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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Bishop Smith to Preach,

Bishop A. Coke Smith, D. D., OF Nor
folk, will be III this city on the fifth Sun
day in5Ethis#montht and will preach for
the Laurel Street Methodist ongregat ton
Bishop Smith Is regarded among the
Methodists generally MS being ono OF the
nblest men intSthe3 Southern Methodist
\ Church. and at all tho churches which
ne served before lie was elected to the
Eepiscopucy hc was highly successful 81 He
has filled the pulpit OF many of4thes most
prominent Methodist churches Within the
bounds Of tho Virginia Conference dur
ing the twelve years he has lleen aSlnem-
Der OF his roly, nlllaly. TWO terms at
$IIpworth Norfolk, and 4 four years q t
Court Street, LynchburE. rs Ell Il.
Il 5At the last session orsthe General Com
ference oftthe Methodist IGT,iscnpal Church,
South. held in Dallas .reHfs,r he was
elected one 1pf} Its bishops rs IL KS Is
~ There will doubtless he large 8congrega-
lions to hear him at Laurel street on tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
WHY OYSTERS ARE HIGH.
An Accomac Man Attributes the
55s Rise to Ir1crea sed Defnatld. u \;

yGsterttayS d "A II reporter for
Tho Times Dispatch sof tho o. ter5 ST \
alton 1ho wa teis OF this State nid hi q
1,eprs, Mr. 3. Wilkhsf Mathew, tor SONG
Years III the General Assembly and ~
$cfmnipi SofE the oyster lint erests there,
stated fttlnt tho $scnrcity% Of Oystfrst vns
due To tho. Increased dctinGd 5foitt llenlnnd
}tlic opening cf new markets SforSt he Vir-
.gininiprUdutt,5 rhtherg thanEtos tho dlt1,lntl-
Htiohfot the aupply{ofi tliel blvalvcs. d II nd
tinitted that tic price Of oysters Ind 3in-i
Scl.ensod III recent years, but declared Ithat
this wis true. almost sevcryt Ing edible.
Twas due i,u.said. chief to- the grow!
and tho 4coiiseqtiently dini!nlshe ' supply
tofat them on tls homo Ina rlscts .5} Il,
va Ono oyster dealer shilrt us Point,
said Mr., Mat hdws. XII vtls shipping from,
100 to rs ga j OILS OF sltuckcd Oys tcrs u
Michigan tlH1ly.S} ~ large AccOinlc Court
house oystermHn shipping dial yhbO,ti
s1.2OD gnl1ons to points &ifi@ the ~ est. Mr..
Matthew'S gave these Ecoi1lartlti I've figures,
showing tho stendy advanccEl In thesprice
the shcll \: IiiSthn 1902 'D3 sea
son oysters sold for 81 from e fprty-tv to
SIX cents per- bushcl; "a 1909 n, tlie
prices advanced TO from ifty.fivc to sev-5
ENTITY cents per bus1e. and Iii 4 DOL -'6 the
prevailing prices arc from sixty to eighty
cents per- bushe, according EtOl6q quality.
In thla city tho restaurants nnd hotels
serve oysters ut tho game prices us Of
old aid there Is elit tie change iii prices
iiskctl My Ocal dealers, { a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
New. Virginia Industries.

The Manu- facturers' Record 4in itssweek-
sly bulletin 81 Ii,hw5 Industries gives the
following irginias TENS s.s "a \.
Pc Chester field-Cilas TIA ctory.--I3 lair uehl
Glass CO.. has incorporated, with 500, 900
capital to mnnufacture and fdeal In glas
aud glassware. Percy s. lsosher is pres IS;
Harrison Blair trea sur er. and
George sBuehl, q general manager tilll Gof Z
Richmond, Va III XII ~ .tisf st.. Ill
;&-lntwood--Ice Plan tt ocal parties con-
template organizing company for the es-i
Establishment office plant, md Roland y.
Chase can probably give In formation.
s8 Richlnond-Cignr ~ Company.-CliffE 5NYcll
Cigar Co, previously reported to be incor-l
sporated Ny. Cliff We'll and associates to-
deal In cigars, tobacco, etc, has COM
3pletcd Reorganization Cliff We'll presi-
dent; Lac Relnl,eimer secretary, and
Nathan Hellstor,S treasurer capital SO, 000.5
Richmond " clne Shop % nee Ma.
chino CO. has been incorporated witl1EW.
y. IWihitehllrst, ldent; 4 y. NJ. Coffee,
secretary, and RIA. Coffee, treasurer, to
manufacture md IDEAL in machinery OF
Sall kinds; CAPT tai SIG 900. til h y,
VI Winchester Nv colon Nlll.-Disputches
state that tliogsNirEi mia Wooen Co. will
double Its capital Of $40 900 and its plant
OF two-set equipment. 4 III August this
company was reported in this department
as installing a new tWo-setg equipment (re-i
placing plant burile6) and as contempiat-i
ing to double that insta llatlon. n "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
The Supreme II,, Court,

Proceedings OF tho Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday were: Swift and Cons
pany vs., Wood and others, fully argued
G. Stuart for plaintiff In error
nnd r, M. Hudson Tor defendants and
submitted. IA Worrell and Williams vs.
the Kinneal, Manufacturing Company.
argued by n. NJ Green for 7plnlntir In
error and John y. Jeffries for defendant
In error. g3 Z r u il{ n s53 It'll
& Next cases to be call cd arc 4 81
Johnston, trustee. n vs. V George 81 u. II Will
Shoe Company; Virginia l2assengera,nnd
Power Company VS., Patterson ana Rlch-
mond Passenger and Power Company
VS.. Allen, being Nos. Is, 20 and ~ on ur-
Eumeut docket 5f5.i H E53ti .Hi ~ ti ilE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
900 4, 49, ~ IN IN u lpohed :lfter III

5sociutio and MI. Elliott looked ter The
interests Of the express company. (. B, M
A# Hon. DC. Richardson, commonwealth s
SGT out above. ind Judge Crutchiled de-
5livnretl the opinion. III q. si4s
estercuyj6 afternoon MI Polk Il Ter
wis asked to express an opinion regard
ing Judge Crutchtie1d's eclsion. ~ III, :,&
Mr.. Polk MI llerfsnid that he agreed with
Judge Crutchned,5 and that he Ind never
believed that outside game could DO
seized. He stated numerous g ca SEES from
x Richmond people may now eat all mnn-
ncr Of game ut all manner Of time Il the
game Is foreign, and snap their fingers at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
f. WARMER WEATHER.
Rain Predicted for To-daySu
Shining Only in the South.

thcr.and probably rain VIII
Observation-Disclosures to-day rs Weather
Iriifector Evans WHO reads the Gol L.
lgentler nnhpgns easily us u were e
tho except Eof Southern Florlda3nn.d the
&Paciicf Slope, whore clear Wenther holds y
sway, sraillajS clotds ,lrd 7. snow prey g
Stroit,IChicnso and lnlliys cities III the
sNorthwestlFroport snow. Hi tho Dakota
regions zero weather, IS general. 1; w. 4
Bismarck Sagnln Is the coolest y!
tito Thermometer at teen degrees below
zero wtiloEI Jupiter, with seventy-two 10.
.grecs. Mi issthc wnrmest. $i4 n 81, fs . ~
FSE Corpus Christi renorts sixty-c ght rs De.
g1.eesl4and q Key West. F the Sold-t ino liot
Swcather3favorltc could do no better than
seventy degrees. st5 lS n m s3g u y; 81
5 Mr. Evnrs says no cannot vet predict
Whom. tho cold will reAch " lchlnond. lllssas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Officers Are Installed

55gAnnawnns Tribe. N q. 30, Improved Order
of Red Men had N large number of Az
night. and tho following officers We're
INSTALLED 5hy5 Great Junior. sugalnore
Charles l3llrkert. \ SISTED bby Past saehem
Pro l, |. h II a, ,alnpodoDlca: 4 sachen.
A. q, ggon sciiior agamore, II, h. Fl ar-s
ris: junior, saga NJ ore. s. 5J. RI, Wrlght;a
s. FbmWstt 1il keeng
III, q. 0Gnriton; second sanpap. III. Fl. Dst-
us us i; guard of'thnawi gWam, i, M, Terry;
guard o. thn.$ forest, U a; Shell,
smoker and speeches were made by Great
Junior sagamoro Rllrkert and Past SD
5chemsS Gaines md A.. u. Flnurnoy.Sf rhe \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Pierotti-Iucchesi.

Al. 4 r. M. to-day he marriage Of Mr..
Peter Pcr6tti and Miss Mary Lucchesi
will takG%plnce q tt st. Peters Cathedral
After tho ccrpnonyStlc bride and groom
will be given a reception by M r.jnnd Mrs.
John Onesty, OF Mtlnchester, iii honor OF
the bride, She will he accompanied by
hel5bridesmaid. MI IS t1uiscppinaS Lucclcsi
sister or tho bride: Mr. Rnaldo Perry,
who will be hest man. and many other
friends Of both the bride 8nnd groom.
Miss @Liicchesl is Very popular in Ital-
Ian circles hcrc, md has nado many
ana charming munlrrs. She has bcell in
the city, outRsepenW Years. lLerAfuture
homo will be at No. % NUrth Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
Kern Incandescent Light Com
pany Asks Two T Thousand Dollars

was instituted by the Kern Incandescent
Gas and Light Company n gainst tho city
OF Richmond, alleging 5000 damages
Tho suit grows out Of q contract between
candcsccntEG Gas and Light Company and
the city Of Richmond, under which tho
plaintiffs obligated themselves under cer-
tain conditions to furnish lights for tho
The company alleged that through the
fault and negligence Of tho defendants
tho former lost an amount equal to 50, 600
IN. lealsage.y &C. Tho Light Company Is
represented by @ brothergof Mr.. Coin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
WYATT WILL u II uN.
Will Almost Surely Stand for:
Office Of High Constable. Xxi

High CONSTABLE Il. g. rlsOii WI til-
most surely have opposltioit for re M
nation 70 Ills Office III the coming primary
Iin5F the person of Police Q 'lcer ~
Wyatt q H Al II !b ,tl ID G55t Y.
Sannt,incannnt of his Intention to rli,i,
his iiitinlate friends know TINT hoR Will bo
Ills tile race, 'ahd II may be stated that llo
has gone So fl,. It's 10 look around Bfol'
deputies Iii lie Office i, ease llo shall
win. 81 M 4, III y .ss 81 jS 4,
4 Il tvyntt IS o. man OF great popularity
BEFORE tho people and there lias sbeciiitn
good deal Of feeling ili,olig tho rank
and Nflla,!S8hore bocnusc the Board Il I.
Police Commissioners have failed ~ ai'ce"-.
4cogrizcs His faithful services BY ptotnoting
hint some higher station Ein$tho SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
.ENLARGING THEIR WORK
Rev, Mr., Buchanan Opens
Branch Neighborhood. II

+ MIR. md Mrs. buchanan haye Instituted
a Seventeenth Street branch of tho Ban
list Central Nelghborhood House It was
opened on Sunday last, at tho chapel,
owned by tho Yenablo5 Street baptist
Church, on the corner, Of Christian anu
Seventeenth Streets, I'll "a
A Sunday school meeting will he held
every Sunday afternoon at 3;a0 o'clock
md Sone or more meetings Will be held
during each week, ms
Mr.. Buchanan, In speaking OF the work.
said that primarily. / It was for children,
but that he hoped togopen class for
young women md a physical training
class for, young men. <
i Mrs. Buchanan Will have direct charge
OF the children and will inaugurate n
school Of manual tralninG, embracing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Missionary Circle Meets.

+. Tho Baptist NVoman's Missionary Circle
will hold Its fourth quarterly meeting at
Leigh street Baptist Church this after
noon ut A o'clock, 5S 5Y &
Il Mr Buchanan viii speak. and 4 largo
attendance Is expected Mrs Stratford
Will also speak on matters of great in
csted IN general missionary work Of the
,BaDtist Church, b5- al Al ft3ElAEs#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Mr.'cabell8 Invited

z Hon. James Aston Cabell has been liz
vited to intend tho arpual meeting Of tho
New York Bar Assoeiationilat Albany on
January 18TH, when tho principal address
will be made by former sena tor William
Lindsay, o. Kentucky. He is also liz
vited to ATTEND the banquet at the 1'eli
ISyck Hotel in Albany on the evening OF
January 18th. fa8 e3s q, * il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
ENGLISH OFFICER.
Major General Sir Thomas Fra
ger Will Reach Ri edmond To-day

a Major General Sir Thomas Frazer, i :.
g, 81. q distlngI,iished English army OIL
Thomas spent yesterday and the day he-
fore in visiting the battletelds of Gettys-
burg and Antietnm, accompanied by Gem
dcred 10 this duty by tho, War Depart
nent. &.iia 6tE4 59EV
5 On Saturday tho President entertained
General Sir Thomas Frazer, who later
was tho guest OF ,he officers at Fort
Meyer, Oh the Arlington Heights. where
there was Y full dress parade In his
honor.
Sir Thomas. who Is u friend OF Colonel
William Gordon AIcCabe,5 vii >ylsit while
hero the various battleneds around Rich
nOnd, e S5lEIg( sd5 a{t f4 5f}f .staiteH5.{5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Mr.. Powers Qualities.

Mr.. Richard E.itPowers, for somc years
employed sls all usslstant4in tho office Of
tile United States Circuit aud District
qualified as deputy clerk of tho Circuit
Court. Tho appointment was made by
Clerk Joseph T., Brady. Mr.. Powers is
thoroughly familiar with tho work Of tho
otlicesand has demonstrated his COM
Det ellcy IN t88.I M t56tf ISb S;l4 ~ isH INK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
WILLARD IN CANADA.
Guests Of Canadian Premier at
Opening Of Parliament.

Lieutcnant-G Governor Joseph E.8NVilard
and Mrs. Willard are " In Ottown, the
guests OF RI ght Hon, Sir Wilfred Lauricr,
Premier OF tho Dominion Of Canada. for.
4 u Earl 4 Gray tho tic w G Governors General,
VIII preside, acting for His Ma esty King
,1sdwnrd. " $;fii i5.i 3 Il 4 4. q.
tenant oyernOr5 w llard said that tho
whole country4is covered by two feet Of
snow, With tho 3therlnonc tcr, below zero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Will Stand Again.

y Senat or Bland tMassle,8 OF Nelson. is in.
the city. and Is stopping at & Murphy's,
stanl for recollection this TALL senator
Massie said no knew of no reason at this,
time why he would not. 4,
Il My friends all apvcr he .dis strict seem
disposed to have me return, a hnl@ said.
and my present Intentions arc to crafty
their wishes. Y VI. 4ijliss + n
q Senator Massicq did not II seem tail
downcast over the out ook for his return
to tho Senate, sgs sJQ lRf e IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Car Breaker Gets Three Years.

William Scott, colored. was yesterday
sentenced TO serve three years, In the pom
itentlnry. having been found guilty OF
breaking into u Richmond, 5FTederlcks-
burg and Potomac car and stealing u
quantity of shoes. u KS Ky IN 4 I'll ii
lln was arrested on December 3Oth and
tried before the magistrates court OF
lienric0 on tho "a of January. The man
pleaded guilty yesterday In tho Circuit
Court of lieuricu county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Paid Insurance Promptly.

alr,, Henry =, Fatterson,i 4. member DC
this city, died December ssth, after d
on January 9th; less than two Weeks
after lis death. Ills widow received la
check for tho fill amount OF INSURANCE
carried by her late husband. Mrs. Pat
iterson appreciates very highlytho work
OF M cCurtly Council lii tho prompt ptlyr
.ment OF this insurance. ,s3if====,s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12

III til the clty coilector,s once, where for
some time he was first deputy. /, n a,
Z N'V,hlle, Mfr. Barber hnH not abs Quite ~
made &tit HIS mind pti tho subject. he Jig
Known to&bo considering I carnfully, and
Will most likely rttn for tlio place. II q
left5 tsSniglitS for a thniis,, Ca., tn look
nft err sefns business, mat ters, M upon
t1ountef1ef1Y&tf Ills Intentions. sBfg s3 3lpll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Detectives Arrest Negro and
Recover Much Property.

William Jones. Al las William j Johnson,
shire and NJ cAlnhon Inst night on the
charge OF burglary. The specific charge
was hat Of Srobbing the residence of Mr.
The negro's room WAS searched and
numerous articles Of wnarlng apparel and
other things were found Three overcoatsSs
Ut stuff was taken to de,octiSe headqiar-
tiers, where II may be Identified. {3S
The officers believe they hayc caught
i5..gOodu - ono s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Will Begin Monday.

Tho now land assessors for tho city
named bytjJudge Wit to assess tho real
property or the city Tor tho year 1905.
will begin work on Monday. commencing
With the Eastern boundary sof Marshall
Ward The work will require about eight
months. * $y
Mr.. Charles II. Todd has been elected
chairman Of the Board ~ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Petition in Bankruptcy.

Ing. his vocation as clerk, yesterday filed
petition IN bankruptcy in tho United
States District Court through John Is.
Gayle, attorney The bankrnpt's liabili-
Ties are sals5, and his assets are nothing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
sGONE8sTO WASHINGTON.
James River c Committee to Urge
All Large Appropriation

Eight members Of u the Commit tee /. on
the 61mprovcmenttofsJ james River,k headed
by fCaptainaWilllnm II. Curtis, chairman.
went to washington yesterdaySs to urge
that tho Committee on Rivers and Nh ar,
boris of q the Il House make EanS incre sed
deepening OF the hlrborB here. The mem
hers went TO the national capita at tho
instance Of congressman Lamb, who had
arranged fora hearing. before the COM
mlttee to-day. The Richmond councilmen
7Wills3return@ heroB to-morro ". sst 4SS 3t3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Lady Falls Down Steps.

Mrs, CHARLES n Workman suffered a
painful accident at her home, No. $50
HARRISON Street, yesterday evening by
falling down stairs She WAS reported
as Nesting very well INST night. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Bankers Association,

Mr., N, II. Calling, of I4ynchburg. Sec
rotary Of tho. Yirglnia Bankers Assoeia-
range for a '''neetlng of tho Executive
commttce Of tho associatiop, Witch, Is
to take place to-day at a o. clock In tho
directors room Of the National Bank OF
Members ofstle committee expected l,ern
are prominent bankers IL Of the state,
among wl,9aros. MI ra A sGh Wnf2N
NJ. Pollard, Petersburg; ~. II J; ::yopnhlc,
,Fsrinvllie: II. 81 Porter. louisa: Allan
cneulu, Dany!lle; MessTs; Rleha,rd. III
Smith and William M, ~ III 81 thls dcilt,y,
~. NJ. lIabllston IS president OF the assoc
citation, " h s5s i N ND 4
Rurnett's e xtraet OF Vanilla y. Is
Prepared from selected Vanilla beans,
rIn n .-U Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
PERFORM HTS MISSION
Messenger Hankins Leaves for
Washington With Returns. aH

e Mr.. j. &, Hanklns, who was elected
messenger by the state Electoral College,
gInla to Washington l1a place It in 1 the
hands Of tho President OF tho Senate.
left yesterday afternoon to perform his
mission. Mr.. lIankins went 10 tho Ma
itional Capitol alone,Fand will present tho
row, It Is usual for one OF the Senators
from tho State to present, the message in
open Senate. and II Senator Daniel is In;
Washington to-day llo WILL likely perform
tho tlsk, lii3i tx XIII iF
e Mr. lIa,lklns will spend to-day III tho,
Capital city, seeing the sights, and call
ing upon his friends. IA ~ B & ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Admitted to Probate,

+ IN the Cfmcery Court yesterday tho
VIII Of the late Rebecca u, Powell was
admitted TO probate, and w. II, William
son qualified rs administrator, C. I. a..
The estate Is valued at $4,000. f3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Mr.. Fairfax Is Ill,

COrporatIon commissioned Henry Ttir-3
ffaSs, Of 4 E;,02naoun, has been called 70
s:desnf his father. Mr.. john Fairfax, who
Is III al Ills home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
TWO NEW CHARTERS.
Norfolk City and 3Empor,ia Con-
llE6.. Germs Arc incorporated .8a.aa.ss

ThoI State corporate tom Commission has
grantedGthe following charters !, ~
5Es lliams, Martin & Gray Qnc), Nor
folk "a. 81: Martin. Jro president, Nor
folk, Na.;:C G. Il. Gray, secle ary and trea g.
3urern Norfolk, Va; J&SN. iillnms, y 81;
assistant secretary, Norfolk VAS ca pltal
stock $50, OOO. objects: 10 conduct .
Wholesale and retail druggists business
1 AZ II ONO Investment Company nc.) u EN-
5poria- IIa rr'yIS Schwartz resident, lG1n =
sporin Va. w. s.. Goodwin, Ylce-pre dent,
VA; W., r. M lar general man
sager, 3Dmporia, va. Capital stock, ~ O00
Objects no conduct a real est to business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Mrs. Stuart Better.

Mrs. Henry G. Stuart, OF Russell county,
who Is again In a. Philade lp hiu& hosplta tai
for treat ment, Is improving slowly, and
her friends have strong hopes oG her
recovery z M III :t w 33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
THEATRES BRIGHT n /: IT.
With ATTRACTIONS [ J. |
IIowe's Pictures at the Academy.
Winsonle Winnie To-a
morrow Night. NJ
I I11orro Z Y 4'3FNl.'aiIgHIlIt1T'7


* ron ture If I.ynti,aIl TT. lilo elnoV-
INC nictures, which will lie at tho q cad
am, Ms that picturois vi 'I
q ,yItt life ma authentic. Every picture 9
\ m Il accompanied with dnira'olo anu ing
y sS,yya,,;,,,s7 sounds III instant unison with
4 n,!erv ton nf the scene which makes ilt
snecfa tor, imagine he is seeing actual NY
&itesel f-lifel Of Worldwide travel a ,,.,
worldwide Interest I'M its rs hn,no ,
ous With tho puthe the educa !, 2,
With tho ainusingI and snll Wit iaplu11ty
and precision that creates us OWL j ue-
mandSfor regular turn. " y. 4, S II
Twins some Winnie.
Another 81 tho recent Broad ay nis *
cal productions is annouhtea ss
& Paula Edwtlrdcs will make her DEBUT DEBUT 90
The local audi Hence us a star, ~
y Il new two-act comic opera Dy ~
1; Il was nroduccd under another title Mass
SlStlwardcs who achieved notable success ~, y,
she orgina Amersam rod"TS;ii rI AID nd
S..Ehc G.csha,n Is an American comedlcilns
sc much charm and mag1letism who "a, Snn
sing and dance most scaptlvatin Vs. Inc
stat. and the piece en1oyed = sI'cccSs ~
run Of three nol;tlls mt the Casino, y Wt
York. of course, coming from the Casino;
&,.Winsunir Winnie" will be &accompanled
8hyS d bevy OF exceptional lily pretty girls.
and viii 10 most gorgeously staged MISS MASS
ISdwardes is supported by q company OF.
exceptionally capable colneuians AH 31,; Siiis
ers, among whom may he n0tcd M Il,i ,aifI
Wolff William Corlss. william i' l,1,p;
HGhr eheWfr rsSen,' f RatS sd
Florence Wiley sylvia Eaga'H ana Grace
Z Spencer. al
Nat Wills Coming.
* Nat M. Wills will be presented a. star
with a big company ut the ACADEMY, ' en-.
II ,lrday, afternoon and nigh. NJ: Wis
will be remembered as the cleVerost trlInl
comedian vaudeville ever saw. JIG Was
loo good to last in the narrow sconiln , o
s4audevilliauism. and has been FURNISHED
n The company With Mr., Wills is, a big
singing company and tho scenery ~ salu
to be very elaborate n
Growing in Favor.
A ACROSS the Pacific was presented be-
fore large audience at the Bi5ou last
night. the company having enjoyed Y .brleL
Grcst from labor during the day. The play
seems to grow With the people, for The
4 same crowds which saw the production
y when here on former occasions are The
best patrons Of the house this week. Inc
II going In with an apparent fonuncss Tor
5sllleir work. 81 I'D s% ttl
There Is to be a matinee today, and 1.-The the
G pally remaining for the rest of the week.
THE Show Girl.
3 Stella Mayhem and her company will be
nj tho Bijou Theatre all next week for
The usual performances each night aud
The usual maiinees. The play will be the
last season, The Show Girl" recognized
rs one Of the brightest of the musical abb
surdlties, in which pretty costumes, pretty
y girls and pretty airs are furnished Iii pro-
\ fusion The company Is said 10 be one
\ OF the biggest and best on the road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Another Daniel.

Is the autograph, Of John IN. III Daniel,
Tallahassee lila, II IL II coincidence that
this signature is almost Identical With
4 hat gof senator John W. paniel, OF YIr-
'giJliu, NJ go IS ti9S tS3 {a3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Second Hung Jury.

In the Lawnnd Equity Court yesterday
the trial OF the sui t OF g. I3. Wood d against
IL II lck cnson for 5000 alleged dana ges re-
suited ina hung Jury This is the second
time tho case has been tried with the X
Same result tJ5 iIF 7IltBr IN, m