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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

maine COTTON | 'l|lll{j1
Seeking |PR|l]lE |: / ].
Asks to b Allowed to InterYsRIss:
in 2 ankrup Proceed ings II
Of Name sake.
1 lBy ASST clnted Press:


CIIARLEsTON,5Es s. i q, p scembe sSso. s.In$5
tho United States District Court tn DAY.
the Union Cotton N Ills, Of M aine lled 81
a peti tions king be lowed Sinter;Ss
Vene the ban tcy roceed ings salltlsa
to Join IN the proceedings q gainst the
Union. Cotton M Ills. Of South Cal lliusSss
1T Is alleged & lii the petition tina
Maine company is a cred tors of the SoutlI8SS
Carolina corporation, having probn bltsSS
claims aggregn ting a e sum Il exceed ini;;ss
So. OOO, 900. The 9 Surns and amount OF the
claims are enumerated, tho first n-ss
toned being a note for s., 00o dated june
o. %, 1906, and duo three months from date
executed for value receive ed b hen fol s
lowing a list Of other notes, The peti-@,
TONERS snllege that on b October 3,
tho Chesapeake Shoe Company. the Snel,.S$9l
slenberg Company, the 4 Al Iva Furnit ureS
Company, and the Spool g tton9 Com Nv
panyl filed petition alleging tho insol- ~
3vency of the Union Cotton NJ lis, OF SO tn
Carolina, and praying tina + the mill b E
adjudgcd bankrupt 81 that this peti ton was
amended November a, 1905, and the pet -si
stioners to-day Eask to tervene and Joina
In with them, asking for { q Il creo rs
Bankruptcy against the III Union aC lotion;
Mills, of South Carolina. n @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
YOUNG PEOPLES CLUB.
An Old Resident Calls After An
Absence Of Nine Years.

El Especial to Tho Time Dlspatch.) Ii
i&CHESTER. VA. December 30.-The
Young Peop pies Club of Chester met last
night at, the home OF Mrs. G. 4 N. Friend,
OF this place. They passed a happy time
in various games and plays. as Sof yore,
and were served at the close with re-
fresllments. Among those present were
Mrs "A. c.. Rice, Mrs Mary Proctor,
Misses Lucy Rice. Berry Bruce. Lucy
sStrother, nj abel Cogbill, Mary Burton,
Mac and Viola Perdue, Masters James
sStrother John Roach, Robert Cherry,
Otey Bowles, Eddie and Tilman Perdue
and q number OF friends r8
III MIA. w. Coleman, Of Kentucky, de.
lighted his friends and sneighbors of nine
years ago 4 by calling on them here yes
terday. Mr.. Coleman and wife are on a
visit 10 their daughter, Mrs. "A. c. Digs,
4 Mrs. Up. n. y Cogblll, OF the courthouse
visited here yesterday. S}S y; y
81 Mr. wv. b. NJ strothcr spent the Christ
mas here with his family. rs S
~ new store is inis process Of erection
l.:re-large and commo dious-built by
) Messrs. Clark and GRAVES. 4
d Lieutenant Lawrence. Fuqua. Of Blac ks-
burg, Is here on Christmas leave. I'LL
5 The public school will 1oper It's session
1 here again on5the I'd Of January. ~ vs.
a 5 Mr.. S. a. Ride, of the Underwater and
Western, Ra Iva VI silnD s 5s3 has III ccepted
a position as fore man in theiD anviile and
Western Railway sllops, and will leave
for Danville to da y. NJ r. Ride has been
a constant resident and mechanic hero
for ten years. ,45;f 81 "A
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FORsI1AWMAKERS'SAID
State Librarian Will Have Spe-
cialE Reference Library.

S The Virginia State Library is going to
have a reference room In the Capitol
building for the purpose OF furnishing
ready reference to members of the Leg
islature upon any subject under discus
sion.
Tho committee has assigned for this
purpose, small triangular room, In
southwest corner of the hall occupied
by the lower branch OF the Assembly.
Tho room is; lust large enough for a
bookcase. desk and typewriter. Here
the librarian or assistant librarian. with
a stenographer will remain during the
whole session, for the purpose Of giving
the latest md authoritative Information
upon any subject which may come up
for debate. The library has recently
Issued some ten photographers OF COM
paratlYe legislation. one on tho "Torren's
system" being now on tho press, These
photographers are for5the purpose or as
sisting the members Of the. Assembly in,
aseertaiining what laws upon any given
subject have been passed by the dlnerent
States. Il, rs S,,.l n
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which has stood 50 long, has been torn

which has stood so long, has been torn
DOWN. -
The Afasons OF Ashland recently elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Worshpful master. w. Penntc Shelton, OF
Richmond, va; senior warden. Mr.. ]. Nj
Cardoza: Junior warden, Mr.. r. u. Lam
caster; senior deacon. Mr.. F. II. Cox; ir-
Nor deacon. Mr.. G. a. Barnes; treasurer,
Mr.. j. a. TIoofnagle secretary, Mr. $.
Carter Weisigcr; stewards. Mr.. II. D.
Kerr and Mr.. 4 j. +. Howlson; chaplain,
Rev. w. q. Dunnway; tilcr, Mr.. t. 81.
Trevilllar.
MI! and Mrs. Julian Fox, Of New YORK.
visited Mrs. Dr.. Fox during Christmas.
Mr. Sam Carter and his brother, Mr..
Clarence Carter. nre spending the holt
days at the Lee home, III Sumter, g. Q. sg
s A number Of heavy pieces OF road build
ing machinery are being uiiloaded ut
Gwathmcy, near here The work of ac-
Itual construction of#tlie electric line be-
tween Richmond and Ashland Is already
under way. being directed by Mr.. McLure,
the chief engineer Fi1 charge. If
Mr.. II. c. Boschen, formerly assistant
station agent at Ashland. has been trans
ferrcd as operator at the stock yards, In
Richmond, and Mr.. Farmer has been hp-
pointed in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bridges have had as
their guests this Christmas Mrs. Graham
1lobson ana Mrs. George y. Hutchins, OF
Richmond. is5.
Miss Marguerite Wightnan, daughter Of
Mr.. Pinkney Wightman, is visiting her
parents ut England" tho country home,
near Ashland.
Miss Hattie Biogg, of Baltimore,is Wis
fling Mrs. Eugene Hartshook here. IN
neutrality-suspicious. College will reopen
OH Tuesday next.
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.|nO0D[AQQN Meet
Q|FD|.E| !. |. RUN 4 PACK K.
\ Large ard Hard-l2iiding Field y
Follows Hounds On Yes a
terday. ,,3s
UNKNOWN MAN GOES o.; DOWN
Rcgains His Horse and Disap--55
pears--Rcception at the
Club house.

Deep Kun llotirds met yesterday after
noon at ,'yyoodiuwn,'' the country resi-
dencc OF Mr.. H. G.. Benttic, the master,
who, however, was not present. &
Mr.. sydnor on King Dodo" hunted tbs
pack and furns shed good sport to d field
of nearly thirty that followed hard during
the drag, which was laid through Chan
THY, Parrisl's, across the old club house
;3fcids, through Johnson's and .'Acca1 to
tile club house.
On.y one tumble occurred and that fell
to the lot Of II stranger who was not
hurt and who disappeared as soon as he
asa.n scrambled into his saddle.
Amongst those who followed hounds
were MIR. and Mrs. q. N. Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Christian. MI and Mrs
Il T.. w. iC,hrlstInn, Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Scot y,
Miss Gertrude Shel,on, Miss Mary !Buford,
Il Dr. q. IA. White. Mr.. George Colo Scott,
Ks Mr. Corydon Iobson, Mr. OrInond Young,
4 Mr. !" h dck x Lankhorne, Of Greenwood
Master I,uiord Scott, Mr.. =. H. El ling ton.
Mr.. i. r.. Anderson, Mr.. Archer a II
derson, Nj. sydney Buford,. Mr.. Thomas
Atkinson, Jr., Mr. L. w. Christian, Jr,'
Z Nir. Ersa,nc Buiord, Mr.. Palmer Leigh
E Mr.. Gathr.ght, Mr.. William Rueger,. MI.
NJ st. &C orge Bryan, Mr.. Fred Campbell
Jr., and Mr.. Robert g. I3ryar. 3a
Reception Followed.
4 After the run the regular Saturday Of
terroon reception was held at the CLUB
B house, where besides hose who rode.
were Mrs. George Cole Scott. Mrs. Scott,
Miss ssott, Miss tkinson, Mrs. John.
a Kerr Branch. Miss EfHe Branch Mrs.
Arthur Glasg Miss Kate iarrls ~
ana Mrs. u. Willis and Mr. and Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
NEGRO EVANGELIST /:
AFRAID OF: L'y | [ ! j. | J
Pittsburg Police Capture Terror err or
Stricken Preacl her Wanted for
Assaulting Colored Girl.

Especial toThe sDispaeehil. = a..
q: Rowing with terror3and besecching the
officers Who lad a ~ested him that they
iwouldn,t send him back to North Caro-
ina where = declared he would !, : y
ava nrelist {, was taken into custody here
To- day. Thle request came from the IL au-
tthorities Of Winston Salem. n. g, where
Glenn is wanted to answer g chafge - q
assaulting IA fourteen y enr-oldc negro
Girl. When brought to the central 4 po- .
lice lice station here, Glenn. who. had Just
arrived , in the city, declared that unless
no was guaranteed protection he wo aaa,a.
~ tIonS that he would be lynched i not not
protected. !. s, 4. 8. 4. az
ter IL Acting superintendent OF Poliee :,
,,, - warrants for like crimes for the
arrest OF Glenn. Glenn will be h e. 70
await the arrival of ficer 70 7 h nm 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Merry Christmas Party

There was a merry Christmas uarty, at
the home Of Miss Eliza Stout West, No.
312 South Fourth Street, last T thursday
afternoon from to z o'clock. when she
entertained herSvounE friends in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Agnes Bunkley, Of
VI, n, Va. 8'r9,ose rresent We're:
Misses Pearl crump. Eliza bcth Wess,
a. .::v.,s.ret Grump, agnes Bunkley, Lee
Courtney. Hattie Courtney, Margaret
Thaw, Gladys Thaw, Aline Hopkins.
Fern. Kellam, Maggie Perginson Bessie
Davis, Eliza Montgomery. Sara starke,
Nellie Sydnor. Mamie Smith, Eliza West,
Charles West.
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Delightfully."- Entertained.

, Miss Margaret Spencer Mathews enter
talned q number OF her little trends at
her home Fri day a fternoon from to G.
u The iparlo We're decorated In holly and
Christmas colors. and the dlning-roonl
with narcissus. M
They all enjoyed the varied games pre-
pared for them and the music. {
Those present were M sses Phyllis Tay-
Tor, Clara Levy, Margaret and Sarah
sCrump, A1llErYas Adams, Lslt and Mary
Boiling Snellings, Elizabeth Fairb nix.
Pearl Crump, Mamie Smith, Lille Wat
son. Irene stiff, Ethel Smith Els her VIII
son, Louise and elizabeth Ellyson, Annie
Slot, Helen and Sue Starke, Laura Nelt
son, Isabella Pragg, Mildren Callsl,, .Mils
drcd Snelllngs, Arabella bud ey, Florabei
Rosenbaum. Eliza ontgonery and Grace
Mckee. &, 3@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
Lohengrin Bridal Chorus Training
for Cox-PendletC Marriage.

Especial 10 The Times Dispat ch.) .sis,9g
S5 ASHLAND, " Al, elnberS 3O .--I'rot es-;
scr ana Mrs. R. Bascom Smithey, OF stile
college community enterta1ne d 3 mum
her OF guests Mt their coy q no q ttractllYEs
homo yesterday afternoon from to 9
q clock, in honor Of DR.. md Mrs. Buch-
anani and Mrs. DIR. w. w. Smith, who were
connected with the faculty for many
years The entertainment was confined
almost exclusively to the faculty OF Ran
dolph- Macon College and their visiting
guests. rho impromptu musical recitn-
lions of Mrs. shackelford, the mother Or
Mrs. Snlthey, We're particularly enjoy
able. Delicious refreshments dnintily
served by Miss smithey and Miss Arm-
strong, proved a Very pleasall t feature OF
the reception. Mrs. Charles u. 3 Potts and
Mrs. James F. Eowison, assisted by Mrs.
Baldwin, presided at the tea table. Among
those present were the following: Dr. and
Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. w. w Smith, Mrs.
III. q. Buchanan, Dr. and Mrs. BLACKWELL
DE-, Il. M. Jones, Mrs, Ra gland. Dir. y. ~.
Bennett, Miss Mary Lee Bennett, Mrs: W..
". Bennett, DR. u. w. Bowen. MI and
Mrs. q, Il. Potts, Mr.. w 8. Brown, MISS
Dstelle smitleS. Bishop and Mrs Gran
berry, DR. and Mrs. Ellis MISS armstrong,
Miss Nellie smlthey, sar end Mrs. =, =
Howison, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baldwin, Mrs.
Ehnc kelford, & .ss s. NJ y
II AZ Tie mnrriageso Miss FL beth Pen-
Sdleton to Mr.. James Cox, which will take
place In Ashland early In January. q bri-.
dal chorus from I4ohengrin will be sung, /
The chorus will be composed Of twenty
voices, these having been chosen with care
ana are the best voice sl IN "A Inland, The
work Is under the direc ton OF Mrs., Ed win
Latham Qparles, d Sf s3 l5sss al & \. ss3
"A Mr., and Mrs. Edward Latham Quarles
have as their guests Il Mrs. Quarlos's
mother and sister. Mrs, Fl, NJ Barbour
ana Miss Barbour, OF Richmond, MIR.
ID, j. williams, also Of Richmond. Will be
tho guest of i Mr. and AIRS. Quarles on OF
Saturday, 3g, ~ q.
The Christmas entertn inmentE OF the ~,
James Episcopal Church took place here;
this evening In the church. NJ isses Jane
Tyler, Blanche Cknnery and Yirginia
Potts rendered reel tat Ions. and the suns
day school In a body. rendered g musical
Srecitations IT. James Chene ~ presented
the prizes. lg5 &.
The Athletic. Association OF Randolph;
Macon College has erected ~ new ! and
gcop,1nodtous grand stand on the athletic
Etleld OF the Ga I'he old stand Orig
kinally subscribed by MY ppnulsS 0sseF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
ADDRESSES COTTON N /: IN
North Cardinals { Governor t:';la VII VII
Speak to Men Only.
.55l,,c. 1, ! MI iI \ 3 rhe Times-Dispatcf)

Fl ct 1spsittSllT II N. December 10 8
Governor Robert Glenn, ny , npvSa,
invitation, addressed the COLI
4 ~ Academy Of Music. Flo had q
y r,o ~ md representatives, audience, which
i ia eS with rapt attention Flo made
~ \ az, excellent and hpprop speech.
Which Viii was frequently punctuated WIN =
applause. H. b :. Z, ,a,,,, a., win
address a lis inass-neeting for men only
II tho Academy on tho topic, ls the,
Young Man Safe? 4, !. /, I, !, 10, j, !,
',rhe services will be under tlio AUSPICES
or' lie Young AIens Christian A tpa
3tlon, sg. 4, 5, n. II, Nv c,h,a,
Executive Is the guest OF the SOUTH
ern Manufacturers@ CLUB
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OPEN SHOP.
Printers sInaugu rate Strike
Against Owners. Demand

Especial % The Times Dispat ch.)
SALISBURY, N. q, Decemhe o.-I 'he
printers employed in the 10 Offices Bof the
SGnberoyal Printing Company, Of this
city, went out on a strike tod lay Inc nc
strike was precip!ta by a notice which
was posted in the Q ftice by the nlannge-
,nent. declaring that beginning with SJan-
6uary LIST an open shop will be maintained
and that line hours Will constitute a. days
work. e Tho members of the Salt bury n.y.
pographiHa Union claim that work viii
not be resumed in tho office until the
regulations ofthe union have been COM
piled with. All other job Offices here arc
to follow suit, and the open shop will be
s1naiutainefl ts. IL ~ ~ S5tgsy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
sDoSNoT GIVE TO BE &c CARS
Citizens Relief Assoc citation Makes lsss.
Request.

inc citizens Relief Association is an
organ, fzation chartered by he legislature
OF the State OF Virginia, composed 81 IouI a
b teen Young men, acting as financial gents
& for tic Associated Chnri lies and re pre-
senting nearly every d emo nllnat! ION 81 Z Y
thc a ty.A ~ Not d cItse ding asslstan e
~ " sIckncsss cpoE ted to us ~ the past
nine years XII led To receive rsfefs i was
,loleryirt.. Tn chsea of fraud Swe "a vs.
e,,9is. to 4. expose a every. leglt
@ ma tc In cans and even prOscc y ne ccs-
y ssn,, This association was ms trumentaia
3fnI9 having passed the tramp and 8yag grant
q Ia - which has relieved tho community OF
i mich annoyance We wish TO make one
request OF the public and to enpllas Size
With nil the force at our command
please do not give to begEars q I your
door. on the street or In your ofiic \ axe
sr,aYne and address OF each one md send by
8Yn;,il to our Office at S21 East Main Street
or phonc NO. 1880, and the case VIII be
8atEoncc attended to- ri II not dcserN-;5
Ing upon your reques I, YOU VIII be snotl-.
\ FED and given the facts. 35 8
No beg to thank again those who have
4 so literally contributed Il to the work Of
4 this association during the past Two
months.
Pm iS President tss
33ss3ss HENRY LEE :V.AL,ENTINE,s
i595: Vice President. II
i IA r. A.8LANCASTER,{J r.. "
Treasurer. 3l@
\ JOHN STEWART BRYAN
s g3s 81 Corresponding Secretary
I COTEsWORTH3PINc
s5s Recording Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
GRANTED
IN Spite Of Moving Day Corpora
ton Commission Was Busy.


The state Corporation Commission was
and
insaal ~ sgil
icetpresident and ygendfat anage !. Fon-
tame, Va. Capita stock ;ylduSnlnn
ooo ailnd p nnd
ppther.pro d r III q q
Dickinson count II Bank. Inc Principal a
office Gnsood
Treasurer IT l.sto9e;k, ,
jecfs and PURPOSES TO do 4 q general
barking business y ~,
Fsntssss Inc Z, rin-
F efs Sggfask
S$o;TiSk $ i stps Maxim ana
.rurposes:iTo deal'Sin butter, cheese and
eggs. g 9, /. I.
Realty, comTpany n 4ors: Pr!ne-
secretary and treas .of Ea lE na:
and pr sy
Il The n Is Y. "a. o Langhorne Company. Inc.
4 Rs!ePps
Iynchb8rg 8 PlttIs pres.denn,t,,
boswell, va. 4 Capital stock Maximum,
SIS, 600; minimum, SIS, 600. bjects and pyIrT
poses To build construct q nd etuip fa.t-
roads. =. s 81 US u f3is5 So q ~,
Principal office d. Petersburg. lnGorpora-
tors ss snt;R. G iaf
e q a stqss animTm =,
poses: o.rlanufacture and sell TRUNKS iltHtii
'l 4 Fairfax Corporation. Principal
office, Norfo. neorporatoE Is h 3; /, y
vice-presldcnt; Moses Stern, scc r. e, r.
and Of Norfo,k, Va. TX
toDjec IS and purposes 8 TO operate hotels
Al Norfolk, conduct restaurants, bars,
stables, etc, :, e. a, /, -,
pal office, Norfolk. Interpretations Al + ~
Elaud president 9rtssnouth;. Gha 7, y : !
treasurer lso aaS Maxi
and spurposes; 10 construct. erect and
operate houses, buildings and gmpchintsiT J.
and to deal In real estate generally, ONCE
buildings, stores, etc. ,8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
tWol11an's Study Club.

Tho Wonan's Study Club will hold its
first regular monthly meeting in Library
Hall OH "Wednesday. January 8. 1906, A
full attendance is desired, The follow,
li,g programme will BIO rendered.; Roll
call; subject, General Robert 81 Lee; incl
dents In his career, Mrs. Kate Read !; Sc
.lections from writings, NJ lsss Hudgens; vi
3olin solo, Dixie" Miss 4IIndgens: chorus
by club; hostess, Mrs, NJ. Belle Turner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Workman Hurt Bv Fall

Leslie Watson. n negro, fell from an
engine on which he was working at tho
Locomotive Works. yesterday afternoon
Temporarily made him unconscious. The
was called. and DR.. thurman;
treated tho man.. His head was bruised
and his cheek WAS gashed. Two stitches
,,ia check h; 4lA# &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
BIG COCK FIGHT.
Salisbury Wins Every Contest
Against All Corners,
,nec,al 10 The ,Iimes-Dlspatcf,)

R n Especial to The rimes-Dl spa cll,)
SALISBURY, n. C;, DeceW % s ~ !,
to-day from Il Rock HUI, s. CT witi5,n =,
less than IS. 900 won IN the noted t ,f,,s
lights which were pulled en- B. 4, me, N,a!l
ana from Western North Carolina Tens
lessee, nss tx Georgia and South Carolina. pit
ted n gainsta the Salisbury aggregatlon'
rho Salisbury chtckens won every. con
not one being lost to the Care llnians. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
A Serious. Charge.

cIIATIIAAi,5Y.. December 80. G, w.
Lewis, a young harness dealer Of this
place, was given q preliminary hearing
before Mayor IIargrayes Saturday,
charged with crimlnally assaulting with
consent Maude Dial ton, q white girl, under
years of ago. and remanded to
jail without bail to await the action Of
tho grand jury at the February term Of
the Circuit Court. B sst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Big Toba eco Shipments.

ISneclal 10 Tie TIneS- pIspAtCf
,ls yYISTCN-SALE1NI. N. c.. December
10, The shipments of rnanpfa ct,iressg
tobacco this month aggregated 3, 709ss
{G701-2 mounds, this being ~, tncreasesI
OF III, AGO pounds oyer December. 9Q4 ID
the shipments that month aulountiaaS
to- 2 ,992, eco Ia pounds. slf 81
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BCar,n,,eal-Blanton.s
I(spe cial to The Tines-Dispatcli.)

Especial to The T1mes-D1spatchO
ETNA MILLS. Va, December p. ~
Miss Afolie jamie l3lanton. Of Edgar,
Caroline county, was married to Mr..
RcSand Lee Carneal, kof Calno, King Will
liam county, in Washington, p. c., yes
terday. Miss # lanton is one OF Caro-
5line's we'll known young ladies. Mr..
ICarneal Is the general manager Of Horn
quarter plantation. 81 III 3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Board Of Infants Home.

An Important maetlnts Of the Infant
Homo, on Church I'm, will he held at
tho Home ut $3.50 O'Clock Thursday after
neon, 1t is a very importap = meeting, and
pll8of tiSe lady members are requested 20
!hsa Nis,AcAhasalpSst No .Eaa asvAta IN 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
7cIark,s cNIisto tha Orient.

s,,d RIedi,ciyapea; ipelNaing ssrGip. by speciaHs
~ chartered i. 49, Arabic. l6.sM tons. start u
I'm Palestine and Esypt, cos Ing only ftQo and
spp, inrludins shore excursions. hotsis, ~
+ " 80 no no I'm RfiF " n I'll IA, e
x send Tor Illustrated Deserlptise Boel va. lys
Ssl~ANKg CLARK 9J BrOadway, Now yrfsf.e
is. AZ EolYAtAN N. ~ den, MgI,n lishNl2Has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
SIGHTS AN UNKNOWN ss3B
CAPSIZED VESSEL

49, (By3 Associated Press.)
n MOBILE, Ala, December 500 Captain
Mcintosh, OF the steamship San Marcos,
reports that In latitude 2s.17 north, longl.
tude S6.11 west $50 miles southeast or
Mobile Bar, he sighted a vessel bottom
up. apparently new; ottonl newly pal rlt-3
ed; probably capsized In a squat: Tbs
first two letters of her name were Is IN
of Parsboro N. S. No vessel answering
this description has cleared lately from
tho British consulate here. lEla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
LU MBER Eel g2ls. ON HIM; 3Ss#Ss
is CRUSHED TO DEATH
(ByIAssOciated PRESS.

MOBILE, Ala, December SOW tiilss
passing between u :SHt loaded With sluln,
her and the steamship Avos,t. loading
fol. Cuba. Mark Russell head. check clerli
crushed to death this afternoon by The
lumber from the flat car IA ling on him ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
BOLD 8HOLD3UP
Baggagenlaster Mad 70 Follow
HighWayman to Secluded Spot.

B (Special to Tho Tlmea-Dl BpAtoh.) 81 Z,
SALISBURY, N. p. December 80, ~
CD with us or die. we're the. VIC rda that
greeted BaggaEemaster G, M Stnith !, a +
the Southern RAILWAY station here ~ ~
I his home across town to the depot to
perform his du ties mt the sta ton 81 :,
AZ Whlla going al a rapid salt down che
! s,dSs; }gf is's aa s With spssa
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Ills face, Arr Smith was commanded To
3murchsis'at II tic will " al his assailants.
iraking him to d y convenient spotsBunder,
cover err Of ,revolvers, 4 Ir. Smith was forced
to surrender what cash he had and s
then ordered to retreat which he did
promptly. The two Unknown obbers dis
appeared lin another direction, and have
SO far evaded tho Of Ulcers, = here rs mo
clue to their IDENTIFY. Tho bbery was
one ofathe most daring committed IN this
5createdaa sensation in alIsbury. b
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Second Series of Whist,

The, second series q. whist. under, thu
auspices Of the Beth a ba ss5syt A i,xilsary
Will take place at the Jefferson Club
Thursday, January ath. The game win
.harin Mt O'clock is3sfii &. .ss'NSsss
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HGoiumb l, IIeights Gorporati I'rne,j-
MASHED BETWEEN CARS.
Serious Accident to Captain Elicit
Yardmaster.
Ilspeclal to- 9The Times- Dispatch.)

tspeclal to The Times Disnatcho
William Ellett, yardmaster In the Nor.
folk and Western yards here, was caught
between two cars yesterday while shift,
ing cars and badly hurt. sSl
Mr., q. IS. Wilson was taken suddenly
III Wednesday night, but Is better to-