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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Shake Up the Police.

The long heralded "shaking.up' in the
police department is at hand The Board
OF Police Commissioners has asked for
the resignation OF Chief Of Police 7. A..
Johnson. who was appointed nnner the
Moss administration of5municipal affairs,
and, If the present programme is carried
out, Detective Sergeant J W. Reynolds
will become chief of police on August list.
The board merely notifies Chief john
son that reorganization Is proposed and
suggests that he would do we'll to resign.
No charges are preferred, and. no reason
is assigned for the action The chief has
retained Attorneys Ashby and Reed to
handle his case, but will not at this time
make a statement concerning what he
proposes to do. The board meets to-mor-
row night.
Newport News Lodge, No. 315 B. T. Q.
Elks, opened ran indoor lfairGat its new
home on fThirty-second Street tonight.
Mayor Thornton T.. Jones' OF Hampton,
conducted theaopening formalites, which
were preceded by a lantern parade. Many
visiting Elks participated in the parade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
( SWANSON SPEAKS.
His First Appearance in Fluvan-
ma Well Received.
Especial to The -Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
PALAiYRA, VA, April 24.-Congressman
ClaudesA. Swanson spoke In the Court
house here to-day to the large crowd
that attended court. Judge John M.
White, after entering the usual uncon-
tested cases, courteously adjourned the
court for the speaking.
This was Mr.. Swnnson's first appear
ance In this county and he was only
known BY reputation, consequently he
was listened to with close attention. He
was warmly received and frequently APP
plauded. His speech was free from per-
sonalities, was on n high plane and was
delivered IN n mnsterful way In fact. It
was one OF the best speeches ever heard
here from political standpoint
He declared himself in favor OF good
roads, the bettermcnt OF the free school
system. and n gradual change to the book
list, advocated the working of tho con-
5victs on tho-publlc roads. referred to tho
benefits to flow from the construction
OF the Panama Canal and tho Jamestown
Exposition and said II made Governor, no
would appoint men rs members OF the
Corporation Commission who would nl-
ways look to the interest OF the great
masses of the people.
His tribute to the greatness of Virginia
and Nlrginians was II splendid one de-
livcrcd In mnsterful way
Mr. Swanson made friends by his first
visit After he concluded Mr.. r. a. t..
Smith OF Goochland, presNted his claims
for the Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
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education, and for the Single list" He
said In part: 4
I'VE want longer term OF schools;
we want better schoolhouses; we want
the best school teachers obtainablc, and
we want TO pay them better If I am
Governor Of Virginia I stb.ll advocate
the use of the States money for these
purposes.
Il hope to see the day when every
man in Virginia. rich and poor, will
send his children to the public schools.
because these public schools should be
the best schools obtainable."
q. Good Roads. ~
Lieutenant-G Governor Willard advooat-
ed vigorously the good roads" move
mont stating that The believed that
there should be a State supervision Of
roads. He was. he said, in favor of
working convicts on the roads. rather
than having them work for the Davis
Shoe Company at forty-avc cents per
day. competing with honest labor Of
high class. rs, @ ri
"You farmers pay more to haul your
wheat to Petersburg than It costs a.
Minnesota farmer. to. ship his. grain to
Newport News Cheers greeted this
remark. Is la
In speaking Of the system OF auditing
the States finances, he said that he
favored the plar Of having one auditor,
to take in the money and another. to
pay It out. TO approved. he said, heart
lily of the Corporation Commission. and
continued:
IF am Governor of Virginia 1t will
be my aim and object to maintain the
same high state of efficiency that now.
exists in that body" In conclusion he
said: s8
& Il have outlined to you some Of the
plans that l favor and which j believe
will advance the State. DO You believe
that am the best man to carry out
those plans? That Is the question. If
the people of Virginia believe that
am tho man., then it shall be my aim to
carry out these plans, with your aid,
and to uphold the.laws of Virginia with
out fear and without prejudice"
Three cheers were given for Willard"
at the conclusion of his speech He
left for Richmond tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
ELEVEN EASTER / j
BRIDES ON TRAIN
Mrs. Gill; Carries Many Happy
Cooupllessst y AlY't:a1 as! il
to be Wed,
MARRIED iPGI ARE REUNITED
Differences Settled on Train and
Husband and and Wife Nli Begin
Life Together Again.

WAsHiNGTo mt. &. April 24.-eMrs.
j. r. Gill matron Of the Richmond Male:
Orphan Asylum, who conducted her usual
Easter Monday excursion'.to this city to-.
day said tonight that eleven couples who
came with her will return to Richmond
as brides and groOms.
The following licenses were granted
Virglnians in this city to day, and 1t is
understood thateseyeral other couples who
came up to-day will secure marriage per-
| mits Tomorrow:
i. J. Dowell and jamie Shiffett, both OF
Madison county, Va; Clarence 3. Ora
ham, OF Mddesex county, Va.,sand $rlor-s
ence Chcsser OF ST. Mary's county Md
Richard Lawrence and Belle Ladd, both
OF Richmond; Roy L. Whitcomb, OF New
port News Va. and Margaret r. Ellin;
! Lewis Davis and Louisa Bryan, both OF
Leesburg Va.;i Ormond a. Flournoy and and
Minnie King, both Of Richmond, Val
both OF Caroline county, Va; Joseph w.
Hates, Jr of Richmond, Va and Annie
II. Adkins, OF Manchester Va John J.
McEvoy and Alma b. AlcCauley. both Of
Richmond; Alonzo 3. Mann and Leona[
| Terrence, both OF chmond, Va; George
e. Pollock and Bessie r. Colvn, both OF
Richmond. Va.
~ ~ III IUl hUOWlAy t''eAs Ns'A
named came to the 8city on Mrs. G,lrs
excursion. but the greater portion Or
them did so.
Couple Reunited.
Several Of the excursionlsts are inter-
ested in a romance of another character,
which they arc sure they discovered to-
day Among the sexcursonists were q
couple who were welded some years ago.
Observation-Disclosures arose, and they DRIFT
ed apart For some time this estrnnEe.
ment has existed, much to the regret OF
mutual friends, for they are each popular
and esteemed for sterllng worth. IT 10
declared by those among tho visitors who
know them that on the trip to-day INC
differences Of this couple were MADE up
and TINT they will go home With the IN
tentIon Of once more taking up the duties l't
Of life together.
Tho excursion train consisted Of ten
cars, and brought total OF 40 persons,
They scattered soon after reaching the
city. Mrs, Gill and q large party went
to Arlington this afternoon, and some
went to Mount Vernon while others
visited the public buildings Io,nlsnt
they are at the congressional Library,
the only one OF the government bulldlngs
open t at night, while others are at the
play The cxcursionlsts Will return nome
"Wednesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Carolina, az; a. and M, 9.

RALEie;u NJ G..F5Aprl 24--'rhe Unyer-
rlty Of North Carolina defeated the 4. nm ana ~ y.
College at baseball this afternoon W 'as
score OF to q. "a. 5ssF.,,.t
i lseasay pitcher. gsne; ana ,he
Ter Tho Tarhceis had nothing to spare n the
hitting line ge,sas s favi ht h'' wih II
a few errors by a. and FAYE ne caro- o.
nans the game, or rather gave g.. mem tne
They were 'naas u each h ease after the 81 side
s' sito l4S9 nGgm o fos Carolina was tho
feature q he re s,' sni G ono no ps sss
on balls and ,ent ono man TO first, hit by
pitched H9 n II m the.a o Blake a9l y
credited Win ITO singles Heath with one
slnsle ana Knox with, threeonasser ona
pitched fine, steady Rnms tor ~ I, a.,n H. ~
although he struck out only one man i,ke
sltton, 10 bent one 70 frst ppSe 81 pAiiS
The game was Witnessed by over az, hau ,s!nna
people including young lsalss q ~ shs .mrn1
enthuSaam was treincndons . + sisis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
MARRIED THE | n FIRST
HME THEY met
a.. The ,rinneg-DIspatch)

Especial to The Times-D Ispatch,)
EAST BRADFORD, VA, April PAN rs
j. Christine Buchanan was married this
morning to Mr.. N. Ferrand Clarke, Of
BessembeN Ala. The couple had carried
on correspondence for about n year,
but had never met until Thursday, when
tho prospective bridegroom came to claim
his promised bride. The ceremony was
performed by Rev, Edwin II. Carter, at
the home OF the bride, In tho presence of
a fewintimat to friends. Tho bride Is about
fifty years old, and the bridegroom con-
siderably4 older, They will reside in Rad
ford, (. Ia 81 # 4. n
Tho slsewer plant was sold to w. r, Jor-
dan to-day for 50, $50. 5S
The body Of Miss Ophelia Lawrence. llo
died in Roanoke Saturday, was taken to
Floyd Courthouse to-day for burial.
Mr.. j. IT. Mahoney. who was SO, seri-
o,sly Injured by Mr.. M. Eouchins Sat-
urday, Is doing as yell ms could be ex-s
pected, but nothing definite will be known
Concerning the result OF tho in-i
fury for several days, Houclihls
has given bail for $1,000, Public scnti-ii
ment Is with Aiahoney, who was innocent
of the aecusat tons brought by HouchlAs
against him. WA * M Il i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
EXPLOSION ON maine
INJURIES. THREE. men
e1.l.sa - e b h u
slEyaAssoclated Presslt

PENSACOLA, FLA, April 24,--"Flare
back or explosion of gases on the bat
teship Maine recently caused the injury
Of three men on that vessel, This fact
did not become known until to-day when
the ship came into harbor and began coal
ing, II then leaked out that the flare
back had occurred while the vessel was
on the target range. badly burning three
men In one OF the turrets. IT Is asserted
that catastrophe similar to that on
the Missouri year ago was, narrowly
ayertcd 5, Flaa1, t43' 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Rhodes Scholarship,
l5peelal % Tho mines Dl#patoh.

q I5TFEIaI 10 TIC -1TfIleB-I!HIHECH.J1 ~ ~
NORFOLK, VA, April 2i--Heyerly d.
Tucker Jr., of this city, has been awarded
the Rhodes scholarship FOR the State OF Viz
ginla, and viii sail next September for OK
ford, ENGLAND. to begin his studies nj the
famous English seat OF learning. Mr. Tucker
IS wsll known here lie Is the son OF the Rex
DR. Beverly d. Tucker. :
his appointment at The University Of vir-
ginia. where he has been for the last few
days. He rs NJ present pursuing theology
cal course at the Theological Seminary. near
AleHanirsa and VIII graduate from that In
stiiutlon neHt June He lis also a graduate
81 the state University having received the
degree OF A. h., In June, 1909. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
MAN
Shot SHOT IN STREET Re !:
Continued from First Page,)


In his ward, had been defeated, because
he was known to be a rank prohibitions
list. He and Mr.. Borden were at the
samo polling place and got into CON
y troyersy. z, tf8
Mr.. Edmundson was on the grand Jury
last week, when a&numberf1yof people
were indicted for playing cards. When
Borden and Edmundson left the City
( Hall, 4 where they vC.<cd, hey came down
the street together. ana 1t Is said by
those who heard q part Of the CONVERSE
ton that Mr., Borden accused il Mr.. Ed
,nundson Of making the Indictment
against the card players. This caused
sEdmundson to reply with the lie, and
Mr., Borden promptly used his fist on
4 Edmundson's face.
$ 1t was an exciting moment for tho
spectators who snW I1dmundson retreat
n step or two and pull n pistol covered
with a handkerchief from his coat pocket.
gEdmundson fired twice and ran down the &
street. He was interrupted by Wayne
his gun, grabbed n chair setting on the
sidewalk. Edmundson went over to the
drug store Of M y. Robinson and Bro
Tiers. where he was put under custody,
Mr. Eorden walked into the drug store
OF. the Higgins Drug Company, and at
the solicitation of friends, pulled off his
cont before he found out that no was
shot. He was taken to the office OF
Drs. John and Nv iliam Splcer, Where
his wounds were examined. IIe. was
shot just below the nipple on the right
side of the breast, and It Is feared that
his wound is very serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

by Associated press.)
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The SUI
prcmc Court OF the United States will be
called upon soon to decide whether the
crime OF lynching is AN offensc under
the Constitution OF the United States
The question arises in connection with
the case OF ,rhomos NJ. higgins. OF Mad x
5ison county, Ala, which the court to- day
advanced on the docket and will consider
on printed briefs, Is " Mi 4
Higgins was Indicted wi til, others by
"a Jury OF the United States Circuit Court
OF Ala barnn on tho6chnrgc Of; lynching a.
negro named Horace Naples .'by reason
OF tho lntter'sG racr.t' Higgins contends
that the Federal Courts have no sjuris--3
dlction In such cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
of for Naples,l

Mr.. Il. Francione and wife will leave today
for No. York, and will on Saturday sail fer
Naples, They will remain In Italy with rela,
iiranclone c,t,r,a to this country when he was
seventeen yearH old, and has been here for
twenty-six years, Without once having re-
companied by ]. Menoni of Farnlyille, and
H. Trlaea, Of Lynchburg, all OF whom Wllt
spend the summer months under the ltalan
skies &
In 4 a Pinch, use ALIENS FOoTiEAsE,
A powder for tired, aching, swollen feet.
All Druggists, 225c Don't accept any
substitute.--Ad b; Il !. s!l 4 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Still az Large.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,
HENDERSON,. N. CT April 24,-J, II,
Watson, who was convicted OF murder
In the first degree at the fall term OF
the Superior Court and sentenced for
tWenty-fye years, escaped from the pens
itentiary farm. hear Weldon, a few days
ago, and IN to the present time has not
been recnpt,lred, He was convicted for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

Captain Willard. in a speech of one
hours duration, held the attention OF his
audience, being cheered time and again.
After thanking the voters of Prince
George, who, he said, voted as II unit
for him at the Norfolk Convention, he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
GERMAN OFFICER
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Death Of Lieutenant Stark OH
the Cruiser Bremen at
Newport News.
EITHER ACCIDENT or SUICIDE
Went to His Statc-Roon1 aid.
Later Was Found Dead by
His Brother Officers.
I
,snfc,o1 to rhe Times Diepntch.) M

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
q NEWPORT NEWS VA, April a.--Lie,,-
tenant L. a. r. II. Stark, of the German
cruiser Bremen, shot hinlscffin his state-
room aboard tho cruiser this morning.
Tho officer shot. himself through the head
with a rifle and death was instantaneous.
Tho officers OF the cruiser were gather
ed in the mess room this morning laugh
Ing and taking Lieutenant Stark OK
cused himself and went to his room. a
few minutes later a shot was heard. and
when the officers rushed to the room,
they found the unfortunate lieutenant
dead, with a great wound In his head. The
rifle lay at his side
No Reason Given.
The civil authorities were notified and |!
Dr. Il. r. Gary, the coroner, conducted
an inquest. The jury returned a verdict
to the effect that the deceased came to
his death by guntshot wound, but
whether inflicted purposely or not IT was
unable to determine No letter was left
and nothing could be found among the
mans belongings to Indicate that he had
contemplated suicide.
Z The body will be inferred at Greenlawn
Cemetery here with full military honors.
Tonight a guard of six men marches
before the room containing the body.
The cruiser Bremen Is attached to the
South Atlantic German fleet. She is ut
the ship-yari here undergoing a general
4 The Officers of the vessel have spent a
great deal of time ashore, and have made
many friends. The death Of Lieutenant
Stark came as a great shock to his fell
lows. |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Memorial Window Presented.

81 Afr,ost attractive and artistic window has
been presented by Mrs. Byrd Warwick, TO the
Holy Trinity Church, which was dedicated
Sunday with appropriate ceremonies. siis,
Tho window is tho product Of the tiffany
Studios OF New York and was executed under
tho direct and personal supervision OF Mr.
Louis G. Tiffany. the art director OF the COM
pnny. t.f;;55f 9Sa
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-21
....PINE VALLEY.
Pine Valley, April II, 1905.

Plne valley, April ~, 1905.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon were
visitors in Pine Valley last night.
Mrs. Robert Gray has Just returned
frow Pinto, where she has been MAX
ing short visit.
Miss Josephine Gardner returned
from Parowan last night, where she
has been teaching school
J. d. Bracken, Jr., and his daugh-
ter Ida, and Mary Gardner have re-
turned from conference.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j.
Whipple, fine son on the 2nd of the
present month. All doing woll.
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Enterprise, Utah, April 10, 1905.
Miss Rhoda Elliker Of Cedar is
here visiting with friends.
Ii. rained here yesterday and is
showing today. We have had lots of
storm this spring.
Our school closes next Wednesday.
A nice program has been arranged
for the closing exercises.
Elder Arthur A. Paxman was here
and delivered very able and inter
esting discourse last Sunday, which
was listened to with much interest.
Hezekiah Simkins of Cedar has
been here for some time, laboring on
the canal. There is quiet strong
force out and the work is progressing
nicely.
The young folks all went to Heb
ron last Saturday TO dance. There
are only six families left in Hebron
now and they expect to move down
soon.
Frank Winsor and family of st.
George have moved here with the in
tention of making their home among
the people of Enterprise. We are glad
to see our little town building up.
George Truman, an old resident of
Hebron, has just returned home from
Carson Valley, Oregon, where he has
been to visit his parents and look
at the country. lie is much pleased
with the opportunities there for max
ing homes.
1. c. Macfarlane of st. George was
here three days last week surveying.
He laid off the western part of town
into city lots and finished surveying
the canal. He started for home
Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Minnie Alger, who will remain in st.
George for some time.
Thursday, the 9th inst, being
the 10Th anniversary of tho organic.
alton of the Church, the Relief Socie,
ty gave dance. The house was
crowded to suffocation. Dancing wa'
interspesed with songs, speeches aud
nice picnic. All present had q
very enjoyable time.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-21

Mr.. Smith of Caliente New, is
here to buy him a home.
Angeles band. Every reports
having had a fine time.
The health of our people is fine
and we are having beautiful weather.
Mr.. Jennings has party of men at
work on the new road just over the
river.
Brig. Whitmore shipped carload
of steers last week to Las Vegas
butchers.
Mrs. ID. j. Cox is worry i'll and has
been for several days. We hope for
her speedy recovery.
On the 14th inst. an old folks party
will be given here. All over so
years of age will be presented with a
badge of honor.
Bryant Whitmore left today for
Beaver Dam Wash. He intends buy :
ing burros to ship, We wish you
success, Mr.. Bryant.
Mr.. Richard Prince and sons of
Washington are here for the purpose
of looking after their cattle which
Craze on the Virgin River.
We are having plenty of wind this
week and some rain. Cattle look
fine, as there is plenty of grass now.
The hills are like flower gardens.
New Corners are arriving every day
to look for homes and prospectors
are on all slider. We see the teams
pass loaded with ore from the Grand
Gulch mines.
John M. Lyle came in today from
Las Vegas. He reports times lively
there and the town booming. Plenty
of work for freigbters from there &c
Bullfrog, at good wages.
Most of our young folks and some
of the older ones took the excursion
from Moapa to Las Vegas There wa.
grand ball at the ice plant, IL,
music being furnished by the Lol
The roads are lined with teams
hauling lumber and everybody i,
busy. Grain looks fine and will soon
be ready to harvest. Alfalfa is al
most ready for the mower.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-21
..spRlNdDALE...
Springdale, April 16, 1905.

nPit IOy ioOOs
ii. ID. Rosencrant of Mt. Carmel
is the guest of Bishop o. d. Clifford.
Thornton Hepworth has just added
a neat porch to his residence, which
adds much to its beauty and comfort.
Work is progressingon the new resi-
dence of Moses e. Clifford, which
promises to be quite a pretentious
cottage.
Our meeting house is now suffici-
emily completed to enable us to hold
meeting and Sabbath School there,
now that the weather is warmer.
An entertainment was given by the
district school last Friday night, in
commemoration of the last day of
school for the present season. The
affair was very creditable.
VIM. w. Flanagan has gone on the
mountain to work for his brother
David at the sawmill. He was ac-
companied by his family and expects
TO remain during the summer.
An ice-cream party was given at
the residence of f. ID. Clifford Thurs
day evening, at which quite goodly
number of friends aud relatives were
present. 1t was quite an enjoyable
affair. Mr.. Kemp and his intended
were among the guests.
Samuel Kemp of st. George came
up last week and carried Miss Harriet
Clifford away to his home in st.
George, where we suppose the knot
will be tied which will extend far
beyond the grave into eternity. We
wish them peace and happiness on
life's rough, stormy tide that they
may gain eternal bliss safe on the other
side.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-21

HIO, Juan, april d, lJOO.
The weather the past week has been
very cold and stormy.
Frank Hyatt is up from jackson
Vile for provisions.
j. II. Eldridge has been laid up the
past three weeks with la grippe.
Wilson Tullis is preparing to go
north i'll few days in search of a
new homo.
Frank Knell is carrying the mail
from Modena to Pine Valley for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Martha Barlocker of Enter
prso has been here visiting with her
mother for few days.
Herbert Knell has just returned
from Bull Valley, where he has been
working for the past two weeks.
Sister Mary Thorton has just re-
turned home from Harmony, where
she has been staying with her dangh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Pace for some time.
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