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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
PUT |''| ]. ELEGTR|C LINE
N EXCELLENT !. / | ORDER Or D 1:
President Of Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon
XII Makes Promises.
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Especial to The Times Dispatct.) &
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, February Sat
the conclusion Of the hearing OF tcsti-
n1onyi in complaint against the 8passen-
ger service OF the Washington, Alcxan-
dra and Mount Vernon Railroad Compa-
ny before tho State Corpora ton Commits
sion this afternoon. Mr. Clarence p. King.
OF Philadelphia, president OF the road.
that tho company! would have the sum
OF 100000 at It's disposal March LIST for
improvements on the line. IIc promised
a double track all tho way from Alex
andria to Washington by next July, and
also the purchase OF new and we'll
equipped rolling stock, which, he said.
would be received by April. IIe also gave
assurances that new heating apparatus
would be put IN the cars. and In general
declared that all tho demands Of the pub
lie would be speedily met. In view Of
that assurance he asked the commission
not to enter any compelling order Pres
dent King was cross examined by At
Storney Harlow, explaining In detail the
plans Of. the company which practically
covered all tho prayers OF the petitioners
before the commission.
The morning session was taken up with
the hearing Of expert testimony from
FN1ESSTS, I1A6A iNNASANOA'tkaiAN sSSNt fNsN'AfHN
New York. and G, F. Thompson, an cleo
}trlcian of this city. They had made an
examination of the rolling stock and pro-
nounced It utterly insufficient, In order
to put the road In good seryiaea BILE shape
they recommended a double track, eight
new modern motor cars, new heating ap-
para tbs and "a. snow sweeper. Mrs. III,
Netherland, tho president Of the Commu-
te1s' Association, testified that he had
been unable to get repllesito letters writ
ten to President King, complaining about
tho conditions on tho road.
rho case was argued By Attorneys
Gardner IT, Boothe and George T, Harlow.
representing the complainants, ana r.
Walton Moore, represent ing the company,
yT l,e' commission then took the case under
considerations. The decision Will be an
anounced Monday.
me commission this evening dismissed
the petition Of counsel for the City Soul
oil and tho Commuters Association, to
compel the washington, Sol them Ra ilWay
Company to place steam trains on for,
tho passenger traffic TO WashlnSton...
President Myers said the road was taxed
to tho l!ynl Il s rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
VETERAN OFFICERS.
Lee Camp Elects Cornrade Nor
gan Commander.

AT the regular meeting Of Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, held at the camp
hall last might. officers were chosen to
MI vacancies caused by the resignation
Of Commander John W. Johnsto Three
were merely advanced "a step In tho rank,
and the fourth elected. l
The offers elected nre:I Commander, @.
5B.5 Morgan; first lieutenant-command
James Vnss; second slieutenant- command
5er, W. B. Freeman; 81 third lieutenant
commander. rhomuss Catesby Tones. s34 s
e Rev. J lanes Power Smith, D. d., wa
elected to I'll the va cancys on the Home
Board. caused BY tho death of Comrado
James w. PegraI1.
Z y Tho newly elected officers were In
stalled by Past Commander Warren, md
assumed their now posts. ii
nth. or Missssippi, will be presented to
1 tho camp next i Friday night. Major J.
I H. Capcrs will present the portrait and
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson vii receive It
on behalf Sof The. CAMP. Ladies' and the
publ Ic nrn invited. 5 slli 'ts
& Mr.. Colgore, q member Of Post No.
IS, Grand Army ofithe Republic, OF Lynn,
Mass, was present, and by invitation adj
dressed the camp briefly IN reminiscent
Incidents IN his war service, and stated
atioffallihis menlcntoes, he valued most
a. bit OF the flag which Ellsworth had
wrapped about him when he was killed
at "a Alexandria In the Very beginning Of
d DR. D ggleston q and ,omrade D. A,
Brown responded fell cit ously to the nd :
dress of their guest, Mr.. Brown referring
TO his visit to Lynn IN the los. along
the splendid reception accorded them
q. q a. Ht,H . III T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
MARRIED " y q. OLD : LOVER i &
Mrs. Ella Daley WEEDS After
Twenty-Five Wars of Widowhood

Especial 70 fhe Times Dispatch IS = Ss
Il GAS r AloFdtD,, ~ " a., Feb. MRS
Ella Donley. lPr I; nearly !, quarter q =
'rhnrsdayEto NJ ~. r. Roop, who woed,
but did not vii her, in her girlhood days.
The marriag| which came as n great
surprise to il'r relatives and friends,
was celebrated2y Rev, M, jackson. 0 { The
Christian Clllth, q 1.-THE boarding house
OF Mrs. Marih. and the bridal pair left
Immediately pr the home OF Mr.. Ed
Roop, near Eayson town, where a big
The bride }is formerly Miss Ella Gray
son, daughtgof Mr.. inc, Grayson, a pros
porous fnrEr of GraysoptoWn. After
her wIdowlPd. she ran the farm herself
and rearedler two smal sons. 5
i About thee years ago, they married
md settle IN Plttsburg, The mother
Joined the, hut while visiting n sister In
iKnoxvillerecently she met her glrhood
lover, vii conyinced her that she needed
some ONO take care ot her and pros
posed TIT they. end their. days together
on her Glaskl farm.
She ccsented and returned from Knox
VILE Wlnesday night; was met at East
i 3ndforby the groom-elect and the we'd
ding lloWed next morning, l,5
Botll bride and groom are oyer nifty
yearsld. The groom has lived In Texas
for II past twenty years. Is 3a X i5t
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tnlwas open to&thc ministers Of thasa
church, who delighted in visiting, hia
homo and they always enjoyed his joken
and "Reminiscences, as he had retnark x
b Asst doctor he gave mental. as we'll as
,medcal, treatment to 4 his patients and
was a. good nurse. 1. /. al.
5Adhem Lodge, No 30, Il. o. o. IT,, Rich
mond, Va, and took an. active Interest
In ali medical societies that met IN this
State. sSSi ii S4 ii5s Y, s.,
Tho active pail bearers We're: Dr.. WI
liam Gwathmey, Or. Halves Campbell ana
Rev. 3. w. FOX, Of King William county,
4Dr.&fJ. Alexander Wright DR.. Luther t
Head and DR.. N. NJ. organ. o Caroline
county The honorary pail .bearers were
10. N.1Blake. \ G. T.8Jeter, Harvey Terry !,
~. w. Moren. y !, O.. Hut Crimson, Chastein
Woody Joseph Dabncy Julian g, \, Po y u,
III W. GAr1ietts NV. Reid, J. r. Reld,
III lie floral tributes were beautiful and
abundant, I'll M N Z, q
notwithstanding the very bad weather,
III wa the largest crowd Of m en-, az WEI,
az ladies' that has been seen at q ~ neral ~
forSyears. The colored pc ople turned ou I5
and / sat i'll the gallery fnaking the old y
church look like an tc-bellum days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
II HANOVER PETITION.
Judge Scott Hears Argument Re-
garding Mechanicsville Turnpike

In the Circuit Court of Henrco county
yesterday Judge r. Garter Scott heard card
N petition from tizens Of Hanover
county MISUNDERSTANDING reheartnn order
entered III October, 1901, directing the
closing or the Mechnnlcsvile turnpike to
tho public fof q year, and aut horiz1ng3
the collection Of tolls The ground on
which the court was asked to rehear and
reconsider the orderHin question was that
1t WIS not III strict conformity with the,
statute. After hearing the argument Of
yllloughby Newton. counse for the pc
titIoners in the ca Sc, Judge Scott took
the petition Under advisemant, meanwhile
authorizing tho counsel for the Virginia
Passenger S,tld Power Company and tho
COMMUNICATIVE attorney for Henrlcol
county to file briefs on tile question Of
Jurisdiction. !if II it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
4 Bishop Wilson'S Lecture.

Bishop Wilson had for the subject d
HIS second lecture al Union Semina ~ "a 9, s.
night M sslons. filth Reference nee /, 20 me
Mind 81 jesus and the Apostles. !"
|6T,eferring 10 the conservation Of tile
truth OF the one God as I he special Of
flee ofEthe people Of u srael, the speaker
pa syed to tho practical beginning Of the
ACTIVE propagation Of the gospel from the ll.e
opening OF theS5 ministry Of Jesus. who
announced himself rs tho Light OF the the
world. through whom alone the word
should be givensto all nat lions NJ
The address was scholarly and given
he#closest attention by q GU ltured audi, ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
DIR. w, A, MITCHELL,
Popular King William Physician
Goes to His Reward.

Especial to The Times plspa tch) M
A1ANGOHICK, var Feb s.-Dr Will
linn Alpheus Mitchell, one offthe leading
physicians of this section. died at his
home. here. at 10 O'clock Wednesday
afternoon, after an Illness extending over
several weeks. His funeral aud butia
took place at O'Clock yesterday Vat
Hebron Baptist Church, and was conduct
cd by his pastor, Rev. ~ Willis, asI
sisted by Rev. r. w. Fox, Of the Clinton
Church. Dr. WA, Mitchell was born
IN King and Queer. county ~, u, near New,
town, Va, and was 60 years Old, tle WAS
the son OF tho late Richard and Mary
Mitchell, or King and Queen county DR.
Mitchell married Miss Mary Fannie
Allen. OF this county, ana leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Nellie II. Terry, of King
William county md three sons, ]. ~, Of
this eonnty, and Il, S'sand r. q Mitchell
OF r Richmond, Va, ". a. Mitchell enlisted
In 1881, In Company II. !, With Captain
Ppllard's Alattaponi Guards, An the Fifty'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
TEACHERS ASSEMBLY,.
Raleigh, Ashville and Green's
boro Bidding for It.

Especial to The ,rimes-D ispatch.)
&5 GREENSBORO t n. C.,.s8$ Feb. 3.--The
committee OF the North Carolina Teachers
Assembly appointed to$select5 a place for
holding the next meeting met in Green's
boro last night Strong Inducements have
been offered by President Winston. OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
for Raleigh and Superintendent Tighe for
$Asheyille, as meeting places for the as
sembly. Greensboro will also try to Sc
cure the next meeting here. IA
i III order to induce the committee to
select Greensboro. quite a number OF tho
representative teachers of Gullford coun-
.ty mot at the Benbow Knight and agreed
to guarantee two hundred dollars paid
memberships In the assembly. The COM
Emittee adjourned until Tomorrow With
out reaching n decision. IA
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+ II West Virginia Building '.l'l q

(Bpeciai 10 T = Tins 3
f,1I feD., U 9.'. =. =
both Houses OF cglsla ture g =
resolution was opted instruG hil max.
Enanse Ge%mise en e Tor epeetins west
4 4 }pi,,]dlns on the ter centennlila!
vrn, s,M 1t JnmJ town. The propricty o.
- pinr r,art III hat enterprise was sue {,
a .as1 4 Goyesor white MESA &c nnd
e - with lSneral favor among n en.
h han e. M lie sature and ltis thou sat
.aso = ,,il, be . danger Of its being az.
,nnted. The rsolutlon recites I, ~, !,
TIE object Of =, Nest
the natural ne !, pepp' = ( e was
81 !, Ia offered the instructions
q oD's aiver TIC ever, re
.ya ~ .dors the hayl rs :, oes,
,,,a,ad ~ ssep by the rcasontn O lns
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77T7T7I n n Z
DEATHS.

CHAM Ser I.AYNE .--Died. at her home,
on Washington Street, Petersburg, va,
at 7:aO o'clock. Friday morning; Feb
ruary s. 1906. MARY WALKER M
BERI.AYNE. vito Of the late John
Hampden ChamberaSne, in the ifty.
sixth year Of her age. IA
5Tha funeral win take place from Grace
Z Church, Petersburg, To DAY at l1;45 "A,
Richmond, VA. Immediately after ar
rival of Atlantic Coast Line train at
2:o5 II. NJ Carriages mt station
Y EISS. Oiled, at residence, No 9li Nest
Z Marshall this city, February 3D., Mrs
sIDJ,t.I.YN SPl(iCi LESS, In twenty-
fourth year of her ago. III
N Funeral notIce later, III FL M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
MANAGER LEAVES.
His Il Horse and Buggy Levied
5ii.,.5 Nj on for Debt, M .3st g5
4. I ! ri Tho times /. plspa TAI,

'PcC1H4 g = Vu M IHe8-D!sPdtU1'J5I VIZ.
S WI NH ESTE VAs Teb. 3.---Dr. Carl
4 II. Cob,lrn. manager Of the Auditorium,
the local theatre. has conc 10 GAINESVILLE
and left tho theatre In charge Of former
Manager Harry Il. Who'd. M a. 5!5s
i He has also removed his household
goods. Ills wife and her brother John
+ Fl. Yoho ieft..last night. 5 a5l l5b 4
City Sergeant Taylor attempted
I to- take Cob,lrn's horse and buggy for
debt. Yoho threatened to shoot the off
Ger. but while he was going for his pis-
Three creditors I were paid pro rata
from the sale OF the team. which brought
only S1o3. Manager coburn lost heavily
swhilc here. All u FIAT tsl e M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
DISASTROUS WRECK.
Five Cars Of Freight Train De-
\ molished and Track Blocked. \

i Especial to The Timer Dispa tch) y!
n LYNcli'S v IL Feb. r "a disastrous
wreck occurred this morning near Ewing
ton, five miles north OF this station. M 81
4 a car near the front end OF y the Sec
ton OF No. TO- which was running as a
freight tr;idn. Jumped the track. rocking
!scycra cars OF merchandise and delay.
Ing traffic for six or seven hours. ss
Railway employers here are very reti-
cent but as far as can be learned there
was Il no loss OF life nor any fatal In
jurles, Nj 5li,,SS WE 5 MI E sIlssSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
CARL BRANDT'S WILL.
Codicil Leaves Pictures to Tel
fair Academy, in Savannah.

(3y Associated Press.) gt1 tSit III
NEW. YORK, Feb 3.-1A codicil Ito the VII
OF Carl l.. Brandt, who died at Savannah Ga. .2
whch8 was received by the clerk OF the sur
rogn 10 court at White Plains by mall to-day,
bequeaths to the 6Telfnirt a cademy Of Arts
and Sciences In Savannah, I'LL Eof his pictures
including those already in It's possssson,
The Wilt j. saialaa not BEEN meg Is
contents Mr.. Brandt was a well:known ar-f4
ttlst and was ~ charge OF tho Teifalr .tAcad n
envy Of Arts and Sciences up to the 5timeEof3
his DEATH IA Tho $codlcil was eHecu ted o year
ago and was witnessed BY II. ", Johnson
William NJ. Farrs md George II. Richter, Sa-5S
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of Error FRO Refused.

The court Yesterday refused 3petltions for
wits OF error in two cases from Newport #
ara appealed from the corporation court The
FRS. was that Of Max Feistein vs The Com
onwealth been IN indicted q rr f9T
had Ibeen convicted OF selling liuuor on Sun
day. His place was nearly q mile from ths ,
city limits and tho question OF ana
M Jurors were tho points relied $on to secure
a. writ Of error. Both petitions were refused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Memberships Rally.

There viii be a big membership rally,
banjo recital and receptionf to the new
office secretary at the Main Street Sta
ton Railroad Y. M. CT .5 tonight. Pro-
fessor3 Wagner and n Mr. Flanagan Ina VIII ~
furnish the banjo music. There will be
3pltncy Of taffy, plenty Of music and
plenty OF fun. All q railroad men in the
city cordially invited. Is fl3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Fiftieth Anniversary.

hi Especial to Tho Times pIspat ch,1
II BROCKTON, MASS. Feb. S. Mr.. and Mrs,lE
Prescott T.othrop observed the fifteenth! armt-
versary OF their wedding this evening by 9 r re-
ceptlon rendered relatives and friends &C tna
home OF tholr daughter Mrs. MyrabS Painting, ~
Springfield street The couple received q NUM-
Der Of gifts Mr.. I.othrop was horn ~ E E;es
md his Wife, who was lane y, 4 $E ~,
ebrat,ng her list birthday on this anniversary
They We're married by the Rev y. y, w. l9ea "
In Quincy Allen T.. Iothrop, OF Rlchinohu,
Ya.. Is their son. .si a. "a N.slsl.A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
IRE IN LYNcHBURG,
IL & Co. Store Burned, Caus-
ing Loss Of $4,000.
: ing Loss ofS
Especial TO The Times Dispatch,

7T85 n Especial 70 The Times Dispatch,) E N
II llYNCIIRURG. VA, Feb 3.7ire to-
Eht Quilted the establishment Of Lee q
81, thu largest produce dealers OF the
lily, entsiling n loss OF nearly s25, 900
h io stock and building. the latter being
The property Of ], g, and ~. s. shaner,
,bf Y Lynchburg, ii
# The tlossiis partially Insured, The Sorl-
gin OF tho blaze is unknown he fire.
work by tile cold weather and oyer head
\ electric light and telep hore wires. ~ For
O short time ~ look ed aS thouEh the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
ON BOB CAsEY''s TRAIL.
Virginia Authorities Are After
L. the Would-be Safe Cracker.

Robert Casey , HAS 2obert n C saH1
AHA "t3gSH Casey, who, ~ alleged, /, At !,
tempted On tho ightol Novein,p}e,r !, il ~
lao break opei, tic Nato r. ,obber q
NH ha s. , bacl 10 Prince William
county count from Pennsylvata .for tT Tla; i, !,
Governor Montague ycsterday 1 Issued !, Z
rcalsiton on the goyert,or q 4 len 1,sya
.ha,iuh, Designated as the Virginia agent.
left at once 4forNhis prisoner. mi,
Nj I4tls likely that the arrest s w" WI prove '''
81 very important one.85 saa j}4i WI & ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
f Mrs. Duke Arraigned.

Al (Bys Associated Press. :.
III NEW YORK, Eel. AIRS; Br2die y. pmks
court charged with heng q fugitive from Tvs, Z
tice In connection with the Texas Indictment
against her and Was paroied N me CUSTODY
OF her COUNSEL until Monday. Il,
Asslstnn district ATTORNEY SANFORD salu ,hnt
ir he did not hear from the Texas antn n
ny that time he would he wl'lNnN 20 au Noratn
tha Iwo,nan's discharges f 8Gt5 .,vr,l 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
.HOCH IDENTIFIED
n BY ONE OF HIS WIVES.
(By Assoclated Prcss.l

". NEW YORK.. February s.-Johann
.Hoch, who is being held by the author-
ties III this city sls " fugitive from ius-
ttce awaiting extradition papers from Chi
5cago. and who is suspected OF having q
great number Of wives. the deaths OF
some OF whom are regarded as suspicious,
was Identified by Mrs. Hendricks, ofHChl-
cago, to-dny as the man who married
her in Hammond, Ind, 81 IA
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third Regiment, and was taken prisoner
at Suffolk, Viz. and carried to Point
Lookout, Md. but soon escaped and came
back and Joined the army again and
served till Lee SURRENDERED at Aipotilat~
tox. g535 ,t 81 u sS 5 4 S n. .l III A
Baptist Church. His ,hospitablc home was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
JUOCESCO7T'S
P'AI..N||| I /! ( !.
Passes Death Sentence forl'irst
81 Time During Judicial s5
Career. ss.
DANcEY AND AUSTIN Il |! 10 10 DIE Die:
Henrico Negroes Hang 10
35s gcthc!r1' on March 5 Y s8ts5
10th y$8 3ss 5s IS

/. II i s ~ j
FOR the FIRST time In his judicial co reer
Judge Il. Carter Scott, OF the Henrico
Circuit Court. was yesterday called upon.
to pass the death sentence ul,on * q pits
oner, when With fearful eyes, lie told Pig.
two negroes, recently convicted Of afro.
clous crimes In his court, that according
to tho verdict OF the 5uries by which
they were tried, they would 9havo to hang
on March 10th. Tho ordeal WAS evidently
the most painful In the public career Of
the distinguished 1urist, and 1t was mani AM
fest that he approached the nnpl'c'n GO SAINT
task with great reluctance. Iii
THE negroes we're Peter Dat,cey and no
Edward Austin, convicted respectively.
or murder8and criminal ASA ut, the pun:
tshment IN each case having been hx tt't
at death on the gallows, u ~ }I n +.
THE M prisoners were ~ ordered v Dy tr y,
Judge to- DO brought INTO court q ~
q clock, but II was l0:40 be- fore Iiis Honor
rdered i the first one, Austn, to B stanlu
before him and hear the awful sentence lt'e
that awaited him.. When this moment
finally arrived twas evident that = udge;
Scott was laborng under a great strain 81 an
Moisture could be seen about ~ X eyes;
and to all IT was d pparen that ne wa. .p,',
approaching tho most trying duty OF ms y
' -ts ~ us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Accepts the Call.

"a Il Especial totThe Times- Dispatc h,)
--yYINcHEsTER, VA, Feb. 3..--1a lev. =.
2: y for some tine tor
News, Va. has accepted a call to the
First Baptist Church, OF Winchester,
which has been thout a pastor since
mer to hecome pastor of Baptist Church,
at Lajunta Is Col. 2i3. (s5 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
the PRESENT RI COLD
|SUNPRE.CE !. !. / ! | |:
a Splendid Ice Crop II: Has IS
!. i.s3 Been Har-
vested.

Il "a (spccla Ato The Times. DspatchO
+ GLOuCEsTEI COURTHOUSE. VA, Feb 3.
This lis the coolest weather Of tha5 winter
in Gloucester. Tho Thermometer at zaro this
morning which is almost unprecedented In
this sect Ions XII e "A
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THEIR ANNUAL BANQUET,
Randolph Literary Society Will
Eat and Talk Tonight.

The Randolph Literary Society will hold
Its annual reunion and banquet IN MUIR
phys Hotel Annex tonight, and the {oc-
caslon promises to be q most enjoyable
one, iF5 ~ HI N
There Will be many set speeches after;
the dinnerlis over. ii IN III
/ So far as II has been made out, the
list is. as follows: w. 2. Barrett, who VIII
address himself to "Frenziedg Flnnnce;''
Tissanss' ". Gardner. Annexatioa;'' mo
b.. Lightioot. Jr. Tired Raven .splits;n
John 81. Eggleston, 1Eyerything,".
4. The spea king programme !is IN charge
of NM Joseph q. Taylor, who Is 5hmtelf
an orator Of considerable force, IT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
In Buckingham.

IN (specali,to Tho Times DIspRtch,l
TX ROONIA, {NA,, Feb 3.-rThe minimum res
.istration5 OF tho United States Weather Blu
reau's Thermometers here last night was de,
gree below zero To-day Is bitterly colo, \ and
cloudy, and SHOW Ia expected Every :. hour.
The slate q,iarries are Working full forces
in snlte OF tho weather. i5gh y, f44 sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Argument Concluded,

-- IBy AssoNIa1s e. IFrsssJ !, Ar,r..
,nents before United states Judge Sathalii
tiofr In the case Of tho, Union Trust Gem
pany OF Nlaryland pnd the ciinchfis'd 3. sn ,s
naratIon We're concluded IN the United state,
District Court hero to-day, Judge GOT VIII
announce his decision later on
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4. d isrcad.s street road and thence

and Williams. to Broad. Street road and themes
There viii Be eenp.oh q. The club h house Iss
vii rsreiyA. MIRA. Alexander G:at,eton Mts.
pehuyer hamilton. Mrs.gfH 9. l I,s;', MIS-.
II. Il. Baskerville MI a: Mss
.io,,, Miss Lucy sketon Miss 1Aline Jennings
Miss Kathleen Bruce. 35 Il Es.tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Richmonders in New York

fSpeclal to Tho Tlmes-blspAtclll
NEW YORK, Feb, S,--Park Avenue, ! !.
Robinson; cii,rey, w J, Harris ar ,lr 3 - !.
Dents. II. Wheelwrght; Alhemarls Arhn'
drews. Jr. O. y, aIayoi HOFFMAN; X Item
~. II, l., Walker, Imperial. j. r. Iayhfi iSs
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Z Schooner Floated.

8j 40 tBy Assoelatcd Frsss!
NEW YORK, Feb a-rhe schooner a,s d ,,,nr'
ine at Long Beach, l.. l., was hoated 20.
day The Jenkins was bound TOR IN. New , aork
snnvllle. Fla. She is said not 70 have been
damAGed. w ..-i L.htll 80 l..as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
Deep Run Hounds Meet,

Fl Despite the cold weather and snow. Deep
Run hounds will meet to-day at the Reservoir
at 4 ( r.. n, 5i rs sgilsy NJ 9 AZ
All those sho brave the cold may feel as
surod that they will find at least the master
Mr. battle, Nir. George COLE Scott. huntslrens
and the hippegs In Messrs: NoltinE and Sgd /.
The run vii proudly 30 through sanpysidc.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
IEx- Lie ia. Governor. y, !: = KenI,t az Ill.

Special 10 The Times Dlspat ct,.) 55p
Observation-Disclosures Feb. a.--f;x Lieutenant
Governor re. Kent lis quite sick at his home.
boiling reen. about three miles from town,
WHY pm eumonia. His physicians do not think
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-04
NEGRO Desperate Hanged

"A. Tbs Associated 2rets1
r sy,ANSBS)RtJ, GA, Feb, 3-+Bnd Hilbulu.
negro gambler ma desperate abo killed Abs
burden. q White officer near Adj tsns January
Nth. last year. Was hanged here t2-daS rs % h