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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

whether in appointing Ralph Tyler,
o. Ohio, a nAsrD. 10 lucrative p'ace
In the Treasury Department.. thne o.
auditor for the Navy Department inc
President paid off any scores slt''.ii' !, :.
Senator's Foraker and DICK OF hol. Z, -
20 very clear that Republican admlnis-
IVA mons are very tender Of tho suscep-
Utilities OF the Northern white people
ana very disregardful of those OF the
Southern. white people.-Danville Rec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

The Presidents ono man who can lool
n written document in the face ana tell y
that it lics.--Baltimore sun.
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Surccns Assured.

y as your new song going to succeed r.
ut is sure TO make u big hit
'lIow can you tallI
It's simply misunderstanding Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

BY Timcs.Dispatch Carrier Delivery ser
vice in Richmond tand suburbs), Mahehes-
ter, and potcrsburg--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

If ut first you don't succeed Mr.
Jerome, try, try again. II
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by MAIL One slX ThFee U 11
POSTAGE PAID. Year, Mos MOS MO,
Daily with sunday..S6 5000 $500 sl.so 20
Daily without sunday 400 400 Ivy 30
Sunday edition only. 200 loo .so go
Weekly Wednesday, loo y 40 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
POINTS FROM pARAGRApnEns.

Theodore Roosevelt promisps to be by far
tho most popular eX-Presldent, since WASH
.ington. And lie Will keep the PROMISE
Cleveland Leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Let us now begin to discuss the pos
slbility OF Mr.. Roosevelts accepting n
fourth term. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Foraker appears to DO running largely
u,,on a dark brownsville platform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Imagine another year OF latest
Evelyn Thawpictnres!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Yet some Of tho Democrats OF the
South seem to be very tender OF the
susceptibilltIcs OF the administration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Gov. Warncld, of Maryland, has n
presidential boom. He all but says
SO himself.
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Daily with sunday. ...i4 cents se,eV
Daily without sunday...lo cents toy
syna,v oniv cents aso
,YeArIva subscriptions payable In advance }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

If you have dementla Americana, pre-
pare to shed u now,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Mi. Rooseyclts greatest luck, undoubt-
edly IS IN the enemies he has made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

rhis untimely talk Of n crooked commits
sarint In Panama may have the, resuf o.
making Secretary Taft pay more than thlrt.
cents for his sl,G5 luncheons. Kansas CIT:
journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

The alienists are to be congratnlated,
anyway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

Hanimnn, also, seems to be in posi-
ton ID complain OF a whangdoode or so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Vacations.

do you 80 to sunday-school regularly. m
little MANI"
"No, sir; sometimes I'm so sick that I sta
home and enjoy myself."-I.ife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

What a wide interval Of yirtuc sepa-
rates the Jerome-Thaw fromSthc pelmes-
ThaW! S
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,rhn President is rat her fortunate In pick
Ing out the people who are opposed TO MN
on the ques, Ion OF verncity,--chichgo Record
Herald.
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M1NtNKcH NHI 7NIHtH1<cH' ~.
you must admit that you are liable to
Mistakes" !.
II may be-" answSred the eminent official
'.but 1t would be the greatest OF mistakes
for mo to admit it'--Washipgton Star.
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"Ol suppose callers take UP gr-great dale
ny yure tonne, ma. Murphy"
''Thrue fer yc, Mrs. O'FkAherty. Why, me
social duties do be so gr-grent OF shcarccly
cit tonne ter do me Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
WILL FIGHT THE
LABOR TRUST

NEW york. May ai.--ono OF
the strongest resolutions passed
yesterday by the members of the
National Manufacturers Asnocia.
ton was that which declares the
labor trust 20 be a greater me.
mace 20 the country than any trust
OF capital. but calls for a federal
and state investigation OF the labor
aud capital trusts"
Another resolution waS based on
the plea OF President vancleaye for
which the association In 60 fight
$500 600 a year for three years with
Industrial opposition. Though the
president denied Il. most Of the
delegates understood that the fund
was TO BE- directed against labor
unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
GEORGE HAZARD
FORFEITS BONDS

RICHMOND. lad. May ~ Geo.
Harvard. historian and former
chairman OF the democratic state
COMMITTEES Of Washington state.
failed to appear when his trial on
charge of forgery vas called at
kuahftlie aud steps are being taken
ny Henry county authorities 90 for.
felt hlH bond heaHard wrote a his
tory OF Henry county and Il II
claimed he futkcd the names Of al.
ieged subscribers Ia the work.
haskard tried 20 recover from
these alleged subscribers IA court,
but failed, lie IL said 20 be IN Ia.
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
In UNION BAY

The Meteor Boat club 81 Seattle
has decided 20 locate ice boat house
on Foster island. In Union hay
The site IL thought 10 be the best
20 be had At the present ume
the cluh IL WORKING for ths success
of the Fourth Of July races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

the finance committee will now
take up aud determine the question
finally A proposition has been
made 60 the city for lease % the
plot for a term Of years. the leeaa
agreeing 10 put up building for
the purpose 81 station and using
the first floor Tor hia own purposes
The city hAa $4,000 on hand 60
deErAy the cost OF erecting station
on the triangle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
FRAUDS


LEXINGTON. p. c. May =.
q. ssssss will be stirred within
s.ss ~ indictments Of bis
~ past land frauds. The
II Is alleged, will Involve
ns 's.s~r,.nsl charges the names Of
= slxA IN business snd political
rhey Include oee United
-. senator. one former United
-. .<aaloe. man rvpused 70 he
ne wealthlsst men Ia the
= railroad man. known from
s,,sntlc 20 che faaifie twe OF
" Y. ssslshlsst lnmHer hArons In the
49, states. numerous smaller
.ssinslng railroad Officials.
.e.sssors and men AZ the head
= 49, companies
- frauds. u Is declared in
ssrscssi qearisr extend into a
-ssr 81 states. Including Gait
80. washlnxton, Oregon. Idaho.
-~s. Minnesota tho paketss
q ce'eFsdo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
JOHN D. ROASTED

KANSAS CITY. May 20 Last
night In an address. W J oaynor.
justice or he appellate dlviaion Of
the supreme court % New York,
made an attack on tho wealth-eaiiis
ing proeiiyities Of John u. Roeke.
Teller. his peculiar methods aud
ended up with a roast for the hus
man vulture,
John Ds name eas not mention
ed. hnt the Aliuhlan was 50 faithful
to life that there was no misiakihE
thu person implied IN conclusion
Justice Gaynor said A man With
such character Il a menace 70 The
puhlic life and dangerous 20 TIE
free government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

That ths mean 10 fragment %
the earth. snd that e wac hurled
off into space countless aaeA aEe,
IL what IL set forth fH n remark
able article b Professor riekariHs.
~ Harvard Observatory. IA Harp.
sfs Magazine faF funs. Not only
10 V proved that the moon 10 an
earth sfraamsat. but the very plaee
from which = was torn is petuted
QUE There cannot he = more vivid
Illustration - the possible achieve
meats ~ tbs present daN science
than thts The moon 10 treated 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
CORBIN MARRIES
ss,as Ss.esai ser,tc..l

SPOKANE. May SD G. Cofbln.
railroad builder, pioneer resident.
president OF the upion Trust com.
pany. head 81 many industries.
multimilllonatre. and aged 70 years.
has remarked. This Ia glvon out
by himself, HE admits that he
was apliced on his recent trip east
and tho Wedding bells rams AZ Mt
Vernon. \ y Now the question Il.
Who = the new Missue lie -.
fuses 20 say and she wise ones
claim that thu bride wRa formerly
Mrs. Tony Petersen. Mr corhln =
housekeeper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

simply a. n IL we're a hiooh ~
granite torn from quarry VAT,
and ita history of ages aso IL made
a. open as 81 OF yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
- swswAtf. STATION ar
rOarsoN PLACE

-. received an oplnlon from
= s.srs,~ntion counael that the
..anell can legally install a
~ staten on Fortaon place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

natianai SUNDAY school convention.
which adjourned fnaay. elected - q
Johnston - Tacoms. WaFh. = mem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

More Lace Bargains.
- srs sc lsess ve-Frsnch
Vi. L&ess. Including both esiE.
~ anf iHssrti0ns IN matched
pstssrns; regular prices Ice
~ lie : yard Special 10
Eerrow at T.
WI s..ssss4ssssss ~
, rsrrkon Lsess se--Ed9fngs
~ tn.ertions 10 match IN de-
ezshis widths and patterns
onf ssll regularly a. Sc u
rnrt Special At .. 1I
- Drives Net t9c-Thls comes
kvhiis. biae and cream and 10
: nseh wanted material Tor
@EEer wAlsfs and party
9os<& Special 20. IN.
nw4s a. q yard .... iT
- hlicssr Lace sor-fand.
n1s White ana cream ailovsr
- "a lhix seasons now de-
50 ne quality that sells req.
zlzrly II 81 e. on
go .s....s. OI1
~ fsiiinss isc-Thls aeason's
sas and cosorinRa IN vail
hE. good quality that setis
N1l1riT 81 To u yard 10
s5eeial tomorrow a.. fnC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

or-TvMwA. la May ataeA tive
headed snake. one head tetns At
each cad. Vas killed TO-DAY ~ tne
Me- arthy The reptile Vas q
long and Was caraht ~ tfaNeitua
either end eFst tt was striped
Mccarthy huns IL 90 a fence 70
cave n sna crows carried en the
carcass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
COFFEE.

You are both Judge and
jury for Sehilling's Best.
YeuF grocer returns yeur money
n you den't like a.. ws pay htni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

There IL usually something
wrong with cut rate Insurance..
The Washington Fire Insurance
company sells iss indemnity ~ res
uihr rates only 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

The cheapest fare in sesttisa
history. See page II, 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
I,reIed Comb Sale

! 01nxp Jsweiry Co. 1897 Sec
q ~. Special prices 80
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n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
Separate Skirts at So .es.
Shirt Waists at 4sc.

Jim " 0A1AA - ~
Our waist department II greatly
eunReaiad bY the Immense
ovsrstock that has been forced
upon us since the freight
bloch ado cleared We have
too many -bY far too many low
and medium priced white shirt
NaistH That's the reason phv
we continue Fridays special
salo OF dainty white laco trim.
med india llnon dEo
ahirtwaists 1t. each tJl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
Base Ball Mitts

at cost A. I. Halls. III First
avenue 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Belts and Purses.
ssc eilk Dsi,s Women'a
handsomely tailored black TAT,
fsia slik bcisn. have attractive
fancy buckles and como Is all
sizes regular price lsc To-
Special tomorrow at lot
csc Crush Leather esiss sac---
Women = Crush Kid neifa On al
Sizes and colaFa Wllh Knn
metal. uxidiaed. sterling and
gold Furnished buckles. rrgu.
lar price Sc eseh. Your 10o
ehoico tomorrow At...s. 1Jl
Tbe Purses ase-Women's Hand
hasN or Purses IN a nice CON
Teuicnt aiEe. made from alliga.
Cor finished leather ia blue aud
green. are fitted with inside
coin purses regular fQc
price 1be. Special at. fJI
tt.59 shopping Gags esc--wom
ems Alligator and Wairua On
iahed shopping BAGS. slEe loxit
luchea. with leather strap
handles. xenteel looking and
very new regular price ti.ss
each. Choice to NC
morrow at...............J OC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

all fresh snd marked
h. eannot be equaed in the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Csc Flowers fae-li son want 70
give = fresh touch 10 your cd
hat youIl find this sale OF iillea
% the valley 40 al. IN
vantage. pc punches .IJL
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G6lz2Alsgek8
&zXs& RQyS.622zzzzzES

agree with most OF the prominent
Democrats that the Presidents new
announcement will have any effect on
Democratic chances.
I'VE had taken the President at his
word" he said. and had entirely an
ticipated that he would say just what
he has said"
The Presidents announcement has
given some stimulus to tho anti Bryan
sentiment among the Democrats, espe-
cially Of the Eastern States. Several
OF them declared before the National
Committee went into session that the
Presidents elimination from the con-
test would materially increase Demo-
cratic chances ii an Eastern man could
be chosen as the Democratic candidate,
and they mentioned especially the
names OF Lieutenant-G Governor Chan
Ter. of New York, and former Governor
Douglas OF Massachusetts,. There also
were expressions favorable to Governor
johnson, OF Minnesota.
with Johnson and Chan!er we have
q good chance" said one Of them.
Among those who were mingling
with the crowd was w. 3. Hunter, of
New York City. treasurer of the Bryan
Democratic League of New York State.
which numbers $1,000 members. II
would like to see Mr.. Bryan Presi-
dent" said Mr.. Hunter, "but don't
think he can be elected If nominated"
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by tho brides pastor, Rev. Mr.. Elmors.
OF CreWe. Va. I.
IS pETEnsBUReEn,s Dn1pE.
Mss Mary King Algood, OF Tennessee
Becomes Mrs. Fred Helnemanr.

- Specal TO The Times. Dspatch.J
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. December
1.-THE wedding OF Miss Mary King
Allgood and Fred H. :Ieinemann, OF
Centenary Church hero tonight. Just
nefore the ceremony. MISC Ollie Miller,
of Atlanta. sans:6'O. Perfect Love-
Miss Lucy Duncan presided ut the orr
gan and played tbs nuptial music.
The bridal party entered to the "Lo-
.hengrin's wedding march. The four
4usliers--James Turner, w. A. Bragg. r.
=. lofty, of Petersburg. and Charles
Ieibeck, of this city-entered first, two
down each aisle. These were follow.
ca by the maid of honor. Miss Annie
stella Heincnlann, sister OF the BRIDE
groom. and the nlatron OF honor Mrs
Richard r. Totty. another sister OF the
bridegroom. both OF Petersburg. Each
entered alone. the two going down
opposite aisles. Last came the bride
with her father. Mr.. W. r. !Allgood, who
gave her away. while the groom with
his brother, Mr.. Charles II. HInemann.
Who acted as best man. came down the
,opposite side.
They were met at the altar BY the
Rev. J. a. Baylor, who performed the
ceremony. using tho full ring GER
The young couple LEFT immedIatei,
Tor wedding trip to Washington and
New York, after which they will be
at home In Petersburg
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pInns for Re.ien..

FORT MONROE. VA. December 12.-
Plans for the review OF the hattlesbip
feet and its subsequent departure on
Monday morning have been completed.
The Mayllower will arrive after s A. M,
and, after being suluted with twenty
one guns, Will anchor near the centre
of the fleet. Flag and commanding Of
Ulcers viii repair on hoard and be re-
ceiyed by the President.
Tho fleet will sail al about 10 A. n,
being preceded to to the horseshoe In
which will anchor The fleet then viii
pass In review at ten knots an hour
and IN single column. Salutlng again
as they pass, the ships viii proceed. to
sea.
the vessels was a brilliant Spectacle.
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: = = : - = . :. 2. :
OBITUARY
slrs. Mnry John.on.

Mrs. Mary johnson died early Wed,
nesday morning at the Home for Assg
Ssaas Mls Jo 1s w asea Che
William g. Johnson. who died g 2 prls-
,oner of war at Point Look OUT. she en-
tered the home when 1t was Opened,
October 10 1909 feM aa bsssut ngI1Iy
OF her life In the home, saying slle
wished II to 90 abroad that the last
few. years had been the happ1 st ana
The most t s9mfar,Ege n
.stitution for its kind care.
The funeral services wore conducted
from the home yesterday morning by
the d ksy oh n
Funeral OF MIR. Marry. Y,
Tie funeral of Mr.. Allcn ehInury. no
died suddenly in Ashland on Wednes dny,
will take place from the home OF ~
sister. Mrs. PoitiauS binson, No.
~ ~ Wsst Tranklp street. WHY rs rs
conducted privately ~ " g, IS
The following gentlemen will act as
pail -beaTers:. III n s5 sss III I,
Netiys.--W. Meade olson; ], CHARLES G
rstss sa,t LINES mass b MaFh skipy JOIN
Honorary --William slnton: !. r. 2.
Todd. Percy Gray, James Ball. Charles
Y Smith Wilitatn ~ rIl Mann az 2.
cry, jackson Guy, Arthur sinton. and
7. Is. Sands l F N.Y. II s
John w, Ilroumclster
pdsa MI Joh h rb a!eq auns ss
s H|' af ahlsa 'aiss , aFG atfss'sss
The pail -bealers VII, l; AZ e,,y 3 !,
H ia sS'sssk lys Mass R iii Mshl
bre eli, Emil ~ l1i.S and tIerln N Y de
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FINAL WORD, READY,
FLASHED by FLEET
CONTINUED From FIRST Page.)

!
of all guns In the first and secondary
batteries.
From the forward lighting top the
ordnance officer of a ship. by squeezing
a bulb, gives a buzzing signal to each
gun crew whose piece he wishes
brought into action. The range of tho
enemy is also flashed upon an indi-
Gator The system was recently tried
by the Maine at target practice. and a
broadside was fired with the rear of a
single gun. The weight OF metal thus
flung from IL, and 7-tnch guns on
vessel OF the Connecticut type, with
all shots striking home. should decide
the fate of any opposing vessel afloat.
The rapidly OF American gun fire is
such that the entire supply OF amnuni-
ton carried by the largest ships would
be exhausted In from twenty to TWEEN
ty-tive minutes. Firing at target
80 by 60 feet and anchored three miles
away. the Maine recently made nine
out Of twelve hits with htr 1a.inch
turret guns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Sentiment General Among Democrats
That IIc VIII be Named.
y Associated PreEa. \ h.

.7 f3Y associated Pre.H.
WASHINGTON. D. c., December H.
Inc reimbursement by President
Roosevelt that under no circumstances
VIII he be g candidate for re-clection
or accept q third term was tic sub
1ect OF great deal OF discussion at
me Capitol to-day, probably more SO
In the House than in the Senate.
Inc Senators as q rule Expressed
qualification that the prououncemeut
mad come. Senator Bourne, the Senate
champion OF the third-tcrm movement,
SIN believes that President Roosevelt
VIII hear the command OF the people.
Whether he will obey or not liz an
other question with Mr.. Bourne.
IN one little senatorial group m
the Republican side the belief was en-
pressed that the declaration or Nh
Roosevelt makes the nomination OF
AIR. Bryan by the Democratic party
certain. and a belief was gnurdedly
hazarded by ono Republican Senator
mat he might possibly be elected.
One of the Illinois Senators re-
marked that the way was now cleared
Tor Speaker Cannon to receive the
nomination. m
~ number " Senator'S expressed their
disgust that there should ever have
been amy question about the presl-
dents sincerity WREN he announced
mas Intentions In regard to third
term Just after his election.
The official reannouncement was the
,chief discussion On the floor Of the
House IN The half hour before conven-
Ing and Immediately after aljeurn-
rnetit
Members OF the Democratic National
COMMITTEES, who wore In this city, were
among the most interested OF the read-
ers OF the announcement, and while
most OF them were reserved in their
comment, II Was evident from their
manner that they saw In Ii o favorable
amen for their own party.
several q! them were frank enough
70 express the opinion that President
roosevelt could poll u larger Demo
aud their inference was that with I'M.
president absolutely out OF tia race.
ths pemeeTatlc candidate would not
ny ~ .ssain lne vote os hissown party
ing inroads upon the opposition. s
I Chairman Taggart does nat ouite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
DEATHS

KRoNWrIsrr'p.-nied Decenba- 11th.
at -C,.e-terfield. JOHN W. KRON-
Fnre-a, fram Re.hlrha-n Lutheran
Ch"rrh. Si*ts an1 Ca. Streets TSI1S
Active prll-bearers-.r. n Mode.
r. j. Moesta j. Feitf6. C.. ua,n.
winckel A,,g,,vt Hetger. F. Mahl-
brrch. Emil Prh',. Herman IIae
Mh1ar. Jnrnnar Ranha william
Node Angnst G.-dlach. Hugo Gcp.
pard. Mitchell Moltz.
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Pays FrcderIck.bur. creators.

- ~ : -I'ISVItCh,J
ft,E.D4.FlCkSBuRG, VA, December
York broker. owner OF one of the most
valuable Jersey herds in the United
States, and whose wife owns the splen-
did ..Lewisanna" farm on the Kappa
!; ; tn il.t Rlper, @ few miles below
has to-day finished
paying OF his creditors In I7redericks-
burg. Anout the time of the panic a
ny. Case, OF Ohio attached the prop
Serty belonging to Mr.. Lewis for a claim
burg creditors. who also got OUT MI
lachments. The Case matter is stir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13

!, :, kiR'sSIlNslGHAAI, Ala. December l2.-
cinity of Gordo. ii pickens c cor w.
WGere Tears !laSe been held Tor scverai i
Jays that serious clash would tnlsc
place between whites and blacks. t.r.
2,sss ~ Iusealoosa late last night,
( everything is quiet at Gordo The u ns !.
sross Wi! be given trial as soon az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
RESOLUTIONS OF nEspEt \,

Whereas i has pleased the Lord to
remvve from our mldst our respected
and beloved corr1rade and honored Of.
81 COMPANY VI. Richmond Gtne "a L IghtSi In.
ft!antry B.ues Battalion; therefore, be
Resolved. by Company ..B.,. Rich
mtond Light Infantry Blues Battalion,
In meeting assembled. That IN tho
q ath of Lieutenant LIE Masurier the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
talon has been deprived OF a most
valuable and efficient officer. and has
suffered an irrepnt able loss and. be
Resolved That corrany "R,. Rich
mond Light infantry Bl1ss' Bsttalion,
here by desires to express to the fani-
~ Of Lieutenant Lie Ma ,nrier the deep
est grief and the heartfelt sympt thy
55l y =
Be It further reroived That c,ples
OF thee reese tutors be sent to the fam.
!ly 8nf Lieuterant Le Masu~irr and
to Company &C.. Richmond Light In
fatty Blues' Battalion ana to thu
citizens of Richmond through thn local
CORPORAL J. "A. TURF.
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PRIVATE ToNTA1NF JONES.
December II. 1907.