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Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02

= 9beti nerGzuiiffiiifiisaiEio saiEio xertu stai
se sobotu yefer Chas. Witt. 30 let
5, star5S byddlliieefi ddliefi & 22s 2e9 vfell. 7. III.
Sesel se jednoho re svych znalngc.l
, nekolika soudruhy a celia spolec-
most sc yesele bavila. BGhem zaba-
w odesel Witt do udirny. kde lei
pfatele jcho zavfeli, natez oznami-
Ii strazniku Burke-ovi, be je n6kdo
udfrn6. Ten bral celg zert vazn1
81 ootteespEEell ootteespEEell dlsseEe dlsseEe Vittesa sezeal
Witt ovsem byl rad, ze byl pustsn na
syobodu a dal 80 ma iitek. Straznik.
nisje VA 10, zc ma skutccn6 co cini-
ii se zIodejem, vytahl revolver 4
stfllel 20 utikajicim. Jedna ran
zasahla Vita do zad, nasledkem
tefoz ran6nf klcsl X zerni. Kdyz
byl sioprayen do ncrnocnice, shleda-
II lekaFi, ze koule sp1sobiIa vazne
zraneni, ktersz NIUE mfti yazne na-
sledky. Rika se, Ne kazdy Spas ne
co stoji, ale kdyz je nejlepSim, ze
70 ma pfestati Policic 81 nyni wa
ID viitovi kamarady ma musku a
Geka. jak sc poran6nf Vittoyo w
vine, ably die toho ma ns vznesia Ia
loby.
= Damsky pies sboru Cechie, J..
G. d., pofadany minule soboty, te-
sil We yelice sluEna naysteye iak
uz to byva pfi zabavach pofadanych
naSimi damami, nechvbelo ma nicem
ami v neimensim, co by k povznesc-
MI nalady pfitomnych mohlo pfispe-
I'll. Vetfrek ten utkvi 1castnikiir
,;;osa'.o = pai,,esi pro jsiio naskrze
zdafily prdb6h. Hlayni zasluhu "a
"a to slusi pficisti vyboru, sestayaji-
cimu nc Il. Augustiny Pichove, 81.
Barbory Kasaloyt pani Kaceroy-
ske.
xs Pojist5nt proti ohni, blesku n
ystsu Ii tech nejlepsich spolecnosti
vam obstara dobfe a spolehlive r.
r. Matlach pfsarne Minnesotskych
Noviin. 277-tf
= Okresnf skoldozorce Thomas
Montgomery vydal yyhlasku oby-
yatcistyu Iasseilo okrcsn. We ktert
poukazuje nm to. 10 siaba naysstteava
kFikoinfciI diffttek We ycnkovskycii di-
striktech nese velikon vinu ma tom,
he NAB okres ztratil "a minuly rok
1852 statnlch pen6z. Stalo Sc to
tim, 10 pres 1000 skolnich ditek
nenavstEvoyalo skolu We venkovsk5ch
distriktech po vice nez 40 dni, cimz
die zakona nemohly byti statnf PEI
nize okresu poyolcny. Vyhlaska ta-
To pravi dale, BE- nasledkem toho
khem tff let ztratil nas okres ma
$4,000 M podpofe syeho skolstyi
od statu proto jsou rodiee ddtkliss
yybizeni, ably posilali sve ditky do
akoly netrpeli jejich vzdalovani Sc
cd skoly. Dot5ka se to pax kapsy
kazd6ho pokladnika, nehof yvdani ;
yydrzovanfrn skoly spdsobent must
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02
! < Zprdvy re St. Paul. x

! bez vypomoci statnf byti zaplace-
no.
+ Pan Jan Mares, mas obuvnfk
ma z. ulici, byl po nekolik dnd II
poutan ma lizku ipornou chorobou
= revmatismem. Diky f6kafske po-
moci ie mu yssaak jiz op6tne l6pe.
= zdejsi politicky klub Roose-
Welt odb9yal minulaho patku ho-
telu Ryan banket ma oslayu AZ. ma
rozenin presidentovych. Hlaynimi
feGniky byli A. b. Stickney, pred
seda drdhy Great Western a iowsky
guverner Cumins.
~ Stavebni dfivi vseho dru-
I'm, dv4fe, ckna, chilly eiithlyy vabbeec vabbeec vvssee vvsee,
co do oboru toho nalezi. PFiid'te
pfesv6dGte Sc nezli koupfte jinde.
Northwestern Lumber & Wrecking
Co., IA. & Broadway, Dale and
University and 730 w. 18th st. st.
Paul. Albert Zachar, fiditel.
r DIE posledniho sGitanf obyva-
telstva pfipada ma st. Paul 1,065
oeoh, iez ndaly. ze SO narodily Ce-
chach. Ostatni zema isou zastou-
peny takto: Nemccko 1865; ;
<S;yeedsko ff,96f Kanada 5,695 !;
Irsko 5,097 Noryezsko 1,455; AM
gle 2114, Rusko 1854; Rakousko
1.o52 Dansko 1,344; Polslo 1,225 !;
skotsko S72; Uhry Sal; Italie
|e71; Syfcary 5e3; Francie 272 !;
Finsko "a; Valessko 65; Syrie 10 !;
"a narozenych ma mofi behem pre-
plavu 81. Celkem V nasem mest6
obnasi po6et osob narozenSch Y ci-
ziicih zemicih 56.9f2.
+ sprava statni yystavy uzavfe-
LA vyrovnani panem Frankem
Seyenthalem Eau Claire, Wis,
ienz jak znamo padem Ferrisova
kola byl poran6n q manzelka jeho
byla zabita. Pan Seyenthal pfijal
od fiditelstva nabldku ma 81, 500.
r PAM Anna Kadlecova podala
II obvodniho soudu zalobu ma ma
hradu skody obnosu $4,000, pro-
|ti st. Paul Brick Co. Jejf IA
let stari svn Frank hyl v eiheln1
zminene spolecnosti zamestnan a
zaloba tvrdi, ze pfi sve praci musel
Inatahovati ruku do otvoru mezi
Istroiovfmi soucastkami. Pfi tako-
veto praci mu oznbena kola dne "a.
dubna zachytila leyou ruku, pfi
Gemz mu byl palec ma t6to ruce po-
mackan talk, ze mu musel byti od-
fiznut. Celia pfihoda mela take ma
nervove iistroji raneneho tax nebla-
Ihy ncinek ze ieho dusevnf stav je
trvale porusen.
sr Name n9kolik domh prazd-
lngch loti ma prodei cesk6 ctvrti
mesta. iakoz nekolik vzdelanfch
farem We statu. Haste Sc Ii admi-
nistrace Minnesotskych Novin-
r Henry Kelcher, SO roxy stary
obyvateI naseho mesta cisla 420
lW. Central ave-, byl ma honu u No
I've Prahy, Mimi, kde byl nebezpeI-
Inc poranen. Pravf Sc ze pfi lovu u
padl, pfi 6emz rama vysla broky
yjeIy mu do lev6 strany Pile do
spanku.
= q ncznam6 pfidiny minuleho
ttvrtku vecer vypukl ohen prazd-
mem dome p Tomase Tnmy ma
Jefferson ulici nez Sc dostavili
hasici, byl jiz celf plameny zaha-
len. Nasledkem toho po6al tak5 chy-
mM.xMmIx.f
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02
Oba zachvacene domy byly

Dusty. Oba zachvacene domy byly
jiz sesle.
r Edward Bennett, klerk zamest-
many u drahy Great Northern
Express spolecnosti, byl zatcen q
dan pod zaruku ma udani, BE svym
vlivem chtsl pisobiti na iednoho
porotce v pffpadu G. NJ. Rawitzera
o nahradu $1,000 prot spolecnosti
poulicnfch drah.
@ Mate-li neco na prodej anet
hledate-li neiake zarnestnanf, nebu-
de vas oznamka stati mnoho, kdyl
to date do MinnesotskJch Novin q
isme jisti, ze Sc YAM to vyplati.
Zkuste to. TT.
PAM Marie Kubfkoya podala
zalobu nahradu $1,000 "a porane-
nj, utrp6ne padem ma chatrnem
chodniku ma West st. a Western
ave. V minulem bfeznu.
Pfesunoyacfm parostrojem O.
mazske drahy hyl Y sobotn veeer pre-
jet kreja John Holberg. Byla mu
hlaya k nepoznani rozdrcena, takze
ziistal ma mist6 mrtev lezeti. Byl
so rokii star zanechava manzelku
"a a deti.
Pani p. A. Stavii re SiouS
Falls. So. Oak, ktera Sc cd minule-
no tydne naiezaia nemocnici
Bethesda, zemfela tam - hladem
Po ysechen cas- sysho osetFovani od-
',iittaslla ',iittaslla 9fiii,ii;affriiii Ietraas. doniiisa-
jic sc, ze il chteji otraviti. Leka.
rum Sc po nejaky cas- dafilo tsili
vpraviti il obcas potravx, Lee ia ne
|sta1ovaIa tax nemocna konecnl
piece jen samovoln6 hladem zemfc
la.
= Rodina pana Franka Jansky.
no ztratila nedeli imrtfm sest
mesicd stareho chlapecka. Zarmou
|ccriss rodir66 yysiovuierle svoii sou
strast.
fT Pritlaste Sc. Hodlate-h ma
vstevovati tento podzim obchodn
skolu, Haste SO u mistnf administra
co Minnesotskych Novin. Jsme !
postavenf usetfiti vam penize NJ
skolnem neilepsich obchodnfcl
skolach v st. Paul a Minneapolis.
r V 1tery rano zemfel nahle W
SVEN dome v st. Anthony Park, A
II. McGill, postmistr mesta ST
Paul a byvaly guyerner Minnesoty
| PffGinou smrti bvla srdecnf vada.--
IZesnuly narodil Sc V roku 1910 VI
statu Pennsylvania roku 1856,
lpfisel do Minnesoty. Cd let sedmde
Isatych podilel sc Gimme politice
zastaval skoro nepfetrzite dnlezit
1fady. v roku 1887 byl zvolen gu
vern6rem slouzil jednu lhutu. !
roku 1900 ustanovil jej presiden
Mckinley postmistrem st. Paul
| llmz zustai AZ do sve mrti.
Allen FEaggleyy FEaggleyy Philip Philip Dod
son, mladfci 20 a 10 rokI stafi, na
Iezeni byli utopeni jezefe Elmc
| kkanlz vydali Sc sobotsi veter II
non. Hosi vyjeli 81 ma move iod'ce
liz chteli vyzkouset a ia die vseh
Sc mimi pfevrhla oba nalezl
lsmrt We chIadne yode. Nehoda spo
zorovana byla nedeli vecer jednfr
farmercm, jenz nasel potah utonu
Ilych uvazany Ii stromu blize jeze
ra.
= Malokdy Sc stava, by v tento Ca
napadlo tolik snehu jako &c nam ie
Il
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02

! bez vypomoci statnf byti zaplace-
no.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02

Mravenec jaho LEX. 269
vadatofi, ktefi jiz dostatecne pro-
spnsobilost vcely X leceb-
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02

= Rodina pana Franka Jansky-
no ztratila nedeli tmrtim sest
mesfcd stareho clllapecka Zarmou-
Gene rodil6t yysiovuierne svoiii SOU
strast.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-11-02

Pfesunoyacfm parostrojem O.
mazslSe drahy hyl sobotu veter pre-
jet kreicf John Holberg. Byla mu
hlaya k nepoznani rozdrcena, takze
zistal ma mfste mrtev lezeti. Byl
so rokii star zanechaya manzelku
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
8E]s!;Dl[:',Mll,I[UNDs-HURD.
Pretty Marriage Ceremony &
Prince Edward County.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch 80 -, Z.
FARNIVILLE. VA, March l5.-Thls
evening at nine O clock the resid ence of
Mr. AR. Hurd. one mile south Of Farm
vile, was the scene ofl yery.pretty WG e :
daughter, Miss Anna ]. Hurd !, and Mr..
Thomas ". Ednlunds. The n bride is
Prince Ed ward girl,E but her home for
the past few years has been IN New
York.
Tho groom. also q native OF this coun /.
sty. has for the last three years lived IN
Turkey. The parlors were tase fully deco
rated with palms and evergreens and q
soft light pervaded tho rooms. Only the
Immediate families and near relatives
witnessed the ceremony. "a az
Miss Mary Jackson, of ECumberland, was
maid of honor. and Mr.. Richard w Ed
.munds, brother OF the groom. acted ms
best man.. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Tucker Graham, OF the Pres
fbyterian Church. 5s
Mr.. and Mrs Edmunds left on the mid
night train for Southern trip. going d.
rect to Lees burg, Fla, Where they will re-
main for some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
THE BOY 5LASs0EDl)
A mule. N|A|M'|.E.DI|MA!U.ID|
Arthur Allen, Of Caroline County
is Dragged and Pain
fully Injured.
llsneclal q Tie Tlmeg-pispatch.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG A. March 5.--TT
William Dung and Thomas RI gland, two
negroes. employed in railroad work, near
Quantico, became involved in a difficulty,
which ended by Ragland shooting Young
in the leg. Ragland made his escape and
Young came to his home, here for medical
treatment. st sa53,}
~ Arthur Allen, a son Of Mr.: T.. a. Allen,
OF Caroline county, having read OF the
fun the cowboys had at sethc inaugural
parade by lassoing, got himself q long
rope and entered into THE sport. Flo
lassoed the colored boys about the place
and became expert prncticing on stations
airy bjects. He however. came l 70 grief
when he lassoed two-year-old mule,
which was in the field, he youth had
tied one end of the rope TO his !. arm
and when; the moose went over the mule 8
head, ut became frightened "a nd frn1E away,
He went SO fast that he was soon drag-
cling the boy on the ground and carried
him a considerable distance over. the rough
field until a ditch was rea clied, when
the mule gave a jump. the force OF which
snapped the rope. The lad was uncon-
sclous for an hour, and lit Will be some
time before he RECEIVERS from his bruises.
Attthe bazaar and entertainment given
recently at g Haymont," tho home of Mr..
C.. b. Conway,7In Caroline county, for the
benefit OF Bethesda Church,, SCI. was
realized for tho church treasury.
Captain IT e McCracken has been very
sick at his homo for week, but IS
now slowly improving. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Politics in Dickinson.

8csgoRNs GAP. VA. March Sl5.-The CUB
ernatorlal contest between swanson ana VII
An this (DickensoIi) county, with the former
In the lead. until very recently
The race for Circuit Court Clerk Is looming
5uot with several aspirants for the honor from
each political party. the Democrat; I, are
talking OF l. e, French G. y Long. waiter
whiie3the Republicans have Emory 3. Chase.
Evans Tillcr and G. G, chidress each OF whom sa
would like to ma the race nus
trait. with the words, For Clerk. 9 around the
mGrrln. These buttons are TO be seen IN al
rhere arc two asprants for the position OF
scoi,ntv school superintendent. John w Kerr
and William Al Dyer. Mr.. Long the Preseent
incumbent. has withdrawn MS appilcatlo1 to ~
rcnea moi ntment. SAB ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
.L|NKOUs MUST HANG
FOR WIFE MURDER R D. ] |
The Supreme Court Refuses e
Grant a Writ Of
Error. A.
Especial 10 The -Dispatch.)

Especial to the 4lines-4lspatctitls 81
EAST RApFoRD, Marc CHI Il s; r.
James LInklious, the wife murderer, con con-,
dc,nncd to die next Friday. the tin. must aust
meet his fate, the Supreme Court Ct a &
peals having failed to-day to grant q witt VIII
OF error.
4Iainkhous received the news without
emotion. rcmar!<ing that he mad not tc ts
ipectcd a new tria ]. 4
He has been suffering from nervous IN.
digestion for several weeks, sunerin uc &c Z
BY mental strain and confinement T. and q
spends most of the time in bed, though
ihcis not seriously IL 2.
The scaffold5 on which kllous will die
was brought from Roanoke by Sergeant 7
McNeal and put in the yard OF the q jan
more than a month'ago,
Last Christmas Day Linkhous XII led his
wife ana adopted son in their home am q
set the house on fire. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
|C|T'Y DRIVERS
ARE 0N'.A| STRIKE |
Complain Because They Cannot
Go to the Stables for
Dinner.
NEW RULES OF COMMITTEE !. v rel:
IA
President Roosevelt Invited 70
Visit Petersburg Tho
Vcnire.
lNEW RULES OF COMMITTEE
n rhe Tlmos- pispatch.,

Tx fspeciai to The limos Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. March 1b.--'The
drivers uf the city carts are on q strike.
They Quit work this morning because OF
new rules promulgated by the street de-
pnrtment
The drivers complain that they are now
required to carry their dinner pals to
their place OF work and eat the midday
meal wherever they may find themselves
at II o'clock, contrary to the established
custom OF returning to the stables. The
latter custom they greatly prefer. FOL for
many reasons. i,.
The street Committee maintains that
heretofore much time has been wasted IN
driving to and from the stables Tor dinner
The new rules provide that the men
shall carry provendcr for Their reams.
But do not prohibit the drivers from eat
ing dinner where they please, proVlidIeeo
they return within the hour.
PRESIDENT INVITED.
+ Il President roosevelt will be invited to
visit Petersburg on his Southern trip BY
a Joint committee representing the Board
of Aldermen. the Council and the Cham
Der OF \ Commerce.
The committee or aldermen anu coutel l-
men has not been appointed, but Cen
eral Stith Boiling and Captain Nelson T.
4Patteson have been delegated BY the
Chamber of Commerce.
II The need of a large, ew hotel Is being
much discussed here, esp cially since the
preparations for the T "a P. a. col,ver-
ton In April and the Chamber OF Com
merce has taken the natter mp and will
call a special meeting to- consider it.
{. "a venire OF twenty-fo four It this morn y;
ing for Sussex Courthouse to- furnish a
jury for the trial Of the ''rougf rider
cases, seven negroes charged witt rob 1l'
blng and burning the railroad depot .l At
bonneville, in Sussex county. 8#i
NEW BOAT. CLUE.
E a boat club has been organ ized at the
Young MEMS Christian Association on, nd
members are rapidly coming IN. The
mem bership is lio1ited to TWEEN ty-fi ve.
a East Hanover Presbyte will convene
In Tabb street Presbyte Church on
the 9th Of April. E5 y IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NEW BOAT CLUB.
GRAND ARMY MEET.
A Plan Of Dr.. Delaney Hicks to
B 4l ESCAPE is Frustrated.
4 (spetcial 10 The Tim,e,.s,-Dispntch.)

Especial, TO The Dispntch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, " Al, NJ arch = IT I'll, he
council Of administration OF the Grand
Army Of tho Republic, apartment o.
Virginia b ana I. North Carolina, met at
the Hampton Soldiers Home to-day and
decided to hold the annual encampment
CT the department at Soldiers Home
I on April 10th. Y #
city Jailer Brown to-day announced
( that he had frustrated a plot to break
Jail a laid by Dr.. 8. Delaney Fl iclss, he
specialist. who is awaiting trial for Forge
rs, and Paul o. Johnson, a negro SEN
fenced to twelve years n the pen1tentlary
4 for forgery. a note sent to a hardware
store by IA ''trusty" put tho jail Ter on his
guard. 35 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Master Worknen Leave,
(speclal 10 ,rNe TIMEX. DIspatch

CIAYVILLE, Va March Is. Mr.. Har-
old Coping. who has been superintendent
and manager for the PoWhatan5 Clay
Manufacturing Company, at Can;yyll \;
home in England, March I'D. per White
Star Line steamer Cedric.
His brother, Basil Coping, for many
years master mnchinist for tho same COM
pany, has also resigned and will visit his
relatives In England.
During the twelve years hey have bnen
In Virginia they have become very much
attached to the old State and have made
many friends here.
ut Ia theirJntentlon to return to the
Sunny South next fall, /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Additional Indie trnents.

.--1-I -
1,yNrHRIyRG, VA, March 15.-The
,prand' iury in the Federal Court to-day
iTiet . 8 this following additional IN In
dictments: :,
Charles r., Holiday, Botetourt county.
l Co Buchanan county. retailing Id.
mr. Without a license; g. II. Canady. of
Franklin county. Illicit dlstilling; Talbot
4;llicit distiillng; j. w Chapman. OF Aladi-
son county, en1bezzlement of mail /; EN-
ma Green OF Bath county, ombezzhment;
Rob Snyder. of Bedford county, retailing
John snced, OF Franklin county Illicit
distilling; ED. Wlllsurn, Giles county,
stealing mall matter. i;
Ihe court Is engaged IN tho trial of sew
erai minor criminal matters and the civil
docket will not bereached for several
DAYS, 55 FL p i;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Paper Changes Hands.

{ ~ Especial to Tho lTInles-DIspatch) #II n
K MATTHEW'S, VA, March l5--A deal was
contaminated here to-day by which Hon L.
c. Garnett and County Treasurer y. J, Backo
Tribune, established about one year ago by
Thomas n. Locke, OF Peru. Indiana, Mr.;
Locke put the paper on q paying basis and
year that he had been In charge, as tho
properly had grown to bc dsHirable, country
office The plans OF the retiring editor are
ie viii engage Ii, tho same business In some
new field, Tho purchasers are We'll known
Virginia citizens and VII no doubt MAKE o
SUCCESS OF their new venture. 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Tidler,-Triplett.

Especial % The Vines. Dlspateh] ~.
WINGIIEsIa9R, VA March l5:-Mlss
and and Nj Mrs. j, RTriplett, became the bride
OF MI, Nv. O. Tldler, IN the Methodist
S9hurch at Kernstown this evening. Rev,
AZ u, Wolf, offcia ting; Il; ,del,ghttul H. Y,
lbr de's parents, The ushers We're ,Messrs.
ri, ,gh Noon. OF Kernstown,3 Npln. lplett,
Il ,rnstowni Howard tones and Il,
IL iItz of Winphester The groom is q
native OF Rflppahannock county, and il
Tinted states sauger at the Kernsto@'n
pistllery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Old Bullet Caused Death.

I.g7T7I ESPECIAL TO Tie Tlmes- pIspatch.
Ta AS a direct result or a. wound made
over forty years ago III the Civil War,
Luther IT., Bradshaw died this Week n !.
his home in Isle Of Wight county, aged
81 years. 5ls IL is s85 81
Mr.. bradshaw received in a leg a butts
let, which surgeons could nov renno,Ye,
ana the wound never healed becoming
was #postmas ter of Windsor, Va, during
lIarrlspn's administration. He Is sur.
yiYed by n widow. four dale hters and
three sons, N q * lsS5s h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
SHUT OFF THE MAIL.
County Officers Close Postoffice
Because Of Smallpox.
ian 70 rhe Times-plsnatch oh.

Especial to The Times Disnatch,l
WINCHESTER, VA.,3 March 15,--For
tho second time within q few weeks q
county postoftice has been closed and
squarantined by the Board of Health on
account OF smallpox, and q. clash IS
feared with tho Federal authorities lln-
less arrnngements are speedily nlado for
continuance of postoffice business. se
& Smallpox exists IN the family, Of Post
master, Edward r; ConnorB,at Refuge,
tho place, " III 5 & sf,s 81 y 5i s5ttf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Accomplice Of Cotton.
3(snecIal 10 The Times. pIspatc

(snecIal 10 The Times: plypatch ~
4 NORFOLK, VA. March 15.-R lchard
johnson was arrested at Plnner7s Point
and Is contled in the, Norfolk county jail
to-day, charged with .being an accompllce
OF Joseph Cotton, Cotton was arrested
OF James McClenny, at Churchland, on
Christmas Day. four years ago. It s.al-
legd that Johnson gave the gun to Cot
ton with the understanding that he would
kill McClenny.4 AfcClenny WAS shot tnithe
Efnrahead md died Instantly, g n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
MosbY Ranger Dies

l5 Especial 10 The Times DIspatch.)
yVARjRENTON VA, March l5.-Los.i
Blackwell died at his homo near this
place last might after q protracted i'll
several children. Ell tt5i
Il MI. Blackwell belonged to Mosby.,s
rangers and Il served with distinctions
throughout the Civil War. 5
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.yAtiNkE BROTHERS h:

3JAHNkE BROTHERS
invite the public to inspect their annual
exhibit Of fine watches. made BY the
celebrated Patek, Philippe & Co. Of
Geneva. Thursday. March 10th, at their
store, 912 East Main Street. 81 Al Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
YOUNG BURGLARS.
BAND LEADER RESIGNS.
Prof Brereton Leaves Stonewall
Brigade's Fine Organization.

81 BTIgdut9S rIIIt u Sd111IIz"dtIUII.
Especial TO The Times Dspatch.) "A
!8 sSTAUNTON,3Y.A. March l5.-- Professor.
y. NJ. Rrereton. who for eleven years
has been tho leader of tho Stoncwall
Brigade Band, has rendered his rcsigna-
ton. Mr.. BreletonG has proved a most
efficient leader. and his resignation Will
/ be a great loss to the band. Mr.. Brcre-
attention to&the band without neglcnting
: kisgoWn business, which keeps him away
from tho city n great deal Professor
Brereton was at one time leader o 4 the
band Of the Richmond Blues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
.SCROFIJLA 4 A. P }ssss;s

ood aucestors Laws
spring ne pood tn
instance
family trouble when
Swelling ulceraung glands o. ta
weak assesses soa arn.ad an the head 81 nv little
euptons swell dcid n onv 70 months Old
other
strength and decided That
vitality medicine made
Saina, MRS r. BERKLY
blood poues place ito
and tubercur
resulting consumption disease which has been IN th
family Perhaps the birth the
,xa. .~ fere requires constitutional treatment s. s. 81.
49, go a remedy cleanses the
- &RA blood scouous and tubeuous poisons
kD -. k under the TONIC effects
Saa medicine the general health
permanently Book the blood
and any wished furnished physicians without charge
THE SMFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTAy "a.
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SORE:
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SORE
HANDS.
q. Q i g / g 1t
Treatment
with


Soak the feet OF hands on retiring
u astrong, hot, creamy lather Of
CUTlCURA SOAP. Dry, and
anoint freely with CUTlCURAI
OINTMENT, the great Skin
Cure and purest Of cmollients.
Bandage lightly in old, soft cotton
or linen. For itching, burning,
and sealing eczema. rashes. IN In
flammation. and ehafing, for red.
ness. roughness, cracks and
fissures, with brittle, shapeless
nails. this treatment Is simply
wonderful, frequently curing 10
one night.
Complqts Ilumo. Cure cohrs.ins Of CUTICURA
9osp. ae Retol,ent oc IT.. form Of Chocolate Coated
pills a5e per Yii Of eol, Ointment, Dc Deposs London
a Charsrhouse 50 Paris, Rue de 70 Pat1 boston
ls Columbus Ave: Potter Drug Z Chem. Corp, Sels
81 Send for How TO Cure Eysry Humos..
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1 ALFRIEND E SON !,
A0 ENTS, Ills e. MAIN ST.

post heessead which has absorhed ton q
silver twelve dining room chairs. four tables,
two dtsnns, q lady's dressing table and 9
cabinet nuke IN the suite, which TOOK nearly
u year to make. Weighing a!tosetner, 9Ser Soas
! tens, lie value IL estimated ~ Thepo 81