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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
ADVISED AGAINST IT 2
State Of Maine Will Not Sue
Virginia for the Old Debt.

An effort was recently made by certain
holders OF Virginia deferred d 8certi,t,.
State OF Maine ofifabout sl00,o 200 of these
certificates. with the understanding th M
the State was to sue the State of Z. vlr-
sinin. as was recently done byStnf !. q ssta SUI
North c:arolinA before the Supreme Court,
South Dakota winning the ease : !, /, /, !
Senator Thomas So. Martin. states N sha
Z FOR Hale and Representative ittlcfeld.
Of Maine. lit seems that Senator Hale
\ and Mr.. ittlencld were consulted by the
NiaiEeN officials. and that they ca Iiy
advised against such q course. urging the
represent atives or Maine to tax mo part
In such ncfalous proccedin 30. y ne Z. az a1,
vice or tho Maine senator was accer} cn,
afterwards told Senator'S Martin and Dan,
b lei OF the matter Ii n S5 III FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
PROBABLY BANDITS.
japanese D Not# B elieyeS Cllines
r cgr1lars Are Actin itl15
3sis3 russians. III
Obs, Associated Press. J

MA TOXIC ). IAN. q % 80 r. Nj. 1T Is be-
Elieved here that the Chinese rel ported to
ba accompanying Lieut. enan t |. General2Msi'ss
Btenchenko' $ raiders are eitne uniform q
bandits or soldiers who had been 5 I'm; !;
pressed as as guides. a4 It IS not belleye tt
that Chinese regulars have been auth,
iorized to join the raj ers. & The report q,
that Russian troops are DISGUISED q 8as
Chinese is regarded NOR e ssserlou ana a1pl
1T is under inYestig ati ion. u y. U.s.
81 r. il considered probable that M 1or-
3}Ganeral IjIchi, General Nogi s. Sclllef OF
staff. WIN bo appointed commander & Of
Port Arthur. Y, ". I, &, I,
The japanese ptured the Il: British $,
steamer Oakley in Tsushi Straits veg &c !,
nesdayS fternoon The vessel left Cartlltit
on November 18th, carrying 8, 900 tons q
coal Tor adivostok She Willl8,pc proug1lI
M SasebO ,t5s? II VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
A DUEL OF WORDS W.
Caustic Passages Between Atto o..
nav Brent and Mayor PaH.

Especial TO The Times. Dspa.e;rT;2 s frIc-
t,DAANDRlIIA, MA.ii, a r. w md nd Common
,len Attorney Brent growing out q q
~ sa e th p9G pa resps no
Meeh mo OF '4 this cty without the knoWl
edge 81 the Mayor ascemtiuabts g M 10.
dsS bya staiIs@sMNts ,y SlyfPa aa ~ M
' arha eitys executive charaGterlzea
IS Ensrapt ths !aw sta te e Wts
.aGcusSeu ,,a ~ wToiiy without foundation;
M NIr Brent charged that the Mayer haa 9
made oth nwKw ana W attem Hu' Is
's Hfunaiiy forceful was the languaage W y,nan
the Mayor used t9 Az P bpnes
/ * l ~ IA onors 'last night Mayor Pntf
claims 10 should have been fons aide
Ar' Brent denies that any legal ,r,i u
or official proprletlcs have been Yiol''1eu =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
The Virginia Commission

The Virginia Commission 70 81 the 81.
Louis Exposition held q meeting yester,
day rat the Office Of Commits sionerS o.
Agriculture G. ". Koiner. Nessrs BOW
man and Patton. the other two mem p Dc,
or the commission, were present. Inc
work OF the commission was purely the
going over and auditing of accounts,
Commissioner Bowman stated last night
that tho commission had not exceeded
the appropriation by Il single penny. IN
order to keep within the limits the COM
mission was somewhat cramped for funds
mt tho close, but managed to carry off the
honors and get, the exhibits back home,
after paying JAIL employees. @ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
II T||'E|y X /. /.
NOW ]. \ BACK { !! IN mill Mills

.fnv Als.oolatod pre.a,ll

II s54 IA thy Astociatcds Presss)
Il FALL B I'VE K, MASS. & q jan. 10. Me
thousands or operatives who have been
ildlcsror nearly six mont hs, the result q
tic great textile strike, returned to work
tto-diy.TI Friction developed ut some Of I he
imilis,bdueItosti tho refusal OF oycrscers +, to
give every one hts former place in1lnedi-
sntely. rho Text lie Council itnct and en-.
spoweredhtlle secretary to arrang en con-
ference With Tho manufacturers next Sat
6tirtaysf for tho 3purpo Of 4 nd justltig the
gdificnttcs. 1t 4 Is recognized that there
arc not sufficient operatl Yes II the Scity
and Ills felt that to-dny's ction will pc
Ort-llvcd.}8I It. IS not bic The mills
will be running ln4full before I he close Of
eti1il equal Heir norniai production
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
SAYS mrs |S..C.A.ADIWIGS.I',
IS DANGER!0|!Uj|sjIl'IVILE
ASCOT edsPross:.l
y IA IA N n


CLCV l1LAND p, IN OH 70, t s$S IN: pod
the application of q torne I,a:W11
ley, In tho Criminal Court to-day VI, Judg|
Neff fixed; tho 8bnil of Yrs Chad wick
,s2o, 900 ( for her release from jail spendin|
trial Oil ~ tho three Indictments II foun
.atgainstghcr by tho grand sjtry. m ordt
stoB secure her freed lon rAss Chadwie
mus furnish securit to the tota famous
81 $$s $40, ooo the 10 nitedS Stat Distri
Court having fixed bond 32o, "a
several day q ago: torn iLW1all
stated that Tho expected "A n reau ired "a
icurltys would be " 4 furnished and ~ ~ MI
Chad Wicl released from custod y XII
H. short time: 1oa ley mao MI el
quentg plea, say tina "a; N rs.$ hudwiek
story liad not been tol and TINT WheI
twas! told 5lrlgcourt, IL bel
time, she would be III aced anEc htirs
Sdifferen y light. Flo I'd dared \ a u M
Chadwick was II that m onie11t lying;
$lnS herScell swtli$as comp lint; that was
Bile to cause Her lea 7 m moment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
.HAYBLOCKSMOvE.
[0HD : CHINA J ! \ |.
Secretary Receives Positive AS
surancc That Powers Will Not
II Modest Celestial Empire. sl
CIRCULAR |. NOTE . L: WAS SENT En-
International ot1inission Ilives-
tigatit,g North Sea Incident
Begins Work.
Z .IUHlI7N n ~ I-T'I71I "a 1I4lI14I n J
DIV Associated press.)

(Bys Associated Press)
WASHINGTON Jan. TO- Secretary Hay
las secured positive assurances from the
powers that there shall DO no attempt
made upon tho integrity OF Chinese ter-
yritory. twas reported thut some Of the
powers contemplated extending the ter
rltorial possessions they already had 4 in
China, vt \ the conclusion OF tho war5.ijn
order to nianitains WHIT hey called the
balance Of power In the Tas Is asserting
that tho outcome Of 4tlie ~ ar would DO d
REIMBURSEMENT OF Chinese territorial $Do,tll-
;darics. "A circular note was dispatched
jby the secretary to tho powers, ba sed on
this infornlation with9the result8thattth cy
have now all posi- tlvel y 4; q acclaimed any
sich Intention. MA l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
COL. ANDERsON OU1
Will Make a Strong Run
commemorative ATTORNEY

Colonel George Wayne a Al1derspnj
llornerly announced his calllitlttc
nomination for the position sof Sfattl
for the communicable of this Selty,a
ject TO the Democratic Fprlmnry Ci99
Anderson has been q member Of tllt
ate OF Virginia for tho h past two
and has made an enViablo repltI|
in that body, Tie Is tile author of IN
for tic enlargement and renovatlt
tho State Capitol; OF the BIZ Tor ~
nexatlon of outlying properly 70 The
porate limits Of cities and towns,
OF many other, measures g srea mo
Besides HIS prominence In leRl
work, he Is tho commander OF thu
entieth Regiment and has donHaI
for the military 8org;tniza tons ~
s,nond ,sthan any other man so
Herewith, EIe8is a, We'll qualitle
an effcotlye public speaker, and IN
debater. n as i8s
Il Colonel Anderson has AGlavge GIN
friends and thousands OF acllalnl'
'ahd his friends predict that he sSl
a large vote In the primary, The n
has already gotten 70 Work, and
make an active CANVASS for the pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
.sU|7|Nv0|[VES.
TW.0|0.M \ | /. | ! \ {.
81 Harper vs.. Rankin
Grows Outsof Alleged En- 5'8
II s8al bezzlctnent4 Case. Ia.33Ei
INJUNCTION II I WAS DISSOLVED
Appeal From Order 4, . DlS'iss;s 50 !gI
hi JUNCTION Nov t. be
Heard Here. 5t6 "a

$50
me appeal to the United States Circuit
Court 81 Appeals fdtilt the case of Edward Y;
b. Harper, bankrupt, appellant, vs.
George q. Rankin, receiver OF the Ftidclr-
ity National Bank Of Cincinnati othiop,
.lppcllce, promises to bring before the Fed
cral Court OF Appeals one Of tho most t's't
,intcrestin cases for5n1any years. \ III
rho suit grows out Of the alleged de-
3falcatlon ana cilibeazlement BY Harper PEI
~ q 500 Go ~ tile funds Of the, bank, and
hi, subsequent petition III bankruptcy. The fea
al "a A comes up from tho Circuit Court
81 tia Western District Of Virginia 1. Ct
Abingdon, Judge Henry Clay Mcdowell,
i1t,dge.8 transcript OF the record has Just
sbeen fi1cd ( II, Il tho office OF tho United
STAKES Circuit Courtfo Of Appeals for the
Fourth Circuit Sins this city. Former At
storney- General Rufus A.. Ayers Of Of i4 BIZ
Stone Gap, "a a. Is counsel for the appel
liant. 81 i533S VI.
OH, Ma " 81 81 9o4 Harper was ad Judged
q bankrupt by Judge 81 Nc Dowell on K his
own Spetitlon. There was pending in the
Southern D istfict Of tile State Of New
York at that time an action against tho
petitioner By George G. Rankin, receiver
of7 the b Fidelity National Bank o. Gin
scinnati "a 8 recover the sum OF s25oo,00O
with Interest thereon. On October u, 1904,
the petitioner, Harper, filed a petition
"a The District Court 2of the Western Dis
5trict OF Virginla5 III said bankrupt cy pro-
ceedlng, praying that the action insti-
tilted ~ & Rankin be enjoined from 5fur-
ther6 oceeding in said suit, and that MI
further proceedings In connection wit Il
said suit DO stayed for the Time prescribed
5by section II Of The bankruptcy act On
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
EG|'lNsN0R|k|I
D. GETTING '|CAB[NE||
I(By Associated5

8, = r
I'AEI s, Jan. 81 9, r esideilt Loube Al
begun consultation With tho lcud ersSi
tho various parliamen tiiry Il 8 ups go
.cernlng the new m inistry. he sele
& Of Il ministry app ars Ito turn M ore I'M
policies than indiyiduals. q s Several groliI
Including the Socialists ms q onst he So
$tinlance OF the Com es programme
Temps, whIchSusually is semi 20 lola sal
most OF the other%ncwspaper s except
Socialist organs urge the nh poln tmentX
"a lew cubinetGand the adop ION OF ssa
policy. The consult ntions 3golng ON Isl
to reconcile these diff fere noes T.
a M. RouverS continues to be- the & nj
prominent among those desi ring
,poicy, but M. Sarrien Rad tcal Repu
.can) Is d developing notabl strengt nam
those I faVorlng Il I cont Inuunc Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
FARMERS BAD CClDENsl
Fine Fish Numb q By the gG
3 N Stre,WlE the Potomac Shore

Especial "a to 81 Tho y Tlmes. Dispatchl,3 VA
sLAN Us ico 81 = AIr n, II
Davis. an aged farm cr,. living ~ Is
his barn loft. tllrough&n trap-d oor,$
A O. clock in the morning regent and .t
a cross; a wagon pol E, & and rom there
landed on the floor breaking3 IN MS.
twosribs.i His face WAS bad " cut and
back was injured. HI was found
an hour, later by his sons. n Z
The morning wa $ u YER g Did onee,
Ind he a remained undiscoYercd 10
hour longer. 4 t Is kelly no !Wou ldg
frozen to death, Y s,ttF
Tho bottom has lro ppe ID ,cornple tell
OF the tomato marke t;ea and canned
now being sold, &nre brl nglng the ma
Of this section into debt. Less
is a rise In prices SOC ~. VI y Is sn ot.
that more than hal Z Il the. plants 81 III
Northern Neck will | run duri Ms tle
ing season. Captain Ia ylo "a Fl nyd9l
Gently shipped from Col onlnl laea2
barrels Of tho finest perch ever
this section, which he had picked
fish had become nilnsbed and iWel
scattered along the shore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
NEGRO MURDERER
GIVES HIMSELF UP

4 77HALTIMoRE,3 Md. ian. 1l0-'ThomNs
sRerry. coiored, gave himself up to Ser
gen,nrt IIellors, OF tho northwestern pis ,
trIct, to-day. lie said he had shot anu
killed Catlett Slaughter coloFed, nt N lSst
Acting Marshal Manning telegraphed to
the authorities In gloucester count e. ana
received a reply 10 hold the prlsoneri that
his statement was true, A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Arrive at Shanghai
(Bv Associated Press

(By Prtss q 2,
~ Aiistrnllen arrived hero to-day from
Ma Easaki with General IA and NJ n Madame M i
1stnessel, Generals Gorbat owsky and Rclss,
.Admirals Gregoreyitcha and ochinslsy and az
.fivo hundred and sixty other Russians rs
from Port Arthur. About half Of tho
russians will continue the yoya &c on he
Australicn while tho other hall Will va I
here for another steamer r, + y 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20


chief artillery Inspector Of the Russian
army whose duty is to! conduct the in-8
Evestigatlony was himself formerly u colonel
of tho glnicnt. "a y
Il The two #investiga tiohs are proceeding
independently and both arc guarded with,
the utmost secrecy. A .
I'M NIL tary ports say Ind ion tons point
to a churges consisting Of $grapo having
been linscrtad snrrept itiously IL g sol,l-
tom cartrdge $s g this was NJ the ca sc. q
probably one man was ,volYefd. Ger
$tanlyIf there was Al tenslvc " ecf-s
Slaidpot, sofftc a Il
$wtls badly II executed II IS pointed out
that IT, ls5 hardly proba bio tina ian expert
iartillerymansh should have pr paretl q weak
scattering charge which could * hardly
carry across tho eva. the I, 80 same5
time IN indicatl on Of q ignat Ion Isl t Y
fact that tho gin laid &. dtrecty
against imperial HAD the
gun con tAlned "a scryi charge or
lar shell$the pavilion must sinfalli y. have
boon /, destroyed 81 IS cear. however g
SthatHtho isaiuting was done most Is reck-
lcssly as the flashes Of the blank SHOTS
from ST. Peter and st. Paul fortress shoW-
cd that tho guns wore llrecte 90 atralsa NJ
Mt the Nv lntors Paluce .S33 FL n 3Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
PRESIDENT CLOWRY HERE
Distinguished Officials Of W. Y. " "
CO, Spend Morning Here,

d Colonel r.. q. cloWry. presldent nnd E eH
Pe.'nl nanager Of the Western mon 1 I KY
~ fhe 1--WE Wes tel unlon Company, reached
tic city last night in his private; ear,
P RESI- de Glowry and party Will remain
IN iehnond until 2:20 this ar ernool,
When they resume their trin sonths Mh ~
az ~ terrltory. Mrs Esterhronk and Mrs.
Howell are ladies Of the party, II 4 ''8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
q MUCH ii 81 UNEAsIl.:Nl'.'E|!,ss''s:'.
Russian Strike Situation Daily
&.sl Growing IN More Serious.

-, !, I, n 90 10 A; NJ
NM atrike situation Is causing mucl 'lill-
III I'll There are Indications otsi,s
ren1ing toward d general synpa t le
s Ctr l Determined 81 fforta arel pslls 8
made TO call out3all the factory act WORKERS
M 81. petersburg, ulnberlng Y seYera =
hundreds Of thousands including tho I, en-.
Moves Of the Russian cstlnghou Us com m,
jpany 2.sl 81 81 81 Y S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Mrs. Virginia Rritton,|

Mrs, Virginia Britton died " Isl
dence. No, u North SIXTH Stfssl. la
ring II 4 I O'Clock, IN tte flshsiies
of her age. Al y,
Il Secold Baptist Church tp.tpor0
noon, With intcrRieat IA Sh9 ck9s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
ON VERGE o r U.PHEAltlVl.',-AlAsLl-,..
Lond on N Papers 2 axe ciray vest:
view: of Russian Conditions. N
~, Il

LONDON, at anuar rho London s'1
nnpers ana cir Rat erspurg
eorrrespo dent grnyest !, View ~ g !
eeendt tons
DAYS Incident was q preniel ltnted sa AZ
tempt 81 the lfo Of I'm n lchoa "a
and maintain that the strike is5' fslell
moro q poll titan industt 4 move.
s,sy,, ~ ltea IN apparent that tho empire
is Z on tho verge Of d evolution, Us q.
legged that tho ST. petersburg manllfa az,
Et lge have decided toErejec the strikers
demands and that the orthodox pr =,
Nat her Gopon,g the pic picturesque figure,
.,,,n TINS constituted himself Tho leader
q e tic strike 8niovene mt and possesses .ss'
ti,o men s complete syinpat thy, threatens
tomareh al the head q l l.,t 4
900 tIs Yin!sf ~ lila the he
,y,iI fdepnrt until The document 81
~ nrcsentcd tto sthe Empcro l5s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
4 Rabbi Calisch Returns.

Rabbi ~ N. Callscf has returned from
attendance on the convention OF tho
Union Of American Hebrew Congregations
and will occupy his pulpit at Beth Ahabnh
Temple this, evening and Sabbath morn
Ing as usual. Fl s 81 rs Al rs Al. n XIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
A GRAND RALLY
o. ARCANuM| Nj
Mccarthy Council $Ii1stalls Of
e a fcers and Has
(; a q Banquet

! Nj cCarthy Council Of Royal Il Arcanuni
celebrated It's twenty-fifths anniversary IN
d manner Inst night long and delightfully."-
to be remembered. In connection with
the anniversary celebrate lon was the pub
lie installation5oft tho Of ficers ny he glar,d
regent and last, but not 1enst an excel
lent banquet ct Murphy in honor OF tho
5occasi oll.s 81 9sa n s I'll
4 .,lle mem bcrs Of the council, over 500 9'
strong, witt, tho invited guests. q ssei,i-
'bled IN tho chamber OF tho council In Lee
Camp Hall !, ut 10 40 o clock VA and held y
short business session, during which the
report OF the officers for tho past year
were received, after which the following
Officers for the ensuing year were Install
ed by Grand Regent A. T.. Lincoln, Of
Marion, Va, assisted ny tho grand off
cers Reg " Dr. AZ c. Brown, j r; vice
regent. w. yVithers Miller; orator, ]. Bin
ford SPeay 4 past regent, Aiinetrcc Folkes;
Scfaplain, j. b. Slate; guide, W. H. Md
son; warden, "A. G. Berg heimer; sentry.
W. r 4 Kirk; collecto or, i Loyenstcin;
treasurer, Q. j. NJ cd lowell. /. \. III
Banquet = blows.
a After the impressive GER nlony l1enbers
and guests proceeded to the BANQUET hall
of Nfurpiiys Iotel, where tho exercises
we're resumed. MI ss5 "a MEL
X The aud ience was ra pped to order W
Vice Regent Withers NJ Her, chairman OF
tho Entertainment Committee. who in
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

PRODUCED Past Regent Minetree Tolkes as
the presiding officer. The first speak er
OF the evening was Grand Secretary James
b Il Blanks. OF Petersburg, who In behalf
of he Grand Council. presented to Past
Grand Regent Rev. p T. Nc len, III a
speech which captlvnted II the mud lencc, a
handsome supreme representative jewel
studded witt, diamonds. Rev. McFadell
accepted the gift Of the council in an ex-
cellent speech, after which the banquet
was served. l II ss$ al u
Past Regent Nflnitree Folkes was toast
master. The following toasts We're re-
sponded to and the subjects were done
ample justice: s5 Z 4; 4 Al 535
me Past, Present and E,uturc Of Nc
,Carthy Councillor. A. G, Brown, E Jr.,
regent of the council X y.
Our Financial Streng th"-Hon. j. Tay-
lor FL yson, OF the Grand Council. s,g
The Cardinal Principles Of Our Order:
Virtue, Mercy and Charity lon. Judge
John II. ingram. Of the Grand Council.
The Impression or the Order Lieu
Shockoe Council. 5iiSi " q. Il ~ III ID & 81
t. Lincoln, of Marie on,
Va, grand regent, @ 81 "A n Il
Hrho Grand Council Of Royal Area.
nunl'',--P Sc Grand r egent Robert Ar
mold, OF Alexandria. q 355 s5
stf.9rh lie Supreme Council Of Royal Area
mum z n Y. II. III. McFader, supreme rep
{resentatlve from Virginia. III Is X. 3.sY Iii
81 "HowSto Secure an Applicant on"-Harry
Kemp. special deputy grand regent,
Invited Guests,
Between speeches Toastmaster Follsesi
tread d number Of telegranls from su-3
prenle and grand officers, who We're ,ul,-
able to be present. Among these We're
Supreme Regent Al. S.. Robinson. Of ST.
I.ouls. and Supreme " Ice Regent Howard
Virgins; Of Rome, N. !. XII
After the tnasts there were a number
of other speakers, Including Rev. w, y
Evans, y, D., and Past Grand Regent
SOL II. Bloomberg, u
The Invited guests present we're a. !, =
Nnegn Ct dMafFlqPa ort grana regss a
grand secretary; a, 2. Bot, Of Fredsr-.
icksbprg, Grand trea s.rer; ", = Da :, ",
sf fhs st y fse ety wa ana Il
Of Alexandrla, slprema rep'rosentatiYes;t
j. re-: Wright ], q i. Beck and Sol, u,
y Hloomberg, past grand regents; JUDGE AZ Y.
ysaa Iha e n Sastssc 51a
Oh. IaiwEsI John i, ld, connar. q Forts,
mouh q the MxepuMs1y sssrs 81
s ss 'HsS BatieE SSs Mlnor, Marx
dunst, N, T. Regford. j. q, Angle, \,
Thomas Mosby. A.. D, jackson, W, N.
Myers, 8. Woodburne. representa-
Among the prominent members Of the
John s, HARDWOOD u 'I.ieutenant- & Governor
Joseph FL w Hard, Judge Daniel Grlnnall,
John Sloan, ~. Crensllaw, w. n,
Rogers, A. 3. Nielsen,
III Hon. r. Isl ckburn Smith, member Of
the House from q arlSet and IYarren, Was
iii. the sGity vest lay on Il business, H9
will 3be ia cand ate for TenoM Tia ton and
aTe.slec tlpR, lit iK VDd srs tQod, ,s M 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Welch-...Wallace.

&cOMORN,. VA, IAN Il 10, Mr. j ohn u,
Weich, a. business man Of King George
olrrthousc, and Miss 'rinie lace, OF
this place, were married at the Episcopal
5rectory last might by Rev. 3. ~ turner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Kappa AlphaasB Banquet

4 ,rha annual banquet of the Kappa. AL
nhns a of Richmond College and ahe local
hlMn,nl was held az the Richmond la e.
niGhf. ,rhe usual gopd time was had by.
those present. and AUD Lang SyheH
came oil TOO sooIl,i} = 1iiiq M gs 1, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
Williams Attacks Plan

Especial TO The ~ ss5, ss
BATTING IRE, d am 19.-Ni, ) oh ~
e. Williams was here and gave o ~
COMES 81 Il circular lei ter sent out ~
BANKING house OF John an n!l
sons TO Senpoard tockho ldels, IN W ,il!
m takes issue rs III. many OF y heg SUI
gestions ofgthe New TX banking inter- IN
$ests, which arc ndeaYoring TO re orgalf 1l l
and raise new capital for the properly.
Tho circular also attacks 1'reside
Sof the Scaboard system, II LIZ d vigorous oil
language for statements mace 4 g 3 t ne
former management. The circula s states stat =,
that twelve months ago Mr. Barr, adj
gn,ittcd ii, writing that not moro B than !
81 500 90 a year could BIO nd yantag coussly
expended on he property for improve y,
mcnts n IN the next hree years mere .e
now 3 was oroposed to spend & Sl,0o0eo "
aSmonth for the next Ave. mont his
& storkholders Slrc yised t. dena n ~
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