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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

Th&aA win be 10 meeting of the Board next Saturday. the regular day for the session, as by special designa- tion of the body yesterday. the day after Christmas will De reserved as . holiday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
rnll rnAn nannhna.

Atlanta, Ga, Dee lo.-Samuel Man nasheh, 50 years old, a native of Rus sla. and who has been fin Atlanta since 1884. died last night of injuries he TO- celved Monday from failing Into a man hole on Marietta Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
rOrty-aye Yesr. on rorce.

Forty-ave Years on Force.
 Macon, Ga, Dec. ig.-Forty.fi five years a policeman Is the record Of A. L. Avant, of the Macon police force. Citizens and brother police officers will unite in giving Avant a Christmas present in token of their admiration. He is n years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
up-te-pats rsekins Plant.

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. le.--Annourcenhent was made today that the erection of an up-to-date packing plant, with a ea- pacity of 4,000 hogs and 1000 beeves 1. The supply of meat will be princi- paiiy from Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

Come and see our line Rf Cake. Over three tons on exhibition. Hansen & Jah, 2I5 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

Remember ear Cake is 9uaranteea pure and of beat quality. Hansen& Joh, BIS Dexter Ave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
LANDSCAPE PLAN
WAS VOTED DOWN
Ordinance to Secure Services OF
an Expert Rejected by Coun-
Gil Committee.

BY a vote of 4 to 8 the Committee
on Ordinance. Charter and Reform re-
fused last night to adopt Councilman
IIunsdon Cary's ordinance providing
for landscape artist to help beautify
the parks and streets of the city. Mr..
Cary made a strong argument for the
measure. calling to mind the value OF
this work in otlie. cities. and show
ing how 1t could be OF much benefit
here II Is 40. nkely that his efforts
will, end with an unfavorabia report
from the committee.
Alderman Ellett's ordinance. au
thoriz!ng the Police Justice 10 rclease
habitual drunkards w.th families de-
pendent upon. them ana have them
watched by yrobatioa officer, to be
appointed for tat purpose, was adopt
eG.
There was favorable action on au
ordinance to appoint matron at the
First Police Station, at d salary of
$500.
The proposition OF Councilman Pow
crs that every ward in the city should
have representation on the Finance
Committee was rejected. Mr.. Powers
ecntended that under the present ar
rangement some wards were left out,
while others lad as many as three
members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
BLUES TO HONOR
VISITING TROOPS
Governors Foot Guard to Take
Part in Washington Birth
day Event.

Washington's Birthday will be cole
brated with great military spectacle
In Richmond to-day.
With the military organizations, es-
pecially the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. the ceremonies will begin carly
in the day. AT 7:ao this morning
detachment viii be at the Richmond.
Fredericksburg Dnd Potomac Railroad
station to meet and escort to their
quarters at the Jefferson Hotel tho
twenty-five members OF the Second
Company Of the Governors Foot Guard
OF Connecticut. who bring with them
the clock to be presented to the Blues
as a mark of appreciation for the
treatment accorded them on the occa-
sion of their visit to the city in Octo-
Der. The morning hours will be spent
by the visitors in going around the
city. accompanied by officers OF the
Blues battalion.
Parade This Afternoon.
At $40 in the afternoon the battalion
viii assemble at the Capitol Square
in full dress for the annual parade In
honor OF Washington. Members of
the Governors Foot Guard will accom-
pany them through the entire line of
march. the officers parading with the
staff of the commanding officer. and
the enlisted men with the non-com-
missioned staff. The line OF march
viii extend out as far as the Lee Mon
ument. where rest of ten minutes
Will be given. the parade returning
down Grace Street to- the Capitoi
Square. where ranks viii be broken at
$50 and the battalion dismissed.
Officers of the Blues Will take lunch
with the Governors Foot Guard at the
Jefferson. At Murphy's Hotel tonight,
where the battalion will give a ban
quet In honor of their visitors, Captain
Edward S. Beecfer will present, on be-
half OF the Governors Foot Guard. the
magnificent clock. which will be re-
ceived in n fitting manner by Major
Z. w. Bowles. of the Blues.
Events in the schools.
The Howitzcrs will send over 10
Mancheste. detachment, under the
command OF Lieutenant Pollard. to fire
the national salute at the dedication
OF the new high school at o'clock in
the afternoon.
Most of the schools OF the city held
yesterday exercises in honor of the
day. there being a partial suspension
OF duties on this account.
The. pupils of Nicholson school held
their celebration yesterday afternoon.
the program being furnished by the
members Of the { a grade, of which
Miss Pansy Chadick is teacher. Tho
exercises consisted of appropriate
songs and rccitatons. The feature OF
the occasion was an address on George
Washington by Mr.. Henry Sydnor Har-
rison, which was enjoyed alike by
teachers, pupils and patrons.
In the churches and Sunday schools
the day will be observed tomorrow
very generally throughout the city. In
several Of the churches the character
of George Washington will be the sub
ject of the sermons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23

sistance in lighting the ordinance In
the courts, as it is not believed that
the passage of the Dabney law Will
materially lessen the amount OF liquor
drunk in Richmond.
y close study OF the list of those re-
jected Will show that with few eX-
ceptions they are among the smaller
dealers, there being among them few
bars employing more than two men.
The list verified every feature of the
exhaustive summary of ii given of 1t
in this paper yesterday.
Thirty bars remain on Broad Street
west of Seventh, to refresh the retail
purchaser fifteen OF them being east
of Foushee Street. East of Ninth
Street there is but one bar on Broad
Street, and that is at the corner Of
Seventeenth Street. Some complaint
was made at the renewal of the license
for Kains place at 10 East Broad
Street, the only bar on the south side
of Broad. in the shopping section, To-
Gated just between two of the largest
department stores. The place has been
there so met!me, however, and there
has been little cause for complaint.
Perhaps a more serious complaint
from ladies anu housekeepers is the
perfect nest of liquor stores and bar
rooms which centre around the Sixth
Street market, and which line Sixth
Street opposite tie vegetable and meat
stalls. and spread out like fan in
either direction on Broad Street, so that
mo one can reach the market without
passing several.
HI.ich Wild Talk.
In the disgrunted crowd about the
City Hall there was the expected wild
talk, and in some cases charges of
graft and influence We're made. One
man said that those who patronized a
certain lawyer Jared better than 9TH
ers, but his theory didn't stand the test
as some of this attorneys clients got
the AK.
Judge Witt stated that though he
had not been able to grant licenses to
| all those recommended by the Police
Commission, the list would be kept. and
| in case of vacancies in the $50 later
by reason of retirement from business
or forfeiture of license, these applicants
would have the preference.
| Not entirely against the judge did
the grumblers direct their invectives
Charges that certain politician had
fixed" the list made out by the Police
| Board We're freely voiced, but on In
quiry seemed to have about as little
d, foundation as those which involved the
Judge himself. When the smoke of
the battle clears away and the fraE-
ments are gathered up, 1t is not thought
| that the liquor business of Richmond
Will by any means have received Its
death blow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
NOT TUccINELLI
Disturbance Occurred ct Pacini Place
Lower Down.

Disturbance Occurred ct Pacini Place
Lower Down.
In the report of the alleged attempt
ed assault on white girl by two white
men on Thursday night the name OF
the girl was given as Casarina Pucci-
pelli. The name should have been "a
cini. The father of the girl conducts
a saloon at No. 1900 East Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Puccinelli have {
place at No. 1900 East Main Street
but have no children. The mistak
was due primarily to the fact that
Pacinl speaks English imperfectly,
could not make himself clearly under
stood to the officers or to the reporter.
1t was necessary to search the direc-
tory, and the only name found at the
location where The reported attempt
was said to have been made was
Puccinelli One error was discovered
yesterday when the ease was called
in Police Court. There was no distur-
bance of any sort in the store of Mr..
puccinelli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
LICENsEs GRANTED.

Alright, Giusseppi, 1919 Il. Main Street.
Atkinson, Jonn Marshall Park HoteD
90l Il. Broad Street.
Atkinson, Samuel r. (Rlchmond HoteD,
Ninth and Grace Streets.
Anthony, A. G. and Frank T., OLE Z. Main
Street.
Allen, Johu NJ, 1901 N. Seventeenth
Anthony, A. G.. Jr.. 1904 w. Broad Street,
Albert, John T., s.d ", Broad Street;
burke, james j., 1921 N. Seventeenth
Street
Bagley, r. j., 3l6 y. Twenty-hfh Street
Butler, Il. H., ~ N Eighteenth Street.
Bianlenship, Alonzo d., :i03 Il. Main
Street.
Blake, Thomas Edward, 2lli T.. Main
Street
Eriil, w, and Edward Cowardin, sol N.
seventeenth Street,
Rlankcnship, Davis Alexander, silo e.
Main Street.
soze. Edward s., 2oOs venable Street.
Hagley, Thomas r., lilo n. Twenty-ntth
street.
Brusclanl & CO.. 1875 w. Duval Street.
Bagi, Louis. GOO Brook Avenue.
Bertoci, John Antoni. 524 W. Broad Street.
nonlni, Peter, 81 E Marshall Street.
Bonaldi, Frank. a01 n Third Street.
Callahan, Timothy f., 800 Fifth Street
Connell, David. and w. j. Miller, 2O6 T.
Cooke, Homer H., 52a Il. nrond Street.
Ca.ei, Amedia, III ~, Broad Street.
Castekeichi Peter. 2i24 y. Main Street.
:, Chris, John, and Pat H. Mckinley. 400 n
Eighteenth Street.
Ghristian, II. l.. & Company, 8li T.. Main
street
:. canepa, >, Is, and j, A. Bacclgulupo, 1915
u, Franklin street.
/ cc! h,nmMs: A. H., 1o1 7: Cary street
/ Took. Edward j., 9l8 II. Cary Street
Z cousins supply Co., 100 f. Cary Street.
nonahoe, Patrick Henry, al0 N, seven.
pobblns, W. j., 100 Z, broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23

Personals ana brtc1N.
To-day being a legal holiday all
banks In the city are closed. The post
Office Will be open between the hours
of and II o'clock in the morning.
and there will be one delivery and
one collection of mail during the day.
"A silver tea will be given at the
home Of Mrs. Charles II. Jones. No.
1891 Hull Street. next Tuesday night
for the benefit of the Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church.
"A Washington birthday party will
be given at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Reams. corner of Seventh and Hull
Streets. next Monday night.
The entertainment will be held under
the auspices of the Fifth Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
The proceeds of the performance at
Ferari's jungle last night were donat-
ed to the building fund of the Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church.
Mr.. c. n. Chalkley. of Swansboro,
will leave in few days for Evans
vile. Wis, where he will probably
make his home.
Miss Lottie Burkert left last eve
ming to visit relatives in Baltimore.
She will remain IN that city several
days.
"A suit for divorce has been filed by
P. Albert Smith for Mrs. Eta T. Worth
against her husband. Louis A. Worth.
Mrs. Worth was formerly Miss Driver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
MRS. HoLLlsTER HERE

Mrs. Lillian M. HOLSTER, supreme
commander of the Lady Maccabees OF
the World. delivered an address last
night before an audience which taxed
the capacity OF the large auditorium
in Fraternity Hall.
Introduced by Mayor Mccarthy, Mrs.
HOLSTER spoke about thirty minutes
on fraternity matters, Progress" being
the principal topic. She did not, how
ever, confine herself to the Maccabees,
but went back to the origin and pur-
poses of secret fraternal organizations
following their progress down to the
present time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
PORTRAIT PRESENTED
Interesting Occasion ut Lee Cnmp Halt
Last Night

Interesting Occasion mt Lee Camp Halt
Last Night.
In stirring and eloquent language,
reminiscent of the glories Of the Con.
federacy and full of praise for tho
man who had so brave, though so BRIEF
a career, Major Robert w. Hunter, last
night presented to Lee Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, an oil painting Of Lieu
Colonel Austin Z. Smith, son Of
Governor William ("Extra Bllly'D
Smith.
Placed on an easel, the portrait was
in full view of the members OF the
camp, who. while inspecting It, listen
cd to sketch of the life of its orig
inal.
Navy agent at San Francisco. CAL.
at the time OF the outbreak of the war,
Colonel Smith gave up all to come back
to the South and fight In her defense.
He was arrested, however, in New
York, while en- route home, and Ian
guished some time in prison, afterward
being exchanged for some prominent
citizen of Philadelphia captured on the
plains of Manassas lie had but brief
career, receiving a wound In the battle
OF Gaines's Mill, which resulted In his
death. Major Hunter paid high tri-
butte to Colonel Smith, extollng In elo-
quent words the undying spirit OF de-
votion he had displayed.
The portrait was received on behalf
OF Leo Camp by the Rev. Lnndon r.
Mason, in a few words Of appropriate
eulogy{ and Of thanks to the donors.
Colonel Thomas Smith, brother OF
the original Of the portrait, who was
present at the meeting, ana Miss Amelia
Smith, his sister.
The camp dea.ded to attend divine
services at Clay Street Methodist
Church Tomorrow night. with the
George q. Pickett Camp. The men,
bers VIII meet IN the lecture room of
tho church at 1880 O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
Lord, s'l alexander G., is N. Seventeenth

Main Streets.
Lord, Alexander G., IS N. Seventeenth
Street
sIoschetti. II. l., 1o1 n. Eighteenth street.
NIarchettl, Louis, 1919 T.. Main Street.
McClary, Paul IT., and Dennis Sullivan,
LOB +. Franklin Street.
r Nickel; D, ": and Eugene g. Boyd ITO
" NIa ,.n Ma ssaine 1o1 n. Seventeenth
Never, George y, 100 $; . Eighth !, Street.
Robben. George William, 0l8 n. First
Street.
Robins. Fred, COL Il. alarshal!.
Robinson, SpottswouA W., ~ ~ i'sn'een'"
Kobben. Joseph j.. 8. Fifteenth Street.
Ryan. Patrick D.. 1910 y; rrhn nIai Street
Rnppert. John E,nii,, S4 IsO1 =. Cary Street
Russell, Charles r.. sol Louisiana Street.
Kucger, William, Ninth and nanli Streets.
Rothe, William Edward 90 Aou'e'''''
Smith, w. THOMAS, 4os w Broad Street s
straus, Abram f., 100 ~. broa ,a = street I,s
straus, Isaac and Leon STEM az - A''oA"
schmidt, william G. and Edward g., 5o4
u Broad Street. -, ,,..,, Ay.nu.
Stein, Hermann WI VA 81 Broad neSSf street,
Schmidt, +. f., ool =. Cary street stree ! r..,
sspas,; Gha1a a. L. az 1,S f. Main street
Terrence, walter Thomas. 1870 W. Cary
Terry, Harvey L., 4os n. sIStl, street street
Traferi, Chnsle, 800 w. Main .p S1res Street.
rr,ma, Philip, lls y Elss sisth street .et'''
!li!mnn, Hermann, 3d d = a. ,1rnad street,
Walden, William E., SOD n. ~ Sansl' 1890
II. Main Street. Tve,fth
:, Williams Richard NJ. r. > .. iWen'"
Street. !, ctraat
Weinberg. Leon T., 1sssr "; pI.o''' '
Anderson, q. ". Sons, 1881 W. Caly o'ls'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23

onests, sebastian. 81 100 \. Second street:
rlcch, E. T., :.o \. s Seventeenth street.
Rubin, ii. j., lss n. E!shteenth. Street.
K K;naT Z il 70 dAi s ns ete 1ol n
iilsh,t;:r. y. +, 80 $. Second Street
sshwartz. !. O., 1900 E. Broad Street E;s;t,,
Sanguennctti, Emanuel III q Lsh'h
schiitz Brewing Company. .oo !, So,
Tinten, Oscar T.. $50 Louisiana !, Sire Street
! TraferI. Peter, 7OS Brook Avenue.
4 Thomas, III. Nj, 500 n. Second Street.
vanni. w.. 511 e. Marshall Street.
WniIr,op. III, IT,, sos Brook Avenue.
Voters, S. w, IlaO N. Twenty-seventh
'1 Winston, #. s.. so7 w. Baker Street.
W'ailmyer,. August. 1913 w. Leigh street.
Younger \! NOT 4 CONSIDERED.
Persons applying for license who did not
@ @epos'' applications We're not considered:
ns Shirley 1881 4 % s,sss Street
IMckc V. D., 562 BROOK Avenue.
Pollard, w. a., Twenty,f ana Streets
ta sa " William un SIS " s Cary street.
SalHtti, e.. 303 Brook Avenue.
Smith, y. G., Thirteenth and Leigh Streets.
strnus y stein, iss i. Broad,
West, j. j., .O2S p Street.
West, II. D.. roo n. Seventeenth Street.
Wolf, q. a., 4.2 n. Sixth Street.
Warriner, w. j., ;.?4 S. First Street.
Walker, Louis, ia n. Eighteenth Street.
Names reported us Preserved for further
considerations;
DOYLE, y. u. 20. A, Flournoy. Proprietor>,
700 II. Broad Street.
McDonough, y, a., 1901 w. Main Street.
Pizzint, "A. a., Lakewood.
Pucclnelli, W, 1900 II. Main Street,,.....,
Robertson s. Bro. GIG y. Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
LONG AWAITED WFlSKEY LIST ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY
Dury, Thomas John. 115 Louisiana Ave

DuhE, Thomas John, lis Louisiana Ave.
Delarue, Gustavc T., 01O f. Main Street.
NJ Dawes, Mark b.. and j. G. Nash, 800 f.
Donati, Andred. 17ls L. Franklin Street.
disney, James 7. (AIurphy's FoteD, Eighth
Della Denn.; Nura. Harry, 2ss ". Broad Street.
Ebenlinck, julius f., 1917 e. Main Street.
Einsteln, Jacob s., COO E. Broad Street.
Street.
Eranclone. Rafaelle. ia e. Broad Street
teenth Street.
!, Griffin. Henry f., 6ss N. Seventeenth
Gisselbrecht, Louis G.. 1871. f. Main Street:
GarthrEht Walter and Y. f.. .l4 n. Third
Gragnani. Otto, 40 f. Broad Street.
Griffith, David r., 20 Il. Broad Street.
HUNT, Thomas Patrick, 2O2 +. Baker
lloizapfcl & Co., 41o n. Sixth Street.
Blake, Mnnaser). 5i4 i. Broad Street.
i iieeke, Henry g. l,5 w Marshall Street
, iialllnnn, Davis and Thomas s., 1851 E.
Main Street.
iiorsins. c. H.. $500 ycnable Street
iiatkc, Joseph a., 8O6 e. Cary.
HOLIDAY. James Il. and T.. q. Pollard, 700
Hart, James e., 1925 N. Seventeenth
Street,
liartzelI, Howard H., 1000 F.. Main Street
Jefferson Realty Corporation, Main and
Jefferson Streets.
Jacobs, .lueben Mutual Bldgo Ninth
and Main Streets
heive, Lipman, 1924 f. Main Street
hellN, Phil g., Inc, 1913 r.. Main Street.
arouse. Joseph n. s., l3 w. Broad Street.
hain, James, 10 u. Broad Street,
lam ,, y Bro, 5l6 Brook Avenue.
hins, George W.. 4Ol n. Sixth Street.
Lnwder, NJ, d., h02 Il. Broad Street
,ennhan, Patrick j., 208 s. Seventh Street.
Tango, Bernard H. S25 st, James Street
lebolo, Henry, 220l Il. Main Street
Lawrence. NJ W., l1l8 Il. Main Street.
'1rhenstein, Joseph, 100 II. Main Street
Lexington uotd Company, Twelfth upd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
DISSATISFIED ROAR
FROM L!NFORTLlNATES
Prevent Reduction Of
Wages Of Employees

III tile matter of the reduction of
the compensation of the employees
of the senbUard Air Line Railway,
United Stntcs Circuit Judge Pritcl-
nrd stated yesterday, In II conference
on the subject with the counsel for
the receivers, TINT he WIS very NIX
ious that there should be no reduce
tons in the wages of the operatives
of the road. such as conductors, en-
ginemcn, firemen. etc., and requested
that the receivers and the chief ex-
ccutire of the road meet here In the
near future for the purpose of con-
sidcring the matter and reaching II
conclusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
Biasi. a., 1000 w. Leigh Street.
Baker, Richard, 32:7 Street.
Bochlipg. G, A., 900 ", Leigh Street,

f3laSl, a., .UOU w. Leigh Street.
Baker, Richard, 1927 o Street.
Bochling, G. a., 900 ". Leigh Street.
Clark. G. W., 1875 n. Thlrtleth Street.
Corrleri, A.. 6.8 Brook Avenue.
Ceeehn Taa 14s5 F Rrohm Street
Crescloli, Tito, 622 f. Cary Street.
Conway, j. r., 1901 w. Cary Street.
Cicucci, 6. i" slO N. Seventeenth Street.
Dement,. Antonio. 1890 lshort !. Street.
EnElelslns, y, iol ". Canal street.
tillio. a, Old i. Broad street.
GIannotti, j., 1924 r. Broad street.
Gathrisht, ". ". and +. l., $ii N.
I iiessburs, Gunst s Co., lrol E. Cary
Hasan. James a.. $40 Lester Street.
Hubbard, g. T.. I'LL n. Twenty-hfth
Street.
HSy q Fl ee9 W p street. Street
i1ansberrs. frank. 10 y. Eighteenth
itnisher. l.. H., ols N. Third street. -
INll2urd, William L., osl n. Thlrtieth
Street.
King. Eddie. do Brook Avenue.
K aun,, y y, 1sl Z, Byrd asranth street.
Lenzf, Peter. 500 w. BROAD street,
Miller supply COMPANY. IL W. troaa
MeCrcady. j. A., 1897 w. Main street.
Michel, PnulO, 301 S. Second street.
laroni, G.. 1873 w. Marshall street.
Nloselcy. w. IL, 020 N. First street.
Moore, II. b.. 1880 II. Franslln street,
Ntagnni, Eugene, 1900 u. Cary street
Moran. II. NJ, 261b u. Main Street =; 4. !.
]. MCKINLEY, j. @. and r. H., loo y. E'sh-
teenth Street.
Mitchell, John.
Nagelsmnnn, q. j., 7Ol N, Third Street,
Nolte, II. H.. lib y. Canal Street, ..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
WILL OF CAPTAIN WISE
Filed for Probate Yesterday; Estate
Vnlucl Mt $4,000.

The will of the late George D. Wise,
former member of Congress. and we'll
known lawyer, was filed for probate in
the Chancery Court Yesterday. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
The testator leaves to his niece and
his nephew. Ellen D. Wise. daughter
of the late F. NJ. Wise. and James D.
Wise, son Of the late James NJ. Wise,
all the residue Of his estate. after pay
Ing certain expenses and requests. His
brother, L. w. Wise. is made executor
To him and to Mrs. Laura c. Wise
widow of Peyton Wise. he bequeaths
his one-sixth interest in certain prop
erty In San Joaquin, Cal, said to be
about $40 acres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
Cards Confiscatcd.

Pawnbrokers of Richmond have been
warned by the United States revenue
officers against handling packs of
cards on which the revenue stamp has
been broken. and considerable guam
tity of secondhand cards have been
seized by local officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
CONDUCTOR KILLED
Russell Evans Meets Death While Cou-
plins Cars Near Centrnlin.

ping Cars Near Centrnliu.
Russell Evans. twenty-nine years of
age. freight conductor on the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. was caught be-
ping near Centralia at o'clock on
Thursday night, and was instantly kill
ed His body was brought to Rich
mond. The funeral will take place
from Pine Street Baptist Church at 4
o'clock this afternoon, the services
to be in charge of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen.
Mr.. Evans is survived by three SIS
Misses Alma and Emma Evans-and
one brother-Mr. j. G. Evans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
Camp to Attend Service.

camp TO AttenU service.
Pickett Camp. Confederate Veterans,
Will attend a special service to-mor-
row night at Clay Street Methodist
Church, Adams and Clay Streets.
Members of The camp are requested to
meet in the lecture-room of the church
at 1880 P. NJ. in full uniform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23

Witt. and does not consider that he
owes any man an apology.
Personals and Briefs.