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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

haussf, forslandy uso. q. Martin,
Culdesac; h. Clayburgh, Chicago;
@. A. Johneou, Hump; T. 6chisslsr,
Sites. Il
wILTsE nousK.
j. q. Keiser, Spokane; J.. C.
Wandell, Clay Robhine, Sam Rose.
A. L. Williams, w. b. Howard,
Cottonwood; John G. Beede, Haroi
ster; Levin Lspetiel, Hump; E.
Root, John Powell. Denver; y.
A. Lee, Kcarney, Neb.; Henry
Rose, w. E. Carpenter, Tolo;' w.
M. Campbell, Frank Wright, G..
Z Snyder, F. D. Gilmore, J. NJ.
Taylor, ID. Roberts, T. E Davis,
John Schroeder, White Bird; JIG.
Moore, wife and daughter, Moore's
Station; G.. g. Mcdonald, Tacoma
Ed. Browning, N. Mcleod, e. II.
Ruck man, Hump; w. ii. Whitten.
Salmon River; VIM. K. /. Gregory,
Freedom; Marion Upton and wife,
Alice Upton, Cottonwood; g. B.
Stewart, Westlake; J.. D. carp,
Mt. Idaho; w. b. Clemsns, D. L.
Rosengrsnt, Leroy L. Gordon,
Sites; w. @. DAILY, San Francisco;
GRANGEvILLE.
r. Bradish, Orofno; j. B. Ping
ley, Lewiston; John B. Carter,
Denver; Walker j. Davis, White
Bird; L. A. Newell, w. E Viii.
son, f.. D. Casper, Portland; A. s.
Reed, Seattle; A. G. Miller, Pol.
lock; j. w. Gopcher, Sites; A,
v. Overman, G. NJ. Gill, R. ].
Gill, VIM. Irwin, Tolo; j. N
Gould, Colony, Kas.; F. c. Ram
sey, Spokane.
REVERE.
Nick Lamb, G. Schiller, Mt,
Idaho; j. Schieler, Newsome; q
NJ. Saunders, Harpster; Otto Abe
ling, Dewey mine; A.. W. Trood
Sites; ]. Domnick, Dewey mine
70. w. Rhoades, Pollock; 8. J.. Sui
Ivan, White Bird; Frank Hanley
Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

OOweAs. !.
Lets hide In the workbasket," said
the mischievous garter to the fun lov.
ing stocking.
sNot n 4 long shot" replied the Isle
thread. sr1l b. darnsd II I do."-Town
Toplca.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

RACK OF Rails, POLES on scAlsT1u0.
ond cut shows how to make the rack
Of rails. poles or scantling. After NIL
ing 1t can be topped with straw or
matched, al shown In the cut. The
roof In the FIRST rack can be raised up
a. high as desired by lengthening the
posts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Designation OF Office Day OF
County Superintendent ct
Schools.

Until further notice, I hereby designate and
appoint every Saturday and the first Monday
IN each. month from 3 .. M. to 3 p m.
- Oh10e { ays, 1t which time 1 Will be In my Of
fee. 1t Grangeville for the transactLon OF all
business pertaining to school matters.
a ri \ A. C~ARPKNTER,
County superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

There u nothing like taking scandal
~ ~ beaxd and treating the opinion
oe Dc woe1d With heroic indi6ers0ca
49, s.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Enr Sale ~

For Sale or Trade.
A good team Of horses and har-
ness for sale or will trade for cord
wood. Enquire Of CHAs. GoAN,
Grsngeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

Denver and Return on N. p.
Epworth League Meeting, July
5 to 8; Eagles meeting, August
IA to "a; Osteopathic meeting,
August Is to 10; g. A. r. meeting,
September 4 to Z. Rate, one first
class fare plus $lO1for round trip.
Limit, 80 days from date of sale.
Stop-overs allowed both going and
returning. E. r. CAwLEY, Agt.
Grangeville, Ida.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

J21-J6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
SAYS C0AGRESsMEN
'N|NkED AT FRAUDS
tB, Associated Press. }

tIss. Associated Press) IA
WASH INGTOaS,;, January 6t--At To-
days session Of the American Forest
consrcss q " 1lsa.ional' address was
made by George IL. Maxwell, the exc
jcutives chpirltan f..the national lrrlga-
stion Con gfess 4 lie scored Congress for
Its refusal 20 repeal the "a timber and
stone act aud declared that the House
Public Lands Committee. the western
members ot which, heallcsed. .ihnd de-
libsrateiy prevented III action @on the
measure, '5and thus allowed the stealing
/ 10 continue. should be held mp 10 public
%obloquoy ana dashed at the carts tail
with the whip Of outraged national SEN
ttiment,'i W fstEs f IS
MaNwcll declared that the government
y had lost $1,000 go in two years by timer
stealing, The resolutions as adopted by
y thcgCongress urge onall legislative bodies
ulsprotcction and preservation Of the
forcsts;fqd equate Legislative protection of
u forest from fire and reduction OF tho
burden Of taxation on lands held FOR
forestry productions, 50 MS TO induce
forest conservation; repeal OF the timber
5and stone act; immediate consolidation
x or all government forest work III the De-
partment OF -Asriculture; tree planting
and preservation of shade trees along
4 public highways throughout America, nnL
q establishment of national forest reserves
On the Southern Appalachian ana White
Mountains. # $sg :It {45t z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

create separate parks, one for white and
ono for coored people in G harlo tte.}ia
& Scales, of sGullford, introduced q }btll 70
allow the Governor 81, 900 e year for
5s Senator Ychb's bill to regula TO tho
manufacture OF liquor IN Asheyllt PIX ny
loving no distlllery Of less than lllrty-
six gallons daily capacl ty, pa sSed its rlnal
eVeading, /. VI. NJ !. !, 3
By lyinhurnrT % HIertford, ~ repeal
the ant!-1ng law, IhtcllIts charged y 9.
yfraudulel,t act OF the 1903 Log lslature,
A I.l,, q Eli to prevent fraudulen legls-
flat!oI yslnaking I he title Of bills g g part
Inv co NltH4 I>!AI'QNs s,
I, lSoonce, Of Onslowtss introdu ICED q q plll
To max esi W rs concealed weapons !. g
4felony.s q Is 5s9yS I'd
\ S, 900 FOR Il monument to the late Matt
Il sBonay, az New "A IIanayeE to fix the
weight and sregu ts tlps Dc i'm cornlne;l,. s
s,.. BY w nborpe ol Hertz fore, " to Prov
for III trials Of criminal easas iH tho
event Of tneYyly discovered evidence,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
CONTINUED. WHOLE DAY. a
Case Of Percy Bo oker, in Henrlc'o 10
Will be Completed To-day.

The case OF Percy j oker. colored, who
was before tho Henrico rs Circuit agAi Court
jyes terday, charged 4 wit h malicious g g
ssault upon .5uisa Bake, q young negro
woman, consumed most Of The day, ana
had Ito be carried over until this morn
ing, when tho case will DO called q = the
nj court. NJ N %. y,
The day was akenI up WIN tlle y,
nc t concluded when court adj ourned late
Yesterday afternoon. a large portion Of
the time was devoted to taking expert
medical testimony + 4 he hoy is REPRESENT
cd by MI, TT, N, Smith, tIr,, and tho
prosecution Is copd ucted by common,
wealths Attorney w endenbuv " +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
q. Wegener Sings Again.
PRAISES CARMEN.
Director ookins Warmly Com
b =, 4 e5 Onara n {, onpanV'S w Ork.i

nends Opera Company's Work York
Graccfully and freely, Mr.. George ; 2.
Gookins, director Of the lVednesd t' ltup
praises the singing Of Carmen, ~ s$ li ~
Academy last might, IL i2s5S NJ 58 Il
3s.'Another magnificent audience 5hsseiil-
blcd fntbthc Academy Of MUSIC liisI.eys-
ming TO listen the productlon. Of w
men," by the Savage franc - !
pany.; The Indictment weather ma n 10y
The slightest dampening effect upon ING ~
ent husiasIT1; Il which mad bee n ar lsed ne
evening before by the splendid pe;rfor y /
nnce Of I4ohengrin and society y lllled anG
rhe op 1e co.npany 81 the handsome
7foIlats of the ladies ana the full ress OIL
tha gentlemen of Richmond has been
freely commented upon BY members rl't 8of
=. ut would be hard to find q better
pleased audience than filed out Of the
Academy last might. Many declared tney
had never listened to g finer performances 9
in Now York, Be that as It may, there is
10 doubt of tho unanimous verdict Pc Pc
slowed upon the performance or last eve
ming. 1t was brilliant, and went WIN ]. q
sparkle and dash that carried the AUDI
cnce with them In every act. !, !, 81 Y,
i'Of course the Interest centcred IN the
new "Carmonn,t and Miss well held that
interest 10 the very LAST She tiss quite q
her voice and hers personally. sandsit Is
not hard to see that aho is destined " be
Il star Of the first magnitude: Her de-
| lineutlon of tho Character OF the Spanish
cigarette gin, devoid OF heart, q ~ con- =;
contained many touches Of real genius.
Her yoicosis a real contrnlto oR..splcndld
resonance and depth aud When she
lLnpid tone-productlon lie mantle !, Of
elna,ing You yopns Shoulders. she is is dan
gerously neal. being a5great Carmen,
reae0 TIC thh a bes saaaneet fha
ent tiye even iHs VII #he Mjss iean Lane
nroblss, as Meh,lela, sung Here Alust
llle Struggles Dwell .''ii Her yolce,ffull and
Vibrant llea Ikea ilood Of
! pause that followed showed how. deeply
(. her tones had sunk into tho hearts Of
her listeners. She has q winning person
,ne,, yss meassf bearing and betrayed
MI, Hoye sang "zunga." what n
pleasure .it Is to listen 10 Ills glorious
lnssp md know that he has enough and
n spdfs at s Bp1ee saoa NJ oEeS
+ methods, both of singing and acting Ar
Il thur .pepne made an excellent Escamillo
and MS rendering of the popular Z" Fore
4 ly fast tempo-wus the signal Tor hun
derous applause. 3 Z t}i;1'8
William WAGNER substituted for Resl,
Eall Roberls,Nps Don jose. Such an ar
Management is 10 be deplored as II placea
The singer IN disadvantage IN essayillg
three consecutive rolcs--two If which arc
Wagnerian, But Mr., Wagener rose to
The occasion. as usual, and sang with his
accustomed grace and beautiful tone
\ 'Speclal mention should be made OF tho
chorus work Of the evening. for 1T is
doubtful Of such ensemble work was eve Il,
heard on the stage OF tho Academy. Ths
4 elimaSos We're superb, and the stage busl-
ness worked out With ~ smart turn, &
OF glory and as Conductor Emanuel rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
.WOODM[N8|..'E|.0||.B|M|||.
NENfL.0CA|l|..C!!'.A|||.|N||I|P|;
7rwo SEE,mdred 5sand8Three We'd l',cc1ds.-
Z Sdingss During the the ..,i.3s

Meat...
fs,no,c , y 1,i,c ,flnies- Dlspatch.)

Especial to Thu ,rlt,ies-D lspatc h.)
1,1Srl1RsBUIsG, ~ Az Jnn,lar yl1s ~. ~!
local camp of the Modern oo1itt1'e'its OF
America, a 5 Sbo known MS 1'ioenix Camp.
70. HOS, MAS organized lust night BY
Istate Organizer NJ q. 4 Doubles, officesrs
for tic year were elected as follo 'tsi,t
Consul, Blenkenshlp Past Consul,
w. II. Talley, AZ WISER w. 1satan'eyi
Banker, q, u. riirooknior tbn; l a. A..
Garland Holt; Escort ~ B b !, =
gaize Nvntclnlail. n ~. stith s'e y
To- III I1oy 81 q I, nm 'e,I,i
blc ana SyV. u. Mann 10y, COL
li1icr, Nv. i L rallcy and r. 4 11 Gill l
,rhe Board Of Police Connmissi oi,ers l,tis
elected 5 substitute vi officer 8 Bon a,rlln
George to ill the svnc,lnoyi on the police
l*forcc caused ~ the resi- gnatiotl 81 Ofl--
| irers q Gorge Nfagoc. MR. Frank 3 Gallon
was elected substitute oitlccrisii, Officer
MANY: XII Ga I7RIAG Els f f.s{ 33S
During 1904 tsyD hundred and y l +.
llnge licenses were issue 10y he clerk Of
thc court he Re. sno II, tbeHe, sl01 were TO
|white couples ana s1l2 to2 col ro1i n sss
n. Seven hundred ana five II eeds 81 wero
recorded na the clerk OIL co, ~ mol uding
I{dceds Of trust deeds for t,crs onnl prop
crty. agreements liens, trans crs of real
|cstute and other legal procedure of that
kind. III x 81 ss5 ~ In. 4. 35 Il ~ Il Va
l$IOuite d large number. o III o,lt-of- town
lawyers and other@ invited guests NJ &.
tended tile dinner given last night to3 the
Petersburg Bar Associa tio,ts ~ MI 4 lcx--
andor Hamilton. From q Richmond there
wero present Judge James Keith, fspresl..5
dent ZOE the Virginia Court of a ppcals;
Judge il. ingram, Of tho Law aud
Equity Court, Jtidg go q everl y n T Crump,
of lStllo Corporations Commission, and
I8N1essrs u osept1 Bryan and George RE1l liott.I
Judge Walter a. vtltson, OF \ Fourth
Circuit, and Mr.. Alfred r. Thorn OF n or-
folk, were also present. .5i a
IDESS BIRTHDAY m W
Al p TIill camp OF Con federate Vet
Grams will celebrate General Lees birth
day 5,witll6ia a parade and lMnunct. I8 The
camp will invite the Petersburg Grays
and Uniform PVT hiaiis 3to take part IN
tho parade. IA IL q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
MONEY /: | RATHER !. A
| Than IA PRISON ]
William sRaWls Accepts A Heavy
Fine and a Light Jail U
Sentence s5s.s
WEAK ENED 3. CIGARETTES j i s: | ! &
William Anscll8 Severed Gut His
Throat Willie Shaving and
Clains8I IT Mas Accid ent.
WEAK. WI EN- 3 CIGARETTES J, | E!

.f Is, e The TImes-D !spatch.)


N oRrOLIl Az A., " anuary Il WI lliatn
I,awls, who In the Police Court svv;ls
convicted OF running al gambl ling house
and appealed to tho CORPORA ton Court.
was arraigned before J Judge Ilancle and
ii jury o-day. Al Ter the trial had been
in progress for some mo here was g
conferences among the nttorneys Tor ctll!
defendant, us n reslll Sof which they
announced that the prisoi,erawould plead
guilty on condition OF recel Ing ~ 1lne sOfA
$500 and one day /. ia This was agreed
to Dy commemorative Attorneyss n toll
and Fawls was sentenced. In the olicol
Court Rnwls was fined $50 and given five.
months In jail. III 53; X ss 81
y 5f.yYeakcncd by tl,o excessive use OF
cigarettes, SO that his strengthened neryt-5
Ious system. had given away. illInln Ans
sell, a rormersei,lploye orStlle8n uvy Yard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ills. throat his morning.
iArsell had boon sick for the past two
months n from the effects sof excessive
smoking and chewing This morning
about 1915 Il clock, while shhying B l1in-
self In tho kitchen OF his home, 10 ms
itlcted n deep wound I'M his tl'rpat + !,llNts
now lies langcrousl Y oHndedI ~ THO t'r lo,'
jtestant. i ospita !. % 4. H
III Mrs.. lillian Ar, Ioeric, his slst ~ said
1T was duo to excessiv sn,ols! ngS Of q gar
cites. sl,o said ;fA'My brother las strong
will power, aud does not drink or haze
any bud habl Its 81,
always has shaved himself g. and
his sister denies that there was any at
tempt Mt suicide, iIIo8is tNenty-nina
years of age, sing e. [ md has three Sis
the wound had mot severed any irlpor.
stanta arteries nor tho yyilldppe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07

T|OI|NGREAS The
GOVERNORS: .||Y'I'
Govern or lact Glenn Tres lls:s'
That lie Prefers That II
Do Not Pass. .5.s
CONC WEAPONS {: 7. N FELONY
Is Bill to Create separatc. Parks '1.',s
for the Rae Monument.
Z = \, !, ~, ID 80
CONC EALED WEAP s Eel 7. o ! "
D, !. 7, !, \ ], y. !. !.

f3,&t s.i Especial to Tho Times, Dispatch 9i
y NEIGH n, G., ] anual'yi Sc over
3nor-elect Glenn wired toni ht from! Win
ston-sal en- to Senate q Fl. Her. 3t of
Forsythe, that no 4 prefers the 4bill pro.
sylding for an Increase 81 Tho salary Of q
tho Governor should not pass on !, his a ic
count, ana asking that senator Scales
withdraw 4 he bill, This Is thc blllaln-
strodnccd a to-day, allowing the Y Governor
$1,000 IA year travelling exp 20 sos, g Tenn :
position Will also affect Tho Bill pending
for Increase of salaries OF both g Governor
and Supreme and SUPERB orssS Collrt jig ges.
I .5s IS EPARATE PARKS. 81,
~ The State Senate passed ~ Us to-oay 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
only A FEW 0| THE ]
.JUN|0RSHAlE RETURNED.
The v. P. J.. g orps Of Cadets
Slow Getting Back After ~
the Holidays.
Il !. . u Z, 4 N -.
the Holidays.
(Specia to Tho Times Dispatch,) NJ

$. Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,)
" sI.YNCHBuRG,gV Al, j an Gil t was as
scertaiied here to-day from whnt Is be-
3licved to be%a reliable source that only
twelve memberso Of the junior class Of
the Virginia lytechnc Institute, who
LETT the school before Christmas on ne
count Of the expulsion Of Cadet Coulter
sof Richmond, out of the entire eighty
4 five, have been ,einstatcd, and these
are under strict probation. 5 Il 5
d 1t Will be recalled I that the faculty
issued IA lctterSto the class saying that
members Fl should make 81 pplication$ for
Observation-Disclosures upon he character
OF the application 4 would depend II the
question OF &reinstatement. II was IS tatcd
here to-day by a cadet WI, was not q
ijunior,6 bit who was returning home
from the institute, that not more than
Ili5 Of the Goo or more cadets had re-
turned from tho olidnystIvacat q 4
though the leave was out last aNefdnes-
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
CARMEN. { Il. !. j! Arm
HER. AUDIENCE:
I CONTINUED From First I,age.2 ~


the eyes OF the man she would I, charm r
She WAS warm bl ood ed, .kindlln like fire
In her passion and sending out. sparks
from her cyes-spnrks that burned u he
hearts OF tile men who loved her. =, he
OF Marion well will long lln-i
ger iii tho memory Of; those who o saw! saw
her last night. ,S 3. y; II. IN
+. The Michocln 81 Miss lean Lane
Brooks was ali admirable piece Of works or
both as to her singing and her ting!
she was In evory characteristic. thteIoppo-
Site OF Carmen and Il the con trast was vas
lust what was needed to make the AM
presentation . ISIS all the more o.
marked 81. VI (. u
W.egelers Sings Again. h
5 Mi. William We gencr sang BON q ose,
I, Mr., Reginald Roberts, who was ca I'll c or
part, being una BILE to appeu n g 2. tlc-
count Of a severe cold, 48t he physicians
having forbidden him to leave ~ ,ho!tse1
A Mr. Veg ener scored as great g success
rs Done jose. lie, ,rhursdlastN eve
mig as Arthur 1l,4s loean n!
5toread Of, and GIVE lie It g reck-
Hess daring 7ai1d an easy sci assure
co,lpled2 WITH a graceful 9S hearln that
made his work most onvinctn 3
g~trhe chorus naturally display d. more s,
{zcst In their work than in sts I4ohengrl n,,
for in Garment. the .inucn
quicker, requiring more stage Dlis'Aes I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
REPORT +: UNFOUNDED..
Squadron Will Halt,
HyAssoclnted Press.)

35Fl l4ltf Ky 1ASSOtlHltU IFESS'J 1-3 l.If6 /
LONDON, january G.--'l'he Times learns
that there Is mo evidence that supplies
have Leen arranged FOR the Russian
s cond Pacific squadron beyond Diego
suarage Bay. and that charters for coal
and provisions for points beyond huve
been cancelled. 1t is still moro signiil-
cant, the Times says, that the Russian
government has cancelled contracts for
Two large shiploads or arms and annmu-
hilton from Libau to the East Indian
Archipelago and Saigon. The only infer
cnce the Times concludes, Is that the
squadron will not go beyond Diego jSuarez
Buy, H9-5 ~ lSl i%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
INSTALLATION SERVICE.
Formal w elcone to be Extended
Nh Rev. Mr.. Stone T Tomorrow .5i45

REV, I1, w, stone. who has Just come
from New, Z ayen to accept the 'pnstortlte.
or Emmanuel Baptls Church. wlll sl're1ac;li4j
his first sermon at his lew charge to-
morrow, filling the pulpit boil ~ s.
and night 3fef s3si ill ..
There will be q W 81 come n or stallati ton
service in tho afternoon a $o'cl ock wit y
several brief addresses 81 nd ISL 81 ecial
music This service Is undorS he special
direction Of tile Baptist NJ rlisters' Con- 7,
i ference, ana Dr. +. N. Mercer, president
OF that body will, preside, \ his VIII PC
the programme ;sA ss3 M & 1
4 Anthem, blythe Emmanuel ,,lv 7ll
B I0Oxology. tsa tf335 x
scripture reading, Rev U.s. S, 4 Gardner,
d. d. 53 s7}3l # Il VI & u
Prayer, ROY. w. r. II obcrtson.
LYNN, No. 1884, ! Looks y 2 t!a
Thee. ~ Ia III I'll I'll IF I'll f e
Welcome addresses.
On Behalf Of the Church, Rev. JIG mes N
N claon. p. D.. "a
81. 81 on Behalf of ri ohlnond Baptists,
Rev W K r., H. Smith, y. y
on Behalf OF Other Demon ma tons, H
Rev Frank ]. A1cI'a I'd en- of the Irlrst
III Presbyterian Church, WI ~
Duet, 1.-THE InYisible Land \, 4 3 n vs.
VI Response Ito welcome 81 & ad rcsscs Az w
rev. u. w 81. Stone 35s q .
Hymn No. 5p5, All Hall tho Power g q &
5Jesus's Name, s.|1 4.
iiSs Be edlction. ss 81 H; Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
General I,.l

III Extra session Of Congress now q GER:
tainty.{1lns hope forfrnte legislation at this
sessi oll----No pc for peace In Far East;
OF Russia and Japan 50 .
wal will be fought to bitter nd onse
passes fortiflcntions bill after debate N
which Baker, of New Y olk, nm axes q tack
oil PRESIDENT Senate iscusscs Statehood
hill: nomination Of Grum confirmed I BY
Senate Maynard offers bill TO increase
saiaryEofs President and to pension Presl-
dent after retirement from Office New
Sprescntmcnt a sainst Bishop Talbot being
prepared - 81 Shop Spalding has 4paralytic
siroke-sen ationnl address delivered at
Forest Congress by. CT II, Maxwell -
Joint session or Colorado Legislature z q
Sfarcical perfornlance---'rial O man ac-
fclscd OF murder Of Mabel \ PA g e---C ser-
mans pit warning II ereros 70 flight;
Three tratns crash; one Smn1, J s X ed III
Nan Patterson and aged father both over
{conle when Nav York Judge refuses to
grant Nv ]. Bryan ntertMined$ an
AiemphisDr. Alderman dimes ut White
House Panic among passengers on
Clyde line steamship 1roquols. 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
In Bankruptcy.

Re, Aspatition In bankruptcy WAS filed to-
day Charles l.. Told. Willie The OPP
!prnent's liabilities nre quite large, they
grew Out Of the failure OF the Gallceo
Nails Company, aud Mr., Todd In 1897, lie
eilicollpeyed q large amount Of real ekr
tatcaan personal property to secure his
creditors, Mr.. Todd has no nsY \ he
sydnd these ALREADY turned Owe q his
creditors The present action Is ken TO
be relieved OF odd entunglements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
MOODY SENDS TREAT
q COMFORTING MESSAGE

tFrom Our Regular Correspondent.
/ WASHINGTON u. g, jan 6,v-Attor.
Eney-General Moody wrote. to Morgan
Treat to-day. accepting his resignation,
from the Office Of marshal OF the Eastern.
District of Virginia, The communication
was In the name Of tho President and
assured Mr.. Treat that tho request for
his resignation vas not made because OF
his future to discharge IN nrpropcr mans
ner tho duties Of his office. 4
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0FFERE ED N0GI HIS HORSE.
Mould Present SFayorite
Arabian Charger to9' Japa-
llcsc General.


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LONDON, January 7,,-.\ special dispmtch
from Toxic says that at the conclusion
Of the interyieWers between Generals Nogi
and Stoesscl, the latter begged to DO al
lowed 10 present to General Nogl his fn-
vpritn Arabian charger. General Nogi
,ourtcousiy utclland personal nsccrtnnce.
pointing out that It cana under tho cate
CORY Of war material to be surrendered;
but he consented - accent the animal
in the name of the Japanese army,
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1 ,o.dav's n Programme.
Battle 1sthei Stage.

Harry Clay I3lahey ought to have g 81
Interest lii IL powder factors, for wi'ei' a.
comes 10 town lilo burns ilbout one NM Y =
Sdred pounds 1T each III 90 of his
play, 5Across the Pacific me. b. p,ial y
starts iti Montana tltd ryinas w n. J.
siiieTto II finish, With pitched battles END
an Fassault on 4 block otiso by the fill--
s I;i'S nlavs comes Monday night. Il ii yy5
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FIGHT IT OUT 0. II
TO bitter END.
. (continued from Thirst Page.)

N 79-7 COntlnusd7 TUHGE ~ Tk RI 7s
there are only ten serViccable vessels
there ana! those were Used blythe RUS
slams to regain the shol'e#arter setting
fire to the warships9 sinking vessels and
almost blocking the z harboir, MOUTH 2 It
Is still unsafe to bring outside vessels
through the mine fields andl entrance
,,nces md small boats makes 1T impossi-
bie 10 closely 4 examine thcEwater filled
h,llks, and 1t Is difficult to destroy them
lat S hort 5:notice.''i 33
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Two Chances To- elay.

The last opportunity to SEQ tho funny
production. More 10 Be I'jticl Than
seoritrd.s VII be afforded this afternoon
and evening at tho Biiou. Tile play las
.ltaa Is Remarkably successful engage,
inci,i iiere. die to liz originality ana tho
excellent acting Of tho company,