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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

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lsgsnen She'll Der Burg, tGmpfte bis
gum Iesten Iugsrblid uno eri9pb ii9
bann, gu ftol5, um in 9efunsenf9aft
gu leber.
9fuf i'm foGgte Der Tirit bon Sisrs,
Ger Die @nsldnoer untsrftiibt bate uno
bafir nit Waffen uno Der Giniebung
in sic &Dnisspiiroe belo6nt puroe. Or
beftieg unter Dem Ramen zines 9diiers
Sp6annes oen S6ron, ftel aher BALD in
elmer S9la9t eegen bic Maobiften i'm
Sudan. Sm Soflaser bisier beioen
Girften tsutbs Menelit, 4etbiopiens
isbiser !6erri9er, auf, oeFen anses
6orsne sSntenigens i'm gu einsm Manne
bat reifsn lafen. oeFen itoatsmGn>
nti9e &lugbeit peit iiber Die @rensen
ietnes Rei9es betannt eefporoen lit.
Gortf9rittli6en 9eiite buloiseno, lit
er auglei9 ieinem @olte Elm 9ebrer ee=
porben. Sbm sur Settle ftebt In ieis
mem pafufte in Der 9auptitabt @biss
4babd feline @~emablin, Die aaiierin
Sattu, oie slei9 ibrem @atten geiftig
6erborraet. Ser Come aus Dem
@tamm Subu bat seiiest! Menelit
IL, bon Soft einssiebt, &Onig Der So
ntse o @etbiopien!" 90 lautet Die
gtneanssformel aIer G6reiben uno
grlafe oes abefinif9en aaiisrs.
Gein ifebenoes 6eer BOT Menelif felt
Der S9la6t BON Noua 1896, in Der
Ct bte Staliener erfplgrei9 auf's 9oupt
f&lug, bon 100000 auf 10000
Man1 permebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Gni(er Wene(lRs Reid.
@beifiniens Prnbufte, &lima, geb0Is
ferung uue 0siGi6te.

s%ibefftmiens t~ppoerapbifde Sef6aHenbeit.
gieide 6auna -Taerfspnroiee S~abIunssmits
tel atbefhniffe Snoen Sic @aua-Ser
Raiier Sbeooor-@ emeItfs seer. d..
Qbeiiinien, bas 2ano oes &aiiers
Menelif IL, um oehen Sreunof6aft
beionbers in Den lebten Sabren euro
pdii4e 3egisrungen uno au9 Die Ser.
Staten ii9 angclegentli9 beporben
BADEN, umfa5t etpa 10000 Nuas
oratrneilen Ireal nit runo 100000
G%innobnern. Sas 2ano Itelt i'm @es
fentli6sn elm Bis gu 5000 SUB Meeres>
bObe ii6 erbebenoes Sp9plateau nit
grinenoen Wieien unb mG9tigen WGlz
bern oar. Sur6I9nitten lit oieies
So9lano BON 5pei Gebirgsaissn, bon
0enen Der cine, Die Samens@ ruppe,
nit $4,000 SUB feline b0dite Grbebung
i'm Rus Saiban finoet, tpdbreno Die
anoere Sebiresfette, Die Salba @af6u,
nur Bis 5000 SUB emppriteist. @un
Den aablrei6en SliFen 4%beifniens lit
nur Der 4bai (blauer NiD i9iffbar.
Sas &lima bes 2anoes lit Elm geiuns
oes; Die Semperatur f9pantt, je na6
Der 9ObenIass unb ser SabresSsit,
afpif9en As uno 100 9rab Jabrenbeit.
Die pflun5enfpelt Qteiiiniens ums
fuBt, neben bielen europdii6en 9rds
fern uno @~etreioearten, pornehmliG)
Srangen<. Gitronen=. Slipens uno
SerpentinbGume, ferner &a~rtoffeln,
3tpiebeln, Sabaf, &affee uno 8ambus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

Gin 9roseb aug Der
Barrier Gebetpelt piro augenbLidli6
Dor benz Seinetribunal per6anbelt. gr
interefirt tpo6l peniger bur9 bic Su
beurtbeilenbe Straftbat, als bur9 Die
banbelnben perfpnen. SIM Sabre 1902
itarb i'm glitter bon 80 Sa6ren Elm 6err
Montbiers. Die gomtefe @imoz
nppsta be G6atiaon - lie nannte ii6
natiirli6 nur 10, in Wirtli6teit 6ieb
lie gang einfa4 Simonette = mar
5fpanaig Sabre binbur9 feline @slisbte
sepefen. @bsr lie ebrte bas Nnbenfen
bes in @elbia9en ie6r borne6msn
9reifes ni9t; lie p%rdfentirte Bel ben
gr6en einen falf6en S6ulbfdein bes
9errn Mont6iers i'm 8etraee bon
100000 5rancs. Gin ebemuliger Obj
botdt Ndmens Yelletier 9iron be
Rueu foa biss papier fabriairt, elm
sepifer rMarquis" bon MaFa>Ma
lafptna 8eibilfe seleiitet BADEN. Seit
einem Sabre itBt bic 9eIeqf6aft bin>
ter S6lob unb @ieeel. Die inter-
eFanteits perf1nli9teit 1T MdFazMa
ldfpind, elm Nbenteursr sroBsn Stils.
Seine bsriidenbe Psri0nli6feit rtb
gang paris bin. @iele Srauen f9snfz
ten i6m lire CUNT. 3pei bupon bei>
ratbste er, unb es lit is6r tpa6rf9sin>
lt6, bab er iie beibe ermorbet bat. Be-
peiien tonnte man linn in bieier 5ins
ii6t ni6ts. limb 10 tpirb linn in benz
ieBigen gro5eb au6 nur einfa6er Be-
trug our 2ait gelegt.
= 8eiber grpGpfioneiner
9runate tpurben in benz S6rfe Neuen>
borf Bel Stettin Der Mrbeiter Si1er
unb fein 15iG6riger So6n @uftap se=
t0btet unS apei 8inbsr f9per pers
lebt. l1sber ben @orfaG tpsrbsn na6e
itebenbe g~inselbsiten semslbet: Siller
fanb eelegentli9 i'm Walbs bon 3sb<
liBfeibe, in befen NGbe ftd
Der Sruppsnf6isbpIab bsfinbst, cine
mod ni9t frepirte @ranate. Ils e6es
malieer @r!i1eriit intereHirte er ii6
fir bas 9ef9ob, er nabm es besbalb
nit mad 6auie. Srob Der @arnun,
gen unb Bitten fsiner 6rau, bas Sc
I6oB aus benz 6auie su f6affen,
ma6te er fid baran, bic SprsngtapIel
81 Dffnen. gr febte fi9 i'm !6ofe auf
cine &urre unb fling nun an, bic 9ras
nate aufaubobren begin. oufsumeiz
Beln. Die brei &inber umftdnben ben
Batter unb fahen Der vintsreHanten"
@rbeit gu, tpdbrsnb bic SHUTTER Der
&inber i'm !Sauie gu tbun bate. Die
8o6rarbeiten hattsn einigs 3eit ges
bauert, dls plDbli9 unter elmer befti=
gen Defamation, bic trobl cine Wiertel=
ftunbe tpeit laut 5u bDren mar, bic
@rundte e~rplobirte. Der Batter tpurbe
in Stiide 5errihen, Der fiinf5ehnjd6z
riee 9uitap tpurbe f6per psrtpunbet
rnb itarb na6 81 Stunbsn; Der sebnz
iG6riee Sobn Walter lit on 5Gnbsn
unb 8einen f6tper perlsBt unb purbe
mad Mnlegung zines Notbperbanbes
Ing 3iGdoper &runfenhaus geI6afit:
nur bic fiebenidbrige Gina 1T Iei6tet
pertpunbet tporSen. Die Mutter nor
erit Dor S4red pie geld6mt, als lie
ibren Mann unb TIRE ainber tobt ober
pertpunbst am 8obsn liseen fab. Sn
ibrer @er5peiflung ion lie einsu
Selbftmprbperfu9 gema9t baben.
Sn portfanS, Ore, TT bic.
fer Sage Der italientfhe 8reuSer nnnt.
brid" eingelaufen, bas eri tie ausldnbi.
f9e &riessfdiff, tpel4es felt 8sfteher
Der Stabt BEN Columbia &iper Der.
uufsefahren tit. Cine srobe Meng'
2eute beIi9tigten bas S9iff. tpelde;
einige Sage @ufenthalt nahm. nm Der
Sffisieren unb Manni9aften @elegen'
belt gu seben. bic MusftelIung gu BE-
fu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

noro0Itli6en ufer bes Sanafees, oes
gr0bten ftebenOen 8innengetpGfers bes
2anbes, 5uTummenseorGnet iino. Sic
1aben idparse Sautfarbe. iinb con
eremplarif9er Sittenreinheit, fleibis.
aber Dem 6anosl absensist. Son sros
Der geoeutung fir Die Gntpidlung
Mbeffinieas fno Die Gaua geporOen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

Stettin. Gein 25iG6riges
OienitiubilGum beging Der Mai9inens
meifter @ilbelm 2ubop BEL Der bieii<
gen Wasenfettfabrit 2ebuc freres
0a9f. Der Subilar tpurbe bon benz
@rbeitgeber bur4 Elm aniebnlides
@elbeefdent erfreut. : Selbftmorb
periibts Der % Sabre alte er6linbete
Seller Otto Winfler. Gr iprana aus
benz s5eniter ieiner Wobnung i'm britt
ten Stpdpsrfe bes 9auies 8lumen>
itrabe 6 auf ben 9of bina6 unb blieb
bort nit aerfdmetterten 9liebmaBen
tobt liesen.
8Ianfenee. &iirali9 entftanb
in Der S6eune bes &aufmanns 9eorg
Werner bier Gsuer. Bet benz f9nenen
kindergarten oesfel6en mar bon benz
@ebduSe nihts mebr au ~retter, unb 10
brannten bieies fotpie bic bi4t baneben
fts6snbe S4eune bss. Gigentbiimers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
(By Associated Pre-.

tBy5 Associated Press.)
Is NEW ORLEANS April !.--snmnaries
4 First rare-fIse furlonys--yirgie Withers Is
80 s. first. Precious Band us Ito y second,
Alice LoydYs Is TO y third. Time, 1904. FL
S1 Second race-four MISUNDERSTANDING Il to
~ first. Fortunate 4 to ~ second. Slam Is TO
Third race.-sx ~ 4 furlons sid silver Il to
81 first. Cgontz teO 10 ~ second, ST. Tanmany
\ q to y third. Time. iii 20. IS.
Fourth race-mle--Blu Blazes 70 a TO y
first. Roger Smith us to i, second, woodlin
90 70 y third Z Time. 1871 is.
Ssg Filth u race -ipile and q a Extraordinarily
Goodrich ieven) z nSst, BY Play III to ~
second. The Eye ~ TO u third Time. :5s. #
q Sixth acc-mile-Dr Stephens Is to s. first,
Ada y. {. to y 3 second, Stalker 40 to y
third. Time, 1:46.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
AUCTION SALES Fnyrte tEIys
\ GRE N 4 RED.D.
u REAL ESTATE iaUCTIONEERS /
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALl
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF THE FAnMvlLLEs
8 P0WA,ATaa RAILROAD Col "
BAkY. 5s ~

BY virtue OF two DEGREES rendered ~
tne /, Iaw and Equity Court Of The
Il tbe aitsr Wa one on the 2 s. and
under the short styie Of =. Gil tss
asSP PoSv1E E2R 6 e9 gAR s III
70 sNY BE WHO Fl SUES is & F iss;s
sS g ,I,s; NoK &C. sAM q desfaais
or Of, the amount sufficient to pay
3 the nc liens .on tire properly witiiir the
y, s, days REQUIRED by said decree
who we're appointed special scornmissionsf
81 s ror that PURPOSE {any two sof them
g. ,oo act2 gas directed by said DEGREES. viii
highest bidder. at the south front OF the
City Hall In the city OF RIchtaond vir-I
MAs' iso5. k ir7h o'lnoer M ~
a .l.. n all liens and enculnbra11 ces wfAt-
s 30 except taxes assessed for the cur
serty-real, personal or mixed franc hisess
ana ana interests Of the Farmville "a Powna-
u l., RIn 81. ComIan insisting @
railroad. extending from Bermlida Hun
IN Chesterneid county. where the so1np
ties e tbs e sn Pa
siE;1h1t t ana q, three
sld1ngs, depot tracks, and yard TRACKS ;s
approxi rnat ting thirteen miles. rights Of
way wa depot bui,dings and grounds, snopa
telegraph Zines, telep phone lines, & st0re.
;houseH stores and supplies, q mn cf,ire 4
SHOPS 81 q machinery. tools. appliances. loco
estate, offices, office furniture, books ana \
books OF account, stationery and supplies, IN
ana 9 % al other property Of every kind Snnu
wherever situa tad @(exoent IN Oh ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
CHICKEN SHOW.
Exhibit BY Lynchburg Poultry
and Pet Stock Association.

tspeniA to The Times Dispatch.)
.LYNCHBURG, VA, April 1.-THE
.Lynchburg Poultry and Pet Stock Assoc
clation was organized tonight in a meet
Ing In which twenty-five local breeders
forth purpose Of creating an interest In
the poultry and pet stock exhibits at the
Agricultural Fair to be held here next
October. sss i5,s =
6 The officers: President, NJ. p. II ickson;
Vice President. b.. B.. Adams; Secretary,
F. A J1ovelock; \ Treasurer l.. ~. Walsh,
and Executive Committee. D. A. Payne.
NC. N. Randolph. Jr., r. II. L. Adams
and r. B. Wilkinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
I KILLS /; q THE II SCHEME.
Greater Woman's College Balk-
ed BY the New Law.
fsn,eclal d THE Times-pIspaa,

AZ Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
aS8LYNCHBURG, VA y. April 1l.-A decision
Of city Attorney Mason. under the new Cons
stltutlon OF the State thntthe City Council
tartan institutions caused the Board OF AL
5dermen this afternoon to Kill the resolution
by which 1t is was intended to give. SIC. 900
sMuna n s j College, nf this city. 1t Is believed
that this necessary action on the part OF tho
body win stop the plans for the greater college.
II The I'd concured In the resolution ap-
ipropriatlng $4,000 for the erection Of new
public school building in the western portion
or the city. and the building Will be ready
for the s.ext session. 4, sEi III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
TERRIBLE /. FALL.
Norfolk Couple Elope to North
Carolina.
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
s NORFOLK.tYA.,. April 11.-John5 yYayer-
~, at work on the derrick used In build
Ing the new dry dock a the navy-yard.
fell twenty-five feet this afternoon and
was brought to the st. Vlncent's Hospital
badly injured. He was unconscious when
picked up, but is SAID his skull was not
fractured II e may recover. Y.
This Is the height OF the bue,lsh season
off Cape Hntteras and ten schOoners ar
rived here to-day with IS, 400 iss sls
Ed Webster r. Runaldue, Of the Southern
/ Distributing Company. and Miss Annie c..
tar, a ccon1panied by Robert Reid Browne,
eloped to Camden, N. c., to-day and were
married. They will return tonight, exc
ipecting forgiveness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
Racing at Memphis.
(Ry Associated Press

X MEMPHIS. TENN April 1l.-summaries: I
First race-six furlongs--S Mamie Hodge e 20
81 first Van Ness e to y second, Censor 10
!, to ~ third. Time. III
Second race--four and half furlongs-
George Leipcr Is to 5)Ffirst, High Chance rs
to y second. Wasteful us to y third, limo,
s rs. slif IL
~ first. Dapple- Could teven) second, Rarkel-
more u to II third. Time. 1:l7. . 5.5
E Fourth rnce-the Chtckasaw3 Club A& purse
seven furlongs-stroller Is to p first, Gus
Heidorn e to- q second. Judge Hines g to
- third. q Time / :3l.
4 Fifth observation-disclosures. "a bout a mile and a
quarter-Myth n to q first. Red Car Is to
81 second collegian GO to y third. Time,
500 Ia s ist e s5. 4... iss! islt
Sixth race--lnile and an eighth---u Uncle Charley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
PROPERTY Transfers.

Richmond: NJ. NJ. Anderson and wife to Bella
Heller, Is feet on north line OF Grace street,
30o feet west OF Allen Avenue, 1880
Margaret and Charles Fronlmer TO a. r.
Straus go 1-6 feet. $on east line OF Third street,
1888 1-s feet north Of Leigh Street, 81 ,0Oo-
4 Walter G Cartwright and wife to Alinrie J
Johnson Y "a feet on west line Fifth street,
flI1 IA feet north OF Canal, $500. RE-
%. n Hall and wife to- L. Russell Smith.
one. ALI n Inherent in IS feet on north i! limo
Grace Street. 232 feet east Of "a ddison. 20.
& Louisa Meeleins to Lila 1 Meekins, 80 feet
ON east Z sdo Of Thirteenth Street. between
CLAY and Leigh Streets. 81. Y.
a Russell Smith and vile to o. Hall.
% feet on south line 4 Of hanover street, =
feet west tof Cedar s. rect ~ s.. 4s
r Mary q and c. G N'agher!to Henry 3: sTay-
Tor ae3 1-3 feet on AccomUpdat lion Street. NO.
- Mnry3 q and VS. b. sWest$to p. B.. Hatcher;
a RIO feet on north line Charity Street.nf3 81.
feet west OF st Paul, 2 s.. 300. 81 .g
Il Henrico:{ Minitrecs Folkes and William q.
A1oncure ii special commissioners, to W. ].
caaaday 6s acres Z on the Darbytown road.
lands Of John Goodman and others, $500 = I,
Daniel Grinnan to- George a. Leonnara, 9.
feet on east side OF Monteiro street, ~ ieel
south OF Fells Street, Barton Heights. u ,Svy.
s-Sy. n Oxenllam and wife to u ~. b!I ~
lot No. 9 In block q. on plan OF Caestnut FL
jamie F. and Jefferson c. Powers TO p. w !:
and N. 4. Mosby,E 30 feet on north Inc p
Broad Street. s3s feet east OF Ihirty-f f
Street, 81, 200. si y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
TO THE WALL.
The Aylor Wagon Works at
sLyncl1burg Makes Assignment.

tSpecIal5to The Times Dispaich.) S
LYNCHBuRG. VA, April 1.-THE 5Ay-
lor8 NVagons Works. located on the out-l
skirts OF the city, has assigned for the
benefit OF It's creditors The concern has
been operating under charter. It Is
understood thai, the liza biltties OF the
probably be covered by II sale OF all Of
the effects Of the company, 5 6g
Officials Of the company refuse to make
.signment does not exhibit any figures.
a. 3. Percy, of this city, is the trustee
3T1med In the deed. ls55{ isy 49, 9Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
London Market.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Y Especial to The Times Dispatch,) q " .. ga
(. !, LONDON, April 1l--oRe OF the reports on
American stocks was that tie Gates following
were being compelled TO unload, General sem
4 timent here Ii still q good deal affected by
laneous companies. Tho market ia undoubted-
AZ overloaded with this sort OF thing, and
there is g good deal OF grumbng IN corse.
everything Is more or less affected. There was
quite q new outbnrst OF bnllish speculation in
copper. which strengthened the rs market
Throughout the day. Tin was wanted FOR ali
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
Work on Rock Island,

Especial q The Times, Dlspatcll,) "a
NEW YORK., April II THE proceeds Of tho
81 900 first and refulldlng bonds sold by the
Rock Island Railway will bs used to rcim-
iburse the treasury for expenditures on equip,
,ment, about ST. o00, 900, and In the bridge build
Ing approximation for the year about s7b0,o00,
equipment In cash on delivery Tho aim OF
the management 10 to keep the company strong
IN Working capital. and the present reimburse
The bridge appropriation will enable tho coma
pany to use Its heaviest motive power over
AL the main iiBes. # sSs VI l9s s3 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12

We Will sell at our salesrooms, No. G1S
d. b Broad Street, THIS Wednesday,
MORNING, April 18th. a t 1920 O'clock. q
very Handsome and Massive Oak s. Hall
Stand and Rack. CHARTERED Oak Dresser
and Washstand, with large Mirror; Hand
some Brass Beds. Cherry Frame Pa rlor
Suit, CHARTERED Oak Sidehoards, lnut
and Oak rdrobes, Valnut and a5 Oak
Beds. Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Wal
nut Extension bles. Refrlgerators, Sew
Ing Machines, Oak and ~ alnut: Bed
Range used only a. few months, good as
new Cooking Stoves Morris Chair, Hat
Racks, Pictures Rugs, Druggets Carpets
etc. Sale osltive. IL "a Il. WIFE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
SpEcIAL AGENT4FOR THE@VlRGtNlA
lIEIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
$S5COMPANYEgIN RAPPAHAN-
MOCK COUNTY,.
fssnecial to The -Dispatch)

(special to The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, VA, April 5ll.-- =.
Beverly c. Lewis Jr., a special agent .or
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance ne
Company, has been spending several Gays ,
n Ills county inspecting the conpany's
risks and correcting some policies
Mr.. Lewis has "a way of executing his
business in a most satisfactory manner
to the assured. and always has the inter
est Of his company in mind Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
Wholesale Druggists.

fBy Associated Press)
II BIRafINGtIAM,3AIA.,t "a priI 1.-THE South
ern Wholesale DrnEgists Association met here
to-day In seini-anaiual convention with dele.
gates present from all the Leading cities Of
this South Tho gathering is chiefly for an
exchange OF views and 10 arrange for the
annual conference In New York next October.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
SAYS HENDRICKS
REFUSED IT / HEARING !. 4 !. :
Shepard Assails State superin-
tendent Of Insurance for Atti-
tude Toward Lord.
CHARLES W. MORSE IN CASE.
Hor1blower Declares stockl,old-
ers' Privilege to Vote for Di-
rectors Not Property Right.
CHARLES w. MORSE in CASE


d Bill enabling any stakeholder Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society to
bring action to retire It's capital stock
and provide for It's naturalization.
u.s. (Bys Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, April 11.-To-day's pro-
aceedings before Justice Maddox, in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, on the applica-
ton by Franklin B. Lord for an$injunc-
4 ton to restrain the carrying out Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society mt
tualization plan, were enlivened by an
attack made by Edward NJ. Shepard,
counsel for Lord, on Francis Hendricks,
State superintendent OF Insurance. Mi.
Shepard declared that Mr.. Hendricks
had refused his clientta hearing when
the naturalization plan was under con-
slderation although, at the same time he
was in conference with the attorney for
the society's officers. Mr.. Shepard de-
carcd that Mr.. Hendricks had forced
Mr. Lord to remain in outer darkness,
while he had rushed through the mutual
ization plan with the reports Of the d.
rectors. ss
Another feature Of the hearing was
the announcement by George Zabriskie,
as counsel for Charles w. Morse, that
his client wished to intervene In the
quit for Mr.. Lord, which was agreed to
by the other parties. MI. Untcrmyer gaze
formal notice that he would intervene In
behalf of James H. Hyde. g Il IN
William B. HorntloWer. who said he
represented the Equitable Society and its
SIX hundred thousand policyholders, con-
tended that the stockholders privilege to
vote for directors was not a property
right. This Twas disputed by Mr.. Inter
5myer There was considerable argument
also between Mr.. Untermyer and Mr..
aHornblowers as to what constituted the
Equitable Society's surplus above q re- re-
serve requirements. At the close OF the
argument Justice Maddox gave the law
yers until Friday to file briefs, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
alan A. DOLE INJURIES
FOOT 0NP|ECE OF GLASS.
Training Of Well Known Ken
lucky Horse Has Been Sus-
pended Temporarily
I, q, z.

Special to The Times Dispatch ~
\ LEXINGTON, KY, April l1---tAlun a Dale, I. \
g. McDowers candidate in several OF the prin-
season, has cut a foot on a piece OF glass
Twas found .neccssarysto temporari1 sus-
pend Alan a Dale q training.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
By5J.8D. Carneal & Son. .#3
Real Els ates Auctioneers, Il AZ 2.ss;a
IL No. 1106 F. Main Street tsS
Trustees Auction Sale Of
That Valuable Reside tial
Brick Property 81
NO. 2O7 East Frank lin Street

II Il l. EH3-f ~ IL
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated April 3. 19os, and recorded In tho
Rehm9nd
po or'ilS Of the debt secured thsfsby ana
therein so to do. will. on
Friday, April 18th, 1905,
essa e seii 81 pulls auction ths pfop-t
OF land with all IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
street, lying, and being n the city 81
F FranRin street e betWeen d Second and
and adj Inch east q saaosnd 'strsst and as.
s eueehsE ea ss q aRf sass
TWenty-Six Feet and Two
Inches (26
and back aa agna nsh
or less, to an alley l6 Zee, ana . inches t.
plsn Of Ps shs eityy Pct Il R H
tharoashly Desirable locations to.be had
Streets this property VII continue .to \
enhance ~ value and WI! always com o.,
pand rst,telassss, AZ Sen nsr I. nnw
three rooms reserved. The dwelling Is D
convenient and we'll bullt With about ls
on three floors. 1t Is hard to find y more Z
desirable property. Any one deairinE TO B
place money where they will always hare
a solid and regular INVESTMENT ,n Wal ao /
TERMS: Cash sun icIent to pay all cost 3
OF sale all taxes 10 day Of sale. and a II
debt Of $1,000 with interest fram pSsa-
property Is sold subject to prior deed \
at trust OF $4,000, which With be- due 4
March 10. 1907, bearing FIVE per cent. !
Interest, , - nApn,,xy. 4;
Trustee
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Baseball Yesterday

q At Baltimore: Baltimore tEastern), !; BoE-1
ton IN ationaI), !. So
81 Phiiadeiphia: Philadephla tEa,lonal,. 8;
Philadelphia tAmerican). ..
4. AT Bristol Tenn. q Emory II. Henry col-;
lege, s. Roanoke College, 8. III
Al Washing on:N Washington (American),
%; Brooklyn NationaD, 4. Three innings, rain
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4 GAME CALLED OFF.
Death Of Law Student at the
University Of Virginia.
(specIal to The 1'lmes- DIspatch.)

Il 49, Special TO inc Times Dispatch A,&GfS
.CITATlI4oT rEsVILL VA, April H.
University Of Yirginia--The I contest
SEIZED uled for this afternoon between Vir-
not played because OF the death of MI.
Leland w illlams, q student In the law de-,
partment. Tho Visitors We're given their
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Emory, 81; Roanoke, =

Especial to The Times Dispat chg &c
e BRISTOL, s TENN, April & 1.-THE Emory
and Henry College base ball team defeated
the Roanoke College team here this afternoon
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Woodbury., 8; Locustda 8
Especial to The Times-Dispi

I-1T g TIC
III ORANGE. " Al, April q 11-W oodbcrry
u Forest defeated Locustdae by score o.
Otto 0. Woodberry, 6 runs 9 hits and Z
errors; Locustdale, 0 runs, 3 hits and 9
errors. p Nd ,s53sj355s En-
Woodberry, allowed only three hits and
one base on balls. ilby, n Woodber s.
short stop batted one thousand - - 80
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HIGH CONSTABLE SALE. I'll II II
" will sell at public auction on WE'D
gNESDAY, tho 18th day OF April, 1906. 81 at
II o'clock a.. NJ, at No. 2o2 East Broad
Street. the following property to sa ttsfy
an order of court in my hands in favor
of Garland H. Clarke VS.. ]. L. Nudd. to-
wit: sa 3i5 VIZ FgS
4 ONE SHOWCASE, ONE WALL. CASE.
ONE BENCH AND ONE WORK BEN CH.
TERMS-Cnsh. s $s5i Y
r. G. GARRISON. H. c. G. r.
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BY The valentine Auction Coz.
618 East Broad Street. =

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