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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

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nubme frember Meni6en "a Die Stel=
ling Die ih mir rrrurgen, Dem e;ge>
ner Rnth, Der eigenen 8e9nrrl;5te7t.
g8ie fam bcr 0tann, tpelder MIDI perz
lelgnete, ba ip ieiner nod beoarite,
pelf1er nit Silben trat, mas Hffi6t
uno gbre bon iebem Mnnn forreru.
jest burnn benfen. in meiner 8ruit
bas Ser6 zines Sobnes 3u tinnen?
&as er 9eidet. mus er nun ernten.
Wfeine Iufgube lit mir hefpuBt. nno
ni6ts miro mid ibr ent5ieben. Wei@
ner Mutter Inoenfen beilig gu bali
ten, fir lie Der Ylas 81 forbern nuf
ben lie bon 0e6nrt an elm Heht 5atte,
oas lei mein bnfites 3iel. @as Sic
mir bon Dora iagen, iiberaaf6t ntidJ
ni1t, Sic bat iih gessn mid ielbit
dbnlih dusaeiproben. Slr finolib
ipeidlss 3er3, ibre llnbefanntl6aft nit
Der 8elt laiien lie 10 reben. Shre
Cumming fommt nur 10 melt in Be-
tratt, ais i'd bteierbalb beidlpiien
bobe, lie porber niht 81 beiuben. Sd
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item 8ieberieben. @enn ib mein
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lter bel Sbnen gu beeriiBen.
8tr fonnen hann nit chamber
Die S6litte berotben. Die CUR SCRIBE
rnng u~nierer N6iidten nod notrig
iein b%iirften. Die g6re bes 0auies
gergm miro mir 10 beilig 1ein :pie
Die elgene, uno Oh meme drmie Nlts
ter 10 perbor9eu aslebt bat, m9dte
es ni6t al6n ibipierig iein, ibren @est
men neoen Dem ber 8rdfin Angelicn
bon Sergau gu nennel. Ser Mhlno.
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eDele So6ter 5u SoSe traf, bat lid
filr INNER geidloiien. Der iun9e
lieutenant bon Seleer II ftel bel 9apz
para. Nibt abnenb, pie nahe es
MIDI betraf, er6dblte er mir eapon
auf elmer gemeini6ais!'Gen aiat,ts
ipa6e. Sie @iferinWt. peidle Ierne
Sante auseitad,eir, bot t9r meaia Ges
gen aebra6t. sic ioerben belec uIs
i'd niiien, baB lie 9%emiitbsfrmu ee.
iporOen. neil lie bo6iten Srts ioeaerl
ibres g~euebmens in bieier Gobe in
llngnabe 9efalen."
Sic @rGfin lieB ben 9rief Siuteu
nno fab ibren @emabl bod @ritauuen
an. ~
.Sa". ia9te bieier. INN bDren mir
bon einem Srembeu aus Stalien her,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
S%wan5isites &apitel.

Gin Ionat mar nad) jenem Gbeno
b%erfloiien. Sie Stelune Sora's mar
bieielbe geblieben. Nahoem lie am
ndGiten Gage benz srdfliden Yaare
allies, mas iie bon ibrem Batter, BON
Dem 8ruoer iaseu fonnte. mitaetbeilt,
mar fir's critic Der snn5en Sahlase
nid)t mebr @rpdbnune seid,ebsn. I'm
10 u,ebr beifaftiete iie ale 8etbeilisz
ten I'M StiIen. Dan iiebt, pie
fur5ii1tig, tpie nit glinobeit geidla>
gen mir Ieni6sn iino. tpenn mir eS
nod 10 fIug an5uiangen permeinen.
9aB mir bel benz @ebeimniB. pelheS
Oiele ainber um9ab, bel Der &ennt>
nib, Die mir babon 9etponnen, oaB Die
Satin glien's III &eibelberg gepobnt,
buB lie 5ipei 8inber bate, ME Der Sc
bante aufities, biele unO Die o uns
geIuhte So1ter Irtbur's tonne Elm
unb bieielbe ieinl Sit es nidt cine
Sronie bes Sdidials. Dab i6 mir an
bieie Ohibe seseben, Inn i6lieBlib 81
finben, baB es feline ainber iinb, Die
i6 an mid ~9e5oeen? Sd bin nur
besieris, mas Der iusenoliGe 8ittmeiz
tier mir iest antiporten pirb." co
lno dbnli6 bate Sersau oft 81 ieiz
ner @emablin seiproden. Gber an
oieiem abenb fam er iebr errest naf
9nuie. .8ilt Oh auein, iinb mir unz
seltDrt?" fraete CT beim Gintritt IN
oas 3immer ieiner Srall, Die, i'm er>
tparfeno. AM Sbeetii6 iaB.
Dora lit in ben Ibenbiesen gez
gangen, lie iab beripeint aus, ent>
gesnete Die @rdfin. sd CLAUDE.
Elm Brief ihres Yruoers trdst Die
Shulb."
Ser 8raf nidte. .@ld i6 babe
etnen erbalten", ia9te er, .uub 10 eben
ben geiu6 bes Generals bon Yei6ed
empfansen. Sect ipirp allies gut ses
ben. Yor alien bore. mas oieier
brabe Sunse ihreibt."
"Su bit erreet, Srelinb, trinfe 5u>
crit, bat lie, i'm beiorgt anblideno.
Or nabm NIT einem banfenoen 0ltd
Die Saile aus ibrer Sanb. ~9n bait
reht". iaste er freuuolid. sd
babe in Der Sbat mein 8lut LANCE
ni6t mebr 10 lebbaft puliiren gefiiblt.
fpie in bieier Stunbe. 5ier, lies on
ben Brief por."
Sic Grain nabm bas 8latt aus
1einer Sdno unb begann:
.0o6perebrter Serr @rafl
.Sbr Iebtes giitiges S6reiben. in
tpelbem Sic mir aues barlegen. mas
Sbr Sntereiie fir MIDI beitimmt bat.
maht mir Die gleihe Sffenbeit 5i1r
Yfli6t. Grfabren Sic benn, baB Der
Same 8efampf, ben ib bisber sefiibrt,
mn elm angenommener lit, oaS iA
Saul bon Glen belize nnb Der So6n
bes Iannes bin, Der sic 10 idtper ges
trGnft, an Dem Gle Surd Die @eltenbz
mafung meiner Ge6te Die perbiente
Wergeltung ilben pouen. @as er
Sbnen 5usefii8t. fpeib if. unb uniere
Wese iinb benno6 Sieielben. 8enn
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9er5 - o, es mar bas ebelite. bas
bofberdigite, oas treueite bat er
9ebroden. uno oaB i6 ielber na6 ibs
rem So6e nitt dn @runSe sesansen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

ma unb ltumm Die @orte bes WdoS
6ens aneebDrt bate. aber ais Sora
ieet bittenD Den Bid 81 inn erbob.
iiberflos elm milDer &usDrud Die itren>
gen 3ise.
n@eben Gle unb ruben ii6 ans,
iaste er, ibr 9itie Die 6auo rei6enb;
/. morsen ipreden mir peiter iiber uns
iere &nseleeenbeiten."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
The TIMES DspAToH RICHMOND Va SUNDAY MARCH o. 1905

which IL now on. MIR. Mebapc was
much peescd with the school and tho
work there as We found II. The me-
grocH llaSc expended about $1,000 for
buildings. the school being maintained
by the colorod Raptists of that Soc
ton and an apportionment from the
public liigl, school fund.
y chaI,tor Is issued for The Rogers.
Curl Company. Creedtnore capital
100000. by j. W Harris. A. j.. carl, j.
h. Rogers and ]. +. Harris. for n gen.
era mercantile business
III circular ISSUED by state Com
missioner Of Insurance j. n. Young
he calls attention to reported insult
Gent insurance on public buildings In
counties ctioA and towing OF the state
and TO cafelessness that seems 10 exit
In Keeping tilcm in good condition and
free from defective nucs, trash or other
conditions that would likely start fires.
Considerable uiiensncss Is being cS-
pressed tercahouts AZ L? tic pyobahlo
fate of peaches and other fruit In con
nection with the cold wave. snow and
sleot that passed over this section yes
tcrday and last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
LookINc Fon NEGRO.
Posses In Search of Fiend who Attack
cd Woman In Husband. Absence.
lsneela to The Tlmes- pispatch.

WINCHESTER VA. March ci.--Po-
lice of Winchester and Frederick coun-
W are tonight using every means at
their command to run down an UNI
identified negro who made a criminal
attack on the wife of Ashby Pugh,
al the hotel AT Jordan White sulphur
springs. Thursday afternoon, but
UP to 81 late hour he had not been
apprehended.
Mrs. PuGh has given = partial de-
scription of the fiend. He is said 10
have l,een seen lettering III the neigh
borliood of Jordan Spring. of which
young Mr.. Pugh is caretaker. and
shortly after Pugh came to Wnches-
tor. about 9 o'clock, Mrs. Pugh. who
was alone with two young children,
was attacked by the negro. After "a
desperate struggle. she escaped from
his grasp and fled with the childrcn
To neighbours. whilc the negro dis
appeared. Her wrists and arms were
badly scratched. and blood flowed from
the injuries caused by the Negroes
finger nails.
The affair Was kept quiet until this
afternoon in tho hope OF apprehend-
ing thc negro. but since il has leaked
uut. searching parties have been or
ganized, and Push and friends are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
FLOWERS rEnr TIIRouGH Snow.
Urosmul sight TO Scc--yrEetntiop APP
pnrcntIS Not Hurf-Lnbor- Plentiful.

Especial 10 The Tfmes- Dlspatch.1
oFFLEY VA, March 2l.---It looks
queer to see the jonquils and turnip
salad pecpipg through the anow this
morning. but nothing Is damaged bS
the cold snap; in fact. It is the best
thing possible for the fruit crop, as
vegetation was advancing too rapidly
Owing 10 the shutting down of pub
lie works there is more labor to be
had son the farms than for several
years. Some farmers are taking ad4
vantage OF the situation b. getting
white laborers instead Of colored. Sow
cral families have been secured through
the Salvation Army, in Richmond
The Rev Mir Burks OF St. Martins
Parish, is having o weekly service at
his different churches during Lent.
Miss Maria Burks. who has been
spending the winter with her uncle at
the rectory, has returned to her home
in Bedford City.
Miss Gracia Walker. of Ashland, is
on - visit to Mrs. holland. of Airwell
Mr.. Azel Ford of Washington. u. c..
expects 10 resume work at the mica
mines this spring.
Many people are still looking for
Judge Rhea's resignation, but 1t does
not seem to be Forthcoming.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

Say, the Browns are coming to town.
sure enough, and tho whole Tan family
are in the next car and the Light
Olives are in the tourist car, and the
Smoker arc In the smoking ear and
the. Elephants arc III the baggage ear
with their trunks. These are the popu-
lar shades this spring. and the sprinG
goods are here already. And ! want
to tell you that the new styles are now
in the modest stripes rather than the
pIaids. and the blues run TO the fine,
soft weaveg and not the wide vale, hard
goods. Blue serges will be worn more
than ever this spring. and we have
got the genuine all-worsted indigo
sccges. with the good mohair Innings
and the good trimmings from $3.50
to s22.5o. and they are certainly beau
tiful and fine. We just ask anybody
ir this mans town to match then, :or
SIS IL they can. / am i"a'l% sur
prised TO sec such splendid styles a1'i
all-wool qualities coming through so
early. Come right In and see them
for ycursel' WILLIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
R|CHMONDsMAN IS
LOWEST BIDDER.
Mr.. Walkup Apparently 6Ltteky
One Of Thirteen Offering for
Petersburg School Contract.
SEVEN HUNDRED HAVE. SIGNED
Thought There VIII Be a srh9u-
sand Signatures 10 Petition Tor
Liquor Restrictions.
tsrse,,l % rhs rime,. plspa.eti. /

fsperiaI 10 The Times Dlspatch,l
PETERSBURG, VA, March 2t,-2The
,,oard of Public school EXAMINES at
a meeting Tonight TO consider the dues
ton of awarding the contract for the
new public school building ut Jcffer-
son and Wythe streets decided TO post
pone tho awarding until next Friday
evening.
Thirteen bids for the erection Of the
building, varying in amounts from sls-
5gs to s23.S5;, have been opened by
the Building Committee. The lowest
bid rs sls5os by y. NJ Walkup, o.
Richmo11. The other Richmond bid
ders are White & Gillespie. s2o,9at;
Harwood & Moss. s1e,I77; o. B Slaueh-
ter e. Co, $4,000. and j. 7. Nuckois.
s2l7fo Bids were received from FIVE
Petersburg firms. of which the Iiarri-
son Construction Company offered the
lowest. at s175oo.
Many Have signed.
Seven hundred voters have signed
the petition which Is to be presented
TO the Common Council asking that
the restrictions upon the liquor traffic
in Petersburg. recommended by tho
committee report adopted ~ the recent
meeting at the Academy Of
Music. be enacted into law. The work.
ers for the petition state that they e&-
pect TO secure 1000 signatures before
the Council meets. probably before the
meeting OF tho Finance Committee next
TUESDAY afternoon. when. II Is ,ndet-
stood. the question OF the license tay
will come up. AT the last meeting of
the Council the report adopted at tho
temperance mass meeting was referred
to the Finance Committee
Change of Cashiers.
IL NaIt IN hua rs Of "a
cashier Of the Virginia National Bank.
and has accepted the position of sec
rotary and general manager Of tile
Adjustable Coupon Company. corpora
Petersburg business men. with Mr..
Charles Hal. Davis as president. Mr..
John w. Long. cashlAr of the First
National Bank OF Farmville. Va, has
been elected cashier OF the Virginia
National 10 succeed Mr.. Sparklin whose
resignation IL TO take effect about
April 1st and was accepted.
Seasons Tobacco Sales.
Tobacco Inspector J. b. McCulloch
reports total sales ut the Petersburg
warehouses during the past week Mt
2i5,3l5 pounds. making An aggregate
of 4,4T1l35 pounds for the season.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Frank Cross and Matt Cobbs, two small
colored boyE, were sent on to the
grand jury on tho charge of throw
ing" a switch on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad tracks in this city.fJames
Cross and Fred Crawlcy. their COM
pauions' were discharged because of
their extreme youth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
FOUR DIE SUDDENLY
Series of Tragic Deaths In and
Near Winchester.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
: WINCHESTER, VA, March 21.r-l
While standing in front of a stove at
home this morning Mrs. Belle cleven-f
ger, widow of David Taylor and later
widow of Scott Clevenger, fell dead
She was about seventy-tive years old
and leaves three sons and two daugh-
tiers.
Mr. Frank Lillis member of an old;
Winch ester family. fell dead on the
steps of the county courthouse this
afternoon, death resulting from inter-.
nal commissions. He was forty eight
wears old, unmarried, and leaves four
brothers and one sister.
Messages to-day from Moorefeld, vs.
Va, state that Herbert Mongold. son,
of James Mongold, fell into a large
kettle of boiling soap and died in q
few moments after being taken out by
his. mother He was horribly burned
from neck to feet
Seymour Kuykendall prominent
farmer of the same neighborhood. was
attacked with neuralgia OF the heart
while riding horseback, and expired
at a store before medical assistance
could be summoned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
CONCERT TOMORROW
New Choral Society VIII Make Its First
AppearanCe,

Music lovers OF Richmond have followed
with interest the development of a choral
society, capable Of undertaking and present.
.inr in a satisfactory manner program
made ZIP exclusivcly If hgh-class selections
\ visiting musician remarked on looking
over the progrark to be presented Tomorrow
night in the Y. NJ G.. y. auditorium. Your
society must have unusual ability and rare
cniira &c to undertake tho rendition of such
a lugh-class program as this
Those who have heard some rchearsals
are enthusiastic in their praise OF the
chorus and solo work and the orchestra
OF thirty pieces under the direction OF Mr..
Shepherd Webb. has attained a proficiency
that is said to be remarkable. Thirty-four
voices will be heard In tho chorus, and tn.
solo work will be undertaken by artists
whose reputation IL BY no means confined to
Richmond.
The Choral Society is being especially
commended for devoting the entire proceeds
OF its initial concert church. Tho or
gan fund OF the Church Of the Covenant
Will be he beneficiary Of tho first appear
ance. Tho entire program is printed hero
with:
Fart !.
Overture. "Lisht Calvary'..,. suppe
"Hail Bright Abode" t"Tannhauser''y, Wagner
Chorus ana Orchestra.
Flute solo. alpine Scene. ......... Popp
Orchestra Accompaniment.
ScStet from, Lucia" ........... >. .Donizetti
Mrs Gordon, Mrs. whi,tet, Messrs. McBan,
Potter. Brent, Gordon.
fondo.- d 'Armour. .......,,..... Yves terhout
Coronation March. ..,............ Meyerheer
Part RI.
Excerpts from "rhe Messah". !. =. Handel
Overture. orchestra,
And the Glory of tho Lord" chorus
20 Thou that TcIlest." contrslto solo, Mrs
Whittet.
he Shall Feed His Flock contralto solo,
Miss Grace Greenwood.
Come Unto Him." soprano solo. Mrs. WAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
ANNUAL. EXHIBITION
Covenanters Now Procuring for Bnsc-
ball and Track Work.

Covennnters Now Preparing for Bnsc-
ball and Track Work.
The Covenanters gave their annual
gymnasium exhibition Friday night
Forty or more young athletes perform
ed with precision their respective parts
on the program, which was arranged
with a view to exhibiting the several
phases OF gymnasttc work. No attempt
was made at the spectacular. Instead
what was aimed at was work of a
wholesome and commonplace nature.
such as is seen every day. In the
fancy and spectacular work. as gen
eral thing only the smaller portion
of a gymnasium class Is able to per-
form.
The program as arranged was as
follows: "a Animal sparade:s st2) mat
work, small boys: ca dumb hell and
free hand drills; ca apparatus work;
(5) games.
The indoor work Of the gymnasium
is now about over for the winter, and
soon the outdoor baseball and track
work Will begin. There is promise
of some good materinl Tor the track,
and the most careful training will he
given to develop it to the best advan-.
tage. The Covenanters will also be
represented in the Sunday School
Baseball League, lately organized in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
HAS GOOD MATERIAL

Richmond High School Team Has Bright
Prospects for Success.
Good material ~ developing among the
tnany aspirants for places on the Richmond
High School team. Deipte the lack of a
suitable field. the boys, under Captain Har-
rclson. last years left fielder. are putting In
hord and conscientious practice.
Russell. last years catcher, seems to be a
fixture. and is playing In better form than
ever before. Grigg and Knox arc both show
ing up well as pitcheru. From present ndi.
cations Dogeet will remain at shortstop and
Augustine at second-base. First-base Is q
pc int contested by Captain HARRISON. Nc
Zee. Fairlamb and others. Half dozen
or more candidates are making an excellent
showing for tho fields
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
TREASURER OF PRINCE GEORGE.
Judge West Appoints Mr.. Temple II
succeed Mr. Conner.

WAvERLY. VA. March 21.-Judge
j. Il. West to-day entered an order in
Prince George Circuit Court appointing
Thomas Temple, of Disputanta. Va.
Treasurer OF Prince George county, 10
succeed the late Charles Conner. who
died March 9Th. Mr.. Temples competi-
tors were William +. 8owden and a. H.
Estes.
Either OF the three gentlemen would
have made most efficient treasurer.
but Mr.. Temple received the indors-
ment Of much larger number Of the
citizens and Taxpayers OF the county
than did either of the other gentle
men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
shockoe Council to celebrate.

shockoe Council, No. ssS. Royal Arcannn.
VIII celebrate It's twenty-thrd nnnivcrsa..
on Wednesday night Twenty-three years
ago Shoctoe was organized with twenty
three members. to-day the council numbers
$50. and adds each year to It's roll 1t has
become the leading council In this jurisdic-
ticn. All members of sistor councils have
been invited to attend the celebration. one
OF the old time jollifcation meetings, con-
slsting of music, speaking. refreshments and
Will be the feature. MIR. Harry
Kemp. the deputy of Virginia, ID the regent.
and Will preside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Adjutant ouirk to Pay Another Visit,

Adtutant William Quirk, OF the salvation
Army, will be in Richmond on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week He will hold spe-
cial meetings in the hail and in the open
air, on Wednesday evening no will speuls
in the Broad Street Methodist Church. Ad-
iuiant Quirk is we'll known In the city, hav-
lES been here since his first appearance in
tho salvation Amy convention. He is
good banioist and singer. and always draws
a large crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Thirty 5MIllion su.t Di,mi..cd

NF:WasI DIRK. March 21.-Judge Holt,
in the United States Circuit Court,
has dismissed the suit for s3o.o00.000,
damages brought by the Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining Company against the
American Sugar Refining Company for
alleged violation of the provisions of
the Sherman antitrust act Judge Holt,
however. granted leave to the Pennsyl-
vania Company to amend It's complaint
within thirty days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
HAD TO SHOOT WOLVES
Pack of RnNcnous Beasts Attack Oc-
cupunts OF Italian Cur.

"F''ht' "t 't"IIUH Viz
& CHICAGO, March IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Cheyenne. Wyo., says:
Attacked by n large pack of timber
wolves, the drivers of the Italian car,
Znst. in the New York TO Paris autcmo-
bile race. We're forced to use rifles and
pistols Thursday night near Spring Valley
to drive the hungry animals away. The
car was creeping along over muddy road
when the cry of the wolves was heard
behind them and the animals. growing
bolder-each minute. surrounded the cars
They were not frightened by the toot-
ing of the horn on the machine nor did
they fear the lights that were flashed
on them They snapped at the rubber
tires and mud guards and then the
weapons were brought into use.
Cowboys yesterday picked up pelts OF
twenty wolves slain by the Italians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
WEEK IN CITY HALL
both Branches of Council Will Meet To-
Morrow Mighty

both Branches of Council Will Meet To-
Morrow Night.
III municipal circles the big night of the
ws elk will be o-morrow. the Board otrAl-
dArmen and the Common Council having
separate meetings on that night and sitting
in Joint session All the sessions Will be
bfIef and To the point, however. as tho work
lis cut and dried. &
The Council meets at O'Clock to approve
the Settling Basin contract. AT $3.50 o'clock
the Board of Aldermen meets to concur, in
tie same action, At Q O'clock tils tw
bodies will meet in Joint session for the
purpose OF 'lss sa,isgs yh,ch ,,1 ~ be-
few minutes each, there will be a meeting
OF the Street Committee at 8 o'clock, and Of
a Subcommittee on Relief Of the Poor at
$3.50 o'clock, $50
on Tuesday night the subject OF consid-
GRAFTON will So electricity. and Thursday the
water Committee VIII have sessions at both
Is and r. NJ, t H
On FRIDAY night tho Committee on ST.
johns Buryins- Ground meets Mt 90 clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Cattle Qunrantin..

WASHINGTON, D. G.. March .l.--Tho
Department If Agriculture to-day announced
tho annu' quarantine against the inter.
state shipment of cattle from the fourteen
states in which splenetic. Southern or Texas
fever exists The quarantine is effective
ArriI LIST. The quarantined area includes
parts of California. Oklahoma. Texas, Mis-
souri, Arkansas Louisiana. Mississippi, Ten
nesseo. Alabama, Virginia. North Carolina.
south Carolina, Georgia and Florida
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

worth. Kan, Viii be promoted to the
grade OF major-general on the 9th
instant. on the retirement of Major
John B. Kerr, commanding the Twelfth
Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, who
will be appointed a brigadier- general,
vice General Davis, promoted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Trewaller sent On.

James II. Mann (colored) was in the Pa
lice Court yesterday morning on tho charge
OF stealing $685. from E. j. Brown. IThc
case was continued to March osth.
l.. L. Trewaller was sent on to the grand
jury on the charge OF breaking into the bar
ber- shop of James Woodson and stealing
therefrom a mirroH and four shaving mugs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
salvation Army Meetlnes,

salvation Army services will be held to-
day as follows: Sunday school VIII open in
the army hall at 1880 in The morning.
will be held at Reservoir Park. There will
be singing. arsd> several prominent church.
men VIII snaak. At o'clock in the evening
the regular sunday meeting will be. held in
the hall. Captain Fowler will speak on
Tie Original Several members of the
atmy will speak, and there VIII be singing
b" special chorus. if