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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON MANY FIELDS.

football
Of the although
and White most
krnvers Tn OF a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The Champion steeplechase had added money
value Of 5000, and the race was worth close to
$4,000 to Mr.. Hitchcock. Hyias ran the three and
one-half miles in 6:57, record for the race
the same last year with Good and Plenty
Self Protection Zinziber, The Cod and Van Ship.
From a time standpoint Ttptoe's race in the
White Plains Handicap not particularly good
one. She ran the six furlongs straightaway in
1:13 10 Brookdae Nymph beaten yesterday. held
tho track record of 1lO As, while Artfu the
distance last year down the Hill at Morris Park in
los the wori1's record
Shorthose won the last two renewals of the
Morris Park Weight for Age Other winners
were Advance Guard. Gold Heels Maid of Harlem,
Muskadine, Ben Holiday. Don de Orc and Ramiro
John A Drake bought Penrhyn from Il NJ
Ziegier before the first race, and the colt in
the colors of his new and won at the first
asking.
Davis the Jockey has recovered from his slight
Illness OF few days ago and rode Tiptos to vic
tory in the White Plains Hanlicap
Knepp earned the jockey honors yesterday, rid
ing two winners-St. Belane and Monsieur Beau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

At w-Haven-Yale 30; Holy Cross. o.
At American League Park-Columbia, IL; Williams o.
At Providence-Broan 81; Maine, o.
At Observation-Disclosures. 80: Bucknen o.
At Cambridge-Harvard, IL; Springfield. o.
At West Point-VIrginia Tech, Is; West Point. ..
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II; Carolina, o.
At RIchmond-Carlise, IL; Virginia. o.
At Amherst-Amherst, %; BOwdOin o.
At Medford-Tufts, 28; Worcester, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, 49, Hobart, o.
At Washington-YiIla Nova, 6; Georgetown o.
At Hartford-Trinty, o; n. Y. T., o.
At MiddletOwn-W esleyan. 1e; Vermont, HI.
At ClintOn-Syracuse, 81: Hamilton, o.
At Annapolis-Navy. 6; Dickinson, o.
At Hanover-CoIgate, 1s; Dartmouth, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Miss MackaS

In the play-off in the approaching and putin
contest between MrsS Charles T. Stout, Apawami
and Miss Julia r. Mix. Baltusrol. the former VIC
by a score of z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

At Haverford-Lehigh. 9; HaverfOrd, s.
At STANDARDIZATION. II; Rutgers, O.
At Observation-Disclosures "Aggie," Is; w-Hamp-
shire, o.
At Chcago-ChicaEo. IS; Indians, s.
At Lafayette-Purdue. H. Wabash, o.
At Tifin-Western Reserve, 12 Heidelberg, 0.
AT Andover-Phps Academy, IL: Yale Freshmen o.
At E1eter-Phips Academy, 90; Harvard Fresh
men, o.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan Is; Vanderbilt, o.
At NorthheId-- MiddIebury. H. Norwich. s.
At MorgantOwn-West Virginia, 20; Ohio, 0.
At EastOn-Lafayette 48; jefferson, o.
At BeIefOnte-State College, IS; Gettysburg. o.
At CIemson-CIemsOn. 5; Tennessee, ).
At Observation-Disclosures Az Iowa, 0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
TITLE FOR MISS MACkAY.
rs NEW GOLF CHAMPION.
Mss Curtis Beaten an Final Hound
of Women's Tournament.

The Queen is dead Long live the QueenI
A new champ" the golfing screen
Miss Bishop out and in her place
Is Pauline Mackay's smiling face.
The victory won 81 Mcrristown
Miss Curtis lost by bare down.
On uphill playing from the start -.
Miss Mackay's proved the stronger heart.
From off the tee and through he green
Miss Curtis played the best ere SEEM
Alack for her! Golf is a game
Where shorter shots oft lead 10 lathe'
Hers oft-times were by far too young
And left her puts full yards too long.
She finally lost both heart and head;
That,s how Miss MackaY won instead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Mccormick Cotsl .Fuiback Talbot (Afartinl
(2). Daub 81. Brasher Dillon
Rafferty, Goals from toTchdowns-FrysT. g. Safety
-StRnard. Princeton McMinch. Buckneil Time o
halves-Twenty and fifteen minutes. Timers-Feagles.
Princeton: Herskins. Bucknel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

BELMONT PARK SUMMARIES.
Isl scH winner % s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Monsieur Beercalrs. well mp the way lasted Jus
satTu1 sAe early part. was best Of the others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

IL. Beaocsire. q. .Darcen)
Red Rn.sht. 5. -Randolp9.
lxrse!ise. s..-.f Durneitl
9oic Braid. 49, Earnesl
Oliver CmwclI, 9. fBroFul
6.reast. . j,,.,;: ;Das ly,l
Flinders, D. .(Cheisea ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Belmont entry fwhnsy Tptoe Security into
Oak stopped. - ' as 80
tn RAcEOr madens added seven furlor
Il Tine. IZ71s Winner D. & by Star Ruby-Sfiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

zsss Fenced well and making
showed e GOOD performance. beaten
% tA6ETE PLAINS HANDICAP: for wo-year-oids
- l:lS1S winner br T.. by Tarpeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Davis the Jockey. has recovered from his slight
Illness OF few days ago and rode Tiptoe to VIC
tory in the White Plains Hanlicap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

Knepp earned the jockey honors yesterday, III
ing two winners-St. Bellane and Monsieur Bea1
caire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

( 90 the 'front.' when he pleased and won rrl.. =
Royal ran QUIZ race Bedouin Up stoh was rank
haodun-Kate Peiletier. 4'A1eshth miles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
VVANTSM0R:.T'.0||N|
T0.BG !. D: | |
.Congrcsstf1ansS Introduces Resolu-
tons Bringing Charges Against
Secretary of&thc Navy. 88
the QUESTION ] or b REBATES & 3 i 6
Secretary p eclit,ess to Talk Until.
r Appears Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.

I'M Associated Press. !


svVAsIirNGToN,,S January 4,--Repr
5tatlve Baker New, York; to-day intro-!
duccd resolutions containing allegations
relating t. corporations and rebates. .rhe
resolutions after asserting that routes
we're granted ~ the railroads with. which
sccretary Morton was formerly connect
ed c ana Sd ying that Mr.. Morton Is res
ported as defending such rebates, call
upon II the Attorneys General asking
whether the act OF AIR. Norton as \ an
3offi cial Of that road IN allowing the re-
bate rs In violation Of law, and what
steps, sif any, have been taken against
him, and I'm one resolution seeks to cons
nit the house q to the opinion that the
Secretary OF the Navy and the traffic
manager OF the road should be arrested.
Refuses TO Talk. III.
st&5 ~ n a., n .aocated %Press., "a 81
III WASHINGTON, January Secretary
Morton e has consistently refused II to be
quoted egardlng the recent investigation
Sot the Interstate Commerce Commission
In Chicago Into s. the rebates alleged to
have been made by the 5Atcfison. Topekn
and Sante Feg Railroad. Of which, Mr..
Morton was e-presidentSt TO certain coal
companies. What Mr.. Morton has to say
on this subject Will he said to theA1nter-
state Commerce Commission direct. 1tSis
understood that the Secretary will np-i
pear before the commission when the case
comes up, and Il Is stated will tell them
certain Interesting facts, Il Of which the,
public as yet 9kno VS. thing. "a S..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
H ". MAY BE BIG BALL.
Ned Barrow, Said to be at Head
Of M ontreal Transfer.

a IT was reported here last NJ Eht lthat Ned
Barrow, one time president OF the Ataap-
tic Lea que. would bring the Mont real
franchise OF the VI Eastern VI League from
that city to- Richmond next season, Bar.
row succee ded Athertnn as Y manager Of
the Montreals last season /.
If'ithis report be- trne Richmond will
have Shigh-class ball, / as the Eastern
League IS one. of the .'blg four, in base
iballTWhich embraces the Ma lonnl, tAnlcri-
can; Eastern and We Tern, e Hey v,
3 Asmeeting Will be held hero on the 9Th
to look over the field for the or ganiza ton
ynt n state league, Lynohbursii Roan IKE.
sented, !. BID Sc ball .cranks would prefer,
Eastern Lea que ball than ST to leag que, ,5
The Eastern has teams "a ,roronto,
Providence, "a lbnny,s j Jersey G!l ty,. Newark,
Balti1n ore, falo and Montreal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
.L|.!E| Il GETS OVATION
AT FOREST CONGRESS |; { J.
Invited Body to Hold It's Meet
ing in 1907 in5'or Near
15 Il "a fs5 q is..g Norfolk, Ri 81, 4i5Ss
(By Associated Press

WAsHINciTON, d. CT January Tile
American Forest Congress to-day heard
a large number Of papers and addresses
on various topics connected With forestry,
On behalf of the Appala eli lan Park AS
ISOLATION, w, s. Harvey, Of. Pennsylvnnla. I
made an, earnest plea for mo influence OF
the Forest Congress- upon the Congress
in l,t nf Il forast reservation iii the East
5erni States. IN i7 x, q 4
General lSltahush Lee WINS introduced.
amid a storm Of appla U.S. IEea sail lle
did not come from u seetlpn Sof country,
where there was much tinlbnr, because
the armies Of the North and South had
used It all for camp fires. ils purpose
ii, appearing before the cnngres was. he
said to extend IL hearty lilsltatlon Ia
hold Sthe meeting OF 1907 lin Norfolk, or
some. city IN that vicinity. M prdeaS that
the delegates might, pa IT lc,i,lte In the
.JamestaYl,. celeb bra ton, ~ Ee spoke OF theg
landinx 81 JAMESTOWN as mark lng tlls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
'NElW1YORRl...|||N||.I..G||;|IR||:|.I||P|:.....
0F'BI | b J.
Snow-B Bound Passeilg gers 2eiilai II
iii Trolley Cars All ~ as Night, Il
Traffic Blocked fs
SUFFERING AMONG .TAE. POOR )!!;!

= ..--.-,---- y. - = -----.---- -
1tBys Press

NEW olelS, january w , York
cityfaild-1all The surrounding country ~ to-
Il v was III the grasp of the ,ostE severe
STORM o. tie winter Traffic 8of I'LL KINDS
was hainpered, trolley lines wcr. tied up.
#aril the streets. swept BY ga lie, DR. wing
Observation-Disclosures snow that cut like sand and
8rilcd In great drifts, were IN.
a)assUblc. Railrond trains from oil points
.,yerc delayed from d few minutes q three
hours, and tho elevated lines wei re- Ope
rated with tho gtea lest ditltc ulty W
{, outiregard oSschedule. 81 n s M
IA sen Tie conditions must have !. becil;
beyond description, but no disnst ers has
been reported ii3 The bark y Is kal Inc was
blown from: & hcrs nnc liDrag Ii OFF s. atens
Island and was bragg Ing as horc, bu = her
anchors finally held her o f from W ADS
worth In5the ha rbor, the only potn 7 where
observation could he had an sinlncns Y SET sL
running and several reg al liners s'r
and email Nesstss ugged 4 ell ght ~ =
their chains III, the semi-shelt ered spots
where they had sought refuge rom tho
II storm. III What m ay y have htIppcncd p OF
shore to any iuckless Graf which had iltl
TO face the fury of tho gale only time time
can tell. s ~ 8s iis3 III
Stayed ill., Cars All Night.
h. city morning found trolley :
,,lad II "a ,,st i, 4, and q the M
f,.on, 81 I'M M inch II I mn Yof the
cars were snoW -ho,lnd passcn gers who
~. & refst III h,zxnrd nttennpt to
,s.air ~ fl,nii. homes . s55,
b rTo,,,.E soTi o,,x fircs t,u,.,n- ne might've
ha,, ~ n ~ ~ b ~, b, a rn,s a ,,t two
~ ree IL rms "a trnya tl,e bremen
md their horses their most latter e.; PEI
rlcnca 81 " i,cT Winte III IN one case. Just
s;h.,fora Al yy, md when the storm, was a
In he,a NJ " hn Il ~ several 8tenc-
mon hni,ses I'm the ,,pner E east side
No u ron n from n heir beds and forced
~. ff,ce IA II. tlcd 10 lie storm swept
reeia s5# n his ire II fty-f four horses,
M, III ~ n,,a = .red les !, q, 4 the
m y, t,,ne 4 & 1n,ise ,verf, burned Is dnat
a. pa, sstrlans n were comnellcd rs Is Il force
t ,ci wa l,e&,n brok drifts III
A ~ u 4 III ions ~. Esycry stn ton along
n IL e, ,wtiv WAS IN a. ed Wand the trains
We're q inmed ING IS
N II houuh a t,o,s1 r,tls fof homeless ,nfor-$
atu,,ates ,vert. given shelter IN he ia rious
f.l,nritut,leS nrea zations last night. more
nan, score I, q mon mo ~ cold
went ne &. s, ere h found lying about the
rae ! ,Sjst 4. i, q lsof these prob
81 s, w,t,S recover e IA er ren Il, emf
s, &, Al !. ,lE, Z,
erlS!led wiser
y r., ia I'm M 4 orr 81 mis- "a III vi ~, Il
: I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
.MARR|ED1WH|LE
#|N0..P.lA!ST.E| ]. J. |: J !.
5A55 Motor Gar Accident Dis
ab1es y Groom
Elect. .g,!5. ss q
Welded J, ! N the HOSPITAL
Tie Bride-Elect Visits Bedside
5of Fl Ell Wounded Fiancc and
y. \ Becomes His Wife.
welded ]. IN ! 'IlE:. HOSPITAL 1851 I AL.
liflAtF5 agl4tg r,fFt9 fgaGst x Z 4
!. ~ istI. !. i 5a,-, Z - Z
fspecial e. The Times lspatch.)

Especial to The II INES Dlspatcn.)
n RALEIGH, N. Gu January 4. here was
a marriage Of UNUSUAL interest here to-
day, the groom tteing Joseph r. r Blair ll:t
ana tho bride Miss Ada Allen both Of
Troy, n Montgomery county. The cere--8g
nony5 was III d pr vate ward Of Rex II Il os;-}$
lpItai where Mr., Blaar ~ recovering from ON
severe y iif,juries received Monday t, ne
Aberd cen In collision Of his motor car
with that 81. Henry a.. Page. n A III 55 "a
The romance connected wi tn the gcere--l
nony Is that Mr.. b air and Miss Al lls r,
were to have been married Tuesday eve 4
ming at tho homo or the bride, In Troy.
and the accd emit frustrate their plans
50 ruesday8 morning Mr.. Blair sent for 3
W. c. a IInhrne d. warm pers onul frle nd \
and sol lcitor Of the Tent Il j I'd ctnl Il Dis
,tr!ct, who was here, Hammer tel eprag ned \
Rev. Isl Filling ton !, uncle u the bride pride.
who was to have per formed the ceremony
at Troy, that MI. 81 Blair 4 was nnx Gus for
the wedding to- be dclnyed no longer than
possible, K and to adv NJ iss All len that
IL she would come to Raleigh the mar
$riage could be \ celebrated here just as 4
soon as she arrived. .l!E "A
Mas Allen "A accompanied by Rev. Mr.
FL ingt on, DR.. Blair, / II mother uncle Of
Monroe, ana Mr., Barna Blair q brother,
arrived here on the 1l:45 train this morn
ing, and drove directly to a the hospital
where Nj n Blair and Il Miss AZ len i. We're
made HI husband ana wife with 81 9 very
simple, lie UNUSUAL q emory 81 ,5s
The groom was jtnab le to even sit up IN
bed, but the "A ceremony ra,aas pc rformed
very prettily IN the presence of$ the party
OF per sonal friends and nurses and n att
itendant Nrs. Blai i 49, stored at the
Marlborough, and she will remain here
until her husband Is able i o leave the
ihospd which is expected will be posi-
fbly ten days. IA 8s sS 5
25$Their original plan was to TAX 9 a hridal 4
tour to Southern FL do and to- Cuba
This trip VIII DE made Just as soon as Mr..
;Blairsis strong en- ougi u He Is not SUIT
ferlns much but, shis 81 Gds en cased lin
plaster to protco one broken n b and TWO
others tina 81 were badly crushed TIM the
collision. $8 MI i
VI Mr. Blalr Isl a prominent lawye rE and
very suooessfll business man has repre-
scented his county IN the K gislature
several times, and two years ago missed
the norlinat Ion for Congress- In a the Sew
senth DIST ict. by only a fra ction of a. vote
This was in the convention that required
more q than twelve hundred ballots to
nomi1 nate sSY Hen ~ he plum fell to Con-
gresham Pnge. 3S II 533
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Stop | Suffering.
Twill Gladlys Give y on q Full
Dollars Worth ofs NY u 8,sss
Retned Y 10 Test & .l5S
Nothing to depos Il ]. NOTHING 70 proiniss.
The dollar bottle 10 tres. sYourg Dr uHalss,
on M order. WI hahd you q fun do liars
WORTH and Send ms Tire 81 III, NJ y Obj
" one else tns eyer fired wv !, A Hard u

no one olse has ever. fried Wv hard 10 re.
move every posAi bic excuse FOR {do!ibt. a
ta asi iIo tHSsaas aensdy sts
There are those al around yoli.syopr friends
ailI nssh5ors. hoss al,ftering it1a Y
medical PRINCIPLES wi!irl, apply And for si1
tsea ssysEti
8"'if fills Il free--ahi A. has never folled
where here was e possible chance for II 70
But this mountain OF evidence Is ot no avail
Z u those WHO shit the VI eyes and dose "a WAY
a0ah or dea5a ass
tthoo tall, 10 To- btry. 800
B; so nov; have made this offer. "a di,rcgard
IS the largest medical practice n the world.
and come to YOU ns a 81 AK .s you
believe rot osa ~ siSs
isemedy Il Is ihc utmo.t fpy unSo,nded eon.
and falr.%It liz ihe supreme test 81 my limit
only ono out esery IS has perfse hea1.h
haf ana i0% Only du
and llslicss. But most Of the sickness comes
you TIA sH Bout
not tho Gnerves thnts govern your movements
and your thoughts. 70 ! !, IS. y. q. :,
night and 6dnyi keep your heart IN molten !.
control your lsestive . tus--re aia 70
YOUR to your kldneyb.Ltf
f5rhese arc tho nerves hat wear out ana lt!
u 11tddoes no good to- treat the alng organ
ffebeiions M stomach the derangcd s5 kidneys.
nerves that cont you VII fnd
the seat Of the trouble. s3 81 III
There Is nothing new about this-noth hing
any ph ysician would disput tsit RENAMED
for Dr. shoop TO apply this p'i.
Ill 10 practc use. ADr. shoop We Is
the result or q quart er century o. endeavor
along this very line. ~ does not dose the
Rorgnr, or deaden the pal but sit DOES go ~
Sonco 10 The insid ye.-thc power
gnerve-ar,d builds 1t up. and ST. ~
and rnnkess Ut we'll \. -, &, \, 81
!! Don you see that T II rs Is M Inedi-
cine Tont this Sis NOT he mere patcnW " Z
OF n umuan 1.-THE mere soothing 81 q En I T.
lcotic Don't YOU see tina II goes rlEn 70 -
root Sof tho trouble and era dcates the cause
2 but do not ask you TO Ike q single, state
Sr,nnt AZ mirc--I do not ask YOU to- believe
word III say until sou have tried my medi
IN YOUR osyr, home a my expense osp!utely.
Could II offer YOU a full doll worth Tree ~
there were any represent Gould y !e,
you 20 to your drugs you KNOW ~
nick out any bottle hn has ron his shelves OF
Z nv edlcfie were II not IHIFORMLf&heip--
3ful Would Il do this IL were not ntrligh.-
rorwn "a IN my eve ~ ella I'm Gould I lAFFOED
Bto;3 do this IL ~ were not reasonably SURE
that my medicine vii help you write me e
to-day. s *
n For e free ord er for Book ] on Dyspep sla. s3
q fun dollar bottl you Book ION the HEART
must g{3 ddress f DR.. Book on the Kidneys
Eioop, 8ssE Box S7:ss, Book s for Women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
~ M AN y NEW G IIARTERS.
Corp grafton Colnmis sion Starts
Business Concerns. u.

n /! The state Corpora ton Commission yes.
gterday grant ed the following charters:S
g.. 10. I Moores g. Comp (Inc.) y Lynch
Va, Iu cado Vic -presd ent, Lynch
burg, Va. 4 John H. r. Moore, Lynclburg.
Capital stock, SEC. 900 Objects To
conduct a Wholesale and retail grocery
business In Lynch burg.
Norfolk j hni lson,$ presid ent,f Norfolk.
.::st III A. Sharpley Vice president, Nor
folk, 6. G. ones. d rec tor Nor folk,
Ya;f Capt to stock. SIC. 00O. Obje cts To
soq asr
The III; II ottS Drug II 81 conapany' lfne.) 4
3HarrIsonhurg a i, III. OFT president Har-i
irlson burg NIB NJ. II. "a cretary and
treasurer, fIarr isorburg. Va; John j s
sis o5bg5isG3G9u1s G p4
pose OF carrying Il on a. retail mercantile
business in u drugs. Z aints, IS oils, toilet
goods, wa i pa peri etc, and to- conduct "a
genera pharmacy. " Sf3 5st
burg: J:E ~ CARRIER, president, Harrison
burg. Va; S, II. IIea twole, 5vice- president,
allytrrlsonburrg. Va:: n 10 Rog ers.g score
larry AZ darlrls9n6l,rg. Vine
seral printing and publishing business,
4. he Ntoye Buggy Corporal Ion. n I,uray.
il Carson secrcptary ana general 'naha gsr,
oa Roo .sS
For the manu- facture. purchase and sale
of wa gons,s buggtes, etc
e.. Farmers and Merchants Bank dnc,) n
East Radford q +. Smith president
sG9Wslile a - y slway
Gassell.s director. East RI d ford. Va, Capt.
tai stock, $4,000. O Objects; For tho con
duct Of "a general banking business. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
\ Louis ,,,ci +. Never,

55 A1r.6 Louis r. Meyer led Syesterday9af -
.ternoon ut Il twof%o' clock after an illness
of several months. IIe IS survived by his
wife and six children. The children are :
Louis F.. MRS. Margaret Ciuccl, Earnest
81 Nora AZ, and ysAu gust D. He also
leaves two slsters-N 1rs. J ohn9 Schroeder,
Mrs. r. "a y. Pearman. and one brother,
August Meyer. MI {gg tSS So # h
Arran gements for the funeral have not
as vet been com p1 ted G53 53J: X si2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Small Midnight Fire 4.

ii Shortly after 123 O'Clock last night the
groeely = stare n at SO West hakor
Street, were wa kened ,'hy smoke They
store was on fire from sW hat cause mo
one could tell IA 81 ~ h OK b ssi
& An alarm was d VI ekly turned In, i and
the department lost no time In lsR onds
sing. and inShal an Shop re the fire was OH,
The DANA sc wi samoun 10 SO YeFal ny a.
dred dol arS, IN M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Battalion Drill Tonight

I..Componles 3, Z II and B II, of the sever1-
t!eth Regin ent, 2iG have y been ordered to
their a,mory tonight TO participate in, q
battalion drill. During the Christnnas
holidays drills were suspended, but will
be resumed tonight sand next week no
old schedule Of drills Is will again so into
effect 81 4 n n is 81 IS I'D AZ li58y
Tomorrow night Companies a and q,
Will have battalion drill. 4 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Not Much Weed Coming

There were snles at hut two OF tho
four warehouses yesterdaY.aithe weather
being such that the tobac co-growcrs can
not get to town, shookoe 4 warehouse.
sold about "a. ON pounds, and Shelburne's
sold bout Il u, 400 mo unds. NJ " N 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-05
Had Appendicitis.

ID MISS Carrie p. III end erson !, daughter OF
yesterday Il III derwpnt an operation for
iappendicltis Mt the ST. LUX q IS Hospi tai,
DR.. STUART McGntre being The SURGEON,
The ioperation u garded as Allccesaf.ll
sflden tly hoped for n Il
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.vIRG|N|A HOTEL MEN
IN SESSION HERE
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hotel men Of Il Norfolk surpassed them.
selves In tho hospitality extended to sls
during our stay In their city. Our s,ln,-;
MGR me Getting was ut aIa tural Bridge Va.
where NO We're royalty entertained q by!
our associate Mr. II tx tor, who sexerted
every effort to make our stay as pleas
ant ms possible n Il, N, }f5 e. N fS
Two years and a ha II a so we met in
this hall through circular Issued by,
Colonel James 4. /. Fra ziersas who, we can
8truthfjllly say. is the father OF the ,Vir-l
ginia, Hotel Association. No one has
worked harder han our secretary. AR.
John III. Callahan, and In this connect ion
u may mention our friend 81 he cha irman
$of the Executive Committee, Mr.. r. M.
4 Fry! 2S.3 4, 81, " & b r. 33 n
81 '.In55 the past year Mr. Fry and your.
president tried to have some laws en-
acted by tho Virginia Legislasure. but.
we didenot succeed on account OF want
of tlnla.s8I have been Informed that Mr..
MICA lister, Of Hot Springs, Xar, attorney
OF the association, has prepared q set 0ti
laws which we hope to have enacted BY
the next d Leg Stature, la i4.sss
= Y The cardinal principles ot the Virginia
Hotel Asspclat lon are to elevate and ad-
vance the members Of our $profe ssion Vi to
protect them against unjust and burdensi
some laws; to expose fraud wherever
found; & to NJ organize co-operat lively for.
commercial benefits, and tai hold up to
the standard OF proficiency In EN- ployes
by recognizing merit and reporting M
temperance and dishonesty y, ifAA "a Il
lshing & the rnep,bers OF the Hotel
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Elegant Banquet.

,S5 The banquet wa most enjoya Bile and
'toastmasteT and introduced a the Speakers
With appropriate remark s, 3 III Those no
sroke and their. toasts were: 4 IL &. lsg l3
.IS''yirgIniai Hotel Associa lon B, +. p,
sRiehmond on the James, \ Mayor Me-
41HIoftel Man Of TO- Day, Manager Ned
Y l l,pe y VS., Copeland, Of The Times
Z ,;s S men Colonel Il. b, Spence, OF the
coloniaI Inn W!l liam! ,I.l I, burg g, z,
D!strhe Red land the Green" recital lon,
Fit was long after midnight when the
be remembered. Y II N 5ssiS # "a stlas
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Julia r osalie Hallihan.
ter Of I'd aniel and M airy II II llltan, died
at the residence OF her parents. N Q. 57 0Gt
Cedar Street yesterday q fternoon at 2;45a
O'Clock. ifss sss M IA ri