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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
A. w. Keeling.
Z. !, ,..ala y rha l5r,Imes .nispatch.l

~ ---T Especial to The Tlnes-D lspHtc71.1 IN
VA, April l7.--Mr. Al
Main Mali Street, at live o'clock sunday morn-
Ing His health had been steadily de-
Ginning many months, and his dealt was w
served his country with valor during the
Civil War. enlistIng in Captain Nvalton m
company In 1861; !. was captured at GettXs-
burg and Imprisoned III Fort Delaware
where he was kept until the close of the
war; Since that time he has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business N
5Keysyille. He, was a szenlous, consistnnt
member Of the Baptist Church. and a use
full respected citizen. He leaves a widow
and four children, Mrs. Charles Hudgens.
OF West Point MI Warren, A l S; Z,
Keeling, Of KeySyille. g3 sEt9 Ia s Il, ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
TRAIN KILLS NEGRO.
Salisbury-S Team to Join
. Il HI the VAN. C.. League. n

t5tiGs5 (Speca to Tho -UlapatcIl.1 ~.
n sAIiisBURY, Wa c., April II Isl Frank
Young, colored az Rowan county, was IN
SANITY killed near the yard limits here
Yesterday afternoon BY beii,g rum ssp 'lsl
by a $50 nth. bound l'tssel train Yalll 3
Vas Il seen walking lesurely along. III ne
track, ard 1t was thought wns Il aware sof
the pprsoachingsttrninS which was rum
Hing at high rate Z speed, " Just
III tImeito be struck by the engine, s9 re
Stepped upon the main llile track and was ~
literally torn to, atoms, 81 ~ 5 ss ,i3S
4 Tho Sallsbury-spencer baseball contin'-
gent held an enthusiastlp meeting sat.ari-
day night, at which It was decld ed tllat
the team to .bo supported by the Two
above named towns will enter he VIE
g.nIa- Carolina League, President ~ ~,
Brandt, OF the league, whose head 1ualr'-
sters are In Greensboro was preseN VI nd
encourag ed the movement. IT is proposed
that when the street car line rs nut lin
operation that all games viii be PLAYED
Oh the Spencer diamond 81 y M III s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
Veteran Despondent After Read
ing Dr.. Osler's Theory.
=, A veontnterl Presg.

IS I7Ig BY 4 associated Press. 81 7lE
sPHII4ADELPIITA, 'A,s a pril It. HAY,
heceming Respondent as the resultz8cf
reading fthe theory of DIR. Osler that g
mans useless after the age. Of 80 and ne
ought to be choof at the age i, = o OF
s 81, dyer, committeed suicide yest,er.
day, according to 6his friends; by t,a t
carbollc acid at his home, on Tulip street,
Nickett was veteran Of the, Civil
War and until the in1rmites of adYnnc-
ing ago compelled him to lrelinquish work ,o
was employed in Il dyeing 5es ta sl'o
Willie the members Of his family were ere
temporarily absent yesterday a fternooIn
Nickett went his bed-ro9m nnd swal "a
Soldier va found upon the return Of M ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Visitors to West Point.

11ls9 Especial to Tho Tln1es- Dspatch.) Is.
WEST POINT, vA., April 17.-A tele-
gram was received by the wharf officials
Saturday afternoon announcing that al, an
1T S2.SP. a Nj, on steamship x" jamestown,
of the Old Dominion LING, to reach West Z 81
Point at Q p. M, Sunday. bout, s =.
Sunday afternoon the steamer arrie s.,i
bringing Jolly crowd OF gentlemen ahu
4 Unusually cold weather for the seaso
greeted Them, and "a few snow fa Tx is
in tho sights OF the town and later sought
their home ION board. with hands full
Of flowers, bestowed by West Pc Seo-
'DpT fh .Jamestown"Ilef this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Post1nasters Appointed.

tFron Our Regular Correspondent
i WASHINGTON, p. G., April l7.-Rural
routes ordered established May 18th:
Virginia--Schuyler Nelson county, route i,
population 5l5. houses 1903; stanleyton. Page
county, route 2, population 337, houses Is. t1lt
& North Carolna--P Northampton
county. route !. population 565. houses III:
Snow Camp. Alamaroe county. route =, pop
ulation 504, houses ll2. m
y Harry S. Gist. appointed regular: Addison
4. Clarke, substitute rural carrier, route !.
at Somerset Va. Sas * gfslg 1$
x Postmasters appointed: u
8 yirgiga-Gillespie, gedfGrd county John c.
North Carolina Rcau3, Wilkes county. Laura
'Vannoy, vice ". D. Ioyett. resigned; Fleming
5Catawba county, Alfred r. Thompson. vice
Dora Harwell. resigned; Gee. Swain county
William p Thomson, vice David Nichols. re-
Hgned; Table Rock, Burke county. John N
Stamoy. vice T. G. Fleming, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
north \ i / CAROLINA. HAS A!
Still Another \! ] BANK Al K.
"A Monkey and 4 Parrot Time u.3
Over a 1 Lot 81 Hogs and and
4 Taxes.
(spe cial, to The Times Dispatch.)


\ RALEIGH il, April 5l7. cha charter rte s
ia I ,ss,,ed this morning for the Madison
Econntv Bank. Of Marshall. The 8lcapltal
Il 4. go and the princi pal incorp
are C.oneressnnn3G ud ger and =: 5Ii.sA White.
Another charter is TO the Carolina Lunl-.
her and Box Company Of Tllery, ftaliile1s
county. The capital Is so, O0o,, U and the
incorporators arc II. So n = rles, &. ~
Scott and others. 81. 8
5s "A few days ago Deputy Sheriff ~ pneHs,
OF this county, levied on 9. number o. hoss
taxes due BY - Nooas,. o. iio,,y
Springs township, and carried n ne. ,snoss
to his own home in the same nelghpo 81
hood s4s The next day Woods came 70
the office Eof tile county sheriff mere ana ana
paid, his taxes before the sheriff was no.
titled BY Gthe deputy TINT he 4 had levled: n
Yesterday the deputy sent the hogs pac ls
to Woods'sE place by two boys an q TWO :.
horse wa gon. Woods drove u ne 4 boys OF
the premises and decline s IT & allow the
team to be removed from his place. Coun-S
ty. Attorney !. N orris went o. Yer there to
reason with tho man and In uce5 him TO:
give IN the team and Ida She pherd, q
woman who lives with W ods, drove him aim
away .at the point OF a. reyoly yer, dcclar a
tngt slle would shoe an y bod VINO AZ
tempted to take away II the ste n ne. nes
clerk OF the court issued clam am. de-i
livery papers this az ernoon ana q llYe-3
ly5 timo is expected when the pa perssallse g
served. y.ss va i,
5Rt. Rev Bishop Had. assisted by sReY,
Father Barton, Of %Naxreth & Is her Price.
OF Raleigh, and Rev. lanes slSnYanaus 81,
assistant z pastor OF y ST, Thomas q urcll,l
Wilmington ,s raised three young men to
the Catholic priesthood Sunday. Z,
!, 49,, c. Beckwith announce that he VIII
make application to Judge Moore n next !.
week for a writ OF habeas orpusi 4 for.
Asa Marlboro The egro, VI Is ~ !
here II FOR the Killing nf & Charles ~ ralstl'
In the country near Hal leigh two weeks
At { $500, whieh5tho negro could no q glys:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Il HAsT.'DRY' SUNDAY
st. Louis Now in Grip Of Sab
bath Blue / Jaw. N
INV Associated { Press.)

= sTsLoUIs, April II For theSlrst time
in six years. sst. Louis has beenEa dry
and tight town on Sunday even the
side doors OF aloons being closed.
Barber shops, news stands, candy and
cigar stores and restaurants were locked
up yesterday, and business places of all
kinds, except drug stores, were closed, all
this being due to the enforcement oftthe
old Sabbath blue \ Law
According to the law,adt is a INSIDE
mean or to perform on Sunday other labor.
than household work and work Of char
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
MAN AND WIFE DEAD.
Major ]. H. sublett and Mrs. Sub
lett Pass Ava yClose Together.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) Il
SHAWSVILLE, VA April 17.-Reccnt-#
ly this community lost one of Its most
and worthy citizens IN the
is survived BY his wife and one daughter
Miss Pearl, by his second ma rriage also
by the following children, by his former
marriage: Miss Maggie, OF Il Alleghapy
Springs: Mrs. T. Earnest Boone, OF -Roa-
noke and Samuel J.. and Mrs .. o.
Barnes, OF Bluefleld, w. Va:
s. Mrs, Sublott was completely pros
btrated by the death OF her husband and
appeared for the last time in public at
4 his BURIAL.
as serious, resulting in her death. on Sat
I Mrs subiett was a cousin Of George
H. Helm. late In charge Of the "a virginia ,1n1il
nently connected In Montgomery and
Floyd counties, as well rs in Baltimore
and Roanoke. 555a 81! .fists & 55Sta x MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
ONE DOSE gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF l:E'E

some OF whom the writer has interviewed.
saw that they have not the .remotess;tt
iiopes Of carrying the State. They VIII
make a Vigorous fort to win the ], CLERK X,
ship of Dlckenson county, with Em na,
~ French and George B. Long are cam m
dldatcs for thepostion on tho side y OF
the Democrats. q d !.
III at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
William sVnnover. NIrn Maxwell Is an
ex-Confederatc soldier. He served under
General Joe Wheeler ~ "a AK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
PAY POLL TAX.
Both Parties Looking Closely
After Voters in Southwest.

,Special' TO The Tmes. Dispatch)
II OSBORN'S GAP. VA, April f17-Not for
many years has such nm interest been
as is being done now The matter of
settling poll taxes as q prerequisite to vot-
Ing at the ensuing election Is being look
ed after closely by both political parties.
Then the illterata who are to offer for
registration are being taught the forms
they are to preparte In order to pass.
The leading Republicans OF this section,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Wrent7lnr,s4 Defeated.s

\ At1I k9y Associated Press. n =. Z.
NEW YORK 7.PIlsess IN ne 4 tlns g.
Nicholas rink we're won. to-dayAb by Hooombe
Ward nn Beals c. Wright, the, national cham
pions, and wylte G. Grant and ~ y Dew
the defeat Of Bob Wrenn and his brother,
George Wreen, at tho hands OF Grant and his
partner from the University Of Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Home Mission Work.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 1.-THE
sWonnans Board of Home Missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South, to-
day heard the report Of work among jap,
anese. Chinese and Cubans. who came
to this country. The reports showed that
many converts had been made, Two
scholarship subscriptions for young ladies
at Scarritt Bible Training School, Kansas
City. Mo, were announced by President
Bell Bennett of Richmond, KY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
So eln:ucs,er's H Street Fair.

"a Especial TO Tho Times pis tcf .s
y,al, owned and operated BY the Barkout Gar,
niYal Company, Opened IN Spencer this morn
hishly recommended, having been on the ROAD
nine yearss and is conpose OF l6S persons. Y! %
81 whom arc ladies', Twelve shows are WIN
tho company, Including q Ferris whesl, y.
An Interesting contest, u now on between slS
young adie Of for the honor ~ ape Oh
crowned pgesn the =,
ff 10 sclcsed Friday nigh tS 5ss 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Dwyer Loses to Murphy.

81 tF3y Associated Press) K
n JACKSONVILLE, FLA, IA prll LIN the
handicap wrestling match Tonight between
NJ. j.. Dwyer, of Atlanta, and Charles Murphy,
Of Denver, Murphy won. S q
Dryer 4 was to throw Murphy twice in an
hour. He secured the first fall in thirty-tWo
minutes, but failed to down, Murphy In the
remaining twenty-eight minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Andrew Sauter.5
s(SpecIalt to The Times-Dispatc

( ROANOKE, VA, April y MIR. An.
drew sauter.s one Of the most pr ominent
and popular rnachinists OF the city. d !
aged 81 years. q He was for a. number OF
years general foreman Of the Norfolk
and Western Shops, later had charge 3 81 o.
Went to Portsmouth as foreman Of the
shops there. He was taken Ill there,
and has been in bad health since them
He is survived by his wife and seven
children lsi Y 4, 7s38' NJ ~ ,il
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Mrs. Annie e. Rose.
llspeciall, to The Times Dispatc

1xspecia i Et6 The Times Dlspatch.)
& NORFOLK, VA, April 17.-Mrs; anne NJ.
y Rose \ " dow of Louis Rose, died this
morning lat the home Of her son-in-la law
81. ~ Edwards i after an illness Of f'ye
weeks. aged q years She Leaves q Y : n 4.
daughter, Mrs Edwards: and; a, sisfshr,I
deceased De e was a native OF Mathews ,coun.
~, = va. but had lived in Nor fol III Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Buv,, a Poor Farm.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.) 81
WARM SPRINGS VA. April f17.---The board
of supervisors this week purchased q spoora
farm for $40 900. E,S NJ III Y
Mesdarnes Eubank and Glover have arrived
from Richmond and opened the hotel and cot
5tages here for the season. w W < ,Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
.AQUEDUCT RACES.
IN. :SN|0W|'-:S!:I.1'|'0|.|R|||M||||| IN
Leonard joe Hayinari ]. Heavily
Played Favorite, Badly Beaten
by At1odyncY
.FA " R in HARD 7'[]| LUCK =! ~ {
.Crossways Fails to Make Goovdss
II, First Race esults III
a Elsewhere.
FAvoRlTEs in HARD LUCK! g <

Il tspecla to; Th . Times-D ispatcli.) ,sssass
NEW DIRK prll Il The fea lures of:
today racing 1T the A1ueduc Z track
were tho downfall. Of favortes In four
Of the six races. the possibly too Tender ,,1
finish OF IIildebrandi on Randolph's colt,
Just, In the ozone stakes. won BY Amos
dyne, and the swrling snowstorms which
accompanied the maj rIty Of the events.
Tho only stake Of. the afternoon was
tho ozene. for two-year- Odds. with SELF
Ing allowances. It marked the first 4 app;
peaiince in tile North of the New Or
leans colt, Leonard J. Hyman, whose
defeat by three of his opponents was
dlsheartening. The winner OF the race
was Anodyne, unbacked at ll5 to ].
y Possible Goontenders were cratched out
OF Handarrsl.s way In the. five furlong
handicap,E the third race Of the day and
gati7 TOTO Hatstle close. this fast three
year-old easlysieft her field home. Rose
tint was second by n length from New
York. while Race King, from whom much
was g expected was last. s6. \ N N.
Red knights w ork. 81; ib.s
Red Knight came out to-day IN the NTH
race and 3won&like n more than useful
horse. He was well handled sby Hide
brand and after ARABIC and Explorer had
scleverly. h. AZ t 54 4; 81
Preceding he last race the generaltnlk
amcng turfmEnswas that the best thing
Of the dayEwasE Ken tor, who had. It was
asserted, held ibis own up to- three fur
longs IN gallops with, Beldame Keator
won, but mot On such style as to stamp
him as IA 5goodS'one Randolph's black
cold Drone b, pressed him hard all the
3way&t through theHstrctch, and the verdict
was that with i4sn3 rider Of skill on HIS
back, 3Drone would have beaten the win-
aner. ssf SSsts4 ~ ss5 s9g gGTg5
y Bennings irace-go were confident that
Crossways could defeat her six 5oppo-
5nents IN the@opening dash.85The winner,
proved to sbe Speedway. Sniatherss So-&
ciety Bud seemed very dangerous sup to-
the last furlong. ~ rs, S.7s
There was az b. table plunge on Arc
on the second trace, his odds shortening
from 20 down8toS5ito 1. but the colt ra n
"a very bndE races The winner was the
IS to shot, HeadsD Dance, owned by IT. G.
Z IIenshall. 1S & }s. M "a MID
u Gray Lad tile running Tor lial f5$ss,;
mile, after WIFI ch Virgo held him safer
but she In turrits was headed by. II cad
striding Delca ut came on and learned
second mon 81 from Virgo who was
5favorite. SIS st & llis q n IS
Il ,Sulnnary 81 a I'D
First race four furl ongs II ~ Speed way q
tod first. sopie ts Bud stc1o TO i second.
Edna Jacksonae u 10 81 third. Time 40. &
Second If w Head Dance
Sd5 TO y first Del cantA Is to Is second, 4
Virgo to 81 third!ss meal. :15 90.
IS Third .race--nve furlongs-Ha ndzarra q:
fto1N5 first, gRosetint q5 TO y second New
sy Fourth race-The Ozone Stakes; sellipg;2
four sfurlongs-Ah odyne as TO II X first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
OBITUARY.
Iohn M. Butler

de slca Of his daughter, No us est Clay
Street "a ssO "a. N. ;, April He vas ;ss
in the seventy-fourth veal. OF MS ii ~;
He leaves d wi dow. one dauVg .eI ,. aiio ~
five grandchildren to mourn their loss i.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Mrs. ]. u. Charlton.
Especial to The Times pIspatch.1

CHARLOTTE NC. April |; Mrs n = J.
for five years a resident OF Charlotte,
died at. st. Peters sHospltal late last s
night She was slxty-two Years old Al 4
ter her marriage, thirty years y go, Mrs,
Ca. until until she removed to Charlotte. She
was a devoted Christian and "a member
OF the Episcopal Church.
In addition to the husband she Is sur
Butler, Or "a! Ghattanooga, Tenn. and two
dnuEhsers Mrs J "; e ,S and Mss
Mrs. Dolly A. Topping,
j, Especial to The ,rimes-D lspatch)
WEST POINT, 4 April y ], Il; l7-MN Mrs,
PIns; cashier in Ata |t B Pa, q
O'Clock at her home, lenvings q son a few
hours old: Mrs. Topping was the daugh-
Landing Essex f S,oiI, y She WAS wa well
Gated at the Seminary here and then
taught in the Seminary very success s.,
active member. Of tho Baptist Church.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been perfected. .tssiFi 8 IL t5t
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Philip Westheimer.
,snecial to The Times Dispatc

1TsW Especial t0TTHe ~
NORFOLK, VA, April 17.-Philip West
heimer, a son Of the late Samuel est
heimer, died this morning at his home,
s He had been sick for a long while, yet.
his death was sudden. He was g. native ~
OF this city, unmarried and in the $50
wear of his age. ~ I'll s5i VA
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lMrs. Dolly "a. Iopplng,
lanes Spade.

Especial 10 The Times- Dlspatch.)
WINCHESTER, Val April l7-James
Spade, q prominent fnrmers,o OF Warren
after sustaining an operation Intended 70
alleviate his disease, caused by, 7. fall.
He leaves a widow and three children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Deaths.

ypI1IrAfo PIlILLrPS. lie.
loved wife OF Isaiah Whitmore.. died
Sunday, April -, 1909, a. s;SS 4: A. Mo,aat
Kinsey, laB South Cherry Street.
Interment In River View Cemetery
Monday morning, April IL, 1905,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Births

lsthl q son, born, to
Mr. and Mrs. w. Preston Nuckols, Fra
lngeIf Apartments. Atlantic City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
Reunion at Manassas

The citizens Of Manassas expect secre-
tary Taft and possibly other Cabinet mem
bcrs to visit their town next month when
the veterans Of the Army of the Potomac
and the boys who wore the gray meet
there. A committee Of citizens, COM
posed Of Captain II. G. Round. Judge J.
B. T. Thornton and j. jenkins Davies.
called on all the members of the Cabinet
who are in the city and invited them
to be present Each indicated q desire
to?,attend, but none could say definitely
that he would be able to do so. secre-
tary Taft, however, intimated pretty
strongly that he. would run downs The
occasion will be a great one for Manassas
There will be a large number OF Union
veterans who are members Of the AS
ISOLATION OF the Army Of the Potomac, in
the town, and Confederate Veterans from
I al. over Virginia, and from other States,
will also meet with their one-time foes.
Governor Montague will attend. The re-
union will last two days. beginning the
eleventh o. May. j tsi &, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
PUTS NEGROES
BACK. IN'OFF|!.C||:'l|: |.
& ----- -. - q NJ Il
Secretary Of Treasury Orders
Official Investigation Of New
port News Case.
Big REUNION AT MANASSAS $.
Expected That Secretary Taft
and Possibly Other Cabinet
Members Will Attend.
BIG REUNION AT MANASSAS \
fFron, our Regular Correspondent-)

Ri tFronS our Regular CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 11,--secre-
tary Shaw has sent an order to the col
lector Of customs at Newport News can
ceiling the order sent day or TWO
ago directing that two Inspectors q oe
dropped from the service at that pace pace
An, investigation of the office Will be
made fol. the purpose Of clearing up what
may be charges against the agent OF the
department who looked into conditions
there and on whose recommendation me
two inspectors were dropped, ana sthe
salaries of two others were ordered W ~ q
creased.
1,he inspectors who were ordered dis
missed from the service are William =.
Brown and j. IT, Mitchell. They are col
ored. They reached Washington Saturday
and went mt once to see tho secretary
of the Treasury. They told MN they
were Republicans, and that the Two men
whose salaries were ordered increased
were white Democrats. They did not
charge directly that politics entered into
the mater, but this is the Inference anu
tho subject will be investigated By an
agent OF the Treasury Department. Mean,
while. tho negroes will be reinstated UNI
der the Secretary's tclegraphlcl order
Atkinson to be Judge.
1t is announced at tho Department of
Jus tice to-day that the President will APP
point ex-GoverncriG George Wesley Atktn-
son, of West Virginia, to the bench OF
the Court of Claims to succeed the late
Judge Weldon. Governor Atkinson is at
present United States district attorney
Of West Virginia. The position to which
I he will be appointed is for life Elk
Senator McComas, Of Maryland, was Of
fered the position, but declined 1T. Gov
ernor "a kinson is n man Of fair ability
and wlllgmakc a good judge He is a
man Of scholarly instincts, which makes
him ra thcr out OF place in the Republican
party of West Virginia. lie is the. ,au-
thor Of a work on psychology. The re-
suit OF his observations among West
Virginia Republicans ought to make the
work interesting. ji5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18

we have about 800 Screens
which we are going to close out
MAs Sthissip screen reason, this sale
aoiightjto be attractive to all houses.
keepers. we will sell screens OF
ALI sorts from 17c to- 917.OO. III
We also, have about 8 s Rockers
and Chairs left over from last
weeks one-half price sale. You
can zee them with8the cut-prico
Screens In our left-hn1ld window
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18

II Gray Lad made the running for lial f3$ll;l
mile, after which Virgo held him ssafe'.
but she in D turrits was headed by j cad
Dance i'm the final furlong, and the y Oh g..
tstridingf Delca nta came on and earned
second money from virgo,84 who was.
n Nnrif To
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-23
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.
ST. pErERsnrIRc Fab 30

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. sO.-A
feeling OF terror still prevails
throughout this city. Mobiles and the
dynasty are still hiding in their pal.
aces and will not come out into the
open until after the funeral of Grand
Duke Sergius. which is set for Thurs
Gay. There Us general anucipa-
tion OF other terrorist crimes, for 1t is
known that other grand dukes are
marked for death.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.-At a
great mass meeting OF professors and
students and directors of the univer-
sity held today. the spirit of revolu-
ton had complete possession OF them.
The speakers discussed the question
OF the revolution and the question OF
Joining the general strike inaugurated
by civil institutions. and decided to
close the University until fall. The
majority coupled this with the de
mand for ending the present war. AL
most every orator went back TO the
French Revolution for parallels.
Again and again was Russia declared
10 be on the eve of a revolution.