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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
WILD BEASTS TERRIFY TOWNS
Elephants on Rampage In Gin.
cinnati--1tnprtson Children
III Church.


A CINCINNATI, o. April IA fcrd Of
sixteen elephants belonging to n circus In
winter quarters at the Carthage Fair
Grounds. were frightened at the exhaust
OF h locomotive and statnpeded Breaking
from Keepers and attendants they charged
ur tilnwood place Just after morning
services In the various churches had beef,
called. @
Tho racing elephants turned Into the
lot Of The First Baptist Church, and,
.tEnnpcting shrlly, routed the late CONF
crs aud imprisoned the compensation. The
Sunday-school classes had been dismissed
several minutes before the charge Of the
animals. but several children remained
lii the vestbulc. Superintendent Furllcf
and the pastor obtained q red CLOTH.
and by waIving It from ono OF tho side
windows Of the church, succeeded coax
ing the elephants to Investigate It. Dur
ing their temporary absence from the
front Of the church the children rushed
for tho street.
Samuel Krug, seven yeare Old, and
Wilbur Wilson, aged u, were caught in:
the Jam that followed and were painful-;
~ trampled.
The herd remained at liberty for more
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UPPER .HENRIC0

MIR. Leftwlch Motion visited tho home Of
Mr.. r.. l.. smith during the week.
Mrs. Browning very sick at her homo
on the Broad Street road. s
i Miss May Campbell WAS the guest Of her
mir Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugi Ford spent. Sun
day at the home OF Mrs. satter
Browning on the Broad-Street road
!, Mr. Russ, OF Massachusetts,, who re-
family to this section at an early date.
on the Cary-street road. VII move. his
Mr. Henry Tiller has returned to Rich
imond. after visiting Mr.. irwin Butler,
Willie Smith spent Sunday with his
Mr. Willie Ford was the recent guest
of Mr. Woorid &c. 9.SEs Z. !. !,
Mr. Scott has returned o5"Me!rose'
from, a visit to his brother in e; Pow i't
Mr. Paul Council visited tho home OF
Mr.. Lucas recen tly: j5
T. ft LETT M9nday
6 Miss Lottia Walton was the guest Of
Mrs Eddie Ford.during the week III
Among the recent visitors IN the home
Miss Mary Melton and Mrs Henry Ford.
Mrs. james Miller is out after short
spell Of sickness. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. George walton have re-
a. pleasant stay with the formers parents.
1 III, George Pyper;, OF Richmond, visited
Mr. III N. 8 Walton recent
Mr.. Ned Toombs has moved his family
to Ilmont. ! &,
: Mrs. Mr. Willie Kelley visited friends in
Richmond recently; y. stsss s Ky !,
/ MI. James Hutchison, OF Richmond,
visited his mother at Vista during the
Mr. Kenneth Harris. after spending.
several days with Mr.. James Mallory at
Solomons, has returned to the cit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
EDISON MUST ACCOUNT.
Profits Of Phonograph Business in
New York Must be Shown.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)8

Especial to The Tlmes-Dfspat ch.) ,4
NEW YORK, April 2-Thomas a. Edi-
son and three photograph, companies
selling his Invention will soon be called
on to render before John a. Shields,
clerk OF tho United States Circuit Court
OF this district. an accounting OF all their
sales In New York state since 1855.
The proceeding is the result orEa long
standing suit begun by the New York
Photograph Company against Thomas A..
Edison, the Edison Photograph Company.
tic Edison Photograph Works and the
National Phonograph Company. There
Is involved probably s6,OoO,OOo or $4,000
900. The grounds for the suit were In
fringment, trcspass and wrongful Inva-
sion Of tie plaintiffs rights,
Judge John r. Hazel In tho United
States Circuit Court, decided in favor
OF the plaintiff, and the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals few days ago
confirmed the decision. sy5
The erect of the suit Is that neither
Mr.. Edison nor his companies nre per,
Imtted directly to sell photographs In
this State. and must produce all their
books and papers showing the profits
derived from the sale OF machines and
records since 1885,
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(By Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-Tle result
or tile election In st. Petersburg is not
definitely known tonight, the, electorate
commissioner with characteristic Russian
.unconcern, having sealed UP the ballots
and postponed the count until tomorrow.
" sweeping victory for the constitutional
demands is, thowever, generally conceded.
Many lcadlpg Octoberlsts. tho strongest
faction in the 'block." openly boast Of
boiling the ticket and voting for consti-
tutional demands on. account OF their dis
trust OF their conservative allies. Profess
sort Paul Ntilukofr, the leader of the Con
,stitutional Democrats, told the Associated
press to-night that his party had carried
every ward Of the city with the possible
exception OF the admiralty quarter. the
residence section OF officials and members
Of high society.
Not single instance OF disorder has
been reported. f&a& Il
Voting began ut o o clock this morning,
There is M average Of 5000 voters for
each polling place. The interest mani
Tested IN the election IL evidenced BY the
fact that half tho vote was cast before
the afternoons The great majority APP
pcared with their ballots already pre-
pared at home, s,, 4
Great precautions were taken to- pres
won't disorders an dposslblo bomb-throN-
ing H's5 s'y%s. Efl ~ n.
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RECORDER TELLS
JuRYM| L: n TO ACT
Will Take Up Insurance Matters
Notwithstanding Special Jury
Asked by Jerome.
THINKS CRIME COMMITTED
Declares That Grand Jury's
#9Powcris Untral11lneled-
islation at Albany.
tBy Associated 1'ress.)

NEW YORK. April 2--Hedordcr Goff.
at 8the empanncling Of the April grand
Jury III Tho Cou,t OF General Sessions,
to-day, instructed the Jury to take ur
insurance matters, although District At
torney jerome has asked for a special
grand Jury in May for that purpose.
Recorder Con spoke to the Jury concern
Ing the work Of the Marcel, grand Jury
under Judge O'sulivan. and tho con-
ficts between Judge O'Sullivan and' the
district attorney in giving his instruc-
lions.
Recorder Goff, in charging the jury,
said that the insurance matter had been
called to his attention by Judge O'Sulll-}
van. who presided over the March grand
jury. He said 1t appeared to him that
the March grand jury had been properly
by both Judge Sullivan and
District Attorney Jerome, and that there
was reasonable ground for the belief
that there Is available evidence showing
that crime had been committed In insur-.
ance matters. I1o instructed tho grand
jury that II had untrammeled powers to
act in the matter as II saw fl.
Remedial Legislation.
(By Associated Prcss.) 4
a ALBAN !, NJ w April 2.--Inc legiSla-
ton proposed BY the special investlgat-
ing committee to meet the evils disclosed
In the recent Insurance investigation,
was a feature OF news here tonight.
Governor Higgins, with his signature OF
approval, and "a memorandum endorsing
the measure enacted into law, bill post
ponlng, the election Of the Mutual COM
panies. Tho assembly advanced to their
third reading, six others Of tho ten bills
originally introduced. the three penal
codes OF amendment relative to the per-
jury and Justification OF records and on
tries and to rebating, the legislative law
amendment which would require the re-
gistry with the secretary Of State OF all
corporation, legislative agents. and fees
paid them and the corporation law
amendments, forbIddtng campaign con-
tritutions by corporations and relative
to- acquisition Of real property y
The remaining bills which were con-
struced and amended BY the committee
could not be reached in either House,
even on second reading, before to-mor-
row, and could not be passed before
Thursday In any case without an "elner-
gency" message from the Governor.
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GLENDALE

Mr. !. W. Warmer, whose health has
been very poor for some time, is not so
we'll at this time.
Mrs. Lucinda Hobson, who has recently
been quite sick, Is reported to be much
Mrs, + a. Potter has returned from,
Charles City county. where she was called
to the bedside of her mothers- Mrs. Jane
Alanson, who has been quite W. MIS-.
Allanson is thought to be better AZ tnls
, Mr.. James Munro, Of Runnyn1'ea,de,
Farm, has cleaned out and re-esta hlishe e
the old fish pond at that place CO. ana w,'
Of fish from Washington, Will, which ne
:" Preparations are being madn, for the tn'
entertainment to be given AT Wits W. =
church in the near future.
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SUITS AGAINST
Penn. RA! ]: WAY
Claim Made That Corporation
Favored It's Own Concerns to
Detriment OF Others.
Special to The Times -Dispatch.)

(kSDSCInl 10 ~ nc
E PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2.-To
prove that President A. j. Cassatt and
nearly all the officers Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad own stock In certain coal COM
2panjcs that have been given rebates In
tho past few years. subpocnns have been
issued within the past few days, ordering
all OF them to appear in court this month
and answer NIL questions that may he
nut TO them along this line.
A determined effort will be made to
show that these railroad officials own coal
stock in defiance OF the law, and that the
corporation has made itself liable to the
forfeiture Of its charter.
Not only the active officials, but every
director Of the road has been summoned
70 appear. either on April 18th or 80, 20
gubintt TO the cross examinhtiong ss OF
Thomas II. otherton. OF Wilkesbarre, - ana q
James w. NJ. Newlin. Of this city.
s subpoena servers have been clustering
around Pennsylvania Railroad offices for
tho past week, and It was only several
DAYS ago that they ma na ged to serve
President Cassa.t.
Never before has the Pennsylvania
Railroad cvinced any fear OF civil suit,
but now there appears to be actual con-
) stcrna ion on the part OF; the corpora
lion. There Is no doubt that all effort
Z will be made to have the trial post
poned
Two sets OF subpoenas have been Is
sued, one set coming from Attorney ,Ath-
erton at Nvilkes-Barr the other from
the Office OF Attorney Newlln, in this
city. They have the same Object In view
80 crnac .ayan,irafion az he officers Of
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INTERCHANGEABLE NEWS

. l. Q ~
Newport News, are visiting theIr aunt,
Mrs. FIT; Mlburn. Of this Vicinity.
Mrs Willis Badger S b has u moyed her fans
l7 Miss Edith Jones Is quite sick ntll1erf
home here from the effects OF being vaccl-.
mated.
again after an indIspostion Of several
Miss Lilly James, Of Fulton, visited her
sister, Mrs. John Jones, Of Wood Street,
Miss EMMA Deal remains quite III at her
home n tbs Vicinity :,
Is visiting friends on Chelsea Ml L. -
Mr.. G. Q. Brown .is Improving ntHhis
home here fter suffering for some time
with q sore foot.
from, Chelsea IIill 70 Pennsylvania. Where
they expect to reside
Mrs Willie Allen, Of Hill Street. was
Memorial Hospital after undergoing u
mos. seyer but vv successful IS NJ
Ing friends and relatives IN Hanover
Mrs Mis- John Gr1ln has returned to her
home after a pleasant visit to her mother
Mrs ~. i, o'NeilI. Of Highland rark.
friends on Chelsea Hill.
MI sn e4 Go o o e1s o' wae Estnf
Tor his home In Albelnarlc county Satur-
day.
after q severe attack Of bilious fever,
Mr. George Kirby Is able to resume his
work again after an lndlspositon Of sew
M Mr ua and Mrs, Willie chmault ana lItlo
son, Parcy, have returned homo after
plensan, visit to Mr., and Mrs W,liie
Steinbnck, Of tho Pike,
Mrs. Kate Rose Is home again after a
visit Of several days to her friend, Mrs.
Goldsby, OF tho Pike.
Miss LILLY Smith, OF the Pike, is able
10 be out again to tho delight Of her many
friends.
is spending some time with her mother on
Maater Reyers Goodall, who has been
sick for several weeks at his home is
MI Mrs. j. Tuck has returned home after
a pleasant vlst to her daughter Mrs,
Mrs Ruth Denton. OF Goochland eoun-
IL, is visiting her daughter, Mis-, Edna
Nation, on Chelsea Hill .sl
Mr. Mr., Edward Kirk, of the Pike. expects TO
leave IN few days for his old home
rear RrenO, va Fs5s
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"Wednesday With her mother Mrs. C.tB
CottrellCof this locality.
Little Walter, Jackson, son Of M r a M
home Of his parents OIL Broad Street
Road.
Mrs. Charles Bowlcs has returned to
her homo on Broad Street Road after
spending Some time with her sister, Mrs
Henry Scott, OF Oak Hill, Va.
Miss Minnie .Frayscr. ,princlpal Us deep
Run school, will spend from Friday until
Sunday with her mother: Mrs NJ Fray
ser, of Richmond, Va,
Infant son OF Mrs. and Mrs. s. L. r. en-
ley IS Quite sick at tl,e home Or his par
erts near Short Pump y, .I, !, ,,,.s.s
Bowles Of Erin Shades, Va, on Tuesday
afternoon the last.
Rev. l.. w. Smith. OF Richmond, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. I'D,
Browning, near Deep Run Church.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Garth has returned : ! t. to the
h Miss f. g. Thurman, who has been
quite sick, Is somewhat improved.
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Lion Loose In Chicago Causes
Stampede ii City
Street.
than an hour. and the last one was not
captured Until o'clock.

i d.
captured until o'clock
CiifckGo. April 2.-Just wien the
i,abit,ies Of tho North state Street bar I
rel" houses were learlhg drowsily against
their kegs and boxes yesterday after
MOOT, they were treated to a startling
iJiversion-tlie overturning Of n cage Of
lions at Kinsic ahd State Street. the es-
cape of one OF tho animals and It's re-
capture.
\ e The lions nrc the property Of the Martha
Fiorrine Co,npnnNaand were being taken
from tho Calumet Theatre to the Chicago
and Northwestern Station. 4 cage con-
tanning the six anitl,dls, was being hauled
on d dray. 13ash,a, the oldest OF the
lions, tleaped from the broken cage. Tunls
and Kate, the two other occupants, were
Following closely but they were driven
+ back. n,
The retreat OF the crowdd left the street
clear for half n block. and Bashua and
Charles Cook. the keeper. faced each
other. The lion suddenly Topped tl1o
| loop backward into n celarway ms Cook
drew d revolver from his pocket. The
end Of the cage was let down tho eel.
5larway. Bashua. jumped into It and the
excitement was over.
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HOSPITALS BUSY YEAR.
Records OF the Memorial for Pas,
Year Most Gratifying,

Tho fourth fiscal year of the Memorial
Hospital began March list. Tho past year
has been very successful and the hos
pitfalls patients have numbered thou
sands During the year there were 3,547
aaIys Of free z, treatment to the people Of
safe number Of days thai each patient
spent In the hospital. There were i,0l2
days Of free treatment TO people living
out of tho city, making total of 1855
days !, The daily ayernsa Of FREE eases
FREQ cases during one day was 81 persons,
on tho 22nd of January last During this
year ulcre was LAB people admitted to
beds In the hospital, The daily average
year before. The entire number OF hos
pital days was 30,3il. AS against 24.s6O the
previous year.
= Miss Ida Thomson, az Bumnass, Louisa
county, one OF tho most popular nurses
recuperatc. She underwent an operation
't Nir Sef r. q: Newon was operated on for
Appendicitis at tho Retreat for the Sick
Dr. Henson Hen performed a slight and sue.
terdav at the Retreat for tho Sick.
Emily austin, q Fanunkey indian WAS
brought from near West Pon! TO the
tin, liz is suffering with q peculiar dis
Tho desire Of Dr.. TAYLOR, As the hos
pital has M Indian ward he was nut IN
thnt one set rart or f nsfhnesf "a Tho
Memorial HOSPITAL from tho SULPHUR
in Louisa county "ithEa bally In
jured foot.
Sergeant Major y. NJ. ,Parhanr Of the
inArmary, where he has had his ear ope-
! rated on, sl-5FJ !t
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Mercer-Walkerl,..

I The wedding OF Miss May Vest Walker
to MI Whitfield Livingston Mercer was
celebrated at 1880 A. NJ yesterday IN
the home Of the bride, No. ~ Past Main
street, the Rev. Walter r, Cuthrleld Off
tlcating,
The bride wore travelling costume Of
grccnfcloth with hat and gloves 70 match
The. ceremony was witnessed only by the3
Nj. and Mrs, Mercers left by the sos
train for Washington. D.. G. their future
home, Tho bride is the daughter Of Mrs,
M. %. Walker aud the late j. y, Walker,
and Is we'll known and very popular
among her many friends.
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MANAGERS ARGUED
OVER SCHEDULE s / | D ]. |. !.
Lively Meeting at Murphy'sss Last
Night and l Each Tcam 4
Wanted the Best.
AGREEME EMIT FINALLY REAc HE'D

,rhe managers OF the Virginia Lea guc
met last night at Murphy's and arranged
the schedule for the coming season. con =
Guiding their work about 2:30 this, morn
ing. s85 \. - Ii !, I
Those In their places were President Of
the League Jake Wells; vice president,
Mr.. ". d. Bradley; Secretary and Treas
:urer Gregory and Managers G. g. Tenn
pie. OF Danville: Charles T.. Bland. Of
Portsmouth: y. 2. Grimm, OF Lynchburg;
Charles Shaf1er OF Richmond, and Otto
Wells and William Harmon. OF Norfolk.
In tho place Of Manager Bernstein. Of
Roanoke. who Is confined at home with
an abscess on the leg. came Mr.. e. R..
Williams Mr.. lie Motto, OF Washington.
was present In business capacity. as
representative OF A. c. spauld]ng and
Brothers. s,55. n ssfisi
The question Of schedule to suit all
teams was at once entered into and sew
cral were submitted for the inspection Of
the managers. s4s
Schedules Submitted.
Mr.. Bland ASSURED his colleagues that
he had one which would filth demands
of all, and l,e stuckto. his point.
Danvlle was dissatisfied and would
be content only with schedule which
would give her local game May 5th,
for the reason that that was going to
lbe big holiday with them. The Southern
Railway is to give holiday to 800 en-
5ploycs at that time /, hence the necessity
OF a baseball game. fss'et.7 z
Some argued that fifteen Saturdays
were enough for Richmond, whereas
Manager shaffer lad her scheduled for
twenty. in addition to most OF The holt
days. Manager Grimm srgued for Rich
monh's proffered schedule and said Il
suited him all O.. X. ,tls u
'.In 1885" said he.f Richmond ha1
$sevcnty-five games and every Saturday,
and all the holidays. and there was never
kick from any other Means nm nm
kick from the other teams.
We TO give her what Shaffer's schedule
calls for" y .E ti77 .ft
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DEATHS.

McpowEI.L-Died. ut the residence Of
his father. East Richmond Hanrisot
county VA Aprl! 3, 1908, JOHN teii,S
McpoWELL, "? Infant son Y. q Joh y. 9, 81
Funeral from the residence, WEDSEa..s
DAY MORNING., April isli. at isiS9a
at the Protestant EpfscppalS
Church Home, Ill North EouYtl street.
APRIL LIST. Mrs EMILY GARkETTs
SMITH, in tho setTnsS-c.Bhtsl Year M
Funeral from the home II u.s. NORM
INC. at half.past 10 O'clock w.
FREDERICK sbufg payers please copy
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OBITUARY..
&Tohn G. McDowel1, aIr.5

John q. Mcdowell Jr, the infant sol, II
OF John e. and Rosa. 3. Mcdowell. died
painful illness Tho little fellow was stlsSS
youngest Of i've children and wa 81 tho Il
only son Of adorlng parents, who. tle4sS$ss
Want MT and d gratifyp his siishtcst WISH; Thss
"Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock. ;a9SS
Mrs. Louisa Epps Carroll. ss3Slls
Mrs ausH FTP, cpr n dsd IA
widow OF tho late William Carrei;, y and
was In her ninetleth year. . 81 sS3s
The remains will be sent to Farmvill les
where they will be Inferred Wednesday,
in the family burytng ground. @ N gs,Eiss
Rev. j. Mel, Seabrook 4
Especial to The Times D Dispatch. ] as. n Y
4 CHARLOTTESVILLE LIE, VA, Aprils, 2.rr11 KIM
The Rev. J. AlcL.S Seabrook, q ged six W.
five, died of meningitis at clock MS wv
morning at his residence on Ninth
lister. ard while residing in this acit had
charge OF group Of churches, ,lnc!uding's
qordonsville, South Plains, wills Memo
He was born on James Island, s. a!,5Eg
and was educated Mt the High School Sin y
Charleston; and ct Charlestons !. CoegeS8
and and at NE sTheoiogical Seminary mn 81
Charleston 8. G. His ministry was aexerTis.S
scised first In Mcdowell and oYtlliamsIIssEN
vile chnr,ehsay North GanGl'na s
ministry and Installed past or Of 7 4 6se,s
churcles ln1ss4 he toek charge ss ct sen,
sca HIGHLAND and Wn III chursnes IA
James Island, near Charleston az, ana .tooks
charge Of. the church there. In W. he ressi
turned to North BaPPae
moved 10 CHARACTERISTIC, where he I had 1l,1ls
since resided. All I. \: ~,
survive him, with the Following ch,idrer:sf
Ernest RI, John THORNLEY,. Alma y q, MAJ I'm
Josiah Mel, Arthur r. and Rachel. s$S;'
w. E. Foster. s AZ
Special to The 1'ttl1es- u
Foster died at his home In Raleig b yes .s ~
terdayt afternoon after protracteut llnes ~
which had occasioned g nls83
business. Mr.. Foster was born April 1870
1ss III o,,isburE Frankln n re GO alnq
He entered Princeton at the $50 OF sfollr-.si
teen Years. and left in his senior year to e
enter tho army Of the Confederil,cy,ha y,i,s
seen service in the First North
Cavalry. y. n -, !, TN i ,I.,,ssf
MI. Foster was in June 1874 married \. va
Miss Cora Bevers, daughter Of the Jazz vi
D. nevers and su4an M ME- tsie
fTanKllH ~
were born six children, Tho survive 10
sons. Dawson and John; are liz the sra "a slZsS
wiy service and four unmarrled. dan IiSl,;
tera Misses Cecilia Susie Dora aia ,e sSi,-s
Mr. roster was Il devoted member OF the 4;
Episcopal Church, having been a,ye s;
the Church e shs sasH
n ,pt t n Sunday school. The funeral SER
y vi .'a vii n be held to.morrow afternoon
and the remains will be Inferred 8#8l = saI
z q lnfrN L-
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A Pastor Called,

Especial to The Tlmos- DlspMtcKl
I NORFOLK, A.,aApril a,--'The First
called the Rev, G., s. Myers, of William
ston, w VA. to It's passionate. The
church has been without pastor since
the resignation, several months ago q
the Rev. A. r. Shaw to accept q call to
the Tenth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church
of Charlotte. @5
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Meeting Of Pickett Camp,

Tho George e. Pickett Camp held an In
terestng meeting at thier hall last night.
The subject OF the discussion was "'rhe
Lookout = y xxx. .'! ~ ,3s5 <
inspect r- General Il. Il &. Morton was a
visitor and ignveganl Interesting talk. .
Comrade Up. Mcclure, who has been
III. is reported Improving.
4 Mr.. B. F. Exile was reported sick.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Copper Thieves Have the Goods
Upon Them When Arrested.

Charged with stealing copper from
barges in the Trigg ashipyard, j. r. Mayo
locked upantr thpp First Station
when arrested yesterday by officers Gib-
son and Folkes they had about $40 worth
Of copper with them, the possession OF
been a number Of complaints on account
OF similar thefts and the police hope that
they have landed the right parties at last
this morning, ,5s II EE5.tg 49,
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.Fitzhugh Lodge Meeting,

Fitzhugh Lodge No. %. i. o. o. n. had
a well-attended meeting last night at
through with. and one new member was
initiated.
In the middle OF this month Fnzhugh
Lodge will move to their new quarters in
Fraternity Hall. This hall will BIO one OF
the best in tho city. The lodge will hold
their first injecting there and celebrate
the .events ION Z April the 10Th. All the
brothers Of other lodges are invited to
NJ tcn n
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The Revival at Emmanuel.

The spocipl services ut Emmanuel Bap-
tlst church continues with increasing IN
terest, Rev. Mr. tiaymore preached last
night ono of the best sermons he has
delivered and 1t was heard with Interest
by n large congregation. Tho ropportunl-
ties for men to become Christians were
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emphasized and an cnrnest appeal was.
made to sinners to accept Christ. There
was ono conversion and three add tlonsslE
to tho church. Rev. Mr. HnymoreE Will \
preach every night this week. IA