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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03

every hreside in the state. A man
with such remarkable intelligence Ger.
talnly breathes the essence of sweet
content, knowing that a pretty little
monument of memory has been hand
ed down from father to son, from
mother to daughter. and is now set
up in the hearts of the younger gener-
alton from which will fall blossoms of
the heart upon the old mans grave
What is nobler? What is sweeter TO
the peaceful twilight that is ending a
Life of such remarkable activity
Peter Stanley, in Ocala Banner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03
Evidently to Be Feared.

LNIUNIIIIJ % o Ne%I NN'
The dynamite cruiser Vensuvius re-
Gently fired a torpedo in Newport har-
Dor that made a complete circle; and
returning, struck the vessel a square
blow on the hull Had not the torpedo
been fitted with "a practice war head,
the cruiser and every soul on board
would have been blown into enter
nifty. Our navy is evidently one TO be
feared.-JacksOnyille Times-Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03

Oak Grove. Lodge No. 4. WOoinen's
Circle. meets every Thursday az ?
"a. Visiting sovereign cordially inUf
ed. MRS. 81. B. OLSEN.
LILLE BRANUM. GUARDIAN
Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03
Wilkinson Call.

noticed where a gentleman down
the way wants the people of Florida
to step up now and show their appre-
citation of Hon Wilkinson Calls long
and useful services to the state. Now,
guess there are few, if any, who
have higher regard for the venerable
old citizen and public ex-oficial than
myself; but l can't clearly cOmpre-
bend the gentleman down the way.
Don't see how we'll get about paying
him a higher compliment now than
what he has already haG'-eighteen
years in the United States senate.
Such old fellows as the old senator
and old Stanley-must take an easy
chair and sit quietly by while the
boys give their undivided attention 10
the horse in the service" No, no;
don't bother up with u.s. We are go
ing down the hill on the other side
now, and 'twould only be a little extra
fatigue to turn and hobble back up
apiece to see what you fellows had to
say.
WIKI Call proudly bears a history in
the politics of Florida that has been
told and retold, like fairy tales, around
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03

Live Oak Camp No. 1. w. o. ",
meets In Pythian Hall LIST and 3rH
Wednesdays in each month. WISHING
soyereigns cordially invited
=. A BOGHICE. c. Q
LESLIE E. BROOkS, Clerk.
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FLAG ETIQUETTE
Montgomery Journal.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-08-03

We draw our own Bills Of EX-
Snange on Great Britain, ireland,
Germany, France, Austria, Italy,
Holland, Spain, Belgium, Russia,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
either European countriea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
'NEGRO0BOY KILLS
HIS. [ ! Y | At !. |.
After Receiving q Light Sen Sen.
tence Confesses the
Crime.
Or. STARR OFF, j FOR q! ORIENT q I: \
Petersburg Police Hold 4 \: Cats.
Inspection Forty-itwo Deaths Deaths n
AK During the Month.
oR. STARR OFF ]! I FOR % ORIENT q | en-
Petersburg Police IIotd a Gate
tspecinlto rho mes-Dispatcl,.)


PDTpR sBURG VA jan rs. ~ ftcr sem SCI
tenco OF d colored boy aged sixteen ana
his sister, aged eighteen, iii the Circuit
Court Of Surry county, during the past
week for numbering their father, tho boy
confessed thnt he had Killed his fnther
with Of, axe, while tho old man was doz-
Ing In O chair, and stated that his sister
helped him drag tho body out Of the
house ana scrub o,,t the blood stains. The
alleged reason for tho crime was Ill treat
mont Of the children by the father.
4 The boy had been sentenced to SIX
years In tho penitentinry, and tho girl to
eighteen years. Their names were not
learned. Judge J. II |. y West presided at the
trial. N II II 5y3 II vi sssssi 4 "a p3{ s III
q Rcv. Dr. w. q. Starr, pastor Of tho
Washington street Methodist Church, will
sail on tho second Of February from Now
York for q tour Of the Orient, to be nb-
sent about two months and q half. Rev.
r. IL. Bennett Of Randolph ncon Col
lcge, and Rev. DRY B. & r.. Lipscomb, pres
siding elder Of this district, will Fill DR..
Starts pulpit during his absence.
I6 Tho Petersburg police arc holding u
gate, inspection throughout the city to
maintain the ordinance requiring that
gates shall be hung to open on the in
side. IA 4 Us II "a 81 5s5 ,fs
z The report OF Or. r. a.. Martin health
officer OF tho city, for the month ending
january 26th, shows d to tnl OF forty-two
deaths, eighteen white, and twcnty.four
colorcfl a5i 1{ 2i 45S f3F sall.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
which wyatt. tho first North carol.n, ll,.i
fall at Bethel, and this IS 70 pe apptopt'-
atcfy marked. Ill 3.5
"a CHASE VERY POPULAR,
MANY Society People Riding to t.
Hounds Of Deep Run Pack. @

rho snort OF riding TO hounds Is on on a
y,st waye az popularity Just now ana
not to BIO IL member Of the tD &c IT,
Hunt Club is almost to be OUTSIDE ''N ''io
social Side Of Richmond life. l.5 IA
Deep Run Hunt boasts q pick PACK ea' NJ
"a tie best III this country, 5and the lilrso
fields that turn out at meets arc rs o -
IL, 90 scarlet and white feathers can
mako them. 4 e. WI. /. !, Il, / - !,
Even tho ladies' have adopted the same
confederate gray collars for their b Ia cK
!, IN ~ r. that nre worn OH pink hunting
coats. 81 and are wearing hunt colors az
social entertainments OF q less sporty
nature han those at tho club house. !,
Some weeks ago Mr.. George Cole Scott
gave a hunt breakfast to the riding m ,''11
Mars of the Hunt, ana his move has set
the ball rolling nlerrlly. III /, Va !, q
I&8 Oh yesterday 1Ir. and Mrs. ir ree IGN
EsWilIian Scott entertained laVlshly az q
hunt breakfast to which were 5ltivl '..
tho whole colony Of sportsmen ana Sports
women. tt5 So :i3.- . Ia, :, 4EI =
'rhe scene was gay and attractive, Tor!
the women appeared in riding habits
while the men wore hunt uniforms, scar scar
i5let, with collar Of the distinctive gray
of the old Confectionery v, |.
The table was especially attractive TO
|. a sportsman, for an immense red FOX
| occupied tho place of honor ~ the cen,
Eter8of the table while horses presided at
! both ends. Ss VI
| Fox hunting was drunk in$bnmpers Of
| fiz and voted tho only sport worth the
Inane. g5 ": " . h. 81
On next wednesday evening Miss
Branch will entertain twenty at q hunt
dinner, at which all tho guests will
| appear In hunting pink.
| &8 Tho men will wear pink evening coats
with lapels Of Confederate gray SILK,
and with#gll hunt button bearing the
mask of a fox. Id Al
1t is said that this dinner is fore,
! hummer of many others. TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

.Thonlas lowered his record 10 Is seconds.
for nearly two seconds to the mile. Thus
far, the one, five and ten mile records
have been smashed. the only failure boz
ing the effort to lower the kllometer
worlds record.
AZ Tho ten mile Ormond derby for. the y.
IS. Miller trophy was run in heats In
the first heat the starters were Arthur.
Macdonald, NJ. q. Bernin. In ". Gould
iBrokaw's car. and Charles D'Plus. IN 10
seph II. Hcller's machine. acDona!d
Won the heat ; time, 4 :0G; d Plus, second,
57:4O Is Bernin, third, III the SECOND heat.
Edward Thomas won In his ninety horse
power; time ITO; B.. NJ. STANLEY, Jr, sec
Sond time, 1920 40. - 4
4 James L. Breeze won the third heat IN
1929 2-5; william Wallace ran IN this
heat, but did not finish. Tho final Of
this race was postponed until Monday.
There was no racing this afternoon. oW-
ing to lateness Of tho tido
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
CAUGHT Red Re i HANDED Z I: 2
Officer Shoots and Captures
Car Robber at Olney.
I Especial to The Times. Dispa!ch. ,

b ONANCOCK, VA Jan. 2S.-The$ agents
OF the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroad at Onley has missed many
from their cars recently. They supposed
they were stolen. Tho officials sent q:
police detective to onley and he hid last
3 night in one Of the cars; about eight
8 Clock a negro man jumped into the
car ana proceeded to remove some arti-
cles Of food to the doorway. Tho detective
unexpectedly collared him, cut was un-
able to hold him. The man wriggled him
& self away and jumped out Of the car; The
detective had told him to remain stu !. las =
10 was under arrest He drew his pistol
and shot az him five times. The negro
ran nearly one-half q mile and was I'm
ally stopped and carried to docto q! m aS
tho doctor had Ito inject morphine to
quiet his nerves. One ball rs glanced
through his shoulder, but Is not a s, serious
wound. The mans name Is Jim Cropper,
and was arrested and taken to county '1rly
Jail this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Good Negro Gone.
NJ rha Timaa.pl spatch, s.

f1I, Especial to 'INe IIlllcH- l1lspttcN'
BRO0KNE AL, IA, Jan. 2S.-NVllliam
Hubbard, a oolored man, who for some ne
twelve or more years has been renting
land from Mr.. r. =. Adams, died Thurs
duy or pluro-pneumonia Mr.. Adams has
been Knowing him all Of his life, They
were near the Same ago, Mr.. Adams SAID
that William Hubbard would sell anything
he had to pay an honest debt.
During tho twelve years that Hubbard
had been renting from him he had never
in tho least susplcloned him OF anything
wrong. lie was polite and respectful to
everybody. Mr.. Adams's keys were often
placed in his hands, and tho crop was
sometimes divided by him in tho absence
Of Mr.. Adams. IN III 5&
Many white people attended his funeral.
He was held In the highest esteem by
the best people, 5e,,.sl 4 q q. 81 Jtj5 gfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Providence Forge Sparks.

V1Dr.NcE FORGE, VA, Jan. 2S.---.
The saw mil business has grtdtly re-
yiyed ii, the last iew months.in this Sec
ton. Already there arc TWO mills near
here doing n big business, and this week
ahthrd one arrived and Will Immediately
be taken 10 the old Rouse place, where
there Is fine tract Of timber
The trustees are making arrangements
TO have the plaSterlng removed from
The ccilng OF Clinton Chapel and re-
placed by corrugated iron. d
MIR Briby, g farmer from the North,
Gwest has nearly completed his eight;
.lpom cottage on Mini,rces. ana will soon
move In.
Dr. II, Iaxall. who for fifteen years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Personals and Briefs.

4 Miss Sarah Anderson and Miss saElmye
Hunt. accompanied by Master Charles
II, Meyer, left Friday to visit relatives
and friends In crewe and Prince Edward
county. ID
Mr.. WA, Hetz, OF Baltimore, Md, is
in tho city and stopping with Captain
and Mrs, p, a. Jacob. No, 100 West Main
Street,
v Miss Spray Alaybee and guests enter
3tained yesterday afternoon and evening
Miss Blanche GarrattSIof Rocky Mount
atthe residence OF Miss Maybe, No. e31a
East Grace street. is a8
Mr.. a. J. Warren Is visiting friends In
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
lie will return, about Monday.
Miss Rosa Wilkinson, of South Boston,
Va, Is visiting at No, 1916 Floyd Avenue,
She will be IN the city some time longer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
What Sulphur Does
For the Human 5ody In Health

For the Human nody In Health and
Disease. ID
n The mention OF sulphur will recall to-
many OF us tho early days, when our
tnothors and grandmothers gave US our
daily dose Of sulphur and n,olasscs every
spring and fall.
En- 1t was the universal spring and fall
},,blood purifier" tonic and cure-all, and
mind you, this old fashioned remedy was
not without merit. 81 gs
# Tho idea was good, but tho remedy was
crude and unpulatable, and q large guam
tity had to be taken to get any effect. "a
Nowadays wc get all the beneficial eff
foots Of sulphur in u palatable, concen-
tratcd form, SO that a single grain Is III :
moro effective than O. tablespoonful or
the crude sulphur. it ~
In recent years research and expert
mont have proven that tho best sulphur
for medical use Is that obtained from
Calcium Calcium sulphldo), and sold in
drug stores under the name Of stuart's
Calcium Waters. They arc small, lchoco-.
late coated pellets, and contain tho active
me dicinal principle OF sulphur n q lllshly
concentrated, effective form,
Few people are aware OF The value OF
.liDbur III restoring and
maintaining bodily ylgor and health; sui
phur acts directly on the liver ana excre-
blood by the prompt elimination Of waste
mnterla j35 IA 9s{ 4 !. G q, X.
Our grandmothors knew this whom they
dosed us with sulphur and molasses every
spring and fall but the crudlty and I'M
purity or ordinary flowers OF sulphur
were often worse tlan tho disease, ana
cannot compare with the modern aoncen-
'trnted preparation OF sulphur Of winch
Stunrt's Calcium Waters Is undoubtedly
tho best and most widely used
They are the natural antidote for liver
and kidney troubles, and euro constipa-
tlon ana purify the blood in q way that
often sgurpises patient and physician
alike, 5l.
DR.. II. nj, Wilkins. while experimenting
with sulphur remedies, soon found that
tie sulphur from Calcium WAS snnerlor
10 any other form, IIe says: For liver,
kidney and blood troubles, especially
when resulting from constitution Or mus
lilnria, 4 have been surprised Y = ne rc-
suits obtained FROM, Stuart's Calcium Wa
| fers IN patients suffering from Dolls
ana pimples tRna even deep-seated GAR
Duncles, i haNee repeatedly seen them dry
IN aud disappear In four Or flye days,
leaving tho Skin clear and smooth, AL
though stunrts Calcium Wafers Is Il
proprietary article and sold BY druggists,
| land for that, reason tabooed by inapy
Iphysiciaus. yht ] know Of nothing 80 safe
| ard reliable for constipation, liver and
Kidney troubles. and especially in MI
forms of skin diseases, as this remedy
AT amy rate. people WHO are tired of
nils, cathartics and so-cal.ed blood 5'puri-
ffiers.n will find In Stuartis Calcium Wa
4 fers u far safer, more palatapls md ef-
Il Iertiye 3prepura Ion, fi mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE MECKLENBURG.
MI, r,,.,,a, n,sno,oh

Especial to The Times Dspntch.)
CHASE CITY, VA. Jan. 2s--,rho Neck
lenburg Is In fine favor with Lynchburg-
ers, MS there are numbers here and they
are long staycrs. Among them are Dr.
Martin and his brother, MI. James ],
Martin. who have been here several weeks
and this week Mr., and Mrs. j. +. BELL
and Mrs. r. G, Bell are here, enjoying
themselves. DR.. Martin Is easily tho
champion pool player, but the brothers
spend much time With the ladies. Several
sets oc ladies have learned we'll, and Mrs.
NN.4I. Hughes Is among the rapid Improve
ers with the cue. Old time checkers all
at once has been much played too as
there are several crack players here and
numbers Of amateurs, too. Miss Martha
McCreary IS quite u good player.
Z The Mecklcnburg's guests continue 70
Increase under tho best management and
It's many attractions. The deer season Is
over now, but he weather Is fine for
fox hunting, and these animals are not
scarce in this section and are Willy
enough not TO be easily caught, but rarely
ever escape the celebrated Nlecklenburg
hounds.
Norfolks Rough Rider Club has to 60 to
the Sapphire section to get q red fox and
dogs; both abound here. Richmond boasts
q Deep Run Hunt Club, ownership OF tho
best thoroughbred fox hounds reported
to be the native bred, Dut nave HtIcy ever
caught a live fox? II not here Is the
place to test them and to make compare
son OF qualities. 1t Is u good Idea to have
a grand meet here this fine weather for
= chase. Roads are firm and good, too.
The Mccklenburg owns a livery service
nov III use
Crocuss and jonQulls are getting ready to
bloom, and the pomegranite bushes arc
nearly in hlooin,
Among the late arrivals here are Mr..
and Mrs. j, r; Bell, A, J., Ward, u. S.
White, Mrs. l.. G, Bell, Lynchburg;
Alcssrs. u. II. Cloves, III, G. Waddill, w,
J. Orr, o. II, King, II. J.. Barnes, j, ",
Sharp. j, Il. Plndar. j. I. Lcath. ]. y,
West, c, Il, Brown. j. w. Graves, Man
chester; John IT, Wilhelm. Arthur J.,
lsaacs. l.. A. Samson, Jacob l.. Rose, II.
Evans, Baltimore, Il. Short, Nj. and q,
l.. Elmore. Petersburg, Vail. Augustus
Doyle. r. Q. Thomas, A, -. iIulbprt, New
York city; Mr.. and Mrs, T'illinghust, Troy
N. y: II. NJ. Hidden. James G Holland
J.. NJ, Garrett. William Jeffers, Phlladcl-
pLia, Pa; u. IT, Hunt, Cincinnati; u. II,
ReIns, Savannah, Ga; r, ii, Tell, Carks-
burg, w, VA; Ct. S. Lands, Boston, Mass;
=, b, Barr Reading, Pa; Mrs, $. Hirsh
and Miss Florence Hirsh, Mount Clair.
N, j.; r. y, Temple, Chicago; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Graham, Berley springs w, Ma;
a. C. Aliamong, Richmond. Va; s. NJ,
Kelsey, Cleveland, 6Oho:- ID, Anderson,
New York; q. e. Turner, North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THOMAS MAKES new
RECORD FOR TEN Miles / ]: s.
Lowered Vanderbilt Figures BY
Nearly Two Sec nds to
the Mile.
(BysAssoclated 17rcss.)

3 ORMOND, FLA, Jan. 2S.-Boreaus and
Neptune combine in playing havoc with
the ormond- Daytona racing speedway for
Thursday and Friday, but tho conditions
were much moro favorable to-day. and
three good races were pulled off, one Of
them being especially noteworthy in the
fact that new worlds record for ten
miles was made. Edward r. Thomas did
tho trick in his ninety horse-p power IN the
race for Mercedes cars only, covering the
ten miles In 6 minutes. 81 As seconds. and
winning handsome ono thousand dollar
silver trophy. The worlds record for
ten miles was held by W. x. Vanderbilt,
Of 6 minutes and so seconds, made on the
SOrmond- Dnytona beach last year. Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
HANDLEY LIBRARY.
Trustees to Ask for Bids for a
\ .s Splendid Building.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatcl,.


WINCHESTER, 8t VA i Jan. %. Tho
Board Of Trustees Of the Handley Fund
at q private meeting last night author
lied q committee consisting Of A. M.
Baker, S. Fl. fIIansbrough and GIN. Glib
bors, to Immediately ask for bids for
tho construction Of the John Handlcy Me-
mortal Library, to cost ono hundred
Thousand dollars. which was D provided
for BY Judge John Handley of Scranton,
Pa, who left tho bulk OF his vast estate
to Winchester. bi5$Sd "A 3-
Albert elliptic" Norris, colorcd, plead
cd guilty of robbery in the Circuit Court
Of Clarke countyat Berryvllle today
and was sentenced to ten years in tho
penltentiary, from which no was recently
released after serving 4 long term for
the Same offense. There were two indict-
ments against him.
Mrs Thomas Fletcher, Of Capon Bridge,
Hampshire county, West Virginia, retired
last night with her infant in#apparcntly
good health. but when she w !, IL this g
morning the child was dead, due, It is
said, ito suffocatipp,nr, q N 5Eifi N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
WARDS GREAT HIT.
Sir Thomas Fraser Tells Good
Story Of Lanented Humorist,

Sir Thomas Fraser, who Is the guest
OF Colonel w, Gordon McCahe, tells a
story regarding tho aptitude amongst
Americans for iafter-dnner speeches. Sir
Thomas says the best after-dinner speech
he ever heard WAS made by Artemus
Ward. who was called upon to respond
to tho toast "Idterature." lie arose With
" ling. dismal funeral face and after 4
.0firlcIs pause, spoke In a tone Of tho
utmost SORROW.
Literature Is to me, said Artemus,
IA est mechanically object, In the. midst
lead, Shakespeare Is no longer With us,
and !. myself, am not feeling well to-,
right" .3#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
CHARLES 4 i. IS CITY NOTES.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch g
Il MALVERN HILL. jan Is Mr. Charles II.
Carter OF High Hills. has been quito sicli 20; Tor
the past week. "a .56G5 &i
Miss Nellie Braxton, Of Richmond, is visiting
hercousn Miss Layna carter Or surrey
Mr.. William %. sLadd is. confined to the house
MI. tlild Mrs II. S. Saunders went to Rich,
mond to SEQ !" parslfal."H They expect to spend
the remainder Of tho week With Mr.. l1' b a.
Saunders. i 5 III Is ID Il !. " d
Miss Matte u. Hose Is visiting her friend lend
Miss Bessie Clark, OF "Haldcns.''
III Mrs William Moe. 5 Ramsey Of MISSIONER
on tho james entertained the !; Mosaic G s,st
Tho noxt meeting will BIO ut x Fdgowool, n5the
home Of Mrs NJ 4. Drewry, on February elrH 9inr;
4th. iS ~ $ii
Just finished d big nddltionGto his barn. Mr.
Ranucls was the carpenter, Mr.. Booker OF
tNarnu, doing the thinning. 3i3s
K Tho farmers In Charles City have oil gotten
thoir Ice houses filled. &55s sSi b SSSy III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
a. Coke Will speak to the Juniors, fifteen
to eighteen years Of age, at tho same
hour IN the library room, x NJ
#8St. iMarv's Social Union.

4 st. hary's Social and Beneficial Union held
a large and enthusiastic meeting last Tuesday
the following year; Az j. . Meyer, president;
Charles Brooks v!ce-hresdent; J. + Grass
rotary; a. Yonderlehr financial secretary 3.
5Bucker assistant financial secretary Trustees,
u. A. Stumnf, John NJ. Iuloher and John II.
arms. Il & sG 3if5 St; 3
rho annual ball of tho association to Its
Masonic Temple on the ED Of next month.
The committee In charge has spared neither
time nor money to make IT y grand sue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
King William Items.
Especial to Tho TImes-D ispatch.)

special to Tho es-Dispntch.)
4 SWEET HALL VA, Jan. Farmers
have been busy gathering ice to-day,
about four to five inches thick
Mrs, g. u. Major is Mt tho Virginia
Hospital under treatment, and last re-
ports say she Is getting on very well.
! Mrs, w. s. Timberlake Is out again
after a very severe spell of sickness,
Mr.. $. D. Pitcher WAS called to Rich
lmond "Wednesday by telegram to see his
brother r. M. Pitcher, whofis very sick.
w. T., Lipscomb's storohouse. at Sweet
Hall Station, cnught on fire tuesday
morning, but the blaze was soon extin-
gulshed. ltLA 800. ~. 5al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Invite the President.
sneclnl to- The Times- . ispatch.

!sHeclnl To- 'Ihe T1n!es- DIspatcli.5 go
telegram from Mayor s. r.. Buxton an
nounces that tho local delegation, which
left here last night, was received by
President Roosevelt to-day at noon. The
a visit some time III tho near future. ITO
Expressed his desire to como to New
port News and inspect the, great ship
yard and other poInts Of interest and
this spring II possible Tho Idea is to
have tho President attend the launching
OF the battleship Minnesota In March,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
a Great Talk to Men.

men this AFTERNOON ut the Genital Young
MEMS Christian Association Building,
For moro than three years the association
has been cndSayorlng 10 secure Todd p.
Hall. the noted Christian Detective, Of
HAL, as no Is sanHllarly known, is In
demand everywhere, Mr. Hall Will give
d short taik1to the boss between ten and
fifteen Years of "a ge, EAt ;ao this ats
Slr, Rlshop will sing, for them MI John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Kitchen Boiler Explodes,

Especial to Tho 'rimes-p ispntch,)
HAMILTON, YAn Jan. 2S,--The eXplo-
sion of Il hot-water boiler wrecked the
rear of5I. II. l.aCrossess residence, near
the Normal school this morning. Mr.
LoCrosse had been out OF the kltcnen
occurred. A large range WAS Knocked
To pieces and Ties building caught fire,
but the flames were eXtinguished without
difficulty. The freezlng of the water
pipes II supposed TO have caused ne en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Infa,.nticide.

LYNiG'HRuRa ,'@v 4" 80 jail Is. -Eala
Fisher about n years of age, who came
hele some time since from Roanoke and
who worked In a shoe factory llere, WAS
arrested this evening for infanticlde She
stranglcd tho child by tieing. a string
tightly around its neck and hid the body
In her trunk, and 1t was discovered his
afternoon and the woman was arrested
while at work, She admits the crime and
has been locked I'D, sstFi DIT L5a M