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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11

every person charged with crime is pre-
Esunled 10 be innocent until MS guilt IS
established beyond q reasonable. doubt.
and this presumption of Innocence goes
with tho accused throughout the entire
case and applies at every stageathereof
until &reinoH by the evidence beyond Il
Srca somble. doubt; therefore, the jury
I upor. the lwhole'ictise, ar upon any ma
tcriai fact esstntttl to the establishment
Gof tho guilt OF The accused entertai,,
~ reasonable doubt Of his guilt. It Is
y their duty$to ilnd the prisoner}not guilty.
4E38{ % The Court instructs the Jury that
4 tho guilt of the accused 4 Is not Ito be
Inferred because tho facts proven are
consistent With his guilt. but they must
Lc Inconsistent withghis innocence
Il (S) The Court instructs the jury
~ Thatsin the application OF circllln-
stantial evidence to the determination
aof a case. the utmost caution and vigil
lance should be used. y
fl (2p: That II Is always Insufficient, where.
Il assuming NIL 10 be true which the cvl-
%dence tends to prove, some other hypo !
thesis may still be true: for It is the
/, actual excluslon}of every other hypothe-
, sis which Invests mere circumstances
A with the force of5tyuth; 3t
}6s @, That where the evidence leaves ii
4 indifferent which of several hypothesis
As true. Or establishes only some finite
4 probability IN favor OF one hypothesis
such evidence cannot amount to how
ever great the probability may be.
3&i "a The Court instructs the jury that
an discriminating admission by one ac-
cused Of crime. in order to be treuted
ms a confession Of that crime and justlf,.
a conviction must be an admission by
the accused that he is guilty OF tho
precise crime charged. and II they be,
9iieYed from the evidence in this case
that q number OF houses, including the
y smoke house, on the farm Of John S.
z Forbes. We're set on lire and burned al or
Il about the same hour on the night OF the
I'D day Of March, 1864; md, THAT t!,.
prisoner, Woodbridge. made admissions
Fl OF confessions which connect lin with
Il sitell burning either alone Or MS a guilty
4 participant with others In The crime.
,acigit IS not necessary hat said Wool,
bridge shonId have speeihcal rs confessed
To the burning OF the smoke house men
Il toned In tho Indictment in order tv
u Justify conviction. bur II lie used words
from Wllic:. The jury may reasoGabls
DRAW the conclusion that lie com5,ktel
tlle crime Of burning these houses, or
Aipu9licipated IN II, this Is sufficient. ill.,
however, there be any reasonable doubt
~ the meaning of the prisoners words
z lAo ought not 10 DO convicted ON sucll
admissions alone
I'D In order 10 warrant 4 conviction
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Of crime Il, Oh cirrulnstnntia ;$,i evllei1ce,
cyerS. fact Or circums tance 4 upon, which
conviction depends must Il be proved by
competent evidence beyond d. reasonable
doubt, and the tinie,jp place, means, ops
portunity, motive and conduct or sucll
Of II u ese afncts as may lie proved tn
other facts IL any, must NIL CONCUR IN
pointing out the accused Abeyondfa rea--S
sonnble doubt MS the guilty agent, and
if there should be II reasonable doubt on.
the minds Of the jury as to the guilt Of
the prisoner. Woo dgc " islng from "a
consideration or all tile evidence In this
case, then they must ncquit him.
(6t' The court instructs the jury that a
reasonable doubt isS such {, substantial
doubt arising from the evi dence, #or from
4, lack ;5of evidence, such Us an honest
sensible ana fair-minded imam " might
with reason entertain, consistent with a.
conscientious desire on his part to as
certain the truth but Ia mere Whirn,S a.
vague con- lecture. a whimsical or w cue
tdoubt, a acaptious doubt aSor7 1nisgi wing.
arising from the absence Of ma thematical
certainty In demonstrate bon of Y tho Z pI1-s
soners guilt, or arising from a gmercltul
5dispositioii oflliindlyf feeling towards htn1,R
orr from syinpatll for fhinl&nnS his family
is not Ii reasonable doubt; if2 he evidence
produces upon heir minds n g n Il abiding
urCt ECOnSclen Siic II
soner's guilt then they ire & con yinccd
beyond q reasonable doubts Bis 85s vi
~ If 8the jury believe from the evi-tt
dcnce that any part of the smoke house
mentioned in the abandonment Twas burned,
3theni5this fact is sufficient to establish
tic & burning, even though the whole
building was not consume N .'I tss
5 Isl The court has endoayoretl y o 4 cX-3
cludc ali mere expressions of opinion as
to the guilt Or innocence Of the prisoner
but II any expressions Of that character
escaped tho attention of the court, then
thu court now nstructs the jury that cY-
'pressonsi OF opinions by witnesses should
not be considered by them as "a part OF
! tho evidence in this case. and that no
ex pressions OF opinion detrimental 70 the the
Scharac ter or the accused about this or
other ma tiers can lie considered by them
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j 3 News I,I:s,;g's;5 Is Them.

" The reported dacy Of Messrs.S Stis
H RUSSELL and Edgar a Ian 9 Is = %; D.
MAJ tinri1 ~ collect orr Of internal revenue
for tho second District, Is sonlcWf Int Bur- ~
fprising to those gent lemell nsso IS ~
the fact on with vi chk hey were poll iti-
4Fcaliy 4 allied 81 They were he lead (. t't
tho faction which nominated Mr.. q ian Ia !
for Congress. and against whom ON ! he Ircat
faction was arraycd. NJ canwl,le IA ,fl 4
tain Asa Rogers and his friends are well vel
pleas With tho aspect fors his fils 81 ~
or rather cont lon IN Of
lice, HE bonded term expires = an li,l
26th, but since his recc1,t trip % y asltT
$ington, the ain and Ills frle
confident Of his etenti on ~ ~ his 3 4 vers
desirable office.i b 5 III;
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Jefferson Club Officers,

az Inc annual meeting OF the jefferson
club. held at their club rooms last night,
The following officers @trn elected
]. ), Marengei president; is9ac ThalhI-
lncr yife-prGsldrnt; Iiaac III la, Score
.iaryi !. u Blqomhers treasurer; GSoti-
MAJ, I Bayis Inanagers Board Of doyer-
j. Levy Martin Eichel, Charles e.
Siratls. Barney Bowman, Nj t.. Bins
winger, ~: l,Hessherg, J. j, Strauss and
~ ", ,Wailersteplt librarian Ialnc llut@-
ilcl.a TRUSTEES. Juiius atfisUA, II. kllegei-
3llelmel4i,nd lslael& stern library Com.
n9ltiee, Leon Wnllersteln, II S. Bh,swailA
5ger and NJ J. Stralis,
j niieIyah's %. che, officers showpd lie con.
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REDUCED u RATES TO oouTIE RN,
POINTS VIA sEARo ARD. AIR
w ifter, Y q AIl5NjA &

Raleigh. g 4 and return I, account
Ssoeiation. Tickets sold January 9th tn
sl2tll, Incluslye.l n,itsd to return by Jan-
guary IL, 1906. The Seaboard 3ls much the
fastest md most convenient ID rout 70,
sKalelgh, having tie only q rect line from
this section.
count at interstate Sugar Gane Growers
Association. The seaboarti VIII sell on
january 23d and 2ith. round trip tickets
Richmond to Montgomery at rate of
Ss2l.op, limited II return by Janualy Both:
The seaboard has an pxceptl pnally go'd
schedule Ia M0ntgomerys Via "A tInnta 81
Z For further Information IN regard to
above cheap rates, GAL OF write to ad Y
dress below, and any inforlna Ion VIII be
icheerfullS furnished
IA q 81 LIZA RID, AZ. laAf EtGYllit
H Dist Pass Agt. City Ticket AL,
# Phone tOh $40 lsas aiii3 9 treet
The seabcnrd "A NJ .illeR hos The shortest
line from, Rich 10 81 by forty
five miles TWO ast Il rains very day
With Pullina IL sleepir.E cars; running sold
sWlthout ehsnga &, rldst ssii Is 81
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JAPS ON sT|LLAuN1
FOR BALTIC. FLEET
(Contlnucd 3 from First Page. J I'a,7

soldiers arc dAscont ented, tisfaction
beginning witt the series OF retreats af-! y
ter the buttle Of Telssu tYtlfangow) and
the withdrawal from Liao- Yang, when, it$
was believed at was possible to hold that
place. THE climax came wi TIL the Rus
sian defea at tbs, battle, Of Shakhe River
Following iKuropatkn's strongly worded
order directing tho forward movement,
dated october "a. This defeat brought
a storm Of criticism upon the commanders
.in-chlef and resulted ! in discord among
the officers, 9, ES N 4;
Long inaction, tho information alleged,
IS undermining tho morals Of The II US IS
sian army. 1t is pointed out that res
cent iskirmishes and outpost brushes indi--3i
cato that the Russian soldiers are be-
coming dlshcnrtened, as they do not
show theil, former fighting spirit or quail,
tiles. " 4 n a 5 # N 81 5tgs3E
y Tho siege guns to be sent to- Manchur1af
from Port Arthur will probably be placed
in advanced positions for the purpose OF.
enabling tile Japanese to shell far INTO ito
tho Russian lines. III ii E, IA IL sg ~ IN
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Will ct ckle'' Law Now,
deGorat tons

z Among the young lawyers who passed
Court Saturday Is Mr., j. Branch John
son, n widely known foot bal player, who.
forytwo years has been u,stur tackle on
the University foot ball team. Mr.. ohm
defense 81 an opposing tackle ut tho bar
ana make a hdnWn for his {olent, He
is Il Norfolk hoy ana Is n fine student, MS
we'll as nm athlete "a l9{s q 3ff
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WILL REPORT TREATY
WITHOUT AMENDMENT.

e tFronl Our Regular Correspondent e
NSASH1SGTON, y, g., January TO-,
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rcln-
tiorts viii meet Tomorrow and report
without amendment The .Angl0-Amerlcan
arbitrat ton treaty The committee had
decided 10 80 amend the treaty as 10
make II absolutely rcaf that foreign
holders OF bonds repndiated by Southern
States could not have tlicir claims re-
Hferred to The Hague tribunal AN amend
4menttu this effect WAS tentatively adopt
ed, The, President Was Informed OF ihn
action OF the committee nnd protested,
saNng that any agreement would ncccs-
state 4 similar amendment being added
by ENGLAND and thai The delay might
prevent the ratification of the treaty at
This session,
II Is expected thai the committee viii
report the treaty to-morrnw Without
amendment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
THE. NORTHERN NECK
ZINE to- BE BUILT.

81 The building Of tho Richmond and
SChcsapeak eB Bay Railway from this city,
VIII Ashland, to tile Potomac and Chesn-
ipeakc Bay Is now prac teal " assured
Tho only obstacle to the project was the
question in The minds Of the Corporation
Commission whether the statute forbid
ding the sparalleling OF Il the u Richmond
5Frederlcksburg and Potomac ~ Railway.
would bar the.building OF the prospective
line. This question has just been sub
United to the Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia for all opinion that would fin
ally remove all doubt on this point. III 4
Yesterday the application fora charter
Eror5fthe company was submitted to the
court practically. without argument FUR
5ther thanathe 6app!ica ton OF the proposed
corpora tors The Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railway interposcd no
objection, though ! is attorneys examined
the proposed charter. ga ttorney-G General
William a.. Anderson. Instead of making
ali argument against the granting of the
charter. expressed y the hope that the
court might be$ablc to grant the charter
asked fors.withoyt detliment to the in-
lterests of others, b Ileq expressed the be-
lief that the best Interests of the State
and tho development offa now inaccss
bic section might be best subservcd by
the building OF the proposed line, The
Attorney General entered no objection
on the part OF the State. bvt submitted
tho case. n 53S
The small figure at which the maxi
mum capital stock Is placed does not
signify anything. 1t is fixed in order,
tllat the company may not haze 10 pay
taxes on a large sum until the money IS
actually Invested III tiles construction and
equipment Of thciline, The stock can and
will be Increased as soon as the corpo-j
Tators are ready TO begin construction
Mr. Frank i. Could IL the principal capt.
taiist engaged In The enterprise. 5,5
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B. Mrg. Mary I 3. SWitzer:.S

Special "a The Times. d. patch.
ST. Jou1s, q NJ o. All. 10 lnerai Ese r
vices over tha remains OF NJ rs IS Mary !. &
,Swtzer (nee Jennings I, Of 81 Louis, Wfo
was born Ii, owhn tan IA ounty a. 3 1ns
T'ebruary and died yestsrday q !
her son ed wa I'd hIontagu SWi tier. ~ lloriI
she was visiting, WILL be held o q r.
morning n at tho residence or her niece,
Nirs.@J. b. Lucas, Dr., Greg paator
tof tho Wnshing ton and. COMPTON
Mrs. sWItxer was q daug liter Sof 1 Colonel !.
James, Jennings, wi whom she came ! -
Missouri from Yirgl 1888 81 I. lsii
an became tho wife Sof Al q, Swi tier r..
s liz t,;nsE prominent ci,urcl, work She
Is suryiyed by four children
SUI Ter. #C hicAEo Charles McLatcnf Swit-
zer, New York bert Jcnnings s%itzsr,
Denver: q Iss E,ugcnia witzar, 81. 81 lOnis.
One & sister, Mrs. Charles cIaren. Gt
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TO !. FORCE d c |: !. EIGHT i 4
At NEXT SESSION.
%(Continued tronH8First rug 1g333 n

4
same materials and absolutely firelporoof.
The new Richmond is a hotel built to
meet modern demands Gand requirements
of the better class OF patronage ana has,
4 received " abundant eviden ces b Of u d prc.
$cinton, not%iil the lcommendatior OF pa
irons iilonc,, sblT y In v stcndil growing
gputronag &c, as result or which the pros
apectiYe enlargen1entsis ~ ,lecessit rather
than aIYenture.3S KIN
The cut 7sho WIN herewith 6 ives an q
Hn1irablc idea oftJnst what the; completed
hosiery will boz Under the new plan the
7 main entrance Will be- between the two
wings fronting on Ninth Street, with
an ornate portico entrance. This Gil y
trance court Will be forty feet wide and
will run backward u distance OF eighty
: feet clear of the Office proper, where the
clerks desk, cashiers rail md other exc.
cutive offices Will be located Running
through from tho Grace Street front and
back to the main lobby VII I'D tile re-
sceptlon room, merging Into lobby and
making. one great lobby running through
the structure from ono street tossthe.
other ut right angles. These two Hobbies
combined will have an area OF COO square
yards the largest in this State, and
probably in tho South. The main lobby
$will have a gallery running around in
circular form and ifoverlooling tho floor.
below. The ceiling. viii be an immense
glass dome. making the lobby liglitun
spacious, with anlplc cubic air space and
fine ventilation,s Around this lnezzannine
gallery Or. promenade overlooking tho;
8lnain lobby VIII bef palms and tropical
foliage or various kinds. y ~ L. 81 3S 81 n. nj
# Tho eleva tor will be removed from it's
present Locations and they Cor there will
be seycraD as well as the stairWays will
ascend from q. point ncar5 the office in
tho rear OF the now wing. The south,
east corner, now known as the Dutch
room will he 3vx42 feet, Tho dining
room Is COKE feet in Dimensions. The
{ spacious and elegant parlors will b he on
atho second floor overlooking SsSS Ninth
Street. An assembly y hall u 60xllG b feet,
will DO n feature OF tic clry, al ford 4
ing n meeting hal / for large I, dies. & Be
sides This, there Will DO q banq hal
00xi2 feet in dimensions OH XII
N In tho basement Il ia tllskclle be
conducted This room viii be Gox42 feet
Every Modern Equipment.
a suite Of luxurious rooms will be pro-
vided for tho ioctupnncy of distinguished
visitors 10 the city who ma desire Inc
4 elegance and 2convcniellces sa orded py
such apartments. 81 352 81 4 . issi : (
The Richmond Will make special provl-
sion for the travelling statesmen desiring
ample sample rooms, Forty al'ge sample
rooms each with an uicoyc tbcd room and
bath Will 10 provided, So that lie drum
mcrs may llaVo ample Y age Ip mo da IONS
and every comfort T rca soinbl e \ IN tea,
Everytroom In the hotel will lie an our.
side room, ana even the bat b. room WI y
have windows p1lt VA rd slstl ls
mt ~
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Virgiiniian Appointed
Tsy7 ASNoglAted I'Fafs.J h

81 WASH ~ iTcR. IL. 90 Jan. IO.-5secf}
5tstary Shaw, With the. lnpr0ya snih me
5efs To Test and examine i 'gslE ami
sfineness OF the coins RESERVED 20 lle SEN
,lbl mits l,,pig q lotisi
lfraaeis ii, saiIhs lJnt s,srstts of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
Baker YARNS u 3 Things.

n julius Zwansln ba ker rn SIS.
was yesterday required TO- q " bono I i,1
Flo was before Squire T eW charged
with being drunk and dlsorderly q q his
homo. n File was unabl Ia to got ~ ponds-s
county lail. t 5lSffss t&
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'ADAIMS'PLEA'D!SI1'.F|0R:.N.
PURITY | | 1Y10 D d
Democrat Y. sister It'
$day dis Governor ofS Colofalo
I. :. ~, 4 ~ ~ NJ. X
4 3sGAftcr5a8 Long Struggle, i8
Ilbx Asso tetl 1,ress ) l.8Il N

II .ll BY AEsOcIH
t5NVIJEs, CO III, january 10. Standing
beneath thc drapcd folds Sof 10 inert y
cas- nag while walls nhout him. nd
Tho floor beneath l,ini9 tremblcd III re- y.
Spouse to cutnonBl That AZ, salute In
Ills honor, n Alvtl INNS was to-day y III
as of Co oratlo az 81
OATH III ofllcc IS as ndhiiniste red by g lef
Justice t;ubbcit.F At the SD espf g ov-i
.crnor Adams stood the athletic form Of
retiring Governor, aines sIE eabod .s " l1oi
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Kaiser Honors Fighting Chief
~ =, Z - 4 - b . ~ ~ . D
nv Associated Press.

u BERI.I N, January ---Emperor5$N lillian
has conferred on General Stocssel and
General Nogi the Il order of E3our lc
MerltonSin recognition of the bravery Of
themselves and their troops at Port Ar y:
thur. His Majesty llas asked the Rus
sian and Japanese l9mperors 5to#authorlAsee
Generals stoessel and Nogi to ACCEPT the
decorations. .t
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Railway; Club Is Meet.

rho Richmond allWayf Club vi hold
Its acknowledgements "a TT he RI chmondSto.
morrow night, M alters Of great u er Isl,
10 members of this fast gro
arc expected to be considered 4 and DIS
fESed .Iys sfit3 6ss 81
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Fl D ] D. !.
.AFTERNB u 1. ..!|.l.!l |: )
Was President Of General aSyno'dt1i
Of Lutheran Church, II 4
America IN w n IA
NV Associatedi Pfbsg.)

M VI (13y Assoc ID ted Pros 9.
tyr., Y s B Tire d Jan, q Iii Rev.
Dr. Edmund u 4. Wolf, president ssof the ne
General Synod sof the foran8 Church. 81
4America, died to-day home ere |.
atleHtheoioglutlS ahd seccl esinstical write
He declined THO Y presidency OF Roanoke &c
Sftnliekn Iii ID 81 49,
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Tohln n Palmer.

NJ s 4 tspoeal to THE Tines Dispatch.)
}8 Al.flNi. VA., lam. 10. IN ~. y ohm H.
Palmer died 4bcra tn-tsay afterSn 3hrlef
illness. He served for q number II q, years
iofs his death WAS clerk Of the CA e'oll
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George, Groolne,

Special g !, Y, 9 y. pspatGTl 81
MI. George afoome dropped dead q few
;iiys ago at Ills homo IN M heWs county;
I'D was IN his nnaty-lhirt Xnai5aila sta ~
frst death 4 in hts family. His widow,
three sons and three laugl survive
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Mrs AM. E Farrar..

RS M. ~ T,arrnl'. " lido W OF Dr.
liam II. Fnrra,.,, died 1T her resid ence,
N o.. BIOL East E.road Street; i III O'clock
yes erdnyg ornlng. 8 S.;g q 4
THE funeral Twill take place 'front.' the
residence this afternoon Ia three Q, clock
and &the lntcr,,,cnt NIL be ma de- Ii Oak
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Mrs. M T.. Booth.

ss$ N Stff. yA.s jan. 1o,--NIrs. Mary
Ellen iI1A Booth wife Of Mr. william Booth,
tdiedlthls morning aged 81 years, She l 1,
survived Ly5 lfer HUSBAND and seven clll-
gdren. rw0 OF the children, 4 M u.s. 9. a.
Maui and Miss Phoebe Booth reside ~
Norfolk. and tho others IN this city and ana
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Mrs. Lena TullouLs,

tspecial to Tho Times pispat oh) q & ~
FL I4EEsB I2C. y, Ian: 1O, --MIs Lena:
sTullous. wlfeSof Dr, tru ious,ss Of III
{ket, Va died suddenly Mt her home Mon
s SIM son. Of Aide This county. and IS
survived by lier husband, several chill
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Ill. IS lie was s6s years old and leay cs-
ri fc, two daughters and ono soli. Il f
George w I. Hackett. I,533

(spcclal TO ThaB lines. Dlspalch. ,
ri InI2 EIo ElRICKSB JRG, Az, "A ] ..-
Mr. q Gorge Nv. lIncke |, @. romtnen citi-
zen LISA county lied a rev q, ys1ag 9
at the age OIL seventy ight years. fie 4 "
survived by his widow, one daugiitte ter ni ~
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II N 8 w,s$t haEti. IA a to be Y, p and
Sdoi,1d' III arid Sci ~ hat - T{ar re
str la1.3pt II ces. 81 sS
&5 Before stock ia King ;yYe w wa r u
~ Oh to- ke tile sto 9 X B.
TIL rel Is ia OF q Gun q me u al
$Rfshti1 ol1d VIII 9! ear s. ffo RI Ato.
$500 ana S1 g, OOsSuits ats$o.75;
&22.OOto $18.OO5Suit $12.6Ol
E$3O.OOsto $2B tOOIS uitsSa t, IS 17s75'
IT'S Overcoats, sam g Nv q y. e ;SF ti5 4
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iy'Thnr-nr &C "A a CurtiS. s3s3l

(SrtCinl TO Tlin Time Dspntcl
TR ED DRI CkSBURGf III .,si IN. d 10. 81.
Mr. r fO,as a. Cnrti q f0rH1e s q tlzen
Of Tredericlsburg and at Olle5 Inc COL ,r4s
lcctor Of city tux q led sycSt erdt y q 9
3hosn{ta Wa ES
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x Have a Wrestling Bout,
Is wrestl!ng bout wi II 10 given q sparks
l& RiaSlt,s Hull u. morr0W night az 9 ~.
THE boys who will con Lest are y lSld'
Marshall, ~ Bal tins ro. and George ieTs
scnnsidered the feat herRel III ~ ella pion
wrestler and boxer pf Ric billf,nd Ataa " &
Always lend for A IllA tsll
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Mrs. Ellen Rhea.

III 7 Especial Ito The Tn!es- ~ spntoh)
SNrARiON, VA, ~ an. O.--Tdrs. Ell en- Nv.
,Rhea, widow OF the lato J, p, Rhca.. died
morning Lost. q It e r ~ ~ gerilig
itho4 shelrey Cenetery. she was a!xt
years of age and an est iniabl eS Christian
Indy. NJ, 4.
James W. d shoffey nnd sister OF Judge
John r.. shetrey and Mrs. Yirglnia Shelf
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~ nnnial IN Thn rrI1n az. Dispatcll.,
Mrs. William q Clark. !

I971 Especial 70 The TlHes- DIspAt cl.l -
5gNIIJILIYOO Cd, A., tt33 a inry ~.
Tuesday at the ( home of her husband
near Boycc, after a. short Illness, leaving
six small children. one an infant Of ii few
hours. She Is survived by her husban q
thrifty farmer two sisters. Mrs. Russell
5Carper gand Miss Inmilto also b q
il,rot or Mr. AZ IIa1lil toll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
4, !, I, n , I 81, =. \ AK NilAf,I

X ;SitSsSi M january II, 1901
su,, rises ~ 40 2 Y,
s,i,, sels Morning. ~
Moon sets. 200 Even 2 :ol