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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
MUSIC LESSONS
often Bring on Nervous Troubles II the
m Food Is Not Right. @ G3.

often Bring on Nervous Troubles II the
8fs Food is Not Right
It is curious how the study Of music
ana piano practice brings on so many
eases OF nervous prostrations8 One SWonlluu
think that all art SO divine would protecl
lis yotarics. Sometimes the food IS q I
fault. u 338 al 81
The daughter Of a minister in Albany,
Wis, when in the midst Of her 81 udles III
music, found herself run down and APP
preaching nervous prostrntion.
"Sho lost flesh rapidly, appetite disap-
peored and that distressing sign OF an
preaching sickness-lasstudc and wear!-
ncss--was with her steadily"
The minister--her father-had her nut
on Grape Nuts and she began an I'M
proyemcnt Immediately. He says; Scores
OF mornings she alto nothing but Craze
Nuts and cream for breakfast, and Inn
proved SO rapidly that IT was u surprise
to The family. Now she Is In fine condl-
ton, has continued her studies, walks
four times day to school--thrcc quar-
tiers of u mile each way--and Is u fiEe
specimen of health and strength @
The minister speaks of another young
girl eight years old, who suffered terribly
from chronic indigestion. and was unable
to attend school, "a weak puny little girl
Wiz NoultA lloI NpN h''Y No' ' - NDNf " "
out distress. S ~. Ss
Upon tho suggestion Of tho minister
| she was put Oh Crape-Nuts food, and n
change began to takcfplace within day
or two. She is nowYn healthy, natural
| girl,
There's a reason. Every little particle
| of Grape-Nuts, when examined by !,
magnifyng glass shows on the outside
/ small particles of sugar This is not or.
| binary sugar, butts a peculiar kind re-
1 suling from tho change OF starch into
| sugar, which cxludes from the particles
/ during the process of manufacture, Thu
\ is called Post Sugar and IL ready for di
/, geston and assimilation without IN an!
| way taxing the organs OF the body
] That Is one reason why Grape-Nut
4 will rebuild a person quickly. There 4
another and even more important reason
4 The food contains certain elements sc
4 lected from wheat and barley intende.
by Nature to be used In rebuilding TIL
soft gray filling IN theSnerye ceniers an,
brain, These Clements arc phosphate o
pa.ush and ulbumcn which combine ii
the human body to make the soft ira
matter referred to.
\ When The brain and nerves are proper
4 ~ fed tEn whole machinery OF the bod
7 moves along with strength and precision
d Name given By Postum Co, Battle Crecs
Mich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
in RACE TO THE END.
eaton Says He Will Not Retire
Il. 4, From the Fight. SO III

E535''Y Oh may say that am IN the racnft Q
tho finish, snoe matter how ii many Sor how
few candidates there maybe, said Hon,
u. }I2. CntonY Of Alexandria, to a epreseln-
$tativc 1ofi The ,rlmes-D atch@y esterdny.
~ am, no qlltter, ana having once an-
nollncod myself, &c feel that 3lI owe my
friends the f3relnaining IN the race Z
a Mr. Cation is still in the eli " and Will
rooms at ,Murplly's and lin the lobby he
has met many friends. Y terday after-
noon lid met Hon. j. Taylor lei Tyson, who
rs q prospective candidate.
The twof are old acQuaintances. Their
conversation yesterday, it is unders TODD,
consisted or the customary greetings be-
tween friends. aid tho subject Of their
rival Enspirat tons twuS . not diS cussed. 5gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
q State Bowling League. a

Hir,l,s 3ylrglnta State League % pen ea tilo
Season nt1tho Crystal hlleysi hen TIC
crack Arnozn team battled W " Il !, tne
i t,laved ! tin Is gricult ures.1A Ali tho teams
wefo III, he trim and .itinde good how !.
Ing Whitman led OFT 4,
2 score willie Bati and Mullen . q, 81 =
BWiti1fiIrii Score iii duck pins for his team.
s.rhe score lind players aro \, 4, Il,
tcnp,ta1,n, 4Se Mullen fas lien
Bath AZ Blley 425 esn w Y. N ~.
Whitman, 47s; Warren, SA,s$ slhcf' ~ ~
Robelen, (capta I, 2SSs'
Wlitinan 29s; GilflreS 2o4 =
8 lF (captalt sss Atki',-
son, al warren, 25S Iage IVY nv
NOR. sGSS7 8 ri IA @ tSE "a 3s y SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
Large Receipts and Full I'LL Sales Sal: Is
at All !. II ouses-M arket Firm.

a
81 rho loose leaf tobacco sales were. at
tended yesterday by the full army Q G buy :.
ers and there was animation from, the
time tho first nlctioneer commenced his
lecture unit the last pile was Knocked
ont on the last SALE. The total sales ran
up to tic neighborhood Of SOC, goo pounds;
and III the main the turner's were well
pleased with the prices obtained Some
EfewapilCs were taken In because the own
ers thought the last bid was not big
enough, but this was an RECEPTION TO the
rule. S IL. si5. ,S s SfS 5,S ,s9,s355
sh tnerl ne and Son, brought So, and
many piles Of good. wake lllers went
from $la to $l4. It. takes a good alberto
bring these figures, but there are many,
good filters in the crop that Is now being
marketed, ana not afcw&of them were
on the breaks yesterday. some OF smell
blrne's prices were s2l to SO. ;s. f3
There were many wa CONS III town to-
night ana these with 1.-THE rail shipments
will make large D fcrillgs this morning.
Sales will begin ut StoneWall warehouse e
III 10 q clock second sail at shelburne's !;
third ut CrcnshaW's,y NJ n foltrtn HI al
III Crenshaw's warehouse, Messrs. Ii.
ID. Vaughan had especially good sales
among which were sfers:t u IL.
a w. S. Rutherford, Goophland, SO and
All. 1Iprchens, loochland, sl225, s13,
X, III Hams, Louisa, so.75 80, 10, 1850,
r. w. Bricc, Louisa, $ls,5O. 81. e.. +
4 George a., Payne, OF Goochland; sl4,ss5,
Julius Smith, Goochland, sl5 so, Sl3,
w. Il. Wickham, $40, sla, sl7, 81 .8
William Goodman sl4s60. NJ ll
w. r. Rice, Hanover. $ll.b0.
J.. NJ. Williams. Louisa, sls,,tt $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
CHIEF HULcE STRONG.
His Name Roundly Applauded
at Mr.. Zimnermann's Dinner.

given by Alderman William RI. Gunner
mann 10 the Council and city officials
Wednesday night which reflects the sen
iiment In municipal circlestas TO chief OF
police. III & aI Al
Alderman Mood. who responded to the
sentiment. Tho City Council, !" WAS read
ing his original poenl,%in which. he men
vein. hi referring to Chief liulce lie said:
taCppNnheimen VIII stop charging to feel
your pulse, " ~ i 4,
And ,the, regular chief Of police Will 1loG
255 Major tIulce.' s.,
When the second line Of the couplet was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
8Totnl outstanding S12,SS7,7S0 4
Deposit Many Certificates.

DepOSlr33W any lAlllSd lSo''9ltSt
ls,It.will lie seen from these figures what
a largo proportion Of the certificates have
been deposited with the 58c commit tee o.
Now Y ork bankers, who are nov neg
tinting along with the Virglnia, Debt COM
mission named By ellerll =, SCI
Of Virginia. for Id set tlcmen t VII y west
Wright la. n X !g I'M II; 8i3,
Tho collection of these certificates and ana
their deposit It'll tho State Of Virginia
is IA step preliminary to active negotia-l
tons with West Virginiu, forSwhich other
preparations are now rlu,king. 1t is con-
adently believed tina ere negotiations are
definitely begun &practl cally all tho exist
Ing certificates will have been dopos ted.
5Agconsiderab sum tho form of certifi-
Gates Is believed to have been lost OF de-.
stroyed in tho long periods since their
ISSUE. The committee illns been aston
shed at the &rnpfdity and volume with
which these certificates hive conc IN
tho ru to- being from $40 900 to- s. 0oo, 900 per
day, Saturdays excep tod. y "a S$l5 "a
@81tis generally}unders TODD hat when he
certificates have been collected and de-
posted. tho Virginia Commission and the
holding COMMITTEE will unite8and CO.
operate In Overturcs with West Yirglnla
looking to an iunioablc56 settlement
Further procedure III tho event of the
failure OF these prospective 6negoti at1ons
has not leon determined upon. 1t is be-
tlevcd, but IT, Is regarded Us not UNLIKELY
that q suit may be Instituted iii the Su-.
spremo Court against tho State Of West
Virginia for an accounting and a settle
5ment. Such, suit can a only he brought
agtlnstyn STATE EyE a1tt her ;;t;ite; hence
the action in deposlting certificates with
this state. With these lin hand Virginia
is prepared for cventualities, and isapro-'
$tecting herself against liability oc suit
BY some q her$ State. # st 81 ~ M ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Two Circulating Libraries :r'ii.e. s, /.

The Virginia state Library Was s,
clpicnt& Of "
libraries each consisting II " tfyy etl ~
lectcd books one pres5s ,a. y tsrist,ai,
' Go r Hnu 1ibrarey Is soon e eata.
Sng Counties q the State, Th ~ tb op
llicatiors come first, On t Z ilst -
Tho stato Librarian MI. John RI ke n.
nedyy ID now in Washington, for the pu,r.
3fiose VI SECURING reference books for liz
Use tho studcnts OF ono AZ ttle qistr
liz nbsence M,r. Evans, his assistant, has
chm f.fsa; f,f u hc libra ry.ASE fga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
.FUR1'A|||ERI[::..F|:'.F|0|:||.R||.T'|'...
T00s.E |. | / 1 B
West Virginia Committee Lists List y
Many Additional Dl De q
ferred Certificates. Vi
PRE-: L.lMlN I I STEPS s''11E:IF
Active atio+n1s Soon t. ll b'c5
Entered Upoi1 With y, .#5l5
I'd. Nirgilia. Ri 35 II

THO West Virginia Debt Comnii ttce lla 7.
listed s1,7oo 900 cortlfcates on
tho Now York Stock Excl nge; The total 'ta,l
amount OF tho Virginia deferred certiflr
cntes listed OH tho xchange, including II
this lust named sum. ,,o;Y s1oa 70 80 500
The holding committee hns about 500 1000 ooo
moro 81 tho certificates oyer which |Ell \ IT i
las power Of attorney, which cnnllotts DO
listed ,lntil8putp Into shape, Deposits rs of
about $3.50, 900 IRE this and II
week, 50 that the On millions VIII 5bo
Increased tog eleven millions lini.StLl
few weeks tits expected. This will make q
up an overwhotling ofS IL the
certificates. ssi Z y 8G3 ~ 81 b, n
#0s Hero Is d statement OF the entire, out-.3l
standing certificates q / various issues und
the uggrcgate sum. ms t v
Ccrtifcatcs' OF $50. 80, GIG o5s 9St ri
{5 Certificates OF 1S70..... d40, 6i2 }.
Vi Certificates or 1882. ..... Isl, $50
*, Certificates Of 1S93. 64l 45G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Real Estate Movements.

II lessrs IA & "A. u Cornell and Company,
agents, Iyestcrday sold fors II.% S..Nyaller;
stein tho dwelling. No. 1i9O rWen It y-thIrd
Street, to Mrs. +. b. Burke for, s., 2o0: also
for A.lSNY. Browning to ~ ollard To- Tor
$700. e !. ,S5 ! & 50.
MITE AZ catlln, real. estate 20 raEent,yees $
chine Compuny's property for 81 800 4 Mr..
SCatin3will coon offer al,,of this property
atWallctiOn, iii $S F%}S5s Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
I'M ern,eo,rial to Petit.

nix II III q Supreme Court Of Appcals OF
iyirrtnIa syyedn Ion: Al Is. Leake Of Of
fhisoity formerly Of Goochlant county It, I.
presented resolutions adopted IfDy8tle ~
Of that county us q nen,oria to th :
Hon William b. Petit an aged arg 2 5di Is
State recently deceased. Tn presenting
tho resolutions tho Goochland jurlst paid tll,
a high tribute to Colonel Petit us o. law
ycr and i citizen. The resell tions were
ordered spread upon tho records oIS the
court as q memorial to the decca SEQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Two: IN anues Omitted,

4 Inadvertently two s. names were omitted
from tho Committed of the Cham r be- .
,polnted q to Z l.scertnii,s the value OF the
Chamber 81 Commerce and Trd file Blu
3ren,l totthei community of edmond. The
3i,amos Of Mr. NJ. D. ssi NJ arouse md Nj
Thomas M. II utherfo cord were lief on. the
committee consists OF n teen ms tend OF
flint CON Slf sts{t tfg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic has
bcen called for January goth, to vote ,,on
IL purchase @of THE najoritS.e Of capilul
stock Of tile Maryland, WA p delaware aud
tee Of So, 900, 900 first mortgage bonds OF
ttlo. latter by the Bal timore, Chcsnpcako
sdnd Atlantic. III $S rs N si53
8 Following the ratification By the stock
Dayton OF tho Pere Marquette deal is
tile announcement OF tho purchase, by
Mr.. Eugene Zimmerman and MrilI 70.
3IIollirs, OF the Southern and Western
HALLWAY Company q co corporation doing
business In Virgnla and the Carolnns,8ill
tho valley between IL Smoky { Mountain
Range and the 5Cumberlands. Y II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

lhaps said tho speaker, the swe e, (
iia i,otiicr said VI him, thlt sn was beth
"a, s. Son and II da,ighter her, YET nathin,g
TIM tlonrlY every hoy would blush !, %
have said OF him. tyas Inv ~
that 1madn him so far superlor ~ many
another bravo ina IN. \, u. 8, -, ~,
Tho boys manifested i heir npprcc t lion
of tho addrsss by heIheartlcs q pltlusc,..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Mayj,o,r: on T. er11perance.

I'D Mayor5 Carlton Met nrthX wi spenk 70.
morrow right ut the Nineteenth K Street
Mission ut 5 clock !. =. I, 81 B,
s1Iis subject WI be 1c,npe rance a ! 9
enthusiastic crowd Will greet Els Honor,
4 Mr.. p. Ii .iefner,s we'll 3knoRn5n ndolln
ana guitar club,ffronl the Central " Dung
Msn,s / Christinn x ssoclutio h. will }be IN
5lttendance NJ Mr.. max q short or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
win ' speak Here.

Ir.8nnd Mrs. Charles II. w elier, OF
lyVnshington, Il.Pa q, will 4 spenk rs at Tho
Mcchanics' institute here Eto-Inorro w, eve
ming at go clock on Gets q t !1!9
}lousing #of tuborculo sls pat lent IS no
sneghborhood civic improvemen t. III ssj va ~,
B. MI. Ycller is secretary OF the SAssocia tea
Charities and Citizens Relief q So ia tl
of NEashlngto on. 81 H 5s335
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Order Of Eastern Star

\ A lodge az tie Order of18tho Easterll
Star viii DO Instituted ut Marshall Hall,
Twenty-fifth Eand Broad K Streets at
o'clook to morrow night by Mr.. Charles
a. Nesbctt, under dispcnsation from the
Grand Lodge oil. Nasons OF virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Mr.. B arrow Wants It.

II isIunderstood that Mr. j. 10. Barrow,
who comes from Congressman Swnnson,s
vacancy on a the Corporation Commission
: III the event Mr.. is SWANSON Is t1nade Cover
nor. MA, u n a ~ wa,
the State Library. IN n 5S WI H ~ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

read sthcrc was b storfn OF apr,lauso. w iith
3show We'd that tho present. octipalt of th,o
Sofflce Has Ia powerful hold ont hose NTH Y,
whom he iningles in uni
stable5nfiti was evidently toutlied l;ail,d
gratlfied ut this hearty approyaal .i (, ms
sCoursbaby& those who kno W lliin9 pest 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
tliib \ - q. N a
Busby Case POSTPONED.

The case II of J III \ Busby VS.. Dawson.
l3loombcrg and Marks, set for It's third
trial III the Law and Equity Court for
january 23d. has been postponed until
\ Fcbruary a7th The reason IS that, Mr., II.
NJ. Smith, one of tho attorneys fors't the
defense, will be engaged out OF the city
on the former date. 5{{ L. Il Z IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Literary G Celebration /: j i.

81 NOTION, ~ A.. Jan. Wash
singtoll and Lee i University tonight the
sminetY-sxth annual celebra ton Of the
3Grahnm- Lee, u terary s cie ty took place
Wore re- NJ essrs. III. Crabi. Of Indiana,
president: B. r., ;llzcr. 81 Florida, vice
\ president; Z. Smith, OF Tennessee, sec
8retary, and j. II. La rck; of Virginia,
chief marshall Tho quest Ion debated WIS
n Resolyed, That the 81 ffragc Of the South
crn States should he based upon on S;cdu-
3cntionul test J. .a.
a,SVV. 81 frany, orSVlrginia, ;nld. ton.
81 Florida; negatlve.F Nlessrs. Isl. r.. Isrlt-
Virginia, and ]. u, II Dwell.
of IlG ora1or n were !,
Siect ,5'HTlio Moral u opineMt OF Amer
lea, n and ~ Il. 1Ierzog , OF orldn, sui
5Iect Tho Common 7 eople. I'LL II Az,
'SNiilsichf for the occasion Il wa 81 furnished
by.tho Virginia Hilary Institute torcllcs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Hunt Club Il o-rnorroW. s

Il Deer Run hounds will 8mee t to. morrow
afternoon at ago O. clock In iron Y O. ne
on Chestnut 81 II III. Tho En- 8 llsh
Jack viii DO tnken8 out. and Sh 4 ne run
Is pcctcd across a rolling coun-
Mi ii. Is geatt NJ. =. Twill beain
srottSRyyill 355be Is huntsmai,, and Mess
Sydnor will whip In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
General Surgeon Now.

5Dr.aII. 81; NIacIeuny as on edncstlnyta APP
pointed general surgeon for the 1'assen-.
ger and Power Company. II @ has been
ono Of the surgeons of the company for.
some time. II ssS gsi3s u !. n! M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Missionary From Persia.

VI Rev. b Il Sarlnast. Of Orxoomlnnm,
Methodst18denonlina WILL spcn i to-
lnIghtat3s O'clock ut tho West End RESCUE t
Mission. No.; ~ West Cary Stree The
public IS cordially VI invi co Y,
81 There will be hree scrvlc es 90 tst ne
mission on Snnda VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
I1dpe Crurrn1p Back,

sIInfec ,peniamin Il. u Crump. chairman
~ sths stitnf C.orporat!on Commisslo has
returned vronli Np,lshlngton. where ne
Vent to appear fore the Committee on
Inters tilto ana Foreign Commerce ~ re- e,
ths poyysrs q itt III rofer-
encc to- freight rates SiS NJ u i3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Wins the Silk Quilt,

The silk quilt which, was rattle g e BY
Mrs. j ohm Ioettis and M ISIS BESSIE Carter
was won last might By Mrs. James Ca inc.5
l5s The contest las been interest Ing. Many
well known business men took chances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
\ Asbury Parsonage Fund.

The Ladies' Parsonage Society Of Asbury
Methodist Church Will, give q silver ten
this uftcrnoon at Tho residence Of Mrs.
gI,sD, Minor, No. 1908 Park Avenue. for
the benefit oil the parsonage fund. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
!. I,ee,s Sweetest CornpliH

E7Im,,.,' t,jcl,nond Acndcnly q ebfnteH IN'H'
r rthdIIy yestarday hy slying ihe b9ys "A,
hmlf hodiduy the !, Z j. nn
dean Ains1,,fsnrS 1ie t syEs
no mess 81 Into =,
lays atrlklas & t spIt y
He hearts pf the st t.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

Governor in Lynch burg. ~
d Governor Montague; lief yesterday for
address on the occasion OF the ami yer-i
snryI Of General Lees birthda 81. Ills ilx-3
viii return here Today!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
MARRIAGE TAR / KITTY i
on ACADEMY Il 4. BOARDS |I|'|.|l. J
Clever Comedy to be Played
B. Here TOMS Bijop|'s 8, 51s
offerings. ;ts55

Il s<.fhc Marriage Of; Kitty Ia semi must
cal comedy which ,sas one Of the artistic
successes liz New orkt last seas on, VIII
.bc presented. at 1.-The Academy tonight,
under tho direction Of ] ules hurry. INC
gp,aYl#l IS remarkable for tho clcan, effer;
ivescent hunor x which permentes It and
for tho skillf,1lly.S constructed complici-
tons, whch4arei OF the mental rather
than the physical kind. $ There IS no re-
sort to thrcndbare devices, like the slam
ming Of doors, mad pursuit OF characters,
who hide IN wrong roolns, and other im-
possible places, nor the breaking ofScrock-
cry. The play depends for Its success,
and at the Hubs Theatre, II N cw5 York,
achieved 1t, on It's delightful comedy, Wit
5ty dialogue, and tho killful rnano el,vrcs
of Kitty to fyanauish ~ feminine rival.
.'Kitty" Is one Of tho most delicious
dramatic creationsao OF tho past Decade
Blanche Whitcher. G
Miss Blanche Whitchcrs Is one of the
best lookingS Of all the Show Girls at
the io, this week. It sometimes hap
pens that u chorus girl Will hold tho at
DENTON offa,iS audence%nl tho time she
is on the stag This happened In foxy
Grandpa" when & tile girl with the red
hat was tho target for III tho opera
glasses In tie house. Blanche WThitcher
is the captain Of tho Guards, and she Is
worth any one 4adjusting opera glasses
in order to &gazc upon her. lsi /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

!Sss All Offices Closed III NJ
B All the4city and State! offices here were
Of the birthday Of General
Robert T. n zee. - "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
-."II err First False Step.

The Atlanta News thus refors to the
play, which comes to the Bliou Mond,y
for a}stayt Of IA week :l4t IS
A packed house greeted the first per-
Torrance in "a tlantil OF /" Her First False
Step ut the Bijou last night, and judg-
ing by the many expressions OF approval
made by those present tho theatre will
be crowded at every performance. NJ g
The play deals with the vicissitudes Of
fortune OF d young country girl, Edna
Allen, who 'inaalmolnent Of suspicion ana
Jealousy, throws aside her real lover.
Jack Walters. to whom sllo was about
Z to be married, and clopes with and mar
The play has its quota OF sensational
incidents, but $the melodruma Is relieved
by snatches OF comedy, M {i2 X ISL f, t}j5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
His Undoiinjg(,.l

On o. Neal did not seem to oVerl ook 7Sdlly--
Nthing that could DO moved, and his indis--
erection in attempting to dispose Of I've
fine dressed chickens in the Second 3 Mar
kct yesterday morning proved his undo IEI
sooner propaaly than It might otherwise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

The through Florida trains OF the vari-
Gus lines running through Virginia arc
now running practically on schedule every
day. and are hauling more passengers
than at this time last year. The South
t.rn tourists travel Is growing every win
Ter. Many of the tourists stop over in
this city OH their way to their homes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

dTirhe first was lhpE of88h negEo ,Il 7710sn
ArthnrF Alien, who was arrested h .py, Eos
li,ccn,ea Portie,lx and German and WHO
n III I Zen ten years. The second was VII
Ian Jones, alias William ohnson,5 4r'
,ast,a reccntly by Detect Ives M Malon
s ~, Wi, shire, who hus been sent ~ The
s srn IA i,,ry o, severn counts, apd now ny
ean sC,Neal, who will no heard Y ''y
Instloe crutchfell Ibis e. "A \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

q Capt ain C. w. 1Westbury, ofsthe South
crn Railway, has returned from South
Carolina, after spending several days IN
the Palmetto State,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-18

Ku& @@FHnM& Trip
Niarasa Fails, duly Carlisle =
eraham II this Oily and w. i. .osoves
", n naltlnore, successfully swan the
loser rapids II the Niagara river from
the American side af the whirlpool %
Lewiston Monday afternoon. Tne dis
lance Of four miles was covered tn
twenty eve minutes by Glover. The
start was made at 4s03 o'clock from
Flat Rock. which in the Americar Il
side. The swimmers did not venture
hi the upper rapids. where captaiTs
Webb Lost his life. Both men wore life
belts and Inflated rubber rings around
theft neeks, Prem the start Glover
took the lead, He entered the RAPIDS
sbout minute ahead OF Graham. Tn
III the Devff'x Hole was reached the
swift current and roaring rapids had
the swimmers In their grasp Al that
point sWtrling eddy caught Glover
and he Was down nearly two minutes
HIS life belts saved him Graham By
this tirne had gained on Glover and
when the two men reached the end of
the rapids just above the suspension
bridge al Lewiston. there was but lit
tie distance between them.
At 4.2t o'clock Glover was pulled up
on the dock at Leadston. He was dress
I'd and about fifteen minutes later Was
dry ard telling bis story Graham was
taken 10 hotel In wagon ard did
not leave until later in THE afternoon
Neither man was injured Graham
swan the lower rapids islee before
He ts about ffty-hye years of age
while Glover ix sboaf thirty i've years
old.