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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED. "A SOBER, RELIABLE REG
N istered drug clerk state salary expect
5a ed. Il Address &XYNN, P. Q. Box 51S1, Rich
* mond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

MEN AND BOYS WANTED IL. ! = ~, .EA ~ !.
n rs.S n Guaranteed. CoYNE BROS.
co. PLUMBING SCHOOL New es 1 horh N
Cincinnati, O., ST. Y Louis. Mo. tf r5tS :
3 catalogue 5tS:3 81 i3Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED, TO RENT TO YOUNG MEN. {.
third story, two large rooms and hall
!, room. furnished or unfurnished; Park
Avenue, near Monroe Park. Far year
~ tenant. would put in bath. Address
!. n EnY 465 EsGa e.aIl W.. -. 49,
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. "A COOP
carpet-la layer GEO. " !. AND ~ = y
i SONS, 215 East Broad. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED. GOOD MALE sTENoGRAA-
pherI for North Carolina; salary. s6s. q
month; also male. stenographer ana I,.1
bookkeeper for North Carollnas a no,, o. lle
stndents preferred. MASSEY Bust
NESS COLLEGE, S705 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED KNOWN THAT THE OYSTER
season is now open a. STuM a S gK Hds ir
{SS ,treats TT5 we open tLynhavens on nail
She'll and steamed oysters only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
FOR SALE.

WE ARE SELLING. AND CAN Make
Il line OF Me chinery, Tools, Yard Equip
ment and Store-room Supplies Of the
William r.. Trlgg Shipbuilding Plant,
n OF Richmond. Call and see the bargains
we are Offering. S. M.8TOML1NSON.$ at
the Ship Yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

FOR RENT. ONE OR TWO BRIGHT,
newly furnished rooms centrally To-
Gated with Use Of fine bathroom. y,
s 26l. care this Office. 34l wv 1IMl. VA IEn,M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED, OCCUPANTS GENTLE
mem for bright, pretty rooms on South
Third singly or en- suite: bath on same
floor:sno children. Address a. 1919, care
this office. tas sa ne iA
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slROOMS WANTED.

s7VANTED. TWO CONNECTING ROOMS.
unfinished, by gentleman:& centra!
Is location; state price, location and full
particulars. G, 1874, care this office,
WANTED BIT YOUNG MAN, TWO CON.
Meeting rooms one furnished, with or
without board. Please state terms or
cannot consider. c., 26l, care this flee.
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.&5 PERSONALS

WE DO NOT HANDLE THE LOW
II grades of Trunks, but give you the best
that money can buy at SPENCE'S, on
Ninth Street. s5s l5H3i
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'SSchOOltOrBOys

Pine, between Grace and Franklin Streets
Opens TIitsdpy, September 9th New pupils
classified septeinbers sSth. School house well
fitted up With modern nxtnres-hltered ,wa as
ties Number limited to tifty Catalogues q !
Book stores. FOR further psrtca,ars address asta
f1 lie North Fifth street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

FRANKLIN ST, r.. 7o5-PLEAsANT
rooms for rent at Io9 East FRA r. q nk NJ
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT, e SECOND. STORYf FRONT
room, bath and water on same floor.
Marshall, or address x, PSI, care this
rs Office. NJ issb s55a NJ y 58E SIX F5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED, BRIGHT ACTIVE ioUSG5,
men for floorwalkers. Must have some
Il knowledge Of dry goods and iurnlsn
4 first class reference as to character.
MILLER & RHOADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

LADIES' DRESS GOODS sroNGED AND
pressed 5 cents a yard. JOHN La
ETOUCHE Tailor. Phone 2419. 123 d.
Main Street. ..LE
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FLATS WANTED.

WANTED, "a FLAT OF -FOUR CON.
meeting rooms. or would take g. house
with responsible person /; convenient 70
dress II, $50. care this office. 8L
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SCHOOLS,

sCHooLs.3 ~
FRENCH, ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE,
Spanish. lessons BY gentleman teacher
Write ,2022 East Main Street. 3. s.
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WANTED.

W4ANTED-THE6 'RICHMONDl VIRGIN
la Standard Vol.&9 ILL., No. 27::l and Vol
W., No. 5: a copy of the Richmond.
Critic for Sept. 81, 1880. A copy OF
Times Dispatch. Genealogical Column
# of June 26, 1901; also July 10, 3l904. p. c.
( NJ, Keswick. Va Box %. sls.f *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED FOR y. S. ARMY-ARL- 2.
hodEad Unmarried men, between ages OF
ana s. citizens Of Limited IS s hl,s so
81 sneak. read and write EnElish For
IN for 1 ton apply t., REcRuIT1NG# OF
FISER, ito r. Broad St. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED, AN UPHOLsTERER ON
furniture and couch work. NJ cNANlE
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BOARDING.

WANTED. PERMANENT TRANSIENT
83 Grace Street & Miss MARTIN. ~
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WANTED - REGISTERED PHARA1;AEe-
Nj cist; answer. FRANlSk "a BAhEtSIht fl q
q SON, Winchester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

sNnTIcEf 80 ALBERT STEMS S II 9 p
IN store, Fifth and Broad, Will 1oe. c!ose e,f
Saturday till P. NJ. on accou. l' y y
L i holiday. d5a 58,t;s LL---
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FLATS FOR RENT.

GRACE ST., w, 163l-F1 aS'T-CLOOR
\ fiat and one or two rooms on third floor,
* No, 1881 West Grace Street; modern I'M !.
3$ ut once. E # s5 al \. III.
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STORAGE.

TOp = CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON s;
CHAPPELL, storage Department t; Be!-
yidere Building. 501 W. Main Street.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
DIRE SIS CUTTING

DRESS CUTTING scHoo1-sc1DNT1F
s. lc dress cutting taught; simple practi-
cal. perfect. For terms apply ll2 South
IL First Street, city. az 4fgl ~ n
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WANTED. EXPERT BUNDLE WRAP
pers In dry goods and lcrockery' MILL
IER5 & RHOADS. xxi
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SITUATION \ WANTED Male

a YOUNG MAN, SIX YEARS sEXPERI-
ence desires position as clerk or
bookkeeper: good reference. Address
r. 57, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

WANTED. POSITION AS TRAVELLING
salesman ~with reliable wholesale drug
house, to begin january LIST; best ref
erences' furnished. Address ], 25l care
this Office
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WANTED, sA5REGIsTERED. PHARN1A-
( cist to manage drug store. Address u
26l, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29

aNoTIcF-WF MAKE TO ORDER ALL.
Kinds Of sample Trunks and Cases a.
III low prices. Give us a trial ORDER y y y.
IS SPENCE'S. Ninth Street Store @
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DENTISTRY.

e0TITHERNG DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO.
A. site the postonice. Phone 1886 exam
nations and estimates free. SIC
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Nationsl-'It Happened in Nordland. /"

Lew Fields and his unusually large
company of comedians and singers Will
hold forth at the National Theater
opening, January !. for a period of one
week. They come direct from Lew
Fields Thcater. New York, in 1T Hap
pened in Nordland." Victor Herbert and
Glen MacDonough's most imposing sue
cess. which has just completed the high
~ satisfactory run of three hundred per-
formances at the home playhouse.
Mr.. Fields has appeared in Washing
ton many times as one of the chiefs of
the famous Weber and Fields Music
Hall organization. and he now comes
10 US for the first time as a single star
with his own support He will appear
n suddenly made member of the
Queens abinet in the mythical land of
Nordland and the complications and en-
> tanglements into which he and mis- ene-
mics are thrust are described as unusu-
ally mirthful and plausible. The In
dian dance. the Absynthe Frappe spe-
cialty. the Spanish dance, the Matinee
Girls number and the al fresco dance
are only few of the blendings Of music
with costume novelties calculated to
provoke applause
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
COMING TO
THE THEATERS
Columbia-Arnold Daily.

The Columbia Theater will have one
of the biggest successes Of the season
next week. when the Arnold Daily Com
pany will present George Bernard
Shaw's two most brilliant comedies.
You Never Can Tell and Candida" :"
beginning with New Year matinee.
These plays enjoyed a run of a season
each at the Garrick Theater. New York
You Never Can Tell is the brightest
example of the famous authors bril-
liant wit. humor and epigrammatic ex-
preston. 1t simply bubbles over with
merriment. This play will be repeated
at every performance during the week,
excepting Thursday matinee and Fri
day night, when Mr.. Daly's other sue
cess, Candida" will be the program.
SIR. DAILY will appear in his original
roles and Will have the support of a
company whose excellence is not ex-
ceeied by that of any other in the
country. 1t includes Miss Katherine
Grey. Miss Isabella Urquhart, Miss
Hungerford, Miss Bruna, Mr.. John
Findlay. AR George Farren. Mr.. Dod-
son Mitchell, Mr.. Fred Tyler, Mr.. Jo-
lseph Maddern. &C.
The productions will be the same in
every respect as in New York.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Lvceum-sam Devere's Burlesquers.

Sam Devere's Own Company, headeo
by Sam Deyere, will be the attractioh
at the Lyceum Theater next Week MT
Devere is well known by the theater-ioF- :
ing public and has always given gooo
vaudeville show but this season ne Is
said TO have the best organization he
has vet placed before the public.
The first part is entitled AT the
Health Resort" and the burlesque Is
.arhe MIMI" both Of which are from
the pen OF Americas clever author-ac-
is one Of tne strongest seen with any
of the burlesque shows. including as II
does Andy Lewis & Co. In new and
sensational novelty comedy act. Inc
Queen OF Bavaria" written by Barney
Gerard and Mr.. Lewis.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Piles IA Years
Terrible Case Cured PainlesSly With
Only One Treatment of Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Free Package IN Plain Wrapper Mailed
to Everyone who Writes.

IT have been a terrible sufferer Of piles for
fourteen 40 years and during all this time
you can have an idea OF how many kinds OF
medicine I tried. But found no relief what
ever 1 felt there must be something that
could cure me without having TO undergo an
operation which might XIII me.
Now. after trying but one treatment OF
your Pyranids' l am free to tell all SUI
ferers Of this dreadful disease TO try this
rnedicine-the Pyramid Pie Cure II VIII
cure when all others fall. Sincerely yours,
George Braneish. ScheIlburg, Pa"
Anyone suffering from the terrible torture,
burning and Itching Of piles VIII get instant
I expense. in plain sealed package.
to everyone sending name and address
Surgical operation for piles Is suicide, cruel.
unnecessary, and rarely a permanent success.
Here you can get treatment that is quick.
easy TO apply. and inexpensive. and free from
the publicity and humiliation you suffer by
Doctors examination.
Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the form
OF easy to use suppOsitOries. The coming
Of a cure is felt the moment you begin TO use
IL, and your suffering ends
Send your and address at once 10
Pyramid Drug Co.. S059 Pyramid building.
Marshall Mich, and get. by return mail the
treatment we viii send you free. in plain.
sealed wrapper.
After seeing for yourself what II can do
you can get a regular. full-size package OF
Pyramid Pile Cure from any druggist al &
cents each. or, on receipt Of price we viii
mail you same ourselves IL he should moi
have II. II
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
GOVERNMENT WITNESSES
HAVE DISAPPEARED

It was stated at the Interior Depart
ment today that the authorities can
put their hands on the witnesses Pu-
ter and Mckinley whenever they are
wanted. Puter and Mckinley were con-
victed of completely in the Oregon land
frauds. but promised to turn States
evidence and testify against Congress-
man Binger Hermann, who is under
indictment at Portland. Ore, and in
this city. Puter and Mckinley were
last heard from in September. and re-
Gently the report was published that
they had disappeared. The officials of
the Interior Department would not
state where the two witnesses are IN
hiding.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
ENGRAVED WEDDING RING
REVEALS PRETTY ROMANCE
Brings to Light Secret Marriage of Pool
Hotel Clerk and Daughter Of
Millionaire.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. Dec. 2s.-
Initials engraved on a wedding ring
found IN the dining room of the Hotel
Seaside last evening have revealed the
romance surrounding the secret mar
riage of Edward 5. Wiltbank. a young
room clerk OF the hotel and Miss Marie
Grout daughter of a retired millionaire
lumberman. of Saginaw. Mich, and
sister OF a prominent New York physi-
clan.
The wedding took place October o.
The pair met early in the summer when
Miss GroIt came TO the hotel with her
aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltbank left for New
York today. where the bride broke the
news to her brother
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
MRS, FITZ DECLARES
THAT BOB ABUSED HEF
Wife of the "Has Been" Dispenser of Bfs and Swings
Says She Will Hand Him Sockdoager in
the Divorce Court.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Dec. 2s.-''Mr.
Fitzsimnons has grossly mistreated me,
and can establish IL when my suit for
divorce is tried"
This is a statement made here by Mrs
Robert Fitzsimmons. wife Of the prize
fighter, formerly Julia May Clifford, VINO
is a guest at the Cataract Hotel
II came direct from New York" she
said. This talk about my being In
Europe was manifestly wrong. 1t IS
true that the man my husband feared
saw me aboard a vessel which conveyed
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Chase's-Harry Houdini.

Chase's offering for New Year week
win present the man who for the past
five wears has been the vaudeville sen
sation of Europe. Harry Houdini. who
has escaped from sixty-one OF the
strongest jails IN Europe and who de-
fies police and other officials TO manaclc
him 80 that he cannot secure his imme-
diate release without aid Of any kind
Second in Importance in the bill an
nounced is Carroll Johnson. the Beau
Brurnmci of Minstrelsy;' followco
closely by The Mosher-Houghton Trio
In startling and sensational comedy
feats awheel: La Vale Trio, late OF the
famous Fadettes; Joe Reichcn and th'
most wonderful acrobatic CANNES eEel
seen In America; James +. Macdonald
singing comedian: the Brothers Durant
fl an arship novelty. and the movlni
pictures showing The Seven (kisslnS
Ages of Man"
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Hope

"Bedford's Hope" a new Western
drama with its principal scenes laid In
Montana, is the attraction at the Acad-
envy for next week Its locale Is mostly
in the mountains OF Montana at a little
town called Plain View Gulch.
"OId Pard Mine is the object OF con-
sidera BILE controversy and also the cause
OF an extremely exciting chase through
the bad lands of Montana between
an automobile and a tEain of cars. Ihls
scene is much like the real thing as
the entire stage setting Is on the go
Hundreds of yards of scenery panorama
caIlv represent the picturesque country
and the train OF cars is most cieyerIy
Initiated, while the automobile Is
practical affair and has the appear rahce
Of running at an exceptionally high rate
OF speed
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
DAWES MAY GUIDE
FAIRBANKS RACE
Said to Have Been Picked
for Campaign.
FIRST MANAGER IN FIELD
Presidents Possible Influence in Select
ing Candidate for Successor Caus-
ing Uneasiness Among Aspirants.

Vice President Fairbanks is the first
Of the Presidential aspirants for 1908
to pick a manager, according to cur
rent report. Charles G. Dawes, for
mer Comptroller of the Currency, now
head Of a big financial institution in
Chicago, is the man alleged to have
been selected to steer the Fairbanks
boom.
Presumptively, Mr.. Dawes is pri-
marily to look after the business of
lining things up properly in the middle
West He is strong in Illinois and
widely acquainted In Indiana: while
Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa. and other
him.
Helped Mckinley.
He was one of the bright young men
CT the Hanna regime. In 1896 he was
given charge of the Illinois movement
for Mckinley, and he delivered the
goods with neatness and dispatch, fix
ing things so that the favorite son
movement was smOthered at the right
moment, and Mckinley got the dele
gates when he most needed them.
The selection OF middle West man
ager for Fairbanks is supposed to
mark the active opening or a new
phase OF the ante-convenJion proceed
lngs. 1t seems that Fairbanks and
Foraker. especially, of the aspirants,
have. been getting concerned lately
about the evidence that the President
Is going 10 have some substantial in
f1uence In shaping the preliminaries 70
the next convention.
Whether he is going to be for Root or
for Taft is not so certain. Root is
favored by more guessers than Taft.
But. on the other hand. il is widely
believed that Root will fail TO make the
necessary popular appeal: and If he does
fail. then Taft may be taken up. be-
ing much more popular figure. Root
is regarded as the corporation man OF
the Presidents close counselors.
Shaw Squeezed Out.
Report has it that Fairbanks has
found excuse for thus early getting
actively into the game in the fact
that Secretary Shaw's activities
have greatly diminished since ne
was assured a longer term in the
Cabinet. Shaw has some supporters in
Indiana or at least some prominent
people there have indicated their friend
ship for him, though their motive Is
to Fairbanks as attachment 10 Shaw.
Anyhow, the President has slowed down
the Shaw movement considerably by
asking Shaw to remain in the Cabinet
longer: and this has given Fairbanks
opportunity to do what he hopes may
be some effective work in the territory
he conceives to be mCst likely to support
Shaw.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

me TO Paris last summer, but his atten.
tions were those of a perfect gentleman.
and an old friend. nothing more. Mr..
Fitzsimmons cannot prove anything 20
the contrary he has grossly mistreated
me and / can establish ii when my
suit for divorce is tried. Until that time
don't care to go into details"
Although Mrs Fitzsimmons denied
that the outcome of her husband 5
tight with O'Brien had anything to do
with her decision 10 obtain divorce
she did not deny that she delayed her
start for Sioux Falls until after the
fight.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
National-Irish Ladies' Choir.

The Irish Ladies' Choir, OF Dublin. Ire
land composed OF twenty-siX of the
most celebrated artists Of Ireland. IN
der the direction OF Madame Cosstlett-
Heller will give two concerts at the
New National fheater. on Sunday, De
cember 81. at and s y. IN.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Majestic-"Me, Him and l."

The chief interest in the performance
OF Me, Him and L." next weeks at
traction at the Majestic Theater. centers
In the three comedians. Sullivan, Wat
son, and Whitelaw, who manage to fur
nish a continuous round of fun that
keeps the audience in good humoT
throughout the performance The music
Is catchy, the chorus Is handsomely
costumed, large and good-looking, and
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
WILL ASSUME PRESIDENCY
OF CENTRAL SYNDICATE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S-Horace An
drews president of the Cleveland Elec-
trio Railway Company. viii soon assume
the presidency and active management
OF the central syndicate. popularity
known as the Andre rews-Nanderblt syn
dicate owning and controlling large
number of traction lines tributary to the
Lines of the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company.
Mr.. Andrews decided to decline the
offer of Charles T. Yerkes. Of the man
agement of the London system
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

in the company there is life not gener-
ally displayed There is spiciness IN
parts of the production not seen in
every musical comedy. the audience
finding more than casual enjoyment IN
the songs OF the nations, including Rus
sian. Japanese and American soldier
girls. the Me. Him and 1" band in a
travesty on Creatore. impersonated bJ
James F. Sullivan. and the finely feat
i.red "E-OOthall Girls"
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Columbia-Marine Band.

The Marine Band will give It's hIth
winter concert in the Columbia Theater
on New Year eve. Lieutenant Santel-
mann has arranged delightful program
for this concert, the numbers selected
DeInx those for which he has received
The greatest number Of requests from
patrons of .he band.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
CANOE CLUB OPENS
NEW HEADQUARTERS
Housewarming Proves Bri''-
liant Affair.
POPULARITY Is S S SSUUSED
Large Turnout Establishes New Force
in Social and Athletic Life
of Capital.

Last night over two hundred members
and their friends gathered in the re-
Ception room OF the Washington Canoe
Cub to celebrate the formal opening of
the new quarters of the popular organ
ization.
The club house is located on a stretch
of ground between the canal and the
river just above the Aqueduct bridge.
The place was ablaze with electric
lights. and the guests were conducted
over the premises by several officers.
Soon after this dancing began in the
large reception hall. Despite the fact
that the club has been an organization
for but four months and the house was
completed only few days ago, the
rooms were all prettily decorated and u
large open fireplace at one end of the
hall presented an attraction for the visi-
tors which made IL hard to leave even
for the sake of enjoying the dancing
On either side of the big fireplace were
coy corners Uttered with pillows and
at the othcr end. where the musicians
sat in the spacious bay window over
4. looking the Potomac. window seat
/ with more pillows furnished room fol
y those who were not lucky enough TO get
near the log fire.
Attractive Place.
! Another strong attraction which SEEM
ed to be as big a drawing card as the
cozy corners and the fireplace. was
the small balcony which is just on
the hall TO the east. and from where
an excellent view could be had of the
river.
The floor was slightly crowded to ad-
NIT of much real dancing, but this did
not detract In the least from the good
time that everyone present was ready
TO declare they had
This affair is only the first of a series
of such that the board of governors In
tend TO hold and il the ones which art
to follow are half the success Of the
one last night the new organization is
assured OF its popularity.
The Canoe Club is the first of its kind
in the Capital and II has been less thar
four months since the plan was .irs'
suggested and carried TO such a success.
ful Termination mainly through the eff.
forts of Commodore ]. o. La Gorce anC
Mr.. WhiDDle.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
CITIZENS RELIEF FUND

John Joy Edison. treasurer of the cit
lzens' relief fund, Russian sufferers, re-
ports receipt of the following contribu-
tions of said fund:
e Bellmore, S16.51; C. d. Seeley, s.;
w y. Moses & Sons. IS.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
GIRLS ADMIRER KILLS FATHER

BOLIVAR. Tenn. Dec. 2S.-Postmaster
VIII Smith wa5 shot and instantly kill
ed by Ran Marsh. The murder, il is
understood. was the result of Marsh $
attentions tc Miss Hlllf--.,-s ,.e I~...-
naster.s .tspd-..gl-.-