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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
SETTLED THE STRIKE

st. Cloud, MINI, Sept. 22.-The
strike of the quarrymen was called
off today and a new scale of wages
was agreed upon. 1t provides w
day for eight hours, The men went
out on demand for $2.25. bur was
compromised. The strike effected 300
men, who will return to work on next
Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
Blind 20 Not Smoke.

One peculiar trait Of persons who
are blind Is that there are scarcely
any smokers among them, Soldiers
and sailors who lose their sight while
in action sometimes continue to
smoke for short time, after that
great calamity overtakes them, but as
rule they soon give up the habit
altogether.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
BEE
IN ARKANSAS
COUNTRY MOB TAKE NEGRO
FROM JAIL AND WREAk SUM.
MARY VENGEANCE - TURNS
OUT TO BE WRONG MAN.

Conway, Ark, sept %. Frank
Brown, a negro, was taken from the
jail tonight and hanged by a mob
Brown was held for assaulting Mrs.
Lawrence, killing her slxyearold son
and stabbing her baby daughter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
LyNcHED WRONG MAN.

Little Rock, Sept. 22.Sheriff Har
rell said tonight he thought the wrong
man had been lynched at Conway
and that the man he now has under
arrest here is the one who committed
the crime for which Brown was
lynched
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
Views About the New Baby.

The Mother: isn't he perfect?"
The Father: Wonderful child"
The Uncle: What! Another?"
The Aunt ION the mothers side):
"He favors all OF u.s.
The Aunt Ton tho fathers side)
~He favors all Of u.s."
The Nurse: Hes a poor sleeper
The Bachelor Friend: I'm sorry
for them
The Cook He's darlint! III
give 'em notice to-morrowD"
The Doctor. shall charge Ell
or c20?"
n The Cynic: We'll. IT isn't hi
fault
The Mlllsman. Another custom
en-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
BURNS DEFEATS MCMILLAN

Des Moines, Sept o. Martin
Farmer" Burns defeated Sam McMil-
Ian Of Spokane, Wash. here tonight
taking the first, second and fourth
falls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give a coffee at the residence
of Mrs. J. B. Warner 422 Tenth
street, Monday afternoon from 2 to G
D'clnrk
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
rnromlro secen1llIa &c.

Chroraite, the mineral from which
chrome yellows and green's are made,
IA becoming very scarce indeed. Nest
on 1t comes from Turkey "a Philadel.
phia and III worth about $40 4 ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Under the auspices o. the Univers-
ity OF Frieburg, Switzerland, q busl-
ness academy for women only has
been opened In that city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Miss Tillle zanone has departed
for Notra Dame university, Indiana,
where she will complete her education
at st. Mary's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Mrs. G. III. Johnson Of Sixteenth
street, Ill for the past several days,
Is now convalescent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
Big -Four Route
BEsT LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

Indianapolis, MureIs, Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland ard
points In Ohio, Indiana and iilIncl&
Through aleepera from at. Louis to
New York, 3ostcn and Washlngsons
Trains Leave Cairo ~ Follows.
No. S--5:A5 a. m. Eastern mail and
express. Mt. Carmel, vincennes, Pa
ris, Danville, indianapolis. Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
with tho famous Knickerhocksr spee.
IaL
No 2--2:50 D. m Mail and express
Csrmi, Evansville. vincsnnes, Ind.
annapolis. T.ouiaville. Chicago, Terrs
Haute and Cincinnati, $3.50 a. m.
from vincennes to Indianapolis s:ss
.. M, 100 p. m.
| No. S4--Locsl accommodation
Mound City, Grand Chain. Vienna and
Harrisburs.
Trains Arrive al Cairo % Follows:
No. $3.50 p. m, Harrisburg,
Vienna and Cairo accommodation.
No. S---i2.50 p, m, Vincennes and
Cairo mail and express.
No. $3.50 p. m, Danyille and
Cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday Fot
full information and particulars M
10 rates, tickets. limita, etc. call or
write elmer Sasth, ticket agent, J..
M. Stone, IT. p. A., Cairo, ILL.,, g. IA
Eillssry. A. q. u. A.. me- LsxiM Aa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Battery-Roulabach and King and
Taylor, Wiltse, Bresnahan and Bower
man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Cincinnati-S trickett hit hard an
timely and received poor support.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
THE NATIONAL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

-~r~-s-v-,'s -.-ss--.4e
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Battery--Leifleld and PETIT; Dugg
leby, Sparks and Doom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Batteries Bender and Powers,
Rohades and Clark
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Battery Howell and Spencer and
Harris and Criger
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

Battery Leroy and Klinoy; Altrock
and Mcfarland
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23

battery Mcfarland and Grady;
Fraser and Moran
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-23
Second Game

Battery Winter and Armbruster.
Dwell and Sugden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
NOW TRYING TO SAVE TAE llFE pEiI "a
WOMAN VINO. is 0C0hylCTEDa0F MURDER.
Governor Bell viii Announce
Decision To-day in Case
81 Mrs. Rogers. s All
stByYAssonlatcd i,ress.)

AioNrP1sL111R, VIZ rob. --Whetli q
Mary Mabel Rogers, now pnc,pyii,g A i19n',
death cell ut tho Windsor State PRISON. 'r't'
slalt die OIL tho galluws ne Frlda y n rs,
ster,oon. ms ordered BY tho,court. y, which
she was found guilty OF ulderi & u, n sl!r
husband. Marcus Rogers or be Ernlllttt,u
ii reTrleVc, while tho Supreme CQurt. !. is
lpetitionad for a. new trial Will pc hn
{noincqxl at waterbury to.nio rroW ~ Ter .i
noon byB Governor Bell. This tnuc " 1yn 3
made known by the g Governor AZ tho con-.
iclVsion Of a. henrlng given by I'm tp.uay..
at wnich no was urged 10 gran y STA vi O. -
executions. 4. u v. u . e. Il, Z. &, N, /, !. /,
to resign belonged to The sherin nnd 5u ,t,
titles who ~erc among the pot tipnorrs. To-
days hearing presented the unusual y. spen,,
#taclc 8ot five officers Of the law, charged
with tho infllction4 of tho death pennlty,t
pleading withftheS Governor Of the state
10 delay their. d,it ties. These ctticers and
the condemned woman were represented
by counsel. Attorney. General Fits nlonc
appeared in opposition M 4, b, !. 8 /, v.
The petit toners alleged that Loon Per-
ham, now serving n life sent ence for coin-
tplicity In tho crime, had renentl y con-
iessed that he & had lied on 81 ! he stand.
swearing. away, Mrs Rogers,s lfe to save Z, Y
himself iron, the gnllows: that Mrs. Ro-,
gers was nm accessory, rntller than tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
IsIP|LEND|Ds.META0D
T0sAlv'E |. N [ N ! y
The Rebate Check System OF.
fers Purchasers ~ Fine .85
iifs Chance. u sss

Wien tic housewife goes out to mike
nor weekly purchaser she goes zero slie
rotsf tiie best .bargains She mikes L her
money 70 the B Ion Eest WI gand, here.
fore, she saves t1lpn0y 81 tii,d Ect trlo1l'e
out ~ q dollar than IL .she urcilnscd lii.
WIKI The a'' sebate check System pnts her
called d tgood hing ..S she gets d q hun.
sdred cents worth Of stuff for ninpts.--flvo
cents, which, II, d dollar b pu rctnAe, gives
si1ar cnr-tare down toVtl. N SS .:9St
~ This system on gess tho prtlct leo OF
economy, and opens 4 up Tho opportunity
to save money for q r,litiyE day. Trough
I'd weeks purchases Tor cash v enough Sis
saved to start ~ bank account, which
\ comes In mighty handy. il case of s.ck..l
ness Of death The plan. IL faot is slt, Is
lar to LIE Insurance, for y ,.nucl, Is
b saved each week, ~ liicii may como In at
no tin1o OF death aH "a boor 10 tho widow.
ind orphan. III,
6iSS "a penny saved ID Il penny made. a
Il rho plan Ii simple. All tho householder
has TO do 81 to secure ~ q tile book Of
coupons for Il worth 90 In business
transact Ions with several hundred eon..
Germs in ths city al,Gs Manp i ria
GERS, furniture dealers, shoe men, clothes,
dry goods men, staurant &, 81 liners,
hardware dealers, Jewellers. markets. con-
fcotloncrs! etc. r hey 81 fer their goods
/ at ths = lowest cash prices, and coupons
from the little book are us good to them
for five per I cent ~ of the y purchase as is
tho cash itselt {. II i3 "a "
4 Tho most reliable deal ers arc Included
in tho list OF those who ACCEPT tie rebate
che ks.S so TINT II behooyes tho purchaser
to deal with thonl, pay cast, save money
and hay UP something for q rainy day
The III tle coupon b oks may BE secured
at the headquarters OF the system Iii
the old 81 ou Theatro NIL this Voc X. "a ;sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

myself and communicate them to your
companions. The recent lamcntable !,
events with such sud but Inevitable 4
results have occurred because you A.
slowed yourselvesEt to be led Snstray! by
traitors and enemies to Our country
83{lVhen they induced you to address q
n petition to me on Your needs they
\ desired to see you revolt against me
& and my government. They forced you {
5s6Et q leave your honest wor.. ut n period \
n whqn$ull Russian workmen should be 4
laborlng INCREASINGLY IN order that we I
a might vannuish our obstinate enemy.
"StrIkes and disgraceful dnmonslra-@
lions led the crowds to disorders,
which Obliged, and always will sobliEe.
8 the authorities to call out troops. Al
4 ID result innocent people were victims.
II know that the lot Of the workman
$8ls not easy. Many things require Inn 4
n provement, but have patience. You
Will understand that 1t Is necessary to .
4 be Just towards your employers and
ito consider tho condition Of our in-t
dustries. But to come to mo rs "a \
Tebellious mob in order TO declare
L, your wants ID a crime, J
siS s.In my solcitudo for tho working
class will take measures which will
insure that everything possible will be
done TO inlQIote their lot ana secure
an investigation 81 their demands
&. through legal channels.
81 am convinced Of tho honesty of
the worltmen and their devotion to
myself and pardon their transgres-
Ii sion.
5.8 "Rcturn 10 your work with your
comrades and carry out the tasks al
i lottcd to you, M
May God assist you. f ,3N,
t5sAt the conclusion OF his speech tn
Emperor told tho members Of the deepu
tatIon to communicate words to thei
comrades. and said lie would supply then
with printed copies of his address.
After leaving the palace tho deputa
ton proceeded to nclghhorlng church
where they prayed. and after klsslnl
Ikons, placed lighted candles befo'c III
,shrnes. subsequently they were give
dinner in n building which Was formerl
the high school of Tsarskoe Sclo,
One of the members OF the deputatio
proposed the health of the Emperor
Which was drunk with cheers, The dele
gates then drove TO the imperial pavilion
whence they took a train for ST. Pe
tersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
SUPERB TEST.
The Lake Submarine Beats All
. asi8 4! " Records. u 3l8 Is S533s

Especial to The Times lspatcls)
" NEWPORT NEWS. VA, FEB. 1.-THE
Lake submarine boat, Simon Lake q, III
her final test IN james River to-day. broke
the world s record for st!bmergence; she
filled her superstructurein in. nine ana ones
half minutes, the record. held by. 3. g
French type, being fifteen minutes, With
decks 8aWash, she submerged Il TO ~ depth
of thlrty,,eight feet, and rose tot ne sur
face agutn In thirty seconds, Best time
made by French type Is ono minute,
The vessel g speed was as follows: Nine
d half with decks aRnst, and six knots
fs,,bmerged. Commander Iand / of lle Ar
gentiro Republic navy; Captain De Chair,
Of the Brit sll8 nay and two other fol'-
eisn officers were board during the the
tests. ~, Il .if 5lg u, III
government, and will he dlsplanted md
ssHipped shortly, Inventor Lake left hero
to-da and on February IN VIII SAL Tor
71 He, has just secured contracts abroad
amounting togoYer$ three mi on 9 olllrs. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
GuNN.ER5 VVEPT
With DESPAIR ! !. s 1. |
The Russian Force Impatient.
Hurled Itself Time and Again
Against Jap Defenses.
(By Associated Presso

II RU ssIAN 4 HEADQUARTERS. llU4A A:
FOUNTAIN, Feb Tho five--daSs COM ON.
bnt, which will 60 down FIJI history as
the battle aof the Him River, was fought ~
out 3on a seemingly unendlng plain, winch
Is broken u only by Southern Amethyst
Mountains around Yental, IS ne r; soN t tly
.e,ninencc Of which Is tho Lilac !. Yang e.
tower OF bloody m emory dhe bright
glare Of the sun, eflaoted from g d ga =
cling expnnsc Of ssno y was q patnfu TO
the eyes, and it was with difficulty that
one could follow here and there black
strcnks, marking the Russian columns ol
wavering skirmish lines dashlng agalnst
what resembled \ DUH grey rocks, but
which In reality were the villages OF LID ne
|jiatoun and Tanlepu and the extensive
hamlet of Sandepas, FASHIONED + by CHI
nese defenses and coyerted BY tho jap
anese into a yeritnblc fortress, surrounds
ed with works. Exposed to the Intense
cold OF q Manchurian winter, the mounds
of earth had become like granite and as
as the steel sides Of q
modern battleshlp. ia 3i sl{ "a si5a
For I'd five days Russian oldiers hurled
themselves against the defensas, and
field artillery pounded them until the
frosty air reverberat ted with the thunder
and the rattle of'musketry, but nelthe.
3steel-polnt, shell nor nickel bulle t8availet
against The frozen earthwo rk $. The gun.
ners actually wept with despair at the
impotence Of the attack. Mortar bat
| terics came up at n gallon in the hope
of demolishing the fortified lions. Night
and day the stream OF shells was poured
against tho tearthworlss,, but had very lit.
Ito cffect.as1 The men seemed Indifferent
to hunger or cold. which latter was Of
arctic intensity. Il Their fingers. hands nnt
feet were benunbed while singing snow
! and dust blinded Them. Tho slightest
wound caused gexcrucIating pain. Warn
/ blood no sooner exuded from laceratct
flesh than it began to freeze. The wound
cd could not be left exposed, aud II they
did not receive aid Whitman hour thes
died Man was poWerless III the face Of M
ture, which feaped fortunes upon thi
troops and defeated the wcll-thought-ou
\ plan of the commander NJ MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
new indictments.
. AGA|NST MITCHELL.
iBy Associated Press

PORTLAND. OR IT, !. Feb - The Fede,
raj grand Jury this morning !na lsheii
United states Senator J ohm II, Mltchell
f t r-,ber.,y on six counts, in connection
Senator George g. Brown was slnalcl - :,
"a tho same time on four charges se' @ sup 2
8crnation OF perjury. . |, I. Z. Y,
The Indictment against Senator ~ Mitchell Z y
alleges that While g senator IRON !, ~. ~
On 4 seven different oecas Ions sums !, q 9;
money y.se a.r from 1 K 5imssr
for for services rendered, q 1t is ALLEGED, IN
Inducing Congressman Bnger HeI1na ! Y;
tho Commissioners Of the General La 2 J :
8Cnlco 1t washing to expedite, make
ypecIal. and approve certain applleea lions X, Y
for public lands and recommend t ne Vs.
suing Of patents to the lands,
The Indictment against Senator isI VS.
charges that Mr., Brown caused Fred y siey.
ara ana John ITownnY g Z t g ok
that certain Aeld notes n conlae =.
With the survey OF public lands N casters
were true. & Ii Il. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
STRIKE THREATENED
At DOMBROV MINES.
ERumorcd That Thousands Of
Workrnc1l Will Go Out. n
Warsaw Quiet.
I, (By associated 1'ress.)

WARSAW, A RUSSIA, Feb. $50 p.
M---Wursaw at present Is quiet. Traffic
and business have been partially resumed
The shops In Tho principal thoroughfares
arci still boarded UP and but few soldiers
5nrc visible Iii the streets. Public and Of
ficial confidence, however, is not restored.
and there Is u degree of uncertainty re-
gardng the situation. Tomorrow Is the
holiday OF the publication and demon
STATIONS arc feared. No settlement OF
tho strike is expected before February
9Th. 1t Is certain that the strikers will
not return to work before then. The most
serious trouble OF the police is with the
lIooligan clement. which is responsible
for the recent lootlng. the strikers re-
naming quiet.
g British Pro- Consul N1uculkln, who was
Injured during the recent disturbances,
las not recovered. but is expected TO
leave the hospital next week. The gov
crnor- general Is making daily inquiries
at the hospital about tho pro-consul.
Outside of Warsaw the strike move
lnnnt appears TO be growing, but while a
great number Of worknen nre out at
LODI, not u single case of disorder has
been reported there. S3a
1t Is 5rumored tonight that thousands
Of workmen in the extensive conl dis
tlicts Of Dombroya, near the frontier. VIII
strike tomorrow. This would he c%-
tremcly serious. as the mines would I'M
meaiately be flooded II the pumping
ceased,
IS. Other reports coming IN say that fresh
| strikes have broken out IN the ohtlylns
! districts. but the rumois are not con-
!. firlned. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
WHITE SAYS HE WILL
ACCEPT NO OFFICE
Asked ii He Will Intervene Be
tween Gar and People, Says
"I'lls Do Nothing,
H, az ROBERT CIR ozIER LONG CIV
4 Official Translator to the + oly Synod

q Official Translator to the II oly& SyHoo's n
especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
Copyright, 1905.) n q
HI ST. IIlrERSBU rig, Feb I'm. NFitte,
who for ten years was 2nssin's minister
OF Finance. who by 5nnny#ls considered
the ublest statesman in the Empire, ~
who at present Is Iii; political retirement,
granted me IN Interview this afternoon ! !.
He speaks no English and spoke 70 me IN III
5tersc, abrupt Russian. NJ. Avttte sag .lali 80
,5 N am a private individual now, and \
Nil never accept office again Tie pres.
Ont deplorable condition does not concern
me. 81 {5f S;s,1 Mi ~ i3fg v,
rs 5t.You created Russia IS Industries, ''3 50 ~
Il. ..Do you consider yourself tresponsLlnn1l4e2
for Industrial disorder IA 5ss 4 Il St{
of a child tumbcs, replied he, ivy e
do not blame y is parents for teaching "
10 walk; 1t must learn to walk and RUS
sin must be industrialized, even II u leaus'
4 q irevolts.4 r. do not believe the 81 sorders
will continue, but that depends on the
government, In which I have no part
N-p5uYour enemies.'1 said, accuse you
Of concentrating all the. resources OF the
People In the hands Of the goverfHle emit.
5G'',rhat is not trun, no replied vellee'.t
entity $jF 81 VI, I 8Sss So ,5,j@ ,G5
|. %"I induced tho government to buy W
thc railways merelyito Eprevcntthe ABUSES ~
OF Fcnpitalistic companies such as Alneri g
has expcrIenceds IEcXpatrnled the iliquot
interests and made the sale Of &alcoho
a government monopoly merely as g
means of moral reform, though many &C
cused me Of being n socialist. y
snWould yoli," I asked, 4" intervene be-
tween the Gear and the people, e.
Ell do nothing, NJ. Witte answered
enphatlcally. f3s5 Mi * 81 s{+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
DR. 'S'[|]l|...O|.|0||||''p..'s';!|.
Restorative '
STATEMENT UNTRUE.
DECLARES CARDINAL n. u IA !.
says Catholic Church Has No
Political Agent at al w ash ii 81
v ton or Anywhere Else.
nv Associated P ress.)

tBy Associated Press.J s!S ~ ID. \. u
& yNASIIIN Uls. M \ ebruary 80 MAJ
Gibbons has sent tho following state a
3melnt to the Bureau Of Ca tholic Indian
A1sslo ns I'm this city for submission -
the senate Committee on Indian a fairs;
Baltimore Md. Feb. n s05. .3st
4 Il IN ylew / az q certain sta tements made
Ib,y, senn tor Bard before the Committee
on on indian Affairsgi the Senate, deem
ii proper, 70 state tina the u Cathoio
Church has no political gent az Wash
ington or anywhere else that Prcfe :. :!
So. 50. scharf, who is referred 20 In sen.
ator' Bard's statement. ls not m. agent 2
Of the Catholic Church or the Bureau
Of Catholic Indian L Missions, aud has has
never, been employed BY the church o.
lby the Catholic Indian Bureau n y any
way WHATSOEVER. Z, 9, !, :, 49,, y, 3
80: JAdEs, CARDINAL GlRBONs,
s"Archbishop OF Bal lnore snnd q. Ireslaent
8-pof the Bureau Of Catholic " Indian as ian
Missions. 5i5 IA a s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
I AT THE HOTELS,
Many Virginians and Others At
Leading Richmond Hostelries.

Arrivals at the hotels continue fairly
numerous, Notwithstanding the flavor
able weather conditions. II 4 the hotels
are getting g share OF the pntronage and and
! Hon. Seth Low ana wife, who have
been spending d day or two In the city,
stopping at the efferson, left yesterday
morning for $Charlottesy lie, Va, whittier
Mr.. Low went to Visit DR.. I'D I'D WIN All ALI
dermnn. AZ 53S$$ VI II 5
4 Among those at the y erson y esterday
were: Mr.. T.. T. dcAllister, counsel for
tn. Homestcad.NH Hotel Company at Hot
Springs and for the Ylrginia Hotel. Asso.
citation, and Mr.. c. Z Jones, III, OF
Lynchburg physician ana surgeon who
has been at he emerson for g Gay or
two. left yesterday for =, ais s -.
lawyer Of Lewisburg,I ~. 7yA,,1 is IN the
city, stopping at3 4. = . effersoa1'
{. Mrs. c. W. Kent, OF the Z Unlyersity. Of
Virginia. Mr. Oscar y M11 y }, q g SorI
gan. OF smyths county, relatives of Col
onelR George w Miles. who lies critically
Ill at tho Memorial Hospl tal, arrlved @in
the city yesterday and are at M urpn lS
Captain q. Yawterr OF Al emarle
county head OF the Nj Ter. Manual Labor
School, and Influential In the public euu-
gcatlona1 work Of the State, Is IN the city,
stopped at M,lrplly's $333. ;
ftSs Dr.. and Mrs. Nj @. Holt, Of surry coulll-
IS, arrived in the city Yesterday nnd are
e. ten a4 lie iunerai Major james Ps.
gram. NJ: ~, s8s a y, y, ~.
$kAns. OF TarnVi ~, re In the elty.
stopping at Murphy Judge WATKINS y
q candidate for tho circuit Judgesllip. no%
held by Judge CT Iiundley. Whel
asked It's. nlghthIoW% .he 3IpgGe c stnfe
4 that there vas nothing TO be done, as
lie position was not ono for. which Y
cnnynss could bc made. i Will DO set
tied by the Genera Assembly, . year ear
Colonel and MRS NJ 4 gg!ns., q
Norfolk Val arrived IN tlo &. olty yes,er11
day nd are ut Mt,rphys Hotel I, Galonel
IIgglns Is communicate 8nf tbs seventy y
lirst Virginia lnfants ! !. sSsf q.
Amone the other well known Ylrginlan.ss
nj Murphy's Yesterday, were; suFnett'
Miller, an nttorlley5.of Guln epeg,. =;
Baird. OF Rad ford Franz NJ; -, 10. ~
Roanoke: w Clark hnG y W1Fe e, !t1I,'
s. Harbour and VILLAIN y A. 1,
Jordan of South, Hostor y; ia kIWln
of Bueneld, and tefneSlloN,sl .
BlncksbuPg. . \. " II NJ
Among ths arriyals a. me tiehmon Y;
yestprdny, we're, a III, ~. IIlllenFy O
stan,on; D a, I,alghortns,,4p,f !, h ~ yI
horne w; Mr.and q fF Nori S,l P 55rpm
Rue and wife, of MartInsYillei I. g
Acree and ] \. fl duel wortl os LyIG en-,
burg; r, A, Jackson. United states S|ap &,
aud Vi c, Frrcll and %lfe, wilson r'''
a ". Robinsonof Montreal ;.r. N. &, g
Fruster, OF Buenos Ayres. Anl Fra ,I,s, IN IN
\ Proctor, OF Boston, nre tln2l'R Sts't's ~
dnys arrivals az the Jeffersol''s4:5 II N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
LETTER. TO cHAs. FL, CROSS,
q - t.is5sII' TX ksInI,nn ond. VA, 81

Dear Sir; Would Vol, rather mayo VOW
customers speak OF your she's ~ ReaFlllE
Welt as not running down ~ ths heet 3, q
t,,rninw wuter, and taking q shine, or WAC
their heads and say noth ngy
',yVe,d rather have oslrs, ut long lntep'
y;als say: We want some more paln !.
and wo want " KHoW1 ~, ~
in human nntnra TO paiht very n,set. Al
don't want WI, en- TO-, All We want y g
5naint whnp they have 70 paint, y, q
thoy paint it;S tho LONGER The tine, lle
s SIRE they are to come back pl'ere !,
business enough IN the world there K a Y
houses enough tnpalnti lct en- 3talses lse's
II we wsre d shoemlake', we'd make
SHOES ia last hAll feline, \: ans sApe
Y sh,s yxf,olo tow Il. ours truly,
Z ~ n 's' ~ Yy !. IoTsyoIs GO
"a u S S'a3t3 New York.