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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Two Killed by Dynamite.

BLUEFIELD. w. Va. Feb. % In
premature dynamite explosion al
Coalwood today John Willis AMI Tom
Nash. both white. were killed and
Frank Collier. son of the supcrintcnd
ent in charge was seriously injured
The men we're putting heavy blast
in IL tunnel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Employees See MccaIrs Body.

(By Associated PresS)
NEW YORK. Feb 2O.--More than
LOCO men and women for the most
part employees of the New York Life
Insurance Company. viewed the body
of John a. Mccall, the late presi-
dent of the company as it lay in state
at his home today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Board Of Public Interest.

Mr.. W. Il. Cottrell. chairman of the
board of public interest. has called a
meeting of that body for Friday morn.
ING at 10 o'clock at the Silsby build
ing Mayor Buttons suggestion as to
the need of civic improvements is
the matter to be considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Twenty Days For Larceny.

Thomas Morris. Il negro driver vas
given twenty days in Jail in the 30.
lice court yesterday morning for
stealing pair of shoes from fcl.
low workman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21

Mr. and Mrs. G. "A. Wilson, of vir-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21

2nd did -" After tatiui. ih" Ur,t dnac Arcade
toll rcli"i pnl when had iLkru the h"itlr l"It
"a we'll ~ | over II in INV lite waSrurc,i
Iamci l.. D.u:h"r:v. Dcair. Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM
OFF, For VIRGINIA
Baseball Squad Leaves For South
Will Play in Rich
mond.
Especial to ,rhe Times pispnteh)

Especial to The Times Dspntch)
PHILADELPHIA. PA, April l.-Pcnn's
baseball squad loft OH its Southern trlp
yesterday afternoon, and Is due At
Charlottesville. Va, lato IN thcN night.
tTheNwct weather OF yesterday afternoon
prevented any regular practice, but no
players had a brief workout IN the
gymnasium,
The coaches; picked tho following mon
TO make tito trip: Pitchers, Twitmorc,
Noonnn, Tcnnell, IIaynnd Layton; catch
crs, Graybll ana Hare; first base. Garter
end Adums second base, Cogan anu
1I,rokaw; shortstop, Keinath and 4erkesi
third base, Thomas; outfielders Webb,
Judd ana Wilson.
rive games will be played on the
trip, which lasts ono week. The squad
will spend Tomorrow in practice; on
Tuesday and Wednesday It meets VIZ
glna at Charlottesville; Thursday Rlcn-
@mond College, at Richmond, and OF Fri
day and Saturday. Georgetown, at wash
ington, d. G.,
The men are in good form, consider
ing the weather conditions of the last
two weeks. Coach Harry Thlelmah, the
former Cincinnati twirler, will accom-
many the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
oil YMPIC ATHLETES WILL
SAIL FOR GREECE TOMORROW
Several Stars Added to Team That Will Leave New York
Under Command % Matty Halpn.

b alcu Harry IIlllmnn Is reason enough
for sending the boy. but when he can top
tthat performance with running y auarte.
on II board floor In 0,40 10, which he did
I in II relay race week ago, and thea
coming out and running another two fur
longs around u iisld of thlrty-elght men
in 900 3-5. there can be 10 reason for not
sending Myers.
Win fl,mah aud Myers IN the race,
America can be &practically sure ct Win ,ll,
! mug frs! and second places in the 4','-
| tered two minutes for the half also me
Scventy-fourth Regiment Is paying
Myers's expenses, 1t being too late for the
A. "a. t.. to take action III his case
Lawson Robertson. the giant Winged
| Els. sprn,tr, IS Il lO-second mqn IN tne
| lnl-yard event, and has won men "pollta
military and national championships at
| in the .'2o0' and a star qtlartcr-lniler. ! ne
| lrsll-Amcrican track captain IS also SOM 1y.,
p Inass n tic s,"ndng high jump event Il
the OLYMPIC games IN ST. LOUIS IN ~ - y;
AT the Thirteenth Regiment games last
Training. captured the running high jump
| BY topping the, bar at feet . lnches. !,
couple Of inches more probable would
give him a place at Athens
| pIonship. Paul Pilgrim is nevertheless y
| stcring performer. He has Il record OF
$50 80 for the double furlong, which lie
made at Travcrs Island last June, and :,
|
The half. The .Iinndlcap King" ran sec
ond to "Ilam'' Bacon the night the pig
blonde half-m!ler defeated Jimmie Light
body in the /, 900 yard championships N
Madison SQUARE Gnr nal i hsrm dnteatS Sa
games OF the Harvey Association in Au-
gust, 1904, The Quaker CITY LAD WAS Oily g;
| a schoolboy at that time how we, III
| grim Is a good utility mitn, as he can per-
| form equally well at the quarter half or
| the mile, ana has run even longer DIS
| tances in fast time.
The two Winged Fist distance men, sui
Ivan ana Frank, both OF whom 1t was
| feared would be unable to 90 on account
Of their inability to get away from bust
ness, now announce that 4, the SKY Ky, ms ms
cleared and that they Will DC on NE pie l
Oh Tuesday morning, ready and prepared
| for action.
| All that remains for the y A.. .. to 40
! now Is to clear Melvin Sheppard ana rul
| him on the team. The trial OF Sheppard
| has so far been Il farce, and about Inc
only thing the Registration Committee
| has been able to prove is the gross incom-
! potency OF some OF It's officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

Z NEW YORK. April l.From near ana
Aar the modern Argonuuts, under the
command OF Matty IIapin, the up-to-
date jason, are gathering here, prepara-
tory to sailing on Tuesday on tic Barba
rossn for Greece, where they will ohttlc
for the Golden Fleece OF athlci,c REMOVE
which hangs on the oak tree in the ga
dunn at Athens. From way down East
to sunny California the stllw,ill sons arc
answering the call, and every day sees
the band swell@to greater prop ,ot'uis. ~
lunged athletes are here, and lo-l''orrow
tho quota will be complete.
Z During the PAST week the Olympic team
was strength cncd by -four star performers
= E,l Parsons or Yale: Dan Myers, of the
Seven ty=fourth Regiment Of Buffalo; Law
ison Robertson,db. the lrish-Ame,iran \.
|C., and Paul Pilgrim OF the New YORK
7 a. c. HParsonsfs name was CONSIDERED
among the first selections but 1t was un
'derstood that his college faculty would not
give the great athlete permission to take
ithc trip, The faculty. however, granted
Parsons the necessary leave of absence.
Many OF the Yale alumni and undergrad
uatc body, seemingly forgetful Of the
Good, Country and College, spirit, pro-
tested strongly against, what they termc'!
Parsons base dcscrllon. Yale needs Pal'-
sons In the intercollegiate, 1t Is true,
but the country needs him more, and the
lack Of patriotism which some OF. the New
Haventes displayed deserves the caustic
comment it has received. Parsons's addi-
ton to the Olympic team adds greatly TO
Americas chances. The lanky Ialensan
is ona5 OF the greatest mid -dis,anccrs his
country ever produced. Parsons Light
body, Myers and Sheppard provided the
registration committee nf the A. a, Y.
awakcs from is long dream in time TO
give Sheppard a clear bill Of ladng--will
make a qunrtette Of Embellishments that
will be unbeatable.
Up in Buffalo the sport followers had
ONLY heard vague rumors OF the proposed
athletic invasion Of the Old World. but last
week, on being apprised more July or the
fact by certain New Workers who Journey
ed to the Saventy-fourth Regiment games,
the Disons Immediately became imbucd
With the idea that tho selection committee
had slipht&l them In not nickinH theirf idol,
DannMyers. rs n representative o. tie
stars and etrines in the nuest for athletic
honors It does seem strnngn that an
nthetr or the Buffalo boys cnlibre should =, 10
is no Disgusting the fact that Myers is n
flyer The reputation OF having once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
sCHAEFER CHALLENGES
HOPPE D p FOR GREAT F|: CANE i ]
Famous Billiard Wizard Wants
3a to Play for Worlds
Championship.
n ,rho ncs-D!spatch.D

Especial to Tho Illncs- D!sphtcil,I
PHILADELPHIA PA, Aprll i.,rJncop
has already issued challense,to Play
Willie uoppc for the championship Oh the
world at 1871 style Of play. 'SiG ltni
Shacfer. Hoppe, Sosson, Cu!o,n Al0rH-
ingstar, Cutler and possibly Harry t1lliG
viii compete In the big inteuiitlonal
tournament which takes place a. Madlsoh
Square Gurden, New York, on April yth H.
has been in active, practice for this fEaqi,
and NH come to Philadelphia, where no
will do lid final work for}the tournament;
He brings with him Charles Ferris OF d
Minneapolis. and William DAILY, OF
Chicago, who will Ecep. the WlZaru nu ,',
md, lie has made arrangements with POI POI
Allingertto practice In his room, ana VIII
start Monday afternoon, witt Day as VI
opponent, and in the evening VIII cross
Sclraefer's work during the past montn
In Chicago has cOncluslvely shoWn : IN - :.
lie veteran blliardlst has lost none or n naa
GINNING. In games OF from 800 10 ooo
noints, at the 1872 game, he has aYerhse 60
XIII thn way from Is 10 80, with rms or
1o7 1s0. i50 and 1877 to his credit, -.
The admirers of Schnefer prealfb. LIillst
IN this tournament he VIII carry Gls llrst
honors, Ever since ne s.hr.ea N. st tns tp ~
nnment Of this description and the man
Who defeats him will be compelled 10
make an exceptonally good average.
NThis will give the Phladelphia entnu-
siasts ntcsancc to get u line on Schaelers
ability to cope with Hoppe, Siosson ana
others and should prove one Of ne r eI,r',r-
est treats ever presented W locni WV" Z
III Th a. afternoon games will consist of 200
,nInts and tho evening contests 400 points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
OX'IING.

"unk' Russell, who made q great hit
in Baltimore on Wednesday in his bout
with "Kid Sullivan, has sidestcpped
ak the lghtweghts excepting Blackburn
dc not want any of Ryan's game, and
the latter draws the color, line.
Tho Twentieth Century Athletic Club
has made great hit in adopting the
Philadelphia fairrpay Interpretation of
the Marquis of Queonsbcrry rules.
six hundred New York sports paid 81
. each for the privilege Of walking two
miles in the mud on Wednesday night
l1 witness Il proposed contest between
Willie Shumakcr and kid Murphy. 1t
was TO have taken place In q barn at
Orangeb,lrg. All the sports got was en-
periencc, muddy clothes and ruffcd tenn
pers. rs
Efforts are Icing made To- match Abe
Attcll ana Terry McCovern in either a
ten or a twenty-round bout. 8%Attell is
willing, ana it is now up to 3McCiovern' $
manager, Joe Humphreys.
cttcrs arc pouring in from all over
The country to the officials or the Tuxedo
Club, of Philadelphia, commenting it's
action 4: testing the law on boxing. What
.'''''''N~'
Wilkcsbarrc, Tamaqua, Sharon and other
Pennsylvania towns, 1t u.s. believed, Is
legal in Delaware county At least, that
is what the most eminent jurists Of the
state say i.'H
Jack O'Brien lns another "soft thing
scheduled in Ills bout with Sam Berger,
the California amateur Berger IS n big,
strong, husky fellow, but Is not fast on
lbs feet. O'Rrcn has forgotten more
about boxing than Berger ever knew.
Tommy Herman, of Frisco, Sho has
been giving away pounds OF weight since
his arrival in this city, Is eager to show
weight lie is ready to meet any boxer
in Pennsylvania at 122 pounds for state
Donors
The late Harry Tenny's father has
sued he san Francisco fight trust for
10000 damages because Of tho death OF
his son.
Efforts arc being made to induce While
Fitzgerald 10 meet Jack Blackburn at
any weight, from 1873 to $40 pounds, lfftt
Adam Ryan,a OF Philadelphia whom
western critics pronounce one Of tho best
lightweights in America, is after Andy
McGaiIy's scalp, McCsarry is tho idol
10 pounds ut 6l'. NJ, Ryan will conccde
the weight for 20-round bout. Should
the men mcct,8n battle worth travelling
miles 10 see is sure TO result
Freddie Welsh, Il young English fenth-
crWclgt. who beat Eddie Lenny In tho
tcn-round bout at the opening show OF
the Tuxedo Athletic. Club, is a promising
lai he Is being tutored by Jack Clancy
and is becoming n past-master of the hit
ana SGT away game. eic,l..,..,
When 'Young' Otto ana Johnny Alien
meet in their return match, there Will
likely be different story to tell. Otto
Is determined to prove that his reputn-
ton rs a knockor-out Is not hollow
one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

NOlltSc seUL IT'S HBBTe-
gnlion OF ball tOsscrs to the city Sntur-
day and the grounds wcrc too wet TO
play. The Spiders" took them in charge
and have been making them feel good
for ,o-days exhibition.
Tie Visitors will line up like this:
Wynkoop. short stop: Driver. right field;
Mnrsdcn tcaptnln), tirc~ base: Sommerst
third base; Miller, center fold; Frnack.
left field: I.onglaeckcr,, catcher; Hcning
and bolton, pitchers
Richmond College Will likely. send
Throckmorton to the slab TO do tho real
work, and his reputation for handing
them over the pan with either paw mas
gone before him. There Will be Il good
attendance at the game.
Managers from every city IN the st;i..
that IL represented in the Virginia state
Baseball League will be here today
TO attend the meeting tonight in MURPHY z
Hotel OF the schedule COMMITTEES -
committee viii get together ~ elGhl
o'clock and each club manager WIZ lava
n schedule 10 :ubmlt for adoption. ! hey
will agree :ipcl enc and after this y "ih
be known Just what is to hapn-i. lle.c ana
abroad during the months that tho teams
are to buck against each for most runs.
President Jake Wells will be in towl.
Today and will shake hands with the DIFF
ferent managers and tell them to put W
good exhibition OF the national game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
GIRL TO MARRY man
WHO ATTACKED HER
Falls in Love With Assailant and
Refuses to Prosecute
Him.
(specIal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Uf1 Especial 10 inc llIleS-DlSph1Cn)
CHICAGO, April 1,--Annie Rackowski
seventeen-year-old girl, who the po-
lice say, WAS the victim OF an. attack
similar to the one which caused the
death of Mrs. Bessie HOLSTER, the choir
singer, caused a sensation In the grand
jury room yesterday. when she refused
to prosecute tho man she had caused TO
be arrested on the charges of having
attacked and beaten her into insensbility,
and whom she said she had since learned
to love.
Threats Of prosecution for perjury
failed to shake the girl who knoit on
the floor and prayed that an Indictment
would not be voted against the accused
man, Oscar Lager.
please don't cause Oscar any more
trouble; have forgiven him, and ] am
SIRE VIC will hi happy when we. are
married, pleaded the slTi.
Fhe jury refused to indict Lager; Miss
Rackowsli told The prosecuting ATTORNEY
that She had fallen in love with Lager
while appearing against linn IN Justice
Fitzgcrald's court when lie MAS held Y
the grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

this year. There is no friction between any
ca the clubs and it looks as though the
league will he one Of the best In thu
South. The Richmond audiences will o.
something fine, for the fever seems 7
have pcrmcnted the bones Of every mai
who overlooked 1T n horsehldc.
Transportation will slip away froE
Richmond to-day, and by tho end of tho
week there will DO gathering in Ricnnond
many of the fellows who arc to Sims
on the Richmond diamond this year. MI.
Bradley and Manager Charlie Shaffer havG
gotten together and have secured the NJ
tic slips OF paper that are TO fetch to
Richmond the men who will run AROUND
tho diamond for n livelihood this season.
The uniforms will also land here this
week and things will then be swimming
for the opening OF tho season on the Goth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
HELL WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-IADY, Experienced, TO
teach two months. begin April 10TH;
K pupils two boys, ten and twelve years.
one girl fourteen TO be taught music,
E Latin and French Address "W"" Den
dron, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

of his retirement He said that the
boicrmaker is averse to crossing arms
with men of the Burns and O'l3rien cali
bre because he does not consider them
tirst-cass sCruppcrs. He knows that JEFF
fries has great respect for the prowess
OF any pugilist who is able to conquer
Fitzsimmons. This, .he says. does not ap-,
ply to O'Brien. because. in the, opinion
Of the Akron Giant, 5Mtzsimmons was not
at his best when hc.7lnct The Phjladel-
phan.
II never was in better condition in my
lifc,' said Rubin to-day, and ] feel
that can Outright Jeffrics III any kind
OF q hattle | do not care to give serious
consideration to such men as O'I'ricn and
Burns. O'Brcn lays his claim to the
heavyweight championship on his ques-
tionable defeat over l'itZsimlnons. Al
that time family troubles were worrying
the old man almost to death. AS for
Burns, he never was anything better than
Il thill-rater."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Must Abandon Rowing.

NEW YORN, ADril Lit was ANNOUNCED
at Columbia University That Henry b.
Post, captain Of tho varsity crew, has
been obliged to resign the captaincy and
retire from The boat by his PHYSICIANS
orders, SAIL
Post has developed Some form Of heart
trouble; Ills loss will be keeny felt IN
Tho Columbia boat, in which he roWed
No 4.
Gerald S. O'Eoushlm, captain and No
in last years boat was elected to sue
coed him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Fitzgerald Wins.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 1.--Wilic
Fitzgerald, fresh from a success full trip to
The Pacific coast, beat Harry Lewis. OF
this city, in most exciting six-rollnd
bout at the National Athletic Club last
night. Fitzgerald was business from the
start. When the bell tinkled the end OF
the contest there was no doubt In the
minds of the spectators, who crowded
every nook and corner in the building, as
to who was the winner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Back For, Horse Show,

NEW YORK. April Lowing TO small
nov an board. the Amerika, arriving from
europe with many well known persons
among her passengers, was held up four
hours at quarantine yesterday, 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald G. Vandefhllt,i
who made a tour Of southern France injn
forty-iiyc horsepower Mercedes hntomo,
bile, with short stops in Monte carlo ana
Nice, were on board. Mr. paNacrplll
came home TO get his horses fsa"S io'
the Boston Horse Show
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
of for Home.

(By Associated Press.),
AUGuSTA,# GA, April 1.-The Detroit
American League team. which completed
| its practice yesterday. left today. Inc
| team will play exhibition games for two
weeks Ell route home, beginning at Macon
| tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
FOR SALE.

WELL. ESTABLISHED GENERAL
merchandise business post-oi1ico IN the
store; good BUSINESS: nice store ousc J
also extra nice dwelling and 81 neccs-
sary outbuildinEs; located In Underwater
Virginia Immediately on railroad nnd
near James river; good healthy neigh
borhood and Il thriving town, For
further infornratio apply to * Y. H..
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

to-day thnt II sue
cessful III his bat
tic with the Cor
nishinan, he will
Issue ) def. to dim
TO meet
Him in another
bout. Rubin be-
l!evcs that By de-
fcating Fitzsim-
mons he will force
JcfricS to come out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

time being. Tho game
between tho Spiders
and the strong nine
from Willt--,li an d
Mary College that is to
be pulled OFT on the
Broad street diamond
this afternoon prom
lses to be one that
will give the boys
plenty Of opportunity
10 give ycIt 10 their
pent-up feeling.
William ana Mary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
.RUHL|U WOULD
FIGHT JJ.E|| 4.
Feels That He Can Put Cham
pion Out Of the Busi-
ness.
IGNORES GENTLEMAN JACK
------------ "a
Burns Never Anything Better
Than Third Ratcr, lie
Declares.
IGNORES GENTLEMAN JACK

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa tch)
NEW YORK. April 1.--Gus Rubin, who
has challenged Bob Fit2simmons to a re-
turn fight IS after the heavyweight
championship Of the world. He announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
IIigllanders at Atlanta,
,,oni,t,d 1,ress

ms (Ry Associated Press.)
L ATLANTA. GA, April 1,-,-AIanagar Grli,,
nth, OF The New York American pase,n,,l
seven men, The team Will remain hero
ali week. leaving for New York SATURDAY
night next. i!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
RosESl RosESl RosEs!.

OWN ROOTS, EVER
Blooming Roses and tho best of all
st,Cdard sorts, including runners, Catn-
logue, Is cents. containing fullest drcc-
tions for rose culture and alone well
worth tho money. Catalogue confirms
coupon for % cents. good for that
amount Of any purchase Good Roses
from sl.oO per dozen up. MERIT ROSE
Co. West Grace and Cedar streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
SPIDERS TO PLAY
VI. AND NJ TEAM.
Fast Game Between Old Rivals
Expected at Broad Street Park
This Afternoon.
LEAGUE. MANAGERS TONIGHT
Schedule 10 Be Arranged at I'm
portant Gathering; J'ransppr-
lation for Men,

April has apparently chased the hootoo
away from the Richmond College campus
and tho diamond students are feeling like
chasing tho horschidc around for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

FOR sALE--A sPLENpIpLy nt,Il, i,
case. suitable FOR m architects ONCE, 10
store drawings or plans, Just the th nj.
for any one needing large cnse VIZ VIZ!
buyer Apply 'Timcs-D!snntch business
Office, DIG East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

FOR sALE-ONE SOLID OAK ClRCl-
lnr Counter 81 feet long with lo-foot
Oak Circular Show Case to match
counter: G-foot Nickel Show Case: one
Cashiers Desk to match counter niin
small Upright Show Case: original price
$500; Ill for SO to n Quick ca pu y,
chaser. Apply NELSON DRUG SToRE'
Fourth and Leigh streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

TR1CG su1TYARD Et,JJpMENT. CON"
sistiSE OF machinery. tools, store room
supplies. MOTORS, 10 HIP. to 40 o., HE T., E
BETTING, single and double le i,1,,iE...
Shafting, pulleyA. hangers, etc.: Iuln,pst's
and Arc Wood, ohcap. s. NJ. TOAL1N'
SON, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
LOST AND FOUND.

fy0sT-NE.Ar, RUMP-HOuSE suNDaiY
a (. ernoon. ladies' Gold Wntch, minus az,
e, q. s. on outside ease; lull MI ! ~ =,
case, known to nave pcen y ~
Fs.;site.uTn to SO u. Main Street ana re-
IsectiNc reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
TRUNKS
STORAGE.

THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN RIDE IN
light but strong; leather-trimmed and
rubber tires; Il great assortment. 4
MEYERS SONS, l20 South Eighth
street. sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

AND LETTERING PUPILS
.Sof THE ART SCHOOL, 11lo Capital
sitions. one recently obtained employ
5Bllrent in the Everett Waddey Com
4 pany's engraving department.; another
is with the Christopher EngraVinE oon-
many. third Is with Haskcr & Mar.
Acuse; a fourth with stamp and seal
h company; a fifth is a successful
Mdra lightsman; a sixth Is making at least
j $500 a year as Il window-dresser ana
n ca rti- writer; seventh has $1,000 POSI-
.8{iion in Washngton; two are teaching
sadrawlng-onc in college, the other IN
isa school; another has secured very
4 desirable position as teacher for next
session. Day and night classes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

USE kALENA. THE CLEANSI,N>,G1
PASTE f9 the hands aH} for rcl h9"Ssn nmy
kind of dir, grease or satin -without
nc sas nn injury vtfnnGt hs sK'1 1u&ERAp
SiIpPT,y co, G3l East Main Street (np-.
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