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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
K HANOVER PRESBYTERY'
To Celebrate One Hundred and
Fiftieth Anniversary.

Fittleth AHllVcl oat
One Of the pleasant exercises TO W'.to"
Presbyterlans and others are 'ook'ns - !,
ward this winter is the celebration q
Tho 10th anniversary Of the orga niIa..on
~ Hanover Presbytery. which c sso,,
t,on viii take place In the First Cnulc.
~ this city. The T'resbytery has sso".'
into three large bod!es-East 5lianov,sr,
Vast IIanovor and Norfolk PresDytetses
and all VIII participate " u'S'
cses. at,or ~ the seq
sion held In the city OF fePeispu's 4@f'S
saThe a Committee to report on the ee :.
bration Of the 15oth anniversary =! % e -,
nrga nization of Hanover fFespy'e
~ wn,,ld report recommending ~,
= = That the Preshytery OF East t,ullo-
-. - ,,s,,'to the Presbyteries OF West Han
Saa in, "a Nnrfolk to unite with It on De-
W., ann = 1905, in a celebration OF the
,s,,,nrt,nt historic eyent-the organ'1as
inv ~ ~ mast Hanover Presbytery,
w mat ~ this celebration be In the form
- ,o,,,tnronriate services held In tho First
" Ie,a a sp,,vterlan Church, OF Richmond.
q T'' THAT the following special COMMITTEES
! = J. 1,nointed to arrange for this service,
ia invite those who shall speak or reaa
a snuers. ROY, James p. Smith, Rev, +, Y,
NNnFnden, Rev. Russell Cecil, Rev. y,
Enes and Ruling Elders z, y, Brooke
and George P. HaW,
"a An attractive programme VIII pc pre-
pared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

10 Improving and maintaining the schools 81, ''lt.
EeV, e, o. Wood ward Will preach Mt
both servocs In Cownrdin Avenue Church ui
lto-mOrrNw, . "A, (, 13 7, iF Il !, i \. j.
IA Mr. III III Fullerton left yesterday
FOR North Carolina, where nc mas ac-
4 Miss Nellie uurrison. or Washington.
u. c.. and Miss Daisy NfountJoy,a. OF
who have been visiting
Mrs. Park HOWE. have returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

a At Bethlehem Lutheran church the Rev.
r. FRANKIE will preach I'M the morning.
AT night Rev D.. Steffens Of Baltimore,
will deliver mission sermon. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Treasurer Phillips Ill.

( Mr.. c. II. Phillips, the city treasurer
who has been i'll for several weeks past,
left yesterday morning for Fhllndclphla
for Treatment by u well known speclnl-
list. He was accompanied by his family
physician, DR.. III. II. Levy. The two left
by The 9 A, M Fredericksburg train
and reached Philadelphia late " me
afternoon. Mr.. Philllps stood ne TIP
splondldly ana his friends hope FOR ne
most favorable news from him TO-DAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

4 Rev. B. II. Melton will preach at Mar
shall Street church tomorrow, both
morning and night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
orans.r. Flee, omcer- ror 1000.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Nov. -
The national grange. Patrons Of Illus.
bandry. elected these officers: National
master. former Governor y. J. Bachel-
Ter Of New Hampshire: national lectur
or. George W. Gauntt. New Jersey;
oyerscer. T. e. Atkinson, West Nir-
sinia: steward. J. A. Newcomb. Colo
RADIO: assistant steward, +. Il. Mer-
chant. Rhode Island: chaplain. w. X.
Thompson. South Carolina; treasurer
Mrs Mcdowell. New York: secretary.
c. VI. Freeman. Ohio: gatekeeper. :. II.
Powers. Wisconsin: caress. Mrs. Ladd.
Massachusetts,; fora. Mrs. Horton.
Michigan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
NORTH HO0SlCk

Mr. r-i Mrs y r hosard spent
Thursday In Troy.
Miss Ksis sFsub hes besn visiting
her sislsr In spfingnsld.
Mr. Glen 81 Haosiek Fails and Miss
Mecraekea sere married Wednesday,
Wan Moknighl has resisned his Pc
sliioa ~ilh stevens A Thompson,
Mrs. SO n Haswell aud daughter,
Blanehs spent Tuesday In Bennington
Mr aud Mrs Thomas oayia arc 70.
iolcing over tho birth of . 'sn pound
500.
No aud Mrs Meclans oi salem,
spot sunday With their daughter,
Mrs wm ollday.
Geo fairbnrn had the mlsioFtnne 10
injnru tao ~ his nngors very severely
while cutting corr recently,
Mrs Richard Allsn aud daughter.
Mildred aud Mfs EdHard Alien spent
Tuesday and Wednesday In Troy
George brown has aocs pied he po'
sliion 9th Stevens 4 Thompson. lie
will take The place oi Mr. Mcknight
wm Schnii oi Brooklyn sho has
bccn spending irW weeks with bis
mother. Mrs fT Howard has returned
home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
EAST RUPERT

Leonard Rogers IL ON the SICK list.
nr tIddle attends him.
Elwra Vail ~ West Rupert spent
Saturday and Sunday wlIh his sister
Mira II fouslcy.
Charles Porklns sent io salem Mon
day for stock for his shop which be
has newly painted and otherwise Inn
proved.
Leo HArwood and family Of East
Dorset visited their grandfather, Sim
con PEPPER ADD their aunt, Mrs wm
Tobln, Sunday.
A recent item about the Sunday
school social and party for tsosicp
practice a, the homo Of Mrs Henry
Towslcy should have plain review. The
facts are Mr Walsh told the young
folIs 10 como 10 his house Thursday
evening following The social, but ow.
ing 10 The strange mancuycr of noted
company the piano graced The highway
In state Of dcsuctudc. They then
asked permission "a go 10 the place
named and receiving IL enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
A Deadly Ammonia L..L.

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 23.-Eight ne
gro workmen were caught in the cellar
Of the Houston Packing company here
when an ammonia pipe broke, and all
of them were overcome by the fumes.
II was necessary to dig through the
wall to reach them. Steve Johnson
was dead when taken out. F. W. Aller
succumbed shortly after, and physi-
clans have practically given up hope
for the recovery Of Sam Cooley and
Jones Lilley The other -four men will
probably recover.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Mrs Vim Burt is visiting in Sarato.
ga.
Mr. and Mrs George Bowles Is visit.
ing at White Creek with his son. Ed
ward Bowles.
Misses Alice and Agnes Bugbee re-
Gently visited their friend. Miss Emel-
inc Stratton.
Mrs Herbert Stratton and Mrs Alon.
20 Harrington visited at German Har-
rington's Tuesday.
Mrs Smith Stratton and daughter
Emeline, Mrs Herbert Stratton, Mrs
Alonzo Harrington, Mrs George Hill
and Mrs Dell Wenn visited at Mrs
Herbert Elwell's recently.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
h0oSlCK

Charles llAl,oock IL on tho siek list.
Edward Mckoon has been ~ bat IL
able Ia b. Al biz posi OF duty aga u.
Mrs John u Burton 81 Bennington
IL visiting her daughter Mrs Il Albert
nrown
Master King Grlswold who has
been ~ ulih typhoid fever IL conyal.
esclng.
NJ aud Mrs Elmer Mealio returned
from Nc~ York where he has been NJ
~ork for the pas, three months.
Mrs Geo = Babcock aud tao child.
rrn. iyls ADD LeCrand left for PITTS.
field, Mass Saturday Ia BE- gone sever.
al days.
Mrs Emery Leland Of Ann Arbour
Mich. has becn here for The past two
weeks visiting relatives. She leaves
for home this week.
Alr and Mrs Thomas II Sullivan
wcni Ia stamford last Tuesday 10 WIS.,
u Ar Sulliyan's mother. Mrs Marga-
re; Sullivan aud his sister, Mrs Pat.
rick Mcoraw.
Mr and Mrs John J shoulders have
been In Poesicnkill during the past
xeck on account oi the death Of Mrs
Shoulders father. Robert Morrison
whose obsequies occurred Thursday.
Dc'Nyer ClAppcr who was taken 10
the Samaritan hospital at Troy, Nov.
., and vas operated upon for appen-
dicitis. passed away Tuesday noon.
Mr. Clappcr was 40 employee NJ the
Walter 4 Wood shop for the past %
years and vas highly esteemed by all
Who knew him. He had spent most OF
his life 10 Hoosick and will he greatly
missed ~ fellow citizen as he was
always ready and willing 10 do his
part. Mr. Clapper was born In Char
lotieville. The funeral was held from
All Saints church, Rev r ID Tibbetts
assisted 10y Rev Lyons officiating. Mr.
Clapper il survived by his wife. one
son, his aged mother, two sisters, Mrs
Frank Gallup and Mrs David Jepson
all OF Hoosick and one brother, Joseph
Clapper OF Iowa. Interment was In
Hoosick Rural cemetery. The family
have the sympathy OF a large circle
OF friends.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
xavps NAME -saAssv- nAlp,s,
ss.ss.s. w.. Ls.s $4,000 vsssstsss
Bsst ss ssssa.

bssssss. Whs Let $4,000 vessstsss
nsst 90 sssse.
NEW YORK. Ney. za-JeAn v, riek
ct. who furnished s5.ooo In cash that
enabled krup. ths nostef indicted Coz
eiectioa frauds 10 escape IRON the la~,
swore befefs the grand jury that the
money VAS bis e~n aud that be had
not received sny part % Il from any
other person. lie Was properly indls
nant about what he termed vas the In
gratitude % kran. whose real name
turns cot 10 BE- James iialpin. aud
pl-sisrd himseif 10 aid the attorney
s~aeFai In snde4FaFihE 10 catch the fn'
giiivv.
While Pickett did not say diFeriiy
that the missihE iaaisf j. related "a
him Attorney ueh-rai Mayer gathered
thst Intervene from bic testimony
Pickett was "rdsFsi % appear befoFe
the srand jury aEain neat Monday
1ain ! Muu,hy. brother ~ the leader
~ Tammany iiail, and Alderman
James 6annrt. Who had l.e-n SUM
mion~i a. testify la the krup matter,
NeFr excused until Manday.
Pickett after be- Was rArns@i frim
tho srand iug rsom. inih~i ffr'-lS
about bic oennrriinn with lhr rase
"a. l. shaFi, siani well drsesri, NraFs
a heavy black musiarh. ani runid
posr for q composite piriuf- of 10"
Lianor Dealers association,
"kFup's real name" asssriAi Pickett,
lie iialpln. have knosn him Zoe NJ
teen years. lie didnt live IN the
Eighteenth district. bat always worked
around the district on election aud
primary days Those who knees him
well called him Grassy
"if I cant catch him. I'm oui $4,000.
and that l. all there 10 10 Il. Will. Z
attn No paup-r and hav. accumulated
money In twenty iiv- YEAR, % IN. lia'
our business. I don't fe-l like losing
5000 for . man like Halpin. and III
bcnd every snersy 10 hav. him brought
hack
II 10 said that IN. attorney general
expects 10 have krnr. alias iiHipin. In
custody within a couple of days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
BENNINGTON IRIfFs


ss-s - sss ts~s s.s yra.xs sasay
r.ls 49, ssss nssAsss.
JDvs Merrill is In Hoosiek Fails
s1dsy.
ch Rollins and ID Kd Moore -sfs
10 fosnsl yesterday.
Roger Phillips Of Weston is here
for . 10. days.
Mrs J A Jubb has returned from
aylsli Ia North Adams,
Mr. Geo y Graves entertained the
Luncheon club yesterday,
Clarvnos q Niles ~ No Adams, .
former FvsldeHl ~as In lown yesterday
Mr aud Mrs u y Williams have
returned from q visit 10 Randolph
and casileion.
Mrs wm Graves gave = dinner aud
bridge shlsi party - = snail gather
lhs 81 friends last evening.
Mrs ! W CAmph-ll 1T flayhsonVille
has eomf here a. spend the winter
silh hsr daughter Mrs Martha leueii
The county clerk. ofier il boing
made rrady Tor ninirr Tailor Russell
10 pnlahg 90 Tie outside windows to-
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
SHOT sorr BROTHERS.
". %. Jss~.. tsf.ssstss via ts.ss
.iri. senais. Nsrd~r ~ >ysrk.

.fri. Commits nsrd~r ~ >rsrk.
NYACK. y. y. Nov. Because
they objected 10 his attentions 10 their
sister ". n. Jones last night shot and
instantly kiIi~i Harry Briiion. aged
eighteen years. aud probably fatally
wounded Brition's brother. Frank
Jones. who l. about thlriy.hye year.
old. i said Co have been infatuated
with the Brliion boys pretty sister.
Jessie. who IL only sixiern years old
and has but recently left school. III.
girl was annoyed by Jones persistence.
and nj her request her brothers or.
derei him Ia keep away from III.
house. Last night he presented him.
self ~ the door aud demanded 90 h. nj.
lowed 10 see Jessie. Harry and Frank
ordered him away. when Jones sudden.
~ drew n revolver and shot Harry
dead and then shot Frank twice. in
fiictlng wounds from which he proba.
bly, will die He then ned and disap-
p.arcd In the darkness
Hundreds Of citizens have started
out 10 scour the country In search Of
the murderer. who II believed To he
hiding In the hills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Tn. Original

Foley * Co, Chicago, originated
Honey snd Tar ~ n throat aud lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Hon
ey aud Tar many limitations are Offer
ed for the genuine. Tbes. worthless
imitation, have similar sounding
bsmes Beware ~ them. The genu-
inc Foleys Honey and Tar il In n yell.
low package. Ask for IL and refuse
any substitute. II l. the best remedy
FOR coughs and colds. Sod by y A
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Porte Turned the Powers Down.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 23.-The
porte has rejected the proposals Of the
European powers for the international
control Of the finances Of Macedonia
The reply Of the porte, which was
handed Baron Won Calico, the Austro-
Hungarian ambassador, last night, re-
jects the proposals of the powers on
all points and declares that the public
opinion OF Turkey would not counte-
nance their acceptance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

You arr Bo, more Professionally DO
cause you arc praised, neither are you
aorc In fault because you are blamed
FOR you arc What you are. nor can
10 made bc,isr by what others say
han God sees you to he. ifyon take
good heed 10 wha, 10 yourself you
really arc you will no, care much
shat men say about you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
SOUTH ShAFTSBURY

Mr. and Mrs Seth Mcdonald Of Han
ley, N. ", have been visiting friends
10 this vicinity. Mr Mcdonald has
not been In Vermont for - years. lie
has not been In the best Of health for
some time and thought that q visit 10
hrs old home would be beneficial. He
imagined that he was coming 10 n land
OF strangers but he has been made 40
thoroughly welcome here that he has
prolonged his stay beyond the time
originally planned
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Tammany Chief Takes Holiday.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Charles r.
Murphy, the Tammany Hall leader, is
going away from here He feels the
need Of long rest and will take 1t at
Mount Clemens, Mich. He visited the
hall, gathered up his private papers
and took them away preparatory to
his departure. II am going to take a
vacation as soon as can get my af-
fairs arranged he said, but ] want
II distinctly understood that am not
running away from anything
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

A red.headed man one night raked
mp enough courage to propose TO
girl with whom he was very deeply
and sincerely in love. She replied
20 his suit in sad voice: I'm very
sorry. George. but could never mar
~ anyone with red hair" I'm very
nothing" said her sutton. my barber
tells me that at the rate my hair is
falling out III be completely bald in
two years"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
wireless. ncnchcs Key West.

SAN JUAN. Nov. 20 The De Forest
wireless station here received the first
complete message from Key West
This il record distance for wireless
Transmission and assures the success
OF the station established here by the
navy department Special motors are
necessary in sending messages.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

There arc employed In The Chicago
post ofics and sub stations i,ecd Pro.
ple. not counting the heads Of depart
nsnls, Tho average weighl Of mail
handled il go gons each day. A wsg'
10 leaves ihs pcs, Office tunnel for
,hs depot every ihres minutes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
RAkk 4. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

There arc about 600 holders Of
Standard oil Stock thus you can 900
lai oul oi some so.oco.coo people In
10 country IL really il not surprising
mai you arp no, In tho game,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

Tho eoss IT sea coast deisnoss come
high bat o. must have them. Tho en-
sineers uani tis. oco, 600 nop 10 oom.
plela tho Notifications Of she United
states. tss has already hcen
appropriated for this purpose. Psrma'
cent projects Al u dIfisron, poin,s arc
EOS noll undcr say.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Inter.tnte Commissioner. Upheld.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 23.--The authori-
ty of the interstate commerce commits
zion was upheld in decision fled by
United States Judge Thompson in
case brought by Proctor and Gamble
against the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton, the Pennsylvania, the Big
Four and the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railroads.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

A story II told Of a dying rabbi.
who had been all his lifetime OK.
trcmely religious. but had likewise al.
ways suffered much want and misery.
DO you know" he said TO those In
the sick.room. H. after all the sad
experiences ! have had In the past.
there IL no future life. shall be
greatly amused"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
STRAY sroRYETTEs.

A certain gentleman on being
ASKED TO subscribe toward sending
out a missionary 20 one 81 the can
nihai islands Of the Pacific. IL report
I'd 90 have answered. In the most dis
cournrinE manner: Certainly not
am a vegetarian"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

Years OF suffering relieved 10 =
night. Itching piles yield nj once 10
the curative properties OF Doan's
Ointment Never falls. ~ any drug
store 70 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

4 know a woman" says Bolva A.
Lockwood. who got a modern serv.
az. cook. from n noted cooking
school. on the third day she an.
nouncod that he was going TO leave.
You only keep two servants, she
said to her mistress. and I've been
accustomed to living where there are
four. which suits me better on nc.
count Of my Partially for bridge"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23

A earioonisi In Manila was pre-
scented TO genial Secretary Taft And
20 you are the man" exclaimed the
secretary. that has been taking lib
cttics with my faoo," Guilty"
pleaded the caricathrist. but re-.
member that your face IL my for
tune"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Trivial Things Forgotten.

Alphonso-Gwendolyn, why are you
so cruel as to keep me waiting for my
answer? II is now ten minutes since
asked you to be my wife.
Gwendolyn-O, pardon me, ] forgot. I
was simply choosing my bridesmaids.-
Stray Stories.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
TO ernr A eoLnIN oNE DAY

Tale LAXATIVE utoNo Quinibe Tablet
Issuists refund tnunry u u fsrs "a cure. y. W
GROVES signature IL on each boa. sc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
Ten Weeks for 1Oc

The Ncs EnFlzbd Farmer 4, Acknowledged
10 he The best fArm Paper pabished and
u 90. DO farmer eho wishes Va get tie beat re-.
suits can Aford 20 be without H. No matter
siiil Nod enough % inscress and value stclnsiyc-
~ IN The New tngisnd Farmer o. make Il
worth your while a. - h.cr.b- and read the
warmer regularly. All the latest agricultural
All the best writer's contribute 90 the New Enf.
land Farmer. All the latest grange news
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Tor The New E.gissd Fasmsr ard keep
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tree upon request Address New Rngland
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-23
ATTENTION
FARMERS!

fafm.r ~ escfJfArm rresids ii Vermont 10
VII send ms great weekly agricultural Jour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
Basketball Contest.

The hish school basfofbal team
vent down in e'efeat a, The baads OF
5he Y. NJ. {. \. team Thursday niehz
IN lhs eYaaasium This leayes tba
score > and , The high school team
" considerably weaker han usual
owing te he inability Of Capt. Nc
Cannon and RoinberseH Ia ho pres.
enl. TIE tie Will he played off next
Thursday ni&ht- when =aa Interesting
gam" is looked for .9dios ana 4tu
r1emen cordially invilgd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
The Story of A Fairy Book

An interesting story is connect
With The little book Of faifv f;,sas
@f9nnN.s Wonderful Chair. that Nc.
'lafePhiIIips me publishing tl4fs
month. Mrs. Rurnetf Ills il 8s
an Introduction to he -vofnma un9a,.
.5.''= 'aI Ie o. =fhc Story of fhe I.osf
Fairy Hooa. Il secms rh5r dnIinu
NEs. fiuanetl's FIRST var of .ela5Iina=
sa.# M2s GOOD eifi. The Two maid.
fa.f,s Who had her elaeae.on IN
'..''tse#decided 10 reward har and a4
!e closing day Of school presented
.hsr #"fth a Iitfle @feen and cold book
~ ny rhat they had houahr il har
r.ed5Y aad We're afraid il MAS rather
ll11a}o4s anl thar She mi4bt change
=zfshe chose. twas a nook of real
Menaer1o' ia'as that carried fhe Ht
+ 2irI tn INTO slle laud Of elvps ana
@@t.gs and She adored Il ana .uav
f9am easer 10 co1sr Owe day i.
sftE7ga1 Wysfgfjo8- II. nd M
heealaa eaH.I find 4eHs waue ~
2af Gle zla 4f eln - WOMAN.
f.5 #eh.HtHaa q q taUa Fl
2a2# ta e4a7 -
.@
t=e H
rr
ras
59e a Ia faa
asd#a sell bamh
'me saat 10 1ts taegaf ~
.fs Nha haa aot ast hers T.0> Ms
'mn0sl @oaal the 'osr 6irg bao.>
- II 9n1 Tvs Nea'urerAHUa~ d
m 4 forth again 50 lsa. II ~
Iren may lEew how h6aa.ifel s. Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
jun pima Winners,

Harvey Gillespie won the three
standing bread jump record in the
Junior department Thursday after.
noon by jumping 2l feet s inches
Ernest Simpson second. with p feet
& inches 10 his credit, and Ernest
Plnmmer third, with 20 feet. inches
Ihes" records are 10 be held for one
Year, when they will again be contest
ed for \ eompIeta list Of he cham
pions with theif respective records
Will be published in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14
MI S-JUDGED HIM.

lacl5-PoSs sal! "Nc. 10 ne las.
ce1fla Ell why she ID il.
Nay-oh. Nes She could. She tol1
evening but don't think she really
NE.
iack-Did She?
May-Yes. she said she Didn't think
You'd 'ake No" tor an ansver.-Phil.
adelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-14

H58a6of NHGIf In e#67F4IIz
rree.salas m=.ae teaI= of loaa Y
Roheas oa 4 eAaI=e= Of dz#eera'ias
The crave Of Edward Fit at saatey
tHe hours 7ere= constituted III 6e#ia4
the testimony given hF the late 81
r G Eishae at luasouia lasf octabsI
The testimony aas faad 10 the iHa
today by Noel Loeb stenee1apher. q
Little Rock II tended 10 eNonerate
Roherfs from any participation in the
robbina Of Pits grave.
The court reom was crowded td it,
utmost capacity and many ladies were
present. Testimony Tor the defense
will he=alI III by tomorrow nieht
The Witnesses examined yesterday
were " + King r f, Greer. Lon
RAY. Monroe Hickey Dr Moore. Dan
fakinSton Misses MAY and Bcssi,
Roberts. Walter Bates Of Paris. tex.
chas. Henderson Sheriff Wood, Eaela
Wood and Jack B9on
One of the witnesst s. Lon Ray
heard Nay Deener ask Roberts las,
April WHIT he WAS doin& at the cen
ttefy. taking up a body OF hulNin2
one Another witness for tho stat
Monroe Rickey, passed Rob slts hoH1,
the night of the grave roHbrrv aud
kaw two men in lot He though;
One of them was Eoncrts This VII
ness did net testify in til" first tfa6
@ R.belts at .ndsouia. hut his tee
timony MIS- given in the Masonic
ledge in Searcy
Miss May Roberts SISTER Gl IN 4,
ftndant. testified that lie MIS- II Arn
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