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The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29

Capt. Geo. Aud returned Friday morn
ing from Minneapolis.
Soules & Butler of this city, have the
contract tor erecting three new school
buildings in the Medora district. The
contract price is S1337.
Have two good iron safes for sale or
trade; also top buggy. Young mare to
trade for saddle horse, at Currie's Second
f1ano store V 72o-2t
In speaking of the installation Of
officers in Frontier lodge last week the
name Of Henry J. Schultz, v. G., was
inadvertently omitted.
Someone from Elbowoods has sent us
81 0 n subscription and we would like to
know the name of the party insorder
that proper credit may betgiuen.s
The ladies' attention is called 10 the
special reduction offered On all Shirt
waists, silk, lawn, mohair and percale,"
during the clearance sale at .Crowl &
Co.'s. - 7.2o.tf.
Mrs. Ray entertained six tables at 200
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Conroy who leave the CITY.
early next week. The affair: was a very
pleasant one.
The Misses Shaw, who had been Wis.,
iting at the home Of their brother, Con-
ductor Oh. Shaw, inthis cltycoSntinued
their journey west the past week to
Anaconda, subsequently 70 60 on to to
Portland.
John W.. Goodall was in from the
north this week, accompanied by his
son Johnnie and Joe Mccoul. Johnnie
has left the railroad and returns to the
ranch with his father where he will re.
main until fall, when he expects to 20
away to school.
James Soules was in Billings county
several days, this week locating and
placing lumber for the. Medora school
houses which Soules and Butler are to
erect for the Medora district. /. c.
Newkirk and L::aR. Strang went up on
Thursday to look after th~etcarpenter
crews.
Warren P. Downing, one of the N. P.
iremen on this division, and Miss Birdie
Schmidt, were recently married in
Washington and are due to arrive on
one of the delayed trains from the west.
Both the groom and bride have many
friends in Dickinson who will be on
hand to extend congratulations.
C. A. Tear & Sons have the old Press
Office building on Cakes street and will
soon have it on the corneE opposite the
Mike Hanley house. The building is
"a feet high in the street and it has made
all sorts of trouble for the electric light
people. who have been cutting and
replacing wires every day this week.
LA. Simpson, assistant states attor.
ney, was in Medora on Monday, where
two tramps who had burglarized a
Northern Pacific car, were charged in
the third degree. They signifed de.
sire to plead guiltyeand on Wednesday
Judge Winchester, returning from the
Hot Springs, stopped off and gave them
a fpenitentiary sentence Of n year
each.
Engineer Christ G. Anders had three
toes amputated IN Thursday at the
lDickinson hnsnital as = result If an
accident at Medora the previous night
In attempting to board an eastbound
train Nj. Anders missed his footing
with the above result. The injured man
left on. Friday for Brainerd. He has
wife al Fargo. and had come here from
the Dakota division but recently to take
a work train.
The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29
vERslPpi ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. s.. D. Gregg were here
Sunday.
An enjoyable party was held at Mr..
Burdick,s Saturday evening.
ALI. Palmer has gone north for a few
days to work for Jim Wilson.
Mrs. Shurtluf and little daughter ar
rived last Friday from Wisconsin. 4
The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29
Card Of. Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors, who SO kindly aided us DUR
ing the. illness and death Of our little
one. ..;s #95 \
Mr.. aud MRS. Roy HENDERSON,.
The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29

There will be services at the M. E.
church both. morning and evening On
Sunday. the engagement for Saltwater
having been cancelled.
Miss Goldie Homer entertained a
party OF her friends Thursday evenisg.
The evening was spent with music and
games and refreshments were served.
An important contest was heardsin the
Dickinson land office this week in which
James !. Kortohris contested the right
of ]. G. Newkirk to a valuable quarter
section of land in the vicinity Of Black
butte. Mr.. Newkirk was represented
by ]. G. Saunders and the other party
byiL.A A. Simpson: Ii may be ss.e
days before the local office is able to
write up the testimony and render a
decision. owing TO the rush of work On
hand just now.
The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
postofice at Dickinson N. D.. for the month
ending July %, 1905:
Grifath. Mrs. Dell Kavamoto. M r =
Hanauf. Mrs. Edith Moors, ". III.
.Hurd, Miss Margaret 8cobie. Henry
Kirby, Mrs. VIII. Tnrell, Geo. 4.
Tucker, Mrs. George TTollefson. Knnta
Adams, Elmer Weum. Il. -. q
Boutin, Mr. Anne Fose. Olaf
Carroll. Richard, Vanasse. Geo.
Persons claiming the above will please say
''advertised' and give date Of this list.
J. C. THOMPSON. p. n.
The Dickinson press., 1905-07-29
Warning Notice.

All parties are hereby forbidden =
Craze stock Q ! cut hay on the railrssd
lands in Twp 1860 and any person W
Ilating this notice will be prosecuted =
the full extent OF the law
FRED WHITE, Agent.
7-22.tf CIR. McHUGH, Owner.
Judge Winchester registered in Dick
inson on Thursday but did not remain
long and the expected motion regarding
costs in the Schaffner case was not
reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SINCLAIR WAS
R|:|E|:|N'0|M|.I.N||||A||'T|E||:.D|:|..
State Chairman Ellyson Gives ives.
Wholesome 81
Talk.
]. i. TR ; |. ! FOR !: D HOUSE '
sA Big Crowd Attends ,tlE, the y Nom ION
mating Convention at
Pulaski.
]. II. TROLLlNGER FOR HOUSE
"a Big Crowd Attends the Nom

3 40 Z. p 4 3
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,) t15ss
PULASKI. VA, April f12.-state Sen;
ator Peyton r. Sinclair was renominatetdi
In the Fifth Senatorial Democratic Dis:
trict Convention here to-day, and re-
sposrded in a short speech. The meeting
was called to order by b. Lee Trinklee,
county chairman, OF Uythe county, and l
). Fl. McGavock, OF Wythe. was elected
temporary chairman. After recess
Garden Porterheld, of Giles county, was
elected permanent chairman.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, State chair hair
man, was present and being called on
for a speech, responded in ten min
utes' talk, which was full of good advice
and helpful to the party and which won 't'1
him more friends.
5 Immediately after the convention ad-
iourned J. Frank Wysor, county chair
man. called a mass meeting to nominate
a candidate for the House Of Delegates,
and James T. Trolingers was elected by
exclamation. Mr.. Trollnger Is very
popular man and will make a, good run.
/! The courthouse was packed and the
crowd was the largest ever here a
political meeting.
The chances for the Democrats are are
very bright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
JAIL PL[ASAN1
PLACE TO. live Il \ I.
Petersburg Prison Commended 4
BY Examining Com
lnittec.
"A FIREMAN DROPS OPS: DEAD AZ
The Ringing 81 Fire Bells IN
duly Excited Him in.
His Illness.
FIREMAN DROPS DEAD ] ! J

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
pETERsBURG. VA, April TINE
Petersburg Jail passed muster under the the
closest inspection Of committee ap-
,no,nt I'D nv the court. DR.. W. F. Dire Wry,.
Charles NJ. Bristow and Albert c. TIP TT
ton submitted a report to Judge Mullen 'lll'.
today, commencing the sanitary conlsd l-
ton ~ the building, and complmenting
the city sergeant. and his deputies on
thar management of the institution.
The report recommends number Of
important Improvements. among which which
are separate and properly equipped rooms n
for sick prisoners, and spectd y q parlineHt
for the accommodation Of the insane.
The committee also suggests the mainte-
nance Of a vegetable garden as means
of providing outdoor work for the pris-s
#oners. and emphasizes the Importance
I OF separating young prisoners from the
older and more hardened class OF crimi-
nails. III
THE r. p. A.
E The state Convention Of the Travellers
Protective Association will be called 70
! order Friday morning, in az f. Iiill camp
Hal, nv MI. II S. Beckwith, president
~ the local post. Mr.. A. D. Brockett, or
Alexandria, who is president of the con-
yention. will be the permanent presiding
on1cer. Two hundred and fifty guests
a re expect ed Mt the banquet Friday nlght,
when speeches will be made by Governor
Montague. Congressman Swanson, MT.
A.. C.. Braxton, Of Staunton, and other
prominent men, Many Of the I. Z. a.
men will be guests at a stag party on
the steamer Aurora, which will be given
Nv the James River Navigation Company
| Friday afternoon.
! tNilliam Grant, a we'll known member
of the fire department, dropped dead OF
heart disease at his home on Commerce
street last evening, He was suffering
with heart trouble, and went to me
door of his home to count the strokes OF
/, an alarm Of fire, then being sounuea, the
excitement Of which is supposed to have
been the immediate cause Of death, as he
| died a few minutes forwards.
Mr.. Grant. who was fifty-fye years old,
| had been a member OF, the fire department
| for thirteen years. Heiwas station keeper
at the Bank Street engine house
ANOTHER CASE.
Another case of small pox DEVELOPED to.
day, the patient being a&negro living on
Old Street The place was promptly
Rev. Gakichi Sasakura,l OF J apan, dellV-
cred n very interesting address on con.
I ditions In his country before the East
Hanover Preshytery this morning. i
Mr.. Robert Gillian went to Williams
burg to-day to attend q meeting Of the
state Hospital Board.
The condition of Captain George W
Pegram continues very serious. 81
"a number OF local alumni left to-daS
for the University OF Virginia to atten6
/ the installation of DR.. Alderman.
The Red Mems Trading Post continues
in fill swing. and is. attracting large
| crowds. EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
{ NORFOLK PREsBYTERY.
Old Soldier Given Light Sen
tence in Newport News.
fspecial to The Times Dispa tch.)


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 12.---The
twenty second semi annual meeting Of
the Norfolk .Prcsbytery began at the
Second Presbyterian Church here last
might. Twenty-three ministers and lay
delegates. representing the churches OF
Norfolk Portsmouth, Berkeley. this city.
Hampton, Williamsburg, the peninsula
counties. Eastern Shore and Northern
Neck. were In attendance. and q number
OF additional delegates arrived to-day.
Rev. Abner G. Hopkins, OF Hampton,
who was nominated at the last meeting,
was unanimously elected moderator.
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. "a. s. venable. OF Cape Charles
Sessions were held to-day at o'clock
a. NJ. 2:30 p. NJ and P. NJ. At 1880
O'clock luncheon was served ut the
church by the ladies'. Tonight special
home mission services we're held. and
foreign mission services will be held to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. ID
The Presbytery will remain in session
until Tomorrow night. and II necessary
until Friday afternoon.
sylvester a. Wood. the veteran from
the National Soldiers Home. charged
With selling lottery tickets, was fined s25
and given one day in jail In the Police
Court to- day. Justice brown said that he
was imposing the lightest, sentence pos
siblc on account OF the prisoners age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SING sKEE GOES HOME.
Judge Waddill Declined to Send
Him a Prisoner
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispateh.}

at Especial to The sTimes-Dispatcn.) - 4
NORFOLK, VA, April 12.--Slng Kee,s
a Chinese laundryman, sxty-eight years
old, who was some months ago arrested ed
by migration Inspector Morton for de-
portal ton, because OF his failure to pro-
duce papers OF residence under the Gary
exclusion act. but whom Judge Waddill.
on account of the Chinaman's age and
bad health, refused to send out OF the
country. has of6his own accord left Nor
folk and gone back to China to spend the
remainder OF his days * "a
Kee, after bidding his many Chinese
and American friends here farewell, de-
parted from Norfolk Monday for Van
co,lver. on the Canadian Pacific coast
where he will early next week take pas.
sage on a steamer direct for China.
Kee has lived in this country for thirty
years, and his reluctance TO return to
China was due to his belief thai all OF
his relatives and friends were dead. He
refused assistance and paid $3.50 for his
rassa ges out OF his small store, rather
than appeal TO the government to send
him back as a prisoner. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

where ii will be more convenient to them.
The matter lias been a gltated before, but
has always been dropped upon the de-
velopfnent OF opposition.
some time ago 1t was announced that
amceting would be held Of, the Saturday
before the first Sunday In April to cons
considerable debate 1t was decided TO
move the church by a vote Of 30 to 20.
However. only a, small per cent. OF the
1855 members OF the church were pres
eflt.
Those opposed TO moving the church are
now trying to have the question recon-
sidered. while those favoring 1t are say
Ing that 1t has already been decided.
Some 20 80 far as TO say that they will
continue to- hold their membership at
The old church. though a new one should
be built. Exactly what the result will
be lis not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
TO MOVE "A CHURCH.
Congregation Of Old Mount Mo
riah at Odds Over It.
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NopttdI 10 I11c = =
II AMHERST. VA. g pril 4 2.-'rherc Is con-
siderable stir in the neighborhood OF
Mount AIoriah Baptist Church In this
\ county, over the question of moving the
church. Mount Nforlah Church is. one
#or5the 'oldestRand largest churches OF the
county. II has been in existence for con-
gidcrably over an hundred years and dur
ing this time has been moved three times,
tThe present church building. which has
been standing for about fifty years is, IT is
( said. the third building upon the present llt
site.
At the present time n considerable num-
Der of the members Of the church live
some distance west OF the church and
these members are trying to- have the
church moved to some point between
Fancy Hill and sandidges, nearly, Two
miles from the present church building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Officer Shoots Assailant.

S5 Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
Fl COVINGTON. Va. April 1.-TWO ne
groes, one named Kelly, the other un-
Harry McGufin Tuesday night. and Kelly
was proba bly, fatally shot by ,McGufhn..
AS he, approached them they ~ m e.sed
them. and when he got near enough both
caught him BY the arms. Kelly drew
his razor and cut at M Guffin' neck !:
SMcGufIin's collar and tie were cut 70
pieces, but he himself was not hurt. NC;
Quinn caught his pistol in his left hang ana
and shot Kelly In 1.-THE breast, the pail
passing through his STOMACH and lodg-
i,'he man who was on cGufin.s left
side made his escape. Kelly has recently
served a term in the pententiary-5Si3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
a STIFF FIGHT.
Liquor Men Appeal to the Court
AGAINST Councils Decision.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
MANASSAS. VA, April Tine sa-
loon men Of Manassas are putting w q
hard fight to obtain liquor license from
the Circuit Court. The Town Council
has twice refused to recommend any Of
the applicants to the court, as IS re-
ouired by the charter OF the town, ana
the Circuit Court has refused to grant
the license without such recommendation at
The barkeepers now have in circula-
tion n number of petitions asking that
the Council recommend them favoralb1ly
to the court. They hope, by getting 9
majority OF the voters In the town to
sign the petition, that the Council may
be prevailed upon to give them the re-.
CURED Recommendation. Opposing petit
tions are also being circulated by menu.
bers of the Anti Saloon League.
Another meeting OF tho Council VIII
be called to consider the applications for
recommendations. and u favorably REQ
commended. Judge Nlcol will hold spe-5
cIal term OF court to consider the applyl-
cations for license.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Memorial Service by the Bar to
Lloyd T. Smith.
(Ry a ssociated Press

s5.HEATHsvILLE. VA. April 12.-.April
term Of Northumberland Circuit Court
noon memorial services were held In
honor OF the late Lloyd T. Smith. Near
" the entire bar q the Northern Meek T.
tributes were paid hrc. A poem on the
life Of Mr.. Smith, composed by Mr.. G.
c. Baker, "A. Montross; Was read BY
State Senator c. II. Walker: II winding
sups the exercises Judge T. r. B. Wright,
in a long speech, paid a glowing tribute
to the memory of his late friend. !.
Mr.. Smith was for many years one OF
section, and his place in the courts .2of
the Northern Neck has been greatly MISS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
ILETTER8To LEXINGTON II oTEL co.
NJ = an "a Richmond, Va.

Dear Sirs: When you can buy paint for
less than Devoe; don't; save your money.
Fl Mr. Aaron Higgins. Plalnfield, N J, a..
ways used 10 gallons OF paint for his
house; Dopoe took ]
Mr. Ezra Rathmell, Willliamsport, Fa,
always used IL; DCvoe took Q. VS.
4 Mr.. Burt Young. Girard, NJ, TAI always
used a gallonfor certain rooms; took half
as much DeYoe.
Mr. Nathaniel Barber. 4 Canton, N Y,
bought 12 Deyoo; used less than 9.
You canIalways buy paint for less than
Deyoe; don't; save your money,
The wearing counts tho same way and
doubles the difference,
Tho cost Of painting IS by tho gallon.
Weak paint costs most; rHOat gallons
Yours truly
II IL S57s II w pAYoE & GO i
Harris Hardware Co. sells cur paint,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SMYTH AHEAD.
Gives Out Contract for a Mag.
nihcent Courthouse.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

z 3ItYI Especial 10 TIC IImes-DIspftc1I
MARION, VA.,aa pril 1..-To-day marked
an event in he history Of Smyths county.
Three months ago the Board Of superv'-
,sors decided to8buid anew courthouse,
The contract was awarded to-day to j.
T. Stephenson, of Knoxville. Tenn, at the
sum OF forty-eight thousand five hundred
dollars, There were fifteen competiting
bids but Mr.. Stephenson was accepted.
THE work of removing The old build
Ing and gathering material for the new
structure will begin at once. The new
structure will be modern In all respecls
and will doubtless eclipse any OF the kind
In the Southwest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Madison News.
(speclal 10 The Tlmes=Dispaltt!eshn

IN Especial 4 70 The sTImess--DISPatttcu.l 80
TwrYMANs MILL, April: ] l2I :; = =
new41 s tore between SRadientSland y Oak
Park. He has also succeeded IN getting q
new postoffi Ice The place VIII De
MI Nj !. Whitlock, thought to be. quite
a. successful merchant and miller IN I. the
county, has made an assignment. II IS
said the failure Is for large al.oun ~,
and a great many persons VII VII .oose ~ ~
Mr.. jackson Fray, of Brishtwood: !, with i
his bride. has just returned from wash
ington. He married Miss Robbie Brown.
Inc: Of Culpeper, at the New! Willard
Hotel. there last Friday light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
.Waddell for Mayor.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.2 a..
. wII1MINGTON.S NJ c., April i2.---After me
hardest fought municipal campaign OF many
years Colonel Alfred NJ, Waddall was TO-DAY, o,.a,
nominated for Mayor IN the ciEy snrInrer by
the close majority Of 4 votes. !, !. /, &, 8,
Colonel Wadde in the DAYS whe o,
~ ~ nenro Manly was run out Of the city
during the riots in November Colonel Waddel
was Immediately afterwards elected mayer ;c}1
town at the time OF the riots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
PAYNE Divorce Suit.

81 Especial to The Times patch; 7zj5 ~
NORFOLK. VA. April THE evidence VIZ; &C. IN n
divorce from Captain Brooks Payne, OF Fort
Monroe. was finished here to-day. Mrs. Payne =,
retained Hunter Boyd Gold Of Hampton, !, 10
and hotel clerks here and at Newport News:
but the conduct OF the suit is in charge OF
Attorney Holmes. OF New Y ork. ~ -, !
II is understood that Captain ,Payne, "" Ky
belongs 10 a Virginia family, will assist the
sniff of his wife, t7ttg 1ssa. }i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
.DESSAU DIES while
ADDRESSING COURT
Prominent Member Of Georgia
Bar Expires Suddenly From
Stroke OF Apoplexy.
nv 4 ssociated Press.)

ATLANTA, GA. April 12,-Nvashington
Dessau. Of Macon, one of the most prom
inent members OF the Georgia bar. died
to-day while addressing the Supreme Court
of the State. The cause OF death was
,apoplexy, which resulted tataiiy wltnh
Dessau Was born In Macon in 1852. He
graduated In law In 1870 and began at
once Of the study Of his profession, lie
was president of the Georgia Bar Asso,
citation in 1899. n member OF the electoral
college in 1884, and was a delegate at
large from Georgia to the National Denl-
ocratic Convention IN 1885, !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SALE OF, TIMBER.
The Largest Catch Of Shad for
4 MANY Years. ~.

(special to The Times Dispatch 7F..
TITTINGTQN VA, A pril 12 Mr.. Wnl:
A. Christian OF this place I, has sold sl,o25
Gliding h = the famous "Trees Point prop
aerty, to Mr. G. ]. Clarke, of ..,Bamberry,,"
this county, for something Ike $4,000
Lands are rapidly advancing In 4 this
section. and the antebellum figures will
! The catch Of jshad here has been, the
largest for years. Few sturgeon have
been be- n caught SO far though tho prices
5N1 & sslection Is almost solid for CAPTAIN
M dnsaaue stpoaE Second Wne
States Senator. Judge T. a, NYickhnm, of
& IenrIco, candidate for State Senator,
from this district, will got large, sup,
Eliyson seem to divide honors for Lleu-
tenant &C OyernOr, VI st n ts5 u tg&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
small number. hut has Increased to

very small number, but has Increased to
more than double.
8g Mr.. John Lipscomb and wife. of Han
over, have moved to the courthouse.
Mrs. j. 3. Walden has returned home
from Richmond.
Mr.. Willie Gill, OF Providence Forge.
has gone to Richmond to the hospital to
have an operation performed.
Mr. r.. F. Richards has purchased a.
fine farm about Tunstall's, and is NOV
Ing up there to- day. {
Mrs. Philip a.. Parker Is quite sick at
her home at the. white al ouse. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Virginia Sunday Schools.

sTAUNTON. VA, April 1.-THE closing ses-
sion OF the Sunday School Convention In SEES
sion here opened this morning with mn address
By tho celebrated DR. Muphall The convention
adjourned to meet next year In Newport News,
George w. Walker. sBlankshurg, Vice President,
H a. Marchant, Charlottesville; Corresponding
Secretary, A. Lee Knowles, stanton Assistant
stanton; Treasurer w. II, Wraneck, Lynch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Dwelling Burned,
(specialito The Times isp

Especial to The Time -Dispatch)8
LURAY, VA. April 12.-Mr. T, B.
vvaaulggha li Summit, this county. FIVE
fire yestermday involving a total loss of
ali household effects except the clothing
worn by the family. i'b sS. ], 81, II,
B The fire started on the Eoof59f the build !,
g There was an Insurance Of only $500
on the building, 4 number ~ Of other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
New Kent News.
!, (Rpseial 10 The TImes. plspatch

ssfsf!iss = 81 tss ApTl ~
There vii be4 hing at Corint y Bar g
at II q 'cl,ck. and the sundayTsctool al
YCorinth MIL have an Easter-eg hunt fol
the children Monday fter the fourth, be
yaas'' oF1sxsInlzsd q ieWa sundays ago wlths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Two Miners Dead
nv AssocIatnd Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
BIRMINGHAM Ala pri "a 10 ,, apee,al
11enid and Horace Williams, were found
dead Ssn in coal mine near Atalla to-day FIJI
teen miners LETT the mine last w n,sht hack on at 70
t invest gate and did not return. It Is not
tno,Sn 'whether they died from black damp
or because hot mir was pumped N the n'l'e'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Leesburg Goes Dry,

~ Especial to TIE TlmesTn lspatchJ
LEESBURG, Ys Ar April "A Siocal
da resulted In a victory for. the tenn n
perance clement by a vote of III to 100.
the next two years there VIII be
no licensed sale VI li0uorA IN Aop douN