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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
RANDOLPH CENTER

Don't forget the big July Attn celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
The entrance examinations to the Ran
dolph State Normal school will be held at
Normal hall June q, at 3 O'Clock. Sub
jeets-English grammar, arithmetic, geog-
raphy, history and civics.
NJ. B. spooner of Springfield, Mass.
wss with his family az their cottage last
week.
Ell. Boyden was called to Hancock last
Saturday by the serious illness OF his
mother.
D.A. Partridge and wife of Philadel-
phis have arrived at their cottage for the
summer.
r. w. wedgwood of Essex Junction was
guest at the Old Homestead last Thurs
day and Friday.
Horace Morse of New York city arrived
last week, guest for the summer at The
Old Homestead.
Miss Bessie Judd Of the Senior class at
the Normal is sick with the measles and
many are exposed.
DR.. Bailey opened an abscess on Luke
| Parish's side last Saturday and the opera
tion was successful.
Prin. c. II. Morrill, had serious attack
OF the grip last week, but recovered so
that he was in school Tuesday.
| Rev. G. w. Patterson has been in Hano-
yer several DAYS, but returned Monday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Z. G. McMur-
ply.
Richard Day OF Boston, who worked
about here most OF the time last summer,
came last week and is stopping at George
Days.
/ Al Grace church next Sunday, which is
| Trinity Sunday, there viii be evening
prayer at ? 80 o'clock, with sermon by the
rector. All are welcome.
John Kopac was brought before Justice
| W. l.. Hebard last Monday on charge OF
| intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was
fined the usual IS and costs OF s6.5I, which
he paid.
Mrs. David of Middletown, Conn, has
taken rooms at The Colonial. She has had
a son and daughter here sometime and she
brought another daughter with her. Mrs.
David Is a dressmaker.
The Training school defeated r. II. ).
second team here Saturday, II toll. MUIR
phy and Hodges, Vail and Bent were the
Imposing batteries. Training school
made 10 hits, errors; X. II. 5. 20 hits, :
errors,
Miss Martha Gilbert has been obliged to
give up her school at East Randolph on
account OF the sickness OF Miss Bertha
/ W no uul VI ~
, duties at The Colonial. Miss Josephine
Hodges will finish this term OF school fol
Miss Gilbert.
Mrs. Mary McMurphy, wife OF Els
worth {. MeMurphy, died at her resi-
dence in Randolph Center, Sunday. even
ing, June IL, aged 81 years. Mr.. MeMur'
phy moved here, his native place, iron
ST. Paul, nine years ago, and since theI
three children have been born to them
now aged eight, six and three years, re
spectively. Mrs. MeMurphy was De
voted wife and mother, endearing hersel
to all her friends by her cheerful, quie
WAYS and her self-sacrificing spirit. Mrs
} Nett Murphy OF Northheld, Mrs; a; /
Palmer OF Springfield, Mass, J. b. Muir
phy OF Claremont, n. H., with larg
number OF neighbors and friends, wer
| present at the funeral.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

'Tnn't safe 10 be q day without Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil in the house. Never
can tell that moment an accident Is going
to happen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Miami, woodpecker and Cooley engines
on time, S125. = III. ar
Don't forget the big July 4th celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests
The entrance examinations to the ran.
dolpn state Normal school will be held at
Normal hall June p. at 8 o'clock. sub
jectsA English grammar, arithmetic geog-
rsphy, history and civics.
Mrs. c. w. Taft is gaining slowly.
A son was horn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Corse Sunday, June II.
Nv. Downing OF Washington spent
Sunday with his folks at c. h. Taft's.
Joe Edwards, while working on " e: n
Ssrgeutis farm, was taken suddenly ~, ~
He was carried home and Is very SICK D1'
Ellis attends him.
NJ Venvon ~ Richmond and Mrs.
Pafes sisters Of Mrs. c. W. TAFT, VINO
have been caring for her, returned to their
respective homes Thursday
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
EAST GRANVILLE.

Don't forget the big July 4th eeleoration
at Randolph. No admission to contests
The entrance examinations to the Ran
dolph State Normal school will be held az
Normal hall. June q, at 8 O'Clock: SUD
iects-English grammar. arithmetic ge-
ography, history and civics.
Clarence K. Webb returned Monday
morning to his duties as juror at Middle
bury.
Mrs s. P. Tarben came from Barre
Tuesday evening, where she has been VS.
iting.
Mrs. Vinton recently entertained most
eniovablv a number OF friends at an after
noon whist party and lunch
Mrs. simons, who has been with MIS-.
Rirhsrdson few weeks, returned 70 her
nome in East Braintree Tuesday.
Asst II Z a.. .
a...... fla khd You Has alsaIS SeasH
a;' = GZEzZ1z<
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
BRAINTREE.

Don't forget the big July 4th celebration
at Randolph. No admission TO contests
The entrance examinations to the RAN
dolph State Normal school will be held al
Normal hall. June n, at 9 o'clock. sub
jects-English grammar, arithmetic, ge-
ography, history and ciyics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Bowling Green c celebrates.

(specini to The Times Dispa tch.)
I'll ROWLING GREEN, " ~ Jan .5s 20 ga The ali.
niyersary of tho birth, of Genera Robert Fl.
Lee was observed hero last night agat the
Lawn Hotel. II which was arranged Y by tho
Daughters of Tho COME deracy TIL. exercises
sot the evening " ere spent With singing and
prayer by pr. n afannwa ray a5tS3ssss
555 II IL Clonr es yn.fle n rrrnrrai o
address He took s.S h. subject II he ''sou.f-i
marks Eweraa highly Moved. sIgl s4ss5S
Away Down Upon the James River was
iswea ~ sing BY Mrs. Florence smoot: .The
Sword 81 Of Rob IS H. I1e ,,$ was read by Mrs.
Lucy Moncure GU .'The CONQUERED Banner,
wa recited by Mr.. c. Il. Bnlard solo Carry
ii Rack to ID virslnljkq Dom ys'-hTaFt
Ne Back to- Old Virginia. " b.. Norman Nc
Manaways and an address by tJudae +. ~ /.
sMoncure. III 2SiS ys !,
n judge Mon cure after some fitting remarks
gave some ren,inisce nGes lot the war. which
ssiar 81. Psatross 3, eere.
monies " 3ttff
h Tho parlo5s. Il Of the, were de-
4 Grated defats,s Gags and pictures
IN 5 Is si,s first tine General Lee b'rth1av
has been celebrat Sd here and i LIZ the IL ten.
ton OF the Da iUh ers Of the
celebrate 1t evorSi year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Fred eric ksburg Aft airs.

pedal y to The ~ Time s. Dispatch,)
F'RDD ERIcIksBURG Y a., a ] an, q, 81
city at a meeting Of the Sorganizatlo this
AFTERNOON presented eleven crosses q OF
honor to Confederate veterans, MS fol-
lows: II. Il e.. Boulwar re, v. M. Fleming,
John r. Fugit, Robert r, Grogan. Rev.
3 c. p. Fl obday John s, Iett, Hon. Thomas
4 g. q Noncurc, illiam n ash, Robert s.
snel lings, james II, 4 Skinner and Al Al.
I'd Mr. John Blight, formerly Of Loudoun!
county now o. resid lent o this city, has
purchased or Mr.. A. y. Tapscott, tho lat-
5ter's handsome csldence kOn lower Main
Street In this city, Mr.. BLIGHT with his
family wi j occupy the , property as his
a representative Of the proposed Ur-i
lbanniL and RICHMOND Railroad was here
recently and he vs. n hat the prelimI-i
nary work on that line 4 ID progressing
well He states that the people are very
reasonable in granting rights of way and
many of them donate the Same and
others charge small figures. It Is stated
that the work OF construction will be-'
gin In the early sprlng, "a 81, 81 5t3 3 II
n The residence Of 11r.s Reuben Wright;
and family in Caroline county was de-
strOyed by fire this week. Mr.. Wright,
saved most Of Ills furniture, etc. The
building was the property, OF Mr., y, B,s
iIraYers, who occupied u portion of 1t
and lost all Of his belongings stored
there, including q number OF valuable
surveying INSTRUMENTS, i4i s.3
Dir. Frank Kidd and family, or Caroline
county, have moved to this city to reside,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
A THIRTY THOUSAND.
Fraud I||U! !. CHARGED 1
Case Against the Maryland Pro
duce Company Is to BE Tried 81
& at Baltimore. 53S5

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
SSiyYINCEESTER. A. Jam. 20. Deputy
United q states Ma rshal ~ Rhodes to-day
served sUbpocnas on Asa Crismond, j David
Ambrose and ot her promine nt inia
Valley commission rncr hts requiring
them to appear BET lore the United States
District Court at & Eulttrnorc next We'd
nesday TO testify In the case OF the Mary
land Produce Company, Of Ha gerstoEill
which 8 IA eyed ito have de- rauded sship--5
pers throughout the VI LEY OF Virginia ~
receiving produce amounting to about lhir-
5ty%t thousand dollars. for which they never
paid, Mana ger Crawford Is still In New
York, fighting extradstion to Boston On
d charge OF fraud. An effort is al.o
being made to take him to fillmore.
ss 9 lA jury In the Shenar, doah8 County Cir
cult Court. at Wood lock, Jud SO Iiarri-i
son, OF WING hcster presiding to day dos
TcIded the suit OF James SEQ It against DR..
ID. r.. White for the defendant. Scott had
smallpox and lost the 81 Git OF an eye
prior to which DR.. " lutte, who was health
officer. advised him to con INSULT q Specialist.
Scott declined VI comp lily, and sued the
doctor for $1,000. 81 81 Sss ~ ssa SSaE
mon conductor. OF Winchester. running
between Roanoke and Columbus, on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad 4, fell from
his train near Rad ford yesterday and
was badly cut and bruised, q but not fatul-j
~ injured, He was found by q ltrac els
walker. IN conscious and sent to Roam oke.
a telegram received here announced tile
death Of Harry i. Lea &c, son Of Joseph
w. gLeafe, which occurred at Portsmouth,,
Va, where his father is manager Of q
branch OF the Lewis Jones knl ting COM
spany Il o. 6 Winchester. & He 4 had been In
declining health for: many mont his. He Is
survived by his parents, three brothers,
Lindsay, recently OF tho Anna Held 5Operu
Company; Norman, OF the Union Bank,
of WING chester; Fred, OF portsmouth,. and
two sisters, M lsses Ill lie and Nc ellie Leafe.
"A Deceased was twenty one years old. VI His
remains will be buried here Sunday fF
FL Rev. y. u, Northern, Of Newport News.
has been called to tho @pastorate OF the
First Baptist Church, OF Winchester,8 and
has the matter I'M der cons sid Grafton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
THE MURRAY MURDER.
Case Given to the Jury and They
I Are Long in Session.

i Il Especial Ito Tho Times DIspat eE,) iti u
N, q, Jan. % Tho case
charging ": Murray With the I, kling
turned over to tho Jury at u AS this
morning for their verdict, "a 81 = !. St,
Judge Peep delivered q very fine and
charge TO the twelve men,. So
.lcitor Brooks closed tho argument for
the State at 1915 and the charge was
at once delivered. 4. 4
This is the tenth day Of the famous
case; ,i 5 81 u ~ .yl ii,
called In the jprysto SEQ how they stood,
and they stood seven to FIVE, but on what
lines Is not KIN own as. the Judge i would
not allow them to make any, stat cement
this late hour are still In session. a yer-i
dict will proba bly, not be reached before
morning. M il IN VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
\ Personals and Briefs.
THEATRES Still, FIGHT
Wish e M dify the Orr inanceI
M Is8i as to- Aisles $s

The Charter, Ordinance and Reform
Committee heard ia great deal OF discus
sion last night OF an ordinance offered
by Mr. G \ X n llock modifying the pres
.ent one lii relation to theatres, so ns
;tosallow limited numb err OF persons to-
stand in the open space, back Of the
railing in the rear. ;i "a s $s IL III
8g1 Mayor Mccarthy and City Attorney
Pollard opposed the ordinance tsas did
Aldermen Dn bneyt and Beck II. 4;a
1t was def ended by Mr.. b If and final "
;ly@ II was referred to a subcommittee
composed Of B Messrs. Beck. alr3$,und 4
Minor. q 4 l,5}s & tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
NSGA'7'HERED
F:'R.0|.M|'0S'0|U||1'|IH|.S|.IDL |: !.
Belle Isle Water Favored AbyI
Members OF the sigI
/, ~: Council n V VI VI
"DoC' BRokE D 2 FURNITURE i \ R
Circle Organized and Eagles
5g to Meet at Early ,sgf3
Date. sE3

The proposition to use Belle Isle wa ter.
for city purposes strikes 81 tender chord
In tho hearts OF tho members OF tho CIT
Assembly and 1T Is Altogether likely that
when tho proposition comes before that
bod from the Finance Committee, IL
will BIO taken up with authority. & s55
rho scheme promises cheape r A wa ter
and at q cost to the d tyS far below the
present cost, with this wa ter tho old
DUMP house n may BE u abnt,doned as q
purveyor Of water, but II is probable its
may be used as power for the promo ton ,
OF city electrical plant III
At present tho city Is getting q certain g al
number OF lights free OF cost b UT; his
contract 10 limited and the time Will soon
come when other arrangements viii have
to be made and then tho cit y ma v use
the old pump house as the motive power
Broke the Bed.
Robert Andrews better, l In owl. +, as as
Doe" (colored) !, was put g secure -
place last might by Policeman Nnymack
DOG, \ was charged with going ITO the
home Of saral, Jones and Il brea ki ne h q
bed III This undignlfed conduct on the e
part Of Dnc, lied u forth nipllat TIC
Is 81, the part sarah, for she SAID
she had to Sleep on the floor B i KS
The result was hat ne 9 g
sleep the floor Ct the police W. ei9n
II Circle Organized
MistletoeS Circle, was ins On
Thursday night BY members Of a. Ma y,
Circle. Of Richmo md y circle was w! q
organ izcd ~ Myrtle Grove p ruids I'll The
i,stS ~ u charte 1elnbers embraced "a no
Following: II b. Il Greenwood " y Jack
son, /. Roberts, Fl. s.: 1sa.Wleig "a q:
Nv. Gattis, g 4. N h 8Rosendo rf, 2. NJ u sen-l
dorf, q, III sTriplett, ohm onesty, n isse g.
Annie q. Adkins. Helen Adkins. He ADJ
Skins, Nellie Coles. N Alice Coles, r sa5
sWi1go Ruby Marx, II D elia5 s. uar y May
Adkins and Nv. III. Greenwo od.
$$rhe attendance was large and ent hu u
siastic. ss3 55 ia
Eagles to Organize.
5g Those who have signed their arne s to.
THO list designed as charter mem bers Of!
& the proposed Aerlo OF Eag les will meet
4 at Toney's Hall on February 12t h 3 to or
gan!ze. 5E5 5A list OF TWEEN ty-two names has
been secured by Mr.. d u mcs H. Harding
gS The young woman, Bessie q le, fo rnHr-ss
siyS J ones, was y6sterd y ARE ted on the
charge OF \ perjury in re ference TO the
case OF Dobblns, Cole and Marshall The
young ~ oma Il Is \ alleged to have sworn
| falsely before tho grand jury In making
her Original charg gainsta the Young
men. s48t The case wi II come before Mayor
Maurice on Il he 30tll and Il fore Judge
Clopton The nth. 58 y. u.s. 81 4 IN
Personals and Briefs.
~ Mayor Maurice placed II Junluss Cephus
under bonds for tWely INC this MS "a sus-
spicious cha facter. lie / was arrested n by
Policeman Watts, 8S.$
fits AZ PIE social was given asst night a No
e24 McDonougll Street, N the. idence Of
Stockton Street q hurc q II n 5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
NEW TRIAL FOR LINKOUS
The Supr enc Court; to be Asked!
to Review His Case. ri
sneecIa | e to ( RTE -t 14rnes. Dispo:atcl,

Special Ito &Ihe lI1ne6.OlSpatcIl.)lS Va.
s88 BRADFORD. VA., J at. Y 20. mo yetnent
Sis on foo to have the Linko Jus murder
trial reviewed by the Supreme Court ofi
Appeals Frank Norton Lin kouss 60 ln-,
sell has announced mis- Intention to The
clerk OF the Hastings Court, and q SAYS
money Is being raised In East Rad ford
for tina t purpose. This has been 3 done one
very quietly, ana none Of he people cot 4:
Snectcd with the movement III are V vi ling
their names should be used !. "a r he lawyers
y in town think It will be i'm possible for
MI. NJ ortonS to obtat In Ssa writ 4of error
forSt he reason K Int he Il ever Obi ectedst TO-
single ruling ot the otirt% during he
progress Of the trial, and there is no new
evidence Hi The case: n 5iS
81 There are a few people ii town who
doubt tho prisoner s gull IS however, and
they I'LL feel bet ter ga tisfted 3tf he ca SC
lis revIewed and ffirmed by the highest
tribunal In the State. ;5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
CIRCUIT CLERK STRICKEN.
Paralysis Attacks w II. G.
n alker, Of Mecklenburg.
JpecIal to The Time s-Dlspatch.

4g9NpIGCFd1 70 = 11u 51ItttensSI1toPhSO!1.J
r BOYDTON,&GsVA., Jan. 20.--,yY. 6 II. @.
Walker, the deputy Circuit Court clerk,
was stricken down yesterday morning
with paral ysis, and had to be taken home
on the ral road r md 1 VI lille bis condition
will recover. II ,3gg III
Mr. Walker Isl about sixty-iye years
OF age. and Is an ex-C Confederate sol-
der. He was clerk gof the Circuit Court
under the Sid regime, and has been In
the clerks office many years, A sone-
what singular eoincident In connection
with the position of Circuit Court clerk
OF decklenburg $a Is that Mr., Walkers
predecessor, the late w. g. Curtis was
also paralyzed while he held the ONCE OF
Circuit Court clork OF the county, s IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

SPEAKS TO 3 GIRLS. 5S5
,Goyernor Pays Visit Is Rand olph-
Macon w ornan's Cole ge..

Ran ESPECIAL to T lie Time ISL lspltch.) sS
$SLYNCEIBURG. w AZ NJ al. ioyernor
Montague returned to Richmo nd tonight,
leaving shortly aftcr nnldnigh Il over the
Norfolk and Western: He spent the day
quietly and In the afternoon & went to
the Randolph Macon yYoman's College
and addressed the three hundred Il y Dung
ladies VI no are SUDDEN at tho college,
e He was then introduced ito the faculty
and afterwards Inspected the buildings
and equipment, expressing himself de-
lighted wi tn tho visit i. III S8
The Governors splendid address be fore
the Confed erate8 orgunizatt tons last night
has been he subject OF much favorable
comment in the city to-day. VA 3. II i8s
While here, Governor Z NJ Montague was
the guest OF Mrs. q. M. blackboard. Y, s54s 59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
sHer Bod Recovered <: Y = ( !.

SccTTSYILLE. sfl "a. ,i sE jan %. The
3chnrred body OF Mrs. ettieS Ship lett was 8
MISS Clements, yesterday afternoon. t
lis though that the thing of MRS. Ship
lett caught fire II, the ABSENCE q her
out In the back part of the house. which
with building paper, preparatory to puts
ting on wall paper. q This was the first
part OF the house u to burn, and d Mrs,
sshiplett's body was found here the
kitchen had been. SHE vi be buried a.
tho Presbyterian cemetery here on Sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Our cook book
Culinary Wrlnkics /.
mailed free

crew of about 40 sllp-yard mechanics, e.
pSciaily reelected for the OCCASION. Captain In.
tsersol ana his officers and number Of onl-
cinls Of Il tho shp-ynrd company, wi l be
sboard 3 Il Z. Is 81 Il III li;5 Il
The trial board Will 80 aboard the ship ct
Boston Nj SAs vi iiai "a s$ ii
b The shi yard people arc confident that the
MARYLAND will h exceed the speed requirement
!of twenty knots. and 1t liz believed that
she viii break the record for vessels oe her
sisss. hi NJ y u r. aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Sue. the City.,st5

i Especial TO The h ,Tlmes Dlspat ch,) rs
" STAJN TON, RI Al J an. he suit Of
AT. Robertson VS.. the lty of Starnton.t
enjoining tho issue Of the 500 street bond
brought In the Corporation Court this
afternoon and The injunction was granted
by Judge Holt. This Is the first suit sad-7
y!scd by City Attorney Timberlake to test
take will represent tho taxpayers and
a N c, ~ Bra 1t on the city. 5,l is7 i5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Swanson iii Winchester.

8 Especial 4 70 The Times Dlspat CHI
WINCHESTER, ~ AZ, Jun.. q. O1le 4 Of,
In tho Winchester Audi torium assembled
last night to hear tho ddress Of Congress-
man Claude a.. Swan son on the coca sion
of&the cclobrat ton of 4 q eneral Il Robert p.
Lees birthday by General Turner AS hbyf
Camp. III max de q mos t eloquent ddress'
and was MarmlXIap 9s.a s3iSss ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
DAMAGE SUIT.
Carriage Manufacturer Claims
One Thousand Against Railroad

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
a PETERSBURG,SiV A., ~ an. 20 n Decision
In tho suit OF a.. L. Davis against the
Norfolk and western Railway Company.
will be REM ered by Jud ga len IN tho
Hastings Court to-morro ", ", S Y, $
g Mr.: Davis, Whosis president OF the Davis
claims 81, 900 dana ges for alleged neglect
on the part OF the railroad company OF a
shipment Of q horses and mules from
III the trial .of the suit the jury award
ed three hundred dollars and the defend
ant demurred to the evidence. N A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
7'0EUP''SEI Rule.
|: SOLUTION.
john CT. Nein1eyer8 to Oppose BEs .,
Finley Cromwell for
535 vi 81 Senate.
BANKRUPTCY /, ! (, 1 | ] I:
CASE.
The MacNicllo1 Company Claim
That They Are Not Subject 5
ID to$thc Bankruptcy Act. sss8
\ silSII, 4 lyt AZ

~ n Il Va 4 q
Especial TO The Times Disput CHI B s3
ORFo111c, Jan. 20 John C.s 81 Me- te-
meyer has announced his candidacy iIt "
the State Senate to succeed y 4. finley,
Cromwell. The entrance Of Mr.. Nlerneycr
Into the race makes the contest decided "
interesting t 81 "a "A s}t3
THOSE Of the friends OF MI croni VOL
who will support him despite his ueter,l mi;
nation to upset tho rules d irotati be-,
tween the city ana county, say that the
fact that there are three avoYed AZ c q q y
dates iii Portsmouth , should axe ~ he
senator's chance for the nonlina ton quite rs.
bright. ff VI Nj y 9 Gil I'll KS
ne The case OF he Mach lcllol Cons ruct. Oh
Ca. which recently assigned and SWas ia Ter
thrown into Involuntary arkrupt cy " BY
hostile creditors, was be fore u dges yVad--
dill II III the. United States Court y -dtsy
upon tile question. OF the right Of tho court
to ndjudicate the company u loalkrup Il q;
THE contention . is Il tina III the compari v rs
not such q, corporation aB can be thrown
Into involuntary bankruptcy under the
Federal nv. WI S5ss
The bankrupt act / makes all rnaliufac 4
turing sub ect to Its & provis ions, Il but In
this Instance 1t Is claimed that he n actl
Nlchol Company Isl q = simple contra tlngi
company. JUDI So Wa ddll reserved his de- g.
5clsiotl. ,8$s III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
CRUISER MARYLAND,
She Will Have Her Official Trial
Trim Monday.
(SnenIal to%ThA Times. Dispatc al

N lSneNIal tn NH = 'Tlmeat Dspa tch, 3 NJ a.
Y NEWPORT NEWS. .,,5 Jan. 20 ~ Captain
noya n + ssrsol npsolnntsa e command
III the o'ty to-day ana took charee Of the
vessel, Several othesN . Ulcers have been tic
III o.m me, morning at ii o'clock the Navy,
lana wrsleaya he yard and start on her first
Toyagr for Boston. Monday she VIII be glYtlp
her ON rlal trles tylp over the goyerniFent
~ CAPTAIN w, "a. Melvin, local REPRESENTATIVE
az the c.oastw Use .Transpor tntion Company, WI
pilot The shIp, and she ,ylll be manned by q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
a BOY STABBED.
Youth Of Fifteen Painfully IN.
jured at Chatham. II /.
. ISnnnInl fn Tha n ECIll,nrT 1Ia,

8 Especial to The I Times nI1patch MS q
n q! ATTAIN, VA., Jan. 2o,r-Mark Iiurd, q
youth cot fifteen, WAS painfully wounded f III
Fitzgerald while playing With q knife thurs 1..
day afternoon. IIurd Is unable TO walk On
account Of the. wound, which hled profusely.
y Tho boys, both Of whom are about fifteen.
We're returning from, school when tho aceident
occurred Hprd Ia "a son Of a I, r. IIurd 81 oe
Philipshurg, Pa. ] To came to this place With,
: Fltgerald Is the Oldest son OF II, III !, Fitz-
gerald, well,.o.do farmer Of Plttsylyanln
county, near THU place, s &5i hs5 Y 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
"A VETERAN MILO Kl LIED
Al NEGRO ACQUITTED

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch,)
81 n lllYI'O RI ME- yyS Var Jan, q, Tho
Jury In the Circuit Court at IIampton{to-
day returned a Verdict or not guilty in
tho case Of WI liam smlt an inmate OF
the Soldiers Home, who shot and killed
last November. The veteran pleaded self
defense, d < 7gTTi