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Evening star., 1905-11-02
PASTOR INSTALLED.
Services of Ordination at Laurel Last
Night.
Special Correspondence of The Star


Special Correspondence of The Star
LAUREL. Md, November l. 1905
Rev. Andrew p. Bird, the new pastor of
the Laurel Presbyterian Church. was or
dained and installed last evening The
service was conducted by commissioners of
the Maryland presbytery. consisting of Rev
Harris E. Kirk, chairman; Rev d. Laws,
Rev. w. II. Woods, Rev. Byron Clark and
Rev. d. McDouglass, assisted by Rev
Henry Van Dyke of Princeton University
and Rev. w. w. Moore of Union Theologi-
cal Seminary Special music was furnished
by quartet choir composed of Mrs Thomas
Goodwin soprano; Miss Amy Israel ato
Mr.. William r. Hall, tenor; Mr.. Charles B.
Bates, bass, and Mr.. James E. Goodwin, ac-
companist. The sermon was preached by
DR.. Van Dyke of Princeton University and
the charge to the new pastor was deliy-
cred by DR.. Moore, president of Union The
illogical Seminary at Richmond, Va, where
MIR. Bird was a student for several years
prior TO being called to this church The
charge to the people was delivered by Rev.
w. II. Woods, pastor of Franklin Square
Church of Baltimore, and the entire service
was under the charge of Rev. Harris E.
Kirk, assisted by the clergy already named
and by Rev. Byron Clark, Owing to small
ness of the church admission prior to TAO
pm. was restricted to the members of the
congregation and Mr. Birds personal
friends, who were furnished with cards.
After that the doors were opened to the
public.
Rev S. NJ. Hartsock will preach sermon
TO the members of the Laurel volunteer fire
department, both active and honorary, at
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
at II o'clock Sunday, November -
The Savage foot ball team recently defeat
ed the Laurel High School team by the
score Of To 3.
Evening star., 1905-11-02
Falls Church News.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va.
November ]. 1908.
Mrs. Ryan, formerly of Virginia. now Of
New York, has just given $4,000 to erect
Roman Catholic school building here. The
work will be commenced at once and the
structure will be located on the land re-
Gently acquired near the new Roman Cath
olic Church. Mrs. Ryan donated the funds
to erect the handsome stone church COM
pleted two years ago. Father Tierney is
the present pastor of this church. and is
exceedingly popular with all classes of peo-
pie. His pastoral duties have increased to
such an extent TO require the services of
an assistant The church has a member
ship of over 300.
DR.. and Mrs. T. C. Quick gave a dinner
Saturday night in honor of the seventy
seventh anniversary of the birthday of DR..
Quicks father Mr.. J. V. Quick. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Quick.
Mr.; and Mrs. c. b. Quick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Clara E. Quick, Mr.. and Mrs. VAN
derbelt Quick, Dr. and Mrs. T. c. Quick,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hawxhurst Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Bubb and Mrs Mary E.
Thorne, mother of Mrs. T. c. Quick
Last night being Halloween several par
ties were sgiven in celebration of the event
by the young people. Christian Endeavor
social was held at the residence of Mr.. F.
NJ. Thompson. The young men refrained
from doing the usual damage to private
and public property and everything was
comparatively quiet in town.
Pioneer Lodge of Good Templars last
night at its meeting al Odd Fellows Hall
elected the following officers for the quar-
ter commencing November /: William Par
rott, chief templar: Miss Anna Payne vice
templar: NJ. NJ. Thorne past chief templar;
George w. Hawxhurst, financial secretary:
Mrs. j. NJ. Thorne, treasurer; Miss Ethel
Payne. sec5etary S. s. Marr, marshal; Miss
Ruth Thorhe, assistant marshal. These Of
ficers will be installed next Tuesday night
by the deputy grand chief templar, Mr..
Henry Hawxhurst
Evening star., 1905-11-02
The Logan Arrives From Manila.

The military secretary is advised that
the transport Logan has arrived at San
Francisco. Cal. from Manila p. l., with
Company B. 9th Infantry two officers and
149 enlisted mem, from Peking, China
and the following military passengers:
Capt Brewster and Lieut.. Mcllroy, 3th
Infantry; Majors Gibson. general staff
Frederick military secretary; Shanks, 18th;
Kennon. 10th Infantry; Captains Collins
and Hess, medical department; Meyer, 14tn
Cavalry Welch 9Th; Knox, 18th lnfantry
Lieutenants Brewster, Artillery Corps:
Pillow. 18th Cavalry: Terry, 7th; Roberts,
22d Infantry; sick, IA; Hospital Corps B.;
Signal Corps. 4; army nurse, female, L:
discharged soldiers, 10 changing station
for retirement, furloughed. etc. >; re-
mains four enlisted men brought to port.
Evening star., 1905-11-02
The Edhem Pasha That Died.

Some confusion has been caused through
the statement that Edhem Pasha. who re-
Gently died in Constantinople was the COM
manding general OF the Turkish forces In
the Greaeo-Turkish war of 1897. II can
be stated authoratively that General Ibra-
him Edhem Pasha, the Turkish commander
general In 1897, is still alive and that the
Edhem Pasha mentioned in the dispatches
was the director of the military schools and
In no way connected with the Grecian war.
Evening star., 1905-11-02
Chief Clerk Pack RESIGNS.

The resignation of Harold ]. Pack, chief
clerk of the bureau of supplies and ac-
counts, Navy Department. has been ac-
cepted by Secretary Bonaparte to take
effect November 80. He will practice law.
Mr.. Pack given an appointment as
stenographer in the bureau of supplies and
accounts about six years ago and was
rapidly promoted through the various grades
until he was made chief clerk about year
and half ago. He is graduate Of George
Washington University, from which he has
obtained two degrees.
Evening star., 1905-11-02

was cheat like all the rest of him. for
he swiftly through a field and SO into
a wood. where none could follow him.
They hurled their relics after him, and
rode back to the blacksmiths the poorer
both in pocket and I'm faith.
CTo be continued tomorrow)
Evening star., 1905-11-02
Monthly Coinage Statement.

The monthly coinage statement shows
that during the month Of October, 1905 the
total coinage executed at the mints Of the
United States was 81 1SS $50 follows:
Gold, 81 l32, 800; silver 1852 900; minor coins,
1924, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Cat arrh off the Stomach.
"A pleasant, Simple, but safe and e,

3AtaPleasant, Simple, but Safe and E ~
III /. fectuay Cure for 3,9 A
Catarrh Of tho stomach has long been at.
considered the next thing to incurable,S
iThe usual symphonic are n[f w Eort hloat.g
Ing sensation. after atlng, ccompanlledi
sometimes With sour OF swatery risngs.$sa
formation OF gases, 81 causing pressure on
the heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing, headaches, |, tickle appetite, 4 nervous
ness ana a. general playGd out, langudt3
feeling. i5, n lS v B,
There Is often a foul !tasteSin6t the mouth
coated tongue, and II he interior Of the
stomach could be seen It would show a.
Shiny inf1nmed condition, 4 s13 4 IA q, y
The cure Cor this common and obsti-
nate trouble Is found In 4. a treatment n g,
which causes tile food to q be readily
thoroughly digestcd before 1t has time to-
ferment and .irritato8 tho delicate mucous
surfaces of tile stomach, 10 secure s$ag
prompt and healthy digestion Is the5one
necessary thing to do, and VII len normal
dIgestlonSis secured the catarrhn scondi-5
ton Will have d!sappea red q d
According to- Or. Earlanson he SO fest
and best treatment Ia to- use q fter each
meal tablet composed e y, stase
seal and fruit acids. These tablets can
now be found at all drug stores uilder he
NJ, ma OF stnnrt's Dyspepsia Tablets, and
iI,ot being a patent medicine can be Used
Win perfect safety and assurance ,l that
healthy appetite and thorough 4 digestlon5
Viii follow their regular use after meals;
E MIR. r.. S, Workman Chicago I'LL.
writes; "catarrh Y " local eonditlon re-
Where's Whereby the lining membrane Of; the
nose becomes intiamed and 4 he poisanollsi
discharge therefrom, nag sing backward q
Into tho throat, reaches the 81 onlachsth
nroducing catarrh OF the stomach. Medi-s
ccnl'auuthorItles prescribe a for ma Tor
three years for ca tarrll ct sstoHaeh!wtth,.
nn,t cure, but to-day IAN tho happlest.
az or men 7 after using only one box OF stu.Y
arts dyspepsia Tablets, IN cannot find
appropriate words to ( express r. my good,
feeling. have found hea %, l'pet e a''a
sound rest from thcir. I. use III &. az So u
stuart,s Dyspepsia To blets Is the safest
preparation as well rs The simplest and g
most convenient remedy for any. fqpi1lI q
indigestion. Cataprh OF stomach, u bill 81
ness, sour stomach. heartburn and bloat y
Ing aft Ter mea ls, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
The Pup Was i Saved.

Jokes over the mlshap OF MIS- Patrick
-campbeil,St tho noted ling ish etress, Who
feii whiie tonS the way from her hotel in
thextllstahtreh and ssSSta' ne
CARRYING a lag aud ii book under one
arm and ana dog Under The 81 her,, and when
her feet slpped she WAS y /, sd 4 !,
was ono 81 the ugly shaggy beasts that
seem seen to Mt ln1so Wen With many pretty
women ana 4 ( Wns not jured. I'll he lady
5herselfSis sat d hospital and Us Is an al1s
complete use Of the insured limb, even Etf
nothing more sari aus resul " from the. as az
cldent. But she saved the dos, --A on tgom-
cry AdycrtisersA * III 4. 81 s ,S6 ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
fi7t u n s-. "a
Made a Fine Showing

The thirteenthaannual u meeting Of Stsle
stockholders Of the q erman- AZ me rican
BanklngKand Building Company was held Pig
on We nesday.:sS The reports of The offs
GERS were most isatisfact Dry. the pas year
being one OF the hest In " Is history J.
@ The following directors. were elected Sfors
the ensuing year: IL slt terdi ng. = ebert
5Lecky, Jr.., Thomas N. Carter, ] & NJ. Four..3
u,,rea1,, III n Cirimn1ell, L. a. u 3 hle and
j. d. Carneal. d "A tF a meeting 81 tho Roa!d
or Directors, held fimmediat ely therea ter.
the following officers were elect d . ia
Charles X. n NJ Ills, secre:1i
,tary and treasurer Thomas NJ Carter
attorney. III s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
N5i a! "a vi III
1 /! WHEN q TO- GohHoME.s

Froln&tle Blu fft0ns nd. \. b nner IA hen
tired out. 90 home. w hen you e
consolation 70 ], ONE 1Yhel you ant
Sfu1n,s 3go home. When ynu INT Ito low
others Sthnt You ave re formed l, 90 Inc
and let your family SGT acqi intcd |ltll
the fact. hen YOU wa mt TO show Sir-5!
solf hest go home and g. ths . etS
liberal got home and practice on VI Il
wife ana children first. When you Rlt
ia shine witt, extra brllllancy. go hos
and light up tho whole 9househol ID. 'S'sa3
which we would add when you havoAE
bad & cold .S &C; homo and ia Ike g haH be
lain's Cough Remedy and IN 1uic's cure \
certain. ia t counterac cts any ten ency5 o
a. cold to result in pneumo nia. s For sal
by all druggists "a 58S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
A REV lew OF M R jf
s85 BARksDALE'S SPEECH

y AZ a meeting 81 { the Virginia Electoral
College MondayStho 81 Hon Wi liam r..
4 Burksdalc,, an ctor It h large and a
member Of the s tate sena TEL made a Queer
speech. Hegrettlng at,5oontrary to- the
intent Of the8ma kers OF the Constitution.
and as a resultsof long sunbroken custom,
an electors is mo Il longer a chooser. but a
mere puppet and registrar, Mr.. I3arksdale
proceeded to emit his gathered ble against
Judge Parker. We're free and I'M
Btrammeled q said M /. I3arksdalegS."I would
not vote for Parker. II at was h u " safe
NM NiokhR Rsas
prlcks was absurdly belated Why's Old he
bottle up his wrath from july to Jam.
None the less, Mr. Is 3 " Us protest i
Of the VlrginI 9, and N every
and voted. While 5000 resented the In
suit and infringement Of the cam pAign
by the men no four years before turned
th NH 1serE dsearsa that Mr. Rooso
welt was Mast becoming Il good Demo-
raaa geGlS
name him as their standard bearer.
In spite3ofYthe exace rhat on and exng-
geratlon In these remarks, here Is some
truth In then.R5 M n Bryan himself IL well
enough pleased with Mr., RoOse lt.'i.$Sl It
becomes fs clcar lss3 that tho 81 tremendous
Gpother made about the Bookcrt3T, Wasl-.
3lngton incident was largely ARTIFICIAL,
meant Ia keep the dlsgusted * Southern
nryanites "in line and \ succceeded to
the extent fof cutting q FEW, fringes off
what otherwise might have been "a gem
geral Roosevelt I, triumph, !, !, g
Democratic disaster and q great Roose-
Welt victory but not q 1epubll lean ylcI
tory. Atlspresent the ,iRryan men seem
to hate ID tho :'reorgani zers worse than
they did last spring and summer, and
they are Sratefnl to +, M Roosevelt rs
they should be- Actively orpassIyely, they
helped elect him.. Their good VIII makes
It easier forshinl5 to .he the President
OF tho whole &cpuntry,'i5ss 81 VS. /.
Mr. Roosevelt y $ tronger q n present
strong enough In tho Democratic party.
largely ndical. 10 prevent It's success
when 1t plays conservnt I've. Yet there
a party not disposed to 8stralll the Cons
5stitution, tSIs the trut II to say hat save
by lip service, the Democrats, BIO they
aParkerltas or Bryanites, have ceased 70
There arc, intact, two Tederalst parties.
ana Mr. Bryan & Is "A n Federallst WI bout
knowing til,---NeW York sun, KY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

fi A ~
III tlc.,mohds interests as ina ~, ~ f 49,
iturlng ceiiter; oYery tosslbls enco,iir,tlg '
aent Il, Gould u b,,ildiiig q fallr r'll
yto tha Nortlieri, Neck; l,rorer trat lii
Et,nssens az conicctiohs and schedules WITH
the valley, tho Piedmont nifd the South y
west Ean tnndeavor ID prevent certain sessT
rious ana nlnrming discrtnlna Ions ngalllfs't
Richmond now undnr consld fation in
freight tariffs tint urc undergoing 1leeviir-S
sion; ample appronrintio ns by Congress
Tor The Improvement Of Jntles RI or and llpt
for erecting oil new postofilro II buildinE; <
promotion of desirable Indignation, 70
certain near by counties ~ proper \ pre-
sentation Of the great Inducements Rich
,nond offers Ito capitalists for the con-
struction OF one ors4nore up.t o-date hotels;
d movement fort the erection Of ~ large
auditorium; d movement tor further, by
Sallgposslble means, the extension Of tho
tcitys corporate limits aftls the build
Ing Of the free brldge on the present site
or Mayo 3 bridge. ss8 ~ AZ 81 N HI vi
y .Tiis Is q splendid programme, and II
1t be carried out, MS MI gll 81 ggests. 4
tho Accomplishments OF Richmond inSl9
Will be far ahead or those OF any single
gear. IN tho history Of the eli III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

common st1bseri pti ons. The " &s'alaes 81 I
I lie genera secretary and 81 & otf,eT gents;
employed 4 81 the two societies an paid
half and half by the tWo q gcncie.s'
DO the visitors sor the s. gent ele,1d !
the holp given ti
n Ii hard St answer his llespf1g
Briefly, because here may be $excepti9sR
III Mi ii, ~ :5S but our rule Is that
relief shall Il 60 b through 81 the agent i
not 9& through tho NJ friendly visitor, gsy
feel from our cxrerlerce 7 hat It - Ven
d(ficult FOR: the right re Ia tiorn to ibsEes
5tnblisled between n8 falnil y nd Ia Tor
;it&thc giving 81 ma terlal relic IS lsloYn
ny tho famlly sbe tho resul t a., the
Visitors Ga lis. 3Ss "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Ii is deplorable to read that the con-
tempt and oathins manifested BY tho
whites In southGAfrica towards tho blacks
is extended indscriminately 10 Aslatics
Whose skins are not Of the right color.
South. African colonist
seems unable to distinguish between Is
Niger and Il Hindu, although tho latter
may he by comparison with the British
colonlst an educated gentleman. IN n
recent letter from Natal the writer de-
Aslihes low he saw party Of willie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
- ItI1TI u -II71 " u -I-lT ~ 81 -
Death of DIR. Mathews

8%gT.r Thomas +. Mathews. of Manchester,
whose death is announced In to-day's
PAPER, was ~ man of broad mind ana big
heart and his work for humanity knew
no BOUNDS, lIeSwas the highest type Of
,'nan--a Christian physician. His oppor-
tunitles for doing good were great, and
he turned them to good recount, lie was
very busy in attending the sick aud SUI
lfering, yet ho3 found time TO do valuable
work for his church and for the COM
.munlty5 In which he lived, lie was a
good good soldier lnawar. IN peace he was. a
good citizen, {. successful physician \ a
deyout member Of the church, and Il
faithful husband and father. lie led an.
active, useful life, and no goes to the
rest thatremainethf TO- the; saints.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Personal and General.


!. III j udgef Jetcr C. Pritchard of North Caro-
Tina has sent Ito Pres dent II Isooseyo q
/ golden eagle which was ptllred on Bald
Mountan@and measured 4 Zee rom Up
to tp. s n ;; ssis
3An1erlcanA River, Californian ha s been
bonded Tor 81, zoo 900. II I'll is now eyoted to
the raising Of horses. 4
sgSs5 NfarlallRvancc, the Oldest oolored woman
lin Vepnillion county, u (, and !. doubt less
she wqs a. servant in tie sshome OF Abra-
ham Lincoln. M " u ~ ssA
u Laslie N1aimaduke Of st. Louis, repre-
.sontlng A$syndcat tie 5pf 81. Louis ca pital- e
5istshas selected q site for large colony
Ths section eli Of tile
tcountry&;will notHobject to the $P resident
ignoring tho politicians and conducting
but NE tloI not know how the polic will
take elseWher
Charlotte News III t we had a. couplenof {!
smlllIon5baes of!cotton oo3,m,,ny think;
Just lay themE aside nnd proceed to plant
corn 81 potatoes. x tobacco and a few other3
crops and val Il IL $50 m ebodya wanted to
buy our cotton ct g, lea 5. sonabl price .SS5
AZ Greensboro record 4 A court Of high de-f
gree Iii Germany has decided that poker
is not a game cot chang 5 but {; ski ~
Must have beentreadin Ing the OPP Oh Or our
Supreme Court 2ongbill and: pool,s-SV e
man court Is jrig hit. No doubt man y who
have bucked aga Inst science iii tho game
will also agree ito the oposlt ton. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Ss 6 HAM RERLAlN'sSc CT UGH RENEE Y ssS
EgABsoLUTELY4AR MLEss.s 3.$
Every mother should know that Cham
sberlain's Cough RenedySis perfectly safe
for children to Ia Ike. con tains nothing
harmful and for COZ Chs, colds and Group
lis ,insurpas sctl. q. i or sale by all drug
gsts K s5s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
rf15

slnNf board an eectic I rain car IN lotlr.
BAN ,rhe cdr was Full, mid anon B the
passenke wero three Hind vs.. Al three =,
swef6 fofcibiyS hluled out OF thcirss seats
by 7 tesI1hgl ishtnei1, who !thre tened ,to
pitch then, or the CARL they tnade any
reslstafice and then nrprop go tie a
Splat esi IN rsbhdon fruit h. u 4
We coi1imend these Observations TO Scert
tain Isolated and filagiildcd persons w
the ortiz who tnlk 80 ylibiy of iG9'.sl
|,rrejudico' in tic Southern, States, II
II =. -1s.- =: 8
Governor Pchnypacker Inns convinced
the press 4 Ut IFS own State and also ~
SOME othor Suites tina It. is the q vernon
Sof EPennsylv who ,is In dltc need sof Y
|sriulsling, y. n s s5ss
{s5I X yot,S are looking for political infor..
mat wv statiaAcs Of tonal imports t
ance and fall to find tho uarne II, the New
Yorks World Almanac, Just out 9youi might
as well give UP the hunt. q 8S5f ss53S
IKE .--e==--@. 5 IA
Colorado has & successfully iii stecreed
around the difficulty Ahavtig two GOV gov
sertiors AZ 3onco and to that extent is to be
Econgrattftnted. Az ny 3s} ~ III u
5FA Nj BiSG
4Ss:A torney- q enerul Moody steps into the
ring go up against!Rtl'e beef y trust,
featlyNoticournge by the fact that the
public Sis stalking him.. W. III i4S Z. II
S-----:.----.----------: AK
FIX 7 he now Governor OF Mort ~ Carolina
has vet had an opportunity TO nuke Fll
those old-tlme official remarks to the!
Governor Of South Carolina. Il, III IL VI 3 "a
.-..- t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

The decision of the FDanylle Judge that
crying shoes are "a nuisance in u court
room and n subject Of contempt has been
accepted as good law by Judge Hundey,
at Farmvillc.s ~ 81 WI 3,s 4!8i ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Mrs Chadwick in repeating the state
ment that she was reared on farm,
added; And how gladly would I return
to the old homo place. Yea, doubtless,
hut the jailer blocks the way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ss8 you are looking for political infor I.
NATION statiatics Of national IMPORT t
ance and fall to find tho uarlie II, the New New
York World Almanac, Just out yott might
assswell give UP the hunt si Vi VI IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

the rain, he beautiful ain.
i1tSbeuts tho snow in many pa rticulars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Ss8 !, He 4 new Governor OF North Carolina
has 10 Il yet had al, opportunity toSnalkei
those old-tme official remarks to. W the
iGoteriiorBof South Carolina III f3s @4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

about Secretary shaw's re-
slgat ton was perfect fresh Y y
Srenchcd him Fl e hadn't heard of it.5s#fssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Attorney General Moody steps Into the
4rins, Sto;s go up against the beef trust
:gteatl yAo,icournge by the fact that the.
publ stalking him. 95s. ri z. IF s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

~ All Unsigned Communications VII 'SNl pc 'eE
discard ed. r.. 81 II 4 a8i.. J.
A Rejected Communications VIII n !, / T.
returned UNLESS accompanied by STAN = y 2 PSI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

ho3ir11partiauty(o the Emp Ger r.
many isscommcndab le To honorcd sto t.s 81
sci and Nogi at the same time. sI I'M tSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

IL FRIDAY. JANuAR :. 49,; 70, 1909 1902. Fl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

sssIhoi8 originator OF freak legislation 3sts
m inning III several states Of d he
Union Just now nrd lie + ls being heard
from too. 4. 81 Il ks ~ sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

55S There Was d kind Of dull thid sound
about the Supreme Court dec siolS IN the
Met Cue Il case yesterday Il III 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

III K S Governor PennSpa cker Is Z AT illoted
with Il Tie personal scrapb ook habit, this
IN ust DO his busy se!asa s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

i 53.S Mrs. Roosevclt's Democracy hasn't t.
yet. Just Va guely lowering about IN
the upper alr. x HI 5 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Coloiatlo has S successfully stecreed
around the difficulty of having two go, W "
errors at once and 10 tia extent sis to be
congratulated. MI 1:i 4 NJ .s53l
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@ Division 81 the Expenses

d RlAeFe ~. ll'ptlt ~ SASsst Y sSs
s.'There ia no CONNIE ~ + roasury, nd SYe
feel at present that II would he unwlse to
nuke common col lice tDas or 10 receive