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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
MISS WHlSTLE u E GAGGED
TO REV !. (. q HOWELL
lspecIal u The ,1,ln,,,le,s.: 3 Dispatch

1Specal % The Tlnles. tch, 58d IA
Ss BAL VI en-
gagemer.t pf N SIS q W!endol yr hlstler,
edang b ter d Mr.. n and M rs. II homas De
Iano Whistler, to Rev. & Or. Richard Lee
) Howell u OF ecsburg. Va i. y ID nounccd.
The wed Ing wi II IA kos placeF Itebrunry
Is q niece . t NJ II Ross ~. histler,
and moves in@ the Ill hest social circles.
She has been alb road comp citing her ed
s,,lcation. Rev. NJ Ill Howell b d Wido wer.
& Ills first wifi was Miss r ,lsh Of Phlla-
SdelplJla, who died sey era1 year sa 9 CO. 5 He
Was formerly rector OF MAJ garet' III.
tsE,s@ Church. Vas hing on. Recent ~ theSpur;
i chased 4 he country sea + Of the late Coy.
gernor Swami, Of Il AIaryl land, near Lees
I bilrg. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
HONEST Is HIN n !: Fan '[.
+ Remarkable Story 81 Tow Knight:
;;ssf az the Soup d BOWL Ref ormed. 81

= 49,
u jof9tile Soup Bowl Ref orned @
RE FOLLOWING letter has been receives, e !
SPror,ss Il az Hey, sl ggeste ed pysi ho
Spicture published in yesterd q paper 5 8oh
Honest II hil McLe al. 3,
ley think hat the 81 stor w y y
Honest u I'M COW ion y
Thousands OF Ehonlel less men
daring through the scontl tTy
F,di torSo Il The IL Times Di5 atch
S11 SirI.I Very mu al admire & the pic ture .ot
@rnhh Moi eanG In thslnor ning' IS ~ mes DIS.
M fcf An EIe richl WA deserves 81 he stitle 81
HEonest John,,s 4 and III Is herd to say too
%#mni,nii sc his devotion 9sand Syalue &c. y ne
mission, bit think a was an 4excellent
to make lends Tor mls 81 !.
1rors among lose who are ssce ptce,Rl y
tho uossible results amo rg the mos tsh2pe-
less of the men 10 com US. for p.
when he cam eSto our house y We years
p On ia hard to say VIII her no needed
EfumIgating needl and AthrendIsheo'esss57-
Is doctor. 8 or d iceman the mos Il,
we Were Il at breakfa st; y nm tlIllu1y
knocked n at the door Nd as ked IoFs 9 3
iibite.a. twas the last thing you Wso4i =
Ehayet thought he was In need Oh ti IL
Feat we're wrapped and I'll ed An brown &pa-
gper. For thr 60 ri gifts in the pas four, ne
had slept In box g me ~ !
with such oar ital to start onSLhe son y =
Cod through mi sst on eff rts;s has turned
out as noble unset fish and true man itts
N Know we could not do hout. q !. =, =
SNanys n ore will DO thus tran 60 ~ g g
chance is only given them. e
Ss - t,st 80 q TO RGD II. WILEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

ifiotnccd without going down In his pocket.
which he was nversc TO do. II g also out out the
scni-wind -up. but tho spec tors, going y, %
made hardly n inurnur. 83 4. # Z. \,
$sas The first three rounds OF the bout botwsen
Lewis ana u Decker s8wero decidedly tnme-so
tame lii fnct q, that many OF u thu onlookets
5evi1ced their dspleasure BY hooting /, 80.
ginning with tho fourth howe yer. the boys
cut loose d bit, and there waS a lively OK
change Of punches. Lewis caught Decker with
q swinging right, which rocked the latter Z!
and sooii recovered himself b after ~ Itch he
carried tho milling to Wis. Iic was the
snggressors In the last two rounds. and would
ghave@ BEEN entitled to the decision were &c
scfBions Derr SsIblc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
G|'IR[A7'AERMlsH AGAIN
gETs ]. ! D / II. n.
Winner 81 Last Fears Suburban
a Assigned Top y Weight Among 4
As3 Handicap Horses.
4, Vi ,a I, h a m, . p, \. !. Z, . n.

IL. (specla1 TO The Titnes- Dispatci) w NJ
"a NEW oRfs, Feb t--ly elghts for the ,tr'o
ysivas 81. Il 4 Ti,ornas, ] Iiorinls. who won the
Tina s' d record tha History II the
race, The post Of honor IN both eveiits--t?a
ss.e t5sh s re s ,ss aenFsa
two poiinds making the ~ TERRENCE This flne
doubt because hls desired t. give III,
tho best Horses I'd thell country. Ort WO lla
soond Ii the Brooklyn. U sSS q. i.
MS Tho presence Of the western horses, Enslisn
yet 1runSi ii the Fast. De very intorsstlrs.
There Is no doubt ~ to- Eiigliah Lad having
been d good tcolt last year, but the otiiclai
Handicapped Of tho Jocksy Club evidently does
sort Wells ID 4 required to conccdo him seyet,
That tho form 81 Claude ana Dainty 4;
IS oil anwn a.
sinHthe East u moved Eby Mr. vosburgh re-
curing Dainty rs concede Claude seven tpounds,
whereas in the Burns handicap at onklaana.
stobe run CLAUDE rs ~
Tho Weights assigned to- Oisenu and sysontHy.
ea hanna made lsst fai tho adnrera 2. TIE
western colt that e a.
Ing tts d efoat u tradition in tho Chhmpagris
stakcS at Morris winner 81. tno
futurity corisid orc pound peioIW
na ossa speea such
n Z ran IN Dreamer, sandria terligh INT,
$doun,*R rose ofS Dawn and WILD Mint, arc wg!i
treated in tho suburbs when It is borne II, !,
4 We'll advanced ana boca use some OF the tor
nd may not roach the start post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
INSPECT RE'R ROADS A |: !
around. CHARLOTTE 1. 1 !! /.
U ll1s:necIal III The-.a Times pIspntch 8 "a

CHARLOTTE, ,-Ag dele ele-
ga ion 81 ointment q virginia,
IcoInposi ne h a commit tee from the G 1000
GRoads Convent held \ at Danyill yes is
sterda y. arrived VI Chnrl OF tegs ne
South rn this morning to INSPECT the good
roads sof M ecklen burg count y ne party par
was accompa R 3 e.
land and industrial ofsthe Southern,
and Hon. oftlci aa g tho
AGRICULTURAL Depar tment IN SlSI
The party were s1n Z the Sd pot py
mayor Brown and Che lrfnana q y ed ~!
sofS the county commits RI and d.,Se y
OVER several Of the publ hig hWaya OF
the county They Inspect q the seyera g
t,rocesses OF road cons ion by convict
labor and tliegls elves als great
ly pleas With the System ~ y :, as
result Its 1a}aan wsre
entertained at the Me- nufact Re Clup,
During the3s eption q hand some cane .l
was presented Mr.. RI chards cognl-
don of his courtesy; d to he part y.,
The q presontati ION was made by 7 I, Mr.
Aiexand II elper. secretary Of the Dan y
Vile Commercial ASCOT at ios:s2ss = he 3yisl-
tors returned to their homes this evening" Is:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
HAN ii { On REF:ul ' SEQ T.
I..s5 TO BOX WlND-UP

Especial TO The Times pl atch,
sa HIIADELPHIA,115I Pa February !. Owing
'that r. lure Of the nianag cement OF the Mans
ge9sa PromlI 1 ne
hanlo Harry Lewis
ynisl,t! ant, George D eckart was substituted!
When Hanlon boxed on the prec edinE3 Tuesday
toia' fha / II would be made good last night
but when It came to q settlement there was y 8
nothing doing. The house looked g ne "a, q
Gould o not put the show as originally an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Little Being D one BY the State STATE
for the Soldier Boys.

The state Military B oard held a. lo \, 9
:aession \ YES terlay. q fternoon, strugg ing
over tho ot 2 :, etWee
sroa II sim 81 ST., 500 gIvenby the Leg
ture for their maintenance 9 uFr'ns me
year. j. ~ j, y q !, H. xyorlrad
~ Ia III AZ being the average attend-
noe III each compnn at rill during 1901.
q = reported bY9 INSPECT enoral Btern.,4
Nj ,sThes amount approp riated IS insignii,l !:
= g tha Inilitary,n said one OF the members
Of lie board last night. in discussing the
Indeed. he went on tle s / 9, \, y
mort no, Of her volun tary sol iery, and this
ought not to be so.S9 II this had to boE re-
lied upon exclusively there, would mans ''al
"a Strong effort will q be made to secure
q 4 much .'inrgert sapprop ton from ne
next La legislature for this pu rposNe,, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Fitz Read e: \ / 81 4 Fight.

Special to The T lmes- biepnto
ge GRAND RAPIDS. MI CH., Tel. lr az q,
Fitzsmmons wi accspt the 81
$delphia JACK u Drien to NJ held ain I'anaIs'a.
fora ;25 600 purse Bal g
e,inrantee or faith Fl u declares that a. soon
as o. BrIens covered lls S. oo0 bet hs4Was rea'oy
TO meet him anywhere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
DR.. DARLIN TON MADE
BISHOP OF HARRlSB: U.RI'G

by Associate ted Press) ~ Y; iS
IIARRISBuRG,,,EE'tA Februa ~ "a Rev.
sDr. amcs Henry Darling ton. Of Bro klyn.,
was to-day elected bishop Of the new
Harrisburg Diocese IS OF the Protestant
Episcopal q Church Il to a succeed S4 Rev. Dr.
William IT !. Manning. Of n eW, York. who
was recently 8el ected but decline
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
( MORE STREE 4 FORCE,

observation-disclosures Finance Com
Z rnittee for Twenty-Five Mem
Il The Committee on Health met last
night and mad o up a list Of the needs
OF that department to BIO presented TO tho
Finance Committee, IN order that the
appropriation may be put IN tho annual
budget now shortly to be made IN. NJ
The only material increas Sc asked Y; over lI
last year IS hat the Street cleaning 5l'a !
iffi,v,e"ndditional men, 7. The d apartment IL
greatly in need Of more men according TO
those who are In close touch with. 11ts
workings and 1t 10 not al al unlikely that
iiho Fin,lpco Committee will ccedo to the
ran,lcst OF aho Health Csorlml ttea, Inc
department last year did lot expond az
the money allotted, but turned some of
ii back into the treasury. v s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
TRAIN HITS TRIO I. LEY;
FL SIX PEG PIE INJURED

y (By Associate ed Press.) {$ n
Il GRAND RAPIDS I, MICH, d Feb SIX
persons were injured our pro ba bly, fa,
tally tonight hen q Grand Rapids ana
Indfana northbound passe niger III tgai y
Leonard Street crossing, The street car
was tossed fifty feet. All y tho & injured
were residents OF Ora nd Rap Ids. gs5 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
FRAN K IL mel "a KNOCKS
OUT YOUNG tts'DlC <''' HYLAMD

All w Associated press.) M WI
XII SANfFANCISCO, Cab T CD. 81 T too rs
frankie N ell ex- cfnmpt IN ban tamWeight,
IL rounds to knock out iiylatn Is
amateur RAJ ks.2 II It was q "a ht2 bet eenl
"a seas oned & ring general and q ypun este
game as possible. trorlg and Due
lacking. In exp rence.Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
BARRIERS TO REORGANIZE.
Will Ask for Shorter Hours at
a$s Meeting N ext M ondaV Night,

N The BARRIERS Of Richmond are contefn-
plating reorgnnizing their union. = hey
4 viii meet ext a onday NJ llt u for that
hand. md 1T is Il ikely N the only change
5in# lie present rules vii II be u q quest
that al sh ops IA clio g a at 'clocii each
night except Saturday when the closing
shourlis 10 be 1870 O. clock,
81 This meeting will be held limmedi ately
safterSthe ball to be given, by the BARRIERS
at SangerNHall next Monday M Oh n Q
trouble n Is H ant ipated So as 4! the BARRIERS
and proprietors are working nicely to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.NEGR 0 TRI ANs FER D For 5:51
GOOD OF HE SERVICE
u yAssoac,iIatcd pres !

tBy y Associated Press &
N WASHINGTON, I z. CT Feb. Arthur
A Simmons, for many years WAS the door
Keeper 8 Z the secretary Of tho President
fat the White House and who, probably,
Y LII more widely known among pu bile men
than any other olored man IN The. couIl,
try, has been relieved of his duties fnt
! the White House and usferred to the
4 Interior Depar tment. Sc etary Loeb ex-
plains that the chan &c wa IS mad for ne
good Of tho serv Ice. ',.3f lSS W..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
S s. BY Al A. j I. Ch.ewning Company.
8atssi5S1 r nnlS ute Au ton 6ra. S333s
Aucti on Sale That N'ice
D etac ed Brio i Owe ling,|
N W. Clay Stree on
w ednesd day q. "a ! q eb: b g,
& 9O5, at 4:30 so'C Clock J: % 3 u "a
for the 3Purpo g Of i Closing ! g ;'1g
IL p an Estate

The lot has ronts of feet by .dsp,tnI
SITUATED III "a section 81 the city much de-.
Sired for resld ~
for renting shoul demand Ithis astent1on
3s1slTMRMSOn third cash ID alance at one
and tvs years for ties Wit interest or
"a cash. al the Opt on%of Oh Aaes.S
"A. II CIIn AWNING C0sMP !; l
\ FEB Ids ss b. uctlone ers;Isi3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Ell; e.: s;; 4 ; ;;:'

believed local d!ssa5e hut e dEs t.
sad
cure the ttse Many ao
strictly sght Is the real
arrested consumption or LEAD g serious
digestive Ssl
Catarrh quickly hoFoughy
curative propeIt act directly O. hs plooa, 4g
cstaErh such as
throat cures 81 iosM
Kidneys you
time remedies gst q R Maas
ranteed 70
----- sslN D M sola hy ALL
naianIo Ba0a ban li1o s9a
b
NanpfacpFed ~ nl00D BAH Cgss AAaates ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
5Col{o,r,ted Missionary to Speak,

f53 Raw w. IN, Sheppard, {. colored, OF the.
Southern Presbyterlan M lssion, ~ ting
M H,irst y rssbyterIan Church next suns
d AN Il mrornlng 8at i clock. sheppard 70
geeo con dered one Of tho most entertaining
45tnxnerlenee In his work. IIe has been
made made ID member Of the Royal Gieograph.
Gal yl f ba Tar colorsd
people 1T the, rning service !, -,
henpard VIII at thn Hnssam MIs
Az ths Eirst i'resbyt teri an Church to;
MORROW ~ rt afternoon at 100 sheppard MI
gh ,r; tho following appoin H'ents II nfter
ss ~, ss rvs ~ 5th. ii "A. M Presbyta,
Ran Chufsoli $3.50 n All. Second Raptti L
it Gnvsnn,,t !: TebStlary 9TH. IA Union
IsThheological Seminary; February 4 ~ ~ y
rs. MI, cirAce Street tsrlaas GhnEehi
sG hs iIlli;i|a Il, seeofld Fresb,ys
an lShp rchs M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
PRINCE ElTEl NOW ON [. 81
&. WAY TO RECOVERY
sBS':':LUGSNO TWO

M r. ~ IByt Associated Presyl F y,
Friedrich has passed the doubtful peliod,,
and is on the way toward recovery. To-
days bulletin says the Princes general
condition Is sat tory, notW.l hstaAdtag
( his present weaku ess, Il Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.RF|jA|I|IL.R|||O|]AD.RATE|.W ! I
GROWS S'HARPERIST|lL

81 5 n 4 (Ry Associated Press.) !: v.
ss!nS 5sES%ssfs, ]h g
Atiant sea Board VA ven ded inter-
est to-day when the AIissonsi Paol tlc talsr
grabbed I n G9 m,
"a 81 eleven seit haildfed pouna,s !
tto HIemphls and. ~ tle Iiocls and flya
lille ne action 81 the Rock Island which
ths Gh,sGgq s ana
i IVA ptints ttp Ghicago One cents a
Shundred BOUNDS, afoused more ~ ters ,s
anonlA llroed thai al,Y move aheger
VAT TIC offices of the ock Island wa
stated that reduct lions Were ln "
the DR. tlalnelY low; ates now pea NJ MADE
Ssom Nebraska
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
n \ Ra;levE;rn,5 Serious us condition,

SIEoMrNsTER, MASS S51 IN; M; on \.
sBaiieySt 81 S1Worceste who wac knocked out
by Q: Irearn, OF South y, Z Nh,
day is Sin q ser lous cond tion 81 was IN, IT.
moved this rnoon tho
Hospital In an unconsc lous con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
3Lirh Committee Meets.

SS{ The Committee on LIg hts & last light
transacted a good deal Il Of routine busiY
moss, but none Of It was OF pectlla Is pub.
8the annual bud ret, I here Is little q 4im-
5portnnce that can be don BY the com y a
5mittees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
M f,>eor g " w odall Dead.

George yyoodaal died this mo RI 7,
~ as1a & Ramsey Noh1e South lal-
rel Street. He was ftftyTseyen years old.
The Il funeral arrangements have not peell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
BY, Richmond Auction 90. & y
1905 b. lain. 81 Il
AUCTION SALE ID AY,gsssSs3S n
THURSDAY, II IIBR UARYR I'd, s&2s

1905 Il. Main Street, at 4 Q: 80 ,A. Me-
Hand sone Qunrtered Oak Chamber
suit 81 " nine pieces Z cost SS ; l2S 55 III
handsome All Brdss BED, ron Beds;
and Springs, Parl or Suits, Sideb boards
Folding B eds, II atrack 8, ard robes:
handsome set Of Leaf er8 Seat and "a!
Back Dining sCt al rs, Cook and 81 eat \
Ing stoves, Cotton M attire sses, b ok:.s3
cases, II ugs Carpets. Dru gets, Mis- Y 81
RI CHM a b u AUC TIo NS CO. II
Geo. II. en- tins, tiones s sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

"a "a an M, that the stock repre resented
ain IA either sold or dep sltedS un- 3
5cr the Blair Taynr, plan. 4 he next s H.
hours viii likely determine III hat VII pc
done. 45S 3S s55
&. Williams May Get It.
NM corn,n,i ttce@ controls fifty thousand :.
ana ras. and as ann unced yoste day H as ls
9oanya ssinE local no dors 70 set e 2 pttonss
on their Stock at S22. 80 for the common On
ma SO. TO FOR the pr eferred . = hese prices
are nat ana tho commit tee, de s.!tl
r. SCH 4. exp poets to reali2e g coTln l
of $3.50 gon each shRr q; ma kin the price
$to t11a buyer s255 and 4 s46. W.
III Is sintirnated that g large pan kln IS
Interest ir New ork g tier this Astpck
5butS |it IS also a possibi1it that the iin n
Stareat i btehind MIL ohm Skel ton " illiams
could buy$IthoS block IL; they wanted ~
q nj o,tor Stuart NJ wit Mr. Jo m
villa MS, remained III today
IN cotine Ion Will The plans q the other
local commit tee, known as the sdlssentins
90 nm tee $ This commlt tee 10 also cum
Va z q local tockh ders, and "a Twas
clai r1,ed sto.da has secured % igger block
sof h stock than that repre- ente ed 81 by5Stthlee
E ODER N CO nit toe. The at ofgs this
COMMITTEES Is against the plan,
and IT. has the alt I've prop osltlon an
oed MI. Hams ans
Tho Bal an COMMITTEES take the re-:
/ sition sof iEnorifig both 81 these ommit-
tees ana declaring that, hill 4 hey might
delay the plan cam Of bring 70 flt-
ences enough to amend Il SCI, n
Seaboard VS.. Southern.
35sSI m connect lon with Sea board fairs, 9
s slternent made the q erald
I'm reference ton the Il ght FOR control 81 - :
Tho clinchfleld corp lon ts interest e
Ing RI saws that the, contest Ii really
tween tie seal oard Il Air line and 4 the
ssout hern Ral lway. M i. George Car
ter, who q bohgh It'll the SCI tiles of the
Clinchfleld IL rporat ion a throw gil the di-
,rectors Of that company, is elievod in
News & rk to 5repre sent the hankin In
terests I'M control Il Of The r Seabo ard II
Line and tina t. he pr pert VII event
really y be ~ dged wit h 81 that Il company.
THE a Union S& rust " Company Is credi ted
with Representing the sont hern r ilWay.
The SClinchfi field corr orati on IS g no ne
company and i held the securl Lies OF he
Crane' s ~ Nest Coal " Company and the
South and Nv estern r ailway.ss It's stated
that n Mr.. Carter paid over g sSs, 0OO an
tsash. q i1ese securities Il were delivered to
him u and he I'M turn has passed ii them
over to Y the interests for " HON Tho was
acting. 81 One step In the ION tro versy was
receivership for the Cline hfield corpor-
alton. Il and 1t Is stated that the only as
sets the receiver found was tho 4 s., 5O0,
COO in cash, AS the securit les H had been
turned n over to Mr.. Carter. mis- situn-
ton. it is claimed gives the advantage
to the Garter synd lea te. T he 8controv
IL nc WI before the tied States Circuit
Court in West VI rGinia,t "a 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Nominations Confirmed,

53 lS35( BY Associated Press) q
WA SIiIEGTON.9Fe Feb. 81 Tho Senate to-day
IL executive session conf rnaed tho following
nom ATOMS ;5s5 3 !, =,
a Postmas y. Lev lhgYeill,:
Brad town. @ Y !. ~. Z. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
BY AZ. il CheWningEC oinpa 3. ':y.sg ssE
Real Estate Az Lone 4 as ers
rust ZEE IS Auc tiollSI Sale
OF
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1915 wv. Main Street.


vi! Nv v,rt,,e az II q cert tain dead Of trust
gdated January 2sth, 1904 az record u the
foierk 8 4 office az Of Rio hmond b. Chanoesy3
Court $50 q, dsta Ss 1 a1s
n The Pa Ssias ssqused
the bench iary to Ido n WI ss1s
TWEspAY. Z q :! I, ",
Sare a. Is bove, VIII onais lot.
sfrontinE 1fifteen feet on the sonther line
OF Main Street. betWeen 4 s slsd
BEECH sfyes5s etWee n s
t II az new brck dwelling This
property Is occupied by g good tenant Il Y
s17aS Bss a e. 6oth ha home
M serElssM cas. ufacient to dsfray the
expenses of sale and ~ fpo pay, aaSs
iaS l ba noe upon credit Of one aHdl
3 yvo $vears for notes, interest added and
secured by q deed OF trust upoR The Sprop-S
5erty' a, j. CHEWING 6. Trustee. 4
m RugTgHi;s5, Q !. q: PERSONAL 3 s ~
e ssstsIat Ssaa sasi
Fsen ia q. pass ssa default having been
mnde IN the payment OF q certain note
stherein secured. and belng REQUIRED 50 70
R syA !hg tasfSRSj VA 81
al IL Nj, al 70. 81 I1as Il Cary Struet. sell
one Lathe, one small pin Press A 4,
5emon,s HSdy and RsII sPscs eo
$E cine three Complete Gasoline Ensi as's.g
eto. TER Ms-ca . l, /, ~, !. v.
f1Tab Tat &3ls3 VI ySS aSsl g N ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
W|LL|AMSMAl'
october II STOCK.
Said That Dissenting Interests 'stasI
Can Secure Large Bio ckII3sI-
Il They Want II.
rTHE MINORITY IS i IGNORED !|':'l :'l|:.!:'
Blair G Committee Declares 81
Make AZ Con 81. ic {: ot ~, If
The Clinchheld Fight. 85S85
lsIl7i1 4, 719 n.
+ !, , 4, - B Itnes. i. lspatch.)

{speciai to The Tltnes-D dispatch ]
BAI4TIMO M 1.--Sl norlty
stoceholders 81 the sseaboard IL Line
Rail way were III con fident mood to day
q. Sresnit Of tho two VEN n cnts pol r
& ado to looe after their ldngss TIE TIE
Ryan Blair committee. which q has en-
nounced that majority % the stock! Z has
depes!tsa uae5 tho sW faanasas
Ft,,a IN !, mad flcation OF this plan will be
made and no concession will be granted ;l:,''I
8to tho minor ty stocktl old ore. (, S,
sTSR IA preventative of both the local COZ
Sn,itteea ara "a New ork to-day. Messr 9
9Gustnvus ODER, simon Stein and ma I.. g s.
/ Ha1nbleton arc presenting tfle prote y.
tive commit GO. THE other two members q
Nressrs. Townsend Scott and tB Or-
rick remain 1as e ,naas-
tee has decided its polAey. ts ~,
clsio being that the stock reprfpstited
tbyit viii 80 elthsr sold az deposited 'ii,. &
derE the Blair e next s (, ,7 Z
hours will likely determine y nav w e.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-23
narried

Last Wednesday, March 10 at the
home of the brides parents, in Brook
lyn township, South Dakota, occurred
the wedding of Ulysses Snoopy and
Miss Florence Nedrow, Rev. w. A.
Wilkinson officiating.
There were about forty guests,
friends and relatives, the ceremony
occurring at $40, followed by lap
supper.
The bride is the oldest daughter,
of Henry Nedrow, and is young
lady who has endeared herself to all
her acquaintance during her residence
here.The groom is an Industrious
young farmer, and the happy couple
will at once go to housekeeping on
the Joseph Gubka place east of town
which Mr.. Snoopy worked last year.
The following were the presents
received.
Salad dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson,
Nut bowl, Geo. Weeks and wife,
Cream and sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Myers. Sugar she'll and butter
knife, Miss Oberholzer. Toilet bowl
and pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Palmer. Rocker, VIM. Crane and
family. Bedspread, r. Lumberg.
Silver knives and forks, Carrie Smith
and George Carlson. Glass and berry
set, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kienast Five
dollar gold piece, Grandparents.
Silver knives, forks and spoons, j.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-23
bled friends and relatives. Then a
dainty and palatable supper was

bled friends and relatives. Then a
dainty and palatable supper was
served.
The evening was spent in social
manner, excellent music being fur
nished, and the guests departed leav-
ing behind them many costly and
beautiful presents, the greater por-
ton being silverware, and carrying
away with them sincere regrets upon
being called upon to part with Miss
Paydon who has a wide circle of
friends in which she is recognized as
one of Basco's fairest and sweetest
gems. Mr.. Ruhs has been in Audu-
don county tor over four years, the
first two of which he managed the
elevator for A. j. Leake, since which
time he has half interest in general
store. He has many warm friends
and is liked and respected for his
sterling qualities and genial charac-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruhs will be at home
to their friends at Ross.