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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
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VET Ms GIVEN saA TREAT Re: 4
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II tTINfo HlI, o.--Tlle ami inl-
vcrsaiy q General Robert Lee birth
day was celebrated & hero tonight BY y q
banquet ut tho l1iltaw ollsc, which was az
spartlc !pated filthy over 200 Confederate A ".
veterans. and at which mattresses were ,
delivered by tied states sena to ',
Daniel. Of Virginia, and 81 Berry, B 49,
Arkansas, Congressman Lamb, Of5EV III.
glnia; 13ankl,ead aba,lla, and others
The veterans IN ttl,c ME federate Home lone
we're trentcd to8an elaborate dniicrsby
Bthe.s Society offt tho Mary land Line.
Srhe Society of the DAUGHTER clH Of the the
$Confederncy held slt,d listened go
StoInr gnadress by James ;.Ia Randall aus
Sthor$ ff..AIarylnnd, Mnrylaild. '8fa
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PETERSON Cl Y q, al, .-2,
Missouri I,egislat urc2t ~ lay took ono hal.
ut for limited States senate in joint ses;-
sion, bit no choice resulted Tho, ballot.
to-day one third Of tho session. result,
ed \: Niedrlnghaus 81 Coclkrcll 81, 4 ISerens
g., Pett ljolinE3,a loss to- n iedringh Of
a NO ties. II III 5 s.s IS.
Sl Vice chairman DO thWell issued n call
to-day for a meeting of the Republican
State Committee on Monday afternoon to
consider the situation: In view of the
continuance of the dead lock the names
OF Gardnef Lathrop, OF 8Ka nsas ity and
Cyrus fF, Walbrldge !, forme slnay or Of ST..
Louis are mentioned to-day rs possible
compromise acandidat es.83$ II,
Ill is stated to- day on the uthority Of
Il Kerenes lieutenant that the fight Is not
OH hos. Is. Niedring haus, but on, 4 hos
Atkins and that unless y efrlnglla US
srepudiates the national committeeman
Lie must stand defeat, 81 National Com &
3nitteeman3 Atkins is now In JET erson Cit
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DIR. LIE FEN''S FRIENDS.
Number Of Witnesses Suns
,moned From His Former Home.

E{3a5SN Especial 10 The DlSpHtcIi.l siis
NiONTVAIiE VA, . Ian. 10. ~ The 4follo W
ling citizens were ST lnmoned to stcs tily,in
the fcw- T'isllb urne Gu Use Soai.0ke
the efense !: liam DO ~ LEI, Ola ckslnith
Newton SEIazl ewood. Norfolk and est cr l
RAILROAD "a gent: j. d. O enshnl n S 1ner-
chant: Jacob 30 nsac le crap y Opcr a.
i tor: David Wood farmer B! f,sSS$
Y3 Since tho case has beet pos poncd 58th
8foloWlilgS ci LIENS iia ves been sllnnloncd
tlySthe5 Common li:$JatnGs wei - JUS;
ttce OF the peace: Robert liarrett farmer,
and Mrs j. II Read to- test IN behalf
of tho IlofeW s. !, a n +. 4,
lid tria tcs good !lenl fSex e.
SrncIit and Interest here, AZ
SO popular and so m uch
no enen les, and cert no ne y,
aexcep iic and n FIecr
SJ JOHN ogan, VII SownodSsl nice. IL
waited farm OF Gig h tyga eyes. wi u com
Portable 3 dwelling. IN the --latest n odern
style, sold his farm to Mr.. Snead Of ftAl-
flax for $l;400 ca sll. Mr.. Fl ogan5 Will mo We
with his family to Bluefeld. the mecca
ali dissatisfied farmers.
The late cold spell was m ost vPelco q
those who had not filled tfeli Ice houses q
Ice three to fou Incl hes tllick WAS
Texas FIX fever has struck tllls community
sOurbyoling men nre3 TAXI Ing Il ora 90 4 Gree
$ley's ad vicc-"go West. NJ 81 . /.
#tS Bob Trent was a led at the Virg gina
4 Coal and Coke Mines Monday by melting
frozen dynamite. TIc Ind q hand and leg
1blopy1 m.
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SIX. s. KILLED AD1.MANla.8..
HURT IN! \ COLLISION
Three Trains Involved in Acct a .,
4 dent Caused By Eng
l \. W. lish + og
q Associated I'rcsA.) \

CONDO N, jan. IA collis In Which Y liz
tthrec trains 9were involved. irclud 70 Two
scotch expresses. occurred on the NJ I'D ID
land Railway iieur Barnesley "a 70 - ga y,
-Four passengers md two wa .nlt: !!
we're Killed and a score ere Jurctl lsos
which ,umbcr seven ere SCI htrt:
pThe accident occurred EiIa nc third
train crashing into tho eckt 81, t1eslls 4.
Dig from tile first collision. Tho cars ri
ono OF tho Scotch OK PRESSES {b,l rst INTO
flames and were soon q b dze from emu
IT, end. There were not mar, y pa s 49,.
gers on the trains or the cnslia les m st
,huvo been far heavier rs 4 he Impact WI :
80 great TINT the ca w ro elesco pei '
and splintered tch .A mong
the injured is Robert Trough the il..t-
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PRESS CHAIRMAN. 5 \.
DR.. Payne to Prosecute Campaign
for h =. d,Ica+innSin Virginia. s33}

ri sA Especial Il q THE Times Dlspat ch.
VILLIAMSB URIC ~ " A., jan sl0:.-0r.$
Bruce r. r Payne, Of Wi liam and Mary
College, has Just returned from Richmon.d,a
where he has been In oonsultatlon VII q
members the xesut!ye commi y o OF
OF Virginia Some days ago 4 10 lsxecs &
tive Committee OF this assocla ton unalnl.
51rously Voted to REQUEST Prot. Payne 10
accept the chairn,a Of the Press cam.
smttoe, upon which will deYolVc 3theSrntt 1. er}
heavy task Of bringing before the PUBLIC q
sLaX,l ed atSat
this campaign was planned the I, My y, 3,
folk meeting Of tho co.operatlye Comln q :;
name his colleagues editoral 'a e
tho Press Committee will set! to NO l5
Payne REPORTS g,rsat a tha
State regarding this n,oYer1en II says
that prominent cit items OF 81! par,ties,
jcreeds and professions are yolunt ecringt
tiiciriserYices for the furt herancn Of tho,
cause OF tho great public elementary
schools or irginu, and 3he is assured from
all reports that the. May meetings 4 viii
arouse more on thushlslna for this Is work
than has ever before boon felt ~
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FIRST CONTRIBUTION. #
Railroad N. G, on the
5I655 Southern Railway.
4' fSnac[a II RI Tho Times. nj snnt III 4

& SALISBURY. N. 81, Jan. 10.---Mr. g. 81.
j Lane treasurer Of the Building Commits
Christian Association, on yesterday re-
leclYed the tirs t none wards tho lcrec-
ton Of tho $4,000 building which rs to 90
up Mt that place. Tho first remittance
was from M r. IL. l'aham, Of 5AIanohes-5
Z ter, Va,. and ct hers arc now coming n.
Tho largest B co ntrlbutlon Is II. from, the
having appropriated sl5,o III. cash. ana II
site Worth no Z, less g than 81, 900 making g
place and Spencer returned yesterday
from Monroe, Va, where they attended Y
homo III that place MI 6, III. Ackert,
general lnanag ger OF the Southern, was
ono Of tho principal spea lsels, 4 4;
ut this place and Spencer were paid OF
to-day. The nay l'ol Is now increasing
4rapldly.tnnd 1t is expected WI reach enor-
NOUS proportions by t he middle tor elld
of the present year, l& 4g59 IA ts5a3
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and quietly ana silently Iectamped| i}r
parts unknown. rs . y !. y gS ~ il III Y
All Are a After Him.

and onIctly ana silently qecampedt f q.
parts unknown. S5 ~ 81 ig5 ~ IN
All Are After II
n Il NOT tie metropolitan Life lnsl Vt
o,ca r,ompally /: alone that inlourns ms
departure, There $nre tailors, jew elefs. iui-
nIturo dealers IL and Z even cnlissetpSaltly
h,nks thnt desire to ascertain his Where-
abouts, Il Vi Is n v !. \, 4, 7,
# ,rwo Young women, 3if not more, wonlt!
Srladlv learn Ills present address, and
Captnin ,tomlinson will pay the sum o.
500 for$th satisfaction OF q persoc''lAl
Interview. 81 SIX VI /, . !, I, {. !, I. Z
When Dr. John Marc determined .l " 2
5"nlucls'n5this city and snclghborhood 4 No
vent Is work in a thorough and work
mun-llkci manner scornllng " 1hc 81 ,l''e''s
methods OF an amateur.
mo first thing on he programme WAS
to furnish an apartment ilnd then WAS
found without difficulty q conflldlls
dealer III household goods, who not only
pressed furniture upon him. but also
loaned hin, ready cash as ~ ell, \, g
A tailor, too, was a 3llecessar y Y Jullc w
! to his success With the fair SON. Alla
Alessrs. Bcckerand Rosenberg were ~. to. Nv
col4iding enough to make FOR tiie siis'
| 5cinntinp stranger stylish clothes to the
generous amount or Sl5p, M /, 4,
! n NIessrs,- Beckcr land f Rosenbcrg, Whlle
| they have received no money in paSnent,
arc stlll the possesscrs Of two dishono 'Ts.
| checks for sl05, bearing the name pI l'r'
| John Marc. . 4. fi5g sl ~ /, 4,
Two jewelers. WED with each Other !, az
following Marc TO carry OFF mona ti a1a,
4 which he Immediately paWned ior sll, y,
amounts, Not caring 10 conccntIn,,n,, - his
patronage he opened IN account WIN "a .
4 pctersburg bank, which permitted NM
\ IN nyerdluW his account VOL j
"A well known Petersburg dentist mol
only worked upon Ills toetl. to me nx,e ny
i}of s24 OF time and material, but loanea
3n,r, a, III well, as All evidence OF regard,
III i word. pr. John Marc dnped sy e
body Win whom he came n S ,t'.,
He. came 10 this section GvidenllS pehs
4 onfIand plracy, and, having accomplisFlea
! his saurpose, las now set out for some son
4 new field for opeItliohP !, ,,,,,h
j uhpse Who are closely acquainted VIII
4 h,s adventures say that he has carried
i d large sum Of money away MIN mn
+ when he left the city. ig
II Ny. Mnre 10 said 10 be well connected IN
4 BuIuncst where II widowed mother lives.
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4 MILITIA HONOR EE.s
85is'eventietll egilnent Celebrates
Il Great Soldiers Birthday.

b ' ~ s - ASAt = <~SASOI dkCo
s8s Great Soldiers Birthday.
The Seventeen gtnia Ire iment, vir-
& ginia Volunteers, celebrated the ami
B yersary Of General Robert II, Lees birth
day last night at their arnory on Seventh
u s. reet. and the affair was q most ell
q joyable one. 8 IA u x N Y ifSs
Mayor Mccarthy made tho address Of
N the evening, lie was introduced III olo-
& quen.ss language by Colonel George Wayne
Anderson. i
4 fter the speaking Companies "A, lib, q,
ri II and Fl gave a. drill, and then followed
n a dance, which lasted untila late hour. 81
s5S IieNtcnant- Governor Willard and Judge
8g Daniel Grlnnan were among tho proini-
nert people In tho audience.
Mayor Mccarthy s address was brief,
but IT elected great applause. HID spoke
first of the dccadence Of tho Virginia
militia. and assigned two reasons there
for. One. he said, was tho tendency to
~ use the troops MS n cheap police force,
and the other the disposition 0f3the Fed
IN eral government to IOyershadoW. the State
and put the national flag to tho front. Il
He criticised the management OF tho
@ United States army, saying there was
nos5necd for a military board. Mayor
McCarthys tribute TO General Lee was
va beautiful and eloquent one. md often
],e was interrupted by prolonged cheer
ing. i
"a Tho occasion was greatly enjoyed BY
all who attended.
r il g o. u rI j
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'V'IR( .iIlN'''''|''II|...Al:|' !. I.
BIZ 81 /: S: S

!: speclalto Thc I,imcs- Dispatch.

(Special to The Times lspatch.)
LEXANDRIA q, 4 4, PA IA Ra u
gs held ths obshes Y
SWealth's Attorney Cranda!!' Na,ckey, sic;
nazzng the g ~ ,eng iag n
Other similar places ~ a ne county on ing ll'c
scharge OF gambling. u :|iS
MEMS Christian AssociationS..wll !, I, e !.
bBs sn'a se4 af er
raised Including the 5Worth aof he L. asso,
cntion's present property ! Three iflsl0l
sserlnt!on that may re n raised is tofta new
latrCHAN. as;sailant ,,,olf {
but asslght clue us toEh!s Identlt W, EVERY
effort Is still being put iorth s For u s Gap-
Swhatfrom the effect eft ne shock, Though
her wound, whlchiis 5painful, has not given.
alarm ia Z, Z sS} l8{l', z s ss
lSalgpIshIcKsRU11G y M NJ s,tI BH has
Me 81 uls ea @
J. n Barney ri &. JOKES and Join M
bo Se sSnfsT %th lhs lS p Roe
syelt TO stop llere when no passesst nfouIgtl
this city on his way sputA some " llne
during the spring. = Z. Y y e9
fhpg Tsssysa ts1es aahst e Bsif
more more To-day telling Of he capture y
Thomas Berry * Tasgd mere
I4lIIlEBlIRG, VA.--llle damage, suit OF
Currys administrator yssa4the Southern NJ
Railway Company has N beell Tyset ed by
The company paying the p!aInltiff $lSoo.
The amonnt sued for whss sl9H rr ~
was BILLED last AUGUST me tsl'itt'g ears "
NORM GOD, Tones Turner
dead y his yyd h 81 blE IA la '!aa tH @!'
has NI afo las!s ha le5 Ger III e. g.
y ,sm "A. n Gn 4 re 5ans
viii convene. a specIa / grand JUICY Jhass
been spmmon4l to examine into ille1oas
Sof william Jones'. Gtaarged VIII TIE muir
der OF Miss Glenn Pat tegson ~ eiordons
Vile some weeks ago. n P2G3 81
RAlDFoRn, The Farmers and
tho 18th With Mr., II. y. Smith presldenti
and Mi, ". II, Galway caslIie,f. The bank
tho east Radforl pos Ice. +
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Tyler-Wheat,

i Especial 10 Tile Times Dspatch,) IF III
u s'rAuNToN N, VA Jan. l0,---A very pref
fty wedding took place at y" lewiston
the homo Of Miss Eleanor g. Wheilt.
Wien, 1T o o clock last night, her niece.
Miss Elizabeth Amanda Whcnt, the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles &. Nphqnt, OF Stnlnton, WAS mar
ried to Mr.. Frank n! Tyler.3n. pToli,iDent
druggist OF this city. "a Yeryilurga nuln-
Ter attended u house party ut the resi-
dence or Miss Wheat last evening, there
being oper fifty present.
After5a short bridal {trik Mr.. and Mrs
Tyler VIII make their homo Ia this city.
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Virginia

Sssss3 Pearl varbol kills Joe Gentry a Cato
4 City with |, blow will n oarl-- s. tore
burns III Manassas, Il and exp sion OF OIL
land powder endanger lives--C atistic pas
\ sag es between Commonwealth 's-Attorney
/ I,rcnt5nhd Mayor Pa fl Cart ersville ypco-
S1ln send IL petition to Governor a skiing
scoinmuta ton for NJ &C uc--------- rNSo hundred
gand ~ nifty cases Of smallpox i1lHone al Is
strfct 5of Campbell county and q the official
4 boards d L cross &purpo $50 swl tcll con-
Estructor3 killedSa lton Stntions on the
Southern # Ron d - Fearful TRACED ys $nt
\ Galloways, III Franklin oounty.'ill 'whicl,
zone rnulSls killed mld two wounded IA J.
n y---G cncral Fred Grant lists and "A In
Aspectst Fort II M onroe-----Tnventor8 q Simon
4 by the government and will locate An Il
foreign count
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Generals e. nisr;;al

3S Erode s. Duke freed by court; refuses
&to have interview with wi fe-- Cznr and
entire Ronlalloff5 "a y11ast y have marrow
seesci,pe from deaf rom gunsl,ot; belief
general in deep laid plo t-S esslon& o Con-
Sgress: Commits sloner from @ Porto Rico
ma kes first speec h I'M House asking that
troops be sent home; ~ Senate considers
ss3tStehood NJ bill - wa yile mpea chlncnt
!, knot S problem for Congress rpbacco
go - omen testify to- high character OF
Senator moo = - S Ike on pennsylvania
\ ailrond Will De d vert ed - Fl VS. \ rllps
tlE1uror'enll oy in bud III Nj IS
souri dl6cl cont l1ues unbrok IL s ii
ilxi led and mnhiy hirtslna col lison In Eng
land 80 Natl onnl Good Roads Association
NEE ts---- Del egate TO mint ers' convention
4 orado strike- Sporting news OF tho day.
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WARMLY vV,ELc COINED,
Rev. CIV, Nc DAME, Now Pas
tor Of First Church, in Harness,

Fl REV. "a gorge w, Mel Daniel, new pastor
yofSthe First Baptist Church, who arrived
Wcunesday.night,i IS apidlyss,. 1oec on,ing ae-
3tlont Though lie Ind travelled MI 4 the
way from Dallas, Texas, to Virginia, md
arrived q q few 1nlnut es before he 4 houf
of the Wednesday evening serYlc II Old
church. where his flock welcomed a Him
most cordta y, H wa IL S s$ II ~
#Ss Y esterdnY3 4 5number8of Il tho friends Of
the new u pas tori lied on him IT. the
d Jefferson. a v 535tit stf5 Il III.
MI. Mcdaniel Will be ready rs soon -as
he has n day on tWo Of crest from q long
Journey to entera actively Il upon his pas
storal duties. He will ke. q while 4 to
to- speak, ana then, to use his own
language, he WILL be a Richmonder in
The fullest sense. gg
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4 oBITUARY'...iI..
Rev. Mathew Hale Houston
(spcclnl3to ,rhcc.5 Mines. D ispatcl.) Ga

(spctlnl toirhcr Times. Dispatcb.) Nj
q CtiAllLOlSrl1syI LIE ~, an 19-,
u.s. ey th9' a
eeonye!yed sta yd'a
sM! Rf iR'a5i1aa iqsm HTrGw 81
&nntlve% q, Virginia. snnd probably sixty 4
syeais Old: He WIS educated g y asliing-$
ION ai,d Lee e unlyersity and stnd,e. the
Si1linistry3oC5 tho presbyt Cf,,rchiaftcr8
$grildua tom II 1s6e d II $40 Il nlc.S
under \ 4 appoIn,tIe,,t sonttern$
Ellirilsslonlryaan WAS stationed ntE Hang
chow, here lie con tinncd II Auccesstully3 !
seven Years. In 81 l2G3 married hiis IS
i1Iy ts Vs.
FiilA Yokal ionia pan. lie n cv. Or. l3n l-
laugh performing 7 he ceremony is8
haalth iall1E
II he South I'm nh fort to rouse interest
~ en- accepted
,sli.'rehes " puti,West vi,rgirla
the pulpit MIA Stree Church, dur
Ing he bsancn 81 ~ pal From there
NE W;ls called to orsyillc % sente
life insllranc ice. and tile sphysiclans annonnc-
Ing that his health had been. Dr..
Hale &, declded g return CHINA,
going $ngainS to IInl s. Chow station N1ra. a
Houston died there liz the fall Of 1889 and
vas buried In the mission ecneter mt
placed .iis schlldron With Mrs Hous toll. d
Tfnmily',at ayrcsl' then s:,l,
G,niea
sto.llye. About ISL lie in,lrred Miss Alice
Knoxyls aIsa Is spIn
Ca lie went to- g iinl for Ky third time
5ls III mi sstonary and to ok iii! Tho work:
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Rkodes-.Blanton.
80, " ,rhc ,rlmcs. Dispalcl.

lereclal % the 'Flmes-Disp IcNJ Y, :.
CRlSysE, VA, Jan ia |, !. q apls' p hhe
ht ,nIn,. orf Mrs Lucy II. I,lanton, at noon
yesterday, Her daughter. Miss Esse Lee
Bla,lton, became the bride Of MI Henry
isn,,rme Rhodes. of Norfolk, Rev \, y,
Taylor, 0f the Methodist Church, OIL
MrI Kbunes h englncel&on the steamer
Brandon playing pe,wseil Richmond a itl1 v
Norfolk, X " !, * (, s.s 81;
their home In Noifolk. sgA
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a BURNETT -- a SHLEY, 81 II
Former Richmond der Marries Miss
Ashley, Of St. Louis. ss
z Especial 10 The Tiniesr d spat,

Il ST. % us, NJ Oh Jan -. Henry O.,
/ Burnett. formerly Of Richmond, nov of
! ST. Louis, and Miss I'D til Ashley, of st.
Louis, were married at itha home Of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs, William Totten,8 by
Rev. Dr, IohnstoN, of the Second l3ap-
fist Church Miss Emily a sllley, sister
SofSthe bride. served as maid OF horror,
and Guy ] Hitchcock as best man. Tho
/ BRIDE More q handsome tray ing costume
OF Thrown broadcloth. The house wa = very
4 roses roses aud southern sniax.s A wedding
supper was served "a ter a he Ger nlonies,
ar which were present about city guests,
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b 'tF{9 ls-t " 4. lN--t Y. y :! ~
x SAW-MILLS BURNED.
Lewis Lacy Granted New New
Trial on a Technically. FIX
Especial 70 9'rho Times Dlspatch.}

3Bs Especial to Tho Times lspaAcl,.) s II
HANOVER $COURTIIOuSE, M jan
l9.-The saw mills of w. g. aosson and
sons, In the Potbottoms low grounds,
lust across the laamunkey River from
this place, were destroyed 4 rs. fire Int
Tuesday evening, IT is Nv total loss i .sx:
icept ~ is thought, tho bollor can shes used
again. ji{ IS "a ss F3It " SIS .5t i3Fs
fenced Tuesday for five years, at the
extra torn Of tho Circuit Court, was
given a new trial yesterday. Col, Marye.
his counsel, on tho point that the grand
Jury did not make out It's indictment
properly. Mas accorded the rev trial, 3s
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Crosses Of Honor.
llsy Associated lorcss.)

Q3y Associated Press "a {f ii rs
COLUMBUS, Ctt GA 5, jan. i, The l ninety
eighth anniversary Of the birth Of Gcn M.
sertl Robert Il, Ice was 4 appropriately
celebrated here Tonight by Confederate
Veterans, Sons of3i.Y ctrrnns snndS8th no
Daughters Of the Conf deracy. Z l1x erclses
were hold at the auditorium. where Rev.
DR.. j.. w. Shoaf was the orntor OF the
occasion, crosscsi Of ~ honor II We're de
klyered to Confederate Veterans. y PSI "a u
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Mrs, "a. N. Higgs.
DEATHS, )

BRITTA N .--Dled mt her residence, No.
8 s North Sixth street, ,Ii,l!rsday; January
l19 1905, Ii q 10 clock i5l', NJ, N RS; " IN
Il ifN1A III the Gig iletF Gar
Ir tns "a from second naptlst Church,
II slxthgund Main Streets, sATu RDAtY,s
January II. 1905, ut az o'clock N, \. Inter-
ment at Shocked Gem tery. No tloY-ers.s
DAILY lied, at tho residence or her Z
guardian w llJnl, Running, No, go g
\ Street. N, ~ ,8 Mas hill ton, j. C., y an
u.s. lit 1880, z, "A M a M: 1. nAI4f,
A sdaughter of the late NJ. i. and 3Terresas
Funeral from ain !. Street GhossaPsAAkl 4,
II mia Ohio Depot,s SAIL RDAI, January
2lst, VA ;l6 III M, is ntcrment IN 4 Atollnt
a Calvary Cemetery. IS Friends and ac-,
tquaIntances invited 10 attend n MIS- Y
'RONLAHp .--Die led, In BAL tlmore at noon
Thursday, january 10Th. q. or an. lll lIt
OF four days, Mlss ELIZA BlG,rIi MASON
z R0yVLAND, niece of Mrs, Gen.. CHI pll,l
sPEN (, IL ne tered into rest January. 1gtt, I
Ee Ia S;ss VIII 81 4 IlflnE a. tspohcs
j g %II v, taks az Fq &, gsslal ssst
ar nj n g ;$o 'elosk
fiends and RcqNal nees inY ltea 70 ilty
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North Carolina.

u The egislatl,fr $iGjourns aftor$ Ii short
session III Il honor 3 t Zee s birthday and
Colonel NJ Park y, den tll---l3 Ills In
5troduced to create department. immigra-
House committee rccol nmnnds bill to gSdi-
vide school among tho IA es In proportion
ito I no taxes pai d - State 88 i-Snloon
Len que IN annual session at q Ral gh. a. e.
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4 Ia White, Richmond 1IoWitzers IA c. II.
Wing field. q Forty first Virginia Cavalry;
4 John lkerson,F srst Virginia 4lrtll-
+ leryi;;S5 liam II. Vaughan, Nineteenth
Virginia Infantry. I'll sfS8 ,s{, Il ;g5
ASA s. In he Cold, Cold Ground Is
"a hen sung blythe choir, after which some
8informa speaking Followed, M Dixie was
4 SUNG sun and then follow adjournment, the
u chorus nor " rendering '"fenting Tonight, as
4 the crowd was dispensing. a 5 3a
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General Robert T.. Leo was observed here
today by the schools and Z. colleges and
the banks were 81 osod. + Mercer We. Il nl-5
5verslty, Judge G. q. 4, Ma lcWs,t;@of the
Mac ION I telegraph, delivered 9tlsl lEaddrcss
TO tho students. Tonight In tho Yolun-
tcers' Armory, tho dis trlbutlon Of medals
10 Confederate veterans occurred
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! Celebration III Charleston,

ff3yJ Negotiated NPress1 M
u C1I AR ESTO N, s. %Jan.s 8$1o.-1he
4 Birthday + alniInlvcraafy 4 OF 4 Robert IL Lee
was & celebrated viii, Il die Il ceremony y 2 y
tho Cliarlcsto Chap the Dnught tl':'
III the Confed toni ght t; German
Artillery Hall crosses OF honor 2, Were de-
#llvered to seventy eteri,,,ssat,lld de
scondants &oftvet terms, hid several stir.
ring addresses were made. ho sllag J.
WIS beautifully decorated 3il red land NJ
White nntl the programme contained sew s.
2eral musical numbers. 81 The Charlie
Light Dragons A acted * as sherss #i Tho The
city 5sind county offices and banks were 'talE
6closed to-day on account of The State
holiday q Tho day was IN oticed In the The
school exercises, but holiday wa not
given. ig$3 SIX Xxx vi I$,at
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Meeting Postponed..

"a The Committee ON Grounds and BllildTl
kings was scheduled TO 9lleet last night
5lut the meeting WAS pos poned oW inl;Ctn
the factAthats tho day observed as m
holiday on account iof Gene Lee 81 bh,t ile
day, Tho Committee on Ord finances Wlll
& meet to,plEltf AT s. pfclpck, e.