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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Founded Normal School.

For one hundred and fifteen years the
Wndsworths have been potential IN me
political affairs OF Now York Stnte. II
was in 1900 that two brothcrs-lalncs and
William Observation-Disclosures In All OK
cart from Durham, Conn. to western
New York, where they settled in tho
Genessee Valley, famed as tho garden
spot OF the Empire state. There the
brothers purchased from tho Holland
Lard Company and from the Six Ma
tons several thousands Of acres OF land,
in what was then known as the Gencssec
country. The money used in Eiaking
I these purchases was supplied by a cousin,
Jeremiah Wndsworth, II soldier of the
Revolution. William became soldier
OF the war of 1912, and served under
General Scott at the battle of Lundy's
Lane. Hc died n bachelor. The present
limo OF Wadsworths Is descended from
James. the other brother, who was man
of wide reading and always took deep
interest III public affairs. as carry as
1911 he advocated the establishment OF
the normal schools which have since
done so much towards the advancement
OF education in New York state.
| He also founded and endowed hisn
school and public library In Gcnessen.
james was the father Of James Samuel.
who was born in 1907. He was educated
nt Harvard aud Yale, and studied law In
tho office of Daniel Webster; was adj
mited to the bar, but he went back to
the Gcncsscc Valley and took over tho
4 management or the Wadsworth farms.
! which he afterwards inherited from his
father and uncle.
/ 1t may be said in this connection that
there are as many acres Of land in tile
Wadsworth family to-day rs there were
in tho days Of the original James aud
William Wadsworth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
.UNCL { RUSSELL
KICKS Up EARS
lIecds Call OF the Boys and
Leaves House for First Time
in Weeks.
Especial TO Tho Times-Dlspa,ch.)

NEW YORK, Decembar 2S-rho nllur-
ing call of 100 per cent. interest reached
Russell :sngn today, draGacd him from
his Fifth Avenue mansion, and planted
him in his old Wall Street ohlce for tho
first time in many weeks. For three
hours tho ninety-year-old iinancer loaned
out money TO Wall Street borrowers, and
in that time lie got rid OF ahhut $40 900, OCo
100000 an hour. This money was
loaned at from, So to 90 per cent. The
interest rate jumped 10 125 when all tho
SnRc money WAS gone. but later on 1t
dropped back 10 TO-
Don't crowd tho boys too hard" in
structed Mr.. Sage az he started home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
MARSHAL SHOT BY
CAR BARN ROBBERS
(By Associated Press.l

TOLEDO, OHIO, December 2s.-Mar-
shall Frank Thornton of PerrysburG, was
shot In the abdomen this morning while
attempting. with his deputy. William
Scott, to arrest five men suspected OF rob-
bling car barn III Toledo last Sunday
morning. Marshal Thornton was tonight
taken to the Toledo Hospital for an OPERA
Hon. His condition is critical. Scott was
shot in the foot. All day the country
between Toledo and Perrysburg was
secured by citizens, police officers ane
deputy shcriffs In all effort to round ur
the gang that did the shooting. Scvcra
suspects were arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
NEW OFFICIAL IS
DEEPLY GRATEFUL
Continued from First page.)

lCOHlHlueu IRON flrSL PuRe.)
understood about $4,000 to its cost.
Mr.. Pace introduced tho apartment
houses in Richmond. and constructed fats
in several sections Of the city.
Born in Martinsvillc. VI
He was born in Martlnsvile Va, sixty
three years ago. and has been I'm active,
militant business spirit during most Of his
life, EIe was engaged In the tobacco
business in both Martinsvllc and Dan
vile for many years. and removed here
after the wal.
In December. 1865, Mr.. Pace entered a
business partnership with the late Mai
VII, reanor, for the manufacture of
tobacco.
Upon the oath Of Major Greanor, Mr.
Pace purchased tho interest Of his late
partner and ran the business most sue
cessfully OF his own account
For long time Mr.. Pace was tho
heaviest bright tobacco dealer In the
state, and In 1882, Mr. Pace sold out and
retired for the active participation In the
tobacco business, but was still connected
With the concern of ]. y. Pace s: Com
pany,
Mr. Pace married Miss Bette viii
month Nenl, of q prominent Virglnia
family, and they have several children,
all grown. He Is n man OF distinguished
personal hcar'ng and appearance, and 20
always cnurtly of manner. Yesterdays
results plainly hespeali the esteem in
which Mr.. Pace is held by his follow
citizens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

speakershlp Of the New York Assembly,
be elected. 1t will indicate that the Pres
ident and his friends are In complete
control OF the State organization, and
that If the President has senatorial aspi-
ra tons they can be gratifled.
There is no particl<ir reason why
Democrats and outsiders generally should
take sides in the contest which Is now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

ernor Higgins as against Governor
Udell, has caused many to think the
President Is paving the way to come to
the Senate when his term shall have
expired. Certain it is, II James w.
Wadsworth, Ir., tho Presidents and
Governor Higgins's candidate for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

raging between the President and the
Empire state Governor, but tho Wads-
worth family history is extremely inter-
esting, and even refreshing In time
when wealth appears to bring such slight
sense Of public responsibility on the part
of the possessor. There is something fine
in the history of the family, always n
wealthy one, yet always alive to the
dulles of Citiznnshin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Fire at Niagara Falls.

(By Associated Prcss)
d NIAGARA FALLS, December 2s.-Three
hotels and several other buildings ada
rent to them were badly damaged by fire
which started to-day in the grocery store
Of Faxon, Williams and Faxon, in the
Easement Of the old Porter Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Chokes to Death On Steak.

COATFsVILLE. PA. December 2s.--
James Thompson, q well-known resident
OF ] ancnster county was oked to death
to-day while eating in hotel here, A
piece or beefsteak was wedged In his
throat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
PACE SWEEPS FIELD
FOR CITY TREASURER:
Continued from First Page)
Continued from First Page.)

mated and re- elected next summer, II he
Shall 70 desire.
1T is expected that there VIII be ie"
II any changes In tho Office Of treasurer
under Mr.. PAGES administration. for inc
present, Mt least. AZ. c. ]. Phillips, who
was thru III tho running yesterday, re-
mains in the Office by virtue OF his recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
AN OLD OLD STORY.
An Impish Boy Set Fire to the
Beard of Santa Claus.
cial to The Ylmes- Dispatch.l

Especial to TIC ITHIes-51sl1HtC1I,J ~
s VIRGILINA, VA. Dec. 2s,--Whilo Mr.
Tuesday night for the Union Christian
Church sunday-.school, and he had dis
tributed about half the presents on the
Christmas tree, some mpish boy set his
Tho church, the largest in the town.
was crowded, SO that even the alsles
MI. Lloyd tried to pull off the burn
ing cotton, and the buckslin gloves he
wore helped him materially in doing SO,
nut for the presence of mind of two nren,
N, address to the Children and Mr., Ar
thur Tuck. of the firm Of Torian and
Tuck, u serious accident would have
resulted
AS II Is, Santa Claus Is very painfully
burned about the neck and he back az
his head. while DR., Drcwry and Arthur
Tuck have their hands and wrists IN
bandages,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

election by the Council to the position
Of chief clerk. which he has held for
5000, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
One Hart Statue of Claw.

|1AE A4oA = 6ldluC OF NldV.
The obstruction OF the statue of Henry
Clay IN the courthouse at Louisville, KY
which burned Tuesday Of this week
served to recall to the mind Of Ken
tuckian In Washington to-day that the
only one of the several statues Of Clay.
made by Joel +. Hart the celebrated
Kentucky sculptor, that is now in exis-
tence is the ono in the Capitol Square
in Richmond. Three years ago the court
house at Lexington, KY. was burned and
the tsatue Of Clay was badly damaged,
though not destroyed. The one In the
Louisville courthouse was completely de-
nolished, the dome of the building falling
on It. The Richmond work Of Fart is
the only statue OF Clay left, as 1t came
from the hand Of the kentucky artist.
a strage fatality seems to have followed
tho work Of Fart. Three statues of Gree
clan goddesses from his chisel have Seen
destroyed IN some manner, and cee-
brated piece OF his, called 1.-THE Triumph
OF Chastity" was demolished several
years ago by q fire in Louisville, Ky.
Hart was one OF the earliest Of Amer
ican scuptors. Tie was born near Lex
ington in 1910. He was a marloe-cutter.
but he gave such striking evidence Of
artistic ability that he was INDUCED to
undertake sculpture. General Cassius M.
Clay sat to him. and was SO much pleased
with the result he helped him pursue his
studies In this country and abroad. Gen.
eral Andrew Jackson also sat for n bust.
1t was after making q marble statue Of
General Clay that Hart was commissioned
to make the statue of Henry Clay which
now stands in the Capitol Square in Rich
lnond The commission was probably
given him by the Legislature. The statue
was placed in tho Square In 1859, seven
years after tho death of Mr.. Clay but
the commission was not executed until
tho passage Of several years after it was
given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Paul Morton's Brother Hurt

LINCOLN, NEB,, Tlscember 2s.--Joy
Morton, of Chicago, who, with his family.
il spending the holidays at tile Morton
homestead near Nebraska City, was
thrown from q horse to-day ana, perhaDs;
fatally hurt He is y brother or Faul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
PAY HIGH WAGES.
Contractors On Underwater Road
Ready for Onerations.

(specal to The Times Dispatcl.l
GREEN BAY. VA, December 9s.---Tents
nro helms. nut down all along the line of
survey of the Underwater Railroad. III I.u-
nenburg, and the contractors will start
tt to Work building the road January. Cd.
They will pay, sl,6' r. day for labor.
this section, and at sllch price they will
have no trouble in securing hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
PETERS-ROBERTsON.
! nlond Minister WEEDS Popular
Educator of This CITY.


ROANOKE. VA, December 2s.-Rev. ].
Sidney Peters, Of the Virginia Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and
associate editor of the Baltimore and
Richmond Christian Advocate, was quietly
married yesterday at noon to Miss Sara
Lee Robertson at the home of the bride.
in Salem. Va.
Miss Robertson was teacher OF music
in the Woman's College, Richmond MI.
Peters is pastor of Trinity Church, Rich
mond. They will reside ut No. 1902 East
Broad Street, that city.
The father OF the bride performed tho
ceremony In q very impressive manner
in the presence Of only the family. and
n few intimate neiEhbors. Tho bride wore
pretty suit of blue, with hat and
gloves to match, and carried white roses.
Immediately after the ceremony lunch
con was partaken OF, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters left on the noon train for trip
South.
Rev. Mr.. Peters is pastor Of the Trinity
Methodist Church and associate editor
OF the Richmond and Baltimore Christian
Advocate. He is now in his second year
at Trinity, where he has done good work.
The minister's bride is a very talented
lady; who for several years has been
teaching music at the WOmnn's College,
this city. 1t is likely that she wi con-
tinue to meet her classes through this
session at least. She has q wide circle
of acquaintance here and is very pop
ular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

Presidents Eye On Senate.
Tho bitter fight among New York
State Republicans, in which President
Roosevelt has espoused the cause of Coy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
JOHN CRAWFORD cHANEY,

Lisbon o.
profession md IN 1859
The Garfield lie
public speaker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

If TRAVELLING IN JAPAN
Or any civilized country, You can procure l.aXa-
tive i,romo Quinine from druggists. All ma
'tlons use It. f. WGEOYE'S signature on box
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE BY MAIL

TO prove the marvellous Medicinal and
Food Properties of Ozolnuslon any reader
OF this paper who wishes to try ts curn-
tive effects can Secure q Trial Bottle Free
by sending Name and Full Address to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Save The Children
Parental Love and Duty Affect
The Whole World

Nothing touches the tender spot IA u
Parents heart like II suffering enid.
BY building up the children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
Ez!l'[![l!, Ea*!l[l|,l1
0ZonluIsior1 Cure

Illus mastered the many ills that once
slapped Baby and Youthful Life; and thus
Consumption and the Anaemic conditions
which lead to 1t have lost their tcrrors.
1t is an especially prepared. scientific
combination OF Norwegian Cod Liver OIL,
Glyccrine, Guaiacol and the Hypophos-
phltes.
There are two sizes-s-az. and 16-oz
Bottles; and the Formula is printed in z
languages on each.
Beneficial results arc obtained after
tho first dose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29
ARMY WAR SCHOOL
TO Be ABRIDGED
Appropriations Won't Permit
Holding Joint Manoeuvres Oh
So Large a Scale.
HART's HANDlW0RK HO0DOOED
Richmond Has Only Statue OF
Clay BY Famous Sculptor.
Fatcs Of Others.
Qsrom Our Regular Correspondent,

WASHINGTON, y. c., December 2S.---
Army officers are discussing, with differ
ences of opinion, the question of holding
While tiie War Department has recently
favored the enterprise, It's estimates pro-
vidlng for the regular army and for the
militia, there is n shadow Of doubt over
tho prospect in view OF the announced
determination Of House leaders that Con-
gress shall hold appropriations down to
absolute necessities. Should Congress
make an exception, tho department Will
arrange for one large encampmont prob
ably In the Middle West or in the North,
and for two smaller encampments, one
of which will be on tho Pacific slope
Western militia men are moving for u
big encanpment in tho far West, but
this meets objection on account of the
long distances to be travelled by widely
scattered troops and the great expense Of
transportation.
The principal encampment Is. there
fore. likely to be held somewhere In the
East. with the final choice between the
Middle North and the South. OF tho
many things to be taken into consideration
Is the difficulty Of finding adequate camp
ground, unencumbered by the seasons
farming operations and FREQ from settle
ment, and without serious cost to tho
departments.
IN virginia, two years ago, where little
or the land the troops occupied was used
for tho seasons farming. the damag es
alleged We're considerable. Again It is
held 1t would be out OF the question to
have the great summer military school
and exercises In any country employed to
any extent In manufacturing enterprises
army oilicers disagree as to tho value
of going to large expense to get out the
militia for training with the regulars.
Some of them say the State troops do not
long enough remain with the regulars to
make It worth while to put them into
camp together and have them so through
field operations.
But the War Department has taken the
opposite View and will ask Congress to
make the necessary appropriations for
joint manoeuvres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-29

Little Jimmie Pace entered in a race
Eating his Christmas pie;
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02

AZ stated In the Eagle yesterday,
John aud Joe Fazzino and Frank
Deninia, the three Italians charged
with the murder Of the Italian
woman near Bryan, some time since.
came in yesterday morning Mt I
o'clock and surrendered 20 Sheriff
Nall. They were placed IN jail
where they remained all day, and
were last night taken 10 Cameron for
n habeas corpus hearing for bond
before Judge J. q. Scott. They We're
accompanied by an officer and by
Lamar Bethea, attorney. Doremus
a Butler. Judge A. q. BEARD and
Lamar BethsA are attorneys for de-
PENDANTS. The habess corpus hear
ing Is necessary because the parties
are under grand IuTy indictments
charging murder. Bail has been
agreed upon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02

Manager John h. Mike Is pleased
10 announce To the patrons Of the
grand opera house that Mr.. Joseph
DeGrasse will appear here Nov. IL
In "Richelien. There has been
some confusion in the date on ac-
count Of quarantine restrictions,
but the date h now definitely fixed
as above stated,
J. VI. Maddox and family Of Madi-
sou county were here yesterday and
Mr.. Maddox sold two bales Of cotton
which brought him the nice sum Of
1880 cents at i0is cents per pound.
The bales were cold by the Bryan
Grocery Co. 10 X. A. Harrison, and
were extra large.
The city council met yesterday
afternoon and approved the bond Of
the First National bank as city de-
posftory and the finance committee
was directed 10 look after the trans
ter Of the funds.
Mrs. y. a. Mott OF Houston, after
visit nj Kurten. left yesterday for
Ballinger. She was accompanied by
left 20 visit In brentwood.
Have your stoves repaired before
cold sets in. can mend any part
broken and give satisfaction. Buy
and sell secondhand stoves. Billy
Griffin, phoue 2l7. novl2
Mr.. and Mrs. J f.. Leonard left
yesterday for Oak Park. MINI. TO
make their home. The Eagle fol-
lows them 10 their new home.
J.E. Mathis Of Reliance was In
the city yesterday. Mr.. Mathis con
templates a trip 10 West Texas at al
early date.
Mrs. NJ. DelimAge and Miss Annie
Zanatti returned To Houston yester-
day, after a visit TO +. Wetter and
family.
Miss Louise Brown returned 20
Houston yesterday. after n pleasant
visit to Mrs. w. ). Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Irvine left
yesterday for Millican, where they
will reside. ....-.
j. NJ. Allen, representing the Kan
sas City Packer, was In the city yes
terday.
John Chopper aud family of Madi-
son county were In the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckinney Of
Wheelock were In the city yoster.
day.
Mrs. : &. Harris OF Corsicana is
the guest Of Mrs. &. II. Estill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

zack Guess left yesterday for Gal
weston.
Fresh tomatoes, beans, etc. How
ell Bros. 2A
Sc. Munroe arrived from Kosse
yesterday. at ...I.
Louis White visited Navasota
yesterday.
G.. S. Jones OF Harvey was In the
city yesterday.
J.E. Player Of Millican was In the
city yesterday.
J.B. Cavitt was here from Vince
lock yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Register left yesterday TO
! visit In Houston.
l.. j. Cox and G. l.. Baker visited
Calvert yesterday.
w. n. English Of Reliance was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Ballard returned from
Houston yesteriRy.
DR.. Geo. +. Lee Of wellborn was
In the city yesterday.
q. II. Dickerson Of Wellborn was
In the city yesterday
NJ. l.. Harris OF Marble Falls was
In the city yesterday.
Rev. w. +. Wood Of Harvey was
in the city yesterday.
WIN. Warren Of Cedar Greek was
In the city yesterday.
J.F. Muihall returned from TT.
Worth aud Dallas yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hamilton have
returned from a visit IN Dallas.
House for Rent - Convenient 20
business. Apply to Malcolm Carnes.
Read Fountain a Co.'s "black.
board" on second page. Changes
daily. d-u
DR.. w. n. Oliver was called 10
Hearne on professional business yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. White and
daughter Of wixon were in the city
Yesterday.
Work on the new warehouse and
on the new hotel IL progressing
slowly. The Battalion. .'
Mrs. ID. ID. Dawson and Claud
Dawson left yesterday to visit in
Dallas and attend the fair.
Fresh bread, fancy cakes, lady
fingers, etc, at the Texas Bakery
every day. Special orders also re-
-ceive prompt attention. Phone 81.
Mrs. Otto Boobme, Prop. DIFF
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02

Capt. O. =. Storm Of the Caldwell
military company has written Capt.
VI. II. Cavitt that the Caldwell COM
pany IL going 10 the state encsmp-
ment, aud will be short Of several
men on account Of the busy
season, and he would like 10 have
some OF the members OF Bryan's dis
banded company go TO Caldwell a
few days before the start te dfjli
with the company and go 10 the en-.
campment near Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02
BIG SALE SATURDAY
By Ladies OF the Methodist Church
N Bargains, Bargains.

The ladies OF the Methodist church
will hold sale OF secondhand ar
ticles Saturday, Nov. 4, In the build
Ing next TO Cole Hardware Co., for
merly occupied by Jake Cohen. VIII
sell furniture, hardware, heating
stoves, swinging and hand lamps,
clothing, millinery, books, aud var
ious other useful articles. Every
body, both white aud colored peo-
Pile, cordially invited TO call and see
the large collection Of useful articles
that can be bought at very low
prices. 2s5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02
"SNOKE UP. 3"

Attend second annual meeting
Texas Leaf Tobacco Growers at
November 18th. Many iu-
teresting and important subjects to
be considered. Tobacco growing gets
a good money crop in East Texas. /.
4 q. y. r. r. offers low excursion
rates.
ID. J. PRICE. G. =. q r. A.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02

The new r. r. laboratory room In
rear Of Gathright hall IL completed
all but the painting.-The Battalion.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown OF Austin is here
10 spend n few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. John A. Lomax.-
The b sttalion.
Mr.. II. ;. Woods, who has been In
a very dangerous condition for sew.
erai days, II slowly recovering, yet
he has not gotten over the shock re-
ceived up to now. His mother re-
turned % Corsicana. Mr.. Woods re-
manning TO look after his son.-The
Battalion.
The Texas University tsam was
beaten by Vanderbilt, at Nashville,
Tenn, last Saturday. The Western
ers were unable ~ Withstand the
Mountaineers aud went down In sad
defeat. Several OF the Varsity men
were knocked out. The score was
80 10 0.-The Battalion
Word has been received 10 the ef-
feet that T.. w Wallace. formerly
senior captain here. is married. He
graduated In 1902 as a mechanical
engineer and 10 now at work In the
Santa Fe shops nc Cleburne. We
wish him happy married life and a
prosperous one.-The battalion.
Il. NJ. Brown, otherwise known as
Reyeille brown, writes 10 his friends
that he has resigned his position
with the Panama Canal commission
aud engineering force. and has ac-
cepied a position at Quito, Ecuador,
ia South America. He will be chief
engineer Of "a new line OF railroad.
going from the Pacific coast TO the
Andes HE was a star end and half
back on the football team while a
student here. The Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-02

The new r. +. laboratory room In
rear Of Gathright hall IL completed
all but the painting.-The Battalion.