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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

- Ia generally supposed iha, Mr.
Carnegie will have to take somebody
along to idcn,ify him tho next time
he wants check eashcd In strange
bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Banker iri Reynolds Of Cleveland
will bear US out In saying that you
must not believe all you hear.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Tho Congressional Record again?
Now we know why we have felt so
lonesome since last summer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Now that Sarah Bernhardt has COM
pleted her memoirs. sundry people
must breathe little easier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

England and Thibet have signed a
treaty. Thibet wasn't anxious to. bus
well. Thibet signed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Tho modern Diogcncs who looks for
an honest man only succeeds In md
Ing fault.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

ESz e. zAze q; e g 8, ::.s II fsi,:s: =;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Jenkins-I didn't care for Hol.
garth's performance. believe ! could
DO It as well myself. Robbyns-
Mercy! Was II As bad a. that?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

100 not believe Pisos Cure for coasunpsiss
has IN equal for coughs and eolda--Jo9H ,.
BoYl.. Trnity Springs. Ind. Fob. Is. isuo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Happiness 10 one thing . man soa-
tinuss 10 search for after he has found
II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

While q man is using hi. nnxsts TO
measure drinks. opportunities slip
through them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

The meek may iahsri, the earth. but
the other fellows ~iS doubtless try 60
break the will.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

women manage to carry their ags
well. by dropping a few years oseas-
ionaily.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

ttSAisx. piiss. ntssrsss rr~srSstsa rttsss t-Es
sssssiss .Iu fsfsss pspa-y " rAsb otS SINENr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Tssr e,-<.r T.tsras ,ssr .sss1 yea sss1
~ s<hiiiiaS's hssa-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Nsa Wsesesv-s Assshss9 syvsS.
20 ss,ss.sa sssthfa1. esstses tss Gsss. tvksseo -
eAAsssAas. asssys ssss. sssss stss ss<L 1xssssGa-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

lmpssssnt - MssAses.
Ezansss sssvfsriy e,.sy hostie Of cAsrontA.
. ssfs asA sat. s,s=say foe isfsats ssa ehisasva.
a sss tai n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

wIfe-Dia you notice how full OF his
subject our pastor was this morning
Iusband-rss. and I also noticed how
SLOW he was efnpsylng himself OF u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
cs.,rs: ssssNGs.E STAIN.

ELITE S111NGo.t: STAIN.
The best roof stain on tho market
Sample color boards to select from
Ask your dealer or Nrits us The
Humphrey Jones M-r. Co. issi Arapa-
hoe SI. Denver. Colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
s,A,s o, o.,e. GU, 2, Tetsse. ~,

Never put on iii tomorrow the ga
emy you can whip to-day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
Mr.. Esiriey's Statement.

IL will. however. be a basis. and a
good one. from which the extent Of the
frauds may be justly estimated.
The statement issued by Chairman
Farley OF the Republican state cen
trail committee last week regarding
the frauds was the FIRST issued from
that headquarters and the facts he
listed construct most convincing in.
dic,ment OF the election machine
which perpetrated the crimes. He
calls attention to the frauds two years
ago by which nine asscmblymcn were
elected from the Denver district with
an average plurality OF about 1000,
and then in the same column of fg'
ures he places the I1T5 fraudulent
Democratic ballots which were found
in the twenty nine ballot boxes opened
In Washington at the request of Con.
sressman Bonynge. There is no tell
ing what the number would have been
II the other 175 boxes from Denver
had been opened.
The statement shows conclusively
that the entire Denver delegation was
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
Insist on osssina Il

Eome gsoeers say they don't Keep
Defiance Starch. This is because Shey
have . stock on hand OF other bran1s
containing only y oa In q package.
which they won't bc able to sell Grsi.
because Defiance contains is os. for
the same money.
Do you want is os. instead Of - OF.
for same money! Then buy Defiance
Starch. Requires no cooking.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

The fussy person quickly sours the
milk OF human Kindness
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

when a man is too old Go be made .
fool OF By pretty woman he's GER
tainiy In the eentenarian class.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
TEA

1t wouldn't cost much to
burn all the money our gro
GERS pay-back.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

nee he seeEsf -S.: he sonidn't rs-
ises into the campaign IL he vanteo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06

Why u 10 the Best
y because made by an entirely differ.
Snt process. Defiance Starch is TN.
nse any ether. better and oae-thir5
lie talks a great deaf more about
his family tree That may account
shady past
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06


rail- Il might be necessary 10 build
twice that distance because Of the
hiily nature of the country.
Following ia the bid OF Denver
fjrm OF undcrtakcrs for the burial OF
the paupcr dead OF the city: VIII fur
uish TO, each burial coffin Of dry pine.
one,Ach dry lumber. piaued on both
aides. with black cloth covering. cof.
IN TO be upholstered and lined with
cloth: a robe. with a grave In public
cemetery and services for the same.
for the price OF one five-hundredth Of
q cent"
The following osYieers were elected
By the Colorado State Beekeepers' As
soc,ation at Its session In Denver De-
cember goth: President, J. Y. Harris.
Graru junction: vicepresidens. n. A.
Oil. Longmont: secretary. II. G.
Aiken, Loyeland: treasurer. Mrs. r.
A. Rhoades. Piatteville: member OF
executive committee. r. Rauchfuss.
Denver. Denver was chosen a. the
place for the next annual meeting.
George W. Allen. Jr., son q former
District Judge George w. Allen. for
mer voucher clerk In the once Of the
state auditor, must make answer to
the charge OF embefziine state funds.
-Four informations have been filed
against him in the West Side. Court
al Denver. alleging the misappropria-
tion Of four vouchers drawn upon the
state treasury, two in favor of r. J.
Cummings for S375 each and two 9th.
era payable to Harry Z. Campbell for
Ssss.2i each. The case will be tried
at the January term OF court
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
mr.. DABNE|Y STANDS A ! D {:
Up 2 FOR 1.-THE YOUTHS 0.
Gets Through Ordinance Allow Y,
ing Coasting Under Ger .#
tain Conditions.

h. q I d z ! - ltf Z
.StAlderrnan w, T. Dabney got through
the Board last night an ordinance allow
ing coastlng wlero tho terminus Of the
rldc does not approach within one hun-5
dret, yards OF the tracks Of a steam or
electric railway Al, N
Tho ordinance reads ms follows: XII
"That 1t shall be unlawful for any per-.
son to coast on any hand sled or other
ike contrlyanco, by means of gravitn-
tlon, down and along any street or alley
OF tho city OF Richmond. where the ter-'
minus Of tho line Of such coastlng ap-'
proaches, or Ia likely to approach, within
ono hundred yards Of the tracks Of any
street or steam railway; but II shall not
be unlawful to coast IN tho manner above
described along any street or alloy Of
tho city or Richmond, where tho terminus
of such line OF coasting does not approach
within less than ono hundred yards Of
the tracks Of any street OF steam railway,
"Any person violating the provisions Of
| Tile foregoing section shall be liable to q.
| fine nf not less than two nor more han
| ten dollars for each offensn. @
#eThls ordnance shall De IN force from
| Its passage" 5i U,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
MAYNARD IS PUSHING
THE He jamestown IN |: { ] \. BILL |
Introduced a Resolution Yester,
day to Make Il a Spe-
cial Order.
CFrom our Regular corrcspondent,)

t4:t8t AIISAlI NytA SNSso
855SNNASEIIN GTON, Feb. 14.-Represent
tlye Maynard, Of Virginia., introduced q
resolution to-day making the bill pro-
yidlng for government participation In the
exposition to be held OH the waters Of
Hampton Roads. near Jamestown, Va,
in 1907, a special order in the House after
appropriation bills and pending Panama
ilegislntlon, II .5i
Ho was busily engaged to-day obtaining
signatures to a petition asking for coll-
siderationE of tho bill, IIo is pretty con
fident the, bill will pass the House. and
at this session, If II shoull got through
the House of Representatives, It Will
almost certainly pass the Senate. There
will be tho strong opposition to 1t III
the House, but it is believed it can be
overcome. Tho fight will probably be
close, but tho President Is urging his
friends to support tho bill, and his pow
terful influence ihus had the effect of So
curing the co-operation, or, If that be
too strong a word, the passive attitude
Of rnnd which Speaker Cannoni Is mani
Testing towards, the, bill. I'll 81
Representative Lamb is making an Of
fort to have the bill amended so o8.as tC
provide that the statue which3the govern,
ment us To- erecs to- commemorate the
founding OF the settlement Of Jamestown
shall DO on James tpWn. Island ,gs Tho bill
provides that the monument shall be or
the island or in the Vicinity,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
ON WEDDING |EVE. . GIRL
EL0PES Witt. ANOTHER F|.E|::||'
Left Waiting Bridegroom and
With Another Wooer Sped
Southwark to be Married,
(special to The TImes-p -pispatch,) )

Fl44474A Especial 10 me IlneS-ulspdtcIhJ AI7iGy
II LURAY, VA, Feb, H,-After elaborate
preparations had been made for the mar
rIage Of Mr., Milton u. Emerson and Miss
AIumlo Williams, daughter of Mr.. w. A.
Williams, which was to take place at the
home OF tho bride, near I4uray. to-mor-
row, Miss Williams left her home this
morning before daylight in company with
MI. Lester Mayer, another wooer, and
driving to Luray, took a southbound train
for Atlanta, They will be married In
South Carolina to-day. Mr., Mayer reach
cd I.uray last night and proceeded at
once to tho Williams home. Both OF the
young mon arc natives OF this county,
though Mr.. Mayer has been living in At
lnntn for some time.
Mr. Eugene a, Alshire. son OF Mr.,
Charles ~. AlshIre, Of Marksville District,
this county, and Miss Laura Y. South
ard, the fifteen-year-uld daughter OF Mr.
II. 8. Southard, We're married ut tho home
Of the e+hrldes parents, near stanley, this
county, to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15

MANY OF II c IN TOWN. n
Grand Masters Rel port5and Other
Routine Business Consid-
cred Last Night,

u The ono hundred d and twenty-seventh
annual conmnnic cf the Most Y or
shiprul Grand aons M
giIll.l VI as n opsned a |fsso clock ~ st
night a Masonic Temple Undue and an
cient form. q, a
4 Moro than two hundred and fifty Ma
sons from Virginia lodges are III attend
allce. 9and Others are expected to-dayfto
( be present at future sessions Of the
grand body. All ofstho u grand officers
except the grand senior warden; were
present last night. and he is expected to-
day. 4s$s 9S 5i5S Al "a sS8 n n
n TN addition to the regularly delegated
members Of tho Grand Lodge, there were
present many visiting Masons from all
parts of the State, the Richmond, Man.
chester, Petersburg and other nearby
lodges furnishing a visiting contingent
that filled the Hobbies and the galleries
around the Grand Lodge room. ~ w
The Grand Lodge was opened promptly
ut the designated hour. with the follow
Ing officers present: sl;
Grand Master-Right Worslipful Thos
N, Davis, OF Lynchburg. 5 n.
Deputy Grand d%Afastcr-Right Worship
full 4Koscluskos Ilemper, Of Alexandria.
Grand Senior Warden (pro tem) fright
lWorshipful3 Edward N. Eubanl, of N ew-
port News. ~
Grand Junior yNardcn cn--1Yorshlpful ]. w.
Eggleston,1 of Richmond, ne &.
G rand Trcasurer-yvorshIpfu Fred,
Peasants, OF Richmond.
Grand Secretary-NV orshipful George W.
Carrington, Of Richmond. si @ 4 sl
& Grand Senior Deacon-W Worshipful John
w. ISellow, Of EAcconlac.5co county.
Grand Junior Deacon---W orshipful w. 3.
McC Chesney, OF Staunton, % H n f5shl vi
Grand Chaplain-W orShiptul George II,
Ray, OF Petersburg. "a 5s ~
Grand 3Tller-W. C. VIII klnson, of Rich
mond.
The past grand masters present, who
occupied seats In "the East, We're: Right
Worshipful r, 7. Duke. Of Char
lottesvile;5 George ". Wright, Of Hous-
ton; II. o, 5Ilerns. Of Halifax county;
Edward N. Eubank, Of Newport News
and 5T, i. Courtnoy,i of Richmond.
Prominent Visitor. 3.
Seated also in the East was Worship
full Cort r. 9IIinoken, OF New. 7 ort, who
for many years has been the representa-
tive of the Grand Lodge OF Virginia near
tho grand jurisdiction Of New York.
While he has been the Virginia represen-
tativo at the Empire State grand lodge
for long time this is Mr.. Hlncken's
first Visit to the Virginia jurisdiction. He
was introduced By the Grand Master
received with the usual Masonic honors.
and made a. short, stirring speech.
The regular proceedings were suspended
and Worshipfnl W. T.. Rhea, Of Albe-
marie county. was ordered to the East"
for what purpose he knew not, Past
Grand Master. r, T.. ", Duke took the
floor, and, in a speech full o. tenderness
and love, presented Mr.. Rhea with q
|l,andsoma gold past master's jewel. 1t
was a gift from his ndlnlrlng brethren in
tho Fourth Masonic District, Mr.. Rhea
is tho grand lecturer Of the State and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
A TRUE CHARGE. | [
Says \ {! SULLIVAN i | IN N
Massachusetts Man. Man Replies
Frankly to Allegations
Made BY Hearst. I,
,AssAlLANT: LED 3 4 Y I. FATHER / r
Latter Z sed Only Natures
I capons and Was A'fter-# II
4 a. ward Pardoned. .5E
= .i3l.ls ~ x 4 z 4 lYaIll7.II.I
.fBY Associated Press.

Ag5i by Associat 90 31'ress.) SiS3
sfs;yYASHINGTON, (, Fob. II lie second
chap for uf the episode hatWee M II s;y,l-
|fiva sof ssac lluse ana aarH9t,
ofs New: york. 3 occurred It'll tho. Z House
to-day when N sully,ar again took 'cIE
the floor on a question Of privilege and
related tho circumstances leading up to
the Indictment and conviction Of his faith
err and himself fortnlanslaughter
h IN decided contrast with tho remarks of
when the two men heaped
upon each other epltllots and, charges Q
a serious nature, Mr.. Sullivan s state
lment to-day was devoid Of any further,
attack onR his collen g,1e,$ and was g stra Ign
recitation Of, the occurrence referred to
by Mr.. Hearst yesterday. N @
Mr. Sullivan was listened to tn mark
ed attention. and was warmly applauded,
many members leaving their seats and
shaking his hand. Mr.. Hearst was not
present during the time he spoke, but
came In later.
Mr.. Sullivan admitted 1t to be true
that on N ovenlber 81, 1885, his father, Eu-
gene j. Sullivan and himself. were con-.
victed of manslaughter In the Superior
Court OF Mlddlesex county Mass. So.
His Father Attacked.
Mr.. Sullivan explained that while his
father was conducting licensed hotel
/ in Boston, he was attacked BY q drunken
man,. FIe (Sulivan), then seventeen years
old, went to the rescue Of his father.
Tie man was knocked down and struck
his head against the. curbstone. became
and never recovered. His
father was sentenced to three years im-
tprIsonment, Sullivan was held to BIO only
technically guilty, and was neither im-l
prlsoned nor fined His father was par
doncd after serving a year and U half.
when new evidence was found casting
doubt on his guilt, Az {ss i N
# Mr.. Sullivan declared that the most TINT
could be alleged against him, was that
he was technically guilty. Of the offense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
CURTIS INV0KES
RU.L...E0 | | |. !. GAvEL |: ]! Il.
Declares James River Commit
tee Adjourned and in Execu-
tive Session at Will.
TRIES TO BLU { REPORTER i I ) :| !. e
Latter R Refuses to Retire Until
Committee ActsN1r. Myers Ii
# Offers Resignation.
.vc Session Will.

There is mutlny In the Commit tteeS on
James River In,prove ovement, arising out
OF conf letting views among. he mem hers
as to how the ;1,5oo set aside to aid In
securing larger Federal appropriation
for the deepening OF the harbor should
bn spent, and It resulted in q spirited
meeting OF tho body last night, during
the course OF which Chairman Curtis did
the very unusual thing of requesting a
newspaper man to leave the room during
an open session. S a8 fs 5s
The committee held special meeting
$to$considerS tho resignation Of Mr.. Ell.
ID. Myers, Jr., who had written a. letter,
stating thai he desired to retire because
he believed the time had come when he
could be Of no further service to the
city as a member OF the body. Mr.. Myers
is one OF the members from the Cham
her OF Commerce, and has trained With
the minority. who contend that the ire
3ouent trips that have been recently made
to washington have not resulted In furth-
Eering the interests OF tho city IN settins
the appropriation Increased. Ono OF MS rs
colleagues, who is very close to him, said
last night ~. Mr. Myers resigned because
sho did not like the way things were go
ing The committee had just voted e Q
return tho letter to Mr.. NJ yers s with g
resolution, ~ asking him vi to reconsider,
when 4 reporter for Tho Times iDlspatcll
entered the room to record the proceed, :,
jings. The members were seated around
the table, discussing the Wasnlng1oh " .o
matter. and Chairman Curtis was pre-
haid;np f eayel hi hand. ust as the re-
norter ] was about to step inside the rail-
inr M the chairman requested silence at the
board, and Informed the newspaper N, man N
that int the Committee was not In session =
and requested him to retire : some g, PEI ~
.vate matters were being a.stusseu, :,
+,vo sesslon?'' inquired the latter.
'.,Yes," was the reply and the reporter 'e '!'',
left tho room. :, :, s5, ss55, 5 53s
Give Diff Reply.
walking out into tho rotunda ne i1V1 no
t,cad that there was no move 70 shut lne !,
door. and when Alderman Beck '''l a entereo M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
TO / GIVE \ ] MA MANCHESTER 81
A new P.0ST'0FF|CE
Omnibus Public Building Bill
Recommends Appropria-
ton Of 10000.
From Our Regular correspondent,)

-aH7 (FTOHl 5UuT IEeB UIIr IrTCUrFeSp1llUe1IE'I' IT
b WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Tle omni-
bus public building bill. carrying author
izatlon for neW public buildings and tho
purchase Of sites amounting to so,499, 900.
was reported to tho House to-day, It
provides for the expenditure of 100000
for a new postofflce for the city Of Man
chester; also $4,000 for Roanoke; 1000
for Winchester and 100000 for Ports
mouth t$, @
For North Carolina these approprla-
tlons are recommended. Ashcvllle, s5o,-
coo; Salisbury, $50 900; lIinston, $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
n. new TRIAL
FOR F|SHBuRN'E
The 4 Motion L ] Overruled y 81 4 ! ! !
and the Prisoner
Sentenced,
GIVEN FIVE YEARS
AND APPEAL TAKEN. 3 \. { !
Judgement Of the Court IS sus- US;
pended Judge Aiken y Uses !'':s'
Kind Language in s3
Pronouncing
the SEN
6tence.

=
8, Especial to Tho Times Dlspatc CHI $$' ssts5
ROANOKE VA Feb. 1A.-1n tho Cor
Sporation Court this morning Judge AZ NJ.
Aiken, tof Danvillc. overrulcd the motion
OF the counsel OF Charles r. Fishburne
for IL new 5trIal, sentenced him for five
years in the 5penitentiary, and his coun-
sel&took ali appeal to the Supreme Court.
h a large crowd was present. With ! the
exception OF the ladies related to the
prisoner. the fair sex was not sS$ repre- t,-
sentctl Nearly AL the Fishburnes were
present. The bar was we'll So lt!'1
Sheriff let called the court 70 org er.3
S3s Judge Aiken's 5 Decision u
.ss. udge Aiken. s decasion IS as 70 ows: ~
53 Gentlemen of the Bnr,-.'The court
Is asked to set aside the syerdlct ouIa IN
S because two OF the jurors sum oned
a under the Ryerirc were rejected by the
n court without sufficient cause. 4.
!. Second, yo lume 43 of the Code pro-;
sssyides that III every case OF a felony
E. there shall be selected from tho per, 7
# sons summoned as aforesaid a panel
Of sixteen persons, free from exced',
S5 may rcJcst four, @nnd the. remaining
s5i: twelve shall constitute the jury for the \
ss#Es trial OF tho accused. Whether the per-
t43e SONS SuNlInOn med tilfe Tree from ScACeP-f
tlon9is a question to be determined by
~ the judge after hearing them under
oat Ii upon their volr4 dire. Is Il 8 S
s5fi35"After hearing the statement and (
answers OF the two veniremen: Frank
Judge was OF the opinion that they
were not free from exception, and ne
# rejected them and called Others who
had been summoned, Until sixteen per- \
sons free from exception had been OBJ
II tained. 5e3 . I. s3JJ 54s "a ), 6 +,
a. full compliance with the law. "a
panel OF sixteen persons. free from eS-
III ception, was thus obtained, and no 4
wrong was done tho prisoner, al
81 though the two persons rejected might
+ have been accepted. But In the opinion
Gl of the court the two persons mem
toned were not free from exceptions
and were iproperly rejected.
'In support OF the second ground (
B for settiYg aside the verdict, II was
shown after the verdict that two of the
jurors had been heard to. say that the \
It'll orshung. Two witnesses testified that
#lS they heard the Juror Draper mai @ use
of such expressions about the time the
4ss% homicide was committed 3t y5;a5
32s "A case substantially simlnr to this.
upon the facts.@is reported in First
Robinson, Virginia Reports. Tt is the
81 Meath case. The court there said
that an inquiry was open and evil
dence was admissible forSthe purpose
OF showing perjuryEnn corruption on
the part of the Jurors. and that 1t
belonged properly to the judge who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
KENTUCKY WESLEYAN
COLLEGE BURNED

5 WIN CHEsTER. KY, Feb. la--Thel
Kentucky Wesleyan College, tho official
school Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,,
south, burned to-day. I.oss,about s75, 900;
insurance, one- third, II is believed that
lilo fire started from an oYerheated FUR
llasas 3is
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