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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
STRONGER THAN MEAT
a I,doe,, opInlon of Grape. Nuts,

A Judges Oplnlon Of Grape. Nuts.
A gentleman who has acquired judi
cial turn OF mind from experience on tho
bench out in the Sunfower State, writes
a carefully considered opinion rs to the
value OF Crane Nuts ms food Ile SAYS:
"For the past five years Grape Nuts
has been n prominent feature In our bill
OF fare. !tI.sg
"The crisp food with the delicious
nutty flavor Inns become an indlspensnhlo
necessity In my family's EVERYDAY me-
ut has proved to be most henthful and
beneficial and has enabled us to praoti-
cnlly abolish pastry und pies from our
table for the children prefer Grape Nuts
and do not crave rich and unwholesome
food,
"Grape Nuts keeps us all In perfect
physical conditlon--as preventive of
disease 1t is beyond value ] have hcen
particularly impressed by the beneficial
effects of Grape Nuts when used by
ladies' who are troubled with face blem-
ishes, skin eruptions, etc 1t clears IN
tho complexion wonderfully,
"As to Its nutrltive qualities my eXpe-
,ience is that ono small dish OF Grape
Nuts is superior to n pound of meat for
breakfast, which Is an important consid-
Grafton for anyone, It satisfies the APP
petite and strengthens the power OF re-
ssting fatigue, while its use Involves
none OF the d!sagreelble consequences
that sometimes follow a meat breaklast.l
Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich
There's a reason,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
s
AWFUL. ECZEMA
sleepless Nights for Mother and
Terrible Suffering Of Child Had
Given Up All Hope Of Ever Max
Ing Any Cure As Last Resort
TRIED CUTICURA AND
CURE WAS SPEEDY

Mrs. I. B. Jones, Arlington, 1nd.T.,
writes /" My little girl had been suffer-
ing for two years from eczema, and
during that time ! could not get
nights sleep, as her aimcn was very
severe. had tried so many remedies
and spent SO much money, deriving no
benefit, / had given up all hope Of
making any cure. AS n last resort ]
was persuaded to try Cuticura, and to
my great delight a IN arkcd change was
manifested from the first application.
gave the child q bath with Cuticura
Soap, using d soft piece OF muslin
cloth. This I did twice day, each
time following with Cuticura Ointment,
and at the same time gave the Resolv-
cnt, according to directions. One box
Of Ointment and two bottles Of the
Resolvent, together with the Soap,
effected q permanent cure. ] submit
this for publication, hoping it will
assist other sufferers in curing them
selves"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
SHERMAN SENTENCED.
Given Minimum Punishment for
Stealing From the Mails.


s.I.YNGIBuRG, VA, September le:--E.
B. Sherman, who was arrested ten days
ago. charged with stealing letters in the
Lynchburg postofiice. having been caught
In the act of taking a decoy letter by
Postmaster Mclaughlin. was indicted to-
day by the grand jury in the Federal
Court Later he pleaded guilty to the
Indictment and threw himself OIL the
mercy OF the court. Judge Mcdowell
imposed The sentence, giving several rea-
sons for giving the minimum fixed by the
statutes.
The authorities in searching Sherman's
home, found over 500 letters which were
taken from the mails IN the Office. The
oldest one was in 1904, and the majority
of them were dated within the past two
or three months. 1t Is not thought BY
the postal authorities that he secured
more than several hundred dollars In his
stealings He was the oldest attnche OF
the office, having been connected with
1t for nineteen years. He will go to the
Atlanta. Ca, prison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
MR.. STOKES RETIRES.
Leaves City Auditors Office t
Accapt Norfolk Position.

Mr.. w. G. Stokes, chief clerk In the
city auditors office, has resigned to
accept position with the Monticello
Hotel. Norfolk, and will leave on Octo-
Der 1st. iAya't2 t--.21stt
The position Just vacated by Mr.
Stokes pays sl,5o0 per year, and will be
filled by Il joint meeting of the Council
Mr. Stokes has been chief clerk in the
auditors Office for nearly eight years,
and Is splendid accountant. He Will
be auditor OF the Monticello Hotel Co.
at salary much in excess OF the one
received here. ts
~ Mcssrs VIM S. Reid and r. a. VIII
lnms, now clerks in the auditor office,
are candidates to succeed Mr.. Stokes, as
is also Mr.. Arthur 3. Clarke. They are
all fully qualified, and the contest prom
Uses to be a lively one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE.
Candidates for Senate and House
pit In in Halifax.

~ Especial to The Times Dispatch.) .
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Sept l2.-Alnos
White, colorcd, for whom six warrants
have been sworn for burglary and cat
tle-stea1ing, was captured and landed
IL, Houston Jail by G. o. Williams, a
farmer. residing near Meadvile, to-day.
The Republicans met In ma!ss-meetlns
at Houston yesterday and nominated
County Chairman Chas. a. Lacy, for
tho Senate and Alfred Hays, mayor Of
Vrgiiina, and r. Is. Morris, young
lawyer. OF PAGES. for the House of
Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Dr.. Mitchell Returns.

Or, s, C. Mitchell professor Of MS,
tory in Richmond College, has returned
after very refreshing and inyig6ra,ins :
vacation spent in Europe, Dr. Mitchell
made a very pleasant itinerary, visiting
Switzerland and Northern ltaly ana
many obscure places out of the route
az the ordinary tourist, The grip has
done him much good. and the professor
is ready again to commence his collegiate
duties,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Heavy Loss BY Fire.

Especial TO TIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.
+ ssTUART's DRAFT. VA. September l2.
MIR, C. II. Cohron's barn and contents
we're burned Sunday, All his bnled hay:
two larse straw stacks loo bushels ct
wheat and all his wagons and farming
machinery were destroyed. The est
mated loss Is $4,000 Insurance, .Sl.9eo, Tho
fire is supposed to have been incendlnry,
Mrs, w O. Robertson and niece, Miss
n j. Woods. OF Highland county are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Campbell
Misses Susie Timbcrake and Pink KEN
per, of WaynesbOro,g have been visiting
the formers sister, Mrs, John McChcsney'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
VATICAN SENDING
BISHOP TO JAPAN
To Relieve Church Of Imputa-
ton ThatsIt is French
Institution,
(By Associated Press.)

PORTLAND, ME-, September 12,--
Bishop William II. o'Connell Of tho Ro-
man Catholic Diocese of Maine, an
nounccd to-day his intention to leave
here Thursday for Japan, on a special
mission on behalf OF Pope Plus X. Bishop
OConnell declines to state the purpose
of his visit, hut It is believed to be m
Important diplomatic mission from the
Vatican to the Emperor of Japan de-
cided upon about the time of the con-
cnslon of peace between Japan and
Russia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
A FEARFUL DEATH.
Young Mans Body is Ripped
Omen BY. a Saw.

SUFFOLK, VA. Scpternbe" T.
Kintz Johnson, nlnetcen-year-old son or
e. B. johnson, yesterday met shocking
death at Charles T. Wings mill. near
Windsor. Va. The glove Of Johnson, who
was the sawyer, caught on the carriage,
which was In motion, and he was dragged
on the saw, which literally ripped open
the body from shoulder to hip johnson
staggered n few feet and fell dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Mr.. Lacy Named,

MIR. Lane Lacy, who up to the time
J,idge Lewis retired from tho office OF
United states attorney for the Eastern
gentleman, has been named IN a Ike
cnpnclty by Postmaster Wrny y, knight.
Mr.. Lacy Ia an expert stenogrnpher.
and is regarded very hghly for his ability
The position of private secretary to tho
postmaster has been created owing 10
additional work growing out Of MI.
Enirbtis appointment IA dishursng Of
ficer for the rural free delivery system
In Virpiniu gt .sa .llasesr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting Of Cuticura Soap
Ointment and Pills, 81.

The first step in the treatment Of
chronic eczelnals to remove the scales
and crusts and soften the skin, by
warm baths with Cuticura Soap, Dry
carefully and apply Cuticura ONT
ment, lightly at first, and where adj.
visable spread it on pieces OF soft cloth
and bind in place. Take the Resolvent
Pills, or liquid, in medium doses. Dc,
not use cold water in bathing, and
avoid cold, raw winds.
Bold throughout the world. Cuticura Resolven, 100.
I'm form OF Chocolate Coated Pills 25c per vial Of COY,
6imment, &c., soap; sse Potter Drug and Chem. Corp,
sSSailed Free, How TO Cure Eczema and "All About
The skin, Scalp, Hair and Hands"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
lRy Associated Press.l

ROME, September l9.-At the present
time the Catholic Church in Japan Is
suffering from the mputntion that It Is
a French institution. and France being
tho ally. Of Russia, the church comes IN
for u share OF popular disfavor TO
counterfeit this 1t was suggested that the
Pope should como forward as a sovereign
and appoint representatives at Toxic,
at the same time, requesting the Japn-
nese government to appoint minister
to the Vatican. The suggestion was well
received by His holiness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
.HYDROPHOBIA ATTACKS
BOTH HOGS AND COWS
Especial TO The Times Disp itch 7,

UNICNVILLE. VA, September "a
Several weeks ago dog on the farm
OF Mr. G. Z. Waugh, Of this county. de-
veloped signs of hydrophobia. and before
being killed, a number OF cattle and
hogs must have been bitten, as In the
last day or two, one fine mich COW and
several hogs went mad and to be shot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
No Contract Awarded.

at & o'clock yesterday afternoon to eIvo
ont the contract for constructing the
'ilume'' at the settling basin. Nothing
was done, however and the matter went
on to further meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Heptasophs' Officers

sophs held Friday afternoon at Murphys
Hotel. Mir. Lawrence r. Pool of Man
chester. was elected district deputy su.
prelne archon, and Mr. +. w. Haden, Of
Charlottesyllle. as alternate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Tiller--Stover.

ROANOKE, VA, September l2--Miss
Harriet slower, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs,
q. ]. Stoyer and Mr. ". w llller cf
pichmond, were married tonight at
TRINITY Methodist Church. Rev. Harry
canter officiating, The couple left on n
northern tour. N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Mr.. Baglcv Here,

Mr.. William II. Bagley, formerly on
the stnff of the Richmond News. and
IN. CO News and Observer Is In the
city and Is registered at Murphy's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
What 1t Cost Them,

Judge II. Ashby Wlckham. Democratic
nominee for the Senate from the district
In which Hanover county IS l'cated, mas
filed his expense account for the recent
primary. lie spent s7l.3s fSr the nomi-
nation.
The nomination for House of Delegates
secured by Mr.. G. w. Throckmorton over
Mr.. A Won N. Rosenegk, cost him $50 l5
Dr. II. II, Levy has returned TO the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13

A marriage license was issued IN llen-
mer M. Bower and Miss Anna II. Cease,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
FREEDOM Of JEWS
Whites PROMISE
Russian Commissioners Embark
for Home, Receiving Many
Cheers From Crowd.
.FAREW WELL CALL ON JAPANESE
.------------------- &
Envoy Tells Bankers Discrin,ina-
ton Prejudicial to Jews
Twill Cease.
FAREWELL CALL ON JAPANESE
(By Associated Press.)

4sF s.sitr&ra (3y Associated E'rcSS) T4H. MIA l
NEW YORK. September 12.-.rhe RUS
sian, commissioners who successfully con-
cluded Al treaty Of peace with the ENJOYS
OF Japan at Portsmouth, NJ f., started
on the return to st. Petersburg to-day.
sailing on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Before
leaving the city NJ. Witte and Baron
Roseli made farewell call upon tho Ja-
panesc diplomats. Baron komura was
unable to see the Russians, because of
his illness, but through Minister Taxa
tira, he sent them cordial message Of
farewell. US
A big crowd had gathered at the dock
OF the Kaiser Wilhelm In Hoboken to see
NJ. NVtte, and there was much cheering
and hand clapplng rs he went up the
gang plank. lie bowed his AcknoWledg-
Incnts. lie received the newspaper men
cordially In his rooms on board the
steamer, and through Baron Rosetl, made
a statement to those whom he had met
thanking them, and saying that never
in his life before ..had 1t been so forcibly
impressed upon him that the pen Is
mighticr than tho sword" He then shook
hands with all Of them and SAID sooo
bye. ,,,4or
Shortly before the ship sailed, Major
Lynch, Of the United Societies OF NeW
York, and forty members OF the irish
Club, Of New York, were received by NJ.
witte. Each member Of the irish CLUB
| presented to the peace ENJOYS tiny Rus-
sian, American and Irish flags. Major
Lynch said to M. Witte:
1--WE take this opportunity Of thanking
q country which has been friend OK
our adopted country in time OF need.
Emancipation Of Jews.
BEFORE N. Wittc left his hotel for the
steamer to-day, he had conference With
Isaac n. Seligman and Oscar Strauss,
az this city, and Adoph Kraus, Of chi
caros Mr. scligman said after the con-
ference:
IN. Wittc allowed us to foresee the
| ema1ncipation Of the Jews In Russia, ana
| their participation tn the government OF
| the empire in the same degree and pro Z
| portion that other Russian subjects are
| allowed to participate,
IN. Wittc made no official pledges en-
| paging his government; he spoke for hl'i!-
self as an Individual. but It is wen known known
| that while a present, he Is not IN power
he soon VIII be. With him at the neim,
the Jews In Russia will again enjoy civic
and national recognition. we nave w. W.
| Whites word for it that SO far as ne
| himself may DC ,iOie' >.' 80 80, :.
done to give to the Jews OF Russia the'r
full. constitutional rights s!
Experimentation rejudicial to them me =,
Injustice of which he admits freely. VIII
be ended and they Will be placed on an
1 equal footing with the rest OF me I'm
| peror's subjects.
Mr., scligman was asked II the sub
| tect OF a loan to Russia, TO be maze py
syndicate OF Jewish flnanciers had been
hronohc1 but he replied in the mega tive.
"The matter Of Loan" said he was
| not even suggested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Gifts for. the Home.

Gifts have, been received and acknowl-r
edged by the Home for Needy Confeder-
ate Women from the Louisa Camp, G. VI,
and tho Mosby Camp. OF Nelson county,
Mr., j. Lewis Frazier Is spending his
vacation in the Blue Ridge Mountains,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
D.. Lyons
PERFECT
I oofIl Powder

Clesnsos and beauties the
teeth and purihes the breath.
Used by people Of refinement
for over a quarter Of o century.
Very convenient for tourists.
PREPARED ~
II n Zz<,7a,.210
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13
Mrs. Lee Gratified.

Among the interesting matter presented
to the Board, was n letter sent tne MaS Sor
n1precIation and gratitude to the city for
the honor bestowed upon the late General
Lee, The letter, in full, follows, ,oo,
San Francisco Cali sem, !, Inv. iSuo,
TO Captain Carlton Mccarthy. Mayor OF
the City of Richmond: -,
MY Dear sir.--I write to express TO you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-13

. N. Levy has returned to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
& TRIED FOR MURDER.
Peter D'ancy Must Answer
Serious Charge It o-daY. q.

i q Peter sDnncy,3 colored, Will fbe brought
before the Circuit. Court OF }Henrlcoi county
3tiiIs morning and stand trial for the al
legged 3murde Of Inez Lead beatter, g neg 70
WOMAN. M al .{tj Ii az
Several days ago Dancs- spread $as pcti-
ton among the solored people md other
citizens, Iii which he appealed for funds
to assist lin in& cmpl oylng counsel. "a p
TO last night he had q received &butgO nc
.reply.&nnd his was to the 8amotlnt es of
stWenty-tiyeF cent S. ii S$5,
sf Onc.of the most }renlark Bile facts con-
,necte,l &ywitlit6fis case Is thai john G.
tDancy, recorderaof deeds In Washington,
VINO is drawing "a salary; Of =, 900 a. year,
lhas#not answered. ~ etterss rec antly writ
ten him by Peter. lie is q first cousin
ind halls from North Carolina.
Yesterday Dnncy was skcd T.ha g limo
OF defense he would $put UP. ]! Ie said !:
BOSS. dom cxactly kslow ,s bnti you
mean S"NVill you plead 81 Hul ltyi2.'ss ,5 Hn
replied :B'.. Yessar, i killed the woman. but
was not mad when did 1T; 1T was an
accident, q negro Ia wyer, ! 70 " Is. wi u
him. 5}s NJ. XII sS{s
5The evidence aga inst Dancy is exceed
5ingly9 strong. and he has but few wit
rcsscs who WI testify In his bchalf i9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
MAY EAT GAME.
But It Must Come From Out
side Of Virginia-Test Case.

8 Mr.. Justice Clutchlield handed down an
opinion on yesterday that Will interest not
only those Who Shoot, but those who der
sNDlir game In.
Although no person within tho State
may have iii his possession any game
killed or taken within Nirglnln, yet any
person may hays in HIS possession game
That has been killed outside of tho state
~ IL a word, any hotel on restaurant may
purchase birds out Of season outside Of
the state and serve such, birds TO guests
i1H The question came u" III the trial OF the
Southern Express Company. charged with
: .G4ying IN rs possession T. deer. The sea-
son closed on January !, 1865, and Captain
". y, Lynham. Riehmond's game warden,
preferred the charge a #t
Iii developed that the buck had been
shipped from Yicksburg, MISS By Mr.
iNrank,W. Male to Mr.. Charles f. Boiling
superintendent OF the city water works
The Express Company notified MIR, Boiling
and the gaine warden ana asked for IN.
5structlons Us 70 What disposition should
he made or the Shipment. Heretofore all
game shipped into Richmond out OF sca-
son has been turned over TO the various
hospitals, but II Was desired that de-
clsion would be formally made. and so
The matter in question WAS used as q lest
case si.$,
Major Christian, president of lie game
Association, and Captain Lynham, game
warden ppth spoke In hehalf Of !he as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
..Al|!|..l|l|.8D|.Ill'''.'ul:gg;iis!'ts..
TIL. / Staff | / /: BOARD ]. !.
WORK ||.| YESTERDAY | En-
Agriculture and Immigration
Discussed BY the BodySin ~
a..3 .Le.1g thy Session.

The State Board M or Agriculture aid
met here ycstcr day ana were
In session nltnost II 4 cont nuoiisly frorlllos
o'clock In I he 4 morning until nearly q
O'Clock last night . during which tine
the body transacted ii vast deal d bua, -$
ness and considered many matters Of
Importance ~ S$ q
q The members present were Presid dent J.
II. E. Beverley, N essrs. q. IN Niauck.s
Julian NJ. $Ruffin. !. Thomas q oodc u !. Al. Il
BARKER I. John 4. cowan. q Heater
w. Fl, Ecggborn1# . u g.. Gillcspie, and Dr.
J .B 81. Nc 3ryic. comnliss iSoinol'
was also present. The fertillzer ilisDec-s
tors were appointed. there being SS55t no \
change made, III so 4 Z the present q incun,-s
bents being re tai ntd, I'll l s885
3 Professor s. b. Icigcs, manager ot. the,
Test Farm, at Sake, appeared before The I
board nd submitted his report, on. IA
lining the work proposed for this year.
10 Reports We're made BY the several fconl-8
mittees. Chairman Beverley, OF tho Inns;
Commit tee, reported he result
or the conference held last month Will
the representa- iYes 81 tlie q Norfolk and
Western Railroad, tho Southern, the
Chesapeake and Ohio and The SenboMytl
N LIN q. The comfni tee recommended
to tho board that the work or i'm fhigr;i-
ton sbe pushed VI gorollsly. Plans were 4
discussed and q considered and the ilntrii-
grafton WORK will commence at once.
4 The Executive Committee examined the h
accotntss Of the commissioner, aid re-
ported that they, We're correct. and #sllAt
al Items Of penditure were supported 4
by the pro pcr uchers. 5St lSsss
Tho board djourned, to hold III Us 1iext i
In Richmond on tho 18TH of April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
EASTERN SHORE POLITICS
How Hon. S. Wilkins Mathews.
Sums sUp the Situation.

8s Hon. s.. 1y'ilkinH Ma Jews, OF Accomac
county, former member OF the House D {;
Delegates y,rglSs,a; y y, !,} q ths !,
Yesterday. MIR. Mathews had business
here. before the State 3 oard Or AgrIcul5.
3turc. He stated that lie would rot bcsjsl!
candidate for 4 he House nomination, und
that Lon. r. $ts Rev, the Incumbent
would stand for renoininat lon.@ lie Ok 4.
pressed the belief TINT NJ Waller Mapn
would probably oppose Il Him. 4 * For Sem!
Iator from the Acconnc7Nor thampton5D Dis.
itrlct, Mr. AfatheWH stated Tint so far ns
}tnnWtig now Hon. ,. Il. Gunter would be
.renomlrated and re.clected without OBJ
4 Asked as to- the outlook IN the soma.
iatorial4 and gubernntorlal contests on the
Shore. Mr.. Mathews stated that us the
situation now lands VIZ he # believed * that
Mr. Swanson was away, in the lead, mud
that he would beat both of listopponehts
three to- one ar Accomuc. 81 y
S55tf AS TO the sena torship, Mr.. Mat hews 5ex-
pressed the view that Senator Martin
would carry Northampto butatha e
was 8vely lose bet weer dessrs., n ontaguos
end Martin In Accomac. q d. COURSE
said he. there may be- n change In the
sentiment before the primary, but that
is tho situation as itappears to me now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
COLLAR-BONE BROKEN.
Mr.. 3. Apperson Severely
Hurt in Collision With Car.

y 1t developed yesterday that The collision,
bet weent a northslde street car and n bug
tgyl Tuesday. reference to which was maln
Yesterday, was mora serious than was II
first reported. The occupants Of VI the
vehicle struck, and partially demolished
were Miss Alma Clash and her step
father, MIR. q. 3B. 4Apperson, OF No. 9233
Floyd, Avenue. The lady, az stated yes
terday, suffered q serious nervous shock,
but her companion sustained more serious
and susta injng othcr$ injuries. IT Is not
yet determined to what extent Ills In
juries go, 1T being thought by! some that
Ills lung may have b been injured also.
MIA ppersonS Is now ut his home under
OF DR.. a. G. BROWN IA N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
.."The Collegian,'

Tho first issue OF 1.-THE Collegtan." tho
Richmond College weekly, under Its new
s We te
fall tho pm per was turned over II T. tho
Athletic Association ExeGlltiya8 Commit
tee, This committee sin Dccembe elected
ms or Richmond and w. Fl. Yancey, .of
South Boston. Tha rest OF U the board
of editors Will be appointed soon. These
two gentlemen are talented writer's and
will Sinakc%n breezy paper Of tho weekly.
Mr. 3urnells Bragg, Of 3 staunt OH was \
elected business mana ger. .9 IL I,
Tho Richmond "a cndemys has Il recently
enjoyed q delightful talk from Professor
=. 90. woodward. Of the College on a'Man- /
Illness In Boys. y y ii; II s s5SEi e n re S
The first term or tho academy will close
January a,str.and the spring term vii VI
begin February 1st. Several new s tudclts
arc expected to enter Il that time.