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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
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The Entire State Swept by38,a;a3.
8. Howling Biz I'll :s:I5 \.
R ISL .zard. III
soOTHWEsT EXTREMELY Z! \ |! Y COLD Y J
Heavy Winds Drive Vessels s to
Sea and Wreck Several i a; n n n
Hampton Roads.
(sneclnlIt. o ,,rhe T,llnes.p lspntch.1s

s3ss (snccnl5 to Tlie Times Dispntcll. 5s3ssss
NEWPORT N10y Jam. % 26. "a
severe storm, swept tic co,ist early this q
morning, thoSwind reaching q velocity 4
sforty-slx miles s hour Cnic In tte 'l
Shipping is blown far To- and ,t's'
wrecks reported. The temperature d at W.
ped twenty degrees here iii d hours r
l5rho oyster den schooner Ohm Il ~ Y
Russell, of 1'nppa hammock, Va. vas was
driven ashore ut \ scwell's Point to-day
md Captain Bnrncy and his 8 tat'r.
Joseph aged nine years, \ n,'cs reported
to have been rescued by roncs y brown ~
from the shore. They Ind g severe exp Pc
rIencG. ~ ai5 8 Il; 81 III
4 rho two.nnsted schooner 4 Flora a1 IL
Agnes, bound from Plymouth, NJ &c TO- 70
Baltimore, lumber laden. was driven.
ashore in Hampton Roads to-dayas she ne
viii $bc snved ID II n 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
N',''.I[.:R | /, GIN
BR |, I..E t: s,
Special 10 Tho + Il i,n,les.pIspauta ch )

BCYDTON N. - "a T. j am wo spans OF
b the rail Dad bird q ago. on 3.5 the
Southern Railroad We're burned last night,
a passenger train going east. The bridge
8Eine.ssThe train Mo- thad5to SO by K eys-
Willie to reach here. 5s3 b JEF 5i3e
BRIST Oh. V4 81. r representatives Of the
South 4aand Western Ra lway Company
have cxecute dln suspension bond in the
sum q $500 and VIII appcal from Judge
Virginia, with the hope OF retaining the
Holds has been duly forfeited. The bond
executed Esuspends q udgt Prices decision
. e NE SsVfsS 81. ~ NEWs. vATho work Of
placing tho tunnels of thee great battle
ship Virg mia was begun at the shlpyard
upon the virginia reccntly.! and she viii
soon be ready for her do k trial The
commissioning of the vessel will be an
event. Of interest in the Old Dominion.
ton OF a handsome silver service to the
ship by tho Colonial Danes 5 5 ~
q ROAM OKE, Alas. Abshire and son,
trouble at cailoways. and thought to be
fatal wounded, are improving rapidly,
sUFNFOL ST hero Is q mad dog
pst
ines have been slaughtered. Nc persons
have been bitten. 50 far as reported
WILLIAMSBURG VA.---Pr ofcssor Bar
OH Paul DeLarlney aduate and med
4 lecture to- the students OF liam and
Mary and the public in tho college chapel
last evening ON Modern and Ancient
Paris. IS IS ~, 53g I;
jan1in aLippkn, colored, be the first per-
son TO BIO changed in Clarke county for
murder Friday Of TIL week, but the
execution will take place under a side
show tent, which, was leased from a circus
by Sheriff Smallwood. Everything Is now
IN readiness for tho hanging {Ssis5 i5s;s,5 81
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'DEATHI0F0[D.EST
ODD-FELL...0 !
"a. NJ. Simpson Passes Away.
f att Age Of Ninety
five. M s5
"A MEMBER 81 For y:'! "a YEARS
A MEMBER VI: N 1 For "a YEARS Rs
He Has a Brother Now Living
il Alexandria a gcd
" Ninety-tllrcc !g5s

fspecIal q RID rir,es.r ,Ispatch.)

II STA u NTON. tvA.gJ Jam 25. NJ. smp-
son, the eldest citlzcnl5o stnunton and
oldest Odd. Fellow lii the United States,
died here tonight after I'll Illness Of SOW
seral days, aged ninety-fivc years. 4 Il ~
me Archibald M. Simpson was born In
Fairfax county on tho 10th day Of April,
1910 yYhen8quite a young man he a4moved
to Alexandria, where he served his ap-
8prcnttccshipsas a shoemaker. At thegagc
OF twenty-ono he Joined Pocahontas Lodge
Of Odd Fellows at Alexandria. The lodge
As now dcfunct, but Mr. Simpson had re-
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OBITUARY: 81: II
Thomas Darlington Sempll,e:
fspecial Il The TImes-D lspatol,.y

s5S Especial to II The Tlmes-D ispatcl;;
MONrG ONIIIsY,} ALA J IN. p. II ho re,
mains of II. sDarringtonsS emple, VINO $dled
.last}5Thursday Y In New Y orlS, were sltllti
to rest Sunday in the family burial 10
IN lakewood Cemetery, this g! ty.s \ h Y. 4
Mr.. Semplc was a son Oh AIalor,, q. y. y;
semple f S senaed ans y
literary Spring MI Goliese,
Mobile. Ala and Eat AT. ST. Mary,s Col.
lego, Emmett tsburg, Md, graduating O.
the latter. Flo went then to the tlnlYer-l
isity of Virginia, where he completed the
study or Y law. Hi was z fterWards nd-
,mltted toEthe practice of law by tho Su-
5pranle Court ct a labanin. N III 4 rs 5
lhe had been since engaged In tho pursuit
OF Ills profession, and where he had in
large measure heHhonors viii Oh the mo,
itropols bestpws on Southern ability and.
character. He married Miss Rosa Glln-
ter, daughter OF w lillian Guntcr, promi-
,nellt at tho Alabama barr He leaves g
wife, ono son, y. Darlington Selnple,2 nnd
two daughters, Ellen and Emily Solnple.a
besides his 8immediate FAMILY he Is SUR
e. Semplc,1 S. ~ and Lorenzo semple,- who
reside In Now York and three sisters,
Convent Of tic Visitation al Mobile; ana
Misses Irene and Emily Senple, VINO live
with their mother In the beautiful old
homestead In this city . . Z, u 3i3 J5
His family and friends had Ut leF warn
Ing Of hisapproachlng end his death ta be
3nnrdi It's. The premature close OF the bril-
liant career Of Mr. Semplc, whose fam-
.ily have distinguished connections In
many Southern States has created u pro-
found impression of sorrow. 5y
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Fearful il Fauquier..

SSyYAFFtT5NTON VA. I, ian. o.. Since u
q clock last night this picinity hos been
visited by an ~ onslaught of now and
wind. rho thermometer dropped from
~ Z to 10 degrees. Such ~ tcnipcra ture,,
accompanied u owing gale Ct this
winter. 81. K Va 81 t8t 3.5s .8
4 Tonight the condition is unchanged 4
drifts arc forming and stock men are nl1x s.
ious about their herds. The gale hns
sole possession or the 81 town. v and a the
stores are pra ctlcally deserted. I'll. aSf 81
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4
DEATHS

Kali I,-Ded, at her residence, In Swans
boro, Wednesday, January 25th, Mt II A..
K NJ. Miss SAlAGGI u lf,lAlll. 81 .
b Funeral from Clopton Street Baptist
Church 1 O-pAY8 Clhursday), January
a 29thHAt SIP, NJ. I'll s
& Philadelphia (pa,) ana Portsmouth
lVa.) papers please copy, "A y,
WIIKI SS On, - lied, Wednesday, morning,
at 3:o5 tho home OF her sister, S08 n.
Twelfth Streets,t NIrs. MA = IA u Will
XXI ySO N, after a long and painful HI
4 A sTnneraI ,TC1-DAY5 from Third Presby-
terlnil,G !hur pt ia sE,, III iS sf3s
Il n Newport News pa crs please copy. q li
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Mails Blocked.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
COURTHOUSE, VA.
Jan. 25.--A snow storm with a northwest
wind has prevailed 81 In Gloucester since
last night. and is still in progress, a by,
means of heavy winds and snow. 2&
4 Mail from Yor ktown to Gloucester Point
could not cross York River this morning
or Q.nightE ". Ln5.I85ls iE
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Cartter-Durrett,
eoinl NJ lnha T1Limas.pIsp,atch,.l

1SpeoIal to LThe. Tlmes-DlspAtch,l
BOiYLING CIR EElN, Y A., jan. 2b.-
ana Miss m Maggls b, D,nrrett daughter %
John y, Durrett, were married Tonight
by Rev, q. q. Torris teri Of the Methodist
Church. at the homo OF the brides par
ents, nea II Bal ty,l in Caroline county, Miss
Fannie Durett was maid of honor and
James Carneal best man, 58' "a az
After8the marriage "a eception WAS tc,l-
sdered the bridal party, u K 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Eighth Fall Of Snow. 4
fspecIaI TO The Times D lspa tct.

FREDERICKSBURG AZ, Jan. 225A
terrific blizzard prevailed here all OF
last night ard continued through most
of to-day, snow falling most Of the time
and the wind blowing n gale. This is = he
eighth fall OF snow Of Il tho wi Inter. aud
1t has blown in drifts at many points
three to four feet deer. " ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Eight Below at Tazewell.
(SpccIal 10 Tho Times D ispatch.1 5ss

\, TAzEWELI. VA, 4 JAM 22o-The Their
mometer iii Tazewclls this morning regis
tered here In town s degrees below. Re-
ports from tho county arc that III other
portions tho mercury was lower. Al 6
o'clock this afternoon the mercury was
below zorro and failing fast. and tho
chances are that tonight Will DO much
colder 81 y \, IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Intense at Bristol.
,rccip ia The Times Dispa tcli.'

SBRlsT1L ~ y AZ, Jan. IS -Th coolest
,wcntheraof the winter thus far prevails
here following u light snow ia u. Tho
mercury registered four degrees below
zero this morning. and has been a zero
throughout the day. Poor families are
suffering for wan Of fuel. XXX
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Dr.. Shops Restorative S {
STORY THE h
LEFEN| TRAGEDY.
(contInued froln First P'ag,el.}s


8SiSs i3t VI
E,yy 81 tines wller, telling a bout the tragio@
death Of her husband. she testified that
sne had been married three years tH '.1 Y
Of which were spent n I'M RoArok Il,
y. Oh October aoth the doc ~ bel ram
ana 5the serva 4 said a gentl eman was fat;
the door. The Doctor had Ills si11o S
Ing Jacket. he went To the door, and ns
Few minutes later she heard some one
say Oh. II She went down stairs and
met him in the hall de said 4
Charlie Flshburne has sta 'bed me- l3
sal a OH are crazy. showed ne
the wound In Ills breas and &I ran s out Z
$ln# the yard screaming NJ rs. I'D. N yler l
brought me back to the house. 81 ~; SEEs
Dr. u. Brown, he I,hy soihn ~ ho8
attended Dr.. derlclt a feW. testttll eti
IN regard to his being Gull ed 70 the home
the condition 81 tile ,wo i ded man. he Il
Operation that had been informed An the
hope 81 50 wing Ills life. and hiss &c tT.s
Then tho clothing worn
when he was sta bbed was hrou IN and
tho doctor5 described 4 the varl Gus Ont st sS}
Dying Statement SllS;ss
|tIIn SlaLLSAAotts
presented 4by the prosecute ion and q isc-8
tions to s the admission Of some 20 I'll onssS5
81 t#rraised ~ the dc fense. 5I Jews
sta tenent was n to the effect thu WllenS
lhe wen II to the door and me- a shbur
the after told him tat some bed ~ its
had beet, calling 81 to
lthatghe had gsla ppe6 lis son. can
Etell lin about 1T to saw e him he trou alos
or going to SEQ hln.yf They Nal ket toward
1.-the gate, when there zero SO m w re- u z
when Dr.. re flow II old him hat $ the
slapped his son, he Wo Id it
slight slap. @ lie then s elk him 5llg n lys
on the face 'ishburn o. Cur sed n M and
went out OF the gate. AS he, gLefeWs WA (
fastening the ga to, shburne leaned over efS
$nnd, cursng htmf agn In, said ~ legs would
Iix him. stabbed him. III st53
The statement that Fl Isl bllrne i. 10 oket !;
as III e. lie was going q fters some ~ oth eris
5party,,,R and Il 5leS had \ not turned Sho
would llaVc beenS tnbbed q rectly lin the
heart, ~ were excep ted to Il as not evil
5dencc. & " sss
Tho statement vas turned over 81 AZ
Judge "a ken VA sSs
&il5 Mr.. "a c. Kelsey, who was the first
to get AZ to tho I4efew home a tier I he
stabblng, testified III rcgard Sto he n 81 tua-:g
Stion. Is sss
!. Court adjourned until t. morrow morn
Ing. s5
Fishburne S ID irk.sS
"A number of prominent 8ci items have
been summoned by the Commonwealth N
to testify in regard 4 to seeing shburno8S
display u dirk In a grocery store on Sat-
Surday gnight before tho ira 6 dy. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
"singing the Old Songs

4 literary and social entertainment Of
Park Place Epworth Lea que will be held
Tomorrow sis T. In tlle, ectmre
grani,rle entitled z. Singing "a sa! the Old
Songs has been arrang ed and no doubt
will prove njoynblcf llo8 ttend. IKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
AT Peterl;sbuIlIrlI.Ig..

s Especial TO The Times . lsI,atch.) 3EEEt
$8a p ETIIRSB re. Al Jam. 25.--Peters-s
4 burg Is In the grasp OF what is almost
Ia blizzard. Snow has been falling for
nearly twentw- four hours, and the wealth
Ser is bitterly cold with much wind. IS, "a Ken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
/ Expensive Signatures,

4 s. I,a(erewsk. on his recent season IN san
4ISrnncisco sold Ills signatures at II each, With,
y n bar or two OF music ut toward his share
OF tho fund for the erection Of v n,s.'unisnt
I 30 Chopin IN Poland, IN III 3,s rs "A *
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S, r. Murkland,
Especial 10 Tho TImes.pIs patch,)

4 3. Especial 10 Tho Times pspatch.}
SLYNCIlBURi, YA.,{ jan. 25,--Mr, S. r,
Murkland, aged slXty-fye years. formerly
q prominent merchant of this city, was
found dead at his home In S Madison
.iTeghts across the James River from the
city, Yesterday afternoon. 1. His death was
duo ia heart disease, He lived alone, and
he was found by neIghbors,
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l Not the Right One.

apll YOU finally ges up courage enough to
AJAX her to marry you s5 Ia. ! IS II. IN
'Yi'Ycs, and she guye her worh,h s
s8HAh! / congratu late yoll-Ii = III. "
SHOT 80 fast, Her word was MI "--Phlla.
drluhla Press, t{lSs Ks ys IN s.l4 lttat}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Inside Nerves 1

And almost nil worlnnly sickness car, he traced
10 a comfnon cause.-the nerves nre weak Not
tho nerves yoti ordinarily think about-not the
neryts that govern your 3at' an Souri
4 bit TIC nerves that. ung.ided and nnknowt,.
riKht md day. kcor, the heart In mot OH
cnri raj the dircstiVc 10 your
iiiycr--operatc tho kidneys-ti,c norvcs OF, which
ali tho ltnl Functions depend /. !. v n.
These arc tho nerves that wear out ana no preaR
II does no good q treat tho ail,ng orsaa l.
rnho,iiat,s stornaci--the dernnged Kidneys They
ara not 10 blame. but go back to the nerves
that control thoin. There yoti find the seat
"a 3rh nor, d IA nothing now about this-nothing
any physiclnn would dispute But y remain neg
t ~ ~ rrantnni ,,se tor shoo 4 Restorat I've s
the ID res,iit'o Of d quarter century Of endaayor
nionr ths very line It does not dose tho organ
or deadcn the pnin--bt u does 70 " oic1 VI
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Mrs. !. n. Briggs.
fspeaial y w. Irlmes. p :lL J

q ~ Especial to Tho Tlmes- DIspat ch,) 4 81 Il
e DINAVlDpIIl,ssYlA Az. Jnn..S3N y: " Tho fun-
.eralJ5of5 Mrs. jane NnEc!ssae Briiggs, wife
nlaco yosterday AFTERNOON Mt tho resi-
denco, Mrs. I3rlggs's health had not been
good for some Time and her death was
Before her marriage she was u Miss
Thrift, She leaves a. little son, Samuel
Thrift BRIGGS; five hrothers, Messrs;
Charlie. Reuben, Churchill i. j ohm ". and
Penn Thrift OF Il this county, and ono
sister. AIRS. Frank Rose, OF Petersburg,
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al Weldon, N. G..

(speclal 70 The u Times = Dlspatcho
swavc struck here this morning and the
wind has been blowing during tho day
at a fearful rate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
NV Offer 10 Women
ADollal'' 5 WOrthIFre e|

the hotve--the inside nerve-A tbs rover Nef
and builds II up. and strengthens 1t and makes
vt wcll--and that ts the end OF wonanly weak
ness s n 5$Stiiii gt3l
Iii, moro than d million homes my rtrtody
Is knowt i has cured tvonianly troubles rot
once but repeatedly.-overi ana over sngain
you nny not have heard OF tor heart
have delayed or doubted. SO L make this nfHsr
to you. h stranger, TINT every pos BILE excuaS
for doubt may DO removed, Sehd ma no frot,eyr
make me no pron,ise--t aka no risk SirptSss
write and ask. N II iyon have not fled IN ~
remedy, / will send yOlt al order ON 3yourl
druggist for a full dollar bot le-nbt 10 sam
Il hut the regtar standard bottle he Keeps Co
stnfltly on his shelves. Tho drtiggi wi
duro no conditions. b He will hcGGrt ois 'eSu
ns cheerfuliy as though, your doll lad lefnte
him. 11e will ssend the bill to me
Simply Write. n .ts5 { .a8.i
IL viii yot accept this Opportunity 10 lear,
NY expense nbsnlh els, how to be rid forevc 81
81 Nil forms of rtn: a1lly wca css.-t bti
not only 81 the trouble. but OF tho very 5ca
which produretl II rite today
lt 1-or n. free ordor for Book on Dysnep
frii dollar bottle YOU Book on the Fl sart.l,SA
n,tst 8 address AZ Dr. Book on the F x siS
Shoop f3ox }$g 1888, Book for VVomer IN
Rnrinc Wis state Book s for Men. S i5fjS
which, book you want Book s on =
I'm connection with Dr. sl,oop, cstorat lya
III il sometimes visable to CIV local
ncit So get DR. y, q
remedies arc on salt at oil drtis sistl n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

I asis no reference, nd Deposit mo security,
There Is nothing to promise, hing 70 pay. y.
either now or latet. TO any wotranly suftcrnr
5wh9 has not tried my ietriedy--Dr. shoop
tlestorrtive viii gladly give free not q mere
sample, bit a full dollar bottle. .
with the FREQ order for tile medicine ! VIII
send my now famous book for Women which
will explain Wherein my treat nent IL not lilt9
ordinary trentirents--why II may be tnlied
upon ALWAYS TO rolleye wonia MY weakness.
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.sTRONGAIP|:P|'E|A|L||..
For UNIVERSITY.
lcontinued from5F First Page.) 38 .;3|

methods that no man can receive 9 dsHrefi
from III and not imcasuro up 70 the lulliese
standard of a broadl l. =
cnrdInely. Sat1all5periods OF Its history. Is
graduates have taken among
#cducntcu men, is b$ {{5 i8
Lofty ii ideals e; Il E"
,aNo institution In tho country has been g
more Lofty denls ti.i !,
more Denocratio IN u.s. prl "a ~ and
4rici#and poor have been ali IN
$nSthr Idlspensation or it's It's ,and re-
scholastl ttasll 1n ~
M, orsa largo Of udents#n IT
tia iJnivcrslty5 Of B Vlrg re s.ft here
through 3therfow efforts. ,ol tne y
themselves hy worPP a r'ps as
large a percentage OF st uden Is t..r
way through coeg there as
Ecaii colleg NV hcre fllndt exlSts.1i
ples shaas shaped tho life Of the Untvei-s
III High standard 81 S5scholnrsffp 8rig-s
idly mai ntnincd. 4, B. 4, X
3. rho appeal to the best in ,men, re
suting III atsystem Of studen self-go yern;s
SmentS and the creation of an except onnl
high standard OF personal honor. I, 3,
witt, vide and yitalsrelg pportuni Z cs.
s. spirit OF true &c ocracy
gun ran tees to every n J cnan &c No
8rea lie the best that SIS In him..
,5,tBut where other tltuti ons of IS class
have received from generous be ne factors
%ther3million tho University has received
little. lTo%widcnSit s sphere OF Slsefu lness
and to meet properly the educational &C. 3
#1tlardsSo Of the3age az consid era ble& 81 n rs
required Largo scientific n equipments,
#both8ofi Hpparatus q nd Il OF teach ersi are
d Observation-Disclosures industrial age Labor e
3ntorcs and machine shop g ect llcs I! ap-
paratus and machinery Of man KINGS y,
and for many uses are an absolute neea e.
list OF Ssuchsne eds, WI tn the amo unts
required them Is appended lieret To-
Tho present8y has seen e
OF the centennial he Louisiana 81 "a pl1r
gave to this@country is great Western !. (,
tilnmnin and Its anational power, and = e
finle appenrs seminently{ fitting for the es-
stnhiishiliert or a. memorial TO NJ r. 9 fer
son. elIevlng IA that there could u; pc s no
moro suitable memorial to this great man
thnn,lthc ipermanent ndoWment e or TINS
Jniyersity,istlle alumni and other TRENDS
have Eundertnkeil to .prcsent ms appteaa
Ia her sons and to all who are lnteres,s ~
8inahlgher educaton,%i in tho Lit
many will feel that they can
To- thc development OF this @institut u ~! 10
the end that its future may he eysl AZ
5hnnorf bloHnnd useful than Its past i Y!
heen They appeal to the friends 9 euMI
oat inns Dnvol-yWtiore, because the lnlyeE-s
situ r. virginla is a ational %un1yersity,
and not tho university Of LIZ
i'm r. IF IT'S roo students arc rom lilit ~,
nine States Of the Union ana 6ttrec -
5pign# countri eS. H{8
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Appoint Committees.

Us ,x,b Y lnmni Associations al lover inc no
81 ,intrv 'nro earnes tly RED uested 70 -,
point eonmittssss at at. f 6nee raemrora not
~ from the alumni themselves but also,
RON friends OF education outside !. q tme
nssocintions, who may pc y! ~
4erest g III the un Wiil
rnrd nnce with his means, it WI!
\ " iron moral advantag &c, ndG tloIl
10 raising a large sum IN me
ia hoped to the es 10 tabl ~
,otftaflfh is fund by April IL, lVo5, ~ y :,
Ieffersorls birthday. and tho Day sst .lt
the inauguration OF the lJnlYersttS = us
Fund. 4" Funds subscribed under this appeai may a.
bo sent to any the FOLLOWING
hands they the Wish ssa the
donors done or tho instructions OF the Alumni
NJ oseph Bryan, Richmond, w, y, ISL
Samuel Spencer, ~ sI !, !, =
l iarhomas j.. Ryan, New York; n, Y X,
4s"Aexander5a Humphrey. - .ou l
Ssrhc Alumni Associatlns throughout 4, the
countrv1 are requested to appoint commit
toes to carry out the objects Of TINS a ~.
peal and 70 notlty t aon oii, ana Of
ne namss f IN Sssa'S.sssoSN
'CEI.ARLE,S j. EAU L.k;MEI',
M IA "ETILA RY "A. EIlRRGF1'E,t5 si
's;ANItI Ell SPIN Cl1R, M "a
.RANDODPII II. NJ KIM, @
gf55t "(yAHDNOYIl q. s I1l9I1.
ia 5tl Gro BERT j. IAII PRESTON
"Comnlittce on Thomas j effersonl ~ 9 no;
rial Fund "a, @
"A Strong Paper.
z The total amount which At is proposed
to raise ID s2,63l 900, and the appeal is
signed by some OF tho most psolhsne,,t
,ner president Cleveland, Governor Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

rro,,, n md not measure UP to- the fullest
staiidard Of broadly nan: A,e.
cordlngly of :;
graduates have taket. gll ra1is nllioa.s
cd,icnt tod me II. ~ XVI alt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
AZ Strong Paper,

1.-THE total amount which 1t Is proposed
sto raise is s2,G3l, 900, and the appeal IS
signed by some ot5tho most prominent
mon in tho United States, including for
,ner president Cleveland, Governor Nom
itugue, Cardinal Gibbons, Chief Justice
FULLER, Of tho Supreme Court, and about
a Hundred others s, =.
Thfteen fellowships and $50, 600 for the
Improvement OF buildings and grounds
administrative offices. SITS 600 compilation
.of group buildings, $4,000; publication
fund, ss5, 900; art and agriculture. $4,000 y
,..Ths above are but q few Of tho items
mentioned In the summary OF needs made
out ana issued to the public. KS "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
MRS. MERRITT NOT GUILTY.
Murder Trial at Towapdn Came 20
an ABRUPT End,

TOWANDA. Pa. Feb. l0.--The trial
Of Mrs, Sophia Merritt, one Of the FAM
ily OF five charged with the murder and
Burning Of Maggie Il, Johnson, her
sons wife, came to an unexpected end
ing here when the district attorney an
nounccd that he had no more evidence,
ard the court directed a verdict Of not
guilty.
Bigl>r Johnson, the dead .wemau's
husband, pleaded guilty on6Fs,csdaN to
the general charge Of master. and evi-
d"Dc" is o being taken 10 determine
the degree of guilt Thee murder
charges against Mrs. Msrritts twin
children, Alanson and Nancy, fol- com.
plicity will, it is understood. 6be drop
ped. aIo1. q & N.