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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
MRS. c HADvvlC KS. 5.JEWlELR
&. 5,3t 81 Isl OFl GREAT Val UEI
ff1,v 4 ..,or,c,ia ! "A 4 ipr,,A,ss. I

my Associated Press.l ,Sls
III, CLEVELAND,,g OHIO. si Jan. 2.-Na than
.1soeser.. receiver for NJ rs. Chad Wick, has
mud q mn extllninAtlo Of the jewelry held
ny Henry Nv. Wuerst, OF Elyra, ID Ohio, q =
collateral for q 4 loan. Mr. n Ioeser ost!-
slnated the value $of The Jewels !. at 81, cfo.
EWucrst s claim amount Is to t2O, 900 BIS
have 1Ss:succeeded 4 in finding 4. number q
lots OF 1ewelry brought In to
this co untry BY 4 Ire. sS g ha wick upon
which mo duty was pail ~ IS is estimated
that the sotfi clals y have up to this time
located Il not less than 3l225, 900 . worth. of
such sdiamondsSand je Welry. 5S These :val(i-
stiblca Were eli herr pu t. u as secil rity f6r
loans gei, !, way. by Mrs. hadw " y.
titles OF jewels brought into this country
by Nj Cllad vi Oh, gad ut on less $& tina
3Il 200 ~ as I'd Gtual " pal d Il
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Sugar Steamer r uns Aground:

n NEW ORFs,,3 Ian 12.--N lille feeling ler.
way through the dense fog $en rls' o-day,
in8an effort to reach y his port, the sugar.
laden tehmer e Indus from est y nd ian
ports, struck s Fire Island bar and is no "
stuck hard 4 and fast. a midnight the
indus was still ashore with tile pros
pect that she would be 4 floated before tue.
next high tide to-norroWtmo Ing. S3B T hrcel
.tugs are standing by and q wreck ms
crew has been ken board 7 he ship. he
ship IS apparently not seriously DANA ged:.
IT is probable that tho ] ndus will fsi,nye,
TO be unloa ded fore she can he ha ulesdi
into deep ter: " n
rs The ndus! ha $ 4 no passengers s Is
q tramp stenrle owned y, BY q James Ntourse,
Limited, OF london, On this Il rip d she
was bound from Havana for n 9 W X orks
With IA Rrgo of Rsuga +. II jsa q. sS 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
LAWSON FOR PRE- SIDEN'TI
OF BOSTON CHAM Der
l(speclal 10 The Tlulos- ~ spatch ,l

Il. 31N (HpecIaI to 7INH
4 BOSTON h, MASS, ia ttuaryy 22,----P al,ers
Nominating Thomas w. a Lawson for press
5ident h Of tho Boston Csllanlber OF II Com
merce were filed with seore taFy Press
ton, 5tof that body. Moro than the ne-
5cessary fifteen names We're obtained.
Tho entrance al u m r.l In Wson as q c ''r-
,didate for the presid ENJOY agalns 4 lten ~
i M. III Whitney has brought s out q MIRO
candidate. Frank a, Moves, Of ! he flrln
Of Noyes and Colby, gral i,mefchaIl1ts,
who, for the last five years llas peell g
member Of tho Chambers mos 4 important
i board, known as the Arbitration Com
@mittee, 3fl3 i SS II, a iisif5 N Isl w 4
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CAPTAIN Rogers ] ]:
Was a El0hERATE 20
That Stamp 7 Transaction Was;
Entirely Satisfact tory 20 the II, AZ u
Government.

liS aptaina Asa Rogers, collector OF inter
nal xreyenno for tho Second District $of
Virginia, was ii, his ONCE yesterday and i
was not ut all disturbed \ by the LEGGED 4
calling To- 4 The attention Of the 2 resident
OK what h Is character zed ii n the s,ncwa-sal
pa per reports as an unbu sinessli Ike trans {
action As stated yester da y this matter.
had been threshed out BY the government Il
agents and tho collector and q his deputies
fully vlndicated ana Sexonerate Led 58s3l
The mat n question, out 81 the
defalcatton and forgery Of 81 Fitzgerald. -
then employ ed as 70. oncr for The 6olth-s&!
orn n ilc TIE wn ab bout
#thls: Fitzgerald was ha accredtt et1 agent
of ho$railway, He had frenuently mad \
largo purchases Of A ocumet tary stamps i
for5th com pany. III 1901 y zserAld app
peared at Tho Office viii a 4 check from
athe treasurer OF the raj lRay for about
!. IS 900 This The presen Ted " i Il q letterg
purportlng to ne frori,s the rail va s treas
urcr. stating that he check had been D:
drawn for Is lara er sum than ,lecessary,SS
and that onl y hnlf that amount was de-
sired TO be expended for stamps. Collecr$
Y or Rogers ndorsed tho check and II ts-Ss
gerald, in5 company vi It'll a deput We mt
Ito tho bank and 81 there q opposite s$t he,
check and received In lex change II erefor,S
two smaller checks. HI One OF these was \
left twill, the collector iila$ pm ment4 for
800, 90 documentary sta ri ps , ms tead % q
6Oo, O0O. az originally intended When I he /;
check was drawn. Il ri gerald asked for &
% recoIpt for the price Sof 60O, OO0 sta mr'sS
but tho deputy declined 10 give q SAYING
$lo would only give Gel pt for he gum
actually paid II q s5S
AZ ravenue agent came to this cit +, ~ sI
1900 and made an inyesti when VI
completely exonernted the COLI ctor ID u \
the stransact ton That IL al there is sto 4
the story OF unbusin essll kes transac ton u
charged Inst I he collcc to $Fl
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i N Z EN- ! i. 3 Frs STAN B ON
3 53s5: SUBJECT or VISION
llByI AssocInted PfeHA.) III AZ

y T7 BY AsSocl ted ~ eHH' !. N
can Il, |i members Of the MASSACHUSETTS, dele
jgation,In the House met to-da y and adopt
ed resolution ypr!ng "a tar!f NJ revision
!RneggreesseenItstiVe
5takon$a noli OF the n Ilepl' bltean menlbsra
81 tile House from New Eng and III ~ II;
Question he asked wa y, ~ i. ~
frafHIaes lion Ion Il at any time loetween now
and the mex I cong Tessional ELECTION
no this sixteen answered ~ ana (
five while three We're 81 sBsent' I, q 4,
delegation have slglleu q sta telnellt II on
posing revision Of the thrill b gf u N ljS
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PERI MARQUE TTESs DEA
Apr WE'D B " STOCKHOLM
8fRyAssociated Press

Ss CONCENTRATE. OIL \, 5s January ~.
President Euge enc zimnle rrnan, Soff the In
scinnati IL. 1Inmil ton and Il Da ton 4 Ri llroad.
holding proxies for H .a84 3. af II 81 liss II and
Company, e ew y DIRK Il to- day voted a
maj orityS Of The st ok aof ne company,SSat
this q w In favor, OF n he compile ton OF
the various deals looking Ito tlleTs prac--,
lticAl 8anlalgama ton q his road with the
Pore Marquette, the NJ ~ led q Il! Terminal,
Company and otlle q properties Il invoked
Tho Stockholders, In. this "a same manner.
voted In favor Of the issua nee OF ~, OO0. 600
3inSbonds for the general Improvement $of
the newly creat led Great Cen tra \ Railway
system. VA Ysi S5 n,
The stockholders. also authorized the
purchase from the Pere Marquette Com
ipanyi Of 8a half interest in tho Chi cago.l
Cincinnati and oulsville. and lease Of
tho southern half OF the line. II Il III ~ III
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"a ddania Strikes, a Reef.
\ (ByiAssociated Press. ) N

~ KEY INVEST L, If La Jan. lie Brit
ish steamer Ia Add anla ri from Galveston,
bound t, European, ports with gn cargo sof.
cotton, ton seed meal and rice, struck
"a reef OF the Bahama Islands about t ten
miles from Elbow Key light and 4 Is prob
a bly, a. total loss. Tho ca ptaltl md crew
were landed on the Cuban coast. Several
vessels from this port lave gone to try
to save tho cargo q. s3
Captain c. s. 4ai 1Vlleldo h .is rcp presenting.
the underwriters of the cargo. b Is here
awaiting reports from I he wrecls, 4
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sETTLEME VENT Of STRIKE "
I. SEEMS M ORE HOPEFUL,
71I3v,5 Asgoolciat Cd Press. J M

EBl55 (Bys Associate II ess, ..834
~ FA IN RIVER. 0 NJ SIS, Jall, Al--}
though the movement fat hered by Gov
ernor Doug las md look ng to q ettlemeln at
OF tie strike. which has Invol lived twenty
dix thousand cot ton mill operatlyes Il tor
nearly y six months was itho,,t definite
result to-da hope Of a ettleme1,t VA s
renewed to-nigh ~
Il The secretaries OF the al ffcrent union ~
this evening issued a cal Tor me tlngsS
OF tie unions to-rlorro w U mig Wn ssI
tho question Of comforting upon the n Tex
'tlle council I the over to deal directly
with any proposition In: the Interest OF g. set
Element and without being p 81 sed 90
refer any action ia ken bag * to g8 heir
unions for end orselnent. will q be voted
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ENLARGE THE NATIONAL Q \ \. &
I 3.5s GENET NEAR HERE
3 =, q. I . 4 Z, "A 75pra,,. ],

HfE l39l( BY Asso cla{ leu Efeas! !, ~ a
WASHINGTON. jar. 2--Iilo sS sen y 9
faVorably reported a bill passed by the I
House directing tho Secretary Of Wal ~
such ddtlonnl land M mos. be-
for the extension !, the Ma
'rurnpke .%nearlthe city OF I'll Richmond, ~ ~
to provide burial for such soldiers sailors
ana mariners as Il q re ny NY r entl led tot
interements In the Genet cry. vi AK N u Ss
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Death. WATCH
NOW 4OvERa|M'GUE
(contlnued from First Page,

s. Continued from First; II age.) AZ II II,
ono arc 7xs ii width and bread th ana
feet pitch. TO one OF bis # ends who was
admitted Immediately after his transfer
and who advised him to keep " stiff up
per lip, he repeated his statement thatfhe l
would not destroy himself and added that!
he would not care II 1t was I o morrow
referring evidently to his execution. 4. gs
INV Two ne Wspa per- men went II Q the I jail
4wltlHtho officers, but were not Y admitted
with the others, AS to one of them, the
accused expressed his Discrimination to
see him, The other, lle said could conc
in,gbut not as = !ewspapelS man. as he
had no intcrvl ews and did not propose
porter, no said :$$ss..s.I will meet sI you 1 In
Heaven. boy. This d Is some OF Frank
8Gilnler's dolngsY5 10 move mi a own 70 this
dungeon and deprive me OF fresh nir for
5thoNshort time IL have to spend on earth
III Mr., C!lmer had q ha rye OF the prisoner
ats COMMUNICATIVE attorney. He re-
vented u third time to suicide. God
knows he said Il" would not II ka away
tho little spark Of life left III mo. "a
BIZ Sergeant Rogers appointed s. e. Lusl-
haugh, w. r. Il Marshall, O., NJ, Wood and
IA. N. Ilubank III to alternate as death
watch, MIR. I.ushbaush served in this
capacity In tho case OF Lawrence q pillor,
a negro hanged In Stanton some Years
ago for the murd er o i fourt een-year-oldi
girl. IN Ss.!5a sis
Changed Conditions. d
Us AlcCun's changed condition Vi was ems
&phaszed further by ryders thai his meals
Ehelenfter be served from the jail table,
instead Of from, the prisoner p own home
as has boon thee case until this fter--ee
noon His supper W. g conveyed to the
sjull MS usual by his lit Ito boy, Harry, III
consisted Of four bnttered biscuits, which
lis said TO have been Ills usual evening
meal, Mcct,a told the jail authorities
that le did not want any supper,
The contract for making the scnffold
was awarded to In Isaac Durrett, who
VIII begin tho framing Of the structure
H to-morroW 8 ss M a 4a u. 53 $
The general belief was that no error
was committed by tbe&court In! the trial
or the en- Mayor. and yet. stra nge Is say,
there was some surprise 4 hal the slu-,,
spreme Court did moi award y writ or
4 error. The sentiment IL one of 50 tlsfac-i
tlon with tho action OF the cour ira feelrl
Ing which gains Its ~ reng u from the
general belief ~ u lie public IN the Cult
of the condemned anan III /. an
IL Mccue's III tornoys III tho city have lllt,
doubtedly conferred to-day more or y ess
informally, and it seems TO- he expected
3that there Will BIO q M ore serious con-
fsultation tomorrow upon ste ARRIVAL Of
Afr, Coleman, from Isynchbu''g
One OF the {laWyors5 says M no Gov fse
has as vet been determined upon, ana
none viii be until Mr. Colerna i's ARRIVAL.
The prisoner said 8Reth lnK thls ~ noon
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HON. HENRY d, DAVIS
CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT
fBy A Press.

AsFllNdToM WFoFM rs " E ','Ia
ator Henry Ct. 81 Syes ~
recently nenlocra IL for ne q,
to. la n, bay vi i rsspeot INN
crested SNr, Davis cordial y ng:.& .,I
en- glad to Ma Da 3. y rs
mace dence Noyer an others. '.Phe Presl-
dent ana MIR, 8EpaYls lad q pleasall Il chs u
about matters ~ mutual person ltef-S
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GIRL XIII HER MOTHER !. !.
VI WITH 3uNL0 Al!E ID PISTOL
slRY. AssocInted Fresss.siss..

aausntaS 81 All. ana Ms y aSs B1tsh
while layIpPg Mt nsttol hffs ata s,Rls
Il ou,dsd her mother tnr day. Mrs. a itplls
died later The hall took effect IL The
left Side ar he aha omen and $ TAI seq
Il hing possible that MOD zeal skl II coula
40 for her was done but gitlsoat ayalllss
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to indieAt e that he icpefi dihs VII y ny
Ifl,fthAr STEP " Il
a Tic asked several times for u y brother
SIsdwafd 9. sM pcaie, b,it II vsas sup osedl,
WIN q view u putting Il ttlhs IN m ofdsr
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; u, sc tie Rest.

NJ =
s1,i II ii Avn 81 MI thc celebrated murder
cases ins This B statc Il III d the pa st thirty,
yetlrs tie final nd judication has been be-
fore the appellate court. Tho Jeter M, "
Elips murder. ease was appealed and pa ssed
UPON FbyS thes chest STATE court and Bls ~
reported III the court 1eco r1 8. Writ
&c error was granted III the Fannie 81 Az
Han Madison murder cnse and g torfr I
Court III Appeals handed do ", an oplf1l. Il
toi, Affirming the Judgment ne trial g.
court In both these and OF he q CO ses 81
not d IND EMS state, wrlts of error were,
granted ana Sthe court heard $sa rgtin1et1t
upon aha III delivered written III opinion
In the ppeals. NJ 4, S35 IS. M
n Ii q recent case from the y ALLEGHENY
Circuit Court, IS In B which 4 u negro was
charged afwitfI5the murdsrao railway
brakeman N 4 and convicted. the court
granted d writ Of errUr, and upon J, ear
Ing or Tie ScaAe rev ersed the lower court
because Of palpna,le errors IN the adniis'-6
sion 81 INSTRUCTIONS bySithe4atrfal jud ges
This actionSaNvas not a declarat lion Of the
Innocence 81 SSthe accused, n ors was ~
5tantamountg thereto. it was M merely ~ q
decision $f I hat "a the procedure III had ii not
been strictly legal. "a s3s3
81 Among the most interesting and widely
known murder cases In vii Itch the &jud g.
5ment Of the trial court was set aside and
d new trial ordered was that Of n 7 iiomasS
Al Goodman. a railway cord uctor,8s who;
killed Henry q. Parsons In thu Gladys
Inn, at Clifton Forge, in the enrly 90 s.5
The appellate court set aside the YER
dict an that oase, lin which Goodman was
$convc ted and given eighteen years, and !
3reina nded 8t he& case for TRIAL Tho llrst.
trial was had Eat a ovlngt on, the county
seat or Allegheny. The second was had
at Charl oEtesyllle and sresulted IN M tl
verdict o. acquit tel,
j Il fact, ii In almost all the wide known
murder cases1 ii his State lin recent rs$
it, has 4 50 happened that the court has
seen II ITO grant q writ OF erroi..s$ IN
tho case Just d eHded the oily justhaLloF
Inference n the court found b no ~ valid
objection IA al the (; procedure 4 Of to- tho
fairness Of the rial. II ": We
n McC Tue now las one hope, Il of which his
counsel will pEobabl n vail Il tfemselYes.a
That tbs m pea FOR the pa rdon Hoff
the cond emned u M Or for q communication
of Ills sentence to life %itnprisonment, Or.
give the prisoner moro time to prepare Tor
the doom swhichi;is now Inevitable, lcss
tho Governor, commute the penalty K. 35
Of the court vas entered On
heAracord OF the Supreme Court OF APP
ealss:yesterday and tho formation "a ~
conthined was ut once forwarded to tho
lprisoner&and to his attorneys. How the
awful tldings vas received Is told In a
special from Cfarlottesyille,4 printed else
where IN this issue. ,s4
tits not yet known ~ neither the appeal
to the Governor be made in this case
and cannot he positively Known uni til the.
attorneys have consulted This will prob
ably beSdone before the week ends. 81
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i For Commissioner

E5Nls &C., II3Y q s60ctate0 E're1h,
styNASIINGTON Jan. 2. ~ The F resident
,to-day3 sent to tho Senate q. the nomination
}torstato Commerce Conlml ssioner,t Va Mr.,
&5Y'oonlans will serve Until March III
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North Carolina.

Bynum \ ARA gned for the murder of
Afford shis plea ind Gates that the de-S
ifense Will be insnnlt VS. oyernor >.ienlia
has announced ~ partial 3listgof lis a,lp.$
Spointments;a he,$will name personal & sta ffs
players qualify at Pnehnrst for North
and South united amateur golf champion
In.
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Virginia.

for the murder Of his wife and stepsoil,
witha jury from 1tynchhurg- egr0 q, So
charged In Portsmouth b. because lady whom
The murderously }assa U ted would not come
5.of$ Richnond, improperly prosecuted II,
Norfolk on al criminal warrant In y civil
6i,latter-A swind1er $in Stafford dipping
odd slaves with the belief that the gov
5ernn,erlt will give them sums Of mon ey----.
sConiinonwea ltl,.s-Attorney Macl1ey3 81 VS.
the Alexandria county gambling places
closed after d conference with i'm and
viii open no more IN ..Al cxundrl,a$ collntS;s
Favorable ruling from another court and
open A elsewhere Sergeant Rogers, 81
charlottesville secures from the authors.
jliu VIZ which 10 hang Me- ue---'rhe SUI
,preme& Court s. denial of "a 5wrl t 6of. error
TO AfcC1,e causes surprise IN 4 Lylchburg
and disappointment to- his counsel
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General &

President Samuel Spencer of tho South
3ern r aiWa y.trepresenting many lnrge Ssys y
tens. appea is before the louise commit
tee An, opposition to- tho Cooper Quarles
5hll----,V irginia' ssyotcaf or& President deliv-
cred TO the president OfFthe Sena te----- Bill
in United Suites Senate to- pay,
the Richmond Locomotive Works for work
done8nn8 the, boiler Of tho Texas --sRicll-
Tpnd committee inS Washing ton working
I'm behalf of all appropriation for .J,llnes
\ River Presentment Of New York grand
Jury as to@raisng bySE liquor dealers I Of
large cor,ruptioi, fund for4use among egis-s
tlators laid before the E5llegislature----l<c Y
taken from Libby Prison during tho war
ybySa Union soldier Is brought to light!
usticeS Ca ynor OF sc New York Supreme;
Court, appoints commission to pnss upon
sanity OF T9rodie u }. Duke III inca rku1l-
8sas q ssembly3, to ACCOMPLISHMENTS to make
monthly rephrts of what they are doing
Man sven lifo8 sentence In AMban,it
for robblnE mall carrier fourteen years
ago----Alnalgamat.on Of the Cincinnnti,
DAYTON. and Hamilton Railroad with the
5Pero Marquette system Is X approve d ------a
GJR parese achievement ut N Port Arthur
more remarkable thaniwas supposed II
raids made and confess
!sions secured In News$Y rk---- Important
order issued plncing poDtolhce inspectors
under I'Ostmaster-G eneral 49, Fl opc renew
ed OF settlement OF cotton mills .strik q IN
New ri England Ex- g overror Peabody
1les notice fof contest.
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l'effS. ,1stiAd, ever laving made ri such "a
statement w awliliala Mcpues at al 81 "a
3s KErAfditip Instructions, M II

n 1txcep lon il WAS as to the ~ Ion 90
the till ciift &, slyns ertat, st ~
,iShs ard sspst lally ~ Instructions :
". io, u III III q whicii petittyoer OBJ ob.
SJectsds tRis5cont that the iistrtic I.
tiotis specified that the Die doub "
must be serious aid s,ibstantla1 IN oi,de
to warrant M ii H "A Acdulttai, '.4 the 5' words
quoted Ne it1g ti,l italics. e .8F. .l5 ttss
Exception tor W two relates 70 the Sre.
$fusal of court to give Wos inst u lt
lions 1iroffered fiby pettlotio r--,-oi,e a de.
Timing feas on,ble, doubt tho ptl,er8 GINS ems
bod Viii the principle that the IL con-.
siders thur, rnety-t, l. (a,i iii.
defhlt u 1,iitsber guilty per sons hould
8esca be q than that onc innocent person \
should Sbe puf, islied. u rs " IA staf
T1xce ption forty-three relates 10 I. the the
COURTS Y arn Hon Il III afncldng instruct
twcnty-oho Inserting the words Sil ~
al tho presence Of tho acc used ferr1inS
to- state alleged to have been mace
gbya lllinms Cue and John PERI 81
Exception forty relntcs to Z. st ate.
t,,,eiit mad n byt Captain AfIcaJAh y oodssin
tho prcscnc ~ the jury after the closing
argument Il On behalf Of pei h had
been concluded, III which st tenleiit Sup-
tain3 Woods said that ne lad re fuscd 4
large fea III prosecute petition \.
Il Except forty five relates TO tie &C ac.
ton ~ the trial court II 4to set
asdeStha rdict as ntrnry TO IL WI aiio
TIE Whence. and grant ito'nelr' new
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.Larg ST Stoc K al Prices
WHICH DEFY co MPETITI0n

Best American oranulatsd sugar, 6.3/RE
Fresh country Eoa SOS, dozen DC
Country Butter, pound y, !. -. svc
Sour lckles, Gal d. Bye
Fresh and corned 4 Jams, pound x se
Large Irish. Potatoss, peck 1lsso
stntthfIeld VI n ans, pound 80, l9e
French Candy, 3pound "a, ~, "a 10
Now 8virglnla 6uckWheat. les.,.,.. go
New eonelsss Codflsh, ID $50. -, ee
Imported MacaronI and spsshstto, V ,so
Whole Sweet Pickle, quartz, llvol
.Mountaln Butter, q lbs for. i,,,Soos
New n omlnyI ana orIts. z lbs for.,,,t:e o
va. Comb Honey z lbs y, !; b. -, $50. sseg
eest Carolina Rice, pound ..sso
large Juicy Lemons, dozen $3.50, llSe /
Shredded cocoanut, pound 4. /, Il.
New Rolled Oats, n awkeys. paeksas u, q q
Beans or Black Eyed Peas, Quart ,,.s.ee
Beat City Mel Al, per pix 7ci or buss, /, seos
Best crean Cheese, 2 pounds for,,,.'' sse
CANNED r orn stoss, 4 LARGE cans for,,., eee
Quart Jars Home Made eWsst Pleklss,t 100
Try our silver KIM Minnesota Patent
NJ Flour $780,, Or barre go. y, ,,.,. Se,0V
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart. l9e
Ginger Snaps or Soda Cra eksrs,l - ~ S11sse
Salt Pork, per pound Il. !. s. 4, ..,,,i'so
Best Canned Salmon ,.,..,,s ,se
Black EnameIed stove Polish, hox,.,s.seS
Fresh bologna sausant, pound |, .,,i.,ve
E Early Juns Feas, Eel or 3 cans for'',, see
Canned corn. for . q, - ~
putsy's MALI Nvhlsksy, PEI bottle SO, ~ ~
e mi I n Anye e0n 5S
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Richmond

( 4 supreme Court of Appeals refuses to
grant writ of error III lie case of SO nue.
tia The MI 8bes hanged january t;ol IL, II,
Dying wol,ar cofesses tat sll sop pef}} no1
4 centS inalif to spent ntiarY; having NOW
served several years confinement he VII ',,l
lie released on pardon Of Coverr,o' ~.
Thomas P.4 Mathews dies. after lingering
4illneas- Richmond alumni OF University
regard action n g,ylilfi foo ~
face. emphatic resoutio are ndopted-.------
lSffortinnde to separate mother from n h q
five children woman wins $ca Sc IN Police
Court but faints from, hunger an e !, ex-3
haUstion Oh the n witness stand ~. Boys
caught craps during nerformanse
Snients On number of policemen about q the!
playhouse 80. Dancey, negro lna,l,t convict
ed iii the Henrico Circuit Court, Of ,mlr-5
derSin first degree. NC AfAN!C PSI E sl1
Youth breaks Ills arm while ut &plR9 " ~,
Death of Mr., Nv liam DAT Dill era
OF Mrs. Turner YER fined &foi'sfeeS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
S, OIL MAN'S son,

MaIn.s trsst Stores 1szo-tsx2 East Main
street M arsha III, Sire st store, 500 ,5tS3s
y n S Marshall Street M 4. lt
s 'Pbonss at cur TIVE StefeA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-05

j. w. Davenport, Wingo, Ky, writes
June 14.t902: Il want to tell you be
lieve Billiards. Snow Liniment saved
my life. | was under tho treatment OF
two doctors, and they told me n OF
my lungs was gone and the other bad
" affected | also had n lump on my
side. l don't think that | could have
lived over two months longer. ! was
induced by a friend to try Billiards.
Snow Liniment, The first application
gave me great relief; two fifty cent
bottles cured me sound and well.
1t is a wonderful medicine and
recommend it to suffering humanity
Sold by City Drug Store.