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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13

CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Rockwell agt. Capital Traction Company
OH trial; plaintiffs attorneys, e. CarusI d
Sons and C. Fl. Merillat; defendants attor-
neys. R. Ross Perry e. Son and e. 7. Dun
lop.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 2-Justice Gould
Veibmeyer agt. Kittridge ct al; verdict
for defendants; plaintiffs attorneys, Franc
& Heideman; defendants attorneys, W. j..
Lambert and B. S. Minor
Lyon agt. Willard Hotel Company: on
trial; plaintiffs attorney. W. g. Prentiss;
defendants attorneys, Hamilton & Colbert.
DISTRICT CoURT-Justice Gould.
In re extension of 10th street: jury ac-
cepted sworn and dirested to view prop
city.
In re opening of alley through part block
Is, Meridian Hill, and part block s, Wash
ington Heights; verdict and award of jury
flied
PROBATE COURT-JustIce Stafford.
Estate of Ella NJ Griffin; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Louis Boyer, jr.: bond, 5000; attor-
ney John Ridout.
Estate of Thomas Montgomery; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters of admins
tration c. I. a. granted to Margaret M.
Montgomery; bond, s1,5eO; attorney. Robert
Preston Shealey.
!. Estate of Catherine Sullivan: will adj
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Peter A. Drury; bond, $1,000.
attorney, c. w. Darr.
In re Louis A. Jones; order appointing
SaaHe G.. Jones guardian; bond, 81 500; at
torneys Artisan & Barksdale.
In re Bette q. Williams; order appoint
Ing Wilton ]. Lambert GUARDIAN bond,
81 800; attorney, w. J. Lambert.
Estate of Charles J. B.. Schultz; letters
of administration granted to John C.
Schultz; bond, $1,000; attorney, Charles
Linkins.
Estate of Patrick Mann; order ratifylng
sale; attorney, C. w. Clagett
Estate of Frederick Johnson: viii dated
July 81. 1901. filed, with petition for pro-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

Compliment for Marion County Men.
The calendar clerks, F. A. Turner in
the senate, and j. A.. Finch in the
house, are doing good work this ses.
sion in preparing the titles of bills for
the printed calendar. In many bills
introduced, the titles give no indication
whatever of the subject of the meas
ures, and if printed in the calendar as
they appear on the bills the calendar
would be of little use. Thus, q title
which says that the bill is for an act
to amend section 2O22 of the code, con-
Veys little information to the reader,
but when the calendar clerk prepares
the material for the printed calen-
dar, he looks into the code and
hnds the subject of the law,
he adds, protecting prairie chick
ems" The bill then shows what
the bill is about. At some previous
sessions the calendars have been so
poorly prepared that they served. best
as promoters of profanity-Oregonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
STATE
PRINTER
is BUSY
Work for the Session Is Ad-
Vanced More Than
Usual

The state printing Office Just now is
one Of the busiest places in Salem. or
anywhere else, and the state printer az
this season becomes a general informa-
tion bureau, and the state printer il
helpful not only TO the legislature and
the public, but sort Of servant for
everybody. Whenever a bill is want.
ed, or a blank or information about
any kind Of legislation, from resoIu.
iion to an appropriation bill. that on.
oial is expected to know all about il.
and furnish the information Of hand
This Mr.. Whitney is well equipped 70
do, with his extreme good nature and
pleasant disposition. The work was
never 50 well in hand, and 50 FAR ad
vanced as az this session. In fact, IL is
about the first time in the history Of
the state that all the biennial reports
have been printed, ready for the leg.
islators' desks There are over 80 OF
these reports, all Of which require close
attention and proof reading by the an.
thors who are scattered all over the /
state, yet the work has been completed /
IN a most exacting manner. In
James Z. Godfrey foreman of the
printing Office, next to the state printer
limsself, is the busiest man in the {
'uneh, aud is, in a large measure. re. 0
ponsible for the promptness with Z
which the work has been turned out .h
There are at present some 40 people at b
york in the printing office, and Mr.. b
iodfrey sees that they are all kept o
coupled, and at the same time looks p
fter the demands Of the multitude {,
no "want thing" al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
Waiting for Frannhis0

AT today's meeting of the st.,,.
committee of the city council action ,,' -, :.
expected uPoa report reeommen1i,,, :
'al' the right of way desired bv tbo
o'sson Traction Company for tbo In.
-' s'"'k street, on Twelfth and Over.
y" streets to the western limits of ,ho
,'.I ,,., oe granted. Contractors and sron.
I,P'eSen'atives from San Frarois.
co. who have been here soyo,a, ',''' 5 :
''''oa''y told in the TelegTor,
nave returned home we'll sa,iss'1 ',4, "'','
n.'... .--.'0A f'F the road, and ready ~
''s'l work as soon as the fr,,.rI.. ly 10
'', lio' from Portland Is
"''t.a day or two a m.ot;-. ..,,
1a a''i Of the directors Of aS tba WI WI
a -I'' at which natter, Of jnno,,.,'. .9'''.
49, ~. 10 considered. snd all W, win r'''So Lo .
- a Readiness 20 hasten ,bo
,,.... '.'.- Of work as soon as tho .og. on.
,.-. '-.' can be agnei 1t is plapp.5 y'u, =,
Ia, I- .1'.'' ..1 line lin. in operation by
ata at an earlier
.., NM NJ, Franz .. Dalryuprs and i,,,,.
!, Miss Grace Dalrymple. - e.Isn' S,It
aarE Hrr...4 f-N uA Salem
ls' ''o'AsF J. J. Dalrym,Ja
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
TELEGRAMS

Prince Fushima and suite are expect.
ed TO arrive at Toxic tonight on their
return from the United States
A FIRE early today damaged the Row.
.al Victoria Hospital, at Montreal 70
the extent Of sl5O.OOO.
The Earl of Cairnes died Of boo.
'sy''S at Cannes England, today He
was defendant in a noted breach Of
'0"'se ease and had to pay Miss For.
'e''ue' an actress, 100000.
The senate this afternoon confirmed
governor Of Alaska 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
me spirit of Winter.

Tho spirit Of win,eF Is with as, mak
ing It's presence known In many differ
ent sometimes by eheery sun
shine and glistcning SHOWS. and some
times by driving winds and binding
storms To many people IL seems 10
take delight IN making had things
worse Tor rheumatism twists harder.
tWings sharper, catarrh becomes more
annoying, and the many symptoms Of
scrotuia are developed aud aggravated
There is not much poetry ia this, but
there 10 TRUTH and IL is wonder
That more people don't get rd Of
ihcso ailmeats. Tho medicine that
'uFes thom--llood's Sarsaparilla-ts
'asily obtained and there is abundant
proof that It's cures arc radical and
permanent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
TWO
CONSPIRATORS
CONFESS

Portland, Jan. l4.-Judson and VIM
Mealey, brothers, were brought here as
witnesses from Foster, in relation to
the investigation of the land fraud
cases made a complete confession today
to Vim. J. Burns, of the government Sc
eret service, admitting they were EN-.
ployed to make fraudulent entries, and
to do similar work by the conspirators.
The confession has materially strength.
ened the governments 8 case against
Mitchell and Hermann, and duplicates
both State Senator Booth and Freder.
lex A. Kribs, the timber agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
Work Best Pacing West.

To test the truth Of the assertions OF
many persons that they sleep better
with their heads pointing TO the north
work better facing the east. and 50
on. DR.. Charles Fere. who is well
known In France for his studies in
physiological psychology, has con.
structed delicate machine which he
calls an ergograph, with which he has
achieved some interesting results This
machine registers the number. rapiditv
and quality Of the movements Of the
index finger when writing or perform
ing any accustomed work. He An.
nounces that his experiments with IL
prove that work done BY a person fac.
ing the west or east Is better by g5
per cent than similar work done by
person facing the north or south. and
that when working facing the west. it
Is about 25 per cent better than when
facing the east.
This matter of orientatiOn seems 10
have an influence upon the nervous \
system, due largely. il is believed. % \
the fact that the earth Is gigantic
magnet Many learned men have no. I,
iieed that they slcep best With the
head 20 the north and work better fac. II
ng the west, while az least one famous /
'ianist hnds he PLAYS with the creates, q
'as" when the piano faces the east {
{ may be- that the great migratiops e
u the human race. an OF which have Z
'ecu from east 20 west. and the OBJ Ia
erNed tendency ~ trees 20 develop In 5
Dc same general direction are in some h
ray related 90 these phenomena. 7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

DTS on any stage. The two laugh.
making languagedistroying Germans
are simply inimitable ia this scene.
A ease Of mistaken identity in which
two dialect Germans form the central
figure, must Of itself bo funny, but
when handled by an expert and author
Of farccs and acted by an unusually ca
pable cast, 1t becomes ten times fun.
nicr All this applies to Rudolph and
Adolph."
II is sharp, quick6ring humor with
ludierous situations from start 10 fin.
ish.
add IL up yourself There is
laugh every minute. The performance
lasts two and half hours or one hun. |
dred and nifty minutes, therefore IL is
plain that there are three hundred
laughs IN this funny farce Now YOU
know what TO expect.
" Laugh and the world laughs with
you ~ Is as potent aud powerful an epi.
gram as when first uttered. Even the
'ecthing swirl Of election campaign
'annot down IL for the speaker who
makes his audience laugh is the one
Fho achieves the greatest popular es-
ecmi W it j. with theatrical per.
ormances. When the seasons theat.
teal race has been run the judges in.
.ariably say "The farce-comedy has
t' thereby indicating first finish In
'opular favor {
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
STATE NEWS

The Baker City Democrat has lost
its head-having taken a new one. The
new head gives the paper an excellent
appearance.
The total expenses of Douglas coun-
ty for 1904 was $4,000.
Three telephone franchises have
been granted by the Washington coun.
ty court to J. s. Northrop, John Dor.
land and Clause Jesse.
Baker county's expense bill for
1904, totaled $59,93936.
Jesse Edwards has been elected
Mayor of Newberg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
TONIGHT.
orand-Rudolph q Adolph.
New ndison--Rehned Vaudeville.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
0raEd--ParpifAl
Rudolph aud Aaolph

The hlghclass high salaricd special
tiee Ia " Rudolph and Adolph, 4" Rroad
hnFsi a CurTie's musical farce. that
eones 10 The Grand toaight Saturday
SanoAFy "a, alone constitute show
Thas when the excellence aud merit of
che farce liself j. considered it -oem,
nke gettihg two shows for cae price.
= kiodoiph aud Adolph" are two of
che funniest mlribproyokiug German.
evef seeA ga the siagc.
The mirror seeHe "a pronounced 60
~ ene ~ che mosS scfcaminEiy funny
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

ties between Russia and Turkey in 1876
he was sent to the front. In one of
the Balkan fights Stoessel was wound
eh His gallant conduct on that occa.
sion won him promotion to a captain
ey. BY the end of the war he had be-
come major of his regiment, and had
won a sword Of honor and a decora-
.iou from the ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

si,s. ISN'T = surprise party NAV ,.
'., ,',.l 10 yoar stomach ana lay De
T,-. ,-,'i PAN anl di..oaior,. Vi vi,' relieve
-. e..s' '..,, S,r Life Pima rs.- s--' -. d.,
49,, -.'' s'ads'ta remedy ss.,s'-. ,1sg are a
=. '.'.'i ''a care, for ed -Ia'a,ag sure
rvs store. AZ }. C. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
NEW TODAY

"SH'ea-By a middlo-aged woman, to
oo nousework, or housekeeping, or
''ie OF children. Call at 424 Water
1-l4-3tH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

"anted-l0 men in each state 70 trov
or, ''SN signs and distribute samples
@ 1nu circulars of our goods. Salary
go per month"; So per day for ex.
n'a gH'gs' huhlman Co., Dept. s, Atlas
n''dgo' w-l-l9-Sl*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
Estrayed

s'u'-from our premises on the
"srS0n so road, on January 10th.
,OT' mead Of Young horses. Two bav
S,'1ings, bay mare, chestnut
in. .'a'Y' (, Reward for information lead.
s,,a-, lag 10 y their recovery, Tredway Bros.
''''D' H. r. D. No, 4. l.l4.1wk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
BORN

SWEENY On January ls, 1908. AZ q
a. mv 60 Nj and Mrs John l.
sweeny of " lligh street. a y pound
daughter. Mother and child doing
we'll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

inc 1SO''al-Givon Monday even.
, ,ps' January 18th, by the va,lev ona
in ~. 'Jpgo' Of the United workmen.
n ," ,ao5 que Holman han. Fine music and
q good time assured. ladies' n,aaas 49,
bring baskets. ues' please
1-12-4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

A' 'al NrA Bst KI.-
vesk a Fossl l.s,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

- Aish' secOad-HaHd Wagon -.
stava. bargain %. Mitchell, Lewis &
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

utors v.1.i 'u,a's and sample distrib.
va,,ira -A'ea everywhere. No can.
Adv 1','ls e. Good pay. Cooperative tive
1-l2-lts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

water Din,a 'evenrOOm house, well
High .tls.s trsss IN ! house, Inquire at 500
80" A. sehreiber. 1.lo-st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14
Time for
Spring Sewing

The white Sales" Al the dry goods
stores will soon make the needles rs IN
the homes.
The lady Of the hoase needs a scci
machine.
Get her . White Rotary and make
home happy. I, runs 80 light aud i ~
convenient that once used il never Tail.
10 please.
Drop In and vel show yoa the lar,,
eoeeln. the instantly removable shuttle
'he teasion indicator aud automatic len.
sion release, and many other exelu.3,,
features.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

aud do. 4 ,A.,o.s'heE'--yeterinary surgeon
College, Eo, s,1aua'e ,5 of the Ontario
Meais,l tsOa, so Member of the Ontario
i,al ''s, s,.sS Society. oaaee, Lows Car.
promptly. " calls answered
l-l0-Ims
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-14

thirago, Jan. ls.-Wheat. or.
corn. ass oats 3lA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-09
observation-disclosures
Weak Kidneys Cured Forever

y you have palm or dull achs IN the
1ntk e Sc unmistakeuble evidence pf tifue7
trouble. lt j. "a warning t. tell you tr1ublt
e ahead unless you remedy the cause IN.
mesiiafeiy
Lame back s only one symptom of kidney
trouble. Other symptoms are. being obliged
to pass water often during the day AID e.
ret Up many times during the night. H.
ability to bold your urine. smartiug urirrf
alton, passing brick-duGt or sediment On The
nrine, catarrh Of the bladder. Uric acid, con.
slant headache, dizziness. sleepIesness. nerr-
business, Irregular heart beating. rheumatism
aloating. irritabtltT, wOruout feeling, lnck
II ambition and sallow complexion.
Hooper's Parsley Kidney Pills are proving
- be the most wonderful cara ever gotten
5ut for weak ard diseased Kidneys.
British Pharmacai Co, Milwaukee,, Wis
Distributors.
Price 80 cents box.
Fer sale bY
HeN KE Is DRUG srnHE SOLE tGES 7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-09
MADE BusNlEss GOOD.

r story IS tolls Ct q msn in an Ar.
sanssg town who. in addition to his
being President Of The LEGAL Beard of
Aldermen, vas also the proprietor OF
the best hotel ia the place.
L appears that a visitor from tae
East one ca remarked to this man
fhat be town might ne 4 good deal
haal.hier If a ee-tan LARGE swamp
& ar ly were drained
wall. drsRied the politician aua
hefeluan. al ans boardefs says lhe
zane thing III my geriil0n a. Pre-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-09

Tho work OF capturing wild horses
in the vicinity Of Fox mountain and
Madeline plains las begun. and sew
eral animals have been taken. The
coaniry g. practically q Wild. unbr0l,-
e. stretch Of mountains IN western
Nevada and eastern California that Is
foo rough for any purpose except
grazing and over which several thou
sand head Of wild horses roam The
captured animals are invariably small
hut well proportioned, and prove 70
He hardy. seTviceahle ana obedirnt 81
Ter being broHen.-kansas City Jour
al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-09

ident Of the Board Of Aldermen I'd
shorely advocate ,h0 improvement in
a minute ef e warm for nay SON
"Why," exclaimed the fastener in
surprise. should your son object?"
Wall, strange replied the Ar
kansas man. he runs the drugs. ore.
Harpers Weekly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
Wanted to Run.

One OF the first cases which the iate ave
Gilman Marston, of New Hampshire. nau
n fer. being admitte4 to the bar was
civil suit Involving somewhat clmpl-
Gated question Of inheritance. In nc way
daunted, young Marston tackled II. iookea
authorities q! NE he way pa9K 90 Of q
fSw hundre pges, which seemed TO MN
more than unanswerable, HIS on NY, rear nra
hension of the court -, i
When the time came hte young nan
arose and plunged in boldly. The Judge
seemed Interest, and Gilman took hearl,
But at the end of an hour and hall. "
the midst of the most intricate part %
his plea. he was pained to SO what ne
thought was lack OF attention on the
part OF the court. -, I
1t, was Just -as he had expected; the
judge was unable to appreciate tne 3 M
points of his argument. He paused. mes
itated and then said Your oHnor'
beg pardon, btu do you follow mel.
II have so far answered tho Judge.
srlft!ng about In his chair, "but ~ say
/ frankly that IL I thought coul sna ~
way back Id quit right here.'-bossY1ll
Herald, ~ -aisfS 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
HoW1TzERs INSPECTED ].;'-;' ED.
Colonel Stern Takes a Look az
Famous Body.

THE annual inspection q ba.ssi ~
pichmond Howitzcrs, too place !, I, Iass
n,rht in the Howlizers' Armory. on No nst,
niphih street. It was followed ~ - w. :.
that was enjoyed by the mernners ~ =.
rho battery and many friends OF .ne
soldiers. :. =, 7, /, !, : 4, : ancct or.
rho stnff was composed OF the followi =,
ofIlcers: Captain T. NJ Workman. 7n - y
tant. Major J. w. Henson, surgeon, III .,a !.
tain James G. Phillips inspector OF rli,e
nraetlce: sergeant ]. ". Moring. qu lar
termnster! sargcant. The battni,oh ot ",
GERS present were Captain Wlllia = a.
N Lieutenant, Fred W. Minson,
I lieutenant Edmund r, Taylor, Leuten-
ant Edward C. Rees; and the non-coi =,
s,ssioned officers were. First Sergeant :.
II, FS,bank, Stable Sergeant Fl, q. rom ~,
dexter, QuarteInnster Sergeant ". n. w.
Mnson. Sergeant G.. s Wrny. sergeant
John II. Wood, sergean, j f. f. Arm '
and Sergeant j. c. Pollard. u,
After the inspection. which lasted until
after nine O'Clock inc members OF me
battery engaged the young ladies' pres
ent3 and to the strains OF sweet muse
discoursed by an excellent hand dancing
was kept up, until midnight The blues
VIII be Inspected tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
VS. Hold Interesting Meeting.

Fidelity VS., held very ln nl,fre ~
and Mrs, r. b. Scott Fairmount, After
the usual business was transacted tie
following officers were elected ior the
ensuing year: President, Miss Matte par-
IRISH: Corresponding Secretary, MISS llor-
tense watkins: Recording Secretary
Miss Linda Jetcr; Treasurer, Mrs, w; ~
Mltchell Superintendent of Loyal ienl-
pcrance Legion Mrs. r. b. Scott; super
intcndent Of Press Department Mrs. -
Aubrey Enos; Superintendent 81 L'tertl.
ture, w. II. Mitchell. Tho election OF
superintendent of parlor social was 1a.u
over untll next meeting !.
After the election of officers ll'os,
enjoyable hour was spent IN q soclal
manner. Miss frankie Robertson was
present ana gave several a Ia ras, fea,
tationp, Miss Ada Richardson iiss'u1 ,s,
Of Faithful VS., OF Church Hill w was a'se
present as n visitor. ,r,,a,a,,
The Fidelity KS wll,miH get F 'n ihs
night Instead Of Friday nlsn ~ ,r u, ~, y
home Of MIR. 3, II, Thompson. on l,wc'''s
Third Street. HIt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
West End NeWslets.

Miss Lena Bracket Is the guest of Miss
Mamie Thomas, OF Ellerson va. ,,,,.,n ~
No 2o4 Park Street, have returned nome al't "
spending the summer at FredericRs f1un ~
Louisa county; o, rocent,v tbe guest Of her
aunt Mrs A.C. Bedford. of No. 2lo o ny
Street left Thursday for her home IN Roahohe,
Miss Louise Hancock Is the guest OF Mrs.
John Tinsley OF Glen Allen: ~ !. ,he
guest Of Mrs. Edward Valentine, Of West Clay
MIS- Mrs. winston Ford, of No, 1908 West Cary
Street, is spending some time with relatives III
mis- Kiss Margaret and Julia omohundro Of
some time with relatives In cumoerianu
county. roster In ve
returned home after spending the month Oh
August at Norfolk and Virginia Beach :, =,
The many friends of Mr. Forest Cogsweuii WI. WIZ
be glad to learn that he is considered slightly
better from his recent attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs Nugcnt and daughter. Grace, or home
Place. are the guests OF relatives IN .Aip'i'iS'
MISS Lethla woodson, of oilvlle Va. Is
spending some time as the guest OF mrs, Jones e
of South Pine Street, where she has been W at
tendance OF tho Dawson Winston " marriage
which took place on Thursday, last. !, /, ,no
guest les OF Mrs. ": A.. Mitchell Of Horne Place,
Mrs. ]. a. Hulcher OF No 9o9 Park Street.
has as her guest Miss Florence orndon' OF
MISS Oracle Tate, recently the guest Of Mrs
]. p. Carter, OF Hermitage Road has returned
home
time as the guest Of Miss Lucy onarles, OF
Lakeside.
nftecn days. trip to New York. which he VIII
sncnd in sight seeing and pleasure.
Mr. c. l. Robinson Is expected home Tuesday
| from his recent vacation ~,
Prof Wexford Cook Randolph schools nc"
! principal has Just moved into his new home
| No a0S Park Street Prof. Cook comes from
| charlottesville and comes highly recommend.
cd, and his nclghbors gladly welcomes hin
| Into their midst
| Miss Lillian Murphy Of Norfolk. Va recent
| has returned home after spending several days
| Mr. Walter Terrence Is able to be out agaii
after his recent illness.
| Mr.. George Elliot OF Whites, Va. recent!
| the guest OF Miss Ruth Anderson has returned
| home after Il pleasant stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
BRING cULBERTsoN BACK BACK.
Detective Goes to York for Man
Charged With Election Fraud.

Al the Instance OF the Richmond ponce
Tx. Culbertson. who has been 'ndlcteu
here for practcng a fraud IN 2. the recen ;.
city; Democratic primary was arrestSn
last week by the authorities OF YORK. ~
Pm. !. ~ ~ = -, "a :, :,
Detective Sergeant Wren left YESTERDAY
afternoon for the Quaker State 10 orln Y;
Culbertson to this city' whers ne !, w -
answer the charge OF Felony 1h'.ie ''sa'''s
him by the grand jury. c,,,,ha,t
Were the indictments against S'ulpert !,
son only for misdemeanors, as are az
the othor indictments returned by th ,e
Investigating jury, no reauisttlon coulsl
10 obtained to bring him to Virginia from
another State; but MS one OF the slndlct-
ments specifically charges a felony 4 the
Governor OF any State can honor requlsl-