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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The house committee on agriculture
authorized favorable report on the
Lowering bill to prohibit interstate
transportation of insect pests and the
use OF the United States mails for
that purpose. The pests mentioned
in the bill are the gypsy moth, brown
tail moth, leopard moth, plum curcu-
Ito and hop plant louise. A five thous-
and dollar fine and Imprisonment at
hard labor for violation of the pro-
hibition OF the bill is made the pen
atty.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
Magnolia Waterworks.

The construction Of the waterworks
system at Magnolia has been resumed,
after a delay of two weeks caused by
the excessively wet and cold weather.
The contractors are nearly ready to
turn the plant over to the town, and
it will be but few weeks until Mag
nolia will have hydrant water.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
Another Big Diamond.

Johannesburg. A diamond weigh
ing 334 karats has been discovered in
the vicinity Of the place where the
largest diamond ever unearshed was
recently found.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
Bottling Plant.

The Belzoni Bottling Works and
Manufacturing Company has COM
menced operations. M. d. Vincent is
president and general manager and r.
IS. Mosby secretary.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Gov. Blanchard Of Louisiana, will
head the detachment Of his militia in
the parade; Gov. Warfeld Of Mary
land, will lead at least two Maryland
regiments; Gov. Montague Of Virginia
will command brigade from the Old
Dominion and Brighten. Clark Of the
Alabama national gaurd, is recruiting
provisional regiment to attend the
Inauguration.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Senator Berry has reported favor
ably without amendment the bill au-
thorizing the Monroe and Lake Provi-
dence Railroad to build bridge
across Boeuf river and Bayou Macon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
Cause Concern.

New York-Japanese operations
againht Mukden cause concern at
Washington because Of possible
violation Of China s integrity.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
OUR WASHINGTON
NEWS NOTES.
LATE NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR
NATIONS CAPITOL.
NOW IRIS THE OIL TRUST.
A Thorough Investigation Of the
Standard Oil Companys Business
is to Take Place. The Usage Wealth
to be Distributed.

No morel remarkable illustration OF
the wonderful change of sentiment
which has taken place in Congress to-
wards tru3ts and corporations could
be furnished than was given when the
House of Representative almost with
out a word of debate and without ref
erence to a committee, adopted by
unanimous vote a resolution providing
for an Investigation Of the Standard
Oil Company. The Investigation is
to be Of the most sweeping character,
and will follow the lines pursued in
probing into the affairs Of the beef
trust. The latter ended a few weeks
ago in the lSupreme Court of the Unit
ed States, when a unanimous and
sweeping decision was rendered
against THE trust. The resolution was
proposed by Representative Camp
bell of Ka hsas. 1t leaves little ground
uncovered,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
New Incorporation.

Maben is to have an Incorporated
drug business, to be known as the Ma
ben Drug Company, the charter Of
which is already published.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Capt. Bertram I. Clayton, quarter
master at New ORLEANS, is in the city
on short vacation. Capt. Bertram is
very anxious to complete the con-
strucsIon of the post at Jackson Bar
racks, and called today to urge ammm
racks, and called at the War Depart
ment today to urge the needs Of new
barracks. He feels reasonably GER
tain Of success.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has postponed until March % the
hearing fixed for on the question of
the adoption Of a uniform bill
Of lading for railroads throughout
the official classification territory.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The house committee on Indian af-
fairs authorized favorable report on
the Stevens resolution authorizing a
committee of five. to investigate the
books of the Choctaw, Cherokee.
Creek and Seminoles tribes Of Indians
with the purpose of ascertaining the
Indebtedness and liabilities and the
character Of the accounts.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The interest Of the south in the in
auguration of President Roosevelt was
evidenced again when word was re-
ceived from North Carolina that the
Wilmington light infantry of Will
ming5on and light battery A, both of
the North Carolina national guard,
will march in the inaugural parade be-
hind Gov. Glenn and his staff.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Representative Breazeale is giving
his attention to the movement, said to
have the approval of Prof. Stubs, to
have Typographical survey made of
the State Of louisiana He has ia
ken up the matter with the Geological
Survey here with the view of having
the government enter into contract
with the State this end.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Secretary Shaw Transmitted to the
House an estimate for an appropria-
ton of $l25,O0OO, recommended by the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor as
necessary to collect the added cotton
statistics requested by recent legisla-
ton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Before the Interstate Commerce
Commission, Clarence j. Sparn, coun-
sci for William r. Hearst of New
York, in the latter's case against the
anthracite coal carrying railroads,
charged that the coal strikes of 1900
and 1902 had been transformed by the
railroads into sources Of profit, and
that wage reduction would not be
justified by the lowering of coal rates
and prices as contended by one Of tie
opposing counsel. Mr.. Sparn said
that it had been argued that this
proceeding was brought to further
The political ambitions of Mr.. Hears
and he ridiculed that assertion as one
made frequently in other reform
movements. He said that the con-
tentions bf the railroads that they
should BIZ left free and untrammeled
was in inc with the opposition of
every violator Of the law as to regula-
ton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Postmaster General Wynne is in
vestigating the methods of forme
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Genera
Bristow. Bristow it is alleged
hunted for certain criminals and per
mitted others to escape.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The protected cruiser Chattanooga
has been ordered to sail from New
York not later than March 2 next, for
service with the Caribbean squadron
of the North Atlantic fleet. That
squadron is commanded by ReRar Ad-
miral Sigsbee, and is now engaged in
special service in Santo Damingo.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Representatives Davey and Meyer
and Senator Foster will attempt to Sc
cure an appropriation for the New
Orleans harbor.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Senator McComas, of Maryland, be-
lieves the Railroad Rate Bill will pass
the Senate and that the majority
should force early action.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

Representative -awney of Mime
nesota, the Republican whip, intro
duced al resolution which discharges
the Committee on Territories from
consideration Of the Statehood bill,
dlsagrees with the Senate amendments
and asks conference with the Senate.
The plan is to have the resolution
reported from the Rules Committee in
the near future. 1t has been said that
enough Republicans will vote for the
rule to secure its adoption and send
the tatehood bill to conference.
Everything is in readiness for the
the placing of the Frances E. Willard
statue ip Statuary Hall Of the Cap
ltol. The statue is gift from the
state of Illinois. The event has arous-
ed great Interest among the members of
the Wonhan's Christian Temperance
Union, and they are resolved to leave
nothing( undone that will add to the
impressiveness of the ceremony. The
national officers Of the society and a
numberlof the state presidents will be
in atten dance.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

The house committee on Indian af-
fairs authorized favorable report on
the Mcclure bill authorizing an equal
division of the lands and moneys of
the Usage tribe Of Indians. There are
about 1000 members of this tribee and
It's property consists Of 100000 acres
Of land, $S,250,000 Of deposits in the
treasury, an annual income of $780,
900 from the grazing lands and $780,
OC0 from royalties from oil and gas.
The naval appropriation bill was ia
ken up and considered by the House in
committee of the whole. Gen. Meyer,
as the ranking Democrat Of the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, was placed
in charge Of the measure on behalf
Of the minority. It is not unlikely
that the New Orleans representative
will address the House in support Of
the measure before its consideration
is concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
81 EXPLOSION
IN AMELIA |: COUNT.
Fireman Killed and Several
Men Hurt The Mill
Wrecked.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dlspat ch.)
AMELIA. VA. April q. One man was
killed and several hurt BY a boiler ex ss;
/ plosion at the mill Of Bruce and sDuval
near Grub Hill Church, seven miles
north OF this place. say n 81 3;3s
8s The large thirty-horsep power boiler ex-.
sploded without warning about l1:30
o'clock this morning. when the mill was
In full operation. and eight men moving
about the shed under which the machin-i
cry was operating. n
Tho shed was torn to pieces, scattered
about, and the engine, which was located
ON top the boiler, was blown away in one
direction. while the boiler itself, which
burst near the fire box was pitched
over and over several times. striking the
ground and finally stopping over one
hundred yards away. s.ss e.
Il, Tho fireman, Fred Giyens, was killed
instantly. Pat Jeter was seriously cut
and hurt, and another man painfully hurt,
& All the men were negroes. Mr.. L. : =,
Duval, himself the general manager Of
the Virginia and Carolina Stave and
Lumber Company. who operates several
Largo lumber ILLS, was present at tho
time OF the accid ent, and though he and
21lis horses were within q few feet OF the
flying boiler, they. escaped unhurt. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
s8 G. IA. r. ENCAMPMENT
Negro Makes Close Run Against
White Member.
5fSpeciaj 10 The Times- plspatcf,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
4 NEWPORT NEWS. Y Az "A pril $2l.--The
annual encampmentaofgth the g. AZ. RI De-
partment Of Virginia and North Carolina,
was held at the Hampton Soldiers Homo
to-day. The feature Of the closing session
tonight was q hot fight between Charles
H Osborne, OF Phoebus, and Isaac Powell,
OF commander1Th The white man was elect.
ed by Gmajor ity OF three. Tile other ohi-
GERS were nam ed as follows: Senior Vice
Commander. Isaac POWELL: Junior Vice
Commander. Lewis Daley. Norfolk Z Medl-
cal Director, DR.. James P. S Carter, NOR
folk Chaplain, Henry Rock, portsmouth,;
Assistant, AID jutant. "A. a. Hager. Phoe:;
bus. Delegates to- national encampment
at Denver: DR.. James p. Carter, Frank
N. = Work, OF the Soldiers Home; Alter
mates, W.. "A. Parsons, Richmond, IA and
Francis McC abe, Soldiers. Home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
PROPOSED NEW STATE.
slemp's Only Chance Of Be.
coming Governor.
(specini 10 The Times. Ditpatch.l

Especial to The Times Diepatch.) t55
BRISTOL, iVA.,. April &21.--Congressman
5slemp is still full OF the idea OF q new
ginia, Ken lucky, Tenness and North
Carolina. The territory proposed for this
purpose Is immensely rich In coal min
erals and timber, and would In that re-
spect be the richest State In the Union
Congressman slemp says that the people
OF the territory that would be affected
by such action are. taking readily to tho
idea, and are perhaps unanimously III
man Brownfow has estimated that the
new State would be Republican by ma
YjorityS OF Is 001. lsI5 VI .
{ The establishment OF such a, State might
sprecipitate the livellest sort OF a night be-
tween Congressman Slemps and Congress-
man Brownlow as to which should belts
first Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Fire: in Charlotte

Special e ,ns Times; D 21. .
2l.-A large barn and corn house on Major
r. gY. Gaines farm two miles north OF this
q q, clock. The barn and corn house were used
by Mr.. J. + II. q Scott, a renter, and his wife
had had some chips raked up and set afro
thought had pus Il all out. and went to her
mothers in the afternoon about one mile
away. 1t Is supposed that The fire broke out
very high. wa - s sss ~ 5ss33l
Mr.. Scott lost nearly all he had In the way
of meat, corn, feed, harness and iplows. with
no insurance., and no insura nee on building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
F:ORME|RHUsBAND.MUST
.G|VEMRS, CUNARDI s9,469.
lsnecial M lrho TlmAs. nisnatch.1

l. ISpeclaI t0 ..Tno 6?IImes'ulspAEcn,J -
litigation between Mrs. Florence cunard,
OF London, and her Former husband, Ed
ward Nj Pad elfnrd, OF Washington, p.
c.. which has occupied the Philadelphia
courts for several years, was brough t to
q Conclusion by q Anal Judgment b her
favor yesterday for 50, 469, 05,
! Before her marriage the plaintin was
Miss Florence McFaeters noted in Balti-
moro for her beauty, but the couple only
lived together for a few years. when tho
Supreme Court OF New York upon the
young wife's application. granted her an
absolute divorce, The court ordered her
rest OF her tifo and $4,000 a year for no
maintenance and education of m only
daughter She took her daughter to Eng-
land. where abe. married Ernest est Iallhur-
Upon herN marriage tho payments or
idered by the ". NJ RYyss York court were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
EASTER MUSIC.
BY Grand Fountains Choir
Easter Monday Morning, April
"a, 1905, From II a, M.
to u M.

Us i u i
The following Easter programme will
BIO rendered by tile Grand Fountains
Choir Easter Monday morning In tho
regular devotional meeting, from II
o'clock until - o'clock. These exercises
will 10 public, and friends are cordially
invited. The choir has been training for
several weeks. making preparations for
hts Easter music. which will be appro-
pirate for Eastertide. The choir Is COM
posed Of thirty voices, well trained for
the highest festival In the Christian
Church. Addresses will he made by
Cashier r. II, Hlll, the presiding ofticer;s
slI2ev. Dr, w. r. Johnson, Mr., W.. r. Bur-
Tell, lawyer ]. g. Robertson and others,
on the subject of East err and what IT.
means. * ~ ilS
Special provisions will be made for yis-
tors on this occasion.
II Is PROGRAAIMD.
LYNN No, liz (Dayldlca>.
Scripture Lesson-R lev, has IT, Somers,
Internationally Rev. pr. w. H. johnson.
JuMlate Dec, OF, p. Danksl, Choir,
Te Dcum Laud Janus. lBridgewater).
Choir, @
4 DR., ". n. Johnson. aour Risen
Saviour,
Il Anthem Why Seek Ye the LIVING
Among tho Dead, I" q lopkinsl, Choir
Address---I 4awyer ]. G. r obeGtson, ''sN N
y It.ss,lrreot Ion, 81
Anthem He Is Isisen,n tGadsbyl Choir
Short talks by theirs,
Y. IIalleluJah Chorus (from Messah!,
H(Hay,del). Choir, "a fS
Dir. John MerlWather, violin accom-
PIANIST J. AZ 4, Vi
II gRened lctlon--Rey. DR.. u. p. Lewis.
X Mrs. ii. u. Stanard. i nrsanisr,
Edward Ellis. jr.s ehoirtnaster. 8
HEY, w, u ayloy, president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
CARN1VAL's QUEEN.
Miss Mamie Hatley Was the
Winner at Spencer. M

"a KS Especial to The Times- Dspatch,) E,7
SALISBURY. N. c.. April Tonight
at the close Of an exciting voting contest
Miss Mamie Hatley, Of this place. was
crowned i" Queen OF the Carnival" which
Five young ladies' participated In the
contest. The total vote reached 40.460. The
sum iofg $46468 was expended for voting
tickets, z Il
3 Following the browning of the Queen a.
grand ball was rendered In her honor, the
Same being largely attended.
Miss Josie Belt, another popular young
lady here was second In the race. receive
ing 1905 votes, 33 sf g 5S t5t5,. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Surprise Marriage.

FL (sp4olal to tbs Times Dispatch,) s
y LYNCHBURG. VA, April s2l,--As she was
about to board the train this afternoon for
Mrs, Charles 81 Nv Wiiknaon. nss Miss Courtney
Bailou, OF Campbell county admitted to .
friend that she had been married In Hvistol,
Not even the young wornan's parents knew
OF the marriage, and the announcement comes
al q great surprise 10 afiarge number OF
friends In Lynchburg and Campbell county. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
\ New Fair at Lynchburg.

M Especial to Tho Times- p!spateh,)
LYECHBURG. "A. a pril b q. Tho Inter
state Fair Association. Of Lynchburg. was
organized last night by the election Of tho
following Officers; President; Congressman
and Treasurer, 8. T. willis. Tho selection OF
secretary was deferred until the next meet
Is composed OF seventeen OF the best business
men OF the city. The stock OF tho company
has been over subscrbed, the minimum being
$40, 900. Tho first fail will be- held during the
first week In October. VI ~ q ti ? sly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
.lAY 4 .C0RN[R-sT0hE
At P0WAATlA IN G /. |. L.
Impressive Ceremonies Monday
in Connection With the New
Baptist Church.
,eclaI d The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The. Times Dlspatch)
I PoWfIATAN G. H.. April a1ii-Tle cor.
ner-stone OF the new Baptist Church TO be
erected atsthi place. vii be laid OF, Mon.
day, April oath, at 11:16 A. NJ. The ser.
vices will be under the supervision Of the
pastor, Rev. j. T. Reynolds, and the Cons
r1ittee of Arrangements d. RI D. tucker
chairman. s. N. /.
The cornerstone laying proper vii, be
conducted by the Masonic order, and while
the Masonic ceremonies will DO under. the
Immediate supervision Of the Cumberland
Courthouse Lodge. still Masons from
Dove Lodge, Maldens. Va: Dewitt Gin
ton Lodge, Cartersvllle, Va, and Clay
vile Lodges Will partici pate In the core:
monies. Immediately after the laying Of
the corner stone by the Masons an &C.
dress will be delivered by a distinguished
representative OF the Masonic order. Rev.
w. II. Lawson, OF Hatcher, Ia, who was
formerly n district deputy grand master
or the Grand Lodge OF Virginia. At the
conclusion OF this address dinner and re-
freshiients Will be served by; the ladies
I at popular prices for the benefit, Of tho
building fund. II
In the afternoon addresses Will be de-
livered by Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, Judge j. o.
Reynolds, and perhaps others, after which
the exercises will be closed with appro-
pirate remarks and prayer by the pastor.
PROPOSED NEW STATE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
CHARLES CITY COURT. n
Candidates for the House Ad:
s dress the " oters. 5sS

3S Especial to & the Times Dispatch.)
Z CHARLES CITY, G. H. April 21.--The
regular term Of Circuit Court was held
yesterday, Judge d. Gardner Tyler tprestd.
ing. There were two applicants for liquor
License Messrs.f IVaddill and Walker. Both
either. IS ss9s iSSi5 ia
i Judge r. 4Ashby ;vvickham and Thomas
w. Gardner. candidates for State Senate
from this district, attended court. Both OF
behalf, and also made many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
II. BANK CLEtAREING l:'iS' e
Report Of Brad street's for Week zee: <
Ending April goth. ss
(By3IAssociated !

\
NEW. YORK April ri Tho following
table, compiled by Brad street's. show
the bank clearings at a number o. tn
tnrincipaI Cities for tllas week endinl
Thursday, April Goth, with the ipercentag
OF Increase and decrease, as compares
with the corresponding period last year
sixty-two other cities are included b Y
New York 1918, GAG, 2a5. increase 1878.
+ Chicago 1886. 121. 69, Increase ~
Boston $145, 665, AZ s increas u. &c. y.
Philadelphia sl42.9s2 49s, increa s So 2ss.&
St.aI1ouis $61, 075. 374, crease y u,
Pittsburg SIS, 739, 1874, Increase 1871.
Nj San Francisco $4S 1923 1858, Increase "a. s..
Cincinnati s26 b67. 400. increase ~.
n Baltimore SEA, ass. q increase 1b.7, S!{ $i
II Kansas city So, 521, 96S, Increase 49, 1
New Orl cans SIG. $3.50. 84S.s decrease OIL y
louisville $11,97O, 1853, Increase so.
Memphis S. 1873, 31b, gi Increase 6.6 d
Richmond s$4,819. increase Z.
X washing ton s.. 1Sl, 074 4. increase 2S5.
Savannah So, 400, sos, increase 29.4.
Fort NNortl $5.1S o97. increase .1O9.
81 Atlanta 50 652 IT. increase 2e.
4 Norfolk $1,S04.O9 increase LIZ. &
Augusta 81 TBS, 078 increase S2.3. ~ "
Birmingham 81 ,443, sos, increase 125.
Knoxville $1,11b1 g. Y decrease ia
Charleston 81, 4l6, 877, increase 800,
Little Rock 81, 800, increase ESQ. i5,e
Chattanooga 1886. 1885, Increase 1871.
Jacksonville 81, 079,1 II, Increase o3.3.
Macon $521 700. decrease bG,5, 7ss
Houston $l1,245, Gal !, increase 3.6.
I Galveston $40, 953, 900, increase b5.1.
Total United States $s.l54b0l ,220, In
outside New York so64.9a4, os5, increas
- 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
/ Mrs, Hold kins's Funeral.

WARRENTOE,lV1A., April el--Ths funeral
OF Mrs, u. @, lIodg klns was held here this
afternoon from the home Of her son, Dr, John
~ Hodgkina, The deceased was IN the saYen,
'ty.slxtf year az her age, She came 10 War
rentog 10 live In 1851. She is survived by two
sons and u daughter. 8s 81 nv 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
THREAT TO KILL.
Negro Imprisoned and Heavily
Fined in Mecklenburg.
s i, Tim,

(speclal to The Times DIspatch.)
JEFFREss. VA April 21.-An affair
occurred here last ght between Mr.
Sof his negro drivers, during which the
negro drew a. revolver and threatenedto
kill Mr.. Harriss, for which he 7 was to-
spend one year n the county jail and to
&pay4as fine OF 800. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
\ Or. Reese "a Run, 7.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA, a pril q. --Dr. w. r.,
ResSe, agyery popular man In franklin. Will
announce i his candidacy for the House OF
Deesates In next weeks Issue Of the county
paper here the Tin es- pstnocrat
great number o. prom! nent people through,
out the county united In the request that he
become @ fcAnd date. g II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
.TlO.RTU RING .H ! |. (
Body ) Mass Of Sores, Called ID.
Three Doctors but Grew Worss,
CURED BY Cu1ICuRA. FOR .l5c.

tMy(little dsughtes was mass OF
\ aores Ill over her body, Her face was
1 eaten away, and her ear looked % II
\ they would drop Of. Il called In three
S Soss ADVISED S catleusa, and before
had used half ~ the cake Of soap, and
box OF ointment !, the sores had all
healed, and my little ,one'y skin was
/ a. clear as 2 newborn babes, would
not be without cptieurs again II II
cot Eve dollars, Instead OF seventy
ave cents, which ID all III cost VI to
cure our baby, 70. g. ~ /. Steess. 2oy
cobpyn ST.. Akron, Ohio, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
2. R esidence Burned.

(sneclai to The Tlmesr Dlspatch) e . a
I Of sDr. John O. Anderson Of sMinsola Plttsyl-l
gidsncs was well furnished, all OF which was
1 consumed ,The loss 10 y. 900, with no In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
MI, 1Echols for Senator

lSpesial to The Times Dispatoh.l 8gs,
agAuNTQMi VA "A prl ri Ion. Ed
day Tar tlss t!e nor ssomna ton sor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Virginia p tiers,

Especial ia The Times pispatch,)
" WASHINGTON, y ID, C., April 2l.,-Ylr-
yglnia postmasters appointed. Green
Spring Depot, Louis county, Lewis y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

'otal Canada 500, 042, 127, increase 20, /. !.