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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
SENTENCED TO HANG
RUFUS BINjoN HEARS HIS DOOM
SECOND TIME.
Only Pres dentia, Interference Now
Can Save Hm---Other Prisoners
Receive Sentence CommensJr-
ate Win Their Crimes.

Yesterday was sentence day in the
United States court and a number of
prisoners were brought before the bar
Ot justice. Sentence day is usually
attended with sad features. and yes
'Crday was no exception to the rule.
In DO. rear part of The court room
sat q man. and as he heard sentence
VassDd ON his friend perhaps relative.
tear rolled down his cheek. Usual
" sympathy is manifested for the
violaiur. of The law. some have
families and little ones az home. uth-
.fS have mo- friends to share their
sorrow Eu 0u. law must be- cNceut-
cd. Justice cannot be- controlled hv
sentimental conditions and those who
invoke 'hs law must suffer
For the second tims iu the mi tory
of thy ,oIu Judge Town md imposci
the death sentence on Rufus BiuiOu
the u.ro convicted some lour years
ago uu fl charge of killing q little
colur.d child and attempting fo burn
The body THE crime was % mos.
hid,oU- .uo and the case was bitterly
4 FOUGHT o. was l1Ic-ad tllf Bmilu
was of usomd mind and had crazy
. p u.s. lly was found guilty and The
Jury assessed capital punishment
tie was TAT D. sentenced to bc haugc !
and preparations wcr. made to carry
T ont the ..ut nee when th' case lp ap-
/ peal q to tho civil court of appeals.
+ The court affirmed the decision and
/ lhc case was carried to the supreme
,our. of The United states which dis
/ missed the appealed for want of iuris.
/ di,tiun Tn, mandate Of The supreme
court has been received and yostcr.
/ day Bniou was again sentenced. The
datc fixed was Friday. september %,
and unless The president ir'orf"rcs IL
will bee the FIRST execution in the
Southern district
Dlnion was brought into court
along with the rest Of the prisoners
Yesterday. lie stood before the haI
while the death sentence was passed
Asked by udge Townsend If ne had
anything % say n, made no reply
I lie viewed The action of the court
with a p'riuuctory air Among those
sentenced were:
Henry Eel. mroducing; sis
months in Jail ard huo Of S25.
O. G.. W. Rica, forgery; two years H.
, Fort Loay,uworth.
+. r. Rich. disposing of mortgage
b properly. one year ana one day.
, Tom HughCS. larceny: three month
, I'm 'qil and fine uf $40
Jos. +. King. larceny; same sen
+ tCncc.
ew Cofor. larceny: three years
Poh Powell. larceny: same sentence
. Ehb Nickors. disposing of liquor
thirty days in Jail and fined S2j.
Jesse Watson, larceny; reform
= school. BoOnvillc. Mo-; five years.
II is not known when the prison
' crs will be taken 10 Fort Leaver
' worth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
PERSONAL


y. +. smith Of Ryan is in the city.
" n. Davis of Storrott is in the
city.
Attorney Rider is in the city from
Madill.
W. y. Taliaf.rro Is in the city from
Nadill.
Hon. w. B. Johnson came in on the
ChOctaw today.
Charles Il. Johnson OF Washington
IS I'm the city.
Deputy Clerk Leo Friemol of the
Ryan court is IN the city
Ms. w. Il. Blanton went to Gaines
vile this morning ON visit
J. o. Robertson OF TishCmingo was
q business visitor here this afternoon.
Mrs J. A. Halter Of Lancaster, Tex
g., with her little son Albert, Is here
visiting har sister, Mrs J. r. Best
n. c. Williams, S'preaCntng the
Chamberlain Medicine company of
Ues N0,ncs. Iowa. was ir the city to-
Gay iu M. interest of that concern.
Mrs Marguerite Evans and Miss
Viva Eyaus az. iu thg ciC, from Nj
Pleasant Texas. thH guests of Coz
sidney SUge- and family
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

The t.m Of court which Us just
abou, to end has been busy one and
rha court has been iu session since
May 22d. with the exception of n
seek for ~ civil court of appeals.
The officers have worked diligently
and deserve a much needed rest. De.
ujy Clrrf CruCEcr deserves praise
for his ind fgti-ablc efforts during tho
term. A. usual he was hind to law
l,rs ami especially to the press
loys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

The court heard a number of mo-
tions this morning and number OF
cases az llg li.losed Ot II is like
lv rllt court vii be- in syssio.u ntii
mly th third or fourth. \ large mum
her Of cases have been set tor the
18th of The pres MT month. and Judge
townsend win mare ev'rv ofnrt a.
dispose uf them. II is satJ that the
marshal account will probably be
ready f." approval by Judge Town
send before he COOS To- Colorado for
the summer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Warnlnu.

II you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do not use Fole-'s Kid
uey Cure. you viii have only your
self to blame for results, as it posi-.
lively cures all forms OF kidney and
bladder disease. City Durg Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Death from Snake Bite.

Eufaula, l. r., June 26.-The little
three-year-old daughter of Sam Ionic
of Lenna was bitten by a small dia.
mond rattle snake and died before
medical aid could be summoned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

som ono through mistake chang
80 umbrellas wi'h me at Col. Rus.
sells sunday Phone Noble Bros.
2G-2 MRS. l.. &. LcSURE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

joe Berkshire formerly of Gaines
vile bu; now q citizen of Ardmore,
win De- married in that city next We'd
nosday evening. Gainesville Messen.
-Jr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Several members of the grand jury
have been excused including j. b.
spragins. W. o. Duston. Tom l..
Smith and w. ". Bleakmore and the
following new jurors sworn in: J. II.
AEers. :. J. Worthy, Porter Staples,
and sam Weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Those fine candy and fIuit baskets
at Kahn's are the incest ever in the
city 25-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Attention. EIks.

There win d. a D.. -ular mccyug of
the lUlLa tonight The bug win no
W. %. JOHNSON. T.. r..
r. T.. SANDERS Sc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Genuine Uvalde Honey al Skip
vorths. 26-ti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

The drinks at Kahns fountain arr
the best drinks, the coolest drinks
the purest drinks. %;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

There's prompt relief in every dose
of Ramsey's Hladnche Elixir. It
cures heat headaches and headaches
from any other cause. Price 25c bot.
tie
20 F. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Kahn, Kahn, Kahn, the candy man
2j-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

1e,c over rlrst N1tionaI aant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
] P|T'TSBURGPH|L'''
N||!0|.W1L||...||.E:S:.A||1' REST I
,Ncarly1,o oo r eopte StoodtsAfikle
4 Deep iii Snow IS See s1l'5
Y ..535 Hin Buried. siE 5s5 VI
AGED e: MOTHER COLLAPSED ~. A Z s !,
PlungerHHad Promised Her t.
Leave 4 Racing Game and
Come Back Home.

Especial to Tho Tirnes.Di spatch0H }f5t
PrfTsBURG. PA. s1reb. 6.---No las
there boon s,cll another funeral In Pitts
burg as TINT yesterday OF & 9 gorge n 10.t
Smith. known, throughout tho world as
3"Pittsburg Phll.n For moro than two,
hours almost Il, TO persons stood ankle
deep Ii, the snow around tho mausolennl,
which lie had provided for himself tx
years q SO. I'll ~ t W s33I3i e n Il Tx
rho crowd wa ted for tho funeral pro-
.cesslon to como from tito cltyrSt though
the Thermometer was almost at zero, and
formed 4 a llvir,r wall around the little
thouso OF marble as the coffin was carried,
ri, ana silno thered With flowers. The
crowd stood barchcadcd az the Gaev.$Dr.
licnncdys pronounced he &benedict ton. tyy Va.
rs Fully an hour before he time sct % Z
opening tho funeral services the late 5lieme
sa W flsnas VIZ h AlysaS
Some OF. them had como particularly 70
hear what, the rlnistc you'd say q y.
d man whose lifo had !. been spent !, IN
SSVitherspoon, q United Tresbytcrian min.
lister, who had preached In the llttie
brown church just across the street when
George Smith used 70 g, to c,iTsn WIN =
carefully avoided any ref ference to the life
come there at the request Of the mot her;
and It was ito her he spoke, Il g Y, DID not
here is not N man OH earth who Lt 3
not tainted BY sir: we ilre .all sinners.
said tho minister Mt one point Of his $ad-:
dress, and ithose who had exp cted some
remarks to be made on The wa it's.
burg Phil had made his money straight
further along this line. Ie. Al no weyer:i
3likencd q fe to d race w fiot all men must
run. and along the course OF which q there
la marked out the end 4 or every Il one. but
IN all cases. the marks are hidd 4. 70 tho
runner. This phase Of tho address was q
tho friends ofs,the plunger. i55s44s d,
Is During the funeral services Mrs. down.
Ing, Pittsburg Plils2'lSsm mo ther hose
grief has; been intense SINCE her sons
ke me away said Mrs. Downing,
as she was practically carried up tho
stops Of the fiprne this evening on her re-
7 turn from tho GENE terry. WI lam ISHlthI.;
aetsd aSeEy 81
on the nights fast train for New York y!
and cleaning ron her son s arm, ss Mrs:
Downing yesterday evening passed out 81
tho Pittsburg station. II " s.
new ~ home which "1Pittsburg Phil'si had
bought for her here was intended az g
f Cfristmas ssurpri5f., but with oh lle was unr
able because OF hiss illness to present to
Sier. s. He had promised to- leave tho rae.
Ing game and was a. Q G ono n ome 9 aS ana
With iii His BODY she entered the house
for the fir st time "a NO * avs y ago. .a n
Yesterday afternoon she passed out 81. the
home to scs;t1er sons boz Y buried N, ihe
Sof the beau tifuls homo on her return. md
she exclaimed 4 to her o herr son :SE .""T a Ike
me away! oh, Fl take me ava 5fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
BISHOP WANTS ISL 81 " m
sS3S BASEBALL FOR BOYS

I'VE 1specIal 10 The Tmcs- u Epat 3sd'
sCRANToN,$EI PA, Feb e.--..'Ect the boys
WHO have to work IN the mines ana mills
ti,rouehpus ttA week play sI bail or Il other;
athjetlc n outdoor games Non Sunday 20 heir
hearts, said the RiEht Rs ssr,an
on '"f;hild Labor In ST. Peters Cathedral
IN declaring for n new child labor law IN
EPnnnsylyania,l the bishop said :;
II object to factorica running at night
on three grounds. economic. physical ana and
}''i:'Girls nro stunted by night work md
1 soIpe are injured morally because when they
work nights they have their own way IN the
]" II s1 urge oil Catholic members OF labor
unions to send petitions to Harrisburg FOR 9
& sin mary cases union men have obtained
eight hours u day FOR themselves, while their
children In tho factories work ten. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
REv|vETH
0lD&J !, !. \! ::
Efforts Being Made to Rei1statc
New York Organization 3 s,
Many Fears Ago.
AFTER MORRIS; \ PAR K TRACK Il Z; X
Believed That z orbe Is, aslt t ] III III
!9}3 stance 81 1Scel1c, VIII Re
Tire as President.

~ len fspeciai TO Tho Times. Dspatch.) 49, ,. !.
NEW y DIX Feb. .--11rtoris arc h wlil
made 70 tl,e odti,I,e Mew of rs
convince tho Jockey Club that they hhy ,s H. q
staple racing o., which y y reaay
ca ws 70 ho 4. frst Th S,sas be slIesf tha
~ his. sfn
have the finun6ial backing and are reaoy 70
% ahead with tho nee,inE they WI secure
thnda.es from the turf T., ". "a ~
ef1the jrst orxarizatio,, which controlled the
Norris Park rao track ~ Ten, years ago ~,
sscd out Of sscnce w Sa,;
y e. " & aslns Sa
Gently cropped Zip a. Is president. i Il nov
4 add that Forbes Will resign as tho president,
and "a nav man. probably Charss =;
FL roros ss Rlafs ia "a s IS"
llcitnton of Ms pa rtic,,lnr friend Y James ~
kesne Il deeply In crested IN ths les.
Z 81 tho head OF a rival association.
Attitude Of Owners, IL s3
When was atnovnesd some Tine az age Is ths.
Morris, would not bo interested " th ~ n Is,
racing venture But Inst cad had leased ths
course for ten years M an aal rsa,ai ve o.
B 10 III. story . TurfInen familiar Wit + tho
situation rdculed the idea and said NV n,
only Se5 600 Why that Sum ~ ridiculous y ~
on the psopsrty are MA anona
Would amount To- 10000: 70 NIL the Messrs
Morris would really receive would be abbnt
tha. u worn p prs.
5posttrous. They ieithsr got moro han that
amount 81 eias they will be directly Interested
y IN the new orEanlzat . rs
h,sa liz nss ~ ptansSlps
of The Storra boys. az he was OF their father
John "a. AIorrik. i5 5N sF.. 5$5 n!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Ado.<hus,i -. Huff.
Asthma Can. be Cured.

The statement Of Mr.. J. y. Homan,3
90 East Adams Street. Chicago, proves
that the worst cases OF Asthma IN the
world ara not only relieved, but are read
IN cured by DR.. schiffmann's Astlma
Cure. RI ITa says; '.'As thna kept me lf,. \ III
terrible misery TOR ten years until
5naed YOUR Asthma Cure. After the first
trial 81 was a changed man. = went to
sleep that night and q awose next day
mucl, relieved and 4 have gotte entire q
Nv over tho sthma- It IS now nine
years sincoaI was cured ~ w 81
IA Sold by all druggists at 600. and sloo.
Send &C., stamp TO Or. r. schiffmanr.
Box so4 st. Paul, nm, for q free s trial
package, III I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
TWO KENTUCKY WOMEN us
OWN FINE RACE HORSES

Special Z to Tho Tlmes- Dspatch. "a
LEXINGTON. KY. Feb sS-F blowing the
q II Is'sWhitney, two years ago, IN owning AMI
racing horses under tho ila,ne of Mr.. Roslyns
4Ehera arc two ladies who now 4 own horses.
raIniin, Of this city. owns a THO Of youngsters
that being trained 4, BY James 2, Ross
hcinnrinc 10 III. IA I,ngen,an. The horses ara:
;coma,scst. MI !; Z, 3, by imp Y lctory, dam
Dorothy III + bay coll, 2. by Handsome. dam
seinpsr Niyax;s CHI My. by Ornament dam
The Other, lady owner Is Mrs Edward Baxter.
Of Who has 1f horss u ~ 9
4 racer is being trained by ~. II. Dudley ono
4 az Tho latest additions TO tho ranks OF Ken
lucky breede ~. NJ y; FL ~ hi gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
CYCLING ISOLATION.
Eff ort Being Made to Organize:
sE One in Opposition to IN (. G. Al

(; Especial ITO The Times DISPATCHED S38
n ESY YOI' *, Feb. 9. The story concerning
tho N e. Il. viii not down It was published
gins ,his city at The tinlo OF the zix day. g
that tho dlsgruntled riders were trying 70
source ii IL learned that tho real truth OF the
matter IS that i was not Wal hour WIG w ~
Of Tho ten bicycle riders. ii But each rider
y had been approached. and ali were pre.ent ct
q meeting held i'm this city, The leaders an
sporting n ncn OF the East. Including two
bicycle race promoters. assisted by three spot.
Ing elitorsl OF papers Of wide clrculAtion3
5ii,o meeting III The board of the ~. C.. an
noincing the nlshtncnt Of che ten r1dsrs.
these same people hnyc been active and they
have scnt out contracts to all the ten riders
asking them TO Sign their na,nes 70 an entry
blank guaranteeing tlem 80 many races during
Tho season 81 1906 including two six day races.
one 10 DO pulled on during FebrnarySin Pull
n1clphia AZ Mother IN this ct next VI Inter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

& BY direction 4 81 y parties iii interest
viii, on TUESDAY, February q 9o5. at
noon. on tho premises .regn,rdles 81 Il, o.
magninc.o, e. business property. known
3as the iTalbott Machine Works fronting
Oh SOUTH side Of Cary B Street, : De tWeeit
Fifteenth and sevent tn 9 trcets Siisl-s
= II Will ,ba, frat offeyed In four parcels
tnorder folo'Rtiig and then fiered as q
u LOT j; cohnliesfneey ~ tho Western
S1os 1-29feet and extends back betweensir-
regulnrlllnes about s327 feet to Dock Street
and ito the spur trac ls OF the Sout hern3
Railway. In i this lot is include I, q lot
teodsn sae o as feel ana
"a separated from the main portion BY the
gseaboard vinduct. but there IS glit Of
way be tween the two. On this parcel siss
the brick
foundry building; 'f135 feet 40 Inches by o.
feet 81 inches ,5Ss besides the III wo-story
structure onS the from.
3 Lot No. 81. ront g Sl-2 seet on cary
Street, ana OK tends bacl 400 Efee t NV hich
IS entirely by hi'l ldirg to
an all ey 20 u feet II a Inches sW de, long
SwhichIis Tho Southern Raj lwny$ ira ck. !,
Fronts ac ii2 teos i, n e n =,
with exception "a small COURT, y also
covered by a.; two-story brickt bull ldinE. 5 !.
i25 Lot t No. A.. which is3 at the. Scorneraot
Seventeenth Street, fronts 81 feet on Cary
Street. and also extends back to- the alley,
on which arc sllbstant improyelm5 g IS
E Tho property 4 has abeen SUBJ dad \, dc
cording to tho partition wallis and In q
manner which Will entail he least e q Z
spense in making each diYisIon complete
III Itself. Two5of these parcels ca NJ With
very small out be mad exee y 81
10 seen froin s aRpre,fiia te y
The top floors arc Gently lighs = e
and suite strong enough for lg1 ma
AS is we'll known, this propert Is sub
feet to 4 occasional overflows, the RECORD
5of1wlicl, can bo5 had on apple to me- I,
a map can lso bo seen showing me ns Soiss
each parcel. by which map the lots VII
be sold. Il Il. \, n VI, !
inspection the property Isl illy "
TIER MS: 8 One fOurth cash ;g Pc lance |. ~
q 19lIs- ana a months, with 8 per cent;
seqGtga BY t5ass 1884,
81. A. CJATI4IN AUG tioneor. 81
Jan al 90: feb sl214l6 17ls y. i r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Results at Essex Park.
vs. lQ'(Bys Associatod 4 Prcss.) Y

by. As30ciato1 Prt6sJ
IA HOT SPRINGS. ARK, Feb. o. Sup1na ries: :
* First rnce-sIx s.and pne-haltL furlonEs--R Re-
morse Il to y first. Second Mato III to y Sc
cond. Sol Smith q to y third q me- \ - So
Second race-Bcven 3furlongs-Blanls,C Cat % 70
5e)s first. ,Pancreatis e TO y second. Colonel
Preston, (6 to ~ third Time. 4 go.
Third ace-tiye and one-ha + furlongs-
cond. Harfang9 % to 50 third, z Time, 1:10 Ia: S
d Fourth rnco--milo and a. sixteenth. Kentucly
Club haudicap-Asterisk Il to y first. Canteen
Time ~ 10 i /: III ia. ~ h Y Il & Is,
Fifth receive and one-hale furlongs--Van
Ness q TO 81 first. Right and True, g to o
! sixth race-six and olle-talf furlongs--W nter-
ford n to 2) first. Jake Ward u to 2, second,
Anorous Is to y third. Time, ~ 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

lgi fiIs 81
OF his SON Blant Huff departm.errt
Cook, & PAS Tor Il Of West Park Baptist
Church, Il oiflciated The remains wore
r Mr.. Huff diet sud emily yesterday n,orris !,
been At RES lent Of s Louis since iss3,
when he came from l, Sale g haeGsps z
:slor Manufacturing Company. lie held
He is survived ~ two. CHILDREN, Mrs; 7. (
G MsPopald e e NeYT ouIg eity ana
u. a539 Il ] r. 81 shburne.
a2ssS rh9 blss Rhspl 4s,nSln,
tits city who died lin slchnond H'lndpy after
this morning, and were conducted to his resi-
meeting stsu mi bar o
Tho funeral took plaza !. ct ? o'clock ,hIs
and Was conducted by, Roy. a. IL Frasler.
storS Intern1o1lt was I'm Thornrose s8i3i CHI
ssnd Rsonss fsasra
Captain N. E:s White;
j5s ESPECIAL to The Times -Dlspatct.)
SsWINGaEsTiSR, IA, Feb. g.! aptain;
Nrordecai 10. 81 lite, the Oldest man In
Fred erick county, d led to day aged nine
3ty-nye years He had spent practically
all Of his life on The farm on which ne
was born nearly a century ago, anu was
d, man Of remarkable 81 mental faculties 81
He command ed a company in the Cons
rate army ,duringSth he Civil War. ana NJ
came out of the struggl 8unscA he'd.
3&S,s e aniel Ell ha harrington.
v1St,n
s5ROA No,KE Nv a., re b. III 81 NJ RI q Daniel
-. IIarrl net 81, 7 one or Roanoke s., best
citizens, died last nj ght from pneu Y m onia.
aged fo1;ty-flye years. L IA was @ native
of woodstock but had re ided in R 1o1: n
oke for a number Of years He Is sur
$vived by his wife and three child ren:s #
Rufus Benthall. 535
E5SS isneclal to The Times Dispatch.)
HAMPTON Feb.s The funeral y era
Of Rufus Benthal, who died SATURDAY,
took place this afternoons at . g CLOCK az
5l,,ctetl IN Rev. Asa Driscoll, and Wye
ming Tribe Of Red Men attended IN a
body. The body was Inferred i 4 % OAK
land Cemetery. s. RI N 4S
I Mason
81 ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dlspatch0 3,
nc e AGNpTSE. VA, Feb MIR l. E: ~.
Mason, rs 20 pular cmploye ofat6 =, SHOPS,
died terday from pne,im t'rt, aged e
forty-five years. He was native !, \, OF
Orange county. hut had been residing {,
In Roanoke for fourteen 81 I; Il He y
survived by: lis wife and two III
Miss Cora Neikirk.
(speclalf TO The Times Dispatch>
sRRTSTo T,'SrENN.. Feb tlss Cora
}Neikirk, twenty-seyen years Of age. who
! came hero to Visit relatives died u the
hospital day, following IN operation ga q
Oh last Thursday for append1i1,cltt aer
RENAL h s ,yoro taken to her late =: nome
at ClillhoWlc,, Va. w
j. g, Go che1n1 {. Ll1..
lstspecIal to The Times Dispatch.>
sTAU NToN. 70 ,, ,o !, JON ~ &
y9cn,,ntvs and for many years Justice Of
!p ps Middle River District. died yes
tterday, 3 aged about slxty-three e year rs
witt, liver trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Conditions Against Fayorites'.
Queen Rose as'Winner.
Z Aaaoniaked.Pi

AHBUCIz1ISVlIIIU
NEW ORLEANS Feb -Raclns oond,iio osss
Rose. which won handily, was the only sue
cessful favorite: Tho weather WIS ~. g cloudy
First race-rni e-Belles OF Portland ~ TO d
first Sarah Maxim az TO d second. Sea
shark 70 to 81 third Time, 147 7, \.
second race-nve furlongsr-Q Queen rose !. q
to Is first, Premium az 10 second, !: Mon
Amur Is TO third. Time. 1;oi !, 7, Z,
Third race-gix and q half furlong g Sness
Virginia % to- u first Icyastiiie $50 70 -
second, Pawtucket Geo To- thIrd = Time. :es
Fourth lone mile handicap Garnia 81 -
Powers Is toll third Time. I AS ~ \,
9,Fifth race-nile and q quarter-1hiaip Spring
IL to y first, Reyellle to- second
iIymettlis (6 to 81 third Time, Y 49, s'ss
Sixth races Il ana a half furlongs- * leln.
wood ~ 10 u first, Poseur % to q second, Iaed
Nan (5 TO ~ third. Time, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
BY IN. +. Chewning Compfln
Real Estate Ahotlon r i e er e ~
Trust tees Auct io1l Sale
3 q u III o +; u, i;35
BRICK DW YELLING
No. S1O15 w Main Street.

- - sAFf
By virtue OF a certain deed ois trN, ~
dated 18th 1924 q resor Fh ~
eleuF n 81. 1so q. 1s hay.
ing been made In the q tnIe PA o ,by
the the belea s. q J. . VII sell ~
= q. TI1EssDAY,1f FIIBRU AIRY 4. sos,
clock ths I CIR 1 'lot.
F,at, No. ftee1 feet On the thern line
bs atswpfb i one hund had
md >fhlrty- four feet between parable lines
fee WtdIsi; ytthh PThis
5propertv Is occupied by a. good tenant4. q
$a70. % per alinuln. and SHOULD e tno
Attention n Of both Investors and none
ssrfsssi cash to de fray x, Tie
i,5so q, With III terest from Jania ~;
fooS; ibalanco upon credit Of 9 = an i,i
secured by d deed ont he Pr g
esly' a. q cHnWN1NEce: TRUSTS: + y,
Feb 2-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Country Merchant Assigns.

-iN4l Especial 70 THO TlmeS- DIsphtcHJ
E AMHERST, VA, February 6---A deed
OF assignment las been filed in the clerks
office OF this county from Proffltt Bros.
merchants OF New Glasgow, In this coun-
IN. IL is said tina the assets OF the firm.
are only three or four hundred dollars.
while the liabilities amount to nearly
81, 900 Judge Frank Nelson, OF Lynch
burg, is named MS trustee.
Among the largest creditors are p,
Moore. OF Lynchburg. and Craddoek-
Terry Company. also OF that Y city. The
goods will be sold at public auction Wed-
nesdayf Of this week. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Railroad Extension

3Es "a {speclnl 4 to rho Illness DlBpatch. 4
FAR ETTnV1rlL15. N. CT, Feb, G.--Tho OK; OK;
tension Of The RaleiEhand Cape Fear 1sailr9 q
TO this point is projected n, and ~ ~. Miis,
NTH business men here This extension would y,
put il close touch Yam t nnd
8iToh,iainn counties while AZ would give tho
road ID terminal at tho head oG Cnpel fsaf
River navigation and q competitive ir 1lItgl
RBhipplt1g point 5 G9is3 ila ri. stI55