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The Washington times., 1906-12-25
SOuthern'S No. 3 in
Another Hol day
SmaShup.
TRIO CRASH IN 10 HOURS
Mail Clerks Hurt in South
Carolina Accidents
on Road.

Three trains on the Southern railway
system were IN wrecks between s:d5
o'cl ck yesterday evening and s clock
this morning,
One Of the wrecked trains was No.
80, the train to which President Sam
uel Spencer's car was attached when
the famous TailToader and FIVE others
were sent TO death Thanksgiving Day.
This second wreck occurring on a
holiday and In less than thirty days
from the time OF the late collision at
Lawyers. Va, has caused trainmen TO
dub the train the holiday hoodoo."
One Man Is Killed.
In the wreck of No. 50 this morning
enc man was killed and another fear
fully Ecalded. While running between
Savannah and Jacksonville, on the Joint
track with the Atlantic Coast Line. en-
gine and express car and the front
trucks Of a mail car Oh No 80
were deraiIed at Moncrief Crossing.
Firema John Holmes, colcred, OF Sa-
vannah was caught between the tender
and cab frame and instantly killed. En-
gineer J. ". Urquhart was painfully
scalded, but it is not thought his in
juries VIII result fatally. No passengers
were killed or injured
The crossing at Moncrief is inter
locked and the engineer claims 10 have
received from the toweTman In the in
terIocking tower a clear signal when
coming Ia sight 0f the tower, but lust
before reaching the deTauer ana before
ne couid stop the signal was thrown TO
feds resulting lD the deFailmeut The
train was only slightly damaged and the
passengers We're able 20 proceed 90 Jack-
SOUNtilF kgfEh bat Hffla Hafas-
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HARPERs FERRY. W. Va, Dec. S.-
Both rivers elsaE.
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Christmas Cheer
For Mrs. Bradley
In Prison Cell

Although this is the first Christmas
Mrs. Anna ri. Bradley has ever been
separated from her children she was
not entirely unhappy, because many at
tentions were shown her by the jail at
tendants and she was assured by let
ters from relatives that her httle ones
were well cared for and Santa Claus
would visit them.
This morning Attorneys Hoover and
Wells went to the jail to see Mrs.
Bradley. taking a large batch OF let
ters and packages from salt Lake City,
and several presents from their nrm-
Arrangerent were made for an extra
nice dinner for the woman awaiting
trial for killing Senator Brown, and at
noon she was served with everything
found on a Christmas table. Fruit and
flowers were sent by sympathizers and
the day was sufficiently different from
others for the woman to realize il was
a festival occasion.
Mrs Bradley read her Bible and books
presented by her attorneys, as well as
two or three letters from Washing
ton people, who counselleo her TO
to be of strong heart and hopeful. She
has received many such letters since
her Incarceration and they seem to
cheer her, for she realized after read
ing them that ali the world is not
against her.
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
Streets Deserted.
Few Go 10 Churches.

1T the churches there were special
Christmas services and musical pro-
grams. Although the attendance was
rather below the average at the
churches, large crowds attended the
services
Hardly q house in the residential sec
tiuns was without its Christmas games
and pranks and the front door did not
open without allowing TO escape sounds
u Christmas festivities within.
II a cold Christmas, but a merry
one fOF those who have homes. Those
wtiG have no homes. the poor and the
orpnaus the blind and the sick. We're
not forgotten In every charitable iusli-
tuition and hospital there were merry
makings 10 commemorate the day.
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
IInE TARI b,

SUN TABLE.
sun sets ay.---..,.--..,..,...4.44 p. m
Sun rises tomorrow .,..-.,....,.7:i7 a. m.
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
Turkey Sent to Jail.

At the District Jail and House OF De-
tention the food was not a great deal
unlike the regular fare served through
out the year, and the inmates were
granted no more liberty than usual.
Friends sent and brought turkey.
chicken, cake, pie and fruit. These,
added 10 the fare already prepared by
the authorities gave each prisoner more
than he or shc could eat.
Visitors were admitted to the instiJu-
tions until o'clock, and many presents,
principally handkerchiefs. socks. stock
ings muff1eTs and small articles OF
cheap jewelry were given the tenants Of
the buildings Not "a few visitors tried
to fiji the prisoners with Christmas
sptrit but every article was Inspected
bv the guards before being passed to
the recipient and no liquid refreshment
contributed TO the merriment Of the
prisoners.
No religious services were held at
either of the prisons, but many of the
men and women read Bibles, which are
to be found by the score IN the jail.
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Two Other Wrecks.

Two other wrecks happened in South
Carolina. At S:45 O'Clock last night train
No. 80 crashed into the rear of No. a
at GTeenVtlie. Several mail clerks were
injured ana passengers were also bruised
and cut. but all were able 10 proceed
on their journeys. The trains were de-
iayed several hours.
At 1910 o'clock this morning Liberty.
= G, was the scene Of 81 wreck Sew
eral cars were demolished and the en-
giues were badly damaged The mas
sengers were severely shaken up. but il
Is not thought any was seriously hurt
The failure OF the engineer on train
No. 9 TO see the rear lights on train
No. 90 which was standing on a curve
was responsible for the first v-rcC k
Confusion Of signals by tFainmen eeused
the second.
The Washington times., 1906-12-25
Letters From Parents.

Holiday letters have been received bS
Mrs. Bradley from her mother, father
who is an invalid. and two sisters
Statements have been made that heI
CcontinueS. on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Brains in Card-Playing.y

1 1T is surprising to find Mr.. Basil 'r92z7T.
or, in the Monthly Review. asking.
whether proficiency at bridge Is a MARK
OF superior intelligence. a good WHIST
PLAYER must at least have n tenacious
memory and the power TO concentrate
attention upon the game. me olo 'ue 60
that an extraordinary memory IS sign
of an inferior intellect may be rejected.
AZ for attention, It is dependent on m.
tercst, and interest may be artilically
stimulated by a desire for pecuniarY
profit. In many cases an attentive
nlayer may be successful, even if nc
be b a person OF limited intellect AZ
~ ri 3 %58ns IN chess. the player ..must
nave Imagination SO that he may tpull
himselfS3Sin his opponents place. ~
must likewise have present 70 ms l'li1'u
tho potential results of what nc may
decide to do This involves the rapid
CONSERVATION of hypothesis quite after
tho manner OF scientific Inquiry Tho
results achieved may not be propor-
Tomato 10 tho mental energy expended,
b,,t Of tho dignity Of the psyclllcal
nroccss. there Gamble no doubt, The
nervous effects Of excessive deVotlon %
bridge show what demands the game
makes upon the brain Even men ana ana
women Of giant inte9ects leei tne
st,ain.I Fortunately after q winter !. ~
cnrd-playing in:3tthe metropolis, lhe3'
nav repair to Palm Beach. there TO
reoover from tho ncrve-racking malndles,
Tn such Il bucolls retreat jaded gam
blers or both sexes may find rest anu AM
rela xation In the society OF ovorworked
university professors, and clergymen
with delicate thronts. Possibly the
iplayIng Of bridge does not demand the
highest form of rational activity The
81, II, of tho real gambler Is certainly
allied with that artfll cunning which
plato localized IN the lver-Nrw York
.la,or !
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is D|ST|LLERS
LICENSED :. IN HENRY It: |||'Y|'
One ofttl,c Applications Strongly
Contested BY Brick Yard
Owner.
PRISONER ESCAPES. FROM JAIL
tobacco Company Receivers Dam
ages Against tic Western
(Spccial to Tile ,limcs-Dlspatch)
A 4 NJ {. G

iF@ Especial to Tile Tinres- Dispntch.)
N1ARTlNSVlLLE VA, April 5.--Six-
teen dstlllcrs were granted license here
by Judge Saunders Of lIcnrico Circuit
Court fifteen to make whiskey and one
to make brandy.
The applications of l.. ]. Wood and
George Richardson were contested, but
both were granted license. Wood was
restricted however as to the territory
in which he can retail liquor. not being
allowed to sell by retail III Henry county.
Ills application was contested by Mcssrs.
Williamson, Ilcdgccock and FOntainc. who
have a bric]ynrd in about three miles Of
his distillcry, and who charged that the
9distlllcry ntcrfcred materially with the
running of ther plant.
George Sheffield, n slxtccn-ycar-old
negro boy, was tried Tuesday for house
breaking and larceny and given one year
III the penltcntary. but soon after being
5returncd to jail. George secured an axe,
broke out Of his cell and made mis- cs-
acapS IN the, searly, evening. lie is still
,at large. H.
& ,rl,n caseMofi&the Henry county To-
Sbacco Company against the Western
Union Telegraph Company was tried
Wcdncstlay,Sand resulted III n verdict OF
Sill for the tobacco company. This was
"a suit for common law damages for fail
IRE to transmit and deliver a telegram.
" Among the imnortantsch nncery cases
passed on this term was that of Hund-
ley VS.. flanagan. This case grew OFT
f OF the cfforts#of the parties TO protect
their low grounds on Fall Creek. in the
31rishurg nclghhoriood. from nigh water.
and to straightcn the creek. The de-
:dson Of the courtswas large, though not
Aultogether, inscfavor OF Flanagan. The
principal point OF interest decided In the
case was that storm waters, like sur
face waters axe a common enemy which
each land owner may protect himself
against. without regard to the consc-
duences to his 4noighbor, rs long as lie
acts in good faith and without malice.
provided. however, that he cannot gather
the waters into IN artificial stream and
throw them III a volume upon his neigh
Dor.
II Tho court heard argument Tuesday
might on n plea filed blythe Norfolk and
Western Railway Company in tho case
of Brammcrs administrator against tho
company
I'rnmmcr was struck at crossing and
injured, from which injuries he after
wards died. Before his death he insti-
tutcd an action ngainst}tl,e road for his
Injuries. He died pending the trial of
the case, and the action was reviewed
and proceeded In, in tho name OF his
personal representative, who recovered n
verdict In the lower court for the In.
jules. though not for the death This
verdict was set aside by tho Judge Of
the: slower !tourt and on appeal to the
Court Of Appeals, the lower court was
sustained.
After Brammcr's death u second action
was brought against tho road for the
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The Oldest Woman.

In n refuge for the aged in Madrid there
Is now a woman who has claims to being
the Oldest OF her sex in the world Shcls
an Andalusian AMI was born III Grenada
In 1881. She has Led in Madrid for 1o3 !
years and has been tho mother OF twenty.
one children. all of whom nrc dead, though
most of.them lived to n fairly old age.
There Is nothing emaciated OF cadaver-
Gus about the old woman. The skin has n
healthy appearance, there Is color In the
cheeks, and her eyes Is still clear and
bright. The surgeon In charge Of the
home thinks she may still live a consider
able time.-Nnshvile Banner.
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both OF Isle or Wight co,lnty, were mar.
RED last evening nj MI. Carmel Church,
ny Row Joseph b !. Dunn. sat
Observation-Disclosures.

Special 10 rho Times DIspatch.)
GRAVEL HILL, BUCKINGHAM co.,,
VA April 5.--Mr. Lewis Snodtly and
Miss Nellie Mellow, both OF this county.
were hurried yesterday afternoon Mt
tor of the church.
MISS snoddy III cousin or tho groom,
was maid OF lionor. The brides little
sister, Miss Jennie Mcdow vas flower
girls. The groom came In with his
brother, Mr.. Elem Snoddy.
Tho, church was beautifully decorated
and lighted. Tlir chlrch'W was filled with
groom. Miss c:ocrn Nuckols rendered tho
wedding march. @
The bride and groonl crt,immcdintcly
after the ceremony for their home.
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WASHBURN & D ALMA'S.
TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS.
WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 9Th.
& Y. TENTS VINE, AND MAIN STR ElcTS 4st
Il N.s.leEa ssa AlATINttE DAILY. tEy,Es
The Valentine Museum
MEETINGS.
SOUTHERN HALLWAY COMPANY. "

s SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. III
New York, February 2. 1906
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
4 general meeting Of the stockholders OF
Southern Railway Company has been
called. by the Board Of Directors, and
will be held at the principal office of
the company in the city Of Richmond.
Virginia. on "Wednesday, thr 18th day Of
April. 1906. at 10 o'clock IN the, fore
noon. for the purpose of considering an
issue and sale OF Development and Com
eral Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail-;
way Company and tho creation of a.
Y mortgage upon the property Of thcicon1-.
4 pany to secure the same all as proposed
In the communication OF samucia Sporty
i Ger, president. to the Voting Trustees;
dated February 1, 1906 and OF acting
on such other business as may be law
fully brought before the meeting. The
transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock OF this company will be
closed on April Z. 1906, and opened again
on April 10. 1906: BY order Of the Board
OF Directors. r. D. LANKFORD, Sec
= rotary
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The 4KesWick Hunt.

(Spccinl to The TImea-Dspatch.)
KESWIC1<. VA. April 5rhe drag hunt
mt Keswick for Saturday. April It'll. will
be an unusually interesting one. for be-
alottcsvilo and Keswlck hunts there Will
be such noted cross-country riders as Mr..
and Mrs. Blair Jnhnson and Mr.. G. ".
Smith, the wcll-known' horse show man
5agcr. These last will have mounts from
the stables OF Mr. Julian Morris. ut Tho
Oaks. iT a&. q, gaa.
Mr.. and Mrs II. u. Magruder will en-
tcrtnin the hunt at the club.
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YOUNG MANS SUICIDE.
Unrcquited Love the Only Cause
Given for His Act.
{specicl to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.)

(Specicl to Tho Tlmcs-Dispatch0
Y LEESBURG,,V VA, April 5.---P. Fl. Carr
Jr., formerly OF Waterford, 1Olldon
county, aged % ycnrsSnnd had been en-.
ploycd By the Capitol Traction Corn.
pany. OF Washington. D. c.. committed
suicide In that city to-day He was the
son OF Mr.. p. IT. Carr, OF Waterford. u
prosperous and influential citizen. This
cause OF his rash net IS unknown. unless
1t was unreluitcd love for young lady
OF L,ickctts. this county, Miss leila Ar
mold. daughter of Mr.. NJ. D. Arnold. y
wealthy citizen Of that town. #
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Times Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices hive Wa,
established for The nenctit Of those nyinr s s'
distance from tho Main Office Of ,rho r. r, ~ =
Dispatch, The IImsh- Dispatch Wants eft a,
careful atlen,i9n as though they had besn I.ri
cost 10 the advertiser " ~ extra
sl.AuGHTERs. DRUG STORE. Tycn,y.e,,r
". i. EANEs ssis u. Broad street
RobEhT, J WILLIAMS. Twenty irth. 'e and
TAaRSRisANrs' GRANT CO.. rousAe. and
C. y. LATriMER, 40. 800 West Marshal,
TiiltoSiisoNs DRUG STORE. No. 1871 we,,
L., l.. nEVERlpGE, brook Avenue and clay
RADTs DRUG STORE. Barton Height.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No $40 Williams.
Robins rHARMAcY, No go Eas, Marshal.
CRY DRUG STORE, No. l,n ,sas, Main
street, corner ll,fteenth,
JUpsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 1927 Ea.t Main.
PINE STREET, PHARMACY. No. ss4 South
PIKE Street Esf-a -''
P1iNpENTERsk co. No Il.
TIE PARAGON PHARMACY. No, Sol Yves,
EAToN PHARMACY. Twen'y,e,gh,h and y
F59fS T sAP Ns f. 10 u is 4 siss Street
inJNDLEY &, WALKER. T@en,y.hfth and
cAfsTSEK.s DRUG STORE, 80. 40. Hull
W. 4. PEREiSs, 80 . Yves, Tabb Street.
Twenty EIGHTH AND II STREET PHAR-
MACY. Tweaty-slghth aad n Streets
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Bonds for Water Works.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatc l:l i.
I,EEeBURG, VA. April 5.--The Circuit
Court of 1-oudon county has ordered
a snccial election held May 1st TO deter
mine the question OF bonding the town,
TO the amount of 10000 for the estat-5
lIshmcnt of water works. a similar cleo
ton was held two years ago. and tho
bond Issue authorized but the election
was afterwards declared illegal
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Read-Allen

fsnecinl ia Tho, Times Dlspa tch., "
z, rYNCIBENRG. VA, April 5.---Thc resi-
son. street. was the scene Of n pretty
wedding yesterday at noon. when her
daughter. Miss Julia Payne Al lion, be-
came the wife Of Mr. John P. Read Thn
nfl'cia tnw minister was the Rev. DR..
Robert ". Fleming, pastor of AWestmin|s-
ter ProslytnrInn Church. The bridesmaids
were Miss 1'ossc T.. Allen, n sister of tho
bride, and Miss Cary Allen. The rrooms-
.mcns were Mrsars, w. ". Foster OF Cum
lhorland COUNTY nnd Mr.. Edward A. Al
lon. brother of he bride. The bride
wore n travelling costume OF blue cloth
md she was given away by her uncle
Nv. J..fGordnn Payne
Tho groom Is n native or Henry county
and Is omploycd with.th Rnrker--Jcnnngs
yn es ladv is attractive, accomplished and md
we'll known.
Clements-Duck.
fsnorialto The rimes-Disnntcl.)
q sIY1rFOLE, VA. April h,--Miss ArnIe
NInudc Duck. daughter of the late DR..
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Clark-Smitl1.

(SpecIal TO The Times Dispatch.)
Is PETERSBURG, VA. April 5.-Mlss A1n-
mic Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith. OF Dcndron. Surry county.
was married Mt home Wednesday last to
Mr.. Harry S. Clark. ofrsPcnnsylvania.
Rev. Mr.. Bradford, .of githe Methodist
and Mrs. Clark Will make their home In
DcndrOn a5.s I'D
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HVawter-keyser.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.)
@ sTAnNTON. VA. April 5.-a1Iss JcnaIo
1,wa Ss eyser VAS auictiy Married arr irI TO
Mr.. James W. vawtor Wednesday, even
ing at the mnnsc or the Eccond Presbytc-
rnn chtlrcl, by Rev. pr. u. n. Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. Vnwtcr will make their future
home here. where Mr.. vnwtcr Is engaged
In business. The bride IS very popular
ana Inns many friends here. The wedding
presents received were both costly aud
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Coming Wedding.

Especial to Tho Tlncs.D ispatch)
q STA UNION. VA, April 5Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Glenn have announced the mar
ringe Of their daughter Miss Mabel TO
"Wednesday. April 18th, at the staunton
BnDtst church.
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Richmond, Va. March %. 1906.
THE REG ULAR \ ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders Of tho Albemnrle
Paper Manufacturing Company Will be
held at the office OF Capt. Charles u
anee Bt,llding. corner Main and Ninth
streets, Richmond. VA. on Thursday,
April IL 1906. ut 11:30 o'clock Nm.
CHARLES M. BOSWELL.
B.L Secretary md Treasurer.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TO SAVE MONEY IN wIIIsKEY, YOU
have TO buy II at n. r. WALDROPS.
old Bumgardner for So; Melwood, $3.50:
Star Rye, 50; Bourbon, sl5o; Rose RYE.
.1,25 gnllonuand best North Caro-.
:na Corn s., Wines cheap IN proper.
ton.
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FLAT WANTED.

FLAT wANTED-4A FURNISHED FLAT,
modern convcnipnces, by married
couple. no children; references eX-
changed Address Box 1S}, city. ri
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BOARD WANTED.

WA NTEii).-irt RI MS II E7io ut Don't NTH
board ilfprivutc. family, ut once state
mon thlS rate; reference exchanged. Au-
dress HsA56Ttcn ieat Fiinrs-13 SpA toll d
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PERSONALS.

NAT.ENA. TIE GREAT CLEANING
Paste, will clean anything. Try It.
i. 10. 10 and 25c. boxes. VIRGINIA
GENERAL SUPPLY CO, G3l East Main
street, upstairs ~ Z.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE STOCK AND RI EIURES
oE BUSINESS WITH GOOD TRADE;
a STORE FOR RENT;4 SPLENDID Or
s1oORTUNlTY INVENTORY SALE
REASONS FOR SELLING. GOlNSr
INTO MANUFACTURINC &I3USLNESS
ADDRESS r $40. CARE THIS OFFICE
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tic Wall Paper for pnrlors can be seen
at r. 3. BAUER'S. 100 East Broad
street. sE s -tt II Ngs
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CRAFTS ROYAL" THE DAINTY
housewives friend. Sample for. 2-cent
stamp. ARTHUR j. CRAFTS CO.,
Richmond.
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UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Grown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad.
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,WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM
With private family; centrally located;
references furnished if desired. Address
S. c., Box 9i7, city.
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r. STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
Xxx Temple Lodge No. o. Al. r. md 4.
hvN NJ, will be held In Masonic ,Temnlo
district deputy grandmother will visit us
officially. and VIC trust every member
will attend Members of sister lodges and
transient brnthren nrc frnternala!y In
vitcd. Nv order of tho Wnrshrful Master.
a ALEX W. ARCHER Secretary. a
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FOR RENT IN PRIVATE FAMILY a
room with BATH to gentleman; references
given and required. Address ii2, care
Times Dispatch.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--TWO OR THREE BASE
n1ent rooms eli suite, with private bath
newly fitted Up with ste!,ing tlieht and
street. +lti5{s. ~ 4epsgI - sHE
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
NEW YORK, April 5.Vendomc. w. IT.
Henderson,; Grand Mrs. NJ, Wyatt: st.
Denis, II. G. Freeman: Imperial. c. r.
Guy: Marlborough. r. c. Read and wife:
York; j. Colcma nand NJ. EI. Malone.
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FOR isALE-3 80 HIP. P. r.. r. Boilers;
Il so HIP. Loco. Boiler; 60 HIP. En-
CINE; 4 No. Lame Double Carriage
Saw-NIll; I 40 HIP. Boiler;1, 20 HIP.
r.. r. Boiler; 10 HIP. r. IT, Boiler;
i 80 HIP. Engine;i1 5-TonfLocolnot1ve
and Logging Cars. All in .igood ,condl-
ton, rebuilt. c. b. FORD CO.. Trigg
4. Shiuyar(l Phone 302S.
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> - = =
DIVIDEND NOTICES..
OFFICE OF
LANSTDN MONOl'YPE MACHINE
COMPANY .#ft. a.r5.

1891 Cnlowhill street.
Phtlnlelphla Pa.
The Board OF Directors OF the Lanston Muno-
tsne Machine Company have !hls day declared
stock of tho company. out Of earnings, pay
able on the 23i day Of APRIL 1906. to stock.
. 1906
Stock trausfcr hooks viii close at 4 r.:
M April 9Th and reopen 10 a; NJ. April
eth.
Dated philadelphia April 3, 1906.
J. SELLERS BANCROFT.
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.NANTED--MEN TO LEARN. BARBER
trade: new system; only eight weeks
required: tools donated: diplomas
awarded: board provided; positions
1 guaranteed when through; llustrn ted
M cata loEue mailed free. MOLER'S BAR
SRER COLLEGE, 1871 Prince street, New
10y ork city 5st
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ROOMS WANTED. \

FOR sRENT-TWo EOOMS;& CONVtIN-
lent To hnth. AprlN "a North Lombn ldy.
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I II {, Richmond, Va. March u. 1906:
THE ANNUAL, MEETING !, OF , Z, TT r. p
members Of the Mutnal Nssu u, So.
office OF the society Monday, April 18TH
lat L ono o'clock EDWIN a. PALMER
Principal Agent
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
I stockholders Of tba Richmond Horse
s SHOW Assoclnt ton will be held ut No
500 East Main street, Richmond. va.
i; On Wednesday, Anril 18th. at 2 o'clock
ssP. M. w. o. WARTFlEN. i.
Assistant Secretary md Trcns urer.
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