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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
'IHELEG|sLATURE.'
CO|Nl 1 D. \ |
1 ernocrats i Fl Caucus Elect
n. Ulcers q Both. Both
Houses.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE i. ) !! READY z. 4 {
Of. lA.5sWcbb Elected Preside
senats and Q. H. Guioll 43t.
s.s Speak the House.
GOV ERN.0|R's MESSAGE Il 5 e READY }
y !, 3, d, Z, r,ianln ~,

!. II Especial To The Times. Dispatch3 III. I'll
n 3RALE1G Fl; gN.%# I, Jan. 81 Q. H.S Guion,
OF .Newberns was selected as snea ker:A Of
the House ~ Representatives. BY. the DEM
ocratic caucus tonight his principal Ops
ponetlt. Il ex-Judge a. w. Graham, Of OK
ford 81 having Withdrawn from the race.
Other principal officers selected by the
caucus we're Frank D. Hacke tt. of w likes
county principa clerk s. N. n D:. x (, nsland,
Of Haywood, engrossing clerk !; j. Fl. Kerr.
OF 3 Caswcll, Il u oorkeeper; David Jones, of
Pitt, ~ assistant doorkeepe ~. j.S 58s
4 z NEW SPI5Ak1R SPEAKS. 5S5 fI5 iSs
SiI 6 was after Il o'clock when M Guion
wa 8 escorted lintos the hall and bonded
brieflyst to calls for e speech. N 3gi u
Il N !, the Senate. C.g Al Yebb, II Of Bun 4
CONT, was elected president pro. TEN ; ;t+.
j s5 Maxwell. LenoIr. prlnci pal "a clerk;
Walt er II. ~ Cofloon, VI Of elizabeth City.
reading clerk u. w. Simpson, OF Huther--
ford \. engrossing clerk +: q, B Il P ezra m. of
Raleigh, doork eeper; Capt In r. NJ. Staley,
IF Wilson, assistant doorkeepcr;s Captain
+, Mason, erna zen irman5 Of thu :! g
caucus.
4 mn LAR E Il INTENDING CT Sa8
II Nen rly every m ember OF oth bran hes
~ The SIegislat ure arrived during the day
ana the Seiate @and II ousc wi III be com
vened 81 at i n oon to moro W, VA when there
5wiIlsbe the# formal electionSo OF the GO ucus
mao to-n ight.$
5$s Governor Aycoclt compl eted his mess go
to- night ana 81 will 4 be transmit to
bdth branches OF the % sisla ture stimuli
during the fter 4 soa :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
IBYNUM'SCAP1'UR.E
WELT ]! .! RECEIVED d
Will PLEAD y u DEFENSE y: + {: |'';

V ~ HI Ri n r i5s1 n ~
(spccttll To The Times Dispatc oh,


RALEI & I'll ji,,,lIary g. l'c cap Ct
&ture n Gates county, I'd fo,rioBof s BIZ
sister. or X. y. Eynuiri. the ~ lelg e'l
gpri,,tcr who murdered his aged partner
james II ford gives r, ucii plea 'l. ~
10 all tho .off,cala,g from Governor "a ycto1ce |
down, tic Governor having offered "A $500
reward for Isynuii,'s capture. Tbs crime
and tie Incidents following ,i1, TO the ne
capture for,, quite aensnti series rig q 3
episodes Bynul,l coild tliave y been H.
rested almost on tie instant by ~ police
man, q who saw him, being ynry nonr ~,
8hut who went to- tho police sta Ton ana
1 skcd fora police captain thus g Wing
tito murderer q time to- gel n way s
Bynlm hurried q to- the i ollse a Of II IT'S ~
cousin. q lawyer named tin. who FOR
iseyernl years had been coun ~ attorney attorney,
8nnd hi hurried Gull for Gatlii Wls sent n
~ telephone from thr5 lat tors house t''s
Then Bynum and Gatlifl ri ran l2t;et .' Ell
i from, the ho,lse through the country and
Binto a one road leading sou lienst t lln
turned Snnd vent iiDr.ti 70 I one lending z s
northca 81, Gail lin returnlng 70 the 40 "
east road and thence coming back to RAJ
leigh while sthcBmurdercr, who 5htlLd been .1a
furnished wi til funds, walked fort gnliica
TO Tarboro, where he lllind q W ggy af1d
dove To- Scotland Week. thirty;i.v niles s
further. there hiding In the woods \ for.
twelve hours to- further vert 81 spiel ~.
anndEthen5 taking a train to Gates county.
where lie was captured ~ tho she l rin3
\ at the home Of a sister, III 55iSfRS 88
8N'hengcaptured$i lie had plenty p Z money
md n three suits Of srsW clot hin i he
officiaIsEthink$it was his purpose TO quick
%ly leave Gates count vi and to- 90 to Nor
folk, which Is tus otnble place 3 s refuge
4 forS North Carolina criminal s. p ynuHl9
$wIll8be tried for murder In he tirst de-
gree, and there are tntImations that his
defense will be self defcnse. q:
Y s re has S been drinking heayll " W for
months. and his wi 70 had been inf raid ~
him. Three months ago he L fought
pistol which he did not IKE ~ no q tlis3
slio1ae lintll the morning when he walked
to the printing estlblLs hmen r and shot
down Ills partner The sheriff says he
does not anti pate any trouble 8iW'h en-
n Byiium Isl bro Ugh 7 back here. ] Ct "a here
u any trouble he can be put in he petii:l
3tentiary for sal eeping, G overnor58tsA "
cock having for tho first time lowed
II his5coursc 10 be taken. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
RAJ PHI ROSE VI. .3553. a
TAKE UP FO0T.BALL

Il Ralph Rose, the young giant OF the Uni
Syersity OF Michigan. who holds tho record for
putting the shot, and who Sesta lshed a new.
worlds record at the pastinle a. g. games At
Madison Square Garden Saturday night, has
returned ia tho college at Ann Arbor i5sS
The great athlete was In tho best Bot moods
Yesterday. and before he started for his train,
granted "a reporter for the World q long In y
slerview bearing UPON his success In athletics,.
Rose explained IN q nutshesl that trailing
! In shot putting was the secret OF his sue
cess In that part ocular branch q snort i,
~ ~ do not mean by this statement" said
Rose, 'ithat Il neglect The training OF one set
Of muscles for another, hut that q have
brought my training down e 4 science. I
learned n The muscles put liz action By shst
putting. These muscles have. given much at
ttentiol Ia result h tt mol tour World 8
records. ~ II . g.ets
Ing along with tho lies The finer no n g.
OF tho profession. This idea ] have TO- lowed
out In putting the shot, and ~ have mastered
the finer points OF the II game New York
World
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Racing at New Orleans
BYsAasociated PressI.


as NEW ORLEANS La Ja IN. I. - he fact
that tho days receipts were to be divided
among Is a number a OF chart ties drew
large crowd to- the track to-day. N Ioplc
and Trossachs were the onl beaten favor or.
8itos. 8 Il. ISL l5ys 81 na
Us to $ second. Flight Is e 4, third q
Time / :A3 3d. 8i3 t9 5l Z, y, 8.
III Second 5race-mile and q quarter---swlf It
Wing q y first. Catalina t(18 to u sees
$ond. Hand Spinner l2 TO l) third TIM TINE g
{ '1yi RAJ tcue-scven flrlongs Sis Lee g
.t,,11j1frst,1 Sponge Cake Is to ~ second,
TERMS Rod Is to third. Time l; I
sReszkes q to 81 first. Ram s III orn " TO ~
second. Kate Powers g TO % third 'sI1ne me
' Fifth furlongs st. 'ran1r,any
ond kits to1 third Tins. Nh f IN
rs 9to )5tirst, Mon bank g ito IA second 'e
Knowledge 70 to third. Tine e ; 4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
III MCCOY OF YER GiE
Or 5PH YSlC AL CT LLAPSE

sssssi Especial 4 to- The Times. Dlspatch.)
Los AN E'LEs. ca In, anunr,'
has been confined his beds fora several days.
and This physlc elan has ordered him 10 80 Into
i ON Il s. " br.ak
DOWN He has declared on his fight with
Irwin, Sullivan. and from the boxer weak
sened appearance ~ Is not TX hat vii
ever fight again. 3}$
sStAiccoy SGT a hot pace from the time heS nr-
rived In Los Angeles, and, g though warned,
kept up hls quest for pleasure. III He spent
money 5lavishly. and IA sitlvely refused q to
5train.5 When he 81 finally decided to 81 begin
training for his bat with sulli he was
to go to bee.
After a Complete rest 1t Is said that Nc Coy
VI III return Ito New ork. where he will be-
come a director OF physical culture. IA @ NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
MILITARY CURT
Killing Il Of Two " olunteers by
Low Bridge Duet to NVhiskey.

tSpecta 1 to Tho Times. ID spatch.) SssSs
u Enquiiy y b CHI eid ili!sa. :.
atheS request 8 Col. u era 8 q, 33ofs he
Third Regiment, North Ca rol lima M tional
Guard 70 Is hs Te 3
Ing Of several enlisted men OF the DUR
ham Company, Of the al bird Regiment.
while oil, The way home from he cnce,mp-
nient last An & ist. 53t he accid ent due So
the DRUNKENNESS of two nor CONN, issioned
officers and two $prI ties. having occurred
near 6 oldsbor G. III
A "a court martial was held I, and tle find;
StngsF ofs It wa $ such Ms 70 I've olonel
making ii very cons!d crab e STIR In military
circles, the Second eglment being on
train following those on which the Third
was being moved The intImatio .'5.l;.,s
specific orders as TO the M venlent OF
troops llomeWard,3 y the posting Of guards
at ne doors OF en- RS. tc.
in Eastern e Il North Carolina the train. on
they GOT liquor The guard had been
removed from the doors Of q the cars. a. nd
seen drinking and maxim gestur to per-
sens alongside o fathc road Suddenly 2
covered brldg &c was reacicd and It this
\ crushed the life out OF two non conf
T Of one. all 81 then, having their backs
torn OF BY the bri dgc.s n n + q, u ew mo
3inlents their, blood was running from tho
car }roof and some &ot II upon tn arms
o & tho Officers and soldiers sea ted next
TO tho windows. but not isuntll Goldsboro
was cached I'D people see the horrible
sight Oh top Of The cars. aas he train
entered the yards. Z he bridge was but q
very ttle4tllstance from the Mace.
5f Colonel Craige was not on that section
4 or the train and disculn1s any responsi-
\ bilitys foi.$thc accident and isayE that he
had given positive orders MS 4 to the re-
z nova of tile troops, guarding the cars,
siding over the court ana there are many
Witnesses, Including Brigader- General
eArmlleld. NV y s&sl if % 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
BYNUI|.M|..WII.TA |. |. he
@..WHEhHEWASiI.C|:'A [ !. ! 4 !.
Confessed to the Murder. But But:
Justified Himself
for It.
I(spcclal e The Times- Dispatcl,,5


SLrF,F OLJIl, VA, January AS Sheriff
RI. O., Riddick was en- route to the county
jail at Gainesville, from sunsbury, i, N CT,
flastSniglit, witt, r. D. Bynum. wnntcd in
Raleigh for the klling Sof D I conSlan rs
H Afford y hts buggy broke down and the e.
officer was forced to return to sunsbury,
where there - mo prison. Bynunl5, n; WIS
guarded all \ Mig hit Il ct he privntc home
OF II. Benton ss $S ny
Bynuin cont essed s to Il the lilling, but
said It was justltnble. a few no urs be-
fore VI the arrest Coy eino ycockII had
offered saCO for Bynum $ apprehens lon.y5is
s&S Tho prisoner arrived n in 4 sunsbury yes
3terday. He slept the night be fore q VI a
farm house fifteen miles beyond Il. When
the officers went to the house Sof Bynun,s
sister lie was upstairs With his mother.
A553$ IA deputy enticed him down, ana 81 he
capture followed. I 55 ,Bynum 5st to-day was
takes the Gatesyill lie jail pending word
from The Raleigh utlloritie ssS5 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
S:iAYS#AE.GAvE..'
N|TCHE|L !
iPuter# Issues Statement Flatly
@Contradicting Indicted United ID
States Senator. "a 4. q
MORE SENSATIONS COMM 3! 4 n
Big Tangle III IDAHO Promises
S1nvolve#Nutnbc Prom "A.
81 ii1ent People. ..S$a
8(BysAssooiated prcss.)

2sBPORTLA y, $O TsEGO IN, January "a.
u. EPutcr, recently convicted in this eli city
with Horace 81. Mckinley Daniel r. Tarp-
ley and Mrs. Emma Watson, Of con.
Isptracy to dcfraud the United sta ties gov
;ernmcnt Of lands. made q statement /, to
the Telegram to-day IN contradict lot, Of
statements issued BY United States Sell 8 :
ator Mitchell indicted on Saturday last ll y;
~ Federal grand Jury on evil enco sim IN
liar to that presented at the criminal ri al
trial Of tho persons recently conv,lcte
said that = gave Senator Mitch
ell 81, 1000 to use his In fluence with B!inger
Herman to expedite those claims N 4 10
said Putcr, "'I3told the truth, and scna-
tor Mitchell knows It. ~ a3 s4st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
--LETTER .To JAs.2T, COSBY. ..l

tt5 Il mon d 3D. Id e3
q y Dear Sir; W. We suspect you IKE the
tale, how u woman beat two hardware
dealers In Clrard, Pa ~
ss We tried our6best to get those inen,t n
soil Depoa ead-and-zinc III that bright
town II and IA led. Reluctantly took Mrs
Il. r. Bowman, druggist 5i s &.
They Said dheyiiE coul dn't sell paint for
sl1loro than SIPS 10 gallon Mrs, Bowman
can. She has sold about all the paint
that has been sold there since. 4. AZ
81 She knew ID eYoe; had sold our artlsts
aterials, IL Had some sense and force,
besides; sheS easily. learned that CHEAP
Is dear In fnaint and told the peoplo. ri q.
Mr.. Burt. Young bought a. allon DeYoo
for rooms that had Always taken q gals
lon OF other5patnt; had half left,
Y. Mn. 70. H. Hller, jeWeler. painted I1e-
woe, and says II goes furth er'----llo partlcy
gulars "A II *, q l y
81 MI. John Hanna, grocer, thought It ex-
penslYe before he bought 1T; brought Bbaca
nearly half or Ills paint, and said III was
the cheapest job he ever had 81. s8
B Y Mrs, Bowman reports universal sa tisfaes
gtion,s So much Il for a oleap-paint town
with a bright woman In IT., \. VA \ IN
Yours truly, .3s5 " n a
s3Sl i, f. NJ. pEYoH 8 Cos 4
H III va ~ IN IA Il VT New York g5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
KICKING XII {, is EXPENSIVE 81 ],
Joe Boston Pays for Pounding
Door 81 Fannie Johnson.

rs = ~
sea Huber Austin alias$"Joe Boston proved
Il 5unWelcome guest at the house OF one
Fannie Johnson. Entrance was den led
j oe, who kicked the d DOR open I'VE times.
;sS one dollarFn kick, maxi s q 5 total OF
s was tho verdict OF Justice John In the
Police Court vest erday y. 33s33 3is .
lsil John Tomlin (coiorcd) was charged
with nghtlng and threatening the sad
faced Mary Grand son. 3S Bt
According IL Mary. sW 'clF,' 8 ne
would cut out her heart Il 1t cost MIN
sloo#and did then persuc her With L. pis-3
ttol. s3 ss $ s53, si ss353S
loyal Racks spoke a piece and Hi
Honor sent all hands out sof court 25
q Sidney Bowery, 81 an old offender. was a. I
drunk as usual. q Sydney begged to " be
sent down for& a. few days. So Slnnerved
was l,s that a. lawyer sent 5out for q o.
drink for the man so that he could be
gotten, to ia ,S An Vi
Si James Wills returning home from o a.
Social whirl, stopped to cal on Eeulah
Glenn and Marie ] DEL !. F'indln the visit
slow James tapp q 4 I3enlah on the head
with .asg hlckory st lex aud Il thrc the tn
Eble on Marie 4 t. cost James $40. S${l "a
{ Carrie y cksori h vel love- and ia t. and
Mile Sampson, black and thin. Joined
battle on the public highway. 4 sAc-E
gcording to Carrie. NJ illies had cast 10 spell,
over Carries familiar friend and guide.
so tlat he no longer worshlppe'd1 At A. her
shrine. s3S3 IL 81 et q 81 III
\ 10 promote the finances Of the city, His
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Receiver .i Removed.

e Especial q to The Tunes oil natch) u e
IIIYIIt LIZ. ga c.. JAM 81. United
States Circuit Judge Prlt chard to re-.
moved Nv. + j. wards from his position
a st9Sa S spap SAY M
management. as sllowl, 5in@ theEreports of
i1ncoial Master Sewall, q Whining on,
and appointed to he position j. II Il. Slo-i
comb OF Fayetteville, Rs rs a n
N Mr.. Edwards was appointed by Judge
5Purncll In q 90o and since thai time {
5is stated, the condition. OF the company
has been growing steadily worse. I3.gi 4s 8$ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Increase the + ortc:et.,,
.(sracIall 10 The Tlmes- p lspatct,

shA3i (STacial to m The Times p! spatci.
shehan, master mechanic for the south
jcrn RAJ way company at this place. ha has
az skilled worknen IN the various de-
partments Of the Spencer 4, ], shops begin.
ming wifi, to- day. The 4 ltonal force 6
increase OF fifty per cent, IN the ma chine
shop; Atty per !, llls he blacksmit hlngI
sbotlerrmakinr sdeparitment,s and twenty
Ave per cent. IN 4 he paint department:
This is the ilrst OF the big Increase 8pf
the forceaat Spencer, hich$ ias been
anticipated for some d ssI1lo tl!s & md for
large building sos.lng, No g, less
than Ss zen eomp!at
bS made In the near future. mo- vii hstand-
Ing the fact that the Spencer plant Is "A !,
re aly the largest on The entire Sou thern
The Southern Railway 8 has decided 70
erect store and oifa h,nllang on
shop bull nc. ~ "a IL S9ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
.F|ND50UT where ]!
Il The t: TROUBLES |'|. ]. !.
Continued from First P'agc.)8

ana increasing q the pay OF men at the
slnwa,rTn "a 8 works and they all went to
INA FINANCE, but not until Y MI. n Pollard
had created Il laughter by saying ~
pres ent. think would PC Nh or1e1iel.
for the Council to- presen the 4 men en- Y q
the lower gas works with ag1.eW sas
plan \. II Is, u -, =. L IN
ssnecial committee appointed to invite the
5sPreasden Of the United States q lslts
richmond, and after the report was read l !,
snttInr out the results OF he ~ shlng Ton
~, N i. Curtis offered US resolut loh,Ss
Which n was adopted, thanking Sena tors =
Daniel ana Martin Cong resslnan Lamp ~ =.
ana Dr. Thomas Nelson Page tor5 g ~ ,.3.
itention shown the conllni wlllle ~
$JVashingt on. N; y, I,
',,,ronria ting $50 TO help defray ex pen SEES
Far ma ing out paving lis. and sev era
other trlning matters from the Boa rd
were concurred In. MS \, Z.
ia Mr.. Zlmmermann's Sresol ution:E q MOVING
three members Of any committee ~ !; 20 al ap-
$snrnva nav rolls was CONQUERED in, as was
the usual annual. one prov lding for5St ne
running 81 expenses Of the government
pending the making up OF 5s# the g SSneW
budget. .iia sB st 81 !. g 7, y, y T.
lust the salaries and wages Of the city
was On posed W Mr.. lock, who clared
that 1T meant the increasing OF the scity'sE
pay roll, and It was rc1ec tet-ay y
noes, AZ 5!ls KS ii III .ii sI$ h 83
Mr. curtis offered an ordinance which
was referred, providing IN annual con-
3tingent fund for he May SS3 ~ 81
Cars Not Stopping.
Tho following resolution was adopted
under suspension Of the ri les [ AZ a 55 iss
89S',Whcreas. the fahure Of the cars OF the
Richmond Passenger and Power Company
ana the n edmond Traction CoHpnny,9to to
stop at certain times to- take on snnsseill-
gers when hailed for8,that purpose IS
Very annoying and oftenSa source Of great
Inconvenience and fraught with danger
la persons who frequently attempt to get
on them when they fail to stop; there
fore be IT V s5 Il y Il ri II 4.
n, Resolved by tho Common Council Of
tho city&of Richmond That the City a t.
storney lie. ana he Is hereby, requested to
report to tlis body ~ such fal lures to
stop the cars are not in Viola ton OF the
law governing the snid Richmond Passon-i
$mond Traction Company and. AZ Enotsln
,yolnt Ion OF existing laws, hen to report
nm ordinance to this body which will COM
spel the cars to stop To tnike on passengers
at Fall times" a3t 8f h 3s'' B; @ 4 "
5j Mr. IIooson got through resolution,
Iappropriating $1,000 for coal for he col n
!ored poor sof tho city. and when Mr.
6LYnch's name wa $ ca lied he nominated
Mr.; r. IA LEY ogflll the vacancy In
tho body from Jefferson Ward, oecn-
stoned BY the resignation OF Mr. T.55 =.
Williams and Mr., Tai ey9syYas elected.
i Mr.. Pollard got a resolution through
sre1jlrlng the heads q the rious de-
ipartments to take annual inventories OF
property belonging to the clty, n rs ", h n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
. Iailer1s Exonerated.

fspecial 10 The Times Dlspatch,)
Il ROANOKE. VA jan SIT he jail Com
mi ssIoners, u. 3 w. Fl ckwlr, 4 C,lonel 4, Y.
johnson and Dr. A. y, Cannaa "a maze mSe
report reI completely indicates Sheriff TIL
.litt and deputies. !, !. :,
heating y apparatus. improved plgmb o,I
and thnt the Hall not be Enclosed "a These
changes tho committee thinks will an.
swer all purposes until the city Is able
to build o. new jail. III 81 55S5 53i5 @ & 4 nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Fire, a, al Durrre.:tt:tsville.

WARSAW, VA, jan 81 'irns last ghts
DESTROYED tho storehousoi and stock OF
goods belonging to Hammock Bros. ~
Durrettsvlle, Richmond, county. Maryen
tired tired about 9o'ciock and turned tho lights
az a large brass kerosene lamp very low.
expecting It ITO so out Mr. Hammock
was a wakened about. half hour later, BY !.
loud explosion, and found tho Interior OF
his store In a light blaze. Z t Is Thought
tho lamp exploded sSsst Loss about thirty.
Ave hundred j; insurance two thousand
and Nifty In Virginia state Insurance
COMPANY, @ & eSS if "a 3Yf 53s tis5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
DEATH \ {. !. OF A HERO.
Was Given a Medal for Bravery BIZ
8|s$in Saving Lives Last Year.

4 ls Especial to The Times D 'A p
Geisen. B manager of i& the Pocahontas
Branct 81 tho Virginia Brewing Company y y!
ma VIC preside OF the a Rad ford Ice
Plant died athis hone IN THIS sty y
il Fart child !. He was twenty five years OF:
age. y aa was given a me dnl for bravery
displayed In resculng miners &. from !, q
iburIlIne mime in Pocahontas last year
HI was a mem Dor OF the I1lks and NJ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
z IS .CIls
Sheriff s Not Entitled

n Nh Especial to The Times Dlspatch.}
RALE1G r, . IN NJ ca. ] IN n II The sheriff
OF Gates county Is ex pee ted Son n early
train to- morrow Nj til { Ra mond ID SByn,1n,
the murderer Of u . ord ,Sof RAJ eigll,8
the sheriff having arrested him ut Suns
bury, yesterday. Il here IS conslc era re- g q
question about the sheriff belrg emil tied
tx the 5000 reward tina t g oyernor5 Aycockl
offered for The arrest OF Bynunl.
rhe Governor has heret tot orc ruled tina {.
sherffs are not ontl tied ;reW g rd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
1 Freight Wreck,
\; W. xvi NJ The T NJ plsnl,Ia- tch.

bpe tlHI ~. ~ 1cIl1 y.
FcA.YETTEYlLI.E, M q, Jan. Il 1.-Two
slni Coast Line RAJ lroad, lnaded With
coal IN had n col islon at opa N Ills this
smnrhlng, delaying the reg uln,F Bennetts.i
and frellan Jumped to save thense lyes,t
Flagi,lan Johnson n negro, wa s. IN jured,
not Seriously WIN ;I{ (! M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
HUNGARIAN GIRL NOW y Y q
BRIDE OF M lONAIRE
~ IA IN \. W n la III
lgpecIaI h The 5Tlmes,pIspatch.|

m (spec a to The 7TInes- tel. m
B ST. 10 us. January r-lnA Of the most
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