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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
THE OSBORN LIBEL SUIT.
Judgment Awarded for $1,000.
Appeal Taken.
,cinI. n Tho Tir1es-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcho
GREENSBORO, N. c., August 26.--ln
the Superior Court this afternoon Judt;eI
Ward denied the motion Of the defend
ants in the case Of Leach VS.. News and
Observer to set aside the verdict, award
Ing $4,000 damages In the Osborn libel
suit, because It was contrary to the
weight OF the testimony He said the
amount was excessive, and II the de-
fcndant would settle the case he would
reduce the verdict TO- 5000. The plain
tiff agreed, but defendants refused.
Judge Ward then reduced the amount
10 $1,000, signing Judgment for that
amount The defendants filed excep-
tions to the law as laid down during
the course OF the trial. and were granted
nm appeal to the Supreme Court s
Josephus Daniels editor Of the News
and observer, filed the following state !,
ment with the court as his reasons FOR
ref,lsing to nay tho reduced verdict:
j""The News and Observer has !, resisted
this suit upon principle. because II never
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Prevent
Y AZ Well AZ Cure u,
Headache

II subject to headache, take
@Dr.Milcs' A1ti-Pait1s Pills when
yot feel the first indication Of
an attack, and YOU will find
that they rarely ever fail to
stop further progress. Il
Pain Weakcns tl1estcrvcs, and
the longer you suffeY The more
frequent be the attacks.
On the contrary, Il the
I nerves are relieved Of this
weakening influence, the att
taclss will be less frequent, and
finally disappear a1togethcr.
Dr.. Miles Anti-Pait1 Pills.
contain no opium, cocaine, lr1ro''r,-
5phine or chlora1 in any FORM,
They are absolutely harmless
I If taken as directed, and will.
have 10 other effect, except to
drive out the pain.
y .,Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills arc all
( right, and can recommend them 70
ache, " neuralgia, or pain Of any kind.
NY health IS not very good. and Ian, am
hentia che, but Since / began taking
Dr.. Miles Anti Pain. Pills do not
suffer from that trouble ns used to.
they never fail to give relief IN q few
approach or headache will prevent an
attack from coming on. Pain Pills
prevent, as well as cure" ., -
&'iij s. l.@@35ialis MRS. VIM. PEDRlCk,
pr, MlIes' Anti Pain Pills are sold by
!. your drupg list, who VII! guarantee thar
the first package will benefit. " u
L falls re Will return your m ney, y 4. =.
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold n nu y.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
ENTIRE Family
BURNED. D !|::.|!| 4
Husband, Wife and Little Little Son Son
Lose Lives III Hotel
Fire.
PEOPLE INJURED Il I
Blaze Supposed to Have Been Been,
Caused BY Defective
Chimney.
5(By Associated Prcss.)

ss (By Associated Prcss)
NARANACOOk, 4. Me-, August 2o.-- y
Three lives were lost and four persons
we're Injured BY the burning Of Hotel 4l1It
Maranacook here to-day. At noon, after
It was thought that ali Of the one hun
dred or moro guests, whose lives were
endangcr BY the fire, had been beer a nc
counted FOR, It was reported that one
was still missing and search OF the
ruins, which had revealed three bodies,
was renewed. H
rho dead: NJ .lt
4 JAMES III. & MARTIN. Auburndta.le
Mass. athirty-fivc years Of age.
b MRS. MARTIN, wife Of Mr.. Martin
thirty-two years of uge. h.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, aged ten
years. III g 81 ~ I. ,,,.,,,,,aa.
been caused by u defective chimney
spread rapidly through the two ana one
half stories OF the wooden structure
Clerk Boutwell, discovered the flames es
and rushing through the corrido Or
aroused all the guests In, doing this,
howcyer, he was badly burned, and later.
while attending to the guests IN the c ,o'u
mir OF The early morning, contracted q
severe cold, which, 1t is feared, VIII ae-
velop into pneumonia.
None Of the guests saved I their per-
sonal effects, and many Of them were s .
unconscious BY the time they hao
reached the open air. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
SCATTER GUN. ARTISTS ',:1'' 4
Richmond Gun Club Has Excel
lent Shoot, Making Good Scores.

S,rhere was a good bunch Of gun artists
II tI,n regular shoot Of the Richmond
e:,n " cinb Yesterday. The scores So
gfered very materially In the first slrln Ig
Of n fty targets, owing to the hign M WIZ
after which there was a lull IN the WIN;
and wit hrenewed en- thuslasn some sopdd
shooting was done. The grounds recoau
+ of a SQUAD OF six shooters was broken
M ot,iYS twelve targets in $50 were los.;
4.c)ld 'VirgInin"4w won the high gun medal
Etona45 n,Ityof So closely followed py LOW Low,
~ ~ Nj rtin and Anderson with 45. lay
ior5 and Baker, with handicaps, tied .t ~
the Anthony medal, the latter !" ih Ela'
out by close margin. = - Ana
Richmond clubs Will send iarsg uS,S
5nrg 70 contest In the Virginia trap
sh hle ers, 4 ssociaton, which opens LABOR
4 nay1 Sent embcr 4th, and continues three
= Somc of the most expert shots in the
country will be in attendance. . X,
4 Five Of the best shooters IN hlchl!iigi.,in
,yill represent the West End team. W Is,
are about as follows: Boyd, = W., il I,ith
mond. MacLelland Pr. Hriistl1,'l III ronnd
Al rn1b:s team will line up about as
follows Martin, JanoWski, Brown 1topliit--
: rhe a aggregation will leave next SUNNY ntsty
at1ti0.SO over the Chesapeake anu C ,iiIi
Rniiroad. The Richmond Gun C .a1tp w" w
heraaf ter commence shooting at 4:So & NJ
instead Of O'Clock. nar,s
1,hich met in Washington last week. eek
+ there'wns championship race at 90 TAR,
gets, Mr.. II. Brown Of the Ricn.hot ~,
Pm Club won a silver LOVING cup, "
$hreaking As out of so. ia y, :. ~
THE Score at 60 targets. is appeno1tetu1;'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
'"FARMER' PITCHER HERE.
Came Here to Discover Tribe"
Which Spake Peculiar Language.

Hon. r. c.. Pitcher Of Fnuquler. for
many years prominent member of the
House Of Delegates, but now a prosper
GUS merchant of Midland w. and
Captain William llcan. OF Louisa, arrived
.Ip Richmond yesterday andA5s1ent the
day shaking hands with friends. Captain
Kean yesterday stated In explanation or
their simultaneous presence IN the city
that they were here to celebrate tho
discovery of the lost tribe and tn" revival
Of q dend Language Tho Two gentlemen
we're warm supporters OF Senator Mar
tin in his canvass for reelection and
are naturally elnted at HIS triumphant
denomination. Mr.. Pitcher as a member
OF the House In 1893, was one Of those
who voted for the senator when he was
first chosen, and is particularly pleased
that his county OF Fnuquier the home OF
some OF the most influential opponents
OF the senator. nevertheless returned y
handsome majority for HIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
ENJOYING HOUSE. PARTY.
Country Club Spending Delightful
DAYS at Hard Bargain.

Members OF the Summer Country Club
are, enjoying very unique house party
at Hard Bargain" the hospitabe SUM
mer home Nof Mrs. H.6C.s Watkins, OF
Chestnut Hill. These outings are looked
forward to with grea t pleasure. by the
members of the club; and their friends
in the country. Amateur photography,
riding, driyin,. target practice hays rides,
lawn parties and watermelon feastss enter
into the regular programme each year
besides such other means. OF recrea ton
as can be devised. d:
The party is chaperoned BY Mrs. II. G.
Watkins, Mrs, R. D. Haller and Mrs.
S. G. Allison. and consists Of the follow
ing: Misses Lillian Watkins, Lizzie Nc
Kenny. Della Baker Annie Wa tkins.
katherine Watkins, Emma Justice. Eliza
beth Allison, Florence Baker, and Miss
"A. Allison; Mcssrs. Thomas Watkins,
sydney Laird, j. Gano Allison. Howard
Gordon, Roger Hancock. Moses Bowlcs,
II. e. .Haw and Master Richard IIaller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

slr.f =. :
Dr. Bagby, ITarmer Meade, William Ford,
Mrs. Allen Belvin, +. B.. Berkeley, Cap
tain Winfrcc, James MARSHALL 8 ~ ..
Woody, a. B. Clarke. Miss Alice Weist-
GER AZ A. Boothe Mr.. and Mrs. Creil-
shaw, H. 8: Upshur, Miss Ellen Scott
Miss Susie Creath. Miss Mamie Lewis
r.. NJ Slater, Aubrey Dickcrson, Marvin
Fuller, Philip Purcell. Albert I'izzini,
Thomas Lester, Q. ]. Rostrup W.
Banton, iJr., G. D. Taylor tAlfred Gray,
Mrs. Hundlcy, l.. d. Lewis, y Miss J an ME
Poland, Mrs John Gibson, Miss Clarke
Miss Belle Pender, e Z. Q. McCabe. Cole
man Workman, George Reid, 3 FL y q. VII y.
lams, Misses Hu.chins, Miss May Belvln,i
Clifford Bailey Carsley Blanton, lillian
Hines. Charles Garnet, Frank Dew, H NJ.
w. Crenshnw. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Wood, Bassett Maher, l. T. Anderton,s
Colonel Marye. DR.. RUSSELL, ~ :. Ii Con-
quest, Mr. and Mrs Merritt Crenshaw,i
Miss Isabelle Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick 3Pleakants, Miss Hazel Bright,
Miss Annie $Lecky. Milton Kramer, Ralph
II. Levy. Walter Claiborne, Miss Mamie
Pollard, Mr. i. &C. Crump, Mr.. Nice ombcr,}
Richard Smith, the Misses Vim.
Summary.
. First race-eight-oared shells-l. Grew
from Virginia Boat Club, OF Richmond.
Bow. r. f. Mchnels q r. b. Forrest;
3, II. n. Crcnshaw; 4, u. NJ. Thomas; B..
NJ. F. Berkeley; 6. W. !, Gordon;37 =,
Thomas D. NELL; stroke, II. w. shelton;s
cox, Penck Shelton. "
2. Grew from Arundel Boat Club, Of
Balttmore-Bow, -------: 1 3. Parker; 2,
SWegner; 8, Naylor; 4, Cogswell; s., oehrl;
s. Rider; I, I ]. e. stoll /; stroke, 4 =. W.
Stoll; COX Ward vi n n vi Y. 81
Time: Not given, Start Fair, with
Arundel in tbs Head AHVthter rough.
Close finish. Virginia wonHbyi six feet
Second Race. (.
Four cared gigs ,SJ i " q 4,
l. Crew from Arundel Boat Club, OF
Baltimore; bow.We gner: r., NJ. Thorn
as; 3, Blnckaller; stroke, Harker. cox
swain, Wright.
e. Grew from Virginia Boat Club, of
Richmond;s bow, 4i B. Y f. Dew; 2, r. G..
Michaels 3. y. II. Williams !; stroke, w.
e. Crawford S coxswain. w. F! Waddey;
time, not given; start, good wa ter,
smooth; Arundel won handly BY two
|lengths.l s3g 81 iJ# G @
Third Race. 81
Four-oarcd shells: 53i
l. 8 Crew from Arundel Boat Club. Of
Baltimore y bow, II. c. Stoll; 2, J. Z.
Stoll; 8, E.5W.ir S toll; stroke, George e.
Parker. Ia. = II
q Crew from Virginia Boat Club. Of
Richmond: bow w II, Shelton, Jr.: e.
j. II. Crenshaw;3, W. IT. Gordon; stroke,
NJ. F. Berkeley; time. not given: start,
good; water, smooth Arundels won as
they pleased by three lengths.
Officials; Referee--Mr. Clnude r.
Zappone, OF Washing ton, director OF the
National Association Of Amateur Oars.
mon; Judges at the finIsh-Judgc Bev-
erley r. Crump, for Virginia, and Mr.,
Francis L. Klemm, for Arundel; starter,
Mr.. Zappone. 5s5 N Y
ALLEN POTTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
PLAYED PART OF MOTHER.
Negro Woman Arrested for lie
5 gally Assisting a Marriage.

John Harris and Estclle Smith, colored,
wanted to get married and the con-
sent OF the parents OF the girl could
hot be obtained. They went to see a
friend and she volunteered to act the
mother for Estelle. She did 80 and how
well her work was done. u s5 atteste'd e by
the issuance Of a marriage license q 4 on
the 18th to the couple. IF . ".
Yesterday negro man came to the
office OF the clerk Of the Hastings Court
and waited to know who authorized his
daughter To- marry. AS asfesult Of the
that was started. Harris
was arrested and a warrant sworn out
for the negro woman who passed her
self of as Estelle's mothe, The case
Will be heard next Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
4 STORM. IN THE. VALLEY.
Damage to Crops in Vicinity Of
{ 81, Winchester.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
81 WINCHESTER, VA. August 26.-Re-
ports received to-day from remote sec
lions OF Frederick county state that the
storm that passed over this section yes.
sterday5 was the worst OF the season, and
that considerable damage was done TO
late crops In some sections October
peaches were torn from the trees by the
high winds. telephone poles were struck
by lightning and trees uprdoted and
blown down. making some roads tmpas-
sable for many hours. Comparatively lit
tie damage was done In Winchester
Lightning struck the residence OF Mrs
Margaret Kater on the Front Royal
road, south OF this city, and tore away
part OF the kitchen. DIS &; #
g The annual White Post Chautauqua. at
White Post. Clarke county. was opened
tonight by the Cecilian Qnartette, OF
Baltimore. and the Chautauqua reader.
Miss Kate E.. Fuller OF Richmond Pro-
lessor Charles Lane, OF Georgia. delivered
ia lecture, DR.. Frank Cyclone Southers
lis to lecture on .If We're the Devil"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Hix General Superintendent

8(Spcclal5to The Times ispatch.
~ NORFOLK, VA. AVE. 0:,Pre sid Gnt
James NJ. Barr. Of the Sea board Air..
Ing the resignation Major Frank Huger,
long general superintendent Of the Sea- s,.
poai d system, and the appointment, In ms !.
division superintendent Of the seaboard,
with Headquarters at Richmond. Va.
MI Xix started his railroad career ef, as "a q
Western Railway at Liberty. Va. IN 1854
His headquarters as general superinten-
dent will be at Portsmouth Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
8 WILL IL, PUSH WORK.
New Jefferson Will Be Ready for
Occ,,nancy in Fall Of Next Year.

In the statement published few days
ago as to the rebuilding Of the Je fter s q
II was stated that the building would PC
completed and ready for, occupancy, by t i1e
autumn no. The TmssR atement OF 81
fne db Been stated s that the Jefferson would
copeted asag ne 7 lses lust feee yeay
f 81 my nov. or slightly more than that;
Th na i ote Viii have been occupied several
months before the tide Of treXe .urds 70
u. ,aetS ~ antertain thousands of visitors at
Ehat time, and the Jefferson will haye,a
onnortumity to again reach the great bu1K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Fell Down Depot Steps,,

Mr.. John Curry, ali elderly white man.,
los his footing at the head of the steps
leading from Main Street into the Chesa-
.peake and Ohio Railroad Depot yesterday
afternoon and fell to the bottom Of Nthe;
steps, ri He was bruised about the head ea.1
his injuries will prove serious. pr; Wit;
ten OF the ambulance, was called, and
after treating the man., took him to his
home No 2O21 Pleasant Street. VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
WE'D IN ASHEVILLE.
Judge Owen o. GWathmey to
Ri Marrv Miss I.l1cVE B .8TaVlOr. @

Judge owen o. Gwathmey who hns Just
the House Of Delegates from King VIII
liam and Hanover counties, Will leave for
'Asheyille, N. c., tomorrow, where on
Thursday, August 3lst, he will be married
to Miss Lucy b. Taylor. daughter of tho
late John William Taylor, # King William
county. -
residence of Mrs, Harry Redwood, sister
OF the bride Owing to recent berenve-
n ent In the family there will be no inv'.
,tcitOt1S. tlf tAHI 4ff&s AZ IIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
/ New Worlds Record.
NV Associated Press

3 T-T. n " Dy. Associated Press,)
3 NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Tle worlds
record for the 56-pound Weight thrown
to-day by John ,Flanag gam, OF the Irish
America n Athletic Club who hurled the
missile 81 feet and IS inches--l foot, lO1s
inches beyond the record made by him
self last winter at Madison Square Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
washington Affairs.
\ (From our Regular Correspondent.

" (From Our Regular C0rresponHent.) l
& WASHINGTON. d, c.. Aug, y6,--Comp-
troller of the Currency to-day approved
corporate existence re-exterdcd of fol-
lowing National Banks; E
The FIRST National Bank of Charlotte,
The First National Bank Of HARRISON
burg, Va. Il.
Mechanics American National Bank,
ST. Louis approved as reserve agent for
American National Bank OF Richmond
VA
postmaster at HEREFORD, Iunis county,
N. G., Vice D. A. Owen resigned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
w. H. Smith.
DEATHS.

BURN NETT, Died In Baltimore. Md
August 9th, at $3.50 r. NJ, HATTIE p,
Z BURNETT. beloved wife Or lames H.
G. Il, Moads. 6i2 n, Twenty-eighth5
Street. 4 . I'll
A Funeral services Mt East End Baptist
Church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
q clock. Friends and acquaintances
respectfully invited to attend,
Washington Cd c., Baltimore (Mdo.s
Norfolk ard Portsmouth (Va) papers
Dleuyc CODY, tG2Ea.sst. yfI5s- ttsft&fE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
OBITUARY.
DIR. William Purks.

4 Dr. William Purks died at his home,
near Sloan, Greene county, Georgia., Aus
gust 10Th. nged eighty years. Dr. Purks I
was {aanative Of King and Queen county,
Va, but had resided in Georgia for the
past fifty years. He leaves q wife md
many relatives in Virginia. Ills brothers
are Captain 3. "A. Purlts, Of this city,
and Mr.. Cornelius Purks Of Manchester.
Mrs. James H. Burnett.
The funeral Of Mrs. James i: Bur
nett. formerly Miss Hattie P. Meapes.s
who died In Baltimore Thursday night
will take plncc firm the East End Bap's.s
me mel will be in Oakwood. The body Isl
lying In the home Of her !, br (, tli,tS
Street, by whom, with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Mcabes, she Is survived
Lauriston A. Sale.
BEb bPssai z c ffs i WS Aagat e.
Laurlston a. Sale died about 2 o'clock
this afternoon at his home. after lin
gering illness OF several weeks. at the
age OF sixty-nine years, For many years /
Mr.. Sale was the Commonwealth's a.
5torney for Bedford and wa 5 regarded as
one OF the most talented and ablest pros
ecutors OF this bar I1s was a man OF i
bright wit and fine mental endowments.
He was a member OF one Of the oldest
and most influential families Of B dford, IS
the son of Rev, Nelson Sale, o t5St the,
Episcopal Church. lIesls survived by his 4
wife and five children, who are Mr.. Nel-
son Sale, Mrs Charles Taylor, Of New
York AIRS. G., W. Marshall q missionary
to China; Mr.. r. L. Sale, of New York.
and Miss BERTHE Sale, Dr. John w. Sale
the Oldest and leading physician Of tie 1
town, Is his only surviving brother. 81.
r. w. Carver. sss
Especial to The Times, Dispatch.) !
u FIR BURG, YA., August 3d.
Mr.. r, Walter Carver, II well-known cltl-4
zen OF King George county, died a few
days ago at his home, In that county
after lingering Illness with cons'lmp-
lion. He Is survived by his parents#
his widow. one daughter, one brstr'ers .
and one sister,
w. H. Smith. sSs
Sa5 Special to Tho Times y Ispatch)
X HATTON, VA, August 26.-Mr. w. H.3s
Smith, one of the Oldest citizens Of
buckingham county, died last night at
the ripe old age of 81 years anu Q mon tns,S
lie was active NJ to within a few weeks
of his death. He leaves q wife and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Cut Skin, But Not Skull.

somo UNKNOWN person shled q rock n
George Wiley, q negro. last night 4, and N,
rom tho 'ambuance hospital, George
vsa walking ak along near ntecnth md
Hospital Streets, when the stone came
sailing through the air, Georges head
Mour stitches pulled the flesh back to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
IS A WARM STRUGGLE
Messrs. Bottom and Pace Lead
ing. for Public Printer.

Governor Montag que did not announce
his decision as to his appointment for
Public! Printer before leaving for Middle
sex yesterday afternoon.
The Governor will think the matter
over and say what he will do upon his
return here In a few days.
Meanwhile there are two candidates
who hope to land the place They arc
NIessrs. M. r. Pace and Davis Bottom.
Both are practical printers, and, there
fore, qualified under the law.
s There ara other applicants but It Is
thought that the fight Is between these
tWO hitsaH 80 li5t-Ei re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Goes to Join the Blues.

Mr.. r. III. Bowers city passenger agent
OF the Chesapeakc and Ohio Railway, Will
leave Tonight for Basic City to accoi1l-5
pany the Rlchmond Light infantry Bls se
place. The boys have had delightful
a Mr.. Bowers stated yesterday that the,
seasonis excursion and summer resort
business had been very heavy all season.
and was probably the largest IN It's his Is
tory. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Intended to injurc the plaintiff by the
publication which was made In good
faith and without malice. 'rne plaintiff
has not been injured In his reputation,
not has he lost In property. It con.
Sceives 1t TO be It's duty. not only 70
Itself, but also to the press of the Com
3monwcalth to- decline any payment OF
money which, has&ino substantial dam
age in fact for It's basis, unless the
Supreme Court SO declares. ;" ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
MARRIAGES.

MoNTGo MERY-HAI.I Tues
estant Episcopal Church. Pittsbllrg,9
Pa the Rev. Mr.. Danner. rector. ofil-a
cinting, JEAN. daughter OF Thomas
Montgomery. ESQ, OF AsplnWall, Pa
+ HALL, formerly OF Richmond. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Will Take Northern Trip.

A party OF Richmond friends will leave
Tomorrow for the North, stopnIng ~
west Point Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
Mcssrs, p, II, Dearhart w. D, Mayo,
a, Wilcox, Jr., NJ, s. Jennings md Willie
Heffner, will comprise tho party OF ex-
cursionlsts, who are looking forward to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

great results from their extended tour.
Mr.. Wilcox will leave his friends I'M
october for Macon, ca. where he haA
signed with Hurst & Co., for an indeh
rlte period. .33 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Closing Of Casino Services,

The evangellste services At the 81 G "a 20
q hss PING Street Baptist Church The
iarxet Chorus choir. OF the Pine Street
GhIrch VIII furnish the lnussal pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

OF the travel that formerly stopped at the
The hotel will have a greater ca paci.y
than formerly, and will have the adj i II
PROOF. in ali It's accessories and details
the new JEFFERSON will be In every re-
spect one OF the finest and most complete
OF modern hotels & ,s &ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiSkey

water
stonach
medicine Doctors
for fty wears have s
get the
sloo
Whisky Co.. Rochester y. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Gives .Phonograph Exhibition.

d Dr. Pitt oft the ambulance corps.
gave d phonograph entertainment last
night at IS O. clock In the sun parlor OF
the City Hospital. Quite a mum Der were
present, and enjoyed the exhibition tm-
;mcnsely 935 4 i55 y az i6, j3s5S!gS
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-24
CHAPTER II.

SHOWS HOW AN OFFICER OF THE
GUARD ALMOST MAKES A DIscov-
EpY. AND THE FIRM or ToNTI
AND COMPANY is FORMED.
There Yves good need OF Tonti's r
prise. for the suddenness Of the ap-
partition. Its means OF entrance. to-
gether with the gr~o,esqueness Of facial
expression visible. were all calculated
to startle even the bravest OF soldiers.
The figure was that OF q man n little
over Ave feet In height. whose age
might have besn anywhere between
30 and IS. clad In the blnck clothes
that only condemned wear on their
way TO execution. His FEATURES were
small and sharp, with n l,ok Of min
gled cunning and residences. In
Places tha skin was dIsfiyurcd w...h
the marks Of smallpox that In some
lights seemed 10 extend themselves
over the entire face. The scars above
and below the eyes were 80 plentiful
that In their healing they had appsr-
entity drawn down tsv lower an.
raised the upper lids. 20 N TO presek,
the wild staring ey's Of a madmar,
The mouth was large and Of plebeian
shape. and tho lower Jaw. seeming ~
his ig Ike \ hnif-shut do0r. revealed
three r~liste3ing fanfs takt assembled
mors these u . wolf thsa the tssth