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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

There will not be a nesting Of the
Board Of Health this afternoon
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

The band will 20 to Maui to as
sist IN the Fourth OF July program
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

Consul and Mrs Hoare will givo
an at home" at their residence on
June 80. y"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

The Office Of HE INDEPENDENT ia
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere.
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakea
First floor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

TIE INDEPENDENT 50 cents pe,
mouth, -"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

The county commission held a
meeting last night and got down to
business. II was practically de
cided to take up the old county
bills az a basis for work.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

A verdict OF guilty Of conspiracy
10 the fret degrse was rendered by
the jury, about 3;l5 O'Clock this Of,
ternoon, against both Enoch John
son aud Jonsh Kumalae.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

WP Roth won the 6nal IN atch in
the tennis singles yesterday after
noon, making him champion OF the
Islands for this year. The doubles
will begin this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND eENERALNEws
TIE INDEPENDENT 50 cents No,
month. '0'
There will not be meeting Of ,bo
Board Of Health this afternoon,
The band will 20 to Mani tn J
si't in the Fourth OF July program,
Consul and Mrs Hoare will Oiva
an "st home" at their residence ~
June 80.
Acting Governor Kate Kelley has
resigned and will shortly leave n,
the Mainland.
Io-niRhts concert by tbs band
will be 10 the roof garden of tho
Young Hotel.
The Chiffon Keliiaa uuptisls will
take place ats o'clock tomorrow
evening at Kswaiahso church.
10 the Cirenit Court this morning
two OF the Sunday liquor cases went
over to September. The Franco
case went over to tomorrow.
The Office Of 1HE INDEPENDENT ia
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere.
tanis street, Waikiki OF Alakea
First floor, =
The county commission held
meeting last night and got down to
business. II was practically de d.
cided to take up the old county
bills az a basis for work.
a verdict OF guilty OF conspiracy
10 the fret degree was rendered by
the jury, about 3;l5 O'Clock this az,
tornoon, against both Enocb John
son aud Jonsh Kumslae.
w p Roth won the 6nal mstoh in
the tennis singles yesterday after
noon, making him champion OF the
Islands for this year. The doubles
will begin this afternoon,
The Spsrrowhawk, one Of the Brit
tish torpedo boats which visited
Honolulu last year, struck sunken
rock in Southern Chinese waters a
few days ago aud is total loss AL
OF the crew we're saved,
1t is predicted that things will b
hummiug in MaIchuIia in a lev
DAYS. At the Shamrock, Nuuan'
street, between Hotel and King
things are already humming. The
best OF liquors at popular prices
PO'Sullivan, Proprietor.
The Supreme Court this morning
modified the sentence OF Geo A
Davis aud resdmitted him to prac-
tiee law. Frank E Thompson snc
Judge Humphreys were also sen
for and a request was made OF tn
former to ale petition, which b
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

The Sparrovhawk, one Of the Brit
fish torpedo boats which visited
Honolulu last year, struck suuken
rock in Southern Chinese waters a
few days ego aud is a total loss All
of the crew we're saved,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

The Supreme Court this morning
modified the sentence OF Geo A
Davis aud resdmitted him to prac-
tics law. Frank E Thompson and
Judge Humphreys were also sent
for and q request was made OF the
former to ale petition, which be
mas done this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22

1t is predicted that things will be
hummiug in Ms,c huris in few
days. At the Shamrock, Nuuanu
street, between Hotel and King,
things are already humming. The
best OF liquors at popular prices.
p O'Sullivan, Proprietor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
A CHECKED: '|[::,.|[
Love: AFT AIR. | R
Deputy Sheriff, Armed With. a
Warrant, Prohibits a Mar
riage Ceremony
Pr RoMlNENT YOUNG 3 j Nc COUPLE. y !. E.
Would-bc Bride Only Thirteen
Years Old Declare They
Will@Yet be United.

Especial to Tho TImes-Dispatch.)

ATLANTA, GA, Jan ia + Bruns-
wick. Ga, deputy s. heriff N holding in his
wa IRA n deraanding
rrthe marriage license issued to John
Green n prominent; young man Of this
city, stopped the wedding OF Green and
Miss Marie Herndon. tho young daugll-
te rot Colonel II. ]. r. Ierndon.
There was parental objectlon5sto the
match on account Of tho extreme youth
OF the swould-bc bride, but neither Green
nor Miss Helndon were willing to allow
their plans to be blocked Consequently
Green appeared before tho ordinary and
PFC cured a marriage license, alleging the
girl to be twenty years OF age. Ten
minutes after; the license had been issued
Colonel Herndon telephoned Ordinary
Dart not to issue such n license, as his
daughter was only thirteen years old
The couple had then proceeded to tho
home of minister who was Just about
to beginthe ceremony when the deputy
bearing the warrant INTERVIEWED. AS tho
license had been issued, the father OF tho
girl was at a loss as to proper action,
until n young attorney proposed tho pos
sessory warrant.
Though separated at this time, tho
young couple still declare their deter
n.inntion to become man AMI wife. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
NEGROES ARE
NOT TO VOTE,
Maryland Democrats Determine mine
on Plan Of Disfranchisc-
1neilt. 5s
AMEN D MENT, TO CONVENTION T: n ! 9 \
Will be Submitted to the People
Two Plans Were Under
Discussion.
tFI.s
fspecIal to The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Times-Dispatcl.)
ANNAPOLIS, ND, Jan. ,12.-The action
OF the Democratic members Of the Mary
land IexlslqtyE,s Nh2 metsla seeaa1geFss
6 here this evening made 1t evident that
4 the solid strength or the party is behind
the movement to take away the right OF
suffrage from the negroes as far as that
can be effected by constitutional move
merts. The conference was called for tina
purpose OF considering this plan and the
Democratic senators and delegates VINO
COMPOSE over three-flfths OF the Whole
ibocly were unanimous In its favor ~
night.
rwo plans were proposed to accom-
plish the elimination OF the negro. lt
was suggested by Attorney-General bryan
that the amendment be passed through
the Legislature and submitted to the popli-
lar vote afterwards. The test OF tue r,ah'
to vote under this plan was the apll9ey
ia read and write. Inc scneme PROPOSED pl
by Nlr.IJohn p. Poo contemplated y
constitutional Convention. vested tzW WIN
nowers "a make its conclusions have the
forco OF organic law without submitting
n To q. popular vote. Both plSns contain
the grandfather clause, excepting from
thc operation OF the law all persons VINO VINO
,rarn voters or descended from Sotcrs
prior to January lse9.
II was thought that MI Foes nlan
would ba adopted as n whole. IT waa
found however. that the best legai
opiniol, was TO the effect that the amend,
ments passed by the convention Wo,ilu
stil have to be submitted to pop''laF
vote For this reason the conference ap'
proved the plan OF submitting amcnu'
mcnts TO accomplish their objects o'rcc'-
fly 10 tho people. {55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
MR.. ROBT. S. BOSHER
DESPERATELY I'LL
AZ Hotel Nethcrland, New York,
Attended by Brother and
Famous Physicians,

r 70 g &,
Air, Robert S. Bosher. for a number OF
years president OF the 7. G. Williams To-
hacco Company is desperately III in New
York city.
rhc following telegram from New
York camo early this morning:
al midnight 1t WIS reported that Mr..
Boshel. was very low, Drs, Iancway and
Donnis had teen called IN consul tAtion
and everything possible was being dono
to relieve him.
Mr.. Bosher came here on ylsit4to hls
sick daughter ten days ago and gcontrs<s.
I'd grip, which has now daveloped intr
pnel,mon!n His condition is so grave that
only his physicians are allowed 10 Visit
tho sick room Mt the Netherland."
earlier in the night another special tel,
cgram was received 1t read
Mr.. Robert S. Bosher a wealthy 10
bacconist Of Richmond, Va, Is III with
pneumonia in his apartments at rhe
Hotel Netherland. in this city, He Ia re-,
oplving the medical attention Of his
other4 5r. Lewis I3osher. who Is stay
Ing at the hotel with MIN,
"A trained nurse is In constant att
.endunce as Mr. Boshers condition ~
considered very serious. DR.. Bosller said
tonight that tho crisis of tho disease
NAV he expected to occur st any mo
ment now, but he has strong hopes that
the patient will come through with care
ful attenllon.'t
Mr.. Il. &. illiams, \ y Ir,, lolls associated
wit MIR, her In business, was start:G
III III telegram, vest terda v Inornlng "a YIN
u nj /. Kosher wAs cFit tleall ill.Ss{ {ie lefl
Il for N CIV York on t..q llext TRAIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
SMALLPOX in A
RAILROAD OFFICE
One Of About Tive hundred '1' r
Clerks Breaks Out With
tic Disease.
,,,,cl,, 10 The Tlmes-pisputoh)

(Sperjal In IAc lHneSrt!lsPasEtn,''- MI,
WILNiINGTON, n, c.. jan IL n'
aiscavery - , This afternoon OF y mild, but
Well aaysopsa fase s. aa,s9 Of smepGs 81 flight Ii s re-
"arr, taim,s in ho general office building OF
The the Atlantic Coast Line here, where where, IN T.,
wurds Of 500 clerks are employe"' -
cn,,sinr some uneaslness,
- ,Tnn na,lent. A. N. Ililburn, who, Win
his room- m-mate, H. j, Beers, have been
sent ne pest house outside , 'hf hipany uy
"a ma spent Christmas there where
smallpox @ BOX Is said to be prevalent. lis
had hean sick " week ,d upon asn ms fs,arR work.
tnnlv al, hour to-day, when tile presence
Of of an eruption on his face led TO AN an
Investigation py Or. !; 6, y, Vessel q '''o
f1ver q hundred clerks In the single
room, where Hilbum worked, wore az
once 'yaccinated, and the place fnmisated'
iIhe 5Y. NC a. rooms, where y mum,
her 'of young men, Including Ililhurn
ygdsed were also tumigats'd. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
WOMAN WORKS AS
I TELEPHONE LlNEMAN.
Identity OF Her Sex Asccrtaincd
When Arrested for Fraudu-
lcntly Selling Pctrificd Man,
10 Tho TImes-plspatch.,

54H3 Especial 10 l,ne l|nles-llispdttHI
4 ASHENLLE. N. C., Jan. l.,--As the
result Of the issuance of circular by
Sheriff Reed, OF Asheyille, Offering
reward for tho arrest Of John Long. OF
Srartanburg wanted for compllcity IN
frandulently selling to SYNDICATE lena
an alleged .petrifiel man. an individual
giving tile name OF Clark, who answered
u the description OF Long, was arrested
in Newt.erry, S. G., to-day and Sheriff
Heed was promptly informed OF the
capture. Upon subsequent investigation,
IL developed that CLARK" was n woman,
She stated that she had como from Ashe-
villa and had been employed by the Bell
Telephone Company as Ii lineman on their.
lines between Asheville and Salnda,
Inquiry here nsyens the fact that
Iinemsn answering the description Of
tic woman arrested hnd been employed
by tho Bel; Company in their construc-
,ticn gang, climbing poles, strirging wires
ana doing other rough and hard work,
hut this could not be ascertained, owing
to tho absence OF the company's time
kCcr or. 3!t s{ 3 ft i5sti. y3s,ss IfI ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
WAS "A BUSY DAY.
Eminent Domain and Public
Cornoration Bills Perfected.

WI HoA q SAOiA ~ = = :
The closing day of the late General As
sembly was a busy one, made so by the
necessity to dispose of two very import
ant bills They were the bills in relation
to the right OF eminent domain and III
relation to the government and control
of public service corporations. both Of
which were In conference committees.
Tho bill In relation to the right of
eminent domain had been ordered to con-
ference Monday, evening, and the confer-
cnce committee concluded consideration
OF 1t about midnight on Monday. Tho
report of the conferees was made to tho
two houses yesterday morning. 1t was
adopted practically without discussion or
delay. was enrolled by the clerks as soon
as they could complete the work; was
later signed by the presiding officers or
the two bodies and now awaits the sig
nature OF tho Governor alone 10 make
1t law.
The failure OF the House to agree TO the
Senate amendments on the bill III rela
ton to public service corporations passed
by tho Senate with amendments on Mon
day, was communicated to the Senate and
Il. conference asked. The Same conferces
were named and the volunlinous bill
sent to conference about 1880 a. NJ From
that time until after tho committee was
at work on tho give-an-take principle, IN
order to reach an agreement. The con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
ZERO DIDN'T AWAKE
THIS FRlGlD WALKER
,cn.,.,,l to The ,rimes-Dlspn tch.

fspeclal to The Times -Dlspntch)
NnW YORK, Jan. Edith Claire, ,nn ,
Young BROOKLYN woman who wns ;, ! io,,l,n venl
Walking II hs s"9y fo the Gs'f Bush
neLunS ,,io,, emtraI Hospital suffering from eT- X
masmre w,sm WAS said at the hospital, /, tls ,,n
nmorng n" 70 bo at Of dange Miss us,,9e Gaa're re.
WIZ yss isS NG tons,s 1 iies and has been
cen, SsG ,n her bed al clock sunday
nur'tu ,,lnrmus she rose in hcr sleep, and %ak- ns
aE oSn Wo fsns wsnt nto Sf stps ths naS Of
NE Nv o1yIthn,,i uu waking clad only ~ ller
streHl drsss wss sho walked savera hl9as y
ihs snow Iwo policemen carried ne oI;.n E,r,
,till sleeping. TO the stHt'o'-"D"
wrapped III Il blanKc'' 'E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13

ASSEMBLY
AD:J0||UR.N''.S.
.ThetNeWly Elected Body
COnvenes To-Day.
THE LONG SESSION
CLOSES AT !, LAST
MIR. Duke Loses Fight on Enli-
ncnt Domain. Which Follows
Present Law Very Nearly.
TELEPHONE. FIGHT
ALSO FRUITLEss
TELEPHONE FIGHT
ALSO FRUITLEsS.
The Member From Albcnarle's
Failed to Secure Enactment Of
Either Measure for Which
lie Fougft-Ncw General
Assembly Convenes at
Noon To-day.

r y n y ~ q b. 4 + a4 II
.rhe General Assembly Of Virginia OF
s15ol.'0o-'o3 adjourned sine die shortly be-
fore 0 O'Clock last night, and the Cen
cral Assembly Of Virginia Of 19oi-'o5 will
convene at noon to-day. a}&
The retiring body has been sitting, with.
frequent intervals, since December. 1901.
its life having been extended by the
Constitutional Convention. The session
OF the present body IS limited to sixty
days, save that with the concurrence OF
three e-fifths OF the members. the session
may be extended for thirty days addt-
t!ona
5The sessions OF tho two houses yes,
tcriay were intermittent, having to await
the work OF til. enrolling clerks in pre-
gra ring the bills passed on the last day.
,und thus the session was prolonged until
nearly midnight. 1t being just :l5 when
the presiding officers Of the two bodies
announced adjournment sS5 y5 5ga 5
Old Going; New Coming.
All day yesterday from thcs4 time the
senate and House convened the two
branches were In constructive SESSION.
there being numerous vacations OF thc
chairs In each house until the onferencc
committee might reconcile the disagree
ing votes on the two important biiis
Gr.cccssitating the days sessions. While
Inc old members were lingering oil the
scene of their labors to which q major!-
~ bade farewell last night, the members
elect were arriving and many OF them
occupied seats on the floor FOR the
time being there were more than the
quota of members Of the two houses IN
the Capitol. and during the intermissions
old mem mbers were kept busy introducing
their SUCCESSORS and commencing them
to their future colleagues.
The retiring senators were busy clear
,irg out the desks which for more than
four years they had occupied, and for
m,,,h OF the past two years have almost
continuously occupied. This was to make
way for their Successors IN these seats,
and incidentally to make their prepara-
lions for departure on early trains To-
day,
The Candidates Active.
In tho throng OF ola and new members
md visitors, the candidates for the few
ofrccs to E.s flied by the Joint caucus
were minEling like bees, meeting and
RI Getting tho new members and shaking
hands for the dozenth time With ths Old
II, was an unusual scene, even III the
General Assembly Of Virginia, where
bicnnially the voice OF the nsoplc Is
accustomed to make many changes
1, Before the old Assembly had removed
their belongings and vacated tho halls
for tl,.s new, in one house, at least, inc
chamber was occupied before adjourn
r,ent byt a caucus to nominate officers Tor
tie now body. The House decided to
hold no caucus, there being no opposition
to any of the elective officers or eni-
ploycs. The Senate held q caucus and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
FIGHT TRANSFERRED TO
y. S. COURT OF APPEALS
(ByE Assorinted Press.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, ian. 1...--rhc
fight in Texas between tho Railroad Com-
mission OF the State and tho railroad lines
States Court of Appeals sitting in this
city. 656iS7s
This is n case Wherein Is tested n con-
tract existing between the Rock Island
grain to points beyond Fort Worth. Tho
commission ordered the cancellation OF
this contract. which wis refused. and tho
decision In the Circuit Court favored the
railroad, from which an3appeal was taken
nv he commission, tEgItI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
STOLE THOUSANDS
FROM SOUTHERN
!, c. Wilcox Charged With Grand
Larceny Of Rrasscs Valued
At $4,000,
lBy Associated pross.l

BIRMlNGEIAnf Ala, Jan, l2,-J. c.
Wilcox, former storekeeper Of the South
ern Railway at this point VAS arrested
to-day on an Indictment returned BY the
grand jury, charging grand larceny Of
brass and other materials belonging to
the Southern Railway, valued at $4,000.
1t was announced last night that Auu.tor
Plant, OF the Southern Railway, had dis
covered what was believed to be irreEu-
arities here amounting to between s25,Ool
and $4,000, and that restoration OF S2S GOO
had been made to the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
COTTON TRADE MEN
SEE PREMIER BALF0UR
(yy Associated Press.)

MANCHESTER, Jan. 1a--Premier Bal
four concluded his visit here to-day. Be-
5ntatlon M m Of e. srepresa,. ;itiyes of tho cotton
trade, who presented their Views on the
evils resulting from E{;aInblng {;a on cotton
.ofsthe Observation-Disclosures Of the cotton trade
said lle Was satisfied thai. the evils CON :
pained of were matters OF the most .seTl-
Gus Importance, and he INQUIRED Of The
could ba obtained by which statistics OF
iha probable cotton yield could he COM
SI3iIed { In said the proposal for "A AL tel- I
ton az gambling IN futures should receive
careful consid idera " "a siii $ IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
HEARST TO START
s PAPER In ST. LOUIS

WASHlNGTON, p. G., ian. 12,--It Is
reported tonight that as soon an Con-
grcssman Hearst learned that the con-
vcntion was to be held In st, Louis lo
countermundcd an order for some presses
for his paper In Boston. and directed that
they he sent to st. Louis, where he will
start a paper with an afternoon and
mornin. edition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
UNDER INDICTMENT,
COMMITS SUICIDE

(By AssOclated FTess.l N77.77
ATLANTA. GA, Jan, l2,--William A.
Matthew's, formerly manaser or the de-
nllct Piedmont Loan and Banking Com
n:,ny. of Shis city, aud under indictment
for embeza!ement. was found dead IN
hotel liera to-day, IS st .
A morphine bottle. half flled Win tnat 7
arIS, was found In the dead man . 2ockssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
General,

stock market is almost stagnani though
small dribble OF selling causes prices 20
drift downward; renewed anxiety over.
Far Eastern situation reason for dritt--'-,,
ST. Louis Is selected us the place ana
July 9th as the t me for holding tho Dem,
0cratlc Ma tionnl Convention;2 meeting OF
the National Committee one Of the most
harmonious In It's history. tlln ex TO g
wings, 9f the party being rGaay a,dd t9 maze AZ
w. j. Bryan Is given a corula! receptlon
in y Washington, prominent Democrats
docking around 10 shake his hand---Con-
rresSnlan Hearst Is reported to have Or
,lercd presses sent to st. Louis as soon as
lie heard hat convention would SO there;
be intends 10 start q newSPaper ne y np thepe7 tsptid-
w. w: Baker, one Of ne virglnMim pa sa Morin t
treatment accorded him IN 81. Louis, and
leaves for home In n bad hllmol---D Demo-
crlts Of Maryland will offer amendments
q 10 the State Constitution, des sned to dis
franchise tho ncgroes as far as y Is prac,,
ticable to do sO----Deputy sheriff armed
with warrant stops marriage OF prom nc +
couple because girls parents objected 70
youth p, Confederate ~ CongresS
iiordonr-Reman lis Of the dead Conf4d;;
crate General will be brought to cantal
of Georgia to-day with a military escort
r--.-Conference before the Japanese throns
determines on answer TO Russia, though
the tenor OF the reply ,cannot be as 90 :
tained--Bo. sled laden with =. cen ,,
Young persons isstrucli BY trolley car car
hurt; MISUNDERSTANDING Root an
nounces that tho administratl ton has not
the remotest idea of sending trovps to
Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
CREW SESCAPED WITH
NOTHING BUT CLOTHES

~ MOBILE, Ala Jan, PA letter from
Havana tells Of the wreck ON January
Scott master, and crew OF seven men.
that went on q reef six miles from Cay
Julias, Florida coast rlle crew, escaped
iii small boats, saying notthlng n, but Their
3isf, |, for Gienfiegos from N OH Wlt n
q cargo of pitsll pine, va asnsd5 ~ q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
Those who Use the
Tee sDee Want Ads.
are Sure Of Doing
IA Good Business.
SUMMARY Of he DAYS NEWS.
Thc Weather.

, lt-. Ia.
I. II sNAsI1INjTON,. Jan. 12.--- Forecast m Tor
5yVedrnsdny ana ,rhursdny. Z, A, q.
Rail- Wednesday,. warmer ~ sotttnenst
rortlon Thursday falr ana Eoldsr ol eseShhi so,,ih
winds. becoming westerly
Ef North AZ Il Carroll iiA-- ain Wcdncsday:;
Thiirsflny fair and colder; fresh SOU II
winds, becoming westerly
The mercury fingered around tl,c ~ treez- Z
NJ and did not rise above 49, 1cs-coyereu
Streets and frosted trees gave tho city u
vcrltable winter appearance.
MI STATE or Tile I'll EIaA1ONllTElt y.
% "A. M -:
IL $1,000
q p. NJ .............t. ~
q p. M.......,.......,...,, .,,......''..'.t.. q
= y. o. o. 5f
:
Average ....t......,... o'fA of - -
Highest temperature yeslerday........ q g
a lowest temperature Scstcrday.....'.. 81 81
Mean temperature yesterday....!...... e. e.
Normal temperature for January...... ~ de
4 Departure from normal temperature. OS Os
Precipitation during past u hours..'...S.Vo 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
North Carolina.

The Grand Lodge OF MaEons meet IN
annual session In Raleigh. with 45O dele -,
gates; Colonel John s. Cunningham an
comes from Tarboro to Raleigh and iden-
life Joe Battle as the nesro who y las as,
saulted her; he would be lynched y TAKEN
Offices OF Atlanta Coast Line at Whining
ton creates quite a stir.