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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19
70 ESCORT PAUL JONES BODY.
United, States Government Will Send
Squadron to Bring Back the
b Remains.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10
II is authoritalively announced that
when tie proper time comes the Uni.
ted States Government will send a
squadron TO France to bring TO the
United States for interment with mil.
itary honors the body Of John Paul
Jones. the Revolutionary naval com.
mander. which General Horace Por.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19


commits sinner cilman Nicely
moved To amsnds by substitut ing the
list3ior city officials determined Upon
Mondaysnight which was as follows,
Collector John s Scot Fl; 5
Street commissioner, iao. II. Rich.
ardson.
r Treasurer, j. +. Powell.
1,chlcf OF police, j. E. Morgan.
Assistant chief. Charles sBarthoow.
Patrolmen, l.. i. Carpenter, W. G.
Gould, a. y. Fleming, sc. Morris, j.
A. l.andes, Frank Ridgely.
Sanitary officer under direction Of
chief Of police, jacob Lee.
Fire ci.Ief, T. Frank Reed.
Assistant, Ralph DooIittle.
City engineer, ]. Perry Thompson.
Assessor. W. a. Crowl.
Engineer at pumping station,J. B.
Robinson.
Assistant, Joe Robinson, Ir. ~
Watchman at reservoir. Harry III.
ger.
City physician. W. Fl. Kunst.
City solicitor, a. 0. Stanley.
Cart driver. Roy Jones,
Imploye at crematory. Fl. Fl. Sharp.
Councilman Howard asked II tie
amendment wasNnot ont of order. The
20
mayor ruled that the list might be
substituted provided 1t was intended
simply to put those men In nomina.
ton, not to elect them. by voting on
the amendment.
At this point determinations began
to fly thick and fast. These were i'm.
personal at first, but began to give
signs of becoming. more direct, when
Councilman Shaw moved that the
council so into executive session.
| Vigorous protests were made to this
action by Conncilmen Howard and
Robinson who charged that certain
members wished to conceal the fact
that they weren't going to vote as
they had tpromised. The vote stood
Aye--Shaw. Davis. Nusgrave, Nc
Nicely. Amos; no-Robinson, Howard
Boydston.
When the chief Of police begar
clearing the room, however, the three
councilmen who had voted no. wen
out with the spectators, thus leavin.
Tie council without quorum. Coun
Gilman Hutchinson was ,elephonet
for and arrived after about 10 min
ules. This gave the thermomete
time 10 come down a Bit. Conserva
tive counsel prevailed and after con
siderable discussion an adjournment
was had until Thursday evening a
$50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19
TIE


sssTlea Fairniont est5 irginian IS.
largely devoted 80 someb libel
suit these days Will ST kindly let.
us know VINO brought the suit and
what paper was sued 80 that we can
mix in tie mater IL we dcsire?-4
parkersburg State Journal.
1T is with pleasure that we Under,
take to give the distinguished Park.
ersburs editor the desired Inlorma.
ton We have been deyoting our
attention 10 a libel suit believed to
have been brought against the Fair.
mont West virglnian by the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company and
Ran stainaker It's paid agent and
lobbyist. They brought the suit,
however. IN the name q: Samuel
Montgomery, OF Preston county.
Montgomery is an "!nsrrgent" State
Senator, and was nominated for his
office against the wishes of almost The
entire people OF his county largely BY
Lobbyist stalnaker and W. G. Con.
ley, Of Preston. 3. and .. attorney for
that county. We say the suit was
brought by the railroad company and
Stalnaker. because as they own
Montgomery Gas We can prove that
he went to Stalnaker's room and
asked him how he should vote on GER
tain questions and on some that re.
Tally did not concern the lobbyist or
the Il. and OJ. 1t Is reasonable 10
presume that they are hchind the
suit and putting up the money To
prosecute it.. Besides II Is well
known that Montgomery has ne
money to invest in such a manner. II
the State Journal desires any add
tional information on the subject We
will cndeayor to accommodate II
That's what we are here for-to en-
tighten the less Informed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19
Distributing Agents.

. ID Z I. & : =
ter, the American Ambassador, re-.
ports at Paris that heahas found. L s7 4
Meanwhile there is a great contro.j
versy being raised as to where the
body should be buried. Some persons
think Arlington the proper resting;
place. Governor Wartield thinks
that a grave at Annapolis would be
more appropriate, and Mr.. Charles
Chaille-Long,' of Maryland, suggests!
the Continental Hall Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Presi-
dent Roosevelts ideas will probably
have considerable weight in whatever,
decision is reached. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

The News surmlses that Powell. ut
Falrmont, might have been reared in
the Telegram Office. but We are not
yet ready TO say Of Powell that he
shows such signs Of idocv as to lead
us TO say that he might have been
connected some time in .l. life with
the News Office ClarksIurg Tcle.
gram.
We suppose the Clar'shurg News
is the paper above rcfe r"f to. We
seldom see II and therefore do not
hnow what 1t hns been ;1lliing about
IN speaking OF Powell. nor do we know
positively TO what Powell 1t refers,
here being several great raen of that
name In Fairmont. some nf whom be.
long to the almost defunct party with
which the News is identified. Hence
as the West Virginian IL not fighting
The battles of all the Powclls. and as
no particular Powell! has ben desil,
mated. II will pay no attention TO wha,
may have been Il vicious attack or
some Falrmonter until further ad
vised.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

LEASED wire telegraphic service by
pbnshefs, Press Association. Special
correspo ndents lat Charleston, Park.
srsbnrg and other cities in the State,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

Well Iifi 4 the Fairmont West vir-
sginian is not for$Irn Robinson, then of
course; the State y Journal is not.-Park-
ersbprg State Journal.
The West virginian has not said
TN IS not forsIra Robinson. Mr.. Rob.
inson's nomination would please us
nightly but we are going to be
pleased with any nomination the
Second district Republicans make, for
salls the candidates are tiptop gentle
men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19
THREE COUNCILMEN
"BUCKED' CAUCUS

Continued from First Pase.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

Tile rkersburg State Journal re-
maflss that some sof the papers are
tan king about Democracy's plight
and very pertinently asks. where
y is there any Democracy TO have any
plight?s Echo answers Where. oh,
where
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

Who killed Cock Robin is no longer
of any Interest In this community.
The d orbing question here Is, who
gave away,;S the caucus secret after
plomising Sto Keep 1T?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

Coming from the source 1t does.
from the pen Of TIE gifted and talent
ed Hu Maxwell, scholar and poet,
and editor Of the Morsantown Daily
Chronicle, the following compliment.
tary mention Is duly and truly apprc.
ciated:
The l'airmont West Virginian was
one year old yesterday, and In that
space Of time II has clearly establish
ed its position as one of the leading
papers of the State. Its managing
editor, l.. c. Powell, has long been n
veteran in West Virginia newspaper
work. and is widely and favombly
known as one Of the leaders. His
work Is always in the front rank and
first class. The West Virginian has
another man with whom the public
will have dealings from this time on.
He is the city editor, Myron c.
Tough. While Mr.. Powell was In
Charleston last winter attending to
his legislative duties, and also at 9th.
or times, Mr.. Tough has been both
city editor aud editor. aud his work
has shown him to be Il newspaper
man right up with the best in the
State. The West Virginian Is strong
in every way. n good paper. and It Is
to be congratulated upon what II has
done for itself and the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-19

Why not lie: the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you? Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
IN NEW YORK. 81
Traffic G Conditions ii City and
on Railroads Much Irnpro

4 IA (ByS Asso clntcd Prcss.) 5a5 1
81 ISWs YORK, 81 Fob. It'll y miles OF
residence streets in tho upper I! par q
,Nanhat tan Island and in Brooklyn piled
high with snow banks, the dlscom fort.
Which the people Of New York have 8 {.
3perenced from bad weather recently,
was Increased to day when q sno W-stor m.
which began last evening, was changed
into a heavy fall of rain and sleet.
tile rlsc In temperature that ac-
5compancd the cessation Of tho storm,
traffic conditions in the city and on l The
railroads centcring here improved ~ dur
ing tho afternoon, At the Grand Central
station trains were three or four hours
late during the morning. but In the even
Ing the expresses from the North and
West. were not far behind schedule time,
Tho storm had little effect on ferry
traffic, An enormous mass OF field Ice
passed. out through the nnrrows this at
.ternoon rendering navigation In the lower
bay difficult and dangerous.
The, shifting wind and rain enabled
many vessels imprisoned in the Ice off
White Stone Landing and Throgg's Neck.
to work their way out. All the larger
ones escaped and this evening only about
twenty-five coal bnrges and six or seven
tugs remained fast In the pack
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
V'IRG.I.lN..I||..1
B, r s s:
D 3fsnec,al 10 4 Tho TImes-Dlspatch.>

q Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
y GRAVEL HILL. VA Fep. s6.-Preside
"a. wv Boatwright Il OF Richmond College,
returned Is Richmond to-day aft err and
Ing Sunday with his ather% and mother,
REV. and Mrs. r 3 2. I3oatwrig at coo
s1 s LI.:YiNCHBuRG 81 lille iempl Dyed Mt
AZ splitting machine in the shoe factory
Of George ID, $WittS& Company this morn;
Ing Luther Childress, q flfteen.year ,e,.a
he could Withdraw It bad 1t badly sliced
and rangled.y He was taken to tho Home
and Ratreat, where Drs. Dillard rs and
,Thomason & mputated all but the last Joint
Of the Arst singer and thumb.
S3 WARE ENTO M " "A boiler !. eXp loded
in3the basement OF one Of the buildings at
Bethel MILITARY Academy sterday. tear
ing a largo rent Inv the wells and other
WISE damaging the structure. None OF
the students were in dan ger despite the
fact that the explosion was Of great vlo-
5iiI171WiSiNCHEETER VA dispatch this
afternoon from Harrisburg. Pa states
that De @ Lawrence E., Cook, OF Alle-
gheny, introduced a billsin. the I'cnnsylya-
MIA Legislature providing for the erection
OF a $50, oGo monument IN the iPennsyly ia11
chester The bill, 1t sis stated will pass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Worn \ . ] 4 O ] u !.
RUM Down..
will gladly give you a full dol
lars worth Of my remedy u
Nothing 70 dep osit Nothfrs ~ promise.
Tho dollnr bottle ID free. Your Druggist.
on ny order WI hand you Il u III dollar's
worth and send me the III S5 ~ N ~,
sl.l5.fto. test

why do work and worry and excess ana
strain and r.indulgence break down con.
out and run down and restless and sieepess
Wssses " lsy tender nsrs.. d
Not. tho sferves YOU ordinarily think about.
not tho nerves that govern. your IN movements
ana = i \. yo,,ir 1thonshts +, I. !. /. &.
unknown. night and day keep fyoiir h cart IN
troll tho digestive ppa tus--reSti-
fla y, your operate your kidneys
and work break down 55ag
ut does no good q, tteat tho ailins organ 4, y
d,oesS
are not atoi blame I,lt go back, to the nerves
8!tateontrol them There you find the scat
% 1t does no good TO takc stltnulants and mar
scotics for theirs OF best, ID but d. temporary
erect ,whicli merely postpones8 the f,nal day
( OF reckoning RI s. ~ Sj5 sst v. 9ass
There Is nothing new about gthls-nothing
any physician would dispute. But It retnainod
for Dr. shoop 70 apply this Knowledge 70 put
atho IN result 81 aNaunrtor esntury. Of sndeavor
along this very line. - does not dose the
e deaden ne pa,lbnt I. d9ss 60 a.
and and AXES II We'll. THAT rh ID the end 81 all
vital troubles That Is the serd sof sleepless
the N end Of brain Il flag "a AMI nj
Il you are worn out, run down and have !.
never tried my remedy merely write and ask
Il will send you an order on your druggi ~
which he will accept MS gladly az ne Ewon, q
4 accept a dollar ic will hand YOU from his
shelves a standard sized bolt 10 Of 4. ny pre-
%scription. and no will send the bill 70 me.
This ofrer is made only to stra ngers 70 my
3ntoraiive do not need this evidence There are
no conditionsno Requirements = o 2 !,
III nv sliriitless belief. All that ask you TO
do IL TO }write--write today Ss$;l.
$sf For a free order for Book i on Dyspepsia
full dollar bottle you Book on the Heart e..
must 5 address iai Dr.. Book 3 on the sKidneys.
shoop. I7 BOX M q. 2ss Book 4 for Women. X.
aRnclre s4 Wis 3$3 State Book s for 81 en-.
which book you want Book 8 on Rhe umailam.
2ror M at forty thousand drug stores. @9s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Northern Neck Isolated.

II E3 I Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch |,
WARSAW, As Feb. Ga h eavy hai IL
storm, accompanied by rain Is what visit
ed This section los t \ h + In the weather
line, making travelling difficult and dam
ggerous. sno wand Ice are now disappear
Ing. No steamers have arrived on cit her
hammock Rivers wi h mo promise OF any
for several d lays. long I hese rivers are
large 4 quantities "a OF 81 ysters and other
freight and shippers aresyery much exerri
:cised, not being abb e.to get heir goods
to the market, while the high prices are
prevailing. ss: fS5
6 In B some localities Il the m erchants are
short Of groceries and will !. ]. be
forced to drive mt least a Shundre ed miles
to- Fred erick sburg to get fresh 81 pply
or 70 " fttcut. s3a iiEii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SAtSScottssIville.

ttg@9si Special to The Times. D spatch.) 8s3
81 SCOTTS vi LIE, " a., Feb. a--Th reei
inches 81 sleet fell { here Sunday night
and the airYis irtensely u cold. The slovable
little snow bird and the obnoxious brown
owl alike come about the door for pro-
visions. whlleEtheir village eighbor, the!
English spa rrow. help lmself to meal
and chicken feed on the side walks OF ne
3tOWn. 4sg TX
81 The skating is broken up on the river
but the small boy, rs usual. is making the
most OF every hing going. and y half q
score o Eli hen, on shingles and barrel
slaves have had q glorious time, coasting
on the steep hillside above scostsyille this
morning. NJ ~ VI \ al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
ss.53 ATLANTA IMPROVIN G. IN.
Situation Undergoes a Decided
Change for the Better.
(By oclated Press.

ATLANTA, IA. Feb. while still ist ~
fering to some extent from the worst
sleet5 storm in the history OF the city. the the
has Undergone q de ded change ian g
for the better during tile last twelve tslN
hours. III i5 Ks,
81 telegraph, lnelnen are eginning to re-
establish communi cations with tho out
side world ian d trains q are re ach1ns the inc
city nearer scheduled time. ts5 III
The street car service was resumed at
4 O. o'clock this afternoon. Ice has melted
considerable On account OF the ext ensive
damage It will be several days, he Weyer,
before normal conditions exist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
STORM IN CHARLOTTE.

& ~ Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
5% CHARLOTTE, M Co. Feb. 6.---F'or t hree
days Charlotte has been In the grip OF the
ice king, and the city has experienced the
max was reached yesterday, when. with
several inches snow on the ground, 81 a
heavy fall OF sleeta set in, continuing for
eighteen hours, and everything was COW
cred with Goa ting OF Ice. Il q.
Wires are down. all trains Oft scledule.t
and yes erday street car service was cut
Off. To-day all public and private schools
were forced 4 to suspend because Of the
blizzard. 81 e S N 8.
The weather is warmer tonight, and
snow and ice are slowly disappearing. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
II Five Inches, y Of Slee.t.1@

FREDERicKs URG ,EI,i5 ~ Al, Feb. H. r.
Snow ana hall CONNER ced g falling here
yesterday a. tern Don and cont nued Auntil
near day break this morning, 4 reac ching @
depth OF about five inches and making
the eleventh snow Of the winter. Streams
OF Sall sorts IN this section are blocked
with " Ice and in many Instances It q IS
difficult forSS teams to get across. y; Z,
probably be several weeks yet be fore the
.Baltimors steamers can reach here, as the
Ice In the Rappahannock lsasvery a nick
Lighthouses in this section have been III led
with s fine Ice, measuring lin some vim NJ 2
stances from ten to twelve Inches N
;thickne less. IA .l$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

William Alexander Whitehead.

(spccta1 10 Tho Tlmes-D lspatch
n rs VILMiNGTON. N ..S{ Fe b ua ~ 6,----.
Mr. william Alexander w httehead,I
prominent citizen Of sii yilming on. died
yesterday OF pneumonia after on illness SO
az a week. s He was his y-eightl,3
year. Mr. whitehead was q. native Of
KEY West, Fla. but spent most Of his
life In North Carolina. For several years
Id engaged in the wholesale grocery bust-55
moss "a & Fayetteville. Since 1871 4 he has
rasided + here. rs and at the time #of his
Ideath a was senior member OF q q large.
brokerage i firm bearing his name The e ?,
funeral viii be conducted here to- MORO 2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Birds SSuff er in New Kent,


~ (specIal to Tho @Times- Dlspatch.Jl8
RoxB Feb GT y q, y d1 10
sleet Of Sunday rnva,
a ali Kinds ID in Impossible Forests and flelda
are nothing bnt q sheet Of ife The ter pr
rlbe cold the worst K sd ~
suffe si especially among cattle and /,
game, Which kept up well through . the g
snow have fallen victims To- the a MWhu y
I srnre5 The birds have become so weak
that tits Impossible for them 70 get out
Of tho wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
DR. S' J !. } 3
Restorative

Rress. and which has the hearty endorse
mont OF the Comm Missioner Of Immigral e
ZION ana has received a. unani mous I re- re-
port from the Senate Commit tee on I'M
migration becomes a. 1aw. as y believe l 6, ~
viii. We can establish our al rent IN ELS
Island, and he will be en- titled Z TO see
such of these Immigrants as gSw g may m
want and to put our case before ss9N mem
before they pass out Of the gates and t are
lost in the crowd. o.f5 ss MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Lumber Mills Shut Down.

A n Especial to THE Times- Dispatch,)
hIEHERRIN,} VA, Feb al TRAFFIC OF
every description has been para led dur
Ing the past week and all kind Of stock g, J.
From two to four inches OF snow con-
tinued TO LAY upon the earth and yester-
day this was covered about two inches ache
in sleet. s ND 81. q FL s2 n, 4. I. !.
The saw mills all quit work until the y
Ing done is is keep up a supply Of wood. Y
ifilrmometers regis tered from, three TO
six above, here Saturday nigh The hunt Mt
ers say hat the game is killed Il TO g large
extent by the pro tractedS cold. .s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
In Fluvanna.

Especial to The Times DispaL tch 2 l5 /,
COLUMBIA Feb. Z. 6ihe = .%eatn 1ep
Three + Inches Inches In thickness on he James
and Rlvanna Rivers. Those fond !. Of sK e.,
Ing have had ns 9ppor1rnbt.yi g s e}oy
night has ruined tho ice for ska
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
II Isle 81 Wight.

IA Xxx Especial 4 TO The Timea-D ispatch.)
For the ifirst time in severa years James
River Is frozen a cross from Burwells
Bay to N1lllbnry y Island. q distance 3oft
seven 4 miles. while upon the sand bars
and shoals the Ice rs banked Up IN great
cause to complain OF not having an OPP
9portunity OF filling their lee houses I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
IN BuckinrI CHAM.
4 Especial to The Times Dispatch3

N4I@( Especial to The TlmeBTDIspttCI o.
or Avl1L HILL BuCKlNS4id Il y, s SU;.
day ~ andSunt,laa late hour last mig hit. q t
is thought the birds and rab bits, as well
as other wild animals would su.ier very
cnrresnondert saw a flock Of cartridges
on his farm Z day that seemed Y to Il DC
all right !, Z, 7, III, !, -
1ead nnt the BIRDS 1.-THE Gravel IIill farm
saslEmlcl as they cnn. w 55g3 ~. BY 4ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
IColdl# SUSSEX

! fspecial TO The Times Dispatch. y {,
TRUTH, 4. Feb. 6,ThIs Is the cold:
est weather expert here for, y, y ny
years. and stock Of all kinHs are sutlerr
s tf3G tines times here in as many days,
&3I Ice on ponds Is now about slx lnch aIs
thick and as clear as cTysta We and ~
having Sice-h houses can put " 10 u 9 sup-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Fl FULL OF ICE.
The Oyster Industry Paralyzed,
4. Ships Seek Safety.

l3IS Il Especial to The Times DIspat CHI {.
N ORfO Lis. Y AZ, Feb, 9.-o Owing 70 the
heavy Ice III tho Chesapeake ia Y, inc
daily schedules Of the Bal tlm0re steam IN
Packet Company and the Ghesnpss{ake
Line, operating steamers between, nor
folk and Baltimore, have been dls Soon
4tinlled, and the probabilities are that the
4 Norfolk and Washington Line will do
likewise MS soon as the Ice III the toto-
mac begins to move. 4, "
= q For the first time IN years, Nortoik ma
Dor was we'll filed with floating ice 70
day and navigation was confined en-,
#tireiy to the larger shipping and the steol
s fhrryhonts, Tho rain and warmer
weather early this morning tellded 70
soften the leo In the tributaries to tho
8Ellzubeth River, and tho foes that came
out with the tide filled the harpor 20 me
The oyster Industry Is paralyzed, ana
9oystermen} fear that the movement or ne
Ice IN The rivers and bay Will cause MIL
lions of dollars damage to WharNes ana
piers, as we'll as to small boats ats 5nsea ~
II The e'r movement of Ice down1the James
River reached such proportlons TINS 4, ~ ~
sternoon that large fleet Of DIG sutlills
ycs sells signalled for tugs and were toWea
+ into the inner harhor for safetY rs
Az A GUARANTEED Q RE FOR PILES.
itching, Blind, Bleeding or l'rotrudtns
piles Your tlruggst Will refund money
IN PAZ(0 sOiNTN5TSNI' fails to cure you N.
8 to IA days E0c.--adv.
|, Half Shell Cigars, a Kentleman'S srno ke,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
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willow tree which for some .seyent y-t \,
banks 81 solomon's Creek. near "a HEY.
was cut down Sat urday to & be IN e de into
artificial "a legs. Tho boroug y Of i AshieyS
legs & toi1use A tho tree, the wood NJ bell 81
jpecullarly adapted to the purpose yt