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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
LUCY SMITH
WENT TO JAIL
Several Small Fights Settled
Temporarily by Justice John.

Justce Crutchfield disposed OF long
list OF small cases yesterday. but try
as he could, not a case crept out Tor
the grand jury.
Lucy Smith. colored. went to jail Tor
stealing q lot Of underwear from NJ. F'e-
gar.
James Owen alias James J. Powell. got
drunk md trespassed on the premises Of
Bessie Newcomb. and he was placed
under ;lc0 security Tor thirty days.
Lucy Fauntleroy and Eta Davis struck
each other with beer bottles. and It cost
them 80 and costs each.
Lucy Jane Wise, colored, paid $50 for
being drunk on tho street. NJ
s Frank Coles, colored. was fined $50 for
having a concealed pistol In his possess
sion.
Gus Britt. coiored. was sent down for
thirty days as a suspicious character.
Eugene Carson, a small white boy. was
carried to court by his father as an in
corrigible, but tho boy promised to 90
better, and he was allowed to go home.
Julian Green, coIored, paid $3.50 for dis
orderly conduct on the street.
Eta Taylor. Emma Knight and Willie
Dalton were each fined $3.50 for beat
ing each other with clubs and bottles.
A number Of drunks were heard and
disposed OF In the usual course.
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. NERVOUS REGISTRATION
The Result Of the Pain and Irritation
From Hemorrhoids.

The Result OF the Pain and Irritation
From Hemorrhoids.
Nervous prostratson is often the result
ne neglecting a case OF hemcrrhoids or
piles; the pain and irritation attendant
upon this dlsagreeable trouble inconven-
veniences and annoys one, but 1t Is
possible to go to business and to do
the ordinary days work. so the trouble
IS neglected until the nerves become ex-
hausted and the patient Is a victim Of
nervous prostration.
Een,orrhoids cause a sensation OF heat,
tension and Itching In a region where IS
located the most sensitive nerves or the
human system and the continued rita
ton will eventually cause a collapse ct
the nerves. This would easily have been
avoided II tho patient had carefully treat
ed the case Of piles from their first APP
pearance. No other trouble can be so
quickly and safely overcome IL treated
In an early stage; and even II the case
Is an old one, there is a. remedy which
will act with remarkable results II faith
fully applied.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is In supposi-
tory form and can be conveniently APP
piled to tho afflicted parts. the soothing
oils and medication reaching and healing
the enlarged hemorrholdal veins or the
rectlm and acting at once upon the In
famed Tissues.
Eyery sufferer from, this trouble should
send At once to the Pyramid Drug Co..
Marshall. Mich. for their book on Piles
Or Hemorrhoids, which will DO sent free.
Ihe Pyramid Pile Cure 10 SO well known
ana the hundreds cured by 1t have SO adj
yertlsed II that the little book IS merely
sent % slye each patient clearer view
o. MS or f1er particular case and the
proper treatment for It, 4,
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Statement ofthe Earnings and Expenses
of-the Road in December.

Statement ofthe Earnings and Expenses
of the Road in December.
4 statement OF the earnings and e1-
penses OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way for the month Of December. 1902. Is
as follows:
Miles operated-lsoe, ITO; 1901, l.s75: In
crease. 49,.
Earnings, passenger. mali and express
1907 &320.ose.5e; 1901. s267sa7.lS; increase.
ss2.242il. twenty per cent
10: Increase. {235. 717.ls, twenty-five per
Total earnings-1soe. ,le4s.s4s.ss; 1901.
s1.sGo.ss7.2s; increase. $2s', $3.50. twenty-one
per cent. aa3
Operating expenses:s Maintenance OF way
and structures-loO2, $500. 25S.72; 1901. 1885,
b46.51; increase. S61. 712:2l
Maintenance OF equipment-1eo2, S1e9.-
b07.1e; 1901. sl51,el5.N: increase. {1s.Ss2.1o.
Conducting transportatlon-1902 $3.50. 26S.-
-; 1901 s+Q5. O64o1; Increase s125.l9sSs.
General expenses. including taxes-1eo2.
t72.2l7M: 1901. S7O,s5s.es: increase, 31,57.s2-
Total expenses-lso2, s972 ,336.7S 1901. $765.-
7s55.25; increase, s206, ISLES. twenty-sevcn
Net earnings-1so2, ss7e. 1910; 1901. 1884,
s02,oa; increase, ss1.4oso7, fourteen per
cent.
Deduct nxed charges, etc.--19o2, s212, 936.67;
1901 s92,04O,S3: increase. $20,S95.s4.
surplus-19oa. $685. 7a.43 1901, 500 so. 90;
increase. sso,512.23.
Proportion OF expenses! to gross earn
ings-lso9, lfty-nine per cent: 1901 fifty
six per cent.
For six months July LIST to December
Blst:
Average miles operatcd-lse2. Ito; 1901.
l.675; Increase, IS.
Earnings: Passenger, mail and express
1902, sl741,39l.Oa; 1901. s14ss.002 SO; increase
s2zS 3SS ,65, seventeen per cent
Freight-1eO2, ss.297, z74.4s; 1901 s7,17s,147.76;
Increase. 81. 1lS.12673, sixteen per cent.
Total earnings-19o2, sl0,03S, 665.52: 1901
$s672,15o.14; Increase, 3l3e6.615.3s, sixteen
per cent.
Operating expenses: Maintenance OF way
and structures-19o2, sl,2S5, 1928 1901, $685.
2s7.19; Increase. 1898 ,450.o4.
Maintenance Of equipment-19o2. s1.420,-
Gs.s6; 1901. s1,167,547.6i; increase, $252,S70.72.
1SoS7; 1901. s23s0. 3i2.S5 increase, Si52 Sal. o..
s439 92s.3s; 1901. s392,59a.n; increase, sA7-
a23.B1.
Total expenses-1eO2. s5,o7s, 2e7.s4: 1901,
e4932,777.45: Increase. s1,04s, 490.99. twenty
one per cent.
Net earnings-19O2, $405e. 1897. g.: 1901. 3d.
49, a6s: increase, 1920, o24,09. nine per cent.
Deduct liked charges, etc--1au1, $1.272,-
67O: 1901, s1.152607 increase. $40 $3.50.
6urplus-1903, $2,7S8, 427. 6S: 1901. s25S6. 1885,.
10: increase, S199662. 40
Proportion Of expenses to gross earn
tugs-looa sixty per cent; 1901, hftwseven
Der cent,
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- N. Z.
TRAINS LEAVE KlCtlMoNi ,-DYNb.sTKE
STATION.
600 a M, NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. AT.
n; Stops only at Petersburg. wavsriy and SUI
$40 a, NJ, dsl,y, Arrives Petersburg e:la
f. 4. rsyettsyils az :: ~ chatlsstoa i i!:IS
+. NJ Savannah vl o goo 4 4 NJ. Jacksonville o:oo
as @. q rb hofs Tampa z39
p1llnsn sleeper New York to ,t jact.onvil,e.
r. N. Connects with Norfolk and western
Railway for Roanoke and intermediates points.
sfsys Gssvf So1 R' 6R4 h re- ss,
s,ss. 9a; at It s'''s @av sfs
s's $se ss,s -
t!1e =: M, DAILY Arrive. Peter Petersburg Gas
e5s r 's X, n FLo eisfi; AND WEST INDIAN
VIII Ses ana f's %ssssn
r. y. Connects With Atlantic and Danvile for
stations between Emporla and Lawrencevillel;
Msds Seo 8 ~ 1910
n, Jacksonville 12:45 4. n. Tampa 10000 r.
NEW WI LINZ San 70 ' MppL Fl POINTS
arriving Ausns aa s25 MI Macon 1aaG a
~" Albania l:u Z. M i.ullman sleeper new
Jacksonville. 6ukusta and Macon; New York
to Thomasvile. Tuesday only. Dlnlnscar SCI.
= Connect. e Fsts;ssu.s 'y Wis So1se LIZ
teo Reanofs s 4:ss s. H. p1sfe
. /! 80 ?. NJ, daily. Arrives Petersburg, 1910
,So a.,1 sEw YORK ASR rIqnp 3.
al. ss' St oGe
Pullman Palace slseplng; Library, Observation
~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
nah, Charleston. Atlanta Macon. augusta and
ali points South.
$40 a. NJ. daily, except Monday. From 81.
y Ys5 4; NJ NJ dry I; From Petersburg. Lynch.
s4s a: NJ, daily. except Sunday. Peters.
lilo =. NJ. daily EXCEPT Sunday. From
i. Ii'is 4; NJ. daily, From Petersburg. sat-
ll:4a A. NJ, daily. From Norfolk. Suffolk
300 s.. M, daily, From Petersburg. Roam.
oT $50 ,atsEnse aa pG1 sn vorfo,t suros
7,4s P. M. daily. From Miami. Port Tnm.
pa. jacksonville, Savannah. Charleston. VII.
s.5s =. NJ daily. From Petersburs.. Lynch.
80 - = - f. n. EM,,HnsoN.
Traffic Manager.
". J. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
O. g. CAMPBELL,
DiyiAion Passenger Agent
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Richmond, Fredericksburg 3
Potomac fRa|lr0ad.
HCHEDItI4E m EErFfi.r rAAf i1EI

scHEDgLE IN EFFECT JAN. III, ieos.
Tor Wa.hi 49, daily. iron, BYRD Street ssatiog
Eredtrsksbars ssop a. az n' oeess
Suan SSunaays. Sleeping Cars ~ washing ton & ep{
els a. 4, daily, III from naln-stree. station.
3or Washington and beyond. Stops At Frcdes.s
&c iekSNSn,s ana Alexandria. Buffet Sleeping Card
ei45 a. M. daily, from Maln-shs.. station.
NE Wya a,f, , and beyond. seaboard
AL puilmnn Cars and Dining Car. IA
Sga srn charge. other than regular Pullman
street b ss sNS s@p 4afe en sS from
e. M,t Special. for for Washington and beyond.
sfe bn IL 9ss a ne g eSs1as
than !. n regular Pullman Are. = 'l'''
don e. Mo e1espt sunday from Ebs sta
a,s sSo u IL . Sunday only from
Elbs, Glen Allen And local Stations. ASH Ashland
e GaesIy Eli Bulbs 9f,r
s.ation for washington and beyond. stops : a.
plba, Glen Allen and LOCAL stations. Ashland IA
S S5s, e, %asnlnsson aud Beyond
burg and Alexandrle. Buffet parIor Car. Con-
meets 3 With Congregational Limited. - - \,
station ior sans I'D
int ( :cn q {. points
ana beyeaa stops 4
Frederieksburg Brooke. Widewatsr and Alexans
f sss 1s s sasspt c sspdsy from Is,
ticp. accommodation Tor Ashland and interme.
s:o5 :, N. daily. from pyrd.streee STATIC.
H 4,h,sad, 6ssws 1iite;d FFsds;ielssass.
Stops at other stations Sunday. Sleeping Cat
Riehmo ID to New York and washington Il
s'H1ss snd from nSs ss
TEAMS IRA ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
6.4o a; M ~. except Sunday. at Elba Station,
lo 500 a. NJ, daily. q. By,d-str.et station.
s Ssess, It ] po
das. hunes Sleeping Car New YORK G 70 n ao5,
sses
sta1ss 1sies lSssssS' !
s. s:o5 :; n. daily. # Msln-strest st.t1on
Buffet Sleeping Car from New York.
ise A ss and nsa
n s'' 4 sEss:ss;' ss::s
fosk a1d Warrington. Dining Car.
sops az ,pd
tic9 to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba1
1o,25 2. M. daily, at Matn.street Station,
Seaboard Florida Limited. from Washing}
ton ton, and beyond. Makes no local stops. Az
Pullman Cars and Dining Car. No extrl
charge. other than regular Pullman fare, {s
Hoo ?. n, except Sunday at Elba station
1l4o M. daily, except Sunday. at Byrd,
Street Station New York and Florida Special,
from washington q; and beyond. Makes no local
stops. All Pullman Cars and Dining Carr
No extra charge. other than regular Pull.
man fare. 55Sf
from Washington and Beyond. Stops at Alex
andra. Freder!cksburs and boswell. Bunes
Sleeping Cars from New York.
W. r. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
". u. DUKE. General Manager. Ks
G, w. GULF. Assist. Gen'l. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Considering the Budget.

4 The Finance COMMITTEES met yesterday
afternoon at O'clock Cor the purpose
Of further considering the budget of this
year. on which It has been at work for
the past two weeks. All Of the men,
hers were present. Some two hours were
consumed in hearing the wants OF the
departments OF Streets. Grounds and
BUILDINGS and Health Department. Chair
man Gordon says that 1t VIII require
steady work for tho balance OF the month
to finish tho tedious undertaking.
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Is Nearly Well.

Mr.. Tom Hanna formerly foreman Of
the blacksmith shop at the Trigg ship
yards. who was operated upon at the
Virginia Hospital last week, IS very
much improved and expects to leave the
hospital in few days.
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N INV Norfo|kitssWestern
General OnlosA: Roanoke. Va
NOVEMBER a0TH, 1903.
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAiLi), BYRD-STl

General O1iosA: Roanoke. Va si,
NOVEMBER aoTH. 1909. 81
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAlLi), BYRD-STREr1
Norfolk u &c \, y; Stops only at Pstersburs,
to let OF passengers from Richmond and Pa.
''t s:So 4. M. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS 70.
Lynchburg k ao & tS S9gmhus GinGM-s
;sTsbSEs 70 K9a bA g R|alaa 4 SIssPs.
natl; also, for Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
% ,a Meo :. X, NRoanoko Espress.e Tor farm,
vile, Lynchhurs. aonnota and Intermediate
$500 500 p. NJ. ocEAs SHORE LIMITED. AZ
riyes Norfolk 6;20 II. X. Stops only al Peters.
burg, Wayery aud Ssnolk, Connects at Nor
folk with steamers to Boston. Providence. New
York, baltimore and Washington.
si6s r, n, fes sunolt. Norfolk and uterine
S;sb ?. NJ, for iynsSburs and Roa sn Con n
meets al L.ynehhurg with Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited. Pullman Sleeper Ly4chbpfs
70 Msmphia and New Orleans. Cafe Parlor sp1
Observation Cars Radfayd TO Attala, Ala. Pulk
and sysss
tbs TIVE %sst s ass sf ~: and
500 r. ~. trem Rorfolx ead the East at I1slQ
80 5, q. ri. BQsI.EY, S
~. ~. D. aEvfIGL.
& General passsnkes Aren't
(. II ppHona. 400, 10od East lain 6tFssA Il
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Left His Home,

Major Howard has been asked by
Major Sylvester. OF Washington. to look
out for Arthur McCauIey, eighteen years
old, i've feet eight inches high, weighs
$50 pounds. smooth face. black suit, rag
Ian, black soft hat, patent feathers. Ran
away from home on January asst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Bic Tobacco Sales,

Unusually large sales Of tobacco were
held yesterday on tho Richmond breaks,
Receipts were larger tAan they have
been Yet this year. and prices We're very
character. but nevertheless sold well.
A total Of 20l.a3o pounds was sold.
The recaipts to-day ana throughout
tho 1noq,th are expected to be large.
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OFFERED AND REFERRED.
GONE TO WASHINGTON
Richmond Tobacconlsts Interested If
Movement Against Bonus Scheme,

Movement Against Bonus Scheme.
quite a number OF the Independent
tobacco manufacturers Of Richmond
have gone to Washington In connection
with the movement against tho practice
OF giving away prizes and bonuses with
purchases OF tobacco, Several Of them
left Monday night.
Among the party who went from
Richmond are Mr., Campbell. president
Of the United States Tobacco Company:
Mr.. Thomas B. Scott, vice-ryesldent Of
the same company and ylce-president of
the Wells-Whitehead Tobacco Company.
OF Wilson, N, c., and several other gem
tlemcn, ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Suprene Court.

Tho following were the proceedings In
The State Supreme Court yesterday:
a Smith vs.. Pyrites Mining and Chemical
Company. Argued by Judge w. y.
Sims Tor appellant ana g. " Meredith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Addres on Persia.

Rev.5I. r. Yohannan. native OF Per-
STA. Will give an address on Persia in
the chapel of Union Theological Semi
nary this evening at 1880 o'clock. There
will be no admission fee and the public
will be welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
nd ]. a. Cation for appelloes, and sub

Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company vs.. Leake ct ais.
Argued by 3. Gordon Cumming for ap-
pellee and B. A Lewis for appellant,
and continued until to-day.
The next cases to be called are Sin
clair. etc. We. Quackenbush. ana Sun Life
Association Of Canada vs. Bailey. 81. l
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Henrico Notes.

Tho Board OF Supervisors of Henrico
county met yesterday and transacted con-
siderable routine business. One Of the
residents OF the county appeared before
the board ana argued for the Improves
ment Of a short strip of road in GER
Gain section of Henrico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Error in a Name.

Tn giving the list Of pall-bearcrs Of Mr..
Peter Stumpf the name Of Mr.. Ivan
Mueller was enormously spelled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
IE|gsssAR BAY LINZ TO
\ BAL TIMORE
Via C. g. 0. Railway and
Old Point.
u. S. MAIL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday. at 4
superb steamers OF tho Old Bay Line,
leaving at 7:lb r. NJ, arriving Baltimore
$50 A. H., In time to make connection
with All trains North, East and West,
Short rail rlde and all night on. ono OF the
fnest steamers II, Southern water. Re-
turning, arrive Richmond ~ A. NJ. daily,
except Monday t
F'or tickets and general information
apply at general offices Chesa peake and
ohio Railway, Richmond Transfer Com
pony and zoos Hast Main Street
- I4YDD S.rBAAIsEIIP cos
- PFII
RICHMOND A AfHp, N \ 2 IT, STEAM
iFkfpH ssY aSd afsxu5 pXsry a THEE dss-
light. Freight reosive6 daily slll 5 r, II.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
KUaEDUIE IN EFFECT DEC. "A. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH.
3. ...E- HTR EFT, ST ALTON.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. IA. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE FOURTEENTH.
STREET STATION.
TRAINS LE<VHg RICHMOND VA.
ZOO A. Nj N~ Z. daily. for Danville Char.
with B. and ". RAILWAY RAILWAY for Martnsviii, and
stations on that Line. AT Greensboro for all
stations east and west thersof
1880 P. M, No. Is. limited train daily. for
Jacksonville and al Florida points, Havana Mas
snu, etc. Connects at MoseIey with Farmville
and Powhatan Railroad; Mt Greensboro for Dur
ham ham Halesh and Wnston.salem as Pan .ds
train. daily; for New Orleans and points
Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville. Draw
inc.Room Buffet Sleeper Richmond to Atlanta
md Birmingham. Through coach for Chase
City. Oxford and Durham. Through train.
With Sleeper, Salisbury to Memphis. Dining
Car service.
HOS 3: NJ. No. II, Southern Express. da,y.
South. sleeper for Danville, Greensboro; Sal;
isbnsy and Charlotte; open at Richmond $3.50
2. II. Connection with New York and Florida
Express and Southwestern Limited. which cars
res through Sleepers to Augusta. <avanuah,
Jacksonville, Tampa, Nashville Memphs, At
Mnta. New Orleans. etc. Complete Dining.Ca
service Also. Pullman Tourist sleersr Mon
san francisco. without change. with competition
600 p. ~, No. IT. local ..'ly except Sun.
day, for Keysyi1c and inter>,rdinte points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
o:oo A. M. and S!25 F. II. From Atlanta,
augusta jacksonville Ashcyille and all points
$50 A. NJ From Keysville and local stations
3:25 2. NJ From Durham. Charlotte. Dnnville
and intermediates stations.
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An interesting land case before Squire
Lewis a day or two ago Will in all
probability develop into big chancery
suit. The case involves the title to a
strip Of land. titles to which are extant.
One Is held by Mrs. David Culp and the
other by Mr.. g. Britton. Each claims
the property.
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HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the payment OF the In
cldental expenses of the General Assem-
bly,. and to appropriate money for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Clinton Turner the negro. boy sent
to the Reformatory. has been examined
Rnd vacclnated and ls now ready for the
Nficers.
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Atlantic Coast Line

sOALDYLL.lT ETFLUr JAN. l2, 1908.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCElMOS D.STHEEr
Gl@ STATION.
900 A NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. Ar.
r!veS Petersburg O:8l A. NJ. Norfolk li:20 A.
NJ Stops only at Petersburg Waveriy and SUI.
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800 A. NJ, daily. at Bytd-strees station.
Stops at Ale1andrta. oesoquan. Widewates.!
land and Eba. Stora at othae stations sun,s
day.. Buffet Sleeping Car New York to Rich,'
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s:ob r. II, daily. from Dyrd.street station
for Washington and beyond Stops st Eiba,S
Ashland, Boswell Milford Frcdericksburgs
Brooke, Whitewater. Quantco and Alexandris.s
Stops at other stations Sunday. Sleeping CnI8
Richmond to New York and washington "a
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Senate bill. To authorize tho board OF
directors of the Southwestern State Hos
pital to exchange certain land with the
heirs Of J. B. Rhea, deceased. and to exc
cute and receive the necessary deeds FOR
the purpose OF carrying the same into
affect -.l.--- u 800 ---- ---..-
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revolution would pass. He had FOUND Il
almost impossible to seci,re a q,iorti,u.
He u chairman. had constituted himself
q messenger boy and como out In search
OF Senators who did not attend the fneetA
'tnSs. Some OF them had other lmpor.
tant connittee meetings to attend, The
Senator stated that no wanted to wash
his hands OF he whole business and toll
tho Senate that It was practically i'm.
possible to report upon bills an long as
seven constituted q Quorum.
M. Walker thought tho passing Of this
resolution would be setting a bad preco-
dAnt Tor other committees might ask
that less q majority be permitted to r.
port bills.
Dfessrs Sale and Lyle spoke In favor
OF tho resolution and Mr.. Chapman op.
posed e.
Tho CHAIR OR. wickham) ruled that
It would require q votes to pass tho
resolution. only IS Senators voted FOR
the resolution and 1t was lost, There
were nine negative votes cast. There
was no roll called.
CONFERENCE COMMITTED.
Whom tho Senate bill In relation to
salaries came over from the House ycs.
terSaay, with amendments, Mr.. Clayton
moved to noT-caucus and to ask Tor a
committee OF conference When tho
House had agreed to tho motive for such
committed. the following members
were appointed on tho part OF thn Sem.
ate; Messrs. Wlckham. Clayton ana ST.
{.
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Sc A b @ a r. d.
AIR TINE PAITsNIAV

Short line to principal cities of the South Il;
and Southwest, Florida, Cuba. Texas, Calitor |!
nin and Mexico reaching tho capitals of silsl.
State. ls4Fhsa hfsaf4 100
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. III, / 1908 f,ll
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4l
STATION-DAILY.i ss5.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-12
Enrolment of Voters for
 Primaries.

The assistant registrars of voters will be in session at the places desig< mated below on Friday, February 6 and 13, 1903, from 12 o'clock noon t0 9 o'clock D. m. for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal vot~ CTS of Waterbury who make applica@ ton in person or in writing over their own signatures and declare their pos litical preference so as to be legally qualified to take part in primaries or caucuses to be held during 1903.
 First District Room 3, Platt block corner of East Main street and Phoe~ nix avenue.
 Second District-Phil Simons' tailon store, over Citizens bank.
 Third District-Court room, Citg hall.
 Fourth District Colby Sherwood Go shoe store, 114 South Main street.
 Fifth District-King's cigar store, 46 East Main street
 Sixth District-Welton & Warnersa drug store. Waterville.
 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS 1-2S-29-5-12
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-12
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Are due to indigestion. Ninety-ninc of every one hundred people who have heart troublo. can remember when it was simple indigcs@ ton. It is scientific fact that all cases of heart disease, not organic. are not only traceable to, but are the direct result of indl~| gestion. All food taken into the stcmach which fails of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach, putting it up against the heart. This interferes with the action of the heart, and in tho course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. MT. D. Kauble. of Nevada, o., says: had stomach trouble and was in pad ssaIe as nad M neaIf goqnls months and it cured me.
 Kodol Digcsts What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of all pressure. Bottles only $l oo Size holding 2x times tho trial
 size, which sells for soc. Prepared bY E. Q. DEWITT & cO.. cHlcA00<
 For sale by ]. B. Ebbs,
 371 East Main st