut q llindoo Princess"
pirrg.uA Elephants and Gorgeous Pageantry.
and "a lANhEE CIRCUS on MARS"
lr.'ulIur claire Neiot and Lions and other
urr.ya.lrl SPECIALISTS DAILY MATINEES.
PASTORS ' $tsY II j. ! 7 q. y:
Lo Rrun Grand ooera Trio. MADDOX & Mel
Nir. Iona ThHrhfr 3 Co, others Extrs
A''r7ct'a7. Nt'a Tm'Ts q NJ slyerns.
ctppIcK ai ST.. rrB Eay. Eysl5 MAJ. Sat.
VhrIISh WN n REYNOLDS. Pros'den-
ARNOLD pAI.l'S GO. -No.N slight. CANDIDA
CASINO opens TOMORROW NIGHT.
ts'S.tf- S.-.rH Al. 49, Office Lyric Theatre.
THE EARL 4 THE GIRL, with EDDIE FoY
Mis- AI1Nnw 2I0 E12gefi:;'A NAT Pi sai' 1 E s T Bas
HnrpEn In LYRIC, Eys. siS Mats;
'APPYIAND' sat, Election Day q Wea'
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Special Sale.
Greatest V aIusa
Ever Offered.

Footballs, Pants
Jackets, shin Guards
Harness, at a TO
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SESyNR RACE-For tNo.yeSr.oids, 1--WE
a., IH ,dIs E~AtETseYing. Tor nree.ysar-od d,

allowance claimed fot Fentlemen Hter,
that di1 not win this year
"Ten pounds claimed f1r maiden gentle
men r''f-s
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechass Handicap;
Tor four.year-olts and upward: abou, Two
vl1ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
THE TWO CHILDREN
E 4. III D TO MARRY Y
Claude Bradshaw, Aged IS, Would
Wed a Girl But liz Years u
Old. ss
Especial to The Times. pls $

Especial to The Times Dispatch,) IS .9is.
x SLJFFOLt. VA. September cit Leak
ed out to-day that sixteen old G,laud
Bradshaw and his adopted sister, known1
rs MINI Bradshaw, aged twelve who
have been mysterlously missing from
their home. near Bealnan Va, since
yesterday 5mornng. had headed for Northg
Carolina. the Gretna9 Green of Southern
Virginia, with matrimonial intent. The
couple left homo on bicycles and carried
with them a revolver. M ~ l "A 3f8l fs
When the children had not returned
last nlght,Gthe nelghborhood was search-F
ed high and low witout trace OF $tllsl
trunnts. and the old Folks feared foul
play, drowning and other mlshaps. h, This
morning It dawned on the boys parents
that the couple had gone off TO wed, and
hurried steps were taken to Intercept
them. is fsSH
4 Alarms We're given by city police and
country constabulary. a pursuing party
started out. having heard from the coli-a
pie about twenty mileS In advance The;
nearest North Carolina clerks office Is
thirty miles away, but It Is remote from
telegraph and telephone.
Those interested hope tho youth OF tho
pair will occasion delay IN securing the
marriage license, and that the wedding
may be stopped. Josiah Bradshaw.
Cluudes father. adopted MINI. whose
fathers name Is unknown, during her
.babyhood. She and Claude have been
5uffectiOuate eyor Since,[ stbi4fY5 S14i
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some SOCIAL news
FROM PETERSBURG (; |! | RI
Germans Being Arranged for the
Sons Of Veterans Next
Month"; Il si
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.,

u
P1TERsBURG,2V.A., September g,--The
Sons OF Confederate; Veterans are Dusily
engaged in making arrangements to enter
tain tho numerous Visitors expected III
October. Several germa,Sistwi be given
in honor of the sponsofs land guests.
These will be followed by numelo GUS prl-
ynte entertainments .3Ii. ~
The Bridge Whist Club met with Mrs
Gordon McCabc, Jr., on Thursday morn
ing s.fS q, .is. 8sl 4,
take place In October, Miss Corinne Knox
formerly of Richmond. and who has made
her home In this city for the mast year
married to Mr.. Charlie Cabanlss,E of this
city. early in the month.
II Miss Mary Eliza Jones. daughter of ~,
Robert Jones, IA and Mr. Powell Valston
will also be married In October.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth War
wick and Mr.t,S Frank Plummer is an
nounced, the $marr.aseSto take place IN
November; also the engagement
of Mrs Annie 3. Arlington to Mr.. a.
Rives Hooper,, the marriage to occur N
October. @ u
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne and fam-
ily have returned from the Cold sulphur
Springs. Ia. -,
Mrs. Nv. II. Harrison and Miss Helen
Harrison have returned homct
Mrs Oscar Egerton and Miss Alvertn
Egerton have returned to the city,
Mrs. e. 6P, Goodwin has returned from
the Cireenbrier White Sulphur SPRINGS, y
Miss Opheaa PerciVal has returned-.ioln
a visit to friends and relatives In Bruns-
wick county.
Misses Mnry8and Ann Bell Patlcson,
Maj tina and JAMIE Vaughs and Miss Helen
Vennble have gone to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Mrs. Rosa Stephenson and Misses .Bes-
sic and Rosa Stephenson have returned
from Southampton.
Miss Mamie Myers. who has been Wis
Ting friends In Bath county las returns
ed homo.
r., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomns
Whyte on Hinton Street.
Mr. Reuben Ragland, who graduated
with high honors a the Virginia Mlli-
tary Institute, has been made sunpro-
lessor at that institution.
Mr.. Robert Nichols, who WAS made
adjutant last session, has returned to
the Virginia Military Institute.
Messrs, Willie Johnson and John Townes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
LETTER TO A. p, +ARaRovE


Dear Sir, Here's something everN
painter and builder ought TO know.
Mr., J. j. Hall, Sheffield, Pa, painted
two houses, = years ago, .ead-ani-oli
took 40 gallons. Last year he paingei
Devoea bought 70 gallons: had 10 left q
lie Is one OF thousands, The know
Ledge is getting about pretty generally
that Devoe goes further than anything
else. y
Have you found u out IN your n,sr os-
perience7 ~
How much further?
Suppose u job amounts to 1o,v)0 square
feet how mucl. loss Devoe could vol
buy? MN
Is 1t rs easy To paint? Does II cost any
more or less to put-on by the gallon than
anything else2 how nuah9
Ift costs no more TO put-on Devne hp
the gallon II costs less b5' the foot, you
know; for the gallon does more feet; Hoy
much less, 40 you find II. for wages2
Lasts, say, twlcslas long. that Isl tia
owners gain. hl;r perhaps yoi. reckon II
yours; some do, The time. when that
comes-in, Is when he siyes.out the restl
Job,
WHO gets M Yours truly
IS II. w. Is pEYoE s. CO
Harris Hardware Company sells Gun
palnt. a5.- * gt&s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

E,roba bly no spot on earth, take II al
together, and looking att In. Its natural
aspects, cun be found more lovely ana
lids safe to say that no extent OF Ter
ritory the world over contains within It
self, under proper auspices. so many ele-
,ments OF prosperity, worldly success
and happiness as the Island OF San Do
mingo or Hayti Many circumstances
serve TO render the history OF this island
peculiarly interesting to every n lntelil-
gent American mind, for here we have
realized In almost every part, the actual
existence and daily lifo Of Columbus;
here we haye the starting point Of that
civilization which Vas rtoduced s uch
great results in government, IN science
and all inventions. It, forms the nu-
cIeus, as 1t wore from which the, great
republics OF inc ne" w otlu iooh t list
birth. I,
Hayti looks beautiful from the sea. The
grand mountain range. Yerduro clad ana
green rises seemingly out Of the trans
lucent waters, and as we run closer IN,
the bold shore presents itself. than which
Z it is difficult to conceive anything more
picturesque. The mountains then seem seem
to stretch dlagonally away from inc
sen. the spaces between them forming
most lovely valleys and savannns. In
which lay tho native Villages and after
wards the spanlsl, seitfnPntsl me
Gheadlands are all historic, and every
thing seems picture like. even to the
sandy beach, on which breaks the blue
sea, forming, us it falls into foam, q
belt Of almost silver SURF ,f2
rho first landing place Of Columbus
In IlaytI, was In alharbor At mo west
ern end of tho island, to which he gave
.+the name OF st. Nicholas when II stlll
retains, and where tho Spanlards subse-
nj n gtllpondOIlS mole.
mounting 800 cannon, behind which their
treasure ships were safe from the preda-
,nrv Ab,,ccanccrs. Not being able to get
into communication with tho natives,
Columbus sailed along the coast east
ward until heVcame to n beautiful bay,
which no called Conception, and here
his men caught several kinds or ilsn
similar to those of Spain; they heard
also the notes of a blrd WhlcA SHES
In the night and which theS mlslook
: for Thea nightingale, and they fancled
tho features of the surrounding coun-
( try resembled those of the more beau
tifu provinces of Spain, In consequence
of this idea the admiral named the ISL
md lIspanola, commonly written Els
PAMELA,
After various ineffectual attempts to
obtain a communication with the natives
three sailors succeeded In ovcrtaklng
young and handsome female, and brought
their wild beauty in triumph to the ships
She was treated Withsthe greatest kind
ness and dismissed, finely clothed and
loaded with presents of beads, hawks
bells and other baubles. Confident of the
favorable Impression her account Of her
treatment and the sight Of her presents
must produce, Columbus on the Following
day sent nine men, we'll armed,to seek
her village. accompanied by$a native lie
had brought from ba, as an interpreter
Nm the LATTER Island he had sent two Span
iurds to seek the sovereign, who he be-
3slieyed was Prince Of cathay. One Of
them was q converted Jew and knew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
A NARROW ESCAPE.
How Pedro and 1.-the Shark Played
Hide and Seek With Each Other,

Hide and Seek With Each Other,
The yellow fever was raging in tho city
of Vera Cruz that year. and onc Of the
large West Indian liners which arrived
on II certain day was obliged to anchor
off IN tho harbor a small boat, known
as a dinghy. hoated astern and in this
Il Inactive young colored hoy Of about
IN active young colt/ed boy Of about
seats. Tho boat lurched over With 4 sud-
den dip MS the hoy bore his weight on
one OF the thwarts, and Pedro heard q
warning shout from the Steamers deck
Just In time to give one terrified glance
around, ana to hear n noise he knew only
too we'll 855
Without an inshnts hesitation he
Jumped overheard from the opposite side
of tho boat, For as he looked he caught
sight of the jaws of a great shark which.
spying this tempting morsel of plump
little darky hoy, had leaped toward the
cnrcened boat with open mouth So vlP-
orous was the sharks leap that as Pc
dro went over on one side of the boat
The shark Hoped In on the other MOI
being used to these surroundings, and
missing his prey, ho noundered around
until his head bore, down the sunWale,
and he slip from tho careenng boat into
the sea again before the people on the,
steamer could fling a harpoon at him,
Almost rs he disappeared poor Pedro's
head popped up on the opposite side Of
the boat and In a terrible friTht he
Eclambered into the dinghy again. rs Thor
oughly scared a young darby as ever had
a marrow escape, n
Had he not thus saved himself from the
mar-eater, help from the steame. would
have been necessary, and even thcn 1t !.
more than probable that the boy Woulh
not have been saved, This Is a remarks
bic instance of a shark seeking his prey
out OF the wnter,--Sr. Nicholaa.
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lean republics and Mexico were throw
ing or the yoke. So President Boyer
marched over from Haytl and united INC
whole island under one, government sut
in 1872 a revolution shook him up. ana
he had sto flee and was succeeded by
General Herard or-Riveire. WHO raised
an army and went for the Dominicans
when they shook off the yoke OF Haytl IN
1874 But7he got badly trounced nhd,W WIS
banshed when he returned, and Guer-.
ricr put in his place.
This coIored gentleman died very sud-
denly next year OF poison. ana prerlot
was selected to succeed him. lie became
frightened at the opposition. and threw
up the sponge and General r Rlche suc-
poison, which gave the gay duck Sou
mobilIzed 5000 of his black guards ana
marched against San Domingo, 70 pc
returned home, and to stop all criticism
of his campaign hung all the critics.
! 1T must be remembered that these ne
groes never take any prisoners it is
cheaper to Kill them than TO reed ilheh'
lEToulougua then proclaimed himself Pm
neror Faustine l., and surrounded him.
| self with black noblemen and entered
n huge frame palace near. Port au Prince,
which he called the Tuilarles, which
name 1t still retains. But the ebony
many frills that the darkies who were
| not SO rank started a. revolution, where,
upon the Emperor folded his Imperial
purple and, seizing all the loose change
around The Tuilaries. skipped for Jamai-
ca where he had been laying up savings
for ten years, and Gcffrard became Pres
ident.a,rhe opposition party, under Sal
nave tried to assassinate him. They
fired into his sttng-room and killed his
Kingston. Well loaded with loot. Where;
upon Salnave again got out the Imperial
to his followers, one#ofe them being
Duke of Marrnalade" and another Duke
OF Limonade," But sweet or sour, tho
people rose agalnSt MIN. burned the
byya military court and shot twenty
minutes after they sentenced him to
DEATH tand Saget was made President.
Yet, while terrible scenes OF riot and
of the island, Saget In his inaugural ad-
! dress, said: ''The citizens of IIayti have
reached at the price, Of the blood OF
their forefathers', tlat level for Whi 81
men, mail parts of the world" But, rs
the3fghting went on,8he packed his valse
with the crown jewelry and plate, and
also went to Kingston.
Then the Ilnytian laws We're changed,
and it was permanently established that
| Presidents should be elected by the peo-s
pie and serve n term OF six years, and!
under this Etenne Solomon was elected
president IN 1873 $751; i h1o % W. si1 fent seven en-
under the Emperor salnave. and left
with that monarch, toreturn again, how
eyer. He had bqen , sdn,eatsd II Parts RS,
against the mulattoes. who We're his ops
ponents, He had to foe In 1880, and his
successor. ILlppolyte, eel dead IN 1885.
hncnn,o tho Executives, HIT uftar loot-
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have returned to the institute, ana Mr.
Marion Mahone, OF this city. is one Of
the new adets this sesslo Ions 81 i d
Miss louise Foley, Of Washington. D.
c., Is the guest Of Miss Edith Burke, on
Washington Street. lS Bj g 5s
Miss Leslie Stevens W II leave In a few
days ito attend the Women's CPlegc In
Lynchburg, Va. ~ $
Miss Florence Young Carpenter has re-
turned to the Academy Of the Visitation.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Ii III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Death d. Bernard s. Schultz. .

Bernard S. Schultz died al his residence
In Chesterfield county, about a milo from
Forest Hill Park, at $50 o'clock yestec-s
day evening. IIo was in his slxty'sixth
year. He had been Ill for a month. ana
his death was expected.
He Is survived by his wife, four sons
and four daughters, The funeral notice
will lu AK eaiGA
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Inconvenience.

Physician: you will be glad to know,
madam, that your husband viii almost
certainly recover" !,
Wife;""Oh, dear me, doctor what shall
4 Fhpsielan: "Why, madam, what do you
ylneat, q Aren't you anxious that your NUS
NJ Wife (sobbfngl (: 'Yes-only, when You
said last week you didn't think he would
live a fortnight went and sold all his
clothes. - Iiarper's Weekly, -s.,, I; n