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The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

FOR Rent-Six-room house and
barn., corner of Third and Gun
nison. Apply to II. A. Orr.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

WANTED Situation by man of ex-
perience. Either Office or store
Inquire here
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

WANTED-Two or three rooms for
light housekeeping. Address Sen
tinel office care X.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

Annie P
school tea
exafntuati.
tion at 90
California.
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state He
96
Mrs. Kat
ter speHdt
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town. II
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Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

Gator in your college faculty was g
young tutor. He was just out Of col
lege himself. He ought to have had
sympathy with the struggles Of college
life if any one should have had He
was disliked by his own classmates.
You learned that from your older broth
er, who graduated the year before you
entered the university. But though
that young tutor was just out Of col
lcge himself and ought to have had
sympathy with the boys, yet he spent
most of bis time spying upon them. He
conditioner as many as he could at
examinations. He asked the most un-
fair kind Of questions in the class
room. He had a perfect genius for
saying bitter things. He seemed to
feel that the chief end of every col,sge
tutor was to make the lives OF the stu
dents iJ { as miserable rs possible.
Not oaly that, but outside Of the class
rco.n lie was always roaming around
The halls and the grounds and the town
to find some delinquent and to report
some breaking Of the college rules
The chief butler Of Pharaoh's court in
college life forgets the Josephs whom
be has left behind in prison.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

seph out Of prison;sI must have him
by my side; must have this interpre.
ter Of dreams here to warn me against
any dangers which are ahead. He
must keep me from doing wrong again"
But, no. That was not the chief but
lers way. After the different court Of
fcials had congratulated him he hunt
ed up his gold challces and looked at
their sides. There he sees his own
smiling face. Then he said: aha,
am safel l am safe! No danger now!
l am safe forever!" Then in his sup
posed safety he forgot the warning
signals Of the past Perhaps he fell
into the same evil ways which he once
followed, which evil ways may ulti-
mately have caused his execution, like
the bakers His decomposing flesh
may have been eaten by the hyenas
and the vuItures who banquet OF the
dead bodies of all Egyptian criminals.
Ny brother, can it be that we are for
getting our past misfortuncs: Have
we forgotten the awful results Of our
past sins? DO we forget the patience
and the pardon and the love Of God
which once rescued us, as the butler
was pardoned from death by his royal
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
lly. SDaily except Sunday.
RRANCH ROAD9


Delaware, Maryland q virginia r. 4
Leave Harrington for Franklin CITY and wa,
statious 10 Se a. m. and so. D m, Weel -davs
Returning, train leaves Fran kiln Cif, 6 n1 a
m. week and ll.57 am. week davs " =
Leave Franklin City for Chincoteaeue fvi,
stesmefJ 80 and So pm, week days Re
turning, leave Chincoteague 10 AZ ann. anT
5.S0 pm. weekdays.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown and Ieyyes Al
iO5e a. M ana 300 p. m. weekdays. Returning
leave LeWos 40 a. m. and l.S5 p,Ia week n avs
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth I02, a m.
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Return.
Ing, leave RehoDOth liz p. m Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. y
Leave Harrington for Berlin. 10. .g8 a. m anf
9.20p m. weekdays. Returning, leave Berlil
sos am. and l2-59 pm. Week. days
Leave Porter for Delaware City s IS a. m. u q
$751; 81 and . p p m. weekdays. Returning.
leave Delaware City S, 8 20 and 10 ss a. m and
3 Is and 56 p. m weekdays
Leave Masseys for ChestertOWn and wa,
Isations 81 a. m. and 10 D. m. Week-davi
Returning, leave ChestertoWn 7Os am. and
z ~ pm. weekdays.
Del. chesapeake r. R.-Leave CIavton 10,
oxford and way stations az 8 y a. m. and IS
?. m. week days. Returning, leave OxforC
o 43 =. m. and IS p. m. week days,
CoNNECTION.-At Porter, with Newark
DeiaWare City Railroad. At Townsend wifi
queen Apnes Kent Railroad. At Clay
tOn, Mlth Delaware & Chrsapeake Raflroaf
anu anu baltlmore 4 Delaware Bay Railroad. A
- it s.IIln n toh'With Delaware, Maryland q VII
glnla Railroad. AtSeaford, with cam bride,
q Ss5eatord Railroad. At Delmar, with NsS
I Ork, Philadelphia 4 Norfolk, Wycon1ieo
Focomokei and Peninsula Railroads.
!. .. HUTCHINSON, General Manap
,. L. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

erybody was turning toward you look
OF suspicion. Even your best friends
seemed to be wavermg Then that
man came forward and with pen or
voice or check book tided you over the
difficult place You told kim then you
would never forget him. You told him
if he was ever in trouble half Of what
you have would be his. Is it? Have
you ever divided with him? He has
had his troubles since your day Of trou-
bles. Have you gone to him with help?
You say, "He has not come and asked
me for help" Did you ask him for
help when in that darkest day of your
life he sprang to your side? No. He
came because you needed him. o man,
how have you treated your Joseph, en-
jailed today in the Egyptian dungeon?
The butler of my text was an in
CRATE. lie was more to be condemned
than that. He turned his back upon his
friend-for what7 For false friends.
No sooner did ho get back to the pal
ace than one after another OF the cour-
tiers in all probability came up to him
and congratulated him. 'Ah," they
said, "we are so glad to see you back!
We missed you so much. Nothing
went right at the royal banquets while
you were away" Especially were the
and the walters profuse
in their praise and laudations to his
face. Then a smile Of satisfaction /
steals over the chief buffers counte- /
nance as he says: ''Ah, l am glad 1
nave such good friends here! i am
glad I do not have to associate any
onger with those criminals down in
he Jail These are my friends, my
rue friends.'
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing III this
IS because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadvance
the kidney-poison-
ed blood will at
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

- - - l1 C1lIIaI-II--
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

VIII leave Frederick, Webb's and Bowers for
Philadelphia as follows during
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Evidence Of tbe senses.

what was the number of the auto
mobile than ran over you?"
i don't know. heard it, smelled 1t
and felt it, but couldn't see it,n-Tales.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh OF
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
( break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement of the kidneys and
/ a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. Ifyou are feel
ing badly YOU can make 10 mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain i'll passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to 90 often through the day,
and TO get up many times during tile
night The mild and the extraordinary
effect Of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant TO take and is
sold by all druggists i'll ffty-cent and
one-dOllar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
coverv and book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. Kill
nler & Co., Binghamton, n. y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DR.. Kilner's Swamp-Root, and the
address, BinglIamton, n. Y, OH every
bottle
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20

+ HuTCHINsON, Gen, Mar agel
hOOD, Gen, Passenger Agent,
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
D. N. z q. RrancIn

At Georgetown trains connect with train
to and from Franklin City.
Going south read down North read M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
y School Discipline.

In connection With tho recent trouble
al Tho Virginia Polytechnic institute, The
Times Dispatch urged that tnsnbordina-
ton must not bc tolerated; that the Very
existence Of the institution depended
upon n strict enforcement of rules and
tho uncolnpromls!ng maint;nance OF dis
ciplinc. II 355s M N Han
We are pleased to observe that at tho.
meeting Of the Southern Educational As
ISOLATION a, Jacksonville, Fla, one Of
the speakers made an earnest address
in which he5followfd the same line, 3
1T is the shecrest folly" said he. Ito
appeal to business men aud taYpapers In
the name OF sentiment and affection un-
I'll we can show them that we have an
honest, strnishtforward. practical plan OF
milking honorable. Yself.supporung' citizens.
They have not The fine nor the desire
10 enter into scientific researches and dis
copeiics of the different parts of II boys
lnnsntql machinery, The. plain, blunt. Inter
esting question 10 them Isl: "a
i5l'n pa you knav Lon ta manage that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Observation-Disclosures

W Il socla Glib III one Y. stht Virginia \;
owns recently gave an erta iiiM Ell.
tic principal feat Of iiie !, mo-
Al arrafg enietts We're ~ ssie
Il Ill for ID re-enough wet llig aid tue
5hridni couple came iii, be tune q
Aiendelss wedding tilarel, NE BRIDE ['1tl
and groom, we're me the altar Ny \ BY VI tbs
|mnisterSnro tenn. e are to- ,t
emi,ynnd Win tie rnte a,d f
which lie alone Is itinster promo rnced
most ludicro,s ceremony, hereby seri--
ousis affecting the rlslbles 81 the n Y, i
encc Ii IS further stated that dt, rim
tho eerelnony the uir the ott'ic song
&"1,iE Leave I1ipl,y lone forsY o.
vas softly md sweet play AL
1vo mem no offense II, tho crl ttclsin,
whith we Shall make Of this entyetrt nil1-
mcnt, Innocent enough In itself, and colt-3
ceiyed and carried out of no.
cont FUN bit II seems to us tho dlltYftotl
newspapers and Of nll men and women ~
Who hhvc my part in leading public al,
thouEhtStu protest ngairst I'LL st 4 enter tt
Htainments. Arntrimony3 is d thing too So "a
cred to be triflcd With, q .hing too soler1 ~
ana holy to be burlestuets The curse l1.:s,
Of the IS The misty n ~
)Yil-advsed narriag es, followed 50 often
|BinJ little WHILE by TIE
courts divorce. hose who have The he
good Of society at hear should e11den aver
by III 1eans to Impress y! on young
mon and young women that5l',u r r,sg7 rs rs
tho Sosta serious end sacred Of $50
tracts that 1t should be mn long coll
tract, ana that therefore. tSs3i 2r! IT, to
be entered into lightly tllougl ht essiy,
but tliscreetly revercntly and $devoutly in
THE fear OF God /. II Ill marriage con on:
tracts were made II that spirit divorces t;r,
would be rare. But such 81 spirit rs not t..
lie promoted by the y which l'c
malscs DC matrimony carlcat '1:tt and al =
whclfftends to bring the solemn, ceremony
and tho holy estate into ridcule and$col'-
tam nt l5S S39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

etious tlectanssn 1 III, hsl ID Smtl Nc ny
Eturn otit a. solid su6s: htial prod lict q,
srhe curse ~ thiI eoutitry n tessgT
ana ylessiless Is dlsobedi ence W we are AZ
III check tho spirit d lAVlesstiess We must
beEln ut tile beginning and inetilca q TIC
spift ia tyhediente liz the young Not lot
inE taii Ii aksstild place 81 home raining
bit the ntny tnueliY IL Leu lt, Y.
ing 81 edlerites THAT rs one Of tive prime
OBJECTS school discipline. II lie ar,i ils
ana Eu,ations ,,re nnde not Simply tiat
the school ,,ny be conducted III order, but
THAT theS&A,tidents themselves may be
dlscipl TIED Snna made tlle n,i-I
thorl(les over lhei,l. the soho os fall ~
id Ills they ali Vital spoint ana II if Il
sinstsAdE bf developing thelt pupils the
sapltt Of obedtsl,cc they developS he spirit
3of MISREPRESENTATION, lawlessncss and rlopts
they are worse thar failures, they 4 are are
a{tneiiace 10 our very IL lllzation. $8 83
s1rhis Is III question which demands tile
most serious consideration Of hose wilt, vi
conduct tho schools Or the country, es s-2
pccinlly " teachers public tltutloi,,si
Sso long as school training pro yes Itself ..s
toSbc Beneficial THO PEOPLE will Tux them
selves to main thin this schools, but a &
sparehts and guardians finally come toI
Ethe conclusion that Hi Sending atheif boys
to school they are lii rng their cllarac--sE
ter, they will refuse 10 SUPPORT or patro 4
ti1ize StttoS schools. 81 Teachers must demon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
The Record Of Lyncllings.


q 1T US stated that during tho year 1901
there were ST cases Of lynching against
lOt in 1902 and 1876 In 1901. Elghty-three
OF the 81 persons lynched were negroes,
The usual crime" was the alleged
cause Of 20 OF the lyl,chings. Thirty-six
of tho Victims were accused OF murder,
six we're accused OF rlurderous assault.
and. 1t Isssaid, that race prejudice was
responsible for the taking orr Of The
others. " N, ss5
OF the 81 cases reported SO were from
the South. Men and brethren, this Is a
terrible record for our section. ] t is true
that we have bad negroes to deal with,
md It Is true{that some OF these negroes
commit bcastly crimes, But offer any
5eSpuseithat we may. II is a terrible re-
cord, men and brethren. that out OF 81
cases OF lynchings III the whole country
81 Of them should be cllargeahle to The
South. Justify ourselves, ms we nlay,Nit
IL bad record. and II Is, to our dis
credit and TO our disadvantage. AS q
civilized, enlightened, progressive people,
we cannot afford to hold the record for
liwcssness n y s(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
can any OIL our readers supply the q d'
sired ginformatio n7 III M s. Az
Virginia Cities
Z In m ,,,,,u. Diut,,,fri1

Editor Of tho Tltnes-p ispnt eli ~ J5t !.
d Sll,,--Vi III you Kindly publish IN your
queries answers column the popIul Y :
tlon thb printlpal OF =,
7 according IL the last census, the, i,s-
ures are ID lows B, e " ii h I.
Il Richmond 81, SO Norfolk, 4o, 624 UP ctcrs-
burg, 21,S10; Ronnokc, q ,495; n ewport
Nos.s, s1{ e35 i, :r,ynehburg, is, s9l, Danvllle,
1850 lexamdria ,5ss chester ~
Bristol, 5,271I % 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

Nile soui,dnesa tho sef,ersli sltuat iotii
tint TINS sudden and radicui wa II
lnot attended, eflp,is tres
There Ff,iaS be trouble ltail. scatts
Not expett prosperlty " 30 on fofeyas y "
sbut ,f8therc are clouds fney az, not new no.
shaw Hioyt hc liorizofii Y II h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Wheat and Insects.

Editor of The trimes-D lspatch: ~ ~
$ SIr--I Utice d II tle green IN sect on my
wheat and where they suck tho " cal
tito blades turn red yand III. theyl arr, DUO
Il havo had tho grn I'M en- tlrely x lied from
sthcieffectB them. Islt there AN y remedy!
JfSSsGy please answer YIN your} query COL
sumns,Sand 5oblig y =, ia
Il The s,sal I tnsect u und uhtedly ono Of
the common punt lice which &infest al
SgrainSnnd grass plants. Z, hese somet lines y'
become so numerous as to actually de-
stroys the plants Moro than likely Tho
recent cold Sweatlle has practically killed e
aNthese lice. anu they will not do 81 fur lr- 4
BtherSa harm. II is only In warm winters
That the suffers greatly from them.
tits not easy TO treat these lice because
sthey5Fdo not cat the plants, but Insert
their benks and suck the sap Soap
washes will kill them, but these are are
hardly practicable. hi t;5
~ In regard to- the blades q tho w eat
splant turning red, 1t is possible this y
caused by n funglls--the ordinary heat
rust--which Is also \ likely to be troubles
sons lii warm winters ! IS Is much moro
destructive than tile N llce. Tho wheat
blades always turn red when ttatked by
this disease, There ~ really no prbaetl-
cable remedy. Wheat should not DO soYn
foo carly, and sonnet INES, when especially
rank, pasturing With light, stock MIL TO-
BdliCe tho foliage and thus check sorueW M t
the growtht5of the fungus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
JANUARY 4TH IN WORLDS HISTORY rs / ]l''
inrp,pearcd, 4 conducted Nv Cole,lmltall1l.8

mig Titus 81 Paul, died sat- Crete
THE The World appeared, sfps
Bonnel# Chesterfield and others.
England declared war against Spain.
at NOUN
and under General owe i
moars the Fort Iua -
Quantity
States
he latter reinaushed q the reYoq coo
-
died He
wealthy
England had
on MS Governor elected the
Washington
accompanied by the
ss he Committed which was d
the archives.
wn#ofN1 after
British,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Railroads Il and the People,

United States Senator cullon,, Of f6Illt-i
nois, says 4 that he gis overwhelmed VIII
letters from Western business n,er Who
want him $toy make .suro that d Congress
pnsscs the Cooper uarles bill, or some ,1
other railway-rnte legisla tion Many othE.eRr
senators and representa- ives are 4 having
the Same experienced, vs. y waiter 20 Is Z
Well,nan, in the Chicago Record 4 +
and that the torrent Of letters flowing IN
on tls subject has grown to such 4. pr lI
portions that some Of III he congressman lei
find 1T Impossible to- keep up with their tlle'l
correspondence. Mr.. III Imam further
stat4 that senator Cullom makes no se-
crerSi Of hts belief that public opinion hns
been Sroused to 1 such q pitch that Con-.
gress win be- compelled to respond "a 7 al
early date and he would not be surprised
|fif8 al bill should pass at this sessi on, lie
feels sure that one will be reported from
the Committee on@I terstatc Commerce.
IT. has. been apparent for some M time
that this demand is rs broad as the coyun-
try itself, and for that rcaso n The ~ mes
Dispatch has urged the railroad edt, ectors
10 recognize the demand, to approach
President Roosevelt in q spirit Of coll-
cilntion and concesslol y and agree with II
him on some measure Of compromise
that will meet the demand without bring
ing distress upon the railroads themselvc1.
We believe that such r. compromise can
be effected at this time, but Il the rail-
roads ignore public sentiment and VI as as
sumo an attitude 5f active antagonisin4o Or
stubbnrn defancth they may look out by
and by Il 3,egisl ltion even more radical
than any tha' ha 5 thus far been proposed
We do not believe. however, hat there
will he any legislation Of this chalac-
ter during the present session Con On;
gress, unless by gree rllent of all inter- f''e.
| ests concerned Nj "a lI53 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Van OldS Coin.

gEdit orl Oft Illness DIspatch 81 .g
Sill, II Saw The HI'iines y spa tCl1 that
sthe oldnst map Int he 9wo rid ls to 5bc sent
country dat ed lave ;L,haiLs
quite old / 8thoughtsthat 7 would let YOU!
in the is ;i I, clrl.
4 os OURS respec full ~ I'M,
Nh j 4 uCkES.tN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
\ &: t.Mark's Parish.

Editor Of The Times Disput ch:
N Sir, WI be greatly oblig ifsy Y, y
ititio IT'D Philip slaughter's book, Ai,l
which heawritesGon old famllie "a nd par
ishes sii irgil, To-, ana where 81, ca1 tsDuy
ID copyk boo N, Il q
book tied History of5 r. e..
Mark Paris AZ. very rare. Sup
10 40 YOU wri to NirItV.C. Stanaly9l sec
r ren the Virgnia orlcal ociety,
r edmond n MN h 3 ~ 49, n t5as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
EI.eq,,ta,slAsFolr.t11s.

31Sdltor 8 I The Times spit eli: ss$S.s
Can yous tell mo hero cane a11an
wills? iSYou willsobilgc me- kind \,
ould be iable to- get them from
the. clerk Of your County Court not lot
slotsusls know and will ! er " w
srnctions " ~ n S3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
81: Letter Of IApp!!r.oYa1,.

5Edl torI3o or aThc 4Tlmes- Ispat Oh: n, n .
Ia Sir,--A sellsfB an art Gle, and soon after
the said rec elves n etters rom 3 stating
how well pleased he With NH9q !,
nr,n Pa nons others Cat
iStnched thereto, and use sitIas "a testim
MIA, first getti g g 8
Section oS97{ tho Code prov y .A Y
SON. firm on corporation tina knowingly
uses sfor$advertslng purpo ses Or for put W;
poses OF trade, tho name, portralt or PIE pic.
{turo Of any living perso dent gins this
stat to, without having first obtained no
written consent Of such II person. Or. # #
minor, Of IFS or her rent or guardian
as well as tina or said lnlll Tor. shall hal = pe
deemed guilty OF asmisde neanorsand5 be
fined not less than fifty nor m orc 3 ma
ona thousand dollars, s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

The Hon, MI. BLACK failed to prove him,
SELF "a good dark horse In the New York
Senatorial event. rs n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

dltof of3tie Times. DIsphtCI |; ~ @I IA N
fiRS ~ I'll you please IA tell inc through
your Query COL tiriii whore can sgct ~ PIC
fs al6 y I9orske fef IS ssat
SnoWiiS las tic priisslaii With the BIZ
sword az And could You also tel dne where I.
II can get a pictnfe Of tho " aV :;
jerll, where GENERAL st tart WIS yea ~
gafl Tors being shot. "a q VI doing this you Will
!obllgo ID read n very much Il IN
s Yours NJ very KY Y I, Nh, s
\ I, gf.. hi Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
IN Entertd tAnlary 27 eos, a. HI
Jl&S Hiehttona, VaS as SecUt1d e. ass 4,
Az n, attSfjS lIndAr Act Of GonureEssssl ~
ut arch g, 4 s7s. Il

Z. M
ayVashlnptorS bureau. ~ Golorn ', y
u 1T Iyuisilnk, oarleentli and sG Street s,
81 ISL Il
bureau! Carter DE-, DRUG store,
IL ii 100 rihllS 8 trc.ets 5H3
ii Patcrebtra ID Observation-Disclosures II j Beverley
ftlsoii' Il, ~ MOI 90 orth sycan1o ore
I. AZ
i,s D T1s1Sss sr Gil ~ sold
l, csnts d cot y u .ls8 Ell
NJ S. Cl1 N ~
sold tt d cents tr 90 3$ i
81 All ~ CT1 incl Y. td Y
jtigs sunday ,in Richmond and Ma hes
ter. SIby carrier. u cents per week OF o. o.
Eeent ii per mon IN. e Il Il siS$ s 3
u NE VIC Rloh mn v az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
81 Foreign I, Il Rulers.

IEditor q @Yhe 8TImes-Dlspatch:5 az
FSlr,-Please publish lthroug Il your 5val v.
;able Q lons and answers,
}ISheiiye 81 Egypt, the Shah of Persia and
the Sultan Of Turk ey, and Nobl tge 2
4 y8 b ,'s5 g.
& /, VI Abhas Hlmi, Cairo. Ss N IN y
g. MIRA oil EAsghar Shan, Us ' llera
& 8. AbdulE Hamid IL, Cons tinopl!e:'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

The dry docks being built IN Nladi-
.vostoll for the Bal fleet will probably
go out Of commission now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Worlds all Attendance

I'D tor 8 N The Tiines- p ispatch: .S
GFEHr-Pleas So answer the ollowing q ucs;-
ton: What vas I, theMtotal attendanceAat
the Worlds ST. L2uls 1 ~ 3 and
obi sc a ~.
Abo i'll s1s, 100000 The total receipts from
all solirce Guiding admission nnd con
cessio ns,3 " ere about $40 900, 900 }3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

4 Bears are said ito he terrifying resi-.
dents OF Eastern Siberia. Il MAJ be said
also tina bears arc great terrlfy
the residents OF tho cotton growing sec.
ton Of the United States, "a y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

Edit or 8 n The4 r imes- D ispat CHI:
558 Sir,--yNiEl sou Il please answer his a ues-
Stion through your Query ard ans ri col
sun,n: If&uA er1anS 81 ves q IL "a aores-
Demands them, and She does not WIS 70
part with them, she sbe Iio re-
II N and if any gen tlenla an, attempts
such d thing iii Virginia he had better ''r.
pack his baggageEand get read to leave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

Watch. for the long distance expert mill!
itary testimony on the siege and fall i Of
Port Arthur If YOU want to get your
ideas Of war and history all mixed up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

.Gas'' Addcks begins tho New Year Year
Will. his annual effort to break Into the lie
United states Senate, and starts with with
the usual gloomy prospect of success.