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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
TO THE
knights Te':n1p, lar
OF THE WORLD.

IL there Is any truth in this world, It
finds its &purestg expression III the rela-
lions that exist between brother Ma SONS
When n Mason in distress seeks a broth
err Mason for,Nhi confidence and advice
that moment the prejudices and ethics
of the professional and commercial
worlds are blotted out, and truth comes
as near being crystalzeu into subs ance
as human relations permit, ].
# Now, to the point: There are tens Of
thousands OF Masons III the United States,
and the homes of many are clouded by
the presence OF Bright's Disease and Dla-
betes, .Fy 4.
we make to you the solemn8announce-
ment5 that the cure for these hitherto
fatal diseases has positively been dis
covered in this city And we come to
you with the proof tina you yourselves
would ask The recoverles IN this city
run into hundreds and record the names
OF three thirty-third degree Nlasons, one
of whom recovered himself. and two oth-
ers had members OF their own families
saved, and this too, after medical sell
2ence had seemingly been eX hausted,
1t la Masonic to do good, You know
some OF whom this Information would be
literally q God-scnd. In their interest,
in the interest Of suffering thousands all
over the United States, IN tho interest 9 &
Humanity, We are permitted to give you
the names or these of Your hret hren into
whose homes happiness has been carried
by the restoration of loved ones when all
hope was gone,a.and who. knowing the
truth, will tell YOU. IN
You know Row TO approach each other
Ito get the eternal truth, Faithfully
yours, rs.
10 JOHN; .: I'll 1TQNR Co,
400 NVashington ST., San Francis 90.
Full literature conserving the Fulton
Compounds sent by NAL to any ddress.
About 81 per' cent. OF all cases yelt her ell-
tirely ] re cover or prog ess on yorahly
|GindeHnitely, Ovens 81 Minor Drug CO..
agents, ri ?ASM YssS s53s N Y s. ls ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Movements 81 Railroad Men.

General Passenger Agent II. w. Fuller,
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
came down from Washington yesterday
TO see President Stevens and spent much
OF the afternoon In the office OF the pres
ident III conference with him With regard
to the business OF theSroad. B.
s Assistant General Passenger Agent w.
s.. Bronson, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. is spending q week on the low
or James River duck hunting. He left
Washington Friday and will make his
headquarters at Weyanoke. MIR. Bronson
is we'll known In Richmond where lie
spent part Of last summer.
Mr.. c. e. Postlethwaite, manager OF
sales of the Pressed Steel Car Company,
OF Pittsburg, which Is building 500 gon-
dolas for the Chesapeake mud Ohio Rail-
way, WAS in the city yesterday and vislt-
ed the Chesapeake and Ohio Offices.
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Personals / and Briefs.

"a Mrs. Samuel Meredith is CRITICALLY III at
the residence Of her grand son. Mr.. c. NJ ).
Frischkorn. No 1904 East Broad Street;
Her Illness Is due to old age. She 4 has
celebrated her nlneteth birthday.
S Rev. Mr.. Barnwell. OF South Carolina,
will occupy the pulpit at st. Paul $ this
morning and tonight.
Miss May hyde is again a 7 her home
In the West End at ter a pleasant trip
throughout the South, including the cities
OF Savannah. iii jacksonville. st. Augustine
and nta. S 3. 8s3 5 5 s Ss n sit3
Il Mrs. George r. Townsend gt has been
visiting her parents. Dr.. and Mrs
Marcy, No. is East NJ ain Street.
Il Miss Rose Archer. who has been sick.
for some time. has been aiken to St.
I.uke's Hospital, Her many friends wish
hcrl a speed VI recovery. t
Mrs. Lindsey WA lien is still very III at
her home, No. $625 Dast Main Street.
q w. 7. . Perdue, who has been quite sick
is about the sa me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Stomach.
Heart
Kidneys

Our lives. from moment to moment,
depend or8a set OF tiny, delicate nerves
which are so small that fifteen hundred
OF them could lie side by side In an inch!
Ten times more tender and sensitive than
the pupil OF the eyel
h Yet, night and day, ,inguided and ui1-
Seen these little nerves must keep the
stomach. the heart, the Kidneys In healthy:
action. For these organs have no poW-Y
emo self control. The power IS In the
nerves The nerves are the Masters The
organs are their slaves.
Understand first that we have two en-
tirely separate nerve systems. When we
walk or TX, or act, we cal into play
certain set OF nerves--ncrves which obey
our mental commands That is why the
arm can be raised, or the mouth opened.
or the eye shut, at the slightest desire.
That Is why your fingers can deicately
pick UP pin one moment, and hold &
heavy hammer the next. 6s
But these are not the nerves we are
10 consider here
1t Is the inside nerves that manage and
govern and aetuats the heart and ths
OF the vital functions. YOU cannot con.
troll these nerves. By9no supreme effort
of mind can you make your heart stop
OF %SldTI--nOT GIL you even ~ va
by a single beat a. minute. And 30 with
the stomach and the liver and the KID
neys and the bowes-they are automatic
they do their work at q certain 4! set
speed neither you are awake or asleep
whether you want them to or not.
slg 1t Ia on these Inside nerves that life
and health depend So long MS these
nerves perform their proper duties Wesare
well and strong. When they fall we
know 1t by the lnevi table sympt onls---
stomach. hear. liver, kidney troubles
Thus we find tina most forms OF illness,
are, after ALL only symptoms OF the real
srouble-inside nerve trouble.
For Instance. indigestion, sour stomach.
troubles--di Diabetes Bright's disease. and
other kidney disord heart troubles,
liver troubles. bowel trouble s. erv9qu g s.
ness, fretfulness. s6 sleeplessness. irrita-
biityal! OF these ailments are due -
To- be treated as SUCH q T hey are merely,
outward signs Of inward trouble. .
There are different5centers and branch
es fof this inside nerve system Frequently.
called IA Sympathetic Nervous Systen.l5
BUT each; branch Is SO closely connected
With the others that brea kdoWn any
where usually means breakd own " every n
where, ~ E3aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
LIQUOR DRINKERS CURED
Whiskey and Beer Habit Cured
\ at Home With No Loss of Time

4 Orrine is the only. guaranteed cure Tor
the drink habit, can be used at home, ana
without publicity lor loss OF time. y
quickly removes the craving for intoxXi-
.cants,g steades the nerves, restores me
appetite, and gives refreshing sleep
those who have been cured by Orrine
prove lis infallible success. It is the only
Guaranteed cure forsthe liquor habit, ana
we seek the worst cases In the community
In order 10 prove that Orrinea cannot fall
IT Is prepared In two foriiis-No !. when
can be given In tea, coffee or food with I
out the patients Knowledge, and NO. Y,
The price OF either Is 81 per box. Sold
lnnd recommended by 9
E Polk Miller-Chldrey CO.. 101 70. Broad
Street, corner FRS, Street. !.
y. Polk Miller Drug Co., Ss4 u. Main
Street, Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
DAKOTA BONDS.
Governor Expects Anicable Set
tlement-New Deal in Politics.

Especial 10 The Tllnes-D lspatch,>
L RALEIGH, N. ca Mar SIS ovcrn fE'r.
8R. b., Glenn ana Attorney q: General II.
ID Gilmcrs returned this morning from
New York. where they went 70 confer
witt, Wheeler III. gIeckliam. who repre-
sc,,ts$ the state Of South Dakota in the
now famous bond suit lin which South
Dakota holds judgment against North
Carolina 5fol.i $4,000. The Governors
mission was TO bring about the best pos
sible settlement Oil the part Of North
Carolina Nothing definite as To- the sue l
cess Of the misson5is given out, the Gov
8ernor merely saying that they had q
very plcaaant Interview with Mr.. Peck
ham nild that he Ii confident that an
amicabc and satisfactory settlement iof
all differences between both states WI
be reached II is understood that the
Governor has made q proposition for set =
Element that he and the council OF state
consider fair ana that they are vfry
hopeful that aoutn Dakota will accep
1T. While the amount OF the Judgment
Is $aT,5U0.T is inderstood8 that the ten
bonds that South Dakota holds. II sold
ut par would only bring $1,000. Re @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Norfolk. Capital stock, $4,000, To con-
duct p general mercantile realty business.
Mr.. Scarborough to Leave.

1T Is unoGicially announced that Mr.. T..
W. Scarborough. for years engineer OF
maintenance ofFway and structures of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will re-
5linQuish that position April list, and en-
gage In private business, having valuable
coal lands In West Virginia. Mr.. r. !.
Cabcll engineer Of construction. Is slated
TO succeed Mr.. Scarborough, 1t is SAID
and superintendent II. Pierce, OF the
3Greenbier Division, is said to be slated
III succeed Mr.. Cabell. Other promotions
Will likely follow. an n
4 General Manager Doyle when asked
AZ TO the report OF these prospective
changes Friday afternoon. declined to
make any statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
TO 81 Inspect the Gas.

"a The special committee to INVESTIGATE
the cause Of the poor quality o. gas 9.
being furnished to consumers in Rich
smond. has been named and is as fol-
lows: e. i. ff!
.55 From the Common lConncil---75.W. w
Morton, He Gates and John r. Grimes.
q From y the Board Of Aldermen-J Ohm
b. Minor and Robert 6 \. Reynolds.
Mt. Pol lock was; i the thor OF the re-
solution but pressing business engage
Sments prevented him from serving as a
member Of the committee. MI Morton Mo r1.'l
will be cha irman. & E$gst 1 IL, ;siS ~ ;5s3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
mother or GOVERNOR
VARDAMAN is DEAD.
nv Associated Press,

tBy Associated Press3
JACKSON, MISS, March 1S,--Mary Fox
varda,nan, mother OF Governor James K.
vardamar. who lived with him at the
executive mansion, dropped dead to-day
in the bathroom. Mrs. yardaman was APP
parently In her usual good health when
she arose this morning She was about
c. years OF age and was former posttris-
stress at Greenwood under tho adminis>
traitor OF President Cleveland. The de.
,partments at the Stale house we're closed
to-day out Of respect to her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Slaves Of the
Inside Nerves.

governing rover nerves-these inside
nerves. *, s33s
realized, too. that all ailments whielt
result from ono cause may of course. be-
cured by one remedy. l3resolyed not to y
doctor the organs but to treat the one
nerve system which operates them All. FL
For those who treat onlS8the symptoms
need aSdfferent remedy for each. Sticll5
treatments are only palliative s. he result
do not last. Azure can never come ~ q
kidneys, until the inside nerve power
restored. When that is done Nature re-
moves the symptoms There us Y no ne ti''
OF doctorng them. s 5fl
NV remedy known by nrtiggi SITS Il
everywhere, as pr. Shops Restorative
is the result OF a quarter century g en-. .t
deavor along this very lire. 1t does NO ~
dose the organ Or deaden the pnin-- but I ~
does 90 vt once to the neryf T,,as \, ,,1,
and strengthens 1t and makes II we'll
There Is no nystery--no miracle. I ca n B
explain my treatment to you ms easily as !!
+ can tell YOU why cold freezes water and 4
Why heat melts Ice. Nor do j claim 4 q
ment Is based on truths SO. Fundamental
that none can deny them. And every IN Isl 5f
gredient or my med icine is as old as the
frbs a sFGw ssSned s se ssr appsa the
to a remedy that Is practically certain.
imedy IS now known, and relied upon. ~
Yet you may not have heard of it, So y
make this ifcr to YOU. q ttran ger, tina
every possible excuse for doubt may be-
removed. Send # no ~ money ma ke mo Y
prolnlse--take no risk Simply write
and ask II YOU have 81 ever tried my q
.reriiedy.I Will send yot All order or, your
druggist for 10 full dollar 5bott!e--not q
sample Y bit the regular standard bot +-i$l
tie he keeps constantly on his shelly
The druggist will REQUIRE n 9 c9ndition
RI q viii accent my Orcer Has heerfullys
as though your dollar la before him. \ 81 e5s
will send the bill IA to me
s VIII you accept this opportunity to-
learn at MY EXPENSE ALB sOLUTFsI 4Y.Ss
how To- he rid forever {, all forms of
stomach, heart. kidney allmen ts--to be-
rid mot only Of the trouble .b,i u of tha@i
very cause which pro- ucet It rite g al
day, AZ NJ
For free for Book lon q,
must address TT. Book g on the Kldneys#l
Shoop Box 4{ 62SS, Book A for Syyomen
Racine WIS. State Book for M cr.t .sa5s
which book You wa BOOK 8 on Rheun1at SIN
y s Mild cases are OF tenEclred by q SIM leS;
Sbotties For sale q forty thousand d rus
stores. ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
!" Samoa, Paradise Of South
5paciEc y.

+ Tomorrow night the closing entertain
5ment Of this seasons associat ION course
Will be given Efn5 the assocint Ion hall by
Or. Edward Burton Mcdowell. Perhaps
one Of The most sat- sfactory entertaln-
lIncnts Of the past few, years was Inns
lpcrial India, by Mr.. Robertson. u st Year.
and it Is predicted that Samoa as tile
Paradise OF the South Pacific,i Will also
be clasaed ms one OF the best entertaln-
n1ents OF the courses history. Dr.{ Nc
Doweil Is a noted lecturer and veler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
who's a Saved NAM

At the Central Young: Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at 3: 30 O'Clock,
Rev. w. = Il Young. D. -. the eloquent
pastor Of Centenary N thodtst church,
viii speak on the theme, n. no. a. Saved
Man ". a question or great interest to
every man on uncertain or Indifferent
ground. b Haddona 8. Watkins, the sweet
tenor, will sing. 81 AT q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
is Sweeping Over w orld.

The 81 religious awakening noted from
all sections of the world is to some ex-
tent manifest in Richmond. 3fi Beginning
with the regular services Of to day,4.tlle.
First Baptist Church will hold special
services dailyIduring the next two wee KS
conducted by its pas or, Rev. George W.
MCDANIEL The services will be held at
O'Clock In the evening.
Similar services have been ~ ED \ by
many OF the churches and some are now ~;
In progress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Two New Charters.
w Stat IA C,orpora Hon commas

IN The State Corpora lion Commission has
granted the following charters: } I'll
Frederick and Clarke Telephone Coni-i
3pany. Winchester. Charles n Mullikln,
president; II IT.. Byrd. secretary; Shir-
ley Carr Ell. rGa surcr. s5f Winch ester.
Capital stock, $4,000. To- conduct a tclc-'
phone exchange. 4 rs ;5$ 55}s II
S$5g The Mercantile Realty Company, Inc,
Norfolk. Charles w. Priddy. pres dent;
u I. 3. Cav. vice president; ~ I.s Cobb.
treasurer; B. ~. Pcatross, Y secretary OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
SPRING FESTIvAL OF
8l THE WEDNESDAY CLUB

a largely attended meeting Of the Board
OF Governors Of the Wednesday Club
wss held last night at the rooms Of the
Virginia Club, there ibeing only four
absentees.
The list Of subscribers was received,
showing a gratifying increase Of names
and the members are actively at work
to get the list up to the largest possible
number. @ 53i s3,,t e &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
CONTRACT AWARDED.
New Building for House Of Rep
reser1tatiyes to be Of Marble.

(By Associated Press
4 WASII1EGTON n. March 1s.--The commits
sion, consisting OF Speaker Cannon. Rep
Hepburn and former Represent
tative Richardson, OF Tennessee. which is
charged with the supervision of the con-
struction OF the new building for the
House OF representatives. to-day award
ed the contract for the stone work to a.
e B. Williams, OF New York. at ST. II
coo. It was decided that the outside should
be ma rble and the inside limestone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Druid Groves Consolidate.

Virginia Grove of Druids held its lasts
meeting under that name Friday night.
With large number Of members and
visitors present. Gu next Wednesday
right. Virginia will be consolidated With
Relyidere Grove at Bcividere Hall. when.
the occasion will he celebrated with re-
frtshments and speeches from several OF
sthe DI1iids finest orators. The three de-
grees wifi nlso be conferred oil several,
candidates al the game time. n 4S5s5a il 9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Revival Gaining in Interest,

The revival at Pine Street continues
With increasing interest. Or Barron,
who has been approaching with power and
to the delight Of all, has been prevailed
upon to remain over Sunday ana carry ~
on the good work next week. He Will
speak to the Sunday, school at 10 A.
nj. and preach at II a. NJ, and 9 =, NJ,
Sunday. 'a3i tn ss Il b 5;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Lost His Arm.

"a. B. gCardWell, employed at the 5Ueedar
Works, was caught ~, = g piece Of ma.
chinery yesterday morning, and injured
so badly that he had to have his arm
an,1,utated DR. H Leonard. Of the am an
5Euanec corps. attended lin, and made
him as comfortable ms possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

This explans why stomach trouble de-
yelot,s into heart troube--why indges-
ton brings on nervo,isn ess--why diseases
become complicated 1t explains. too.
why ordinary medical treatments are
wrong--Why medicine so frequently falls.
For. despiteithe discoveries of science
the common remedies OF the day are de-
sign ed to treat the organ, not the nerve
the symptom instead Of the cause,
medicine at all. SEQ Tat this Is wrong?
That ills mere patchwork? That while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Washin4gEto ton a. S'ager...

yyooDsToc K. a. ~ March 1s,-,Ms.
Washington a. Sager. a prominent q tizen.
OF Shenandoah county. died at his nome
about four}miles northwest Of Wood1,stock,.
aged sixty five years. 4 He was nm ext en-
sive dealer In cattle and farmer IN 1893
he was elected to- the, House of Repre-.
Esentatives of Virginia on the, Prohibltio1in
Ticket His second wife and -four chill
dren, with five sons Of Ills first wife, sur
5ylye him. ~ .isil II ~ IL 5F$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Were Having a Game.

Sergeant sowell and a corps OF Ulcers
captured six crap shooters IN the rear
az Nd 7l5 North Fl tn Street last night:
and carried them to the second station,
where they were hailed for their an
.peaiance before Justice John,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Fairbanks BOOM FOR
PRESIDENCY IN 1903.
fsnec,al g The Times Dispatci.

a. - lg tSTeCihI % ] ne IBItb.UIbpHRCI.I 5,
NEW YORK, March 49, Vice President
Fairbanks was the guest OF honor to-
night at tho nineteenth annual dinRer of
the Ohio Society OF New York at the
SNvaldorf-Astoria
Congressman Charles A. Towne created
great enthusiasm when he prophesled the
election of vice-P President Fairbanks to
tho presidency in 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Died From Hemorrhage.

a negro man named John Clark, died
from the rupture of a blood vessel while
at work at Detherage's coal and wood 4
yard yesterday morning. He had been IN
lad health for some time. The coroner
viewed the body and turned 1t over to 1
relatives s8t ~ 95 e s82irfs ETA H1S 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
( Cut on the Nose.

Thomas Eel was arrested last night
and confined In tho First Police Station,
$fn. cutting Henry Kirby withNa rag or.s
The latter was treated by the anlbu-5
lance surgeon and left. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Petition in Bankruptcy,

Thomas Make Yaden, Of Ford's, Din
sswiddic county, yesterday filed q 9retition
In bankruptcy by Judge liam 81 f4.
Mann. counsel, lin he United States Dis
strict Court. The petitioners liabilities
arr. stated ut 500. II, & and his assets at
s.. ST. "a receiver has not yet been named
In the case. ,sS 55sSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
DEATHS.

CHA lkE. Died, at his residence. No. 81
March IT, 1905. Mt 4:lS u; WILLIAM l., \
f four ril I Jam year q lis ago.
Funeral from Union Station Methodist,
\ Episcopal Church MONDAY, March
Goth. at p. M. Friends and acduant-
ances are invited to attend BY request
no flowers AZ
cooKE--Died, at 1880 P; NJ, March, nth,
4 1905, at "Janeway,'' tho home tof ms
N il Hanover county, Va, PHILIP
pENDLEToN COOKE, born April 2lst'i
Funeral from Fork Church 1, 3, I, Hanover q
I. county, SUNDAY. March lsth' 9
Berryyllle papers please copy. 4s }5
,--Died, mt the Baptist
i h9ms M foF MAE Asef hr Sf Fsfi
inner scyenty-eight year, Miss Garth-
rriight is the last member Of q large and
q we'll know, family OF this city,, 49,,
BAY sne II T y. NJ T. Friends are Invited to
attend. 4 III 81 Il ..5s
WHITE ~ Died, Richmond, Va. Friday,
M resi tte No. sal North Elghteent
sssse! IL 81 af';ysessS
Of John A. Wittel' Jr;,,, V, s,
saer Rng sfsS'ees ana III Lutheran
Church, Seventh. between Broad and
Grace Streets II Rev. Chas.3 a. NJ rks,
!. pastor, otiiclating q DAY !snndaylaa =
Il tncff,ia tances re invited to attsnd. lI-
terment at River lew Gene tery,si 4.
III delight to do Thy, will, q my God /,
yea, thy Il law Is within My heart Y
psalm s0:S.l 81 "a
Eve have Travelled Ions Btoge ther,
Hand An hand. and heart to heart,
Z Both through fair and story weat Ter
NH And a tis ha I'd tis hard TO part
Y While I sigh Farewell to YOU.
81 Answer, one and al l. I'D aleu-! 81, Il
u 3sss !, n y, s.; ~ 3!s b Y III Err HUSBANDS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

the suffering organ is enjoying Its tenn q
may be getting worse and worse? 4 Doeas
this not explain to YOU WHY LAPSE SO
frequently follows a supposed cure "
this not2account for the linc erfaint les o l
medicine SE, n 81 n $s8s ok Il
More than thirty years ago this thought
came to- me: Il s
"If#life and health depend upon per feet
heart action, upon prope r s on,ach dl gesTs
ton, upon correct kidney ltertng Why
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
TRUCK ON SIDEWALK s. !. " All.
ONE WOMAN KILLED /. /
b,
~, d asnciated press.l \.

Il NEW YoiaIS, March 81 All unidentified
woman vas killed, two children were
slightly Injured aud several other per
sons narrowly escaped Injury At Fif Y!
Avenue and one Hundred and siNt Tee
Street tonight, when ladder truck 1t9 I,
responding to an alarm, Of fire. was
forced through another vehicles being a!I
In the way, to take to the sideswnllki 4, the
woman, was Killed almost INSTANTLY y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
/ Gone Is Nashville.

81 Common calth's Attorney p. " Rich
ardson LEFT last night for Nashlyllls,
|5rehn., where he goes on priYate bnsl7
NESS He Will be absent for about ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
But Few, Meetings,

yhe following comm ttee meeting s n ne
scheduled for the City Hall this week.
B j Poor Monday. s r. M.;8 t'ina nce and
Ordinances, Tuesday r, N sS L