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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04


pany. who are res dents Of Ashland TINT
the $rslilrond company wi vel come WI thl
great interest and entN,s lasm this pro-
i1ecteds parall ell II limo as n w IL SserY Ing
&freiglit traffic o 4 d section wi lchS, Is now
entirely depend emit upon steam boa tina
ga ton with aahing ton q nd - tlmo re. IL
Public announcement has been mad 9 9 Y
the Forthcoming mar &c In ear sp rlns!
Of MI s Louise Child sS the only tlaus n
ter Of Mrs .l M. Il sler, to Mr.. ssnc kett
DUEL, or 3 Lancas ter. p NJ iss hid s4is
widely: lsrio WI 8 a Iicnl therll ben "
sty,45 ana her betrp thai will be Gel ebrnted
BY tho attendance of$n host OF prominent
gpeope from nll parts of the count ry. M III
DUEL 81 the son 10 e. Judge q Il H. Duel III
who was recently appoint ted to- the bench
for life by President Roosevelt inS SCI
ilecting htnffor5 the fflcesof Justice Of tile
Court Of Appeals d q the District of Column.
Sba, Tho Goth Of April has been selected
as tho date of the ceremon n III 10 tTTe z
s,rry tClayiSInn y here has been ctically
engaged Il for several s! IS II q cconlmo-
dat g. Mi. DUEL s special friends from New,
York /, FennsSlvaiilsss and abroad. M l7S
81 sEDuk NJ ylor, e he r. CHI.
}mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, have ounced as q spe-5
Eclal compliment TO Il the people Of "a sh-.3
land a special U raln a rom r ichnonda q {
midnight for next ~ rid W md Saturday
nights January 9Th and sS7 til on account
Iofs the grand opera = II Richmond. 2 The
Strnins$Wlll leave lIlbn station each night
X NrdaySa and Sa turdayC NJ al II 40 o' clock
and Will afford I he many lovers OF high
class music here am npportunit which
they will themselves Of. t3; ~
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VI. SUBMARINES SHIPPED.
Negro Oysterrnan Discharged
Gun in Bed With Serious Results

s{F$$5 special to Tho Times Dlspatch,)
& n N I9YPOR n N ISVs, A., Ian. 3,--yVith.
two lake submarine boats securely dashed.
on ller main deck. The German sEeanlshlps
to seq his morning shortly utter sepellt
&9,eloeS and As now we'll On her way 70
marines are shipped. There was no cf-
fort to prevent the ship from salllng, ms
the submarine bouts are consigned to q
nan III Hamburg named Walsh, and,
since he u 9 private PARTY % breach s
this vessels were shipped, The Adrln
steamed down Il hampton Roadss. past. The
3powerfn;; hattleship squa1drol,, ind IS
nere is but tile doubt but tina the.
boats Kill hnsllly reach he t,lssi navy
"a William t'oltpcr, a snssrn .oS Ssrnlt,ll on
board the schooner q. ~ Reanchamp,
went % he'd last night on tha! schorlN,,
With II double barreled shotgun, Some
time during Tie might. IN turning over,
the gun becat,fs disshnrs & an6 blew o ~
hospital here. where tle, was taken npon
the arrival 1 OF she schooner hero To-
"a ri7l55
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'''IVV|IlLBGB'I|11TER|I
C0.|.l.D|IA|.G.R|ET|0|.Dl|A|Y||
SNOW. sLEE1 AND WIND.
gAll55IVho8 Could Remained Uii-.
detasa Roof Last
Night Is;

;sS Bitter cold weather Is tho ortlcr Of he
day for 1slchinond. 8f5Ss sf3
rho thermometer Will cglstcrs2O degrees
during tho day, and that too d esplt g tho
I fact TINT fair weather ~ 8 expected to
peryail.8 1t
slecti began to fall vest erdny at 4 25 *.
I'M. followed shortly thcrcaiter by snow.
i,.rho day. 8had began With the tllcrinoinl...
S$ctcr8at 85s degrees, but colder and colder lido
y IL grew, until at nightra1l 80 degrees were
registered With To- Wing sno " as q !, .ac-.
B conipaniment.5 ~ Us * 81
tSSs II icin1ond had the distinction OF having
Tho lowest barometer pressure a. where
III tho country With d inhrk y Z q. 49, Bis.
lnnrck, AZ "A ~ re stered hos greatest
#coid&nts zero with Modcnu, Utah, q close
second, With q degrees above. "A cold
grip stretched n from tho treat q Lakes
10 Northern Arizonn, moving eastward ar
arhfs wave rencflcs this city o-day, X and
viii probable include the Carol mus. Il sl;s
1 N IcoZwill} bo 3generalsa and unless snow pre-
vents, there Will pc goo q skat Ing
Tic record cold weather here, q ccortl-
sing to the weather Bureau, was on the
10th 81 days3of 81 February, 1S99, when the
thermometer II eglstered 8 degrees below
zero An atncn ana a. M 81 s llo (syAs
on tho ground. hut the day SHas clear and
&Bunsliny. d
3s Mi. RE- u. iller OF Clint on. wa. 81
distant to Air. Evans. In he local NVeatl,es
Il Bureau. was askcd q bout the cold in 8taei
SYcst i. Ter sail g S84 81
ss s.,.The coldeat wea therSI ever cxpe fenced
was III Decenlbe r 1901 U.s. a Sioux city,
iowa, when the 8tl,ermolnet tel. went Town
10 22@ degrees bel on zero. For two days y
ira swas HE low mark. and, MI hough
( The United M States Weather Bureau w !
which I was stationed, was In q argc
store building heated BY 81 cam, q suffered ire
5considera bl All s W
Thirty an flo!,r,yas the speed e'etl
& OF the wind during those n Ro da ys, and
al was q wind from he orth a n
trains were te and no ono 10 4 shelter t1
unless no was obliged to 80 out a re-
variable fact itl8 I his egard was "a that
TIL, sun u sionc brightly during the cold. 4
I Ice on the Missouri ri yer, In " he chan.
mel, was % inches thick ~ B5s
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SCREENS r EMO OWED. 81
Saloons Must II ave Their Bars
Open to P ublic Eye

Special q to The Times ispatch 25S{
sIrNFO Ills, (, Jan nary h, M he lllnts,s
Iclpal uthorltics remain firm ln theiis desSl
termination that Suffolk ~ ipplerss ma VI
not drnl: behind i, screens g. rcspO llseSs
to pressure from const ltuetl Mayor;
5IlIey,3 made the n round short before
Christmas to learn i E sal pom men We're
with tile ordini.r nee recurring
iii. bar counters to- be- In pIai lew t8
the sidewalk ped les TRANS; 81 81 Ill
Tho or found n til REQ pla ces wi III
screens and gave the 9 wners until ca
Year, to clear a q bst Ions. ie
iSS'rhe police yesterday learned i'm scyefy8
bar man was within Tho Law, bu "a g, ~
Butler who, so far has declined TO 4 re-
move a partition An
4 In Police Court vest crday he WA y fined
s., and tile same amount to-day and hea3;i
may8test the law iii higher courts, n.
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LUMBER COLONY.
Lunenburg Com any Building
Cottages for It's Emp oyes. &

(Specla iSt to The Times: Dispatch 6
NLEELBRR IN. "a J, january The
Iaunenburg Lumber Company u has under.
way u new plan by which, they Will in fu-6
the headq,rlrt ers OF the company here.
iAllarge force Of 8carpen ters are employed
and these are building cottage al ter cot-3
.tage and men vi h families are coming
In from \. Ill sections of thes State and
Occupying them as fast as they can be-
compile ed 81, 81
The mana GER, NJ IL y, Mi ler,Ss is work
ling hard Il o. fully execute til Is plan, aid
during the holidays secured hout twenty
five people sSf from the northern, portion
Of this stnte, WHO are Expected here in
few days, and will DO Immediately taken
out and located for; the pl,esen " af,} II
Is %claimed that not d sufficient amount
OF N laborers AZ can be secured from Is
Immediate section to supply 20 t he needs
Of this company. and for this reason, md
in order to la vo ii good force WI ere8 7 hey
can be readily cal led upon to execute tho:
business when Slleed dec, they have adopted
this plan. II Il 3SSs3, ~ NJ Ssa
HI When spring opens up it iss the inten-8
ton or this company TO secure " largo
number Of German families to loct to on
theirs place and t'employ them regularly
at good salaries. 81 Those already locate
here seem to be entirely satisfied, With
thesresnlt. st1.} y 5$i {Ss f9s "A
IA The Llln enbllrg and M Prince Edward
Railway, which is owned by this COM
pany; has mado arrnng onents With the
Virginia- Carolina Stove Company. and.
will III future allow them to- load their.
cars on their line and ship It out YER the
Southern Other mills in, this section, L.
"a expected, viii max Il lrrallg elnents TO
this fleet also, md vi save ma ny rnllosi
OF hauling during the winter over tile.
rough ron Il a. s ar
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MR.. BOULDIN APPOINTED.
Succeeds William Leigh as Com
1nonWealth's Attorney.
y (speclnl Ia The TImes- DIspatcl

Especial to The Time s- Dispatcli.)
r. ALTONII IALIFAKsCO COUNTY " A.. jan
nary 8. Judge William r. Barksdale, nf
Halifax Circuit Court. to-day appointed
Wood Bouldln Commemorative attorney
10 succeed William Lei CHI; who res igncl
Sto@accept the posi- ton Of council sforatle
Southern Railway Compan ny, at Danviiie.
Mr.. Bouldin Is a we'll equipped lawyer,
and served In he last Constitutions | Com
syention. @ 3fs' IN ss B
SsH #S NJ liam N. Warren, who was Sc
sverely burned from an explo sion Of pow
der while loading some shells, "a !, his
home. near South Boston, ycsterday.3.]is
expected to recover, though no Is su ffer-
ing 5terrlb by TODD ~ Us L
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PRELIMINARY TRIAL
Autopsy to be n Held on Body Of
Nathan Bircl1ette's Victim. M


$s53 OYIoTO NaS85 " ~, Januaryssa II lie pre-,
siimlnnr14 trial of Nathan Birohettc. hargcd
with the murder Of Edmond Phillips. near
Union Level 4 in Meckl enburg, OIL the night
of December 18th before Justice j. ~,
Dugg,ln3 was held hero yesterday The
lcourt-roorn iWls wei filled With both white
and colored people, ,is the case has ut
traoted much attention here, The pils-
{onery was represented ny GU. Faulkner
and the firm OF ,FIones and ~ 3askerYill;
the Commonwealth by ls g code, state
attorney,
4 Tho case was partially heard. but ow-
Ing to the fact I haitian inquest had been
held without Il physician and the Com
,nonwealt his. attorney thought II Il tleoes-
snrys to have m autopsy made OF The head
of the murdered man In order that lie
might prove certain facts, tho Justice coll-
tlnued the case, and directed that Il ply
lsiclall be. emp dyed TO make IN gcSarnina-
stlonaof the body and report to tho court
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v }f3lg- = Z I
STRANGE r THAN j FICTION

"a Remedy Which Has Revolut the
r. II reatment2of$ Stoma CHI 4Troube /,
l385 The remcdy is not leralded as y q xon-
8derful discovery nor yet a secret patent
medicine. oitllei' ISL Claimed to- cure
anything except dyspepsia, indigestion
4 ana stomach troubles With which nine
8ontg OF tenSsuffer \. 81 VI M 35S
The Irenledys Is 4 In the form 3of Ii pleas
4 ant tasting tablets Or lozenges contain
ling vegetable and fruit essences. pure
u nsceptlc pepsin government test) golden
B seal and dlnstasc. he Il to blets are sold
by druggists underStte name OF Stuart's
+ Dyspensns blcts, Many interesting ex-
poriments 10 test the digestive power Of
Stuartfs Tablets show That ono grpii VI
thoSactive principle contained In them IL
sufficient to- .4iorolgEly iges 3, grains
OF ray meat eggs and other ~ me
food. ii SsS ,l5 Ii
a3 StuarEs Tablets do not act }npon y he
bowels like after* dinner pil lsSnnd cheap
cathartics which simply irrl tnt e5lnd In
Tame the Sintestincs W tllont lay YIN g any
effect whatever liz d gest ling food or cur
ling Indigestlon.ts8s5 81 St 32s55 d. .4 N n
SisIf the stomach can be rested and as
sisted In tho work Of digesttonsi u viii
very soon recover Its normal " igor, y
h no organ Is SO much z abused and over
q worked as the tomncll. n "a Il
Z OF {tlie rclnarknble success Of .uart's
Il Dyspepsia Tablets, u Srcnled 81 practically
q unknown n lcW years q so q Ind now the
most widely know, Of amy treatment for
4 stomach ,weak ness. 81 IS " S35i
Z This SUCCESS has been secured entirely
4 upon Its merlts rs a digestive pure and
4 simple because there can mo stomach
4 trouble tf the food is promptly dlgested.
stuart Dyspepsia & ia bets net entirely
{. on the food eaten, dlgesung Il completes
III, so that IT can be assmllated into
7, blood, nerve and tissue, They cure dys-
.pepsia, water hrash, sour stpmaeu,s gas
Y and Floating after meals because they
furnish tho digestive power Which wea Il
stomachs lack ana unless TINT lack Is
supplied ~ AZ useless TO TEMPT to cure
by3 tho use az TONES, ~ pills and ca tll-
81 artlcs which have a bsol ELY no dIgestiYa
X power. 8s sist =. Ssy
NJ stuart's pyspepsia Tablets can be
found at all drug stores aud vie regulaf
Use or ono or two Sof them a fter meals
Viii 5len,onstra d their merits betlep5 thai.
any other argument :.
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MEMORIAL 3 xERC1SEs
Court Of Richmond County Pays
Tributes to Late Lloyd n. Smith.

a 7lffk
" 4S5 tspecinl To The Tiines- plspatch.)
I,sANp, /, {. 1,lntinry
term OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond
county wis bcgui, here yesterday Con-
greBsniati W. Az Jones aaro ,tnced lii clot-s
,alicit and touching terms The deatilof tiies
late Lloyd y. Smith, DC Mort humber hi1d
county Tor many Yea r. one q; fiel!fnost
eminent members 81 this BAR M ~ Jones
Ssketched tho life anu pro essional career
tributes were mid to- his men, Dry BY joe
Con why Baker, judy 70 /. y. Bailey Oh III
5Siiackel ford, C f Harding Wa lker, y IS VI
Garlntid. w. 4, Mayo. y Judge r. II. I3cAle,
Az Nj. Wexford md others. There ,tYasgnfl
unusual attendance OF the members of
the bar and tho proceedng s were OF The
ifhogt Impressive 3 and r. lterestitg char
acter II "a NJ. M
8a1ti ordering that THE resolutions which,
were offered and the memorial sketches
prepared by Messrs. w. "a. u on ss ant w
wv. wv alker, be sprend upon the minutes,
1911 tie court, Judge T. II. y 3. Wight paid
So,S l,ighs3tributcEto @ tho CHARACTER OF Mr.
There were a largo concourss Of peo-s
pie In the court building and he gccre-i
3inonY was d most beautiful and impressive
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AMHERST / MARRIAGES.
w. p. Meadow loses His Dwell
ing by Fire, u ca q
.l.lA lSneclMl to ,rhe-irlmes D[snntrlLl al.as

4 AIIEHs &C. VA, IAN. ~ 2;
1r una EswFI anH aSy
residence of the BRIDES parents, III near
sas Boda s. M sia'sW Pais-
eltWho reside r near ta
m sInn ma l groo u Was @ wene
years old on Friday before Christmas
Day, They drove ID 1 Tynchburg inn
buggy and took, o, n o. south-
j.. Meadow. who resides near
!sasant View, last IyyedIncsda% a|aStd ~
sfects ~ fire, lilo IS q fist-class citisen
and q Very pronlnent farmer, who moved
here some several years ago from Bulckr
ingllnmS county. 20 l
6, Work has been resumed again on some
now now engaged in laying some ot tho cast
Iron npe m some 81 thoIi!pes Wlieroil u I,
to be Used. II Is expected that they Will
begin to open n tunnel whore ono iss to be
made ut he dam. II VIII "a ka all ne
Winter to9 build II wit u II good force OF
hands.
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BUSINESS COMMITTEE.
Nottoway e curt e Convene.
Thurs II eav.y D cket. .s q

OR ENy, ] an 3.---,rho Business
Mems alton Saturday night ap-
pointed d committee 10 conf rT with Pres
dent IL. E.lS ] ohnson and & supertn tendnnt
Raj way Company, Ss regn rdI ng 5St he pro:
posed electric ligt,t plan and plnning
mill and Ice fact tory: The |co1nmlttee,
N Baird. II Z. I eel I. ilspn
and CAPITA In T honlas J. sonars, Will 90
ato Z q; with
Norfolk and Western RAJ irond. should be
able TO- prom otci ad ftion ter
Iprises ss
&c wal ter AZ. wa tson will hold court
IN NpttOwp VI Thursday B a hero III 8 ID full
docket for this ternf our h Felony cases,
der o Il al gle Villains. N Besides these
there are quite al numb Der Of conmonT law
cases and IA cons derab BILE nun, bef% Of Inns
lportant chancery Ca ses. NJ
s. It Is thong It tina I court will continue
into next week 5sA
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sixteen ycaisy was f3iaced 4 Iii Jail yestsfal
day aht Houston charged Wieh thf1~ingt
rocks as the carly Norfolk aid Western
train Monday near Denhlston8 jutictiofi.
One store thrown crashed through q WIN
dow, and eaine NEAR striking Messrs.
s1'azewell Carrihgtot, OF Richmond and
Hal Watkins o. Boutl, Boston. Il IL
8&11eaVy rains foil s1n this scot Ion to-day
and tile rohds are III wretched condition.
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gingame, * emp oyes, Indicted for setting
up q gaming able, re- turnab thursday
morning. 4 III he effort Of the Con1motlz-t
5Wea1t 8 at torney IS TO contest t he SHIT
or bod lsmnke rs under A II e5& State Avs
against gambling to, record bets In " Y IT.
giilia ron horse races which take place
elsewhere. sat ri
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Alt1na,n-SheFer,a

Especial to Tho Times, plspatch.l
n ,I.YN CEIBU RCi. Az Jam, 8.-- Mr., Daniel
fer, bot ii Of this CITY, We're united An
marriage on Sunday afternoon at tho
parsonage Of the First Christian Churol,S
the pas for, the Rev. A. II 81 lard, oiti-'
Ciet ting III tg III KS si5 n + ssshtsi a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Firing Pistol Costs Money,

& Maize h Green |. n Il chnmbe rnaid mt the
scolored hotel pleaded guilt IN The Police
Court yesterday to the charge OF . cal ~!
SAG from tho managers WI q nt was
SEM down for six months
ma lanes Mayo il5 SINAI i,a gro hoys " llns
vas charged with carrying concealed
weapons. was sent TO the colored Erefo ~ g
iatory, @ 5ss isg 4 s & q "a gs9, Sfs IA
Robert NIosby. colored, fred u pistol
sinsnn alley. II cost Robert . fat elS Just
S22B for that Christmas diversion.
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Cabaan[,.iiss--OWen.

Il.-87l (speolal to The Times plspatch.)
phine oven aSd M cabasnisas os er
Roanoke we're married sunda II evening
AT the home Of he bride ;tB Iiey, Frank
y. Deal 5otIiciated The bTlda ! g couple left
iNVeGlnS Inc terday,l sssH " " x t5tN
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Had Been Here Before

Jack Drumier. who took a part an the
play, y EAT 4 Old n Point Confer {. ~ me 4
Academy last night, ia well known here a s. i
the star In The Night Before Cllrlstmass
last season While here last yea NJ MI. "
aDrllllier made many friends s9s M a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Massq,I lulIe:rrade B all

Tho IIebrew$ Shelterlpg "A Id soeles " will
give Il 7rnasqlerad eS b1l Saen ger Halle,
\ Mo- 800 North Seventh 8 treet "a 8 81 clock
Tonight, The proceeds wi y be devoted to
charity. III. ~ gl
-Four prizes vii Sbe given away DURING
the evening. e8S {53l Isl 3 4e " Ks
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Victim Of Diphther.iia.

y Especial to Tho Tmes-D ispatch) IS N
4 .AIsIN tfDON Az, Jan. S..,z}s lara, tho
;fpur-year-old Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
lI'leasal,t iona kerr who reside in East
III illness os several weeks With diph-
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.,''Rede1nptiong al DanYille.".

F|ssThe Redemption of Isanvilie from the
LIQUOR ,rraiiic will BIO tho subject OF Rev.
W. Il8stwlll att Broad Street ~ ethodist
Church tn-nlorroN mig II wi be esper
els. al Il Oh whom are Invited to astena.
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Clay, Ward Actiyes.

The Clay Ward Actiyes will hold n
monthly meeting at BelYidcre Hal ON
saturday night, S s le s89 Il 8, 81
mo officers request that there shall be Y
II fun attendance of members.
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"a WOMAN ROBBED. sYa
Lost Diam onds w lille On Vay5S
Is Virginia to isit Daughter.

Is Virginia to Visit D aughter. "a
Special Fl to he 4 q mes lspateh
CHICAGO n an uaLl.y M IS,
w. Brook S. a. Boscobel . " was rob bed 81
Sof diamonds lued mt 81 81 ther$ili sn
Chicago hotel Sor 3s some W here mi be tween
Chicago and Roanok
Il The Chicago pol cea believe Mrs Brooks
was the victim Of the y mixed gnng Sof II
hotel thieves
House, where Mrs. Brook $ lieVes She
was robbed, denies al srespo nsib 81 xvi
q mrs. Brooks g yed OFF hica 90 De-
soenlber Il thu to visit relat iVes, viii leS on
her way to spend Christmas wi Til her
daug ter, M iss Marie 81 rocks, " no Sis in
college ut 4 Roanoke sfS5S
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i.1l'.H||E s0U |. | # 4 / ! !.
MEDICAL SOCIETY !. ] ] II Y
Elect officers and Ch'oo Sc En-
poria as Next NJ setting q.
/ rs Place.
5(specialIst e Tho iErInes.D lspat All! \ 4

SPECIAL to The, Times Dlspa tch. lSs
r side M edlcsl ASS ISOLATION held It's quar-
Eterly meeting here 5 q das..s& The session
was called 81 order. q u ~ clock BY y ~
wv, III IYalln &C. az u isput anta Va al frs t
Wee g ,l mo
Wright. president, stating his Inability to
attend. 8s. j,5fi MIX 8 f5sSS}
Dr.8 q D. hltes was #ele ted temp orary
secretary the 90 Of D. l,ucius
ES The first pa per 81 offe red and read bX
DR.. II IT !. n eesc y sub ject n" p Pit hern,''A
which subject was dis cliss cd y,,t DTS
Valla &c 'ns 9tths1s
&slon. There was N strong sent inlent IL
favor or anti5toxne MS & the main Il treat
&mert, and plenty Of 1t. s. 4 3s8
Dr. Shelton lo rslcy rep orted ea Sci
ting s lse men br, fiorsey aIso reportea
from d horse S kick. 5s3l & IN Il.
g}si Dr.. Wallace reported a. case 81 g ee,,s
pressed fractu re- OF without extelllA ~
y Or. Astr ,e sof slrly, ported the use
Sof bcladonna as a specl
skin syn toms arising from tlil
II sf Dr.. J III Parker, ct Dendron, was
elected member Of the snsso clntion.s me
81 qtlseSsys respltsa IN
tanta, Va; Joel tlWGore s.
Ta Y 1ey'' br.
Aiahood, bird II S1il.
president. Franklin, Z,
treas n; Pg aI AZ
Ma. I'D Dr. Il, II NJ Nair cores onding Soc
fe l5Xec h iva tCS Commit Wright
Jarrntt Dr. n z. '.fs !, M,
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COLDS CAUSE soB e It tiR oATi
Laxative Br0mo Quiiiine, the World wide
cold ard Grip 40, removes the cause;
Ga ll' i for the tfs,l and look for yiss
sature Of L.. ~, Groy,S 9,S:5l
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n proGr tl nnnle communicating lllte
akelied la
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S5 NEW YORK January :: The Ead journ:-
ed annual Getting OF the n orthern 4 See
5curlties stockhold erss# Ia Iiob oxen to-day
was again nd Journed until January 9Th.
the sfa ction
au tho rltati yely stat ted that app icatl ION BY
writ o Ii certiorari will be MAD de- before the
Supreme Court at h " ashing ton: h
Hill was seen a 6 his flee, 5s He
said he was pleased, but no q 81 rp rllsedi
at the eclslons here will be no haste,
he raid. in distributing the assets Of the
Northern securitte Comph ny. z. 81
gg Hill was Sas ed Nv het Their here would
be a meeting OF the opp osing n terests IL
&c result of to-day s decision. He aid he
knew OF no reason for such q meeting.