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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-04
THE DRAMA.
ryTNpY IRVING AND Law
RENEE BARRETT.
Inside History.

.,oase6 Mr.. George P. Goodale TO puohsh
T,e+roit Free Press over his signature, lie
" 80 article which he designates a MOIu
fS'.."- and which ne describes As INSIDE his
u Az Goodale is one Of the Oldest, most eA-
,.,,epcad. and most jadcious writers about the
-. who are connected with the press or this
,'...y and for that reason-amcng oihers-Il!s
astonishing disclosures are worthy OF particular
cousiders ion.
...p.,o Detroit Free Press February y, 1909
WORD IL SEASON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-04

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a Bowen,
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The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
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New LAUNDRY WORK.
Dodge City Laundry Can do Work
Nov with the Best Of Them
Anywhere.

With the new improvements just In.
stalled at the Dodge City Steam Laundry
yon can get better work than you will by
.ending to any outside laundry In the
state. Any one can satisfy himself Of
this iact by examining the work that Is
being turned out by the Dodge laundry at
present. The improved machinery just
installed is as good as is manufactured.
and more pains will be taken with the
work, than there would be II 1t was sent
outside. The work Is guaranteed to be
first class and the guarantee will be
made good. The new shirt, collar and
cuff machine put 10 among the recent i'm
provements gives perfect domestic
finish that can not be excelled by any
laundry.
Remember, the Dodge City Steam
Laundry has just equipped itself for do
Ing the latest kind Of high class work
Itexpect to get your patronage by giving
you satisfactory service. VIII you try III
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
Proposals Wanted.

Proposals for supplying the Blcker-
dyke Annex Home at Ellsworth, Kansas,
with groceries, clothing, drygoods and
shoes; for the six (6) months ending
June 30, 1908.
Letting to be held on December the 9Th
1907, at Ellsworth, Kansas
Write A. r. Kyle, Superintendent Of
Bickerdyke Annex, Ellsworth, for speci-
fication and. Schedules.
Also letting for similar supplies for the
Kansas State Soldiers Home at For
Dodge, Kansas, on December the 10th
1907.
Bidders must be present on said datei
to place their samples before the Board
Of Managers
Write 5. H, Thomas, Commandant
Fort Dodge, Kansas. for Schedules ant
Specifications.
F. A. LYON, President.
y. b. DoBYNS, lreasurer.
2t NJ. w. SUTTON, Secretary.
By mistake Of the baggageman, ,
trunk belonging to a travelling man, wa
put off at Lamar instead Of this city th'
first Of the week which caused grca
disturbance when the man arrived her,
last Monday evening, He haunted tn
Santa Fe Offices aud depot with mucl
limpatience until the belated trunk ar
tved.
David Muir, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II
Mntr iorlnerly Of Spearville shot and kill
ed himself near his home In Cimarro
last Monday afternoon. he was engage'
TO marry q Miss Davis Of Cimsrron bu
she refused to marry him until be ha
freed hims elf from the habit Of drinking
While walking with her Monday eveniu
he attemptet 10 shoot her and thlnkin
he had sucS eded, turned the reyolve
upon himself. He fell to the groun
and died a H.. later. The bullet fire
at Miss Davis PAN " missed her face bu
che was unInjurssd.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28

W. Fl Jacobv. E. +. Smith, win
Miller, DR.. Thompson and willis Watson
who returned laat week from a hunting
trip In Stafford county. brought eighty
two ducks back with them. E. K. Smith
IA member Of hunting club near
Stafford.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28

Miss Fannie q lgmond has tsken po-
sitlon in the Bee live store.
4. M. Rsih is bidding fine two story
residence In the east Fart Of the city.
Fred Prather who Las been very III
with the typhoid fever, ls,couvalscing.
A Car Of structural IRON Tor the new
Masonic building came i. over the
Rock Island Wednesday.
Evangelist Dibbins, who has, ben con,
Quoting revival meetings here for tie pasl
three weeks, left. wednesday for Winfield
kas.
A new "City Furniture Company sifr
was pAinted this week at the top Of Ia,
post office building. the sign runs ful
lenght OF the building south and east.
Men are at work sinking we'll for thu
new mill. A threshlng machine engine
which has been employed to run rotary
pump for the purpose of keeping th'
water down Is attracting considerable
attention.
N. j. Stu'zman Of Sodville township
was IN this city the frat of the week
Mr.. StutzmaD, recently came here from
Indiana to settle on Kansas land says b.
thinks this beats Indiana "all to pieces"
He has raieed sixty bushels Of potatoe,
on one quarter Of an acre and also has
corn fifty bushels to the acre.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
BASKET BALL GAME.

The "BIues" Win From The "Reds'
the First Game of the Season.
The rink was filed with an enthusiastic
crowd last Monday evening, to witness
the first basket ball game Of the season.
The game was between the girls teams
Of the Dodge City High School, the
"Blue" and the 'Red", and the result
was score Of six to shree In favor Of the
"Blues', The game was called at S:l5
and seemed to be all on the "Red" side
until the last half, when the "blue" girls
came to the front In earnest. These
games attract considerable interest and 1t
is to be hoped another game will be
played here 10 the near future.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
A Number Of Teachers From This
City and Throughout The Country
Are Attending.

Z The Soulhwest KsDsas Teachers As
ISOLATION meets ~ Garden City today and
tomorrow, November he 28th and 29th.
This afternoon ut $3.50 program will
be given In the opera house, opening with
the singing Of America, followed BY
prayer and the address Of welcome with
a response by Supt s. Mallory Of this
city. This evening there will be de-
clamat.on contest IN the opera house.
Friday morning commencing at 300 o..
clock, there will be three department
meetings, W., County uperinteud dents,
Common and Graded schools and Primary
schools. Miss Harriette Nelson OF this
city is on the program for the primary
department, haying as her subject, "seat
Work for. Primary Pupils". At 1l:0O
q. m. 1.-The Normal Institute and its
needs" will be set forth IN papers by
County Superintendent r. G. Woodbury.
Of this city and M. d. Weltner Of Kinsley
! These meetings will be- held In the
Garfield school building As the state
superintendent is planning changes In
the organisation Of the Normal Institute
the papers by Messrs Woodbury. and
Weltner will be important features OF
the day. There will be programs given
at the opera house Friday afternoon and
evening.
A number Of Dodge City and some Of
the county teachers are 10 Garden City
attending the association. There are
also number Of outside visitors from
this oity and vicinity.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
FARMERS UNION.
Two Meetings Held at the Court
House by Union Last Week.

s'OSS~ ~ O'''S' -SSs " ~~N'
A meeting of farmers and others was
addressed on last Thursday afternoon
and again on Saturday afternoon BY
W. F. Brown Of Pratt, State Agent of
the Farmers Union. There iss local
organization VI this union In the east
end Of Ford county to which large per-
centage Of the farmers Of that community
belong, and Of which A J. incl Is county
president and E, G. Haia is county
secretary. Mr.. Brown isan interesting
talker and Is very earnest In his work
for the Farmers Union.
The local organization was formed .st
year and Its membership has been grow
lIg. The Injecting were held here fol
the purpose Of interesting other farmers
Of the county iD the union.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
Musical-"Wizard Of Wall Street
Company"

The melodious atmosphere Of the en-.
tire performance Of edwin Pstterson'i
Musical Wizard Of Wall Street" Com
pany, ls said to be fragrant with har-
monious exhilaration. Its musical num-
bers are Of the variety that set the au.
jdience whlstliDg and will not readily
erase from the memory the enjoyment to
be extracted from the delightful mum
bers the piece contains. These numbers
introduce the "Cowboy Girls'', "Farmei
Girls", "Indian Msidens", "Dutch Boys''
"Irlsh Lads", "Irish Maidens" and
"Merry Maids', done by the Ideal Beauty
chorus Of the company. The Musical
Wizard Of Wall Street" company will
appear at the Gluck Opera house Tuesday
December 10Th.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
"A Treat from Cana da"

Stratford (Ont.) Beaoon-It was indeed
q rare treat that was given at the Theatre
Albert last Night by the LaDell- Fox Con-
cert Company, in the second number of
the Massey Hsll course. The program
was most entertaining one throughout.
The LaDell-Fox Concert Company will
appear as the third number Of the Lee
ture aud entertainment course at Gluck't
Opera House on Christmas night Decem-
Der 25th.
The Globe-republican., 1907-11-28
ONLY A FEW OUT.
County Clerks May Be Ordered TO
Cancel Delinquent Land Certifi-
Gates.

During the Lass two months s2745 80
has been paid 10 interest and principal on
School lands In Ford county, and there
are only q few cases In the county at
preasent where those who have taken
school land are delinquent on their pay
ments.
Inspectors have been cent out by the
state to investigate School Land delin-
quents, and the county clerks are expect
Ing to receive notice to csncle all certifl.
Gates on which the interest Is In default.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
a Great Advantage
SSd S2SH@
rSpLI7s' or II.
AboNina,rii y

1T would ruin the railroads, ana S203 n
those who assorted that tit did not 20 D
far enough and would nccompllAh 4
nothing. During the last fivesmonthnS
the railroads have shown increased Il
earnings, and some of them unusual
dividends while during the same
period tho mere taking effect Of the &
law has produced mn unprecedented,
I a hitherto unheard OF, number OF Evol.ss
untary reductions In frelghts am
fares by the railroads. sSs Is n
ut must not be supposed, hove
ever, that with the passage OF these
laws 1t will be possible to stop pro- y
gress along the line of increasing the
power OF the national government over
the use OF capital and Interstate com.s,
merce. For example. there will ultl-Ss
matcly be need Of enlarging the poyI; n.
crs of the Interstate Commerce Cons
mission along several different lines.
so as to give 1t larger and more EN- ~
Client control over the railroads. h
Control Must Be Greater.
ut cannot too often be repeated
that experience has concluslvely
shown the impossibility Of secur-S
ing by the actions OF nearly half I
a hundred different State Legisla-a
lures anything but ineffectlYes
chaos in the way OF dealing with
the great corporations which do
4 not operate exclusively within the
limits OF any one State. IN some
method, whether by national license
law or in other fashion, we must
exercise, and at an early date, 81
far more complete control than at
( present over these great corpora,
tions, control that will, among
other things, prevent the evils OF {
excessive overcapitalization and
that will compel the disclosure by
each big corporation Of its stock
holders and Of It's properties and
business, whether owned directly
or through subsidiary or affiliated
corporations. This will tend to put
\ O stop to securing Of inordinates
profits by favored individuals at
the expense. whether Of the gen.
cral public, the stoc khold erst or the
wage-carners. Our effort should
be not SO much to prevent consoli-s
& dations as SUCH but so as to super
wise and control It as to see that
It results in no harm to the peo--8
ple.n u. n 5s5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
SIS. purely YElEIABLE

Not only ability disease but
way the system important factor When the
Rheuatis
and Ulcers Skin Diseases Contagious Blood Poison
assist eliminating
which causing the trouble Il not
with mineral mixtures and connections that further
BY affecting the bowels producing ndigs
absolute purity Of has always been the strongest
points and Of the being the
most widely blood medicine market
Ills entirely healing purifying herbs and barks Of the
their well
time o the qualities t. build and
blood purier the one nedieine that Is
contains particle of mineral
any S. S. treatment for Rheumat Cata
skin
arising poisoned impure Of the blood
trace OF disease
amen aad Mhsss
The Blood and ask for medical advice desires
charge t0y either me SWIFT sSEclf1c Cor AzkAhlAs Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

away who came to him in tho timc
OF tlieir distress.
His sermons wcro always eloquent,
but held down to the text In hand; no
vague wanderings of generalization; no
mere platitudes that puzzled every.
body and wasted themselves in empty
air waves. Ills words were those Of
sympatliy, of comfort, drawn from
the Scriptures always.
The consequence OF this was that
Bishop Grnnbcry was always selected
to lead In any public event. He
ofllclatcd at numerous dwellings and
the layings of corner-stoncs. lie was
a constant Attendant upon all Con-
federatc reunions, being himself one
OF those who followed tho colors In
the stirring days OF s61-'G5. He was
nowhere more popular or moro in.
demand than in tic ranks or the vet
Grams.
Bishop Granbcry had visited the mis-
sion fields or tho Southern Methodist
Church, making several trips to Brazil
| In the interests OF missions In tina,
country, where he had a married
daughter living. Bishop CRANBERRY was
! chairman or tho board Of trustees
OF Randolph Macon College at the time
of his death. He gave up the active
4 work Of the bishopric nearly nine
| years ago, since which time he has
been preaching in various churches
and aiding IN other religious work.
He had oficiated ut the dedication OF
u number of new churches within the
past few months. He recently dedi-
Gated a church in North Carolina, and
preached in Lexington, Va, few days
before his death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
NUN YON'S
SUCCESS
In Curing Old, Chronic
Cases Of
RHE,UMA1 'lSM.
Patients Given 81 Up a.
lncurable
Restored to Health in a.
Few Hours by the
Use Of His
3XRheumatiisr Remedy
eumat ism Remedy

: = . Il d . Il il
I want every rheumatic to throw away
all medicines. all liniments. all plasters;
and try MUNYON'S 3 x RHEUMATISM
CURE No matter what ayouri doctor may
say, no matter what your friends may
say, no matter how bgoted or preju..
diced you may be against al adyertlsea
s nna sst g Bot. yGuH d5SF3Hs.
5TIsM CURE. Price ;loo. Tie viii get
II for yolllf no has none In stock.) There
are lso doses In q bottle and as one lady
says: EVERY tablet Is worth more than
diamond Of the same size" a few
doses viii take away all aches and pains
and cure generally effected before one
salicyllc. acid. no opium. cocaine. mor-8
ph!ne or other harmful drugs. It Is put
up. under the guarantee Of the Pure
r9od g nrag Act , but Enarsntea
Il YOU are not satisfed, bring the empty
bottle to me and will refund yous
money.
Nc room for doubling; no, no room room for for
should not get well OF Rheumatism.
II you have any other ailment remem-
Der that, we put Mp 81 different remedies
9r q amsnts nave ga ,r
slons, all the oils. all the balsams. and
I cough cures that have ever been made.
y You can prove TINS statement Dy tne IN
/ vestment Of rs cents. Ya
Ny Kidney Cure. | believe, has saved
more lives and cured more chronic cases
Of bladder and kidney. inilment than any
known remedy. Money back whenever It
falls, ii VOL
4 My Dyspepsia and Stomach Remedy en-
4 ables one to cat a good square meal ana
\ digest It..
My Constlpa ton Ointment gives a nat
turn movement ~ from Two to- three min.
! utes. and Is rapidly taktng the place OF
! all cathart!cs and Weakening nostruns
Ny Headache Cure stops all headaches
| In from 5 to 10 minutes and Is good
heart and stomach tonic.
! All persons suffering with Piles mos.
/ earnestly ash to try my Pile Ointment.
4 1t stops all itching and pains Instantly
Y Money back II II falls to cure. and cure
quickly ts ,s IS HWY
Munyon's Vitallzer gives vigor and
strength 70 old msnasnd Ie gT4 HSn llosl
RQY2EA 4R&xQN d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
HERE'S a LOVELY JOB.
$4,000, 900 in Bank Notes Has

$4,000, 900 in Bank Notes Has
to Be Counted.
FL yS'YTl1Als'H1NGTON,.D. c. rsspril Fear
ing that some Of the s175,ooo.ooo un-
signed bank notes in the vaults of the.
Treasury may have been stolen Score
8tary Cortelyou to-day. at the request
of the Comptroller of'gthe Currency.
assigned experts to count the notes.
This action is the direct result Of the
robbery Of the Chicago. su btrs;lsury Q {
s1S3, 600 The task vii require six
clerks and eighteen export counter
two weeks to perform.
There has not been a count for more
than five years.
There have been only two losses in
the history OF this bureau. The last
was in3s1 $50, since which time there
has been issued to the banks $4,000, :
90 900 without the loss Of a dollar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Captain W. c, Pollock.

7----T Especial 70 Tho TTmes-D lspatch,1 1-I- M
a EISEYSVII4LIl VA, April .-Cnptaln
w, g. Pollock died this afternoon after
an illness of several months He5was
fifty years of age, and leaves a widow
and seven children. His remains will
he Inferred at ! 0 o'clock Tuesday moll-s
Ing; In tho Reysvle enctery, under the
auspices of the Masonic Lodge OF Keys,
Willie, of Which no was a member For
ispycral year has was a. conductor IN lie
passen gnr service Of the q Sou theyn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
SHOOTS JUDGE. WHO
CONVICTED HUSBAND

I'll 3RIPON, WIS. April Mrs. w. II.
Ogden, following the conviction Of her
husband for larceny of old iron. last
evening shot Justice ofithc Peace T..
y. Nohl in the courtroom, but the bull
let was DETECTED by a checkbook and
a pocketbook, saving his life.
She fired four other shots, three
going wide Of the mark and one strik-
Ing Charles les Kassuba over the heart.
He may die
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
SIX TRAINMEN KlLLED;
TWO BRAKEME CREMATED

FORT WORTH, TEN, April 1.-Six
trainmen were killed in a head -on coll
slision between two freight trains on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road six miles south of hero to-day.
Fire broke out Immediately and two
brakemen, caught In the debris, were
gcremntcd. More than 300 head Of cat
tic Were burned 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Stabbed in the Should Ter,

Willie Banks was stabbed In tha*s
shoulder blade d T. Twenty-s and
Main Streets yesterday afternoo n.8 and
Dr. Jones fixed him up. The pol Ices
are looking for his assailant, nlleseda
to be Joe ID ickerso n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Ashton Peyton McCarty.

7074.l Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
N FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April L.
Ashton Peyton mccarthy, son OF the
late Peyton Il. McCarty.. OF Baltimore,
died yesterday al Moss Side the home
of the Dickinsons, In Caroline county,
of consumption. aged thirty-seven,
years. lie had returned from Colorado
ten days ago, where he had been stay
ing for his health His widow, who
three brothers and three sisters, sur.
syive: 1nterment in the Dicl<insonsfa fans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
a. N -7T-T
DEATHS.

& . : = q q e. a.
TOX.-Died, Sunday morning, March
31st, Miss LIZZIE FOX Il
Funeral takes place TUESDAY at
III p. M. from her residence, $40 North
rs Hancock Street. ~, q
MINOR. Died, 4 0 r.. NJ, April !. 1907,
at tho residence of his parents S L
Randolph Street, EARLE D.. son o
]. B.land Annie II. Minor; aged ten
4 years sf4 sS{
Funeral from Randolph Street Bap,
list Church THIS (Tueslay) A IT,
& TERNoON at 8 o'clock. Friends and
acQualntnnces Invited TO attend. In
terment In RiyerSlew Cemetery,
ROBINS. Died. su nlday afternoon
March 31st, at O'Clock, Mt tho resi-
dence or her son. ". r, Robins, 2216
east Broad Street, Mrs, LLNZII SS4A-
X RAIL- ROBINS, in the sevonty-slxtl,
year Of her4 age. z
Funeral 8TO-DAI at "a o'clock r. NJ
from llor late residence, Friends OF
the family are Invited to attend,
v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Decentralization.

"There has been comparatively lit
tie complaint to me Of the railroad
! rates being as whole too high. The
most serious complaints have been
Of improper discrimination In railroad
rates. am convinced that there
must be an Increased regulatory and
supervisory power exercised by the
government over the railways. 1n-#
deed, I would like 1t exercised to
much greater extent than have
any idea of pressing at the moment.
For instance,f1 would greatly like to
have It exercised In the matter OF
overcapitalizauon. any convinced
that the wages fund would be larg-
er5if there was no fictitious capital
upon which dividends had to be paid.
need hardly; say that this does not
man hostility to wealth.... But
d shall act against the abuses Of
wealth just as against all other
abuses.
-" All I want In any rate
legislation is to give the govern
1nent an efficient supervisory pow
err which shall be exercised as
scrupulously to prevent Injustice
ito the railroads as to prevent their
doing injustice to the public
In his MESA e to Congrec at the be-
ginning OF the first session of the
Fifty-nintll Congress, December S, 1905
the President said:
Speculative Panic.
1.-THE people Of this country CON
tinue to enjoy great prosperity.
4 Undoubtedly there will be ebb and
flow In such prosperity, and this
ebb and flow will be felt more
or less by all members Of the COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Sketch Of His Career

Bishop CRANBERRY was born In Nor
folk Va, December 5, 1929. In 1874,
when fifteen years of age, he was con-
vcrtcd at a revival service, and Short
sly afterwards joined the Methodist
Church. In c1S4S he graduated from
Randolph- College, in tho class
with Colonel james r. Branch, DR.. John
Herbert Claiborne. and other we'll
known Virginians. m5
In November Of that year, he was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
People


1t is quite n triumph for any ono
store TO gather such complete va
riety OF Hat styles. and all "ncw,
live ones, too"
1t makes Hat-buying quite conve-
nient when you can review oil the
new shapes and colors side by side.
and be assured OF finding the very
Hat YOU want ut the price you want.
to pay.
Hats for every hcad-$,,5o to $500.
Young's Hats. $500 and $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Halifax,
fspeclal Il The Times plspatch.l

Especial toThe Times Dispa,ch.l
r CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA, April IL
FOR eight days prior to last Saturday
night, there was an unprecedented warm
spell OF weather. the temperature being
moro like June than March. causing the
fruit trees to blossom and all vegetation
to grow. Saturday evening about 8 o'clock
the temperature began to fall. growing
cooler rapidly. Rain began to fall before
sunrise Sunday morning, and continued a t
intervals until noon when It began to
snow, and about four inches fell; but
little Of 1t is to be seen this morning.
although 1t is still very cool. The fruit
Is evidently damaged very badly, II not
totally ruined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
OuTylHS-BT I
Mrs. MARY L. Hudson.

Mrs. Mary Mary L. Hudson , widow Of Addi-
son A. Hudson, died suddenly this af-
8ternoon at the home Of her son-in-
law, Luther a. Wright, aged eighty-
the Baptist Church for fifty years. One
daughter and four grandchildren sur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Mrs. Huston Fife

Especial to The Times Dispatch y
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April L.
Mrs. Houston Fife. formerly Miss Mar
Mic Row. daughter Of Captain JOIN, s..
Row., OF Orange county, died last week
at her home in Buffalo, w. Va. OF pneu-
smonia, aged thirty-four years. She is
survived by her husband, four children
and a number of relatives ENIlI lNtlllE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The following
Richmond people were registered to-day
at New York hotels: # ~
3elleclair. Mrs. p. b., Knhnweiler:
Broadway Central, Mrs. p. Whitlass;sIm-
perial,i ]. Tonkin, S. B. Shield; St. Denis.
G. G. Coffee, NJ