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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
$Ciiainbersof Commerce and City
NJ Council Will Extend
tlitc. Invitation.
Sc For New L: 1 SILK !. MIL U.
Plan End Endorsed by Board 5of Gov
Y crnors Of han,bcrlat,dS Several
Sites Have Viewed.

Especial 10 rhe rlmcs-1, l.palc ii.

(sreclal TO Tho Times. Liispa CHI YS$
c;rCISsB y RG, Y, January u. --F Prose
!dert Roosevelt will probably DO the guest
n 81 Petersburg, the C,hnfnberg of Comniorce
and tho city Council will extend himStiic
sinvitntl on.g rho Char1bc OF n Commerce
4 has appointed Mcssrs. S. Bcckwlth
L and Robert Scnbiniss, d committee to con-
fer with lie Council az to extending the
hospitalites OF the city to tho President
while on Ills southern tour. d 81 ,t
I Sss The board Of governors Of tho Chnin-
Sbcr OF Commerce last night endorsed tho
plan OF establishing h new SILK mill here,
Il proposed by Mr.. August Andrcn, OF
Easton,S Pa.,$wlo has recent Nv spent some
time IN this city 18th that purpose In
view. Mr.. Andrea wishes 10 organize u
stock company, y and has Inspected several
4 sites With a view to locating tho new
j manu- Glory, among; Il hem the plant Of
the ICttrick colt on mi .a " i$8
b LEE CAMP s CELEBRATION. NE
"a. u d 2. Z. Hill Camp viii celebrate Lees
4 birthday, Nh January 18th N by q parud e8 III
tho afternoon and b banquet ut A i, lght
81 Rev. j. u s. Foster. a ,rabb Street Pres
ytcrian Church; Will preach II TO them
Sunday might W hem tho camp NJ II att
tend lin q body. I'M 54Sit VI e 81
Mr. David Dunlop has purchased from
Il Mrs. Virginia. M. Campbell OF New York,
@nthandsonle resid cnce on y effcrson Street.
s Petersburg, opposite Central Park. II
Il Is understood that s., zoo was paid for he
4 property. u s;S B
IlAyYIls,--E11NG 5 n
Z Mrs. 81. r. X King and Mr.. George
Hawkes. were quietly married n last eve
ming q t the home of Il Mr.. c. Suther--
land on SYythc Street Rev. Mr. Grant,
of Sussex performed Il the # ceremony in
the presence OF II few friends. ss 35S
fill ri r..$l and Mrs. Hawkes. 4 let last night
for Sussex. the home Of the groom. y
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Railroad weddings
l(speclal to The aTIrnes-p lspt

d. ROANOKE Isl VA Jan. II. Mr.. 3! N N.
Rice, train dlspat cher Of tho Shenandoah
division OF the n orfolk n nd ~ estern. and
Miss Sallie5 P. Burks, daug OF the
qldctly8married at the parsonage OF the
First Baptist Church last night, Rev. ~
SJ.s Shipman& ofilcia ting Nj ~ J a. Whit
ftHker# fireman on the Shenand oah VAL
ley division and 4 Miss Virginia Mccoy,
of Shenandoah, eloped s to Bristol his
morning and were married.
- Mr.. Isham Mason, a fireman on the Nor
i folk division. and Miss Emma L. Cooper
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Cooper,
were married last Z nj ght. Rev. NJ.
Thomas, pastor S5 OF } Calvary Baptist
Church. off la ting, 81 S5s
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a omar, as \ High Consta be.

Another calling which has oeen ~ opg1 n 81
4 - ho Mu X 4 doubtful II many Of the
CENTER sex enter this new field: The n sity
ana not sb Snl Z y KIN Helen s
{W pI1ltdIS and her father IS one OF the great
millions nTSa was her love OF children, ana
caused, this yonns, Toat.
she ia q. mounted officer and wears on h y,
s s fet hatSthe silver her call cal
Ing sic carries revolver; !, y ot ,n, ong
this y yg VESSEL wpn Which loh had
III Ia' all nit Into port had for some slight
offense locked his two little girls IN 8. g.
cabin and kept them on bread md K e 81
forthree days. lone sho went IN n p eyf
fia 4 shore, Wh ere he was d uly punls cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
!. Murder. in First Degree.
Especial to ,rhe{Tllnes-D Dispatch

iE}sg& Especial TO tcli,l 5s
s5S HINTON w. YA,,i January lar ebert
jackson ana Blaine Goodwin, both col
ored, became involved in n al ffieculty last
Sunday S night, which resulted In ~ aok-
ison's stabbing Goodwin In the right lung
With a pair & shears about ten Inches
long, a from. which wound g GOD Wlll 4itlled
MONDAY. Jackson WAS PROMPTLY arrest
ed, Il and as Circuit Court was then In see-
son, the judge ordered q special tgrNnd
Jury empannelled, which was done eds
inesday morning, the indictment for l'ur--s
der returned at noon Wednesday and 7 ne
trial SGT for this mornlng. 4
q Prosecuting Attorney r, +. Dunlap and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
3EBlanyey$ the u ubiquitous.
New Orleans Results.
] BYIAssoelated Press.)

Il NEW y C1RL LEANS, LA, ian. ! IL Over
night rains and morning showers ma ace
MO ~, 81 u ma nM1lanyiand Merry Aero
5bat being tho only Winning choices y
First race aye I urlong u Indian Co
to i) first, Little Red g to p second,
Shock the Talent u6 to third Tine Time
1;04 80. if -, !, !, !,
~ IL hI flrst, I.orl Of tho Valley t13 to ~
second Tootsey Mack e to y 5thirrd, Time me
1870 10. 1, hi !, U, =. -, I, 4, 4 !, !,
lin. INV Brook - ts5 to Is third, Time, 1;Is.
Fourth rnca-one mile, hAnd dc p7 y NUS
Powers e to ~ first arniski g. to b, sec
ond' Norwood Ohio {2o I'd y third, Time
1:4i rs. s liz q. Is, -.
Merry Acrobat 70 to 81 first, Extol 70 to p
Second Second IsaechaI Ward t1s To y third.
T !it race-f,ve furlongs-C contentious q
to ii ttirst, Frank Kenny Ga to y second,
Ahumala q to 81 third, Time J o2 40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
lYNCHBURGJURy
T0TRYMl in | I D
The Prisoner Plead Not Guilty
i to the Charge Against
Him.
the EVIDENCE {. T DAMAGING 3:
Attorney James Morton Makes
Rigid Examination to Secure
Ground for Defense.
fgneolal 4, rha rlmes. plspsteh. !,

"a, Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.)
4 EAST, RADFORD, Az, January t2.-
Tho trial OF James Linkous. alias James
iLuckado for the murder Of his wife,s be-3
gar, In the Hastings Court this morning.
Sergeant McNeal arrived at Q o'clock
with vcnire OF II twenty-five men from
5Lynohburg. and the prisoner James
5Iinkous, who has been In the Roanoke
t1ail. az NJ .}S3.
Il Court opened at l11.so. Judge Cassell
presiding. Tho room was packed, many
standing outside, ana there were several
ladies' present THE prisoner appeared
nervous, and looked like guilty man,
though he pleaded not guilty ! Il q firm
and even tone, when the usual q uostlon
was pub the clerk after the reading
3of tho Indictment. Tho Jury wa : quietly
only two men being asked
TO stand aside, 4 g. n G. Trent. for having
expressed an opinion. and Az Desmond,
who was pposed to apital3 punishment.
B. The Jury.
& The following Jury was Il irnpannelled
ana duly sworn: w. s. Bell, g. r. Il Bal-3s
dork, g j. G. Franklin, w. .. CLARK, G.5 on
Lee, h L. G. IA Burks 4 Il. @. Mem, NJ.
M. Barnes and r. N B Dawson u q
$@ AVS 7. sIsbeIl, r.. r. q 4 adams, .. A. Slough
and RI O.5s Kinnear were stricken from.
the list BY the Tense, and they, tn
tho other veniremen, ]. c. Lacy, r. u
Elliott, IL a. 3 Gagrl and r.. 6. Terry,
were dismissed with the thanks OF he
court 38s IS a5s$
Robert Jordan made tho opening stare
slnent to the jury, q strong, viYld sto:y
of the .hideous crime that shocked Ra1--
ford Christmas day. and Frank Norton
of Pulaski i mao dc tho opening stats
for tho defense. IN 5fs ~
Court adjourned at - o. clock and con.
syeened again at $3.50 EP, NJ. Ten witnesses
for the prosecu ton Wero5 exan1ln ed dur-
ing the afternoon session =. HAIL.! :.
Ham Wilson, u Az Brosg, sDr. Vs. A. A.
Wilson, Dir. w. B. F'uqua DR. ohm liz rms |!
ier, Is. Morgan, John and James Shelo eE
and w ilson Ss5 58
& MA Damaging ! estimony.
The testimony was very damaging 70
The prisoner, d, and 81 there was tie 4 de-S
sveloped IN his favor. though counsel for
tho defense subjected every 4W ltness ex s
amlned to asrigid cross anu
souEht to bring out vdence on when
defense could be based: me y, !, eon ~
5w,orkc "a with sdispat ch, and II is thought T
by lie prosecuting ATTORNEY that all q
the testimony will be In \ BY to- morrow
at J. F. NJ. n .g s5 {. y, {,
8, The prisoner was returned to the. city
iaii h which viii be strongly guarde q To- 3
night though eVeryt hing Is q " lot ana no
trouble IS anticipa ted. SAG IN
&8$ wyer Nor ton fis maxi g 9 o1is
fight Bfor his client, and the prosecution
a. conducting its case IN d wi orous man
ner The Jury Is an intellig ut. gentle.
ma NV look Ing sct of man, and Sergea ~ q
McNoal N is to be congrat ulatetd on! nls
success il, securing SO excellent g ,ury.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
KEEP UP OLD CUSTOM. &.
Caroline Farmers Meet at Bowl.
~ ing Green Old Court Days.

VI Especial 70 The 4 rirnes- Dispatc CHI ssSSs
x FREDERICKSBURG A., lar. y: -
a no people OF Caroline still keep up the
custom Of gathering at the county seat
on he$ former old court da Us. M. court
rs held, but I the Supervis ors meet, the
School Board hold q session, here !. is
tis GENERALLY transacte ed. n On II onday OF
this week fully two hundred and fifty
people gathered. . "a, meeting OF the Confed-
crate vet era ms was held and efforts taken e,
the proposed monument at Bowling Green
In memoir OF the Con federate soldle
who died In battle during the war be-
tween the States. About 81, 900 Is already
in hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Republican Conference.
(Speclal to The Times Dispatch

20 IA Special 5tOIINe 'IIllleS-DISpHtCIJ3
b NEWPORT NEWS, YA., January a.
Local republicans held numerous confer-
ences tonight to discuss the appointment
OF w. 4. FIopk MS us Q no 4 Of the three,
Federal patronage referees for this dis.
Itrict. rho friends IL Postmas ter Head
declare That the appoin tment OF Hopkins
Will iii no way fleet Read 8 Y chances
for reappointment,n al though Il pkins hirc-
self Is a candidate for the office. 53f 3 N
favor already shown him BY the PRESS
don't 81 NJ ST .5ls s,5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
!. 81 PINEHURsT8 COLE.
United North and South Anna.
tcur Champ ship.
i5s.ii ss g fEy Assocat ted Press ia

u PINEHURsT, N. CT Jan, Twelve
players in each sGof the four divisions
rounds Of the second annual 5midwinter
tournament 81 were disposed OF to-day.
bringing Walter j. Travis, Il the British
open champion and z, Allan \ "a Lard Of
and w "A. g. Fuwnes, j RI, Of the High
land Golf Club, Of Pittsburg, the Atlantic
City. champion, and George g, . Dutton,
town, winner OF tho 1907 sunlted North
and South amateur championship to-
gether$for the semi-hnal thirty-slX hole
round, which WILL be Y played to-mo rrOW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
II, BEST MARKs y I AN I.
Joseph w. Seward Elected Presi-
dent 81 the Petersburg Club.
fsnecinl to The II lmes- DispaI

m ss85 Especial to The Tlmes-D1s patch,l
5PETERsBuRG,s ~ January 12 e Ser
cant IL "a. NJ Dolan, Of he II Petersburg
Grays. to. might won Y the Workmanship
medal in gallery target practice after After
three ties with Private Charles Harrison r
IN tile mattcr%of attending the linaug ira;
ton Of President Roosevelt thes company
deferred decision until next Thursday IS
y AZ tho annual meeting OF the Petersburg
Club tonight Joseph w. Seward was
elected president; 3 Charles p. Plunmers
3vIce-presldcnt; Arthur B. w God, Itreas,lr-
or. and II. a., shlppen, secretary. Aftel,
tho meeting tho club gave ian elegant
supper. at viii chs here were many invited
{gieS a. Sfs 5g5 tl
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Orange. Blossoms.
4 - .T'' q y 80 1870 "
Especial to The Times Dtspat oh,

1l15I lSpecIhI lt0EIHe 7IInea- Dfspa toh,J 95s w
N ORANG E, "a, n Jan. 12.-Mr.. William
"a, Rudaslll who for yea rs has been chief
clerk In Mr.. David Mays large departs
I!nent store, has purc has ed "a half Interest
M 1rs.s N.SP. Saunders was paralyzed on.
the left sideSa her. home q e. Nasons a
few days 4 a go. nh 5S
been completely and the company Is now
receiving q large stock OF Oods, The
doors will BIO thrown open for business
in a very few days. az iA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
700 ManV OHicerS.s &
Paula E dwardes 4 o-night.s

S a very clever w MA ~ " no lbs IL season
stepped into stellar roles; WI Ill be at the
Academy tonight when Paula Edwards
and her company Of flftyS singers come.
from long triumph at the Casino e T llea-s
tire, New York. Miss Edwardes, the young
est star In light opera, who has been
Identified with the 3 Augustin DAILY sm,lsi-S
cal SUCCESSES. and has been elected by
SAM. S. Shubcrt to play the name role
In Winsome Winnie. the. --latest musical
comedy by the authors Of that light opern
classis, Z. Erlninle III Miss Edwardesss play
is amugnificently staged, 4 and the costuH-S
Ing is picturesque. The advance sale Of
seats and boxes will open to- day.
ga Son of Rest.
The Academy Of Music will offer TO-:
morrow az ternoon and night "a Son Of
Rest =, with Nat. NJ Ills as the sta ~
wills y IS Vel known here, and the same
production was put on splendidly last
year, This year he Is bringing q larger
and better company, 4 and 4 he Will come
with some brand new, song hits and and many
speclalties worthy OF the best companies
sent out OF New York. Il ;. q; =
Blaney the y ubiquitous.
8 The Y transport. with soldiers n board "a
win leave the Bijou to-night and to-
morrow night, with troops abroad for the
Philippines. where Harry Clay BlaneyS
viii app ear with tho best OF them Hel
does not 60 on the boat. but Is LETT on
the wharf, and 1t Is an easy guess 70
saw that lle makes the trip by cable,
that's lust his way OF doing business
He ~ always right on the spot when his
services are required. and he manages
10 extricare people from perilous positions }
when necessary, l53Ss rs 81 Il n 8 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Experiment Station.

4 Special to The Times -Dispntch,)
S 5IYOR VA, jan. 1.--Afajor John IT,
Cowpn and Prof. Sollle, OF East Ra dford,
were at this point yesterday, prospecting
In view OF establishing an experimental
farm to! be run by the government. These
gentlemen. accompanied by Travelling;
sAgnet Schubert. for the Norfolk and
Western Railway. left for Richmond,
where tho matter will be decided. N Il 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
PLUNGED INTO RIVER
Edward Day Seeks to Take His
Life, But Is Fooled.

EuWdiu i.A~dy SS'No ~ a 1tAAS : 80
life, But Is Fooled.
Edward q. DayIa white man, aged forty
five. Jumped into the river near the Old
Dominion wharf yesterday morning about
$3.50 o'clock, and would have been
drowned but for the prompt efforts made
L.eyla,d ana ijothers, who saw the man
isprirg ' overheard head foremost Evident
IL he was thinking OF suicide, for he left
two not es Written on / scraps S5Of paper,
secured at n eighborlngs grocery store.
The notes n,s gyenf aafiffloMSsi
on earth. leave my wife In charge Of
air, Brody (or Bra dy( q so to my deaf tn
II note had no superserlption or slg-
Enntnre, The second note 5reAds; X,
yonp aase saya fs S for you
ilaye YOU 4 ooa6ye' 1sE ger T pRy.r
The mlsslyes were 9glyen to some ono
on tho wharf and naXshen n9 $tor the
I'M ~ l99m alsa e ias
Lin6 bringing him around AL right, ~
Viirginianss Wed in Washington,
fsppscial 40 The Times Dispatch.
ASH NlsTON, .. i. an. Mar
Wage licenses have been issue here 10,
the following rgtnia. /, Coy 8 7, /,
,,ssdsnt qrf Ban Ss eng H'Aes
ana , Jsa II ISs SDlc kals. of almond. Va.
N airy Conner Of Lex n gt on, 81 !, \ and
Ida I3ettis. sof 4 hls s city r. y
Walter Vowel and. Lucy ,ghoIi all.
hot. of INs hes u iyer, o e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
.''' Iii FFE|Il lE Horrible.

IIt ~ horrib1e % think 81 tho
PAIN and suff eri:n,g which Vi q \ ti %
many people endure y / al Al becaus =
they don't know Z q, q. o. fall q to i
itry, HAMLINS WIZARD Z J. 501L.
Suffering and pain wears ont .,
the brain and nervous syst tenn,
! ana soon wrecks your physica|ll
and mental powers. & & 81 .I. 81
No noed to suffer Il you will \
only use this great. MODERN 3 '|.'s'
Tor pain, absolutely safe "a z soo 9TH
Ing, curative and aling.
Used internally Or xternally.
$itgoes like ghtnfng TO the q nt seat ',H'ts.
oftrouble, and, By allaying tho
Inflammation IT. drives out the.
real cause Of all painful sickness ! 4 'l'
and quickly axes 7! you erflsc'tlyI
we'll. Price 50 cents, and 8 -, 90 q
Fully guaranteed &. |. 81
For sale and rec ommended by
...Al'll|.Dr|'uggiis'ts'...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
SLEEP FOR /. !. BABIES
4 83Ss Rest for. Mothers.

instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-torturcd babies, AID rest for
tired, fretted mothers, In warm baths
with Cuticnra Soap and gentle anoint-t
ings with Cuticura Ointment, the great
skin cure, and purest Of en,ollients.
Cu,icua Soap Ointment, nd PHI. sold hronsho
the world. Potter Drug Chem Corr, boston, eols Props
- Send for = How 70 Cure baby humori"" t$ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
DEEP RUN MEET.
Hounds Will Start From Brook &
Brid &c aides Invited.

Deep Run Hounds will meet at Brock
Bridge On morrow $50 E, N. This rs
is tho regular fl x ture, Az #
THE following ladies have been inv!tSea 9
#e Fl house % Of the Deep Run Hunt next
snturdny afternoon: Mrs. 7. 81 Parrish aIl q
Mrs. George Hutehlngs, Mrs y /, .W Y. ~
az yo,inger,i Mrs, Warner Moore. Mrs. W G..
n. DOVE, 4 Mrs, N w. .58 LII ta, Miss
rnnces Scott, Miss Mary PARRISH, N! IS
Cora Younger. Miss Bessie lIpsllur.e MISS
Aline Cowardin ana MISS Hattie s'l''e'lEdt's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Essex Park Races.

HOT sPRlN Gs, ARK, Jan 1s,-EsseS
Park summary: ~ y, /. s \, Y, I,
!Dst sekays fYF9afs7 seaons ars
schlno "a to ~ third. Time, 1:1. y,
Second race three furlongs vorltal q
to- % Arst, starling9ll too sec CO.. ! Pretty
d THIRD race--six iurIonss--N uptlal teyenl
frst, IL Samelsons IN Ia y second, Crescel-
ton e to ~ third. Tin,e, go ~,
Fourth rAce--DllIe aud seventy va rds-T
ond, Payne Il to q third, limo :55s,
Fifth "a ce--six furlongs--W Id Irlsh Man
K ia ~ iirst, al KING Is to ~ second,
JoN Goss q TO ~ third, Time. 9 ~ - n
10 IL first /. Eranny ll2 to u second Oudom
4 a to n yhird. Time, ! IN 4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Lumpkin-Norris.
,necial ia Tho Tinies-DlSDatCh

DuNN's STORE. VA. jan. IL. MT
carroil 81 Llmpklnsand Miss Lola, n rrlss.
evening AT Howden 81 Baptist. Church by
Rev. s., B, y enle he, CHURCH was nehp-
Iifully decorated by tito friends OF tho
couple, who are very tpo pular, Z. 5 81. 5
The newly we'd cd pair Will make
huntsville their future home. i t NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Al.l.Dl|!''ug.giiist|..s''.....

II. N. Read represented the State, and
u. g. Eagle and Y U l. igginhot ham the
prisoner. In4eight minutes q fter tho jury
were sent to their rooms they returned
a1vcrdictSo OF murder III; the first degree. 3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Male Academy, Burned.

Il Especial to The Times Dlspatc CHI
Z, YERTE, NV, Y Jan. 1.-THE
academy. located at .ewlsburg, was do,
stroyed by fire this afternoon at + o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
MOVING No Pictures.
WERE REALISTIC 4. c
Too Many = 81 cetr,en il il, the
Academy, Says Man Ma, j 5,13
II ager$ Rex. Il s.,8S

\ Lyman H. Howe s owing pictures We're.
shown at the Academy last night. The
pictures swero very realistic, and the eff
fects worked behind !; the 8 stage made,
them even more so. One set Of views was
entirely different III from an y3s%t hat Il have
ever been showl, here BET ore. T hsse illus
5trated the making of "a newspa er, from
the time or the incl len until 1t htlss
passed from I he reporte 10 y the editor
and thence to the comp sin 81 room, tho
press, and finally lis upon the street In:
the printed pal es. Siii9 Iii
s The series was sho Wrl MS 70 oWs :sS The
Incident the editor, table, limo tipping, pre-
sparlng theN form, @ maxi g. The III lnntrix,S
casting the plate, trimmln g the plate;
pYesp psat qe
plying neWsboys 81 over a The g ount or ne
news arts and 10y Gle g orps leaving the
\ newgpar er8 bui ldin 81, II The eyvsboy sell
4 The work OF the crew At a fo-sayirg
station was also a Sc "a OF pictures tha +
caused much Interest as ca 8seYentESWa as.
tas amS
Too Many Officers. s5E5
EsH sX shia .oa
lbs urging that ~ tho polio force he III VI
CREASED, " when as ma NJ as three officer
could DO spared to- ttendS the peri ms
Sances ut the a ca denny q p rasuma y y ~ see
that I he !" standing I 90 OF dinnnce was
enforced i. There were I hree membe OF
the police force at the Academy las t
might, Ill in uniform. Mana ger Rex ld
that twas no unusual I hing fol eyeral
4 tho 1performances. Ho5 did no I SEQ that
their services were needed, as UP to the
present time no riot or erious g.oll tbreak
& has ever. occurred Sw thin t he wa Is OF he
playhouse. siS2 He did not think IT. cd
ell-espectally to strangers. who did not
know; how hard t was to make people
gsitfdoWn-to have 40 ma ny uni formed off,
GERS OF the law stationed In the building,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-08
NO PLUMs TILL FEBRUARY.

Governor saries Says He Will BE Tn.
able to shake Plum Tree This
Month. r.. =.
The men who expect to be appointed
to office in North Dakota under the
new state administration will be in
terested in the announcement that
Governor Sarles will make no appoint
ments during the month of January.
Governor !Sarles authorized this an
nouncement yesterday, explaining
that there were a number of matters
that required his immediate atten-
ton, and that he would defer the max
ing Of appointments until February.
There are many places to be filed
by the new executive and the fact
that none may be expected for several
weeks will relieve some of those who
are expected to be called at NOM
ent's notice to serve the state in
some official capacity of more or less
Importance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-08
Some Inaugural Ball Notes.

In connection with the inaugural
ball, it is worth remembering that
Superin tendent McGillis of the capitol
worked like a Trojan to get things in
order for the dance. On Friday morn
ing, things about the scene of the ball
seemed in inextricable choas. On
Friday night, everything was in readi-
ness. This is largely due to the eff
cient management Of Supt. McGillis,
ably assisted by others of the capitol
force and due credit belongs to them
for the good work done.
Electrician Berrgren of the capitol
did the electric wiring for the colored
lights that added much to the beauty
of the decorations.
The music for the dance was fur
nished by the Rupert orchestra Of
Fargo and the Capital City orchestra
Of Bismarck. The Rupert orchestra
is state organization Of many years
standing, and its excellence is we'll
known and was further proven Friday
night. The Capital City orchestra, al
though a newer organization, has
made rapid progress under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Malchow and did its part
of the work well.
A special train from Mandan
brought a large number Of Mandan
people over to the dance. It was rep
resentative of Mandan's social circles
and Of the Missouri slope, and Bis
marck felt proud of it's western neigh
Dor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-08
At the Atheneunn.

The Charlesworth Company at the
Atheneum, Thursday evening, January
II, and the following is from the Far
go Forum: Miss Charlesworth is q
singer Of quality. Her voice, glori-
GUS contralto, is one Of exceptional
power and sweetness, and SO perfectly
blended that it showed equally well
in all her numbers. Great contraltos
are rare, and thus it is that the addi-
80 gifted as Miss Charlesworth is a
matter for congratulation and special
mention. In last nights program
were selections requiring high de-
gree of ability and in every one, es-
pecially The Pipes Of Pam by Elgar;
and group Of French songs bN
Chaminade, was exhibited the results
ton to the ranks of musicians OF one
Of long and careful training.
I'm Mr.. Copley, the violinist, the au-
dience was quick to recognize the
great artist he unquestionably is. His
selections were finely rendered and
well received"
Reserved seats at Remington's drug
store, 9 a. m. Tuesday.