davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
.. b. =. - =
! - - ! :. = : !, - ! !. , !. j. !.
| RUST. T. Il. !. !.
!. PROOF ! | !.
| I; :. Z: I .. /. ;. !.
..C|':o''A Y 8. o.. ]. /. /. !.

really want the very best Seed oat that has
on the market this
Of Clemson College as Grass
or ssad us your orders and ahal be
ine Red Ruet Proof Oats Of good weghy quality
carce ths aeaon and hard gete of
there always has been people who viii Offer
Bed Rust Proof Dat at lower price we aa as o
but We warn you that will take dangerous chaneas
you try eponomize on such important as Seed ai,4
difference ia not enough 70 justify the You
wise you willn fool with tho cheap yo Waa tsp
e. eap seed and are heben buying them supply
WIN them cell them for feeding purposes they
equal to many socalea Seed now on :he narketl
. \. (. .....=. ..|= . DEANS ..:: .. 81.
.. ..= PATENT !. y:
.... L0tIR. 4: 1t ...s=|..|zs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
DEANS D n. /. !. !.
PATENT. {. 7.
=. OUR. {. !. !.

M there in nature that Which demands the very Beaa
ARD Will fate 1ess and viii orany deterios
t'on nor be content with if you
honest efforts to conquer the heights hD.
henest Flour highest favor md
ration our olo reliable true and tried DEANs rATENR
FLOUR Bnt If yon satisfied with the cheap and shotass
the botched and sloyenl you particular alon Ia
quality Of what you cat ng the taste Of tiff a.s
mating and are conf en TO just hat Is han
or "Half Paten then you heed to bnr Deans
Patents buy something elle suit your pus,
Just we'll and deal nothing iAs
epltvating The habit Of denaDdih the best en
DO this you viii always set PATENT and thereby q
preserve The peace and dignity your household. ID
= @.. . S Yese always truly, &#|Iss
DEAN ]! I! !. 3 KA LIFE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
TRIP OVER THE LINES,
President Stevens Host Of Party
of Richmond Friends,

President George ". stevens, Of the
1hsihapeake ana one Kta anNa acsof
whom are well known hnanciers, left this
city yesterday on trip oyer the line,
10 Cincinnati. Mr. Fred r. Scott and
Mr.. John =. Branch, OF this city, and
several well known gentlemen from other
points were guests of MI. Stevens. 4 I
was stated yesterday hat tho trip az
tie party had no Significance. being
merely Il party Of personal friends whom
Alr stevens inY!ted To go oyer the lines
WIN him li &
The Chesapeake and Ohio made a fine
show!ng8 on TIC earnings for the calendar
ssat u ihs arr n sc genr Il has
broken ali records Tor business and great,
u Increased its earnings. The physical
condition Of the line Ia admirable. and It's
equipment IN tne way Of rolling stock
II ample and OF The mott Modern and
approved type, The Chesapeake and
OHIO in building Important extensions and
branches Into valuable coal. iron and tins
Der regions hisherto Inaccessible. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
RALLY IN INTEREST \. 4! 5
Of B''.NA| ! |. B ! 'R Ri I'll.
Delightful Music and ]. Addresses 4 '5l, t#'s
Will Mark Sunday Even
3ing's Exercises y !: ], /

There will he d most interesting meet
ling held In the school room olI DC new w
Beth thabal $'Tenipleioll} neXt$ Sund ~ eye
slitng tA the Sth Instant. "a tR o'clo ck.E,lt
will be IN the interest Q nGci
srendents Order of B'nai nh ere VI y
#be some very delightful musical select lions
and some ne spcaking MI. Y. !. Aya *,
fethe District n o..s55, Will preside. nilu
%Rny. h Or. "a BRAN simon rabbi. q Ss'.ile
$teinpleEin@s hing ton, y. @. VIII Ne
speaker Of r. the evening Rn Dbl " ~. ~
Calisch Will also address the lncet,i,i s
EThc exercises VIII he open NC plrlolic;;
and there will no doubt be y rsc$ cro '''
present, f b q. q . Il =, I,
for tia same cause. Twas In SHANNON
sTucsday$ evening, and the Stnunton W. y
pntclTalld News has the folio wing 5not1eec
ngregaton that taxed, the. ca pnc:
itysof TIC synng raye1 the 8, ,,sp J.
Indictment wea Their {; g. wo
isDns,lal delighted hose pr Win ~
Interesting and highly haureHs
Dr. aiisch sp0k ~ !,
tcrest of tlI Order Of NIL y "
f{ish philanthropIc and rltn DIG WV 4,
sand III the conclusion of the services, y, ~
anu after meeting sllscss zee.
2insGnroiling 8prnct .sgi
the Jewish 3communi ty. S {s5a y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
IMPORTANT CASES.
Man Past Seventy Years Con:
victed Of Criminal Assault

Among the cases set for argument he
fore the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF
Virginia to-daysis that Of Harvey VS..
the commonwealth from the Circuit
Court Of Nllarlottefcounty. The plaintiff
in error s, NJ. Harvey, Il man past sew
cnty, years Of, age. Was convicted or
criminal assault and ,sas given i Term.
ofHfive years in the renltentlnry.@ Sem
teence was suspended pending a review OF
The case, a writ OF error having been
granted. The prosecutrIX IN he case Is
Mamie T.. Green. Harvey was convicted
almost wholly uponNthe testimony Of tho
prosecutrix, which he denied In toto. "a t
appears that subsequent to the alleged
crime the accused married another wo-5
man, and hat no charge was mado
against him for months after tho pffcnse
is alleged to have occurred. Harvey Is
rspresented BY AlGssys. We y G, FRANKLIN of
Charlotte, while Attorney General .Ander-
son viii appear for the State
in closing his hriefs in the case the At
corney-General has this to say in reply
10 the statement OF the defense that the
testimony OF the accused Is incredblc:
.t'Thnt her statements were exceedingly
improbable Nam bound in candDr toad
nit. but Us plaintiff III error stands here
as a dcmurrant to the evidence, the tes-
lmons of the prnsecutrix cannot he Eg-
nOred or disregarded unless 1t Is SO incon-
sistent with established fncts III tho cn sc
as 10 be entirely Incredible,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
.S,Irr an, : Court Proceedings

80 ID . . sra VI = Il
Proceed ings e in3 the Corp ration II Court
i,rEied by -. 3D. whiting for platntir IN
error and the Attorney General ior - h 'e
a sIiloss vs. tic COMMEMORATE ii by
Garlss e Gpmnon s
wen lth and nued 55a.asf
Next cases sto be called arc u crl gan ys.i
thc Commonwnal htsinnd E arNeyBaNs.,, L II
Gommonweilltf. on tho Cumnonwe,na en- ~ :
docket, a nd Yirg MIA ana l'oWer
S WIZ s. and Others IS he ConInoll,
wealth OH the Corpora ton COMMISSION
eg ME- Il !. Il sFoote. Of No. 2ae2a sNennble
street, has been entertiinng her COUSINS
Sir r. Buny;ln and MIL lie DnughterX !,
~ ~ Rocky Moiint.3N C,,iduring Chrstmas;
week they left Monday much$ plc,asc y.
w Miss t carria S, 81
iiBhtful visit Mrs, Leslie S'lleaa "
X Miss josie buchanan, formcrly 81, 4, ms
city. hut who has for several years nS ;.,
residing III Eorfollt, is Visiting NJ M,
liam a. Jackson, No, Bll l,Wen ty-tn,IIa
Street Miss q 1 y Sre !ptte ana
welcome her backsto iher5od home me, y Z, a{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
g.s55lSfSC OLDYRAs 4" B LAzE !; y; i55Ifsi
Richmond Gives vi Storm \, C 81 4
n. ~ RI uor of Boston,


rho STORM centro hns tilovetl from +. isici
9toft,e Vicinity of
srold Wpntels 5dnd cold wave Go ,nsl,; e
srrevnll ptprywiere erlst Q niIl \.
Rain .bt snow fell as ar s .21,li
s ns Maihse Ns NV ors leads "A pGsell,
,st|onv MA 1 q fo'lowed pyB Pof''an0
lsnfflol share Tie 9, h3of On
tho greatest cold Of THO t w.,
<ursNpnst BOT titles fb
tire AYper cent Key e w
Eis# Tie N,nrn1est spot $ln the country
ethaSth 49, fol wed ny Los
Angeles with 81 per cet, a, IN 4. ",
{rhe$ strip between the ROCKY s anu IN ~
Nflssissipl,i is the wnrnest ocntoh,, \, nna
thesNtw lIngand Stntes are the ci y !. '
xilink frost sh Z rgs9,rt N n,
further dana &c 70 fruits yns ~
Mnhles the thernometer went e, ~ -
80 degrees, and me- Jackson
grccss ASiiEht frosty ted New
gAiIgntonr sthe Atluntics Coast, hig y WINGS
Observation-Disclosures tho coast Inc n1lrl1ns
AtsIinttc1as the Wind rcclleds bB mires W
hour htaA shevilo 40 miles ~ ~ 9 y
Sphih t Bal lhlore 80 AZ 90 th,u 4
Bat@Rictinonl only % NIL 81, ,hour
thougisii seemed to fairly slrek ~ tlln ~ 3
low Velocity Tho snow amoun as \, y
snchey XVIII d preclpl E'7f -
VA t'o.day will No fnt8 and cold nlthouga.
Slightly warmer weathe VII rreYatlli &' VIZ
& theS C1ly idvtrl cea. ~ sNi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
FOREMAN KILLED |. .. !. }
SHIFTING ENGINE n | ! ! ! ].
Coroner's Jury Rend 2erdict
lin Case Of j ohm D. e ok.
Body Mangled. Il

The coroner i ! Try. assembled yesterday
ii, the Cd Of John d. Cool assis tatltS
section, forcn,al q he c'licsapea ke and 4
Ohio Railroad Il who was killed In tie
Orleans Street yards lat 'nesday. nigi,e.
found that he came to his deslt ii by having
bean struck By ii shifting engine. ls3
\ Mr.. Cook Was en- ga ged In putting sal Y on
theStruckB at lifetime he was " rucll: The
engine hit him. Ills chest being badly
crushed, the ieft arm torn 4 r & and the
other broken. When 1 the body wns found
wedged under the fender OF the sengine " e
was in u horrible nlangled condI tion.;
IA Mr. Cook was forts--ilye years old and
bon dcd at No. 400 Louisiana Street. sFnl-i
ton. After the inquest ~ the body WAS
turned over TO Undertaken Nelson, who
will prepare II for burlal,H III 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
NEWS SCATTERED. ].
From { | {: !: j /:
Old White Ian From Pet 9ete rs
burg Wand Away q 2.8.5I
d. From II ONE,
|Fou NO IN. N 4 Il: E:i
MANCHESTER
FOUND.
Tile Cemetery Con1ll l1: Enter .1r'l
RI tanned BY Superilltcs1nnsdt:-
ent8 Allen.

~ e ,ureau. rlmos. p.lspateh. ]

y Manchester Bureau, Timns- pispntch
4 IA a. No. ILL., ~ Hull street.
4 An 4 Old white man, 81 Wing the name mans
Of M. P. Davies, 81 Halifax Street Il Pc
tersburg, and his nge as eighty -one years.
was found wandering almlcssy about thtl
streets OF Manchester by tlzen3a late
las night. II IIc was carried to the t' ia t1on
house. where he was given lodgI ne. I; II
5Thc old man could mot give n clear sac-
count Of himself. lie said he had been zen
IN tie asylum at Stauilton. and \; q mat 81
chief Ragland brought hin, to Manches-E
teri !3 ss 81 5fs. sj y,
lie will probably be. held here e., until
friends In Petersburg are heard FROM ON.
Committee Feast,
s},rhe COMMITTEES on Cemetery met a
the residence OF Superintendent Alien
last night After business Of y roy t ~;
nnture was transacted q most dellg ~
supper was laid for the party, and an an
enjoyable time was had had 5s h
Finance Committee. s8
The Finance Committee will meet To-
morrow night for he transaction act of M Y
~ Work i, on The budget will bo started.
Much important work viii be done N i y
year, including permnnont street y 9 w
yprovements, improyclne gat IN, INC pi, y,
house ana work will probably Pc !, sahr.ea
on the proposed High School building ILL
Annual citing.
81 tIestIn Conclave, Feptasopls, viii nol 2,
fheirnnnual meeting at Odd tsel il w !
to-nisht. After the business session g
banquet will be given Z, !, y, {, y. 7
35 Davis Council, Juniors, VIII also m ms 81.
$inr annual session to-nlgl Y,
s JOE Johnston Camp c.f V.,,gWill assem-
Eblc In regular session At Their hall at at
iSSo'clock Tonight 533s 53
Mission York. &
Nelghborood Mission At Ninth
ana Hull Streets is continuing Its WORK
II, Il n most helpful way. Rev. Dr. Grid
lin Is anxious to secure ana maintain ~ q
library and reading room, and any con- on
itributlons for that purpose VIII 20 glauly
received Tho work has refelyed lnale y
announcement from many pitlzells Y. allq
many poor families have been aided tll iaaj-5
3tcrIally8and spiritually, 4! B !,3 HI n sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Cut In Four Fingers,

lanes Ellison, n we'll know, but ~
of it,tcn while VOL! ycsterdayn fte e!
noon about Iog s,erfs
n nead narf slIsqn nv was aperans \ steam
sasage mash'ne Ehs ana g IN FAN G finger ss
wer,. instuntly umn,itnted close TO Il the
hnnd. Iie was taken 10 Dr.. Iarlss ,a l g.
3ciIicc, hui tile doctor was gu; ana IL "
George Williams was alimmoned; q e 1fal,,i
Ellison iii was taken To lllA homo on Wll-'
.iinmshur Avenue. y. 4,
Althoush the accident Is Gf,tc serl23,s
itlffas healed, since the thumb was ,ln-
in Al rcd vi - - y { ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
ministers Want the Library.,

53&,The EBanUst. Ministers' CO nferencc u
heirS$5EmdGting Monday unanimous y
adopted the following resolu ton faVoritig
I Dor port ts.ii1 b s.l;E Ehe5 city, II.
Resolved. Tina 1--we ~ ,c0nfe &C
express5otll convict ion: d, u, - A !
4at1iIhi library for III hef city OF Rlc hmond
woiiidy ;proniots the md Wiz
tue oty.ourg co ltII,.lrl y q.
the Zig fcat Interests sof "a tho community
voting the a bpr oprla lion n ecessnry TO
,5nIieatF the condttIoDs \ OF; the propositiop
now bending fortfoI g s'n7ent fssuen
Thai these res9 ., .,i |,
be sent is tho clerk OF the e'e'uneil
rof RichmoMd rs IL "a t3 h: MI @ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
The Cameron Run Hounds,

The ENWeTDll -, I0ml! =.
u'I Ti,esday ,s Cd, Springfield Il Al; Nj:
Thursday 5th keLnels9, II r., MA s ad 1ay-
w 4, t.owdoii, I'd A. Nj; Thursday, 18th.
thSnnarldaie, an Nj; Saturday 18th, West
Eniis Ghurch,f{ q II. Mi I',Inesdny I'm 4,
s,Ii rt, sid 81 M. Saturday gst, PAST
Iggaiis Ghureh,I q n NJ; Tuesday S IN
niouds Mill ,Ihug Z ! I Z,
ShsMt Hill. q y. fTuesdaNS alst, Broad-
gWatcr's Gate, Il NJ. d, IS, \, a IS IL
q Nh CourtIand u. s'nitl! Is ~, ~ V VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Personals and Briefs

#theirS children who n have been visiting
friends ana relatives here, have returned
10 their home IN Roanoke 9. Nt: ! Y. 4.
5IinhiIc 4 a. 4. where she will spend sew.
3er;li months with her sister NJ Harvey
j. sRNIays. j :, ~, u
Mr.Eund Mrs. q rry Kay vc re'tnirplfs ,
formers parents. N and Mrs, u S. Kay,
OF Amelia coln ty.ttH Z y, ,,,,,
Mrs Maggie RS mer and her lttie daug 81
4IIardin, Johnson, at Ashland. Va 5s5
DR. J;ln,es IF. llinms Is visiting MS ~!
parents ntgllis old home in! Pearl purg,
William Tirdela. Of Stanford, Conn.
has returned ss+hone after spendsn ne inc
holidays With his sister, N rs. pa y EEola al
on iila,ilsburg Avenue. st5 x IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Talk About Women.

35. Beginnilgtnext Sund;lygnigh t and con on
2tinuilig every S,nday4nightH during the
month Of january, the Rev. j. a. T lomas,
t.nf'' d astor1of 4 Laurel street Methodist
Church. VIII preach g. series $; s IS IN
the services. Tho following are Mr..
Thomas's subjects: !, (, Z, :, !, I, v,
q Jamuary Stl 1niluenee Of IVom1 W.
January 18th, 1Wcntieth Centurp e No !,
january s9th, MARRYING for Social lost g:
ton Without Regard for Moral Cha 'tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
NEGRO HORSE THIEF
SENTENCED TO EIGHT YEARS

William Tinsley, colored. VINO Was be-
fore The Circuit Court Of Ilcnrico ytsr"r-
day charged with heinz n horse thief.
was found guilty aud sentenced 10 serve
eight years in the State penitentiary.
The theft, of which he was convicted
WAS committed IN October, when he stole
a horse from another negro, Henry Nat
5iSns Tho prosecution MAS ably collduct,
I'd By Commemorative Attorney Wenden,
burg. which resulted in8rins.ey's conyic-
4 ion. ~ 4sN ,.i4# a91lltp.aiFg. Z afJs I 'if
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Are Visiting Richmond.

Nlr. and Mrs. james r, 5Taylor OF .,
stanton ara registered at5the Richmond.
having. come here 70 pnrtlctrlte ~ tn !, !
Fishcr-J ones nllptlals, which occurred a.
Church yesterday ar erllooti.
Mi. Taylor Is an uncle of the bride. !,
wns for some years, on the LOCAL STAFF
of the Richmond Dispatch. He',is one OF
Staunton's most prominent business Ineli
and member Of the City Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Are j; Having Good Sport.

AZ, "a 3r;. Butier,G M. II. H., OF the
NM M /, , ,idWat Honnds,r reports hat his pack
aay AK asse ssvs sIn
The hounds question Sffs q merriam
F 1h,Tr amlIcr.s no Squire Of lAnnetield
Il exertinr iii Of his energy to fur !,
cross county, sport for the Blue tds g.
ssHIi being backed BY y following ~
rare good SPORT smell, n s;j., III W. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

excursion train on the Chesapeake nd
Ohio Railroad lnst summer. II 4. II
VI Several OF the passengers were relieved
of their valuablcs, and many Of them
frightened. This Is tho second one Of the
gang that has been found gullty$and sent
on to the penltentiary. John Brown a
pal Of Whites, wa S sentenced at the last
term of tho court. 55 RI AZ s5t s5 i3 TIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Jefferson Council Officers.

y esfs2'l ,nan Mechanics Installed the
folI io oicsrs Junior !, Fa as
sSasslls III, lnsioy
psc IL, ing secretary, brock
assi secretary pst g frs E Mailory
DAVIS; Is Sonaio olfz outside sentins
q gaf B Goodls; trustee eighteen months
li Mr' s. j. Davis sputy tate eoune'llol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
DIR. Hutson Well Pleased Is

3t85 Rev. Or. ], p. Ilutson,5 pastor 4 f the
sPine9 Street Baptist Ch,irch.Ssis greatly
pleased with ie3success this paper had In
compiling the church statlstics OF Rich
lInond; iilllng a want OF ~ fteen ~ ears
standing. g8ss i3@5 CD 4. 3sS85
4 but Doctor. II utson Jared rather badly
He put down ten net additions rs the
total additions. The figures should have
been: et'sndditlons G7Rs4 Totnl &C dt tons
R13S aisfssSS 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
An Interesting Revival i; val

5i5 Az interesting revival eetlnG Is "
nnrnrrcs, 7ini Is the Broad Street NJ ethodlSt
ispscopal Church. nnd i''oao
Tie pastor, Rev. ~ sp9on;t,r " y
being assisted by Rev aaaWiM' - =
sneak s on li''Temperanee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, y,
members Of the several anu 4s,YY !,
II nions s0f the city will attend Miss LII
Han Taylor viii be the os s., -,
dress thr Ipwortll l.eague, of ltlchmo 81
s1be following Leagues have fcillle thelr
reg,lal, meetings for that light, IN o 1 I
tat attend the rail- be. roa q StIeGI
#pince-nll leagues arc invited TO attend. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Reception at Seminary.

KID Dr., and Mrs, w. N GORE on MoIldMy
n na entsr5hi,lrrsS cto,'nmnnityat hand
some som was giych q t n,9p
rcsIfl cnce III tho grounds Rof tho Union
Theological sem1inarX. u iYes'''s W.
The students have returned l from on ~, .mn
ChrIstmas holidays, and classes vi nn M VI.
TIRES were resumed 'rucsda anu tl''n ~, y >
stcndn ut.r ittyuS EOOu.salS EBl {5WGsit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
TRAIN #ROBBER SENT
TO THE zPENlTENTlARY

N IrIemiiig MITE, coored. was YESTERDAY
5sentenced - serve ten years IN me pen
5ttentiary. having been convicted Of be-
ing Implicated IN the holdrup of negro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Will March Over the Country.

SecrctarysHof the Commonwealth D. @.
hea dql,arters Of the Salvation 4ArnM In!
y New y ork, asking that he assist in rails
ing II fund for extending theEarmy to the
of tho army to establish farm colo MES
throughout the country. lf Is 3f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Goals Rolled Out.

a small fire at No. 400 Baker Street
caused BY hot Goals falling on the floor,
toccasioned damage$to the extent OF about
$40 Yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
-o-E ExCE LIE N TtF SERVICE
f3i WA GRAiLWAY.l5

{F,rwn fast limited trains dni ly,3f Drawing
room I,ulima1ls Of latest design; Dining
car service ln,lIntatned ut tho slliEiest
standard of excel lance. .oyrn te exf}iiI
sion tickets now On sale. FOR. detil ll
,pprly to any tilckct ngc.rlt or cslll oIltor
address y Y, !. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
AGAINST PISTOL @TO a >|.l:'.i
Hastings Court Increases Pun Pun
ishrn,ee.nt in Appeal Case.

M sishment in Appeal Case.
lii stha eI1ustings Court vest rday Hugo |,
5NIungrnlS was acquitted OF the cllarg III III
malicious woundlng I'll III I. # u, IS!
O Brcf was convicted o. house
breaking land given nine months si IN :1f
5jailsand fined one cent. :. 5 issl 7.
vs. Joseph got thirty days N
Jail aid a gtlnesof $50 3lo carryi COZ Ei
fcenletl Wea pons. 81 .,is ", y
This was a novel case. ii. that u was q,
appealed 'front.' Police h ~
u ,s tlce Crut enfield fined the prise SGD
but Imposed no jail pun Sinner I, 3.
even harder OH the 5prlsoiler and med
fimfs5O ahd sent him 10 jail #fol' l1i1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
II . !. ...t ~. *
mr.. NEAL N y !. AIMED y Ne ID. u
Succeeds the Late Captain Cham (
sberlayne as Deputy Sergeant

Sd Atr. Il i, Nea /, Jr., qualified yesterday
5iil1stlic aIIustings CourtF as n& deputy SER
geait " thc city OF Richmond. &h %. y
Econ SnameI1by Sergeant Jnnless q Smith
to succeed THE late Gnptn IN Fry !. I,
las ituken9chargc Of Ills new posi- tlon,Snlld
Wassutsliis iii court on SeStertiay.,,.s
Air.Nculsis a well known business man,
having come here from Et A, num- n
bcrl of years $50, ana J, i ~,
business n il, Dunvllle. cnl us ~ he
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Mr.. Jn,nes III 3..aa IN ace,
and islota onlya fine business , 4 g,
Ills widespread poplarlt {, IS
,cundIdacy~for are,,ominnt on IN he coming
iprima election. s3 "a 4: 81 K. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
m. PAGE BURWELL
First Sergeant.
Who Will be Chosen?

l4 f,nntnin Brock handed in his resignation
q ,,,,,t. duys s.ugo hut it has mot been
accented, 'Aowing.lto the fact that some
one viii Have 10 receive the COMPANY.
property, which have to be turned over
Sby him, Ito Il commissioned officer ana ~ u.
this time there hs@no officer VINO VIII
assume the lcsponsibility.
Lieutenant lIobson. who resigned ms
office about ii month ago, was prompted
Ills action by the fact that he has
recently been made cashier OF the Lie
Insurance Company Of Nirginin, ana the
duties OF his office arc necessarily as
& much rs he can attend to. he made
4 his statement before the company so that
( they might understand his action, AS TO
who will be elected to I'LL the vacancy
hat Is n question Of grave doubt, there
being being several men prominently nell
4 Toned. They arc Second Lieutenant Rob
cr, Poyton. First Sergeant II, Page Bur
well and Sergeant David NJ. Lcary.
+ All of these whose names have been
,ncntloned in connection With the place
are most popular with the Ken and doubt
less the election Will be IL hard fought
one Mir. Cluud Kent, member Of the
company and graduate Of the Virginia
Military Institute, IL also mentioned as
d candidate, hut nothing has been done
in tic way Of settling IN anyone man.
Take Up New Tactics.
Tho company held a well attended meet
ing last night, and under the command
&5of Lieutenant Peyton, The men We're N
4 s;tructed MS 10 the new tactics and drill
regulations as prescribed by tho Wal
N department. whichfarc now IN effect
h The company was divided into squad
and under the command OF the sergeunts
The men were drilled FOR more than a;
hour and progressed finely in the nev
work. The changes are marked and iron
4 the point Of the spectator they are moi a
4 pretty ms tho old ones. The men ar
"A well pleased Will them, however am
doubtless after two or three more drill
they will be thoroughly familiar withth
work