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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

niait, soldiers cloak, the rer1as:,s ~ ser sr
5cis were hortie To tlio t'liouslofi Cloistcf II,
where officials and fncttlbeis OF air
sIMke,s s,iite5had assenihled.
sgl ,rhn !, ssn SSH, was thrown TO he giou.illu
isuna atiit,nrd by the force Of tho OK O.
Seio.1. hit hc quickly a rose md ran 70 y. 1
ward tho gate attempting To escape l ! r.
fi,asta and the blood streaming from ON LIE
a faea where lie 4 had been Wo,,nded ~
Il I'd Mn c,,fsl bf&the bomb attracted tile Az
steniIon 81 Il, sergeant Of police. who se ,l
}i,iy, befure lie could draw his revolver Fytll,
@iho man did not deny Ills crime, put ~ =,
H ihc contrary Elorled iii its sue ~ 4,
A Ynressed lis Satisfaction that ne 5lia YUe
l,ee able 10 Kill the Grand DUKE W't'l !,
Finvclving tie lattcr's Inn W. li,h.
si,yowed membership Of tho socia a It III
ynlutionary II III, Z. !,
NJ RiveE his name ana mt the jill jill ms
we're found he forged 4, \.
I'D Grand Duke m Sergius. who gcnerHilHg
y iy.,a recommended by lily wife When o y
{5lrivinE was on this occasion Eolng " ,,
I ,,rynte Russian bath IN his On !, oitlc',i'
8sinsIdnncc Iii rVcrskaia street, n i,leF, XVI VI
;thicie sin5which he rode WA Drill
NV closed carriage sucll as Wt,ulu
,ai,i,elvpto attract attentions II oiluw-
NJ 4, tact ives IN Ia, couple Of CABS rms
I! ,nly nr.ual witnesses of the ASA ss ~ /.
,in,, were b, couple OF policemen on pea Z
4 . ] Il
sinEthet vicinity. 4 n IS. \, y,
4 few people who had been attracted
3bvsthc sound OF the explosion made tlleir
Z ,vpy inside the Kremlin before the, police
we're abio to close the gates, p Y t 'i
wcl'e speedily rejccte * u, 4, Y.
While enormous crowds were el ). sn a..,,,,,
\ i,,,, outside the gate Tie body OF Grand
nike sergius was taken by way Of y
5nrir,,te corridor from the palace. TO nc NC
4 1lhn,,doff monastery Prayers for me ne
murdered Grand Duke we're held la v. u
the evening, the Grand Duchess i ;,l..1
beth. civil and military officials being
present. e,,,,, 1.,,,
lis inferred III the Cathedral o. i, sh we = y
4 ,.es.. AZ 81. Peter and ST. Paul.
-rhs extrs, newspapers last night an q
,,n,,nced tho, death Of Grand Duke Ser
siusS bya the explosion Of q bomb, DYE "
aN,rl no "details. Nv u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
LEGISLATURE MAKES ]!
MOVE AGAINST WHITE

Z 7IW(By AssocInted #FrGSs.5 n, \.
ClIARLISTO ,S w. YA.,,s3 Feb, las s
y climax to IA series Of charges and cou IN
ier-charges, the State Senate today
adopted aSrcsoutlon. prolvldng Is for the IN
vestigation Of charges made against Coy
Sornor White by Senator Caldwell on the the
floor Of the Senate, Caldwell charged
that the Govcrndri had Z divided With tho
Secretary of State Itheffee Of the latter
Office In consideration OF the appoint
ment. 9Ss AZ I'LL
4 iovernor-elect Dawson is the present
incumbent. The resolution also provides
for the Investigation OF charges made by
Governor White that members OF the
Legislature had accepted brides to oppose
or advocate pending legislation n VI a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
BRO KERS ORGANIZE.
Important Meeting Held Last
Might-Firrns Get Together.

Al a meeting held last night at the
Office Of aIr. W. w. LcfcW, the tmerchnn-
disc brokers Of ethe city organized. under.
the name OF "rhc Wholesale Brokers AS
sociation Of Richmond, Nirsnia,'8
Mr.. Thomas Poindcxter was elected
president; Mr.. ", O. Isetebre W,is elected
yice-president and Mr., n, capers, il,
The Executive Committee Is composed
OF Alessrs Robert NJ. Smith, g. " Smith
and John Adams and the Arbitration
Committee or MrssrE. Robert 8, Christian,
W.sW, I.einw and n Y. Craig,
The following brokers constitute the or
paniza.ton. Mcssrs@ a. G, Young Co. Lefe-
bre Co, Hampton Herring, MIG. Bragg,
"a. u, Smith and 80. q. 8, Gates, Robert
S. Christian, II. NJ Smith and Co, y. $
w. ". l.efcw, Geo. q. Gay,sJ. II. Copen
and CO. John Adams and a. s. NVnldrop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18


lEiai Palace 81 the 1lrctnlin, ~ the
| ii,rst tine lie srolteI for publ tntioh, and
III IL Sliapneiied, / was tho last. III " 81
8& ito ms II man or ihiidsotitei res ulat
Features ofkniedi,in he ght, and strongly
l5built. mid gave HE tho impression OF ia:
Oman ovcrfon1 Of tlial ndu1gcnccs belong
| Ing to Ills rank, and who woild her
tleputat We i,ea "a 81
|5ures to fiis stfbordiltates tlldn I'm erthkc
1.-The CRUEL task himself 4 n NJ az, -
Ills tppoIntrien Il as governor gen ernl
of Moscow III 1901 was 81 gnallzed w, tie
ienforceinent Of the 1gnnticff laws d gninsIti
$}he 1eWs VI Noscots q II his net D fs nppres--
ADJ, was executed in u trtlly baiparo ii
Shirt 35by8 Generals YostandnQ and @Y Cd
koffslty,Y But tie odiuin or persecution
attached To sergils. Possibly Ills sdssn s.
slnatont may boz raced to some ofi
Victims of his lif,ital sion y
years ago }3i 81 IN VI
|@sThoSwifo or the Grand Duke Sergi y,
Wis Il III sister I'll tho 1:tii is very
popular ,lns Moseo@.ss NYieiiS was In u
MoscoyySS d was believed hat the pubic
love for5t Grand Duchess would shield fA!
tho husband GEaifst any 81 Violence.
,rhcE Grhtfd to GAIN
sthc GOOD VIII soft the work. rs - lasses soy
cncourng ing movements for Their so e.l
lbettermont.&I murder will hot 90 GOOD
ia 1nilyf itso. Nj tSwill only tend to pro-
lucc further lcprcsson.fs r form .3 can ca
como onlS through lie education of t,o
people. Assassinatio re tnrds Snll &C az
vance towards liberty and cnligl1tIe.n1 ~
ment.5 1he murdero tho Car Alex4n II
deprived tho Russian people Of tho fruits
5oftho reforms which AlcSanter was Con
sldoring Oh the day OF his nssussinat w. !,
rho killing OF General 1sobrko e IL FIN
land pos tponed the 9 tho
disastrous decree Of 1890 suspoIntd a the
Finnish Constitution This opinion WIS
expressed to mo wien was IN Ii e
3fors recently. TheSmothods Of barbnrls1t m
ore misnpplied In tho cause Of FRS donl,
ana are not those best alculated 1 70 \
promote any movement seeking the RUE u
Eof Justice aid right and reason. n NJ },I 4
rho salvation Of the J, russian y, e,np 3,
5czn,.s rld users would Or could urge him
$to extend 5tlleaold constitution to Fiji IN
land with its four chambers. MOBILES !, g
clergy aud burghers IN ~ legislative
diet 81 tho zemslsy soho to whole ole.
8 Of RusSia. 5I3 i45s n sSs III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
8Death$of Alfred Friend.

T777l7EH 1Specinl&to Tho Times -Dlspatch) 3Fi5-..
PETERSBURG, " As Feb j. - Mr. a i
fred Friend H died at fou ro' clock R his
morning at his home on FRANKLIN Street,
some times Mi. Friend was bio to; be
out on Monday last. and was busy up sto
that day, button Monday evening l,o was
stricken FwithSa sudden and severe at
tack Of llenrt disease, from Which y he
never rallied .5S5 Ri 3Sy XII HI siSss
of age, and was one of te best known
and most highly respected lei tizcn Of Pc
stersburg. His death is Sincere " regretted.
He married Miss Idtl enable. who SUR
wives him with three da1gl1te rs and two we
sons !. # II III agtf All }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
CAUSES SENSATION
IN ST. PETERSBURG
scrgius Had Been Condemned 70
Death BY Tcrrorists--Was
Very Unpopular,
lByg Associatcd Prcss.l !.

ST. PET ERsRURci Feb. l7t4;So +, Mr.
The news OF the tragedy In which Grand
Duke Sergius was blown mp created u
Tremendous sensation at ST. Petersburg,
where the announcement ny telephone
from Moscow arrived during the after
noon Owing 10 the intense excitement
prevailing at MOSCOW few particulars
are nsccriainabie. Tho tragedy IN reality
was no great surprise, as il WAS known
4tllat the tefrussisthad already condemned
llie tirand Duke 10 death, aud ever since
5the aifairof January 222d the inauguration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
''V','IRGI II
4. BR Ell s.

III Il, Especial to Tho TlmesrD ispptch,) INA }t
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FEB, Coroner
syandcrslice Of Elizabeth City county, has de-
cIded that an Inquest is unnecessary In thsi
case Of Jacob q, Williams. tho aged veteran,
who was found dead in an clubhouse IN
sPhoybus yesterday, The man was frozen to
death He Was tseyenty-six years old, and had
been at The home several years. Y q ss 4
SUFFOLK, YA,--lAn east-bound Norfolk and
Western freight train was wrecked near zunt
dera.ied ana partially dem9 lished; No ope va.
seriously hurt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
.B|U|.FF|'ALOB|LL DIVORCE
CASENOW |NPROGREsS

(By, Associated Press.) III
CNYENNEi,s5l IVA t}AllNG, Feb. II ---Tcs-
tlmony In \ behalf OF the plaintiff III tho
trial Of " divorce case Of William Cody
i Buffalo Bill Swas continued today. Sew
erals WI theses were on tho stand and
testified that the belief that the colonel
was unfaitlfut 10 her, caused Mrs. Cody
TO denounce him to &t he ineighbors and
otherwise hulniliatc him before friends
and guest II ;j 81 S3 III III 4 as F8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
.NEGRO.WH0. ASSAULTED.
WOMAN NLLED|bYM0R

"A. 344535T (Ey Associated I'Iess,l
\ ArIrHylLLIS, u, z, Fab. IA negro
charged with crlmlnally assnultlcg NJ
Powell Tiffany, has been captured and
shot to pieces by II mob, He was dell-3
tiled as the man wanted / and made ' as
sfull confession, Fl All d u .fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
q ,cHAMRERLAIN's couaHs REMEDY
d THE De ST ON THE MARKET,

! For more titan thirty Years Chamber-
Ilain's Cough Remedy has constantly
gained in favor and popularity until {ltt!sl
now ono Of the most staple medicines
IN use and has IN enormous sal 9. IT u
Intended especially for acute throat and
lung diseases, such US coughs, colds
and Group, and can always he depended
upon, III is pleasatt and safe to ia Re.
aud Is undoub tedly the best in the market
for the purposes for which IT is int
For sale by g \ sdrn ggls 9, s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
IlE 8l35I -3,54i "a " r.
POTENTATE PHILLIPS 4.
is HIGHLY H0NORED

potentate q. iii. Phil ps, OF Aceas Tenn,
nle, Mvstlc shrine. was the recipient last \
XIII atthe meeting Of the sarlne. q ~
very Very handsome Shrine jewel, lofsna!e
PhiIlins has held thus office N the Temple re
for two terms md during that tlme ING
order has grown wonderfgNliS,5 Nh. u.
Z. owaInur Montague. WHO " rs y q member
Of Of, AGRA Temple. His pEesen ptoR ,speesh
was characteristic, as was, also, ne ,fs-si
I'M by Potental 81 Phi lips, 'ghefJeWet y
mi ~, a Valuable lntrDsically. AZ rs q pend
AIT With diamonds and gold emb s,' 5s -
the oydcra III 4. 81 800. II.
ts,fr,a were sem sizzling, oyer the sands
ana s,l3 fine 9tinie VAS had, Thesll1enlbb .,
present: represented eyeyy sectiqll g ! w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
PRISONERS MAY
HAVE sMALLPAX.
(ContInued IRON First Page.) t

Continued from First Page')
#oners would be moved Into the new cell
building away from cont gton. IN
BBBnr, Garnet Nelson, ONO of the I pllysl I
clans to the penitentlary was called w
and questioned, Dir. Nelson stated that
he had examined the four prisoners from
8I.ynchhurg on theiplarrlYal md had found
them in good health. He did not antlcl-
pate an epidemic: ,,,5i,
~ About midnight Dr. Nelson ca led u y
the jail a Lynchburg over the long DIS
TANGO phone, and was informed al 3that
there wera no cases OF SMALLPOX IN the
city JAIL On being further pressed, I no
$l.ynchburg jail authorities stated nat n!
There was one case Of smallpox IN the l'e
Epest-hOuse.' n 5
This story bears out the informal lon. as ;
STATED In the telegram, Inc nesrn was
taken 10 the hospital from the jail ana
from the hospital 10 the pest louise,
where he is now thought to 20 &dylng
from yrylent sInallpox, S9J "a
rs The Richmond Health Hoard, when
questioned last night, said that III was
Very strange that the Lynchburg Board
Of Health had mot notified Richmond le-
Fgarding. tho smallpox tca sc "a !. FL
The fact remains that four prisoners
gin the penitentiaEy gre liable to break out
within y, few days with cases OF sssla poX,
Itch cured in 80 nlinnes by NYoolfora'a
owens A. Minor Drug Co, RIG llNpna,
n 4..tl "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
SENTENCED TO SERVE
rs YEARS in PRISON

tBy Associated Press.l !,
& NEW. IORlN, feD. II i--Christophcr
.Smytll alias ''androck, J" the young man
who committed a series OF daring roo-
berries by holding UP wealthy residents
in this city In their homes and at the
point OF II revolver compelling them to
pay. him money. was sentenced to twenty
five years the State prison to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
NORTH. MOI CAROLYN. TO
PLAY GEORGETOWN

sIt was stated last nigh by. Mr.. ~, III \
Bradley, OF the Broad Stree Park . l'a =
the deo1r.getown and N orth cufollna foot 100 s
bal teams would play their annual foot
ball game here on November g., am ih,s
win make the third big game 70 10 may ~ Y,
I'd here this fall. They are, besides g the
these set gns th 1ns Tgk
Mi,itary,7 institute OF, Thanksgiving pay.
ygn'a poly oeso5sp s5 BasttHts
and Nor ~ ,oy nking for tic game be
Il Ween Virginia Carlisle, ~ Z,
SInSndtIition toitlle big foot PAL q liles
X !. 4 : arranged, for there viii bessome
81 sea base. ball games al probhiltltsy.
N5rh sien i f th hee Twin WI
CIV managers for a. game on MAY WI,
,a n9W seYa afo Team and
fhe strong Burton Heights team, OF ING
local s league for April slst -, f,r
Other plg H., gd' r,,ps and visitors to be
sp played during the season Z, 3ss !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
FIRST BREAKFR0M|
RANKS OF ADDLGKs.

(,y Associated press)
DOVER, DEL, !, Cd. II When the Cen
oral Assembly met in Joint session for
the senatorial ballot to-day. six Of the
Union Republicans broke away from J.
Edward 5Addlcks. This is the first break
from Addicks since he became $candf-
date for United States senator in 1893.
3rhe boilers scattered their votes. l3i.s55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
MATTER Is REFERRED,
Excise Ordinance Goes to Sub
committee and City Attorney. 4

The ordinance offered IN ills Common
Council by air. Mills os Jnlfcrson Ward,
70 create ~, exotic bOisd for the clty,
MAS last night ielerred 10 a sub-cpm-
inltiSe ana The cts attorney by the Com
Mite on Ordinances The ordinance
needs Nome amending IN tbs May ofspcr-
fHctinH ~ riOYIsioiis. II VIII ere
ported Tor ilnai action NJ tie next meet
Ing Of tha Committees
alssat& ;ifnll. Beck and lmlaul COM
p2ea Ese e4btepnnlilee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Bill WIFI NOT. PASS S..

a$7t (Fron, Our regular Correspondent 5aS
WA Feb. p espis ~ 4 ~ ee4
nial, the statement IS repeatcd tila t l'
omnibus public buildings Bill viii not pass
at this session, and il was sa I'D to-day
that Chairman Gillet, Of the committee r y is
had sought to get n rule from the 2Soln-i
mittec On Rules for the }pur pose .ot ne! en-
abltng him to have the bill calico f,tl lp
nnd considered out OF Its re gula 81 ord t.
FIG failed however, SO the report goes, ~
doing so. 45s} q ga d, y, I,
The bill snow on the calendar i ana WI! y
have to await its$rcgulara RIDER be ore ~
can be taken up and sdered = az 4,
iournnent only two weeks distant. IT q 3
feared by the friends Of the 81 ma I'M Nm
less It be given the right of way py ~
speciaI rule, It VIII never be reached IN
timc8to be acted upon. Z here rs no 5tloupt
tho bill C could be- passed 6 II were put
before the House, as IT. is on OF he po p
{,:lar "a ppropriation bills, and could rail- Y
70 its support votes from both sides g q &
the chamber. ] t is suspected here tina {
sneaker Cannon Is secretly opposed N TING ING
measure, and Is exercising Ills I'M lle 9l
Swith#tlss Committee on Rules 70 prevent
Its being taken up and cons dered. Il, = is
also said thutsthe House leaders fea ina Z
the bill Will be enormously IN creased oyS
tho Senate, should 1T pass tho fioll ana ~
willsadd to the financial difficulties OF inc
administration by creating another heavy
appropriation bill outside Of tho res 4
bill. Il IN 5$ IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
HOUSE PREVAILS IN
CONTEST With Senate N! ! !. /.
Martin Calls Attention to De
layed Action Oh Employ
Liability B i'll. AS.
RYlA.,3ssocla ed Pric,ss.l

8syELASHINCiTON Feb. II. rhei Senate to-
day passed the BILL $npproprintlng 20. 10000
sfor@the District Of Columbia, and the
I diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill, carrying 81, 1856 0.s3 IS III f
n "a special feature Of the 2da vi was the
sacceptance Of the statue OF Frances To-.
Willard, the distinguished temperance
advocate, which has been placed In Status
stlry Hall in 4 he national apitol by the
state Or Illinois. S5st 5s15 1; Ss5s
RS One witness, Judge Simeon Beden, wns
heard during I he day in the sWaynes inn
5peachment trial, flying for tho prose
cution, and an our Wns IS pen u y sc crct
session II, an 3inef fectunl fort q deter
sInlne the admlss bility us testimony Of
Judge SWaynefs tate1nent before q com 4
mittec or the House. rs ts3
Isl The Senate Stcrminhtcd 4 It's controversy
with the House over the amendment
constituting the provision OF the Dinglcys
law In relation to the drawback On I'M
ported wheat, by recedlng from the
amendment Inserted injs tho agricultural
appropriation bill, as s passed The Sen
ate. VI }SSs3Syg F As 35s
IA Mi. Martin called attention to- the fact
that tho employers liability bill has been
Mn the hands ofsthe Committee on Inter-
state Commerce for twelve months, and
said that while he did not mean to SIX
the committees discharge "A from further
consideration Of the BILL. he did desire q q
call attention to the fact and to ask
9the committee to take up the IN Measure
and 3lnakcn report on It. V
IL The Senate adjourned unit a. o--morro W.
The II louise.
N (By8 Associate Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb u Il 4 y orders$to
facilitate action att this session on tho
statehood bill, the House i o-day passed
4 resolution, 16l to q, sending that mes
80 sc, as amended by the Senate, directly
Into conference, h vi thout an opportunity.
being afforded TO debitc 1T. With the
exception OF MI. Nc ltar, OF Calls
fornia, who voted with the De 70 crat Cd
party lines wereGstrictly drawn az; s5i
AT a o'clock the I'LL was laid aside and
tho &exerclses began 81 for resolu tion md nm
acceptance from tho State OF illinois 2 +
tho statue OF Frances y, WI llard IN
Stntunry Hall 8l 81 4. .5; s. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
TAKE IN HE WORKS.
American Locomotive Plant May
Come Into the City.

At meeting of the Ordinance Conf
mIttec last night. tho question Of annex
alton was up. and Colonel Cutshnw re-
ported some slight changes in the lines
as heretofore agreed upon by the commit
tee. . ssSS rs Il i . j5a
Tho most important cllango was hat
which proposes 10 tako5ing the Locomotive
Works, which is now in the county, ana
plan. 1t was notfor tho purpose Of gain
ing taxes. but TO meet other questions O
Importance involved in tho scheme OF tll-
SiieSntiDn that the changes are proposed
by the city engineer I'D
l5 J'Rc entire matter went over until q
meeting 10 be held at some future date.
when tho city attorney will be invited
40 bGfprescnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

Itch cured in 80 ninues l1Y Wool ford =
Sanitary Tlotion,.e Never fla u.s. q Sole BY
Owens y Minor Drug Co, Richmond,
WA, IN. }5s5i 5s2fi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Electric lighted dining cars are on trains 1 and ( between Birmingham and New Or leans Lebanon and Cincinnat., also cn trains to between Montgomery and Nashville, Service a la carte
 free) operated on trains l and between Cincinnati and New Orleans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati, Lou tsville St. Louis, Evansville. Memphis, Nash VIlle and lew Orleans.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from chieago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orie-fa Also through day coach and sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery. through tourist sleepers to San Francisco.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York 10 New crIeana and St. Louis to Jacksonville; also leaving Montgomery at 3;Sep. n-s Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Wednesday and Saturday va New Orleans and Southern Pacific.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from New Orleans New York and Cincinnati and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making con nection at Nashville with through sleeper to Chicago.
 Train No. carries through Pullman Sleepers --om New Orleans to New York Cincinnati, Chicago and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis without change
 at Cincinnati. Evansville, St Louis and New Orleans for all points North, South. East and West.
 For further information pertaining to rates. routes and schedules consult ticket agents l.. & N R. R. or wSite or cali n " M Wood. T. P. A.. 22 canrnerea St. Phone 1495, Mohteomerys Ala. or & q. Surratt Union Ticket Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
tI dNtf Vy Tdlf utUEIIuS,
 EmpIOyers, Liability Law

In my annual message to the Fifty seventh Congress. at it's second session. recommended the passage of an Elm ployers' Liability Law for the District of Columbia and in our navy yards. renewed that recommendation in my message to the Fifty-eighth Congress, at it's second session, and further sug- sion to make a comprehenstye studv of employers liability, with a view to the enactment of a wise and constitutional law covering the subject, applicable to all industries within the scope of the Federal power. I hope that such a law will be prepared and enacted as speed fly as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
HERE IS ABSOLUTE PROOF

DOCTOR 0. L. GATES, Hancock, Minn, writes "A little girl here had such weak back caused by Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble that she put her dowk on the floor she would scream with pains. II treated her with "5-DR0Ps" and ssn ss nrescr,se s nRnps,s nj so- snC av nspPy ss and use 1t in my practice"
 DR. g. D. BLAND, Brewton, Ga., writes: aI had been . sufferer for . number of years with Lnfnbago and Rheumatism in my arms and legs, and tried all the remedies that could gather from medical works, and also consulted with . number of. the best physicians, but found nothing that gave the relief obtained from "5-DROPs." shall prescribe 1t in my practice for Rheumatism anu kindred diseases 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
sCHEDULn, OF TRAINS. THE WEsTERN BY. OF ALA. AND THE A. & W. P. R. R. (Ths West Point Route. }

from Montgomery carriss through .Puilmsa ins-car service on thin train. Nc. 3s carries through Pullman drawing-soom Gashinxfon Trains 50 and a are local. CoNNECTfoNs FOR coLuMBus. MAJ CON AND SAVANNAH: Trains s9 and ~ C. of Ga for 6oiumbus Train ss from NentKomery, if on ttna. eonnscte for Co- utes late for Columbus. Macon .nd sayan- nah. Through sleeper at opsika fer sHr CoNNEcTfoN FOR MERIDIAN ANE SACKEON: Train 60 from N0htgomery vtS bslma connects at latter point for Asrifaa& @S~ W, 0. HUNTER, c A..
 MenkEeaAasTs AkAs l& D. mxTLURs,. c. F. A..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Central of Georgla Railway.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

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