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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
.B.RINCCHA.RGES.
..A!GAINSI1H|B D {. J. D
COMMITTEE. l. IS APPOINTED N III NJ &,
Developments Last Might Il1di-I
a5Scated5Nal11es ofSevetalS Women
IillEbcs Broug ltsItlto& Case.
: fhyg.AAsoclnte1l press. Sd


HI NEW * ltE, Dec 27.---1tli a statement
Tonight, Itnrhert Noble, a lawyer OF this
city, representing \ tho rtesonters inSthe
charges recently made 5E agalnst Bishop
talbot or the Central u ooeso IA Of the
Episcopal Church 81, Pennsylvania, briefly
outlined wbnt those who will nppen +
against tho bishop Will take lip NJ II Is
statement says TINT the sprosent nlent has
|aits Foundation In u letter said to .llavo
been written by lIslshop Talbot az q Rev.
Samuel sUpIohn, when the latter, vtls pres
|8ident 5of tho Philadelphia Catholic Club,
I'M 1902. In which tho bishop charged ROY.
Dr. Irvine with immortality. g
'%lhej prescntmcnt5 Is bnsed on this let
Teri says Mr.. No,leJ An charges II shop
Talbot Within criminal libel. Immoral
to-wit ,E false stntetncnts,' tho clrcu-
slntoil$ Of III fnlse. malicious and defani-
ntory8 report, 'falsifying,Ssss breach OF orr
5dinatloll5 and CONSIDERATION 5yn VS. and Cons
duct Sunbccoining q bishop. ' " I
a These cllnrgcs, said Mr. Noblc Tonight
are u the 'headings'8Sof the ALLEGATIONS;
made Sin@ lie sentiment II caring Of the
charges against Bishop albott Will begin
in Reading {, PA, January 10th. II esel
chGrges wll come he foresa committee np-f
pointed Shy Presiding Bishop Tut lie. OF.
5St. Y Louis. consisting Of twelve clerical
md twelve y lay members. gi8 II ga
This COMMITTEE WIS appointed about
ten days ago. and the investigation, u tn5
direct outcome Of incidents relating to-
IA case which for some time has stirred
tho Episcopal 8Church---that OF Rev. p r.
5Ingraham WIN. Irvine, now n resident
ur$ Philadelphia, who was d eposed from
the ministry by K Bishop Talbot several
years ago. 1t Is made clear from the
developments 4 o-nlght that i he names 81
several Womer, will he brought into the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
T0aAsKM /. (
..QF"TlHE|G0.v||E|.R||!N||.M|I|IE|:IN|I'T|'
Property ofS United States c(ii'ttii- -
I52s zen $ x onfiscated lin 4. ~
37s s Venezuela. "a NJ
I(ByS Associated Prcsu.)

:,
ScoLUNI13tjs g p &C einber q ,--Joslah
s1Slournoy, q prominent civil and mining
engineer OF tl,is city who, for q number
or years lived iii Venezuela, hns received
Sasletter announcing that property which
Had been ACQUIRED BY himself md assoc.
elntes while In that country Il nd a been
sconflscated by \ tho AVcneziclpn govern
,mcnt Mr. II Journey SAYS that n he prop
Serty was almost ivnlueless until sho$ md
( s7assocntcs Improved It,. lie says TINT
tho matter has gone through the courts
of Venezuela, and according to the SUI.
sprcme Court, lo and his associates hold
Invalid titlcs " fts8iy
II lie will appeal to the United States
government liat &0nco for rrotcction.g His
associates, like himself nrc nll Foreigners
French, Spanisl-Americnna and German
and Is likely that they vii sall apply,
@togthelr& spectlyc governments for pro-
cctiOn.S XII ysss1 M iii N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Personals and Briefs.

I Miss Emily III ilson. or Norfolk. Va.
and /, Miss Margaret Walters, Bof Relts-
3villn, ~. C,Sa are the guests &nf NJ lss Julia
iBidgood for. the oliday $ cas- IN.
l This evening from sGst 9 # II 80 q clocl:
M lsses Nan Noble and Lucy Throcknor-
ton will entertain their friends at Mer-
.ryhurst," tic residence Of Mr.. z. y.
Noble 3sE a; SE
y NIni 3Fontaine Jones, ohiefEof party ono
or the engineer corps, III deyTat ter Rnt way
Company, spent chr'lstlnas With his pa pa,
rents, No. 6$ North Second Street IA
VIZ Mr.. Frederick TT. Birmingham, formally
connected with the press Of Richmond,
and well known in this city, his former
liomc,s Is now connected with the New.
York Globe and Commercial Advertiser.
Ile was ithe city terday on q 4, brief det.s
Visit home, IN IL, IN j i
non. ". Ii, 4 Gum, Of Norfolk, Va
member of5thc last House Sof Delegates,
was among yesterday 8 visitors Vim the
city. us Vi 85 I, 58 ii8S
Messrs. Nv II. Davis and w. Haywood.
Johnson LETT yesterday for Goocllandtl
county to- enjoy a. few days shoot ngl5ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
.ANGL0MANN|.G!|!s'j ]. " Ere.
Really DELIGHTED.
Intensely Foggy Streets Remind
ed Them Of London Town.
Cold Wave.

A cold wave will reach the city to-day
the temperature dropping % degrees be-
fore nightfall,s .55. M
On yesterday afternoon the city was CHI
syeloped in "A fog so dense that u street
car could mot be seen fifty yards away.
Pedestrians seemed to float through the
U air Ike ghosts, and vehicles and trees
took on lncarthiy shapes. As far as the
weather was concerned, Richmond was
as English as the heart Of London. and
3gthe8joy Of tho Angin-manincs wnsantenSe,
They could well Imagine themselves once
more stroling along the Thames en-
bankment inhaling the danpedismnl fog
so dear TO the heart OF the Cockney,
The English hounds out at the Deep
Run Hunt Club kennels felt at home for
THE first time. and baskcd in the thick,
y suffocatins ur With whipes of canine
d delight
To-day all is expected TO be diiferent,
for Weather Director Evans foretels q
clear, sunshiny day, with the air cool
and crisp. For the first time for many
days walking may be accomplished in
comfort. without the accompaniment OF
y mud and water.
4 The cold snap IL coming this way from
u the Northwest, where zero ana below was
. reported OH yesterday, with Il heavy fall
Z of snow as near as Kansas City and 81.
4 Paul
lnthc far southIudian summer weather
prevails, southern Florida recording sew
( eniy-Ave degrees. Il
s$ All trains into Richmond are running
on fairly good time, ana no track damage
z on account Of snow and rains has been
/ reported. except washout near Fred
erlcksburg. delaying Richmond trains two
hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
NAVY A DISGRACE.
Russ Say. Old System Has Cost
Natior58I 100000 l2oubles
Worth t8of @NVarsllips.
sCBy. As,3ciatcd press.)

ST. I'ErERsBURci,t, Dec, 27.--In an out
Spoken article in reply. to "a recent letter
to Admirnr Birileff, which appealed toithe
Russians not to crlticlso openly the condi-
tion Of tie navy, the Russ to-day declares
the timef5is passed for silence In view
OF the fact that the "old system OF con-
cealing facts is responsible for tho loss
of lP0Oo0,oo0 roubles worth of wnrshps
ind has covered us with shame and grief
IT would be absurd to hide the defects
that can still be repaired In tho ships
which remain at Cronstadt and I.ibau.
We have already crtnlnally wasted
enough time,'' y
Tho Htss cnumcratcs the defects In
the shipsss i'm Russian waters, nverrlng
that Observation-Disclosures Of structure or sew
eral Of the vessels destined for the Ira,.
Fast make the voyage dangerous aud tor
.pcdo boats arc In such shocking condi-
tion that it is II matter OF surprise that
tho authorities accepted their delivery.
TORPEDO boats intended to reinforce Vice
Admiral Eojestvensky must clearly not
3 be dispatched With tho numerous defects
iwhichihnve boon proved 10 exist in thcm''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
R RED i'll; 1 AT NJ rs. MORSE {; :.
Is COMING TO TELL IL
| ~ 3. - -.----- 10
(by Assoclatell Presa.) J. J.

glsNI1Ay5 ORE "a December ~ Tho de-
tYelopnte,it| h OF I'M orse-D GO dlyorce
was prac tcall% at-' standstill to-day.
Whether Of not tho 1case VII be brought
shefore the5 grand 1nry Tomorrow Is i n
Question that District Attorney Jerome
refused to answer. i. I. x 4, Ms Il 81 XVII
j5 T5$eept for 1oodIge 4. who will Z. bei tho
State $ chief witness in1ary prosecution
none ofiEthoseS who are slikely8to be in-i
VOWED have 4 been arrest ed. IA aSii
N S'rhere:swa q rnnor about s. ho Criminal.
Court building to-day that Mrs. Morse.
WAS about TO leave Paris for New5 York
to tell Jerome: what she knows about
the tanElc, md to- have her ctionssaI,nnd
position uncovered from doubt. Tnedrus
nor could not he traced to any definite
source and members pr 4 he district at
,tnrney.s staff pronounced It without$toqlulIl
dat ION a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Rain a Blessing.
i.Rv Assoolnted ]. Prnss.l

T1W-.--- NO az
3}58 II IINV lila WEN, g3CONN., dec, 27.---Al-
though to-daF's storm of slcet and rain
caused some delaySto traffic on bottiStrol-
ley and steam. lines, the doWnpour was
generally hailed with Satisfactorily man
4,lract,rcrs and turner's in Connecticut.
10 tho tobacco farming districts alongsthe
Connecticut Valley and about New Mil
ford tho stormYalso promises to- hoM Of
great value Il BY the dumping" Of the
Years crop. ] lis; estimated that #thoEto-
:bacco crop in this State. which must
await the t'damping' process before 1t
can be delivered, is worth over $4,000. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
5 MARCUM5 CASE. q,
II Tearing Resumed After Recess
of "a Few Days. u
5(By Associated .RressO

5WiNCHEsITlER, KY, December q, s..
After. a recess or d few days the trial OF
the Nrarcllm n case wns, " resumed to-day t,
and about twenty witnesses for tho de-
5fense answered ito their names. So far
as examined a they have been clerks In
slrargs; Brot sstore. They agreed that
when Narcunl was II lsi lied "a olns White
icahic across 4 the street at once from the
courthouse; hat Judge 1iargls a.t ordered
tho court closed, and thai the, searching
party found nothing. Hargis4 expressed
!a desire To find $out. who did the killing,
and q Willingness to issue a warrant for
his arrest. Captain Ewing, 5 who was
Will Marcum{5 when he WAS killed. re.
.pca.c y 4 said he did not @see who did
tho 5l,IllslE fg3 XXI i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
OHIO SHERIFF Ex CTS
555 TO GET PA PERs TO DAY
/. iBY Associated Press

A d7aoF sS arTvsa sel na fs
evening with tho affidavit necessary to-
correct the requilsi ton of q oyernor ier-2
him to, taka5br. Leroy s. Chadwick out ~
this State TO cleveland tO.8ansWer the
charge of conplic ltys ii forging the name
OG0 alleged 10 have heen used as security
by Ills wife, Mrs. Cassie u Chad elk.
Tovmorrow morning he wi II present IT. ~
pardon and 5reqnlslt ton aclerk, from whom
he expects Ia obtain the Myarran mt " u iclli
she failed to secure upon llls frs WISE
Monday, l II 81 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
MURDERED WOMAN WAS
FROM SYRACUSE

coLoIeADbh STRINGS, cor, Dee 27.--
The theory that the woman murdered on
tor Bouton. formerly OF Syracuse. N, ",
Is still regarded BY, tho local police as the
strongest yet advanced. Tho dental work
In the mouth Of the dead woman showed
that the dead woman was not younger
than twenty-five years or age, Tho police
to-day have been interviewing tho local
and have found abundant evidence that
Mrs. Bouton was In this city for several
days about October 1st. 8
There Is not u circumstances yet brought
TO light. however, that gives clue as to
where Mrs. Bouton went from this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
General.

Attorney General MOODY, acting III for
4 governme brings suit8asking for per-
5etuai injunction againat big paperStirlst
Z n hs e M fnv0r era
Ships crews at mercy OF waves !; three
sehooners now s 4; stgrn ~
contained in presentment against Bishop
Talbot woman in cse ), e, Van o.
zuela---yvest in throes OF mighty l DiiZ-
Steamers hidden h ,,,,t fog s c e. N
SDlsas trous explosion in Carnegie5 Steel
Companys plant In 1'ennI q one NJ,
Confederate general, is dead in (; 81. So
Murdered mans head was llcarlyas5cnit
off dmiral schlcy badly shaken n I, 4
collision President will offer'n timi ~
tration bill' dealing with freight rate a
proble,n----1nquiry In connect lon I'll
Chad wick case not resumed yesterd;lS " -
yTVadding from blank cartridge pene1trrtntes
TO mans lungs and he may tlle-.Ws tt;s9n
publish s.n new wneT
It he day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
FloorPalnts, s3.
Best Ready Mixed h Paints, @ 4
Waxane, Floor Wax, u.
Brushes, Etc.
TANNER PAIN and Oil CO.,
I. as e. Main Street.
ScHRlsTMAo r PAY RATES
'PHoNE 1873.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

This line will sell q tickets between
all # points south of Potomac River
and east of the mississippi River
at rate of ono and ono-thlrd nrst,class
fares for, the round trip Minimum rate
oral public December sd I. 9th. 25th. slst,g
1904, and January 1st, 1905. With final limit
January A.. 1906. For teachers and st,-
dents, upon presentation and surrender.
Of certificates, signed by superintendent.
principals or presidents OF tho various
Institutions, on December 18th to Gath,
inclusive 1904, with final limit january
81 1906 n Tickets will be limited to con-
tinuous passage in each direction
For full Information. apply to agents
OF the company. or
E c.. 8, CAMPBELL,
SE l Il Division Passenger Agent, i
No. 8ss East Main Street, Richmond, Va. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
PETS LOADED WITHBGIFTs

=, = "a IS # y,
santa SlduS 3s = LIZ
Roots for Pics and PoOdles.
= m 4 e 3. Ri I,53
SGs Though not generally known, ~ IS
true that dogs cats, parrots and canaries
Z, /, !, !, IA !, oynens ,vc
Chris as q b =
tforo Christmas the 5prlncipal leath eoods
nd animal stores Of this city laid In q
e,f,,.,,a o,,s 81 COS fancy
Ii paiG s =, - Il ~
5globcsgandg aquari inns, SGog A applnss Ell
sll lore iii short, everything that could pos
y e, 4, II I, . ~, on ~, on,n nee the
,si t'oN' = 4, ~,
beauty Of y - 7
Boston terrier, goldfish or cana ~. men ne
for several days before Christmas these
IN nhol nrs and elderly spinsters. declaring
+, nm i"pollv must have IA new cage for
q ~. iii ~, ~ ..Nfy 90 dish will feel SAD
i II idnn sbuy them ilH,lew globe, ana so
~ narh Snersons u talking as though his
gcat A. cnnnry. goldfish or poodle, was a
n thlnr no assessed of human desires and sem
Ssihi1Itics "a "A b q 81 rs
tra.t i,nr Vast where such goods ara
s Il, !, !, IA Il, kors ana dealers are
#aaMstanti,, a dnvisnr' some new thing to
- N M ~, . M fpen tho p,,rso, strings
of lovers Bof animals, and this year they
#si,cceefl cd In placing on tho market some
and original FOR Inc
,ren -, yca - "a enlers have furnished
III ~ az n rs OF Of MUGS and poodles with
curious cur little leather boo tees. which they
, r,aco On t Tia feet In damp
~! n.I = ~ ,,hcv nre made az rod morocco
1nai ho,, ii Iook quito attractive bit
Na Z, ~ ~ "a ford no nroteot ion,
q tcver a, during rainy Of. snowy weather
5; smiiielnr merely FOR periods Of damp or,
.,n hern ], RI some neople Who like
toln tsG N, NJ i y fifth 1t al times,
$lo "a ,aan ohI,ped "a
III Ieayo 9TH them at NH nome for fear Fido ~ Tlge
Woulu T., ,,,at iTha maaT
"a pea ~ nInn foot nroeetion passsd
DELFT Y, a,,s ~ ats II hn
q MI n III turn notified tho manu-
VIZ es,,lt gheine 4 hat thc lalie
NY Y,
plhcee on !i r,,hher boots, well made'i
III u so,es Ana thoromghly
8Wltm ,nus tsoy ter do Furnished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Won Spaun Will Serve.

by AsS0clut0d pressD
Paris. December 27--A6miral Baron
Won spaun, OF tho Austrian navy, who III
The opening session in Paris, Dccomber
2za,of Mathematician commission 10 IN
Tiir~ into the North Sea incident was
unanimously elected The fifth member ~
that body has agreed TO serve on the
commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Holland Strictly Neutral.
(I3y Nssoclntcd Ircss, !

u3y Associated Prcss)
THE HAGUE oeoember 27Irhc re-
port that Holland viii place Sab,ng III
the straits settlements. twenty miles
north ofMalacca, ut the disposition of the
Russian Second Pacific squadron, as re-
ported from Toxic in q dispatch to the
London Times, Is devoid Of foundations IT
is learned In Official quarters that Hol-
land viii observe the same strict neutral
0lty in her coloniesas at home ana that
neither Sibang nor any other points In
thu Dutch indies Will be placed either
directly or Indirectly, at the disposal OF
The belligcrents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Watson to Publish Magazine,
3 (By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Fress.)
& ALBANY, n, ", December 2T.--Thomns
H. Watson. OF Thomson, Ga, the candt-
date OF the Peoples party for President
at the last election, Incorporated With the
pany called Tom Watson's Magazine, FOL
the purpose Of publishing ind circulating
monthly literary periodical OF that
name. The ineorporat ton, Ia capitalized
at Sl25.o00. divided into 1850 shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Pushing Work on Fleet.

tBy Associated Press)
.SIlSASr0POl.s December 27.--rhe dock
yard iahorers have been released from
Their obligations MS members of The re-
serves in order that they may continue
works on the vessels OF The Black Sen
fleet, which is nsns pushed with the
greatest energy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
IRVING to Float Vessel.

t$s{S,5 81 (By "a ssociated Press.) WI $
* NANI,Tt slIii1'r, MASS, December 27.-
An uns,cccssful tempt was made to-
day 10 float the schooner George B. Fer
gusnn. which went ashore In the outer
harbor during tile gale OF December 18th.
The owners have not yet abandoned hope
or saving the vessel, and another attempt
to float her will lie made tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Hostess Much Ernb arras

Naughty boys III the West 4 End were
the cause Of u good dea ! of embnrrnss-
sment fora hostess, who had Invited q
number OF well known people 4 to y dinner
a6fcwf evenings ago. The ~ boys 4 slpped
in at the back gate and made off with
much OF tho dinner which had been
provided. 4 Ri 35 iss ii.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Opposition Members Arrested

2 " -FF''0yItII tn IT tES,J
. ASASiI NGToN, u O., December 2f--
NJ, Russell the American minister a,
i8ogota, Colombia. advised the State Dc.
partnient to-day Of the arrest In BoEot,
Of three OPPOSITION members Of the lowo1
lIoilse o. congress- FOR circulating nubli
cations asalHst tlle government THE
present government. Mr.. Russell adds
is Inspiring confidence. ,'.ti'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Il 80 tL !.t}f3 2 & -! . Il
n Prominent Man Killed.

BY Associated Press, J ~ u
53s LIMA. " OHIO, Dec. 2S--I w. iGin,i
ono OFT lie wnalthlests oll operators in this
city aud vice presldcntgof the. Lima 2 rust
Company. WAS Academia lily: electro In
his bathroom hero to-day BY; standing On
~ reglstersand touching an cleo tric ligh
chandelier with his hands. tsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Virginia..

w A lonely. old woman robbed and muir
Sdered In ille---The ilI,lnehDurG
%at,d a Prince Edward Railroad completed
\ for SIX ~ Justice Pierce, Of Pelham,
. Just over the Virginia line. nlarres eleven
Relopine: couples Christmas day---,lienHS
robbery In Petersburg 1ames l1tn ,t',G
"A in tiall at Roannke, denies that he killed
Hi,is wi fe and child and said they were on
1 good terms youth fatally shot n
Fairfax county while hunting Roman
candles explode prenatuIely and inlure
\ que delivers address TO- Columbia a .odge
4 81 Aftsons H in Alexandria county.--lm, :,
8pnna trablo fog 4 in Norfolk harbor$ 4, nd
ferry boats unable to find their landings
wander around tho harbor, keeping pas
gsengers out to 5unheard Of hours of5!!thlt
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
i I
~ y IN, q m IN U u
Mrs. Giuspina M agnani.S

IVA letter VIA s received here yesterday Ivy
Eugene Magnani, n well known talinn,
announcing the death OF his mother, Nlr.s
Glusplna Magnnni. at her home In Tus-
cnny, tally, on December 14th. Sir. Mag
mani has two places OF business here, ono
on West Broad Street. the other on East
Main Street 6t45sass 545 g. 83
Another son. Charles, formerly kept 4
confectionery at Main ind Pine StrcetS.
Iic was at his mothers home when she
died. M Sli Ia s.y
Mrs.SMary a. King.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Mary a.. King Will
be tho grave III slockogae
q, clock this afternoon Mrs. King died
shortly after midnight yeste rday morn
Ing, at tho residence Z OF Mr. John r.
Ramcy, No. 81 East Canal Street.
M S. 5Leidy. 31
Mr.. NJ. u s., Leidy, 4 ono Of q Richinonds
Oldest 8merchants. passed away yesterday
Afternoon a g1:l0 O'clock H In IL no seventy.
first year OF his age Mr.. 1cidy was for
many years engaged in the stove md
crockery business, having Ills sotre near
the Old Market.
The funeral will take place 3to -lnorrow.
afternoon ut 3 q clock from U Mon Station
Methodist Episcopal Church. and X the In
4termcnt Will be made In Ga kwoot. III N
Washington Robins.
9 4. Especial TO The li'Ees- Ioispi.lchs)
VAsITI, De-. 27.--Ml :. ~ asnins-
ton Robins died ut his home, B near DICK
#inson, FRANKLIN county, 50 tl'rdltay
ne IS q sevafal III ia. 1n ns
) { ~ !, ~ : cti-
~, rra ,vo 'closo "a cirhtly years old.
& Ia q u Nc 4 wfe M one son. william
1, =, ~ vi vi, : resides IN Oklahoma,
iis e 4 ME- =, q; : q $50,
l ~ 81 VIZ - ~
Especial 70, The Times. pispaa'cn D. A.,
VASEill r. =. ~ .,. :,
David YOUNG dled ~ hsl.''o'e ,.s.,
san W. snves bana sna ssyeral chill
sdren.5 ssho 4 was 4 a Miss PA ;mer heforo
her marriage, and ID sister ,}of Messrs.
+ Tlenrvtand Jerry Palmsr,5o This place,
fS1Y7 (, !. !. IA q !, 4. !. sy = q. !, E
u Mrs. susan A.8 llcSH!oo's''S'.,
(speclalato The Times i. p lspatch)
FREDERIcI<sI3L loecetlb 2.
27.-N1rs. Susan Rose, Wdfow soI me
ilato Thomas Rose, and mother OF 3 III = Nj!
Rose, of this city. died yesterday az her
home in Stafford colnty,S aged eightS
'sevcn8 years. Sho Is survived by ten clil-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
I North Carolina.

Sa Well known railroad conductor at Spcn-
cor goes deltlnged--The Southern .adopts
the block signal system between Spencer
and Atlanta--The seaEoard Air Line to
put on shoo-fly train between Raleigh
and Weldon Governor Aycock will de
liver the address at the CORNERSTONE lay
Ing at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College January 1Oth;5 this vii be his. last
speech as Governor; he &rctireS next $da y,
when overnor-elect Glenn will belln gu,
etl---Maj or Luther S. Tucker found
dead In bed in Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
DR.. WEST, c ONFEDERAT
GENERAL, is DEAD
---.-......yi
lByt Associate ! Press u

79- By AsHotdAt GU PTGsHJ N
~ PALESTl N r. T EXAs, December 27.s---
DR.. g. Il q n Yves ded Mt Ills home hero 70,
day. II Q 4 was 5eighty-onej ~ cars old, i and
a Well known Confederate veteran hay.
Ing been II surgeon first OF the 1GSth ilas
3bana Infantry. later q brlgutl cr-ge qin !
and afterwards 8ins charge OF the hospitals
ut Atlanta. or late years, By reason o.
his advanced age. lie had been inactive.
He died OF heart failure. ~ e 5g AZ ssS
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ltsconc tcong and the crew had less diff
ulty in reassuring them. The Nlusconet-,
orlg suffered but little damage. FL 81.
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}551'hc ferry boat Chicago Al OF the Penn
tsylvania Line, loaded down with conmut-
ers.as was run Oh toby the New Haven,
Railroads big steam transport Mary
land IN tho North 3 River, iust#off tho
Cortland Street slip Of he locnnsyl-t
$v:lnia ferry, The transport crashed into
the rear of the ferry boat&n and tore away.
u large part Of the deck work over the
stern. No serious damage was done 10
the hull. Among the crowd 3 f passen-3
gers on the Chicago were many women,
and q panic cns,lcd when the accident
occurred. Several Of the women fainted,5
hut no one was injured. n NJ 81
"A photographic and tclepflonic comnunica-
ton In all directions was very slow.
Up through New York State many wires
were down, and those which were not
could be operated only slowly. Service
To Chicago was greatly delayed. H In New
England the conditions were better but
"a many points business was moved
slowly. GI5 ~ ~ A S e