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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-20

bamp has returned from Island
has accepted a position with
Miller.
illisms will act as timekeeper for
actors at the building OF the new
sheds.
ire several new cases OF measles
Hn snd whooping cough has also !
appearance.
awport Ice Co. is at work on
&c houses on the Coventry roao
ne nearly completed.
c. Flagg was in west6eld Tues
"a, where he assisted in the
n Of Rev. Z. A. Junkins.
" water tank at the station is up
red. 1t is situated just south oil
ne and will be Of slightly larger
Farmer, until recently a brakeman
ay freight between Newport ana
B, was killed at Megantic, 2. q,
He was crushed between two
W. Ward, who IS still confined to
e by Illness, is assisted IN the work
ctor for the Bureau OF Animal Ia
y his SOD, DR.. Ward OF st. Johns
ew furniture for the rooms pi
emagog Lodge, No. 65, F4and A.
arrived. AS soon as Inc carpets
aid the lodge will De ready again
hess.
will read the opening chapters OF
story "Brewster's Millions" by
Barr McCutcheon, author OF the
book "Graustark," you will pro-
1t the best serial the MONITOR has
and II you ever read any OF our
you know they have been good
irst regular meeting of the Y. M. l.
held at their rooms Friday evening
OF importance was discussed and
mt program was furnished, followed
bshments. Much interest is shown
club and public in the joint debate
ng Friday evening, Nov. "a. Ii you
j pet new ideas of the great political
BIZ the day as. advanced by men VINO
h a business to understand them, oe
attend the debate.
district meeting of the Rebekahs, L
met with Morning Star Lodge
Friday evening, Nov. II. There was
luet given by the local lodge al
about 40 covers were laid. Mrs
la F. Bond of st. Johnsbury, presi'
BIZ the Rebekah Association, wa
also Mrs. Ellen P. Roy of Barnet
Pres. of District No. 6. The worI
|emplified in creditable manner b.
hm Lodge, No. II, of Barton. Tn
jurisdiction at Stanstead was wei
|ented. 1t was pleasant and pront
betting.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Blk Rollins has had his cellar ce
ID.
Iry Percy has let his farm and moves
|wport.
and Mrs. Sidney Hersey have move'
their farm.
Hadlock has moved from Mrs. Sid
.ersey's farm.
]. g. Stickney and daughter Laur'
returned from Boston.
biei Hayes has moved from Y. a
> tenement house to Miss Gar
eIl's house.
Bates has finished work IN u
|,ery and has hired out to Albert La
For the winter.
N Peabody has moved into Cana'
short time while he is getting O
|sr for a new barn.
/ Young folks of this place are havll
sport skating, as the skating Is I
has been for years.
are was a chicken pie supper at ErWh
hast Friday evening for the beneht
NJ. H. Ryan. Proceeds about $50.
ne Of the most fascinating storie
read, !" is the remark OF those W
read "Brewster's Millions" the n
the MONITOR is publishing. !
Iihg chapters are in this paper and
br would be pleased to have you IT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
.A||I .||||.|:|D| N HERCULES
SEEN ut The /. B!J0 u.
Mr.. M ontg emery Irving Appears.
M in For His Brothers u
Crime..''

y ttFor# His Brothers. Crime Is II melo-l
drama. There is no question about tina
fact rho audience ut the l3l lou last Ilsll y
passed It's opinion upon the play II " I; q
manner that left no room for doubt. Any
one could have remained on the sidewalk
in3front$of the house and been qu ! g sce IS;
tain nt, to tho ma ure OF the pcrfornan nee.
seldom has mn audience f8at Z he n El1ou
been more administrative than was tina =
list night. II fairly howled lin its en- u
sthusinsrn every time Mr.. Montgomery
Irving played football 5Swlt tn the CHIEF
fvilain and his small armysof lss Is
Mr.. irving is a man OF .mu sclc. a; q y E.
handles heavy bar-bells with ms m illc
case as though they were MOAN clu ~
Hercules So|f the stage. A dozen or more
opportunities are given him for the dls-9
play OF fents OF strength Il. ;s8 "a.
The Mot OF course, is altogether ~
possible. lift were not, It Woulas MOI u ne
8melodramn as Il Is WRIT en- to Gay INC "
niece was produced here las Il sea son, ana and
no one who saw it then is likely to nave ll' I.
forgotten 1t so soon The company ~
about the same, few changes having 8 leu
made celia Rosewood and C .ill o ila
who r,lay3 tho "kid'i parts, are both cleyer.
tThe latter does d dance quite well. 81 The
Herbert Brothers, acrobnts. dld Yery
clever brother act, 1t being introduces
during the gymnasium scene scene
The Rogers Brothers.
.arhe Rogers Brothers IN Paris, !. tie I, {,
S,atest78of the series Of the Immensely
funny put form Wy y, eHsn
siiIaw and I1rlanger W.T. me ~ ,i1 he
nresrnted at the Academy tonight
= = Compiling this Fskit, which tho Az
thor yap Az - nssip NJ
John j. MeNallyI aart aa Who hoe vote
,Irc Geo far tihc production. he music
by NJ Max ioffmann is OF the light, inEll,Ms
kind well wv n y an Sn,,ilevIIe
acts form one e fea tIres.
me critics Say thatrhe Rogers Brot =,
In Paris Is constructed on an,oM tf.1iv
egtmatfft plan thpn scenes
fa re g nnny presenting .1rhe Rogers
Br 70 in IN Parisis said toHnumD"e,r
one hundred and fifteen .peop'e an Il
Aiax 81 J RS cohan Dorothy Hunt I.l1
Ing. y Emily Nice, Bessie dc Voie, Juli !,
Tastmnn Lillian Hart SEQ &C. y 8 u -, Z Z
Moo 1Sol ey ~ W villa taylor Frank g,
Young and William ~ rney Y IL 53s II
Teffries Will Spar.
En-. champion James j. Jeffries Is making J, {;
big success Of revival OF t Il q fayorife
fronter drana1 D cwNTyvI epe w largo
g gnd Of op$on
among the critics of the, Y s y, :
Where lie has appeared is that t hS ga u
is one suited ls bv Strong
p pompamy q f. cleyeslpayers ana Mi ap.
pear slere at. cadeny q, to 9, ne =
hight. Ono OF tleaextra a I'll, I5a th Ic
nhvslcnl 'Fcilituret demonstration ngWhich
tie tie champion and !,ss known y, spar !
ring partner JOSEPH, lSennad n. gyfe hr az
,ounds. III, however, does not take place
until after tho last act, land forms no
part OF the production Itself, s5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
IM||A,'Y'ORHUPHE..LD|
|N0T'H:.E n !. j /
Officials Ordered
Il Woodland'1 Posters Down
Il. 4 Of Obliterated.
RICHMOND City TOOK d <. LEAD
Executive Commended BY the.
3Press$B Both i'll and Out
ofStlle State.

u Mayor Mccarthy, u not tho only city
official Ein.thh country who took vigorous
action Iii regard 8tD tho posters OF the
.,,Woodlnnd' Opera Company, which re-
.cetltly6plnyed here, and certain OF whose
alleged improper posters were 8ordercu
obliterated or torn down by His Honor
= @rhc Mayor. heard that similar action
had been taken by tho yNashington,s .. 3C(:t
authorities regarding the woodland,
posters, EN- md he wrote s,,pcrint endent
Of police tho following letter OF INQUIRY
on the subject: s.. M A Y n,
Major Richard Sylvester, Superii tendee NJ
I Sof Police, Washington, .. CT
" NY Dear Sufficiently "a travelling
theatrical company with a show called lcti
}i,Nvood land,, appeared In this city and
freely displayed ri some NJ large Gg posters.
Which were considered o offensive and were
ordered to DO obliteratcd ut once Ger
tain classes or people In this community
raised quito IL storm about It. IAN
now told that within the last few days
the same offensive posters were displayed.
In the city Of but We're Sai-
most Immediately obliteratcd or covered
up.S 4 I write to make q very simple On X
.uuiry which IS, this: !. n 8S q 6 " IN AZ
}SVere these posters covered by order 9 <
any OF the authorities In the Rcit y53 OF
washington; and, II 50. by whose I'D ers
Your Kind attention to- this request Will
greatly oblgc me, and | will be pleased
to rcciprocate at%any time. s sti5 t9f
IL / have the honor to he. & q
# GARLIC Nm. CAIaTIY =,
S3 3Sas Nfaynr. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
5PERILOUs# PREDICAME;NlT'.
Boy Carried Down River by the
Treacherous Floes of Ice.

6g youth, named Howard colglan, was
caught in the leo foes In tho river Sunday
afternoon In his row boat was carried down
the James about four miles, before he could
bs held up AZ that point youn'g man s on
a drilling machine used for blasting, stn 1rs
Snd was yny's drawn to the barge. Later the
government tug, Parole, took the Young man
down the river In the floe He remained on.
that craft all night. and was brought home
perience. rho boy hns been brought up, al al
most on tho water u ri .5i i SID q IL.
3his ia Nv drowning several years ago and
his mother is also dead. on Sunday the young
mar, rowed across the river to assist N making
carried OF by tho Ice. II. attemptins TO re-
turn he was swept down the river. VIII s the
sivept down at tho same time Tho only
The SneasnssI e hH n aRSe
Nnhe leo in tho river Is rapidly going down,
and ali the craft arc made fast for safety. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
INA HAS
ANOTHER;NARR0W ESCAPE {.
Many Crap Shooters s:t:s and Speak ak:
Easy Artists Before the
Wise Guy.

j..
Sergeant Thomas held up the docket
\ few moments In order to relate his
lthr,,,inp esca nc from a horde Of dusky
redskins iil9tha war under General Gus -,utNs
You see" he said, "a party Of US.
under my commanha Tere When We Heard
fRe steaas Someone Mas said, Hist, ana W.
listed a few moments. Waw8 1907, I, W g, y
rim run like the mischief. L had my hands
full Of swords and pistols. and couldn't
run fast, so tho other fellows oGtrun me,
md the Indians kept gettlns ciosGr l 1rIa
and arrows dying around me-, threw
AMY my swords and things, but had
BEEN running $50 fast that was tired.
looked back aad slI n out d for ny
cont tan, but.5a sudden thought struck
me. and I made good my escapss;;, !,
"How did you manage to do 1t g askcd
the breathless 9G bhons.
'I climbed " tree. s IL,
Then tho sergeant awoko. and pro-
ceeded with theadocket, and the ,dockeI
was sight for there were syn , nd
u' There s We're twenty (, Of the y bum !,
gamblers at colorea g % q thy Wh ex.
cheauer. Vi In nddtion to this small fry,
Jefferson Davis, coored, handed over
SIS for conducting n game at No. 500
North Second Street a an AnareW so free-
ming a gambling Joint at NO. BIO Lester
Then came a line of individuals, Who
had been caught dlsposlng OF ,l!!tu.uor. OF !
tie s,reei Ths Sn SeRshya joseph
and Mary Gilpin,| VIII liam Lowry and
John Taylor. In each instance the, case a;s
Wise WIS pGtS GUY, and tie tie Usual sum Of two
hundred and costs was alta he'd. !, ]
Tom I,Ittlmore was alleged TO have 9
robbed the chesapeake and one ne 81 ooo
enough in the mind Of the court and
William Morton; the negro ,yws who In IN
suited several la saae h nn Far tweIvs
Tom Tom baltimore was alleged 70 have
breaking into Peter Bonlnls plaee, ana
! taking a lot ofswhlskey, was sent on On lo
! w Wi liam Palmer! Palmer was handed sixty
days on the charge. Of 4, trespassslngl n 'l
asJS onn eo W!a aoldre eI''Sg Feat Eliza 10
max q whole lot, and was compelled 70
luy s5 into the CATERS, 4, ~ !,
Charles eolpssedit IL, h' hostelpy fo1
| LOT OF milk froiv oples' q oolWays.
And Iie1ry Johnson paid W 90 30 for be.
Slspsasr!y aosa XII End giSen 9'nn M,
.othcr chance gto5 Join tho tempsranre
gh hundred p ,sG e1a If TIspegssa
for having ailesntsea aos 4'e'1 saSee
L A rsaa % p on ths B setfa of Wataroo
4. Rurnett's Extract Of Vanlll
Prepared from sci ected y hll'1la 'oee''1's
Y tnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Al. PREPARING FOR
THE INAUGURAL IN |||Il. "TRIP R! Z
Governor Montague to Ride at
Head Of Virginia Column,
Military and Staff Going,

4 arrangements are rapidly being c0mIpleteai
soma | stan and tho Virginia ltary TO
washington on the occasion OF the inaugurast,,
III ali probability present a striking picture ~
Governor Montague. with his staff, viii ride
at tho head Of tho Virginia column, and tho
Richmond Light Infantry Blues VIII act as
'Irha gseventy-fIrst Virginia Regiment, Colonel
J,temlns IN Command VIII be In the parade.
aud d d portion Of the Seventeen Regiment VII
The party vii leave here BY t, saa Rehmesad
III day morning. Quarterinaster- General Col
one Barton GrHndy, y nov busy ARRANGING
'p Tha folIowIng monitors ef Sthe doyernors
ina mako the trn; colonelg sJohn s.. HarWoods
chef Of STAFF Robert E leo Sp cmlel e o.
generni,. SOL cntchins, ao,nmissary
general "a I.ape M, rspect Or general rifle
co; larry H. Iaaker. chief OF rtllery;$S
~ N ~ itnkerson. chief az engineers; Mann 8
Valentine salde-ds;canp; Henry ~, lewss
"a. Lane Stern. inspect or gsn u! n 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
a Pointed Reply.

Under date }of February 25tli the Mayor
received the following brief but pointed
reply from tho head of the police de-
i1x,rtment In the national capital:
1sf.rrhe posters to which35you refer. were
covered up By my order. The police were
Instructed toibrlng the parties RESPONSE
bic TO court they were not bliterated
forthwith 5Si,. Re Ell Il 6 N
The action n OF Mayor Nc Carthy was
followed: Immediately on the same. line
Nv the washington authorities, the COM
Ipany having gone I o that city from here !;
80 that the Richmond executives idea
was not borrowed, hut he "set the pace
for the officials In one Of the greatest
amusement centers In the country. Mayor
McCarthys action has been widely COM
5mcnded by the press, not only OF Virginia.,
but Of other States u, 4. IA ltss
55,,. Warmly Commended.
D The Roanoke Times devoted more than
q col ann to commencing him cditorlally.
and the Plttsburg, Pa Observer. Q 4 nc %
2r,la ~ 10th contains tho following 4 edi-
3torial on the subject: iy7 iass 4|
<. mayor Nc Carthy,o q Richmond, "a,
has given5an example which mi nj proliti-,
ably be followed by the Mayors OF other
cities, especially those of Pittsburg and
Allegheny. Posters with Indecent pictures
on then1,5 announcing a coming theatrical
performance, had been extensively pasted
I'm IN the Virginia city. TIcsnotified both
4 the theatre people and those who had put
5up the posters that, Gunlcsssthe latter were
covered over or obliterated in some way
before nightfall, he would have them all
arrested next morning. The immodest
4 posters quickly Disappeared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
QUARANTINE: |.
ARE ESTABLISHED |. D.
Governor ssues Order Provic
ing for Protection Of Cattle.
Effective T o-rnorr oW.

Ny mo /, ,as,,cd mo-
$clamal lon establishing cattle quarantine q
lines Tor The State, and prohibiting tho
y i, AZ, ~ II, ~ fron, N IA
So
indicated, except Tor ilnmeflla III
ter, ana providing for the iisolat Lion q y
:, i, 50 h, \ ,yhcn wat ~ i1 md FED
,rha MA a. : hncon1es tfectiye i TO- nor
M thcBlines arc al. follows; a
q !. X ~ - f,,e be-
y war, Tirri,,fa Snni North Carolina a All
4 nninti cn,n c1n i,ir with boundary line be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

days, neither ofSwhich amounted to any
thing The first was on Everett Street,
and was put under control before tho
department was summoned. The second
was at the Passenger and Power Com
pany's building at u Seventh and Perry
Streets, caused by the burning of pole
at that. point and the third was on
Eighth Street, near Hull q
s8i Il Mrs. w. L. Blankenship, who has been
iii for some time, is reported as better,
{ Mr.. Ben T. 3 Owen has been appointed
district deputy grand master OF the
Grand Lodge Of Virginia for the Six
}tccnth District
& Tho funeral OF the infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Waymack Will DO
from the homo at 10 o'clock this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

lied ~ BY tie5 necessity for realizing On on
completed Hportlons or the road Z, II \. 4,
One Interesting statement hthe er a. VIZ q,
tie iScompcfis;ltion promised Mr. Barr
during ills tern Of service with the Sea, !,
board 1t tho time ho came Ito the g r I1
,liatnsSSls SOW Ind Middendorfi s. COM
puiiY. 3l Mr. Williams says they felt that
Mr.. Barr's selection MS vlce-plesidenltsa na
gencrn1s manager was an experllm,,etnt !, any,
came to them well recon-.
two firms did not feel that
they were Justified In allowing the rail-
way to stand the cost Of suchian. expert z, :.
lnent, so they paid this money personally
thelllSel yes. Sfhb4 ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
ST .ofo Sac + eaf Tobacco.

Wen ther conditions are In every wa Y favor.
able for heavy breaks Of loose leaf tobacco 9,
rho mir is bnly enough. and there Is su lanf
IN perfect handling order. The farmers ars
anxious market the Wssd ana ,he f S@yeIs
There ia hut one drawback. and that is tho
her 1if condition Of the muddy and apparent.
$iy botton,css ronds. But virginia !. "a rn nI''
have been used Ito these things Tor 80 ons
tiley have ceased TO mind them }i .
AZ gooly& number of wagons came ~ ~ a :
night and very many more are on INC roau G
every. sd 10 day this week. First sale to-day e;
nj Shockoe, second Mt Crcnshaw,,s. third nj
Shelburne' .. and fourth at Stonewali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
4 GETS 4 ,} FIVE Y EARS.
Jury Sends Della Haynes Over
the Hilton Bribery Charge. VI

Fl In tho fIustings Court yesterday pelin
Hnynes, tho negro woman arrested on
tha, charge Of abduction some time ago,
Vas given Ave years g., the Pehlten,1 arys
. IN. and Melton to drop the case
T f'E woman s counsel, a M essrs, George
d, Wise. a. Pollock and sll3 ~, Rosc ti,
. gro proh ind tint. Il 4 policeman IS neither Y
iegisiatIye, !. executive or judiciary, officer,
and therefore does, net come WI hin z, tile
meaning or he law on the + s Y ,tt
argued to-morrow before Judge Witt,
The Haynes woman and Nora ~ ~
and George Wilkinson will be&trled / on
March 18TH on the charge OF abduction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Argue Case Tomorrow.

The case of Watkins VS.. Robertson,
which has been on trial in the Chancery
Court for several days, Is, nearing It's
closing stages. The taking of the testi-i
mony was completed yesterday, and the
instructions will be8argued to-day On
tomorrow, the case will be argued on
Its merits before the jury. AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
REBUILD ROCKLANDSl
Mr.. Thomas Atkinson to Erect
Elegant Residence in Orange.

{,8It is learned from nm excellent source
M Gordonsyille that, Mr.. Thomas Al kin.
son. Of Richmond will at once n.t, ,l
county, recently completely DESTROYED by
fire. a4 Iii 6 9 ). /, ~ . ~, ~. "
or tho tlne supply of water gotten IRON
IT is said that the new residence VIII
5be'one OF the handsomest In he county
which is noted for It's beautiful country
4 MI. Atkinson has completed negotia-
tons for LEASING "Frascate' Us for the uso
Of his family until the new 'Rocklands"
has been completed, {ss 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Wholesale Produce Market.

The produce market opened in the wholesale
territory rather dull yesterday. Receipts of all
kinds OF produce were very light and the de.
mand was off. As a result there was very
little doing on Cary Street.
Eggs are not 50 scarce as they We're, and
the Wholesale price yesterday was % to 70
cents & Poultry continues Very scarce and
prices nre staying up, way up.
Because Of limited demand, Florida and
South Georgia fruits and vegetables have SHE'D
OF from the Richmond market, and but few
showed up yesterday. VS. f tE Gs
The outlook lis hard 10 determine, all de-
ponds on the uncertain weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
.35 TWO NEW CHARTERS.
Darville and Pocahontas Con-
}s y q rns Are incorporated.

a The state Corporation Commission has grant
cd the following churtcrs:: Z,
,R.aC Woodlng, president: u. q schoolfieid
u loand, sse re!! s a ,Go
pocahontas Graham, and Tazewell. Electric ,etrl
Belt Line, I'ocahontas j. -. browning pres
lident: william Leckic vicn-prcsdent;. J WI;
sexton, secretary I'ocahontns, Gapit lai
stock. 500, 00OS Object. to construct an electric
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
MAGNATEs TO MEET.
Twin City league to Amend
5.8s Their Constitution.

& a meeting OF the Twin City League has been
called ut the Manhattan Club Tonight for the
purpose OF acting on a proposed amendment
TO the constitution 4istS ils
IT hns been definitely decided thnt the
Montreal team OF the Eastern League VIII
not bc transferred to this city this season,
AMI that thereSwill he no State y League here
this year, SO that Twin CITY, ball NIL have
tho call. with nothing but flrst-class ba u.
( Members OF the Manchester team are re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Goo,l tI,,7[ e Coming,

4. ,The Birds. Club, a Bohemian Eorganiz7ia,-
ton with hcadquarter ut 4 Cnmpbell.s
Hotel, is arranging for the annual.pa N.
quet, which will be given on II. nignt
r r. Mn rcl 14th.E The Busyji1zzy Company
will be herc that week, Several mem,
bers Of tho company are men, bers 9 I
the club and will heHon hand to engage
nRtlle Festivities OF the oc casio M 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
NEARING the Century Mark,

u The niuetleth8 birthday3of Mrs: Sarah curria
M Might s Mrs. cursic ia q native Of scotland.
but Inns lived this city Tor many years.
a. wnntyseiEhth Eahd Grace Streets. Mrs.
currie is "a charming lady, and has hundreds
Of friends who Will be happy to congratulate
her on her birthday. 9l5:3a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
The Lady Maccabees.

Tho joint class. Initiation 8of the Lady
NIaccabees of Richmond will not be held
Thursday. March 2. mt Masonic Temple
on account Of Mrs, Lillian M. IIol llstern
supreme commanders. being unable to
reach the city ON the above date. #
G Richmond Hive will hold 4thcirs class
Initiation Tuesday, March 7, S4P. Nj at
Murphy's Hall. 2s,s u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Mr.. Wilson Out.

,Pabst branch sin# this city. and we'll
known now 4 local comedian. who has been
confined to bisBhome for the last four
weeks, is convalescing, and IS q bic 80
be ut his post of duty again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
4 Even y M oneyy on the latch.

There Is considerable Interest here in
the outcome or tho match In San Fran
cisco Tonight n between Corbett and \
Britt. The betting here Is even money Is
as 1T is understood that neither man 9
has n einch. The result OF the match
will be. given out by lim Raccigal upo It
Antony'H8 5E g4 IS tF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Academy, Of Medicine,

a regular meeting Of he Rlchnlon1!dl
Academy of Medicine and Surgery, Viii
.be held this evening ut $3.50 q clock, q = t
Inc IN II, AZ Building Third and Main
Streets. The subject Will be Gauses,
symptoms and Diagnosis Of Moritblle
Iiidney.n &
will be read by Or. S. Macl,ea 3sa Is
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY Z.
Take laxativ I'rompq Qunine !, 'f q
All ldrlIsgists refund the money IT IT falls
to cure. II y. w 4. Groves signature is on
each box. 26c.-adYs NJ y: ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

4, Rurnett's Extract of Vanilla.
Prepared from selected x vanilla & Leans
warrant cd -, AdY, e N, p a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

Sergeant Thomas held up The docKct
n few moments In order to relate his
thrilline escape from horde Of dusky
rndskins in tho war under General Gus