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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

Miss Clara Callahan, who has been
typewriter and stenographer to Presi.
lent A. J. Vert Of the Normal. has
accepted q similar position with the
southwestern Savings, Loan Il Build.
ing association. She is an adept at
the keyboard and the Faber and her
services are always in demand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

Tom Delany. Of the short order res.
taurant on Sixth street, threatens to
9 his Sunday best and visit the
west side, something he hasn't done
Tor three years. Tom sticks closely
TO the pots and frying pans during
business hours, and as he attends
cnurch on this side Of the river, he
says he has no occasion to stroll over
the way.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

Deputy Sheriff Stewart Of La Junta.
Colo, has failed TO locate n horse.
SAID 70 have been stolen In southern
Colorado by q boy named Sandoyal
residing at Tecolote, and brought
nome by him. The boy Is now In
JAIL at La Junta. but 1t is not likely
mat any witnesses can be found to
appear In court against him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

John Ransdell, check clerk at the
freight depot, Is at present a patient
at the railroad hospital, though able
10 make occasional trips down town.
He Is badly afflicted with the pleurisy,
but hopes to 0 o be himself again
physically.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

Jose Baca's father was ticketed TO
San Miguel this afternoon from Ra-
ten. where the young ann il serving
q six-months' sentence In tie county
jail for having slashed another's
throat with cold steel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

There will be a big observance OF
The Fourth at Gallinas park, as may be
been by the racing program appear.
Ing on the eighth page of The Optic
this evening and with more entries to
come.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21
Cotton Seed oil Men In Galveston.

Galveston, Tex, June q. - The
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers' associa.
ton began its annual meeting In this
ciy yesterday, the sessions being held
In Cathedral hall. he association en-
braces all The oil mills in Texas, Okla
hOma and Indian Territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

A gran bale de recreo. compliment.
tary 10 Florentino Montoya.. town re-
corder. will be- given at Barber's hall
on the night OF the Fourth OF July.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21
Cashier Bound Over.

Trinidad, Colo, June Civ. r.
Peters. cashier of the defunct Ameri-
can Savings bank after a preliminary
hearing yesterday afternoon was
bound over to the district court In the
sum Of 81, 1000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

General Manager J. Il. Hurley's spe.
cial train. which was expected here
this afternoon, had not left La Junta
yet at 2 O'Clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21

The wife OF Bonafacio Mares Is re
ported very III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21
Brief Meadow City Paragraphs
Fine shower this afternoon.

Probate court is In session.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-21
Ground has been broken for the
Lehman residence on Seventh street.

There will be a special meeting Of
the town board Of education on the
west side Monday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
SHORT 4 All IS ON E2AlLR o ADS.
yl,at the Interstate Commerce Commission s

resne cohnsson o
isa affective ~ a sp so
s ssv ssss ss III %
ts railroads - ADOPT ar s ns
"es W Y1er ~ sna h m aa Il
bps r INV sn sr % ,s sss s 81
soa s s sSsy s rs Ss dm Gm s
SISSY epsfaon s9ud sia
te n rsai csar cen mis-
aa aD s%r shi %
s sea assbs dps as hs dass an
directions ha much
5 5 a9a y @
officials Judgment pas e ths g a eq
existing ondble Tier SPEEDY
opposing thi wo n
an M oa % mot
5 ss sss s.s y
rhos tho par amana ay @ ' tne p pian
Commission az assnors e
s sGssss sss ss ssSss , ss
lss W. e .n sy 1s 4 Tn 3 one'
II Yew Ct the raps dsappn
tion "a Ss many ss
aye - othsr hope e some @
they 49, M M , n tb ro not ~
a1s aa o s ssna 81
saare Tic ana
's T aGaed % PRESIDENT
dssrss 5 ssa
liz billy the present evl ~ Is on hana
%ss
# as SIS. s
polnens ~ n ri se h
bony ref 5 S4 8%sII9*$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05

. u ~
ntment to court py y, & sta!'s.
5iurys tic Legislature may empop' lii
q t,.,ct attorney Or he tral justice 10 70
.brine thcnatter directly before the I courts,
r may adopt any process which y y
nfornity5 wthStho rights gu ar ''s'
Z individuals blythe Federal law s@
st rh,a is a notable departure from q long
~ ablsbed custom. The institution Of
The grand jury$datcs back 70 the earliest
nerod Of English history, having been cen
IN use among tile saxons. Twas ado q II
I'd by each and I'LL the States 4 g h olr.
Union, nd 1T is said that the system noW
prevails everywhere under the Eng lish laN
IL cent in minnesota, and Scot nj: 9
are a Il loss to understand Why s shoulel5
rave been abolished iii Minnesota as Es the
grand jiiiiry. seems 70 us t. pe "a neceS-
aary institution. IS an ilquisi1t or la
5hodv. its function and itss, duty being 70
;nelulre into all report cd or rum ea in-
s fralct ions Of law, and may either bring i
ii specific indlctmGht y agaa'ns 4 the per
sons charged, Of may ma lscsa ageneranltre-
port to- the court on prevailing condi-i
lions III tho community II which "A opo-s
"a tes we should consider 1t a public
misfortune for Virginia TO follow the 4 e ;ss
ample or Minnesota and abolish this sys- .
TEN of inqulsition. 35i XII IS s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
A SURPRISE PARTY
Those Taken for Ghosts N Only
in Flesh, But Brought Supplies

Especial to The Times Dispatct.) j4
. ROXBuRY. VA,,SJan.s There was an
exciting expsrese 'narths RICE 4 1e%
IN IN i the u 30 10 ATTEND u ddl Hs
h S mo nHatleed ! llsht II III, his room, WhieR
had been securely LOCKED. anu no ny
olept nea, 9he lose, heard Inc voae q q
good Lord might guide, him safalY through
The new year; also that lleLmigllt Keep
the saHlo as s gla nan s nirbt b e re
Wnrded by great success S (. l,lllnkins
tho celestial city to pay heir aor, q Nely
YearsGyisi!. not heing reaaSs " 3, s ~ ot
by ncighhors for assistance and tola his
Soon a crowd gathered, among tlIenlSan
old Confederatc veteran. a. y undsrr ,ii Us
military tactics ut each dopr,hYas ptlaesia
@eaa wa axe ySpS rse niles
around. charge WAS ma de On tlleS npnss
ana thny We're met hy e SCI tefs " MeI
The ean,ber room gpenesdh M sh bd leTH pla
i Ksps Soa ans msa S1h ~ y sRsmoha
po oSt''s scribe a' ironi the sufropnaings y
IS supposed alsys had Y y rs gaiS
fake, Mole sides OF breast bacon, sack a 4;
sef -four, pounds Of su ga ~ cakes Or Or w
kinds, earned goods, q large bowl .. e
sggnog, I had been prous,r alla IvNs
svS Se9l ma ps sSsst a s
The 1,oor scribe, hut iii SbelleYeSit was both,
us they are DotI, plous ~ " Uni rs @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
FIERCE STORM. IS
Small Craft on the potomac
Suffer II eayily. II vi

SPECIAL I1neSSD pa lcfl.
CONFORM " AZ, 81 jan. IVA u ,---'r heS mild.
spring like Weather of Sunday and Mon.
"a 81 blizzard 3 { lie rec0rd- bre 81 kind.
The metturyt dropped 4 d fty-f our degrees
#in% less q than light hours. The gallo
that liswept down 6 he l;Po oinae all might
last nIghtswas terrific In the extreme, and
played havoc With Al 4 small craft along
the southern shore. 4 he storm last night
was one Of the seVerest #of the Winter, 50
.far.83:rh he ground Us covered VI I i snow
Yall olitdoorEworlf out $of the Dues ton
ZEE Multittides OF small chlldreil who went
StoiS the various public schools syeste day
5lnoi'nlng. wheng1the8 thermometer Is,
tered nearly. forty degrees above zero had
a bitter experience returning homo late
Iii the al ternoon5 through "a binding snow
storm and a bowling northSWind.s y addl!
5tion to 8the snow and wind 4 the B N erclTy
had dropped nearly twenty degree since
eiise thai iany Of the little Drafts suffered
facing these condi lions Tor tl
i Some Of tie rural mall carrie rs WHO
we're out until d to hour las NJ ht sui
fered as never before The chan ge ,w ,Ia
al sudden I hat they were not pr epared,
nd @their faces al mos t fro ze. & ;i$t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
SUFFOLK WEDDINGS
RELIGIOUS Service Some Time
s. After Civil Marriage. Il

4 sUFFOLK, VA. Jan. 4. harles Ed
ward Squire, / Of Washing ton, p. q form
$ly Ontario, ca WAS m q r, :: 5a e.
fat ~ J6seohS B Dunn to M ss 8G wendo.yn
IA ia wards, I 81 Scranton Pa daughter q
Reese Edwards. The, brlde whose
soccupationsiis given as Journalist says s
he Miss WeTe Meaaa s 81
Tine ago, but that The bride had since
expressed a. wish to be married over agaIlr
4 Mr.. Edward w 1'ugh of Vildsq g, & ~ Y,
and Miss Lille M iluges; % O. ,,,9 p sr
e folR to.d Sa'n TIC Nanseoad
\ Tors, by Rev. Joseph +. Dunn. Erl end !s
claim IT was not an elopeilie Z bu 4 th J.
nrna her. Isl. .Pugh fl IS yenrs old and
2pphysicnily large, While the bride, those
age 5lsb given as nineteen; n 9 small and
looks Younger. 8s AZ s{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
TRY TO GUST
TWO SENATORS.
Inv I,A,ssociatcd Press.)

ySa Nv! ALSO ctat cd Press. ~ iSt
Tyr,Slyt5R. co H. an. 4. IN 10 action was,
taken by tho Legislature to-da looh ln nly
toward d settl ement OF the CUBE rnnt orlal
contest and 1T Is hot likely that janythlln1g
in tl,is direction will be unde ftakcn q =
the first session to nlorroW 8 Ii
rhe House effected Il its pernla 1lellt o @,
{gaiilzntion by electing Vim, Dickson 's't,r
as Speaker, but the sena to was unable
8to4 organize Its trouble came through the the,
report or the Credentials Commit tee
which declared that all 4 enhers were
entitled to their seats except Senators y
Born and Healy, who We're seated pS3s tt 70
Democrats two years ago. u + sg
s! Lieutenant- Governor Ilaggot + WHO pre-
sided over the Senate dtcline e. !!
3reiye tho report, sa Wing that " hue IN Us
8opnion they had been Illegal seated 9! q
9Atll they had been st ated nd 1tE, ~ wa
retl5,tro something stronger than the re-
tpoTt OF tho COMMITTEES on redentlal 4, -
adeprlyeS them OF their sea IS. a Iona rs
bate followed without result
SVhenHth eS Sonata meets TO- MORO W " "
effort viii be made ia Gust Inc atWo seilT
ators. So far there has no E, neen st,,e
slghtest evidence Of any tlstH I'M ",
nor has there been In any dlrcctl On any
indfcationyofaa breach OF the peace l Do s; :.
cause Of Stl,o&i poll tieal sltuat lon Ihf
Democratic leaders both lIistl'e House ' y
SGnato ncespt the sen u tys ono ument llllh Z
accrue 20 thomnorlly with the greatest
good llulllor NJ, i.5 S,s rs *. 1 81 &,
The supreme Court to-day directed t
that an Inquiry be rhatla into the con @ =
dnet OF the last election ~ 4 tlis i CITY
md ordered that q y n y tIle ss o''s
that tho inyrst igatIon not G,9lya tnke
III the ( ballot boxes but Sths, pol books',
reg Istratlon Ellp aid al other5al'alt yrs
NERD hing 10 the election, .
ms application . Alva q dams tol i. Z
of The order lin, n y. lrb s.
tha ballot boxes only wils \. aol,fu "
order was, & however. 3rpa1iiied IN 5 thpa !.
sThe Democrats have Decided that hat ~ q,
January 10th, tho date presorlRed pyl tlles
statutes, Stl,sy Syill llaye liza Adams d,
sworn as eoyernor q tss s state; y ~
oath win be administer hS 4, !, a ISLE
Steel 81 The Supreme Court fhes loll.
and Place 81 the ceremony have e not nsen
|deAnitely set leg. Ss IL y, ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
The People Aroused.

II There 8.is.3p plenty Of evidence, says a
Washington correspondent, that Commits
,sioncr Garficld's scheme to expand the
Federal government by requiring corpora
lions engaged in&interstate commerce 10
take out a Federal license has made III
profound Impressions. and set the think
Ing men OF the 8countryato studying The
first edition or his report has beer On
hausted and there is still q great demand
for copies from business moi, lawyers
and students of economics. II the meas
Eure should be ,brought$up before Congress
ut this tine V II would have no chance.
Ito be enacted Into law, but there is no
doubr that the people nre thinking and
the suggestion Will mot be permitted 10
die an easy DEATH The agitation has be-
gun, and sooner or later it will become
d live political issue.
The curious part Of IT Is that the plan
is heartily approved III by the chief
rulers OF the Standard OH Company, one
of the greatest OF the so-callcd trusts.
We mentioned the other day that the
lSu6SNSNipil ~ 81 ny f
dent John y. Archbold, OF tnt company,
when lie appeared several years ago he
fore the Industrial Commissions 1t now
turns out that Mr.. John ID. RockcfelIcr
suggested the same plan, When asked
iwhat legislation lie would propose regards
ling Industrial combinations. lie snid:
First, Federal legislation undo, which
corporations may DO created ana reg
ulated, Ii that he possible Second, lii
| lieu thereof, State legislation as nearly
Uniform as possible encouraging combinu-
| lions OF persons and capital for the pllr-
pose OF carrying on industries, but per-
i hitting State supervision, not ofia ch,lr-
lucterE 10 hamper industries, but sufficient
Ito prevent frauds upon the publlc."3An-
! other officer of that combination. who
1 appeared Was II. IL, Rogers, and when
] asked IL he would DO willing, In case there
i should be "A general CORPORATE lon law Of
4 1.-The United States, which seemed falranu
equitable, 10 organize under, II and aba,,-
4 don organization under State laws, liz
| replied: Most assnredly,n
j {aThe mere fact that the Standard oil
4 folks are In favor OF tho plan Will tend
4 10 make the people more on less suspi,
/ elous Of it, but It Is none the less live
A Issue and viii he heard from lnter.on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
VIRGINIA. c CHURCH
IS ALL OWED $3.50

(speGlal to The Times ~ n Z MI
JYAstIIEGTON, & u. i3S ca. q January ~
rho clerk Of tho Court Of lalnlas has for
war,led 10 the ispesi kel OF the House TIC
findings Or tho court In the case OF ny
trustees OF the s3N Method pilscoptn,l
Church, 81 I.atnbelt's olnt. which
is II claim for rent for the Church yn 81
,,enod to have been used oyg the United
states government during lie AVA AZ 'lhee
trustees claimed $l,3sD he court allows 70 q
$3.50, The payment OF he amount IS cor;
3ditioned on the m ssag q g ~ lso llgresls q
"a bill, making the approprlntl on,s Y; K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
BYNU'VlG.Il| NOT YET
B|'|.R}Q|||Q||.|GH|:'l||'...B|||| BACK X !.
q e 4 Il . =. N
Necessary Send an 'i7t5r
ftp GatesYillefAfte
En-. .2ais a D. n III q I. ~ q
Him. 4
3fspeciaIT to MIC ,rlmeg-Dispatch.


y r ALEI GIL, n. CT. I'd January lit Is
found that 1t will be- llecessa ry for the
sheriff OF Wake count to send an officer
after Raymond ID. Bynunl theRs slayer Of
u. Fl. ford, who has been arrested In
Gates county. and "a deputy will leave
for Cat esYille, tonight. "a u ~ II IL t5
35i North Caroliniars are y much gratined
over tile election Of President +. z, Ven
sables3o the State University, as president
of the American Chemical Society, he
being the FIRST Southern mar ever chosen
for this office. II RI iEB$i II
i{3, Now that the little daughter OF Cover
nor Aycock has dphtherla in the man
SION and ! will not be possible to hold
Tho reception there on the night after
tho inaugurntlon&ofG Governor Glenn.btl,ere
is talk Of holding the reception IN the
Capitol Building in#at1le rotunda under
the dome. This will probably be done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
CANNON CRACKER IS
CAUSE d Ills Death.

3EgE N r.s2 David u. lei. die tSoste rdhyg
afternoon III M 80 clock q t his residence
No. 0l0 North Second Street. from lock 81
h,n SEansea ratmss pbay
Fisher Lntthe a,a et oG lIghIing
5tlrely decorating his right hand, $a555i DR.
Leonard 4; m r, :,
for some time the Injured man al tnlcely;
-Four lays ], 50 tetni,is dtnyelopea ana ~
continued to grow w Sc aid suffered mn
told agony Zip TO Il he ! Inc OF his death
yesterday afternopn .s44 . 4 f IA 3. s9si
5S Mi. Fisher was wei known In the Ct W
and was d. boilernakcr by trade. III WINS
Il prominent member of the llnptasophs,8
ST. "a Ninry's Social md Beneficial ~ Union
y tIe Ieav Wa Il wfoS md ;o,ir children; the
children i, MI aiid
il n also i survived by ona brother on,,
Fisher . e. !, i,
alto o'clocli from ST MttryI,s
German Catholic Church. AND the IL ter
niont wi be made IN ST, Mays Genao-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
FRAUDS CAPTURED.
Deliberate Attempt to Poison a
"a Whole Family. n
Especial TO The 5iTimes-Dlspatch


WINCHESTER ~ "a, Il IAN Az ccord-
liz to.5infornlatlonl ,sreeeiyed to-day from
New York. the police there have nfrcst ed
stllrep men giving their names asS in
Mullhall, Linden and Grunes. who. are
alleged to be the same j. who composed tho
suefrauding Maryland Poultry Company,
OF tIagerst own, which TAXED many 'mer-
chants IL the Valley of Virginia out OF
about $4,000 last Noyember The men
iwcresnrrestcd In, New 70 * for suspicious
operations in the @commlssio on business,
and M large quantity Of Y the Maryland
jconpany's stationery was found lin their
possession. {.f AZ & .53 saG .t;t
IA deliberate attempt to poison tile en-
tire family OF Byrd E'ugitt and his slstera,
Mrs. Sallic March.an Miss Annie Irugltt,
tpeisoii, who crept Into the house and put
poison in the colfeeapo . N re- N nrcl, and
Miss lSusltt were #thci&fl first to drink pr
tho coffee. and they were mad Violently
ILL a nearby physician was led 8ill,
and after working for several .llolrs re-
stored the women tuiYcunscio usness "a An
Is being made of5Sthc af@
fnlr. but considerable mystery surrounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
The Grand Jury,

Tile State Of Minnesota by constitutional
amendment has abolished the grand jury
system, and has given 10 the Legislature
The power 70 determine The manner and
form Of charging persons with The com
mission Of capital acts: IA The LEGISLATURE
may act as y general court ara bring
causes jill the locul courts where 1t deems
a gable interest ussaileL IN casss Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Fire in Louisa,

I,OJ1iSA, VA, JAN. d.--Theg vel Ing
Iho,s6 ofs MN. IL. ihlcAla rtpn, w o lives
hetweena hero and Mineral, was burned
yesterday afternoon about q O'CLOCK .S some ~
az ia Tflrnitlire was stiyad, but the house
il III, entire loss, There was about SlO0
"A MID flre originated from nttl efectlye 1ue
and Tie property WAS Insured ~ y ne
Louisa Mutual Fire Insurance CONF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
N RETURN TO-.
H|EsS J. j: |: | 1 !.
Detectives Say Separation From from.
sI1eadquarters q Handi-

lGuuN ltdllSlo IN Af-1 g ~ .iA
S.sss caps Voik. I3i5f,,s
813oth Clief 411ulce and Captuln9 foinlsn--##
son u,o anxious to have the u toct ives
litrnduuarte ~ removed he OLD s'et.s
Iohds dtton,tat Sixth Sthd Broad L Streets
back To the CITY Hull. 5ss VI Ii
lHS,l his wisil was embodied iii Ia report to
tile Police Board last Hight FROM tsnhtniii
sI0nlinson He said hut tile work Or
Ehis3 departmeht.Wh liandicn pod because 9,
or lis separation from the Oil g p tlicc,
Eat which.plutu3 all tho reports We're first
3sent, and because Of the fact hat on ~
detective IS detailed ut the chief 8 office 4
all tho time md one at tec0l W llea t-E
|quarters. I'll 6sgsl g 4 ri I'll
|BChief sHu1ceS lecon,m ended ,thoe CHANGE
lind i u Is likely the removal wi be or-s
Sdeied after the matte is furt her q Is,
icugsed at d meeting Of the Board next
"Wednesday night. ~ vi i
I,llo removal Of tie department. was
made several months d go, "a II order tl,ut5
THO old secottd Station might 10 Used :lti8
emergency ca SOS. 5 1t is 5siioW The lieadAi
quarters OF the inspector, the supatlnten4
|.lent Of patrol \ and the secret service.
WI thas chn,lgo tits likoly that he Sixth
Street house will be q osed ul toge ther.s51
The present headquarters ut the CITY
tfall IRE entirely Inadequate, and the l
board wi deilyor to- % cure more Office
rooms either Salj oirlng the present office
of csoWhere In the lC.l " Iral ssl g
AT tho NEE ting Of the board last night
the report Of the chief for the n1ontl OF
Deceti5cr showed & Arrests mad felohles.
81; sinlsdoti eanors, 512 white us q colorods
373 ordinance lions, III property res
lowered Trlt.st3 istrictj sl16; Second Dis
ttrlct,s 1914: doors found open, IS. Captain
ITotii1inso11' y report showed "A arrests and
Irccoyery Of proper ty VtJltied d s941 LIE. 8
Change Of Uniform.
IA change iils tho uniform Of & the SER
GENTS was prov ded FOR, and (itS5 wns l
ordered II that caps Of " the met rorol Titan
l'polcc pattern Ii,e secured, and that two
bur be placed on the coadt Stoves
1 'hisg change is to be made 80 that 81 SER
geant may be dist1nguhsh he'd d t night from
q rh trolman. Is {$$ ssl 5sia I'd s
s8 Superintendent I[oWa rd e report recon-
meliding lei transfer 8 the Office from
| the Main Street patrol statton,Bthu plAc-s
| Ing two more men Observation-Disclosures wis
turned over to the Chief; With irstrtlc:-
tons to act. So liS
Agletter sent to the Mayor. signed - L RI
Gordon" ana giving a Fulton address,,
|5cohN,lnining OF M fake q clubs In that Soc
tion, vas turned oynr to tlIo board. Ir,-S
Festlgadon lad been made. ana u It was
learned that here was no such address In
Fulton aud but one such name In, the
q, tY director n 83.5 F5@s Et8
IA No at eiltiont was given Nc ] sitter. ( under
the Scirc ursta nces, but the police viii
| give special al tentlon ITO tho clubs, not
only In Fulton, but in other sections.
II hosd present 4 at tho meeting were.
fMessrs. Landerkin.sf IN the tEair: Ainslie,
| Manning, N ycrs, a Me- arthy,, Welsh and
|SWhittct. ~ NJ Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
'At ST Patrick's.

I,he ANIMAL Chflstmas fsrtainmsssnsl for
fba n,en,befa q s. Patrick al, &. slnsd fiyy
shoS, WAs sSsn assafsy
an ana y, nIIs CANDY ana fII were d!strhited
among tho seholars RIextE| at hhI, Sa n-
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a wv, II M Entertainment Was
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