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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

l.sporatio'il|ll..NN

s IS BALTIMORE, MD, Jan, u. 81 dge
ma than II Csoff, III IN tho United States Cir-
cult Court at Clarks burg, Il lgned
III order to- days upon app Ion .of he
IIiiionaTrust Company, Of II his g lty,; re-
straining tho officers, direct ors ana al az
ttorneys Sof Y Clinchfleld orpora llEa rom
delivering to- George u Carter. vice pres.
dent the corporation, any prIocPcfflty
owned !byHit.g George Blacks tons, prelsa1 !:
don't Of the Union Trust Com phny..5a M
William r.. Donovan we're ~ pPoin ted i re-
ceyers for the South and West crn ta "
I WY Company Of Virginia; s and III The
Crane, 8 est Goa n and Coke Company,
which comprise the propertle IS n rot no
2Clinchfield corporations. "a II
M he courts order Is the result Of suit
brought 4. by tho Union sssta Trust COM
pan ID to- prot ect.s the interests IA Of the
sstockholders Of the corpora tom ~
i synd lcate represented by lle lSss W On
Trust Company. ffered to pay 1850, 900
BforSt the propertles.$ Mr. Carter also made
IN fer Of bout 81 44a s333. 81 and clai7'ed
Is q ave igned a, contraction December
10Th, astfwith the directors 1.-THE Glirch-
field corporation to buy the property IT
When this became PUBLIC proceef So :
were begun to prevent ne delivery :, OF
tho stock t o \ Mr.. Cnrterss
The properties in dispute clude Il the
sCranc's Nest Coal Company. which s
about 100, 900 acres Of land insNNise
and, Dickinson counties, Va, and y he
South and Yves tern Railway n ig5
Tho project was gotten togcth her Ii by
3 George 4 nackistono, presldon OF the
sEnion Trust Company, and iSSsyndlca te
tina Il company was benin ~ E.
The financial depression overlook III this
synd DAT 8 and 1T was ble@ to raise tho
money a required. @ The. identi ficatlo n Of
tho Union Trust Company with proved
Ia burden for a while to that company,
hut recently 1t was able to hand ~ no
properties over to other interests and
protect its Investments.
ID Tho order requires that cause be shown
on January, 30th, why the preliminary
Injunction. should not be made peer!lma.
gnellt stl " 5551s st ssF. ,Rt f}S6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
.SI|M|IAGkS| 4 8lADY's
CHEEK EEK. S 5. / \ J
Young Watkins Turned on His
Landlady. Giving a Vicious
Blow.

IA Great eomnotlon rejgnfd for a short
while at No, 81 East Leigh Street last
evening, caused Il by q boarder slapping
tho face Off Mrs, "a nderson. to whomElle
owed a debt OF gra altitude as his former
land lady. According to the police report.
ID. p, Watkins came to the house about
supper i. time, and Mrs, Anderson. be-
llleYlng he was drink ng, ordered him from
the house. No fused ITO go, According
to one account, he claimed to have paid
for his supper md his supper lie would
have. Mrs, Anderson demonstrated With
him III lNdyllke manner bit Yatklns's
temper was m Whlrllng around, he
sn,acked the llndys check soundly. He
got ont OF tho house In q hurry then.
Police Otiicar Howell went to the house
ind Mrs, Anderson placed In his hands
I'd warrant for the arrest of Watkins, AT
stlatc hour the Ice. had not found Wat
skips, hut tley announced that lie would
500, 10 with themsin the flesh, they
swero close upon him, Justice Johns lecr
stpra toiynorro&. u. this Ca sWou ld he
north q steno graphic Fepprt e s'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
MAKES Nj /! P'LEA FOR
HIGHER EDUCATION J. j ! ]
Professor Page En- ICES s1m-;
portsancc g This 4 Work 's y u i. Il.
(. Southern u Universities Il. II
~ Assoc,clat cd Press,

~ X BY Associate ed q Press "a SS sg
jl I. 5PALTlAiOR RE, N lam AT II the
i closing session Of tho sixth ANIMAL meet
ing Of tthes Association OF American Uni.
v;sp1rsi,les to-day. Professor James Norris
! rage, ofSihs# University fSvirginia, read
a paper paper on 1.-THE Opportunities for
Higher Education and Research in state
Universities. ii g z! NJ sfs s5 l 3
Professor Page referred 5especia " to
the STATE universities Of the South. he
people 81 the great w est he SAID ,,i'are
8pracsica lly3unanimou In fslYoring at. ong
support forSthcr State f,nlycrsittes,5 The
apaople OF the South Will be forced 70
follow, their; cxalnpl Is for no q hcrrc q,
son, In ordersto bring about the great
material nplift which they arc conf dltently
expecting Southern peopls arg 5liot con-
tent TO lag at the rear g 4 he process ''.
slon,nl II Fl X XII I'LL ~
RI Professor Page said that hero vas - n
Increase ii, 4 lln reson rce Tie SOU llern
Hstataf universities of one hundred PEI
cent from 1897 y, tl,tate yyslfit
az ri worry lllgh order is being epld 'ic So
notably fnt Il tic uniyerSi III; ol yirgints,
tho Lniyerstty OF Nor tn Il Carol na, ne
Ellriyersitys Of West VirGl nta, and the
|, UnlYcrsltY QsN si!sslssip,pi. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
COMES EHEM !. ;. \ B
'DEFE NSE o F8ly MINISTRY
The Premier D nounces His De
tors in measured Terms.
Bitter Attacks By the 0p-
position and Scenes. Il
u s.sI Of Wild Disord der
s,I55tl5 N. Prevail. .,95Es
Y.
.1py. lA,acscIiIa,ed u Press.ls


'ARIs, NJ jan q - I'retnlo Ccrfbcs'a
.cabinot weathered ano ther storm Saf ter
b / SESSION q the Cha N Der iof Dep,it sess
LASTING until o'clock this morning pr md
6ecurcl \ d ma forty . {. ten OF, q mo lion
supporting tho declara tions of he min
sistcrs and approving the policy of the The
government u * $,,3i ~ s35f
rue result wac achieved q ftersn5 81 debate
ND ked BY frequent WIG len To tercat Lions
8tbrsntcn.ng d free fight and during The
gcoursc 81 which an onpoati Ion, & d deputy
Efouris he'd a sd ucepal,R = The face the
d eli, ..cr. Tho MAJ ooirity, although not
large, Is considered sufficient to insure
the retention Ii Of the ministry Premier:
s Comics made Id vehement d fcnse OF his
sn,in,ytryS and ia denuncla lou Of his de
tractors Y hey are the So me en- who
ught to protect I5stcrhpzy, V who q 81 ori-
fed Colonel Henry q nd " To- n DIV seek
L osarouse tho army 4 IL he pitch OF at
tempting coup Diet Ia t, sal q ~ Combcs
ne premier refcrred u Tho ca lumnies
which liad not spared his white has re-
lie wished time II % conplet h the york
against the rel slons ms soc!nt Ions M ~
the IA ran try was TIA ned "a. llos said 81
would proceed d to- consid er9s he glinc olI1e
i ID <, ana A the separation o. q f1urch and
state. but t!iat J, he la er ol,ld be rnodi-
! fled So as to avoid any spirit of Int olcr--I
snnce. n sisS I'll II ss$ u 3s II
S NJ r ibot and Bos tack ed 4 he ministry
the latter declaring I hat 81 VI Combes.s
policy Was one fal hood saild dis:
sinful III Ion. An Ind scrabi lie q tunnlt folr
loved The n Social lists send Favored e to
seal tho benches I'd mon, bcts ION the Eop.
1 pos,ite side Of the ChaMber and amid
cr;es u .Trait tor 4. q,
sttlie Presid dent tnporari siis perd Cd the
session.
The violent scenes we're renewed zen
tie 4sc lion. rcslIfn cd $It q sitting e
shey sovSfr nenl .,ae
sYote was 80 4toG 30 w a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
IMAM WH01TR||.E.0.T0
BLOW #UPTHE UMBR|A
Gessler Rosseau, Caught With
Internal Machine, Thought e
/, Have Tried to Destroy Ship.
I fRy .A.p.oeIatI,ed PrE,etszlz, !

10y S'Fce1
fFEIIL4ADELPI HI A.. y an. petec-.
'tlves from New York and Washington
are expected here tomorrow for the 5pur-.
pose ot Identifying Gessler Rosseau. the
man who was arr sted \ here yesterday
with an Internal machine In his posses,
sion. 81 SEX ssSJz5 \,
Inspector Nc clusky.o OF New York, was
in communication to-day with Captain-of-
Detectives Donaghy, ofsthis city and ask
cd for forty-elght hours In which to pre-
pare hts claim for the prisoner, who tho
New York aut horlties are positive Is tha
man who att mptet' 10 blow up the Gu
nard Limo steamship umbria, In May,
1908. Captain Donaghyg also heard from
Washington and was Informed thatsphoto-
graphs OF Rossean had been identified
there as Thomas Frank, who had ut-
tempted 70 destroy the statue OF Frede-
rick tho Great, by hanging an Internal
machine ON the fence surrounding the
stntne, x. ~ is ~ + 3
lsosscaus GOODNESS and nerve does not
desert him. He sits quietly In his cell
Mt the City Hall and never complains. I
made IL lnistake. lle said to Captain
Donaghy to-day. nbut ! have nothins
further5to say, II you want to know any
thing about me you will have TO find II
Tout for yourself 7 can help SO 81; !;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Great Gathering xpcctBe ~ at q;
s1ndianap What VI 4 !. I'M ii be- 81.
M eli Are seeking
8. 3
4 4, "A v. ~ J &
y By.1 xAssociated Press

IN IND1ANAPoIIs q: Jan 4 liners q
81 luminous and ait hracite coal are Il
;riying for their tionai conve hiclt
|sbegina aioId cpal ts1
|sthat pre- tiops for az
other great struggle batween the 4anthra-
isclte 81 coal operators and sthe Jnited n Inc
workers lwilIsbe laid. The scony ton Will
devote a part Of its line to- planning ii 8
Tor, a war footing 4 for tho organization
80 that 1t will be- able TO meet and make
dem nds Of the anthracite operators on
April i. 1905. m ;sil
10 miners want 4 HI
1. Recogniti ton. Of the union. 81
ne a Joint contract such as IS, existing
I'M the principal bltumin GUS istricts COW
lcring at lea st "a yea 7 s3
8. The Fad option $of the y heck of sys-
ITEM BY tho anthr otto companlc les by which
they, is tic hi luminous operate RS now do,
will collect tho union dues at the mime
The plans to put the organizatlo lon! on
SaSw.ar footing provide FOR q full 81 900, 90
treasury fund. a thorough orga ationSin
the; anthracite districts and the pitttng of
the bItiniinous operators OF Central md
Western g Pennsylvania II Ohio, rs Indiana.
iowa, Illinois. West 5sy irginia, Maryland.
Michigan ana the South and West against
the anthracite operators I. q &.
The y blthminous opcra tors y OF the CEN
q trail 5competiu tive dis rict last Il April gave
the miners gan Ia ton advantage over
I the anthracite operate when the strike
commission award expires with the offer
ITO sign a 1.-TWO years wa go sea e. This
contract was entered In Western Penn
,tr II,xs.t
Virginia, NJ Kentucky ssi owa. lbs cl1igan,
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Indian
Territory and "a few: otherg States, I'm fhct,
8inaall OF tho principal bituminous districts
except 81 ns Central n Pennsylvania, NV hlch
made d contract expiring April 1st.3s this
year. and In a Alabama which held to
July contracts. and In Tennessee. which
held to Its September settlements, BY
changing tho southwestern district con-
tract SO that It SSwill expire on April ~ !,
s1soG, 8 instead of July !. 1906, thcamlners,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
We're L Married At I.
M|DNIIG'IHIlIHH0|!u.|R||
Mr.. Bristow, Of Virginia, and
Miss Bringelman Married Mari q n Y AZ a'
Il O'clock as IA. Whinl.
snecIal 10 The Times- I Ispat ch,)

~ 1Spec TAI III Il1Iea y WI WI OK
ri NEN5 70 IslS, JIM. a ID ems ~
has been made Of the marriage iof \ Miss
ST liza Il. & Brlngelnlan. dapghter Of Mrs.
Margaret +. Brngelman, formerly OF GIN
clnnatI, to Mr. Harry !" 'fi son
of Mr., and Mrs, Calvin, BrlstoWi of tiampy
ION. ton, va. The ceremony was performed at
80 Thomas Street. Newark NJ tho res
.idence Of Rev. DIR. VILLAIN u, Morgan.
ma sto,, az Central Methodist Church, who
soffIciated at | o'clock In the morning.. !, !;
nh desire Of the couple to get married
tnt that hour was nscribed to sudden
lwhlmt on their part II was explained
sthnt they had contemplated trlnolly
for some time. twas. not until tho bride
arrived at her hQme In Newark that her
imonther learned Of the wedding,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Big Area Exempt

Especial To Tho Times Dispat ch.> 5#
Si BRISTOL, TENN, Jan, 4.r-lt IS au-
3thortatively stated that the sale OF the
rail way and coal tpropertle the Clinohr
field corporation to the Clrcins att,
Hamilton and Dayton Iailwa y Company,
docs not include "a 900 acres Of !.the{former
conpany,s coal lands In Il russell county,
va. on which are situated the Lawson
mines now yielding sixty carloads OF
Goa! Sdai 81, n FIX ,s si8 1. ~
M Having DISPOSED OF the bulk of his
Virginia Interests It Is understoo cd y that
I George IL. Carer Is negotllaati FOR an
goptlnn on another large tract ofScoal
lands In Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
J JAPS 81 FFERa Il EAVIL.'Yl
They Adya1ce On y e asked s,E|'s!:l
Battery and gilnert
4 4. most Annillilated,
3 nv. 4 sseciat ted Press:)

8TASuDY.APUi (unda ted aysssss OF
January 9th tho apanese 9bo NIB I'd ed ~ he
Russian posi- Ions to he n n, and left
OF the railroad .w 18th UNI ccust toned Vtgor.
aa $ on January Il h, at lock ne
morning japanese reg ment q q dy.nnced
In tho face of a furious fire from bat te e
les and rifles, drove back tho Russian out
posts, who drew on the ] japanese TO IA
masked bfattery.. ana Ia ter lowed tlenl
TO come oil suddenly y. n the RUSSIANS
/ opened a murdorous fire. the IN fan ry at
tho same time falling on tho III pan'ese
tanks. Tho Japa neses reg linen y was 81 al
most completely annlll1a ted ,! and tn re-
maindcr tied In Wild - tsorde r, le;ty 8
heaps OF dead and wounded on The tield, /
Tho Russians pressed tho pursul Il and
took tho Japanese pos ltions y alslary loQt y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
slNTERC AIN GES VIE q
sAS OI,QVA,D TN Z J! CHINA 4 I \! !,


#Bya Pau II LAM I'll.

ESPECIAL Gable "a The r ines ispat OH
oNDON ,s5 ia ii, VI isauio tng news \
srca chcs here to-day from the Ea sts coi,s
c,,esrrnire TIE possibility China ecoInp1sS
Ing involved In the Tug ogrsessS!
Manchurla, It IS from
private adviGesS that hineeeG soy rn-;ss
mert Is disposed 81 ke ho chassss
lcngo thrownSd by Rus and y fi1s w.
sia makes hostile nstra tyr, leE$
lis said she viii find china read 70 slne
|8rer5 moro thanShal t way rio ghine csc
becoming thorough W. col yinced VI M.
tory for the pd neso n ca no
tho Chinese Empire, and " the $nossl bilt Van
of gaining sufficient time. to prePa rDs
defenses against any N future aggrse sslonls \
by the European 20 Ners, s5s
4Itg Ii thai y
encourag el the ftIusstLass u
SnlSthe trouble Spossib Ell and mo t$i
probable that she has conni we'd e tf1e
smuggling OF rms an alllt1auri lion
the Chunchuscs, even he has ~ ot 81
gagged Si,l tho sbusine Of ciatly ere II
Sonl y ono point mt eli sR ussias ca l$ now
strike China Ia long the
$Liao hinesoII fficers CONN
n,andllng the te 1
der arc not oIl y. bu anxI QUE,
meet the Russians and q care thu. an
attempt III mad INV Chinese terrisB$ss
tory they will allow TIL world = " he
reese are gig
cam git.
b ! atiions Are 4 G ferring :sss
that sha q AREA II l bean.
an Informal iite rchan Sc ~ sne-.sS
tween the for gns 81 Cos
France; Gcrn1dn y an INIT e1 81 atesiS
aata Y tbeN taks ,,tl
neutral talnt ua.
ssn l1realt
tto3invade Chinese terri " Am
Visible ofS course. This
definite inforlna ION asS to III t,ireao
tho tntcrchnng es 4; but tina tSstts
will DO Vi I'm possih les to uni ia &
OF action, and tt Isl this fact lea s
Ito the belief that verysgraV in erra ttonalg
compic Ions are possib met PRO 5a-5
Ifble.S ssi NJ EN-
vices from osi o. say is$ the gennralg
opinion there n hat II 4 ma Ing the
and threats to iinvad q China. r usstns iSss
playing for,gthe 8intcryent ton OF the Pow
Scrs so that slle max be able to WI thdra ~
from tho impos sible t pos tion, l,scilS
the constan les q ogoS and Oyan,a
have placed her. and be etla bled 10 make
peace at tile insist ces Of; the III Powers
without formally ackn owled lying de feat
1.-THE hands or pan lone Isl said q
mot only has Japan trlctlys bid ed
her agreement the beginning Of IfS
war, to locnlize llostil tiles but has wink
cd at gross viola tons OF neutral or, thof
part OF tho Russ MS &s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
20 CAT E RAIL DAD FROM
MARION 3lrn u n HkcON CITY

N yIFAssocIatd f'rcss.) t83,
sSS WASHINGTON, an. ia corps /. Of
Southern, 2allr oad engineers nj 4 take
tho fold u Monday for the purpose {
sloca ting. q railroad line etween Afar.on m.
~. land Johns on City, 7 enn, The
proposed road WI make pos ible a short
line between the Virginia Goa fields and
the seacoast at Charleston, and viii also
give the Southern read y access from, tile:
coal fields To- points In North Carolina.
South Caro-, Ina and Eastern Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
PRESENs'T7.ss 10 !! PRESll DEN !,
By AFRl CAN MISSIONARY
nv As.yotrcInIedS p, oss. 4!

by Aesocnted ri oss) 40 ~
Ell yYASIIING'TONEE9 Jan. lam 4 II.
Sheppard, whose homo cl ~ lis Stanton
ya,,jLnd who for tho pas 4 fourteen years
has been a freshly terla II miss 'oharyii IN
the Congo FREQ State, too ayy, presented
to- tho 5Presid lent, IA han dsolnes rug cover
lett Of palm fibre lincns and asunlquat pipe,
{nlla q fs;t he 4 ticlss heing man aoturfa
and used by the nat iYesi 81 Central Afr ca,
Sheppard told II tho !, President that sliice
4 lie went to "a II! ca a l,o natives hayeljn-
the Bible n their ma tive language,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
RUSSIANS DRIV ZEN, BAG *.
Routed From the Old Town lot
New Chwang and Sustain
Nj Heavy Losses,
fRvIT Asss,,r,ated Pres.,.,

p CENERA4. !. 4, : ). s,iN4 s n l.,5ADQUAR-f
TIERS IN THE FIELD, via W SAN !, y an.
l4.--A body OF r russian cavalry ma ds, n
Sraid south this week OF hprasslng the IapY
anese lines OF communic lea tion, TneSSall oes
cup.ed the old town OF New ;hWA,,g,S
whose population is entirely Chnessss Sl.5
Thursday Japanese Infantry attaa#ss
Z rha Russians and drova thena trsns 4 ts$
town. They LEFT nifty dead, One at,s,,8 ss,ss
was killed The raiders, who $eto$ ~ ss36
Lao River INTO Eneusral teglls s3Ss
supposed to number ABOUT S,A.
There was some IN .errl ri % n Of
communication witt ne soul b 81 Nv enlls ~
day as a result Of the rain, ppt the dan
age vas immediately repaired, igi s RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Manager 55St. Asasphs
is Sentenced to SIX
MOnthsSin Jail
TAKES sAN APPEAL !, I ! E, \. ] y.
AM IS gu Ts OF B ALL,
Although II Is p eclared the
Place 4 IS Closed for Good, . II /.
rs Believed There \ Are ''lL' &.
Plans on Hand to-
Contest the Law s$
/ Further. s533ls5

q, Is !, /. !, \. !, !, J,

81 (Fro,,i; Our Rogulars corrosp ondent.)
lvAsHINGT IN. an. There --7, her.
|isl no the slightest doubt that tho ceie--;
brated ST Asnphs book making e stab
|ElIshmc iii, Virginia elscsn AlexAllsttla
and this city, IL closed tig sand that y
win rsmain closed fer some time tfS not
I'd ,ldgo III. 3. a ittins Alexa h
drin to-day, u sentenced 81 touls Barge he
mana ers OF hos place, to M y q III OF
500 and .sto serve ia term OF six rnontlhl
nm jali. An 4 peal iwlll 30 70 the
CORPORA ton Court, and It Is ~ ne lilte u
ftdnSof counsel sorl$ side 9to rs 2 = TIC
case Tiers CO =
neceasary. NJ II
Other cases eftecting tho taclle - of
tho pool room Werc cob irlued IN Al'ril,
Sthe men being Al lowed to- aep;lrl oil their
Own re eognlzan & Barge was &tid Omitted
to ba. intnc sum $40 'lle$trnl to-
day attractetiS a large crowd largel con-
posed OF sempl Dyes al tn no ~ room afld
$freaier1t ers OF the place from his cit ".
INC as L, ot spccia lY terestng,
"a s there we're noSneyv cts dis closed NIX
& The most interest Ing feat 81 the day
was the statenien mad p by Nlrs&.c ;.f q.
Carlin of counsel fort he tls ting 4
the A CStADllS lllnenLN ft5sSpo
closed III that ID closed and .l
{thattl was he iiltcrti me pro-
prietors to eopelii theSc p { l1
5dria or lseWherc so far Wallss known y
to- NM. W.
nc men were tried on rrants issued a
5atstheE nee OF Brent 3 q Conn.,
sI1onwenlth s attorney for. lexand ria. The II
pool room III local bin u q mile 4. OF
tho city limits the Spo Ice l
OF Alexandria have con clirren urisdtc
stions;Wlth atit tics esxandria3
county s.} tT1is decl dsd t,ys Judge
II tcol, Of tn Circuit Goilr
AIr.aBreht put Chiet 10 leo abste
81 exandria tis testify tst
to thcs lac men g rr ~ "a
wore c11ga ged lie bts lss boo is
making at st. Asap Is
lor testified ITO the ils OF the t,ian-:
.ner in{whichf the business was con Quoted
n. tf ~ 1913 The De tense r.
Is. y. oro 4 i, 4 \ ~ .aa w,
4 = Nat
s.al tI ~ affn rard ~
s.tI I, n III "a.
y ~ IA
tla sta
~, ssnont
!! W. ~ i !,
ST. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
MRS. Wal TER HITMAN 5WEDsI
GEN. M ATTHE.VV 4 {, u 81 TLERl

e BY AsHocia ted Press.) 81
sSN'EyYsYOR ~ J lam IA &C aneral Mat thew.
,C!. Butler. formerly United States senat tor
from South Carolina, Il q nd Mrs. Walter
Whitman, Of New Il y ors, a were married
to-day In Grace Cha nj ry By. til Q Rev,4 !.
IAicKiln. Only q few friends OF Gen-s
''cral ana Mrs, Blu Tier Wero l,resetl The
bride was 4 g iycn q va y by Patrick Ca IN
Shoyn and Perry Belmont was best man. q
q Siicral Butlcr's home Is In, Washing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
.$D[:ECl.lN rs tT Q TELL i /, !. I, \
MOTIVE OF G E I, I O Q ] NJ
Witnesses Baked When / Pro .''.'1
y as 10 Their 2 rienc es -. The 4 \
a Judge D clarcs = ..i
Il 81 nous Marriag es Are u
81 N ows q Thing 81 III
\ NJ the Past. 5;S $s
!, 4 4. press. y

W sIIIIEa !, D j, Ian Eleven
", essea testified be fore the Sen.
I ~ Committee on and Elcc-
ftions MI |, the invest ton q M pro.tsas d
q gaii,st the seating q i.t ~
III IA fain Utah and Of the q ormon
endoWnIcn t3housa8 ceremotl K. "a
several vi tnesses said the ceremo on M
& 81, ions tint were II co 2
wi,l9tlle duties ci ttzcn To- l'is# 5tate
c,h i, Burrows asked two The, the
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CONTRACTOR IN CTED FOR u
..ss HOLDING MEN 8 IN PEQNAGE

& Is 81 sissa fDy IA ssoclated 3 Presy)
C.,$ JaIl.& y st hoHns
assistants, were Ind ed bYa tho Federal
grand Jury ut Columbia day, on the
charged . q holding d. mum bers Of aborers
at ...le5 phospha to mines In $peonnge Con-
sui Gu Sotille. q OF italy. went up from
Charleston ITO testify before Is the jury,
complain having been first made o him
by an i Han, who escaped from cnr1p
and wnlkcd- to- X hisic to- ask for relief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
.FOUND UsH q: J skulls $ Jl.!l!
HUsBAN DS U NDERI ARREST AZ ] r: ;:,l['.
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5'cHAT,TANoo & JAM. A.
Mrs. James Roberts, wife Of a former a. a.;
dorn,an OF this found f lead. at
her home near the orgla Inc Il, e.! g, feW
mics below thsscity to-day. Her skull
was crushed. and various bruise s were
about the face and bod Il ~ %
has been arrested ana ,is now in ..H .,
Walker county Cia:) EJail cnarseG. VIZ,