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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02
Bingham

49, -
Fred Houghton. who has been home
to North Arson for few days, has re-
turned to his work as guide In the Pleas
ant Ridge region.
VIM Reynolds and wife are both
working at Hotel Bingham.
Mrs. sherman Bean of Caratunk was
in town shopping on Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Bessie Carney entertained a
Halloween party on Tuesday evening at
her home. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Alice Curtis has just completed a sue
cessful term of school at The Forks and
is spending few days at A. c. Dins-
more's before going to Lewiston where
she will resume her studies at Bates
college
Walter Robinson has been looking
after his numbering interests at the En-.
chanted during the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Turner have
sold their residence in the upper part OF
the town snd will probably spend the
winter in the west.
George Miller has purchased the Sum
| HoT 4 uTuoI uOuSo
Mrs Charles Spaulding brought he
daughter, Christie. home from thu
Sisters hospital, Lewiston, the first o
last week.
Several from Bingham attended tn,
box sooiable in Ellen WhitHey's school
held at Simeon Howes residence, anC
enjoyed the evening immensely, las
| Thursday. There was a good numb el
present The pupils rendered theiI
parts with credit and between five and
six dollars was realized which will be
used for the benefit of the school.
Mrs. Abbie Webster returned from
Watervlle to her home in Caratunk
last week.
The office of the ] G. White Co has
been moved to Dead Water for the
winter.
Gertrude Pierce spent Saturday and
| Sunday at home from Coburn institute
at " aterville.
F. II. Colby was at Gardiner, Saturday
of last week.
Mark Diusmore has been at home dur
/ ing the past week
Merton Goodrich, who has been in the
woods scaling for the past two months,
returned home, Tuesday last, the crew
having completed the landing of the
poplar.
If you wish to buy ladies' fur please
call and examine price and quality of
ours. A =. Burke.
Mrs Fred Fred Preble was i'll few
days, last week.
Mrs. George Miller was down liver
shopping, short time ago.
Mrs Lizzie Goodrich of Moscow hurt
herself by falling. few days ago. she
is able to be about but complains of her
! back and head.
Simon and Fred Gates shot a good
sized moose on the Austin pond road
one day, last week.
Mrs Anna Chase has been spending q
week with her daughter, Mrs. " il.
Snow, in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sands. who re-
turned from Otter ponds only "A few
days ago, started, Monday, for Eas
Moxie where they have engaged to cool
for crew of men.
MIR. and Mrs Will Spaulding were il
town, the first of the week They have
sold their farm in Skowhegan and Mrs
Spaulding will spend the winter will
her grandmother in Shirley.
Mrs James Reynolds returned from
the Sisters hospital, Lewiston, las
week, and is slowly improving.
The telephone line on the mountain
division which has been out of order
two or three days, Is in working condi
tlon again.
Millinery never 80 pretty, never 81
cheap. Call and see. A. S, Burke.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02
The Queer Part.

MARY said a Kansas City (Kan9
man to his wife recently, Il had a
queer dream last night dreamed
you had a pair of wings St Peter had
just given you and 1 was trying to fit
them on you Wasn't it queer that
your wings didn't fit you?" Yes" she
replied. but that wasn't the queerest
part of it," What was?" The fact
that you were there" she replied
Kansas City Times.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02
Town Of Skowhegan, Maine.
In BOARD of Selectmen.


October 81, 1905
Upon the foregoing petition, it is ordered
that notice thereof be given by publishing
copy of said petition and this order thereon
in the SOMERSET REPORTER, the last publ
cation to be at least fourteen (t4 days be-
fore the eighteenth day of November and
notice is hereby given that a hearing upon
said petition will be held at the Selectmen's
Office on the said eighteenth day Of Novem-
Der at one O'Clock p. m, at which time and
place residents and owners of property upon
the highways to be affected by the granting
of the permit applied for, and all other per
sons interested, shall have full opportunity
to show cause why such permit should not
be granted.
r. F. PARKER, Selectmen Of
A. II. WYMAN, { Skowhegan.
A true copy of petition and order thereon.
Attest: GEO. SIMPSON, Town Clerk
IW44
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COrnViIle.

The subject of Rev. l.. G. March's ser
mon next Sunday is 1.-THE Friendship of
Jesus A male quartet from Athens
will visit in the singing.
The many friends of Mrs. Ethel Morrill,
Hight will be pleased to know that she
has so far recovered from her re cent i'll
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02

ness as to be able to return to her home
in Dexter Mrs. Hight was accompanied
by Mrs Emma Frost, who will remain
for a short time.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks 70 the many friends and neigh
bors, who so kindly assisted US In our
late bereavement. Also for the beautiful
q lwers.
MARY j. FLANDERS,
MAURICE M. FLANDERS,
CHARLIE y. FLANDERS
Cornvillp Noyemnpr 2 1909
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02
LOTS OF PEOPLE

O0u I 0nu rent,
Can't secure good house girl.
Can't sell their farms.
Can't find employment
Can't find lost articles.
Can't do hundred things because they
don't advertise in the REPORTER. 1t
is really wonderful how much can be ac'
complished by the use of these little, low
priced advertisements.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-02

Cornyille, November 2, 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
On / .|'||I { Il !. FOR
CITY SUPPLIES

~ A Il
srhe Conruittee on Rclief&of the l Poor :
met i at the City Almshouse last night
and awarded cuontracts for. supplies 10y
tho Quarter commencing March 1;st,.
n The following members were present.
,Messrs. Gunsts chairman and Huber Huber,
Il. w. Minor. abncy, Grlmmell and Wit
shire. {S jia p. ls Y !; Il, TX!
THE s,lperintendcnt submitted MS re-
{port for January, showing that ! u, per- =,
sons we're admitted during he mont ;. u.
tllscharEcd; = 4 il died !; 272 remaining, on
January alst, ali Increase 81 ~ oVer$i'l ~
In In tho hospital SO patients were re-
cciycd; ia discharged ;512 died; SilllmDeIrGi w "
imaning January 3lst,l 1875 an lnc'eu - y
After auditing and approyin,s q the PAY {
roll. the committee disposed g .l' N''".
mutters of IL routine Knat I, !, ,,,, .
THE following contracts were q awarded:
bacon ,.houlders, TO Armour g cons
Spany; winter wheat -four aG ca q "
inntocs to Stokes-Grynes Grocery G -,
pany; spring wheat -four coffee nna sa u
ia i,''f C. Younger; lard. to hloul toh.nna
Talmnge, rice, toHalycy, Blair y COM
inally.,s sugar, to CA. Niotle yeirncery
Cumpany;s soap, to- Is lnganS d company,
buttev, to Capitol City Dairy company y,
herrngs, to ~. Mooro's sons 1,nnn-
Etatoes to G. A. Motley :; Sai IA
pnny; canned corn to III W. Antrim " Y nv, any
/ Sons. whiskey, to Straus, Gunst a CON,
pany: drugs and med clnes and nc snltpl
SUPPLIES, i To the IL Yagner !9rlg Aan! y.
( nnnw. hose half hose, colored dom lcs
ma bed-ticking, To e Burnett Lewis;
niuen, a coats and trousers, t. 20, Joml - 4,
Steinbrecl,er; shoes, to w. ~ ~ Y'poui
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,e exactly ~ what civilization recognize,
Observation-Disclosures

done exactly what civilization recognized
as Ills duty. ,sF $a 81 4! ii
1.-THE climax came tier In the day, when
Nit Bakcr8r read a resolution on the sub
tect, which no subsequently introduced
and whichS5in effect was n rel teration of
Ihissrennrls previously nade. lie explain
ed that his object tin% SO doing was be-
cause It had been suggested that$inS that
event Il motion would be made to ex-
pei HIM. He shouted defiance to any
member Of the House to make the5nlotion.
as he deposited Tie resolution and took
Ills sea tnmid he confusion and turmoil
which the incident had created # us l58
Ell General applause WINS accorded Mr..
Maddox Georgia.. when ho declared lthat t
the Democratic side Of lie House did not
approve Of "thls b damnnh BILE assassira-
ton" He said the Democrats believed In
fair rights, "a AZ NJ
I'VE don't believe in 4 slaughter he
said, and we don't believe In this bust
ness which caused the slaughter Off the
Grand Duke, and II lie added ,S53.thc Dem
socratlc partySdon't stand ,fqr$i Z now,fnor
will 1T ever, do SO. y f5 * 81 IN
x Mr. Grosvenor Ohio said adjournment
Of Congress out OF respect TO the Russians
killed on January 22d, rs proposed by Mr.,
Baker, would have been q stupid exhi-
sbition Of ignorance. lie declared that ii,
sending his message Of coincidence, the
President had done exactly wha t ttclvillza-
ton recognized as his duty.
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I. MANY. GOING SOUTH.
Weather Has Hurt Passenger.
K Business Except South Bound.

The four weeks list passed have Y been g
dull ones In tile business 81 n
most ali tho railroads OF this section
owing chiefly to the prolonged Is, ! &c, cog
Passenger travel has been greatly ,dinln,
ished, save on the lines 70 5l'lo " ana
this would have been great VII !, pleas
anter weather the iar South g ~, Freight
has allen Off very notlceahly. ana "a. q Y
roads ldssreas : &, y,v ~
tho second week of February We're but.
$75573ly d, decrease Of about flfte cen per,
cent, compared With the8 corresponding
y Week inlfe4 With the coming Iof more Is!
open weather business Is expec ted 70 show
NJ n mark al increase. The coal roads, how
over, show smaller decrease. q
4 Mr. C. w. C,ilp, assistant general man.
a gur OF The X lclmcnd, Fredericksburg, and
Potomac Railroad, has gone zone. ,toi3Ha!ns
Of friends the party Slenylng here t oyer
Air Line Rail WAY. ..s4l 81
3 Mr. John ID, Potts, ssistant general
a Tho Ghes q e., So and md
dny, al tnnding thegannnal meeting Of the
Richmond Horse. SHOW Assocla Ion.
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sUPROAR in HOUSE
CAUSED BY BAKER
Democrats Repudiate New YORK
81 er Who Ccnsured President
for Sending Message to Gar.
(By Associated Press. j

NJ WASHINGTON, Feb, 20 Several times
during the debate in the House of Repre-
xentatlves to-day on the naval appropriu-
iltion BILL the assassination Of Grand Duke
.Sergius was referred to- the subject being
brought UP by Mr.. Baker, of New York.
Roosevelt In sending n message OF con-
aolencc to Russia expressing the sentl-
sIncnt that the government and American
people viewed the act with adherence.
4 The people, he declared. did view with
adherence the massacre In st. Peters
burg on January ad. but tho President
$he said. had not seen ut to send mes
sage OF coincidence on that occasion. He
was replied to by Mr.. Grosvenor, OF Ohio
who took the ground that regardless Of
the character OF the Duke or the ques-
4 ton OF the right or wrong Of Russin's
policy toward her subjects, tho Prcsi.
dent, in sending the message no did, had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
TO- TEACH [: ! G {. / SUNDAY 4
SCHOOL WORKERS ] 4 |, !. /: J
Mr. spilltnarl Field us
Makes ! !, Telling Speech ,3i at
Manchester Meeting

VI Avery Interesting meeting Of the Bap- !
mond and EMaiichester was held last. SUM
day Afternoon at the 13ail,bridg Street g t;
Ia ptlst9 Church.; Manchest p 4, T {
W.'8D Duke T,lfstdedi The meeting We
fairly ttended. despi c. the iflcle-
8ment weather. The exercises were 5, Y
ally entertaining q 81 Rev 3. W., Imam I
field $secretary3 of The Sunday School ,anttI
as on n 1hGS6qh1s s Somte
5tention OF shiss hearers. NH. Spi lima NJ a
Misunderstanding man. and his ne marx s
WerG ahmed the dcsliTlbl ity or Gst aD-
lsqsingN a@ Z Hi III of g. Sunday SCI y
the .nawsWoifii1i's College for the lnstruc:-
studentssinit Biblc and methods
HoG3 Sunday sdllo6l work II 81 3sf 4 5S% VI ss
IL Mr.. SpfiiinIfittsaid he ..wanted to-, sec,
BRichniond55 0bllege q nj this n " llege
II hands and. II this
III II pon9th e6htltlsien q e. the talk by Mr.
Spilnlull, DR. w. a. Harris, or Richmond
College, madeynmoL ion which was adopt
ed, u ooking t0I llo tment q a. COM
Fmitteef Of five I'd take the suggestion made
under Observation-Disclosures portal the March
iIleGtings, ~ .!;s Ni
& a solo bysl)Asle Miss IN ildred iSneiings,,n
pretty ttle fots of slx1syeprs, wsls sung
iSsrhet folloWina'ts cliool eported for sJan7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
WILL CELEBRATE
Sons ofAmerican Revolution

-
Banquet Tomorrow Night,
The Virginia Society OF the Sons OF tho
American Revolution will hold a8t..snok-
err at the Virginia Club tomorrow eve
ming at $40 O'Clock In honor of washing
toms birthday. Messrs. j.. Staunton
Moore Robert "A. Brock md Benjamin
Blake Minorsarc tho committee IN charge
4 OF the entertainment and a royal good
time is. expected. The invitations bear
the following notice TO members and
guests: 5&s5 36s #
Married men will be turned into inno-
cent grass swidowers and get sent home
straight but not straight home; for that
would be 5inhospl table. Bachelors will be
So inspired with Washngt TOMS 4 example
( that they can rencw their efforts with
fresh hope and courage. He did not win
his first love. but got pretty well con-
sorted at last. ltl t8 S "a .i
There wll be plenty eat And d nn,t
there Mill be that Of patriotism and good
fellowship in every Gnes near Is co whleh
trlots. Should there BIO anything you do
not likes pun 1t off in smoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
I TWIN CITY LEAGUE,
Season Begins With q Double
Header on April 18th, s5s sl95s

The Twin ity Y Bnse- Bal league met
at the Manhattan Club last MI hi, signed
The contract for tho Ball in,rk Mlof5 M M
transacfer other business Of iHporst ian '''
THE schedule calls for seventy l gnln 60
during the season. Including ga mss q Oh
18th, With games between Aanhut tan ana !. ,lfi
Richmond, and Barton Heights ana ing
brownies. a doIble-bettder y.
rownles and Manchester Will play Foil
Siowing that, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Harton
He'll It's, and the Brownies and iicllmontl
will play q doube-heater on ne mex
SSatlrdA. ,ssii, &, q, ~, !.
a proposition WaN ecoiyed to ely away y,
to the Georgetown. and Mort l}.,fsaro! w
teams for q fame on MAJ 6tli' 'Ihe
#tIie5second game on i hat&daY, Barton
5neIslts and Rlehn,o'yd. play MS. tlEst
sumo, he col lege eiilcial y u be conf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
DEAD. 50 ]:
OTHERS HURT

Fe 9,,, s e. ns y aSnlf
woman was insta K,lled 1,o il,tu " HAN.
sefSusR as5f9 go
express train kno WI, the aiaua Si
ia asS four miles north q this elty csts
day. 1rhel{tralnI composed of four caEs,i
the special car Q { he I. IHxedoi
Club, Was bound for Jersey CITY, and
was running at about sixty miles e, 5l q
hour, hen. all four cars We're derailed,,
it Is believed, BY tho falling or the! rear
cross beam Of theatender. The train ram
for nearly. half a mile, the cars humping
oyerEthe ties, when the engine, und tender t,
broke loose and shot ahead. az and ,a me
a. high enbankment. dragging tho rest rest
after it. III Eel
", who was killed, had raised a window
at the first shock to see what had hap
pened, and &as, the train went down the
embarrassment she was thrown out, the tar
rolling over her.{ Two of tho cars landed
In u deep snow drift, thereby lessenlng
4 the shock and saving most Of tho occu-
pants from serious injury. l}g tSSS
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8ATWELL's WIDOW.
The Death Of a Richmond Wo:
5i man in Charles City. ss38

Special e :; The Times J., PIIspat9h;)
tzCFlAREfIS ClrNI} sOIRTH o UTSIi VA,
county. died Weal5esdaya.nIg sheswns
}tllrty-flVe years 3 fsnge.a Before marrying
Liggin, she was thesSwldows Of Atweli,
WHO was shot and killed b. McNnmee u
number OF years ngo in Richmond, at
Nance was given I'VE years In the penl-
Tertiary. III a Il q: Al i ~ !
Mrs. Llgglne and her husband came
here from Richmond about two years ago
and have been living since hen at
Northbend, the large stock farm of T.,AV.
Hewitt. the former being employed as
assistant manager. x. AN III s,s a, "a /; 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
CRUSHED, az: [. UNDER EN- CINE,
Several on the Locomotive, But But
Bradbury the Only Victim.

Especial to ,rhe Times DispatchI2 ~.
finn,, i az ,i.etcher. Bradbury, the young
e en,;Iln kled here satlf4ayleyen,lig by
tibeing Crushed under the furnace engine,
was held fromSthe lutheran Church MS
'T Tfug accident in which young dbury
lest his life Is toi h'tye been 2 {,
ti u,i Over the tMotflo5 Ia Engineer COY,
md was Filing down town on tho, englnes
in company with Herbert lTntWller.tI 90, me
*ployos, when the on g no left the rack and
Went down an nmballkMent,, /, j, Z,
Il The men all jumped and saved ithelr
lives except ling neer Bradbury, who was
found ,leadsa,ndcr tlleHenE Ines HIS neck
was. broken and he was shed through
+ III he VA only nty-fours Years ola and
8lenves a wife and two small children;
also "a father and mother. Mr..ilnd A.; Mrs.
bury, and two sisters, Mrs. ash. Hall
md Miss Irmh Brad bury, &. All
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willard chosen
v||.CE:-P.R; | [: !. |.
0v,vestiiiore lat1 GLIB Holds IT'S!
58& Annual Meeting aild s,I
4 Elects Officers, \.


The tvestinoreland Club Held it's twehtS.t
eighth unntinl meeting last night aid
never before III the history Of the club
was there SO large or 50 enthusiastic
d gathering III n r
u or the four hundred and seventy three
nearly two hundred and fifty
were present and like boys out of. school,
enjoyed themselves to Their hearts coli,
Etent.as AZ hi n s ti5 II u IL n l Il a. ~ NJ a,
The Notwithstanding was called TO order
BY Mr.. II enry Lalldoli Ctbell, Vice presi-
dent 81 tho club, who read the annunl!
address Of the president, [ Colonel W. Cor t
don Nc Cube, WHO is now In Europe. b tlo
nddress WIS a Happy otlc and received !. g
hearty round of applause llet t A
Appreciation was voted 70 be mailed y -
Colonel NfcCabe, to his London address ~
Mr.. Henry Landon Cabe1, former vice.
president. was elected president undTill
accepting tile office, made speecll that l1i
stirrd Ills hearers to the widest entlll \
siasi1,. 8allusons to the club and q q 8
members brought forth hearty nnnltl,lls'c.
When nomination for vice. prcsidc nt were l..
called for the naine3of Captain JoseplltE,
Willard, wns alone preser1 ted. II Mr.. ~. 5ll, /
Christian Jr.s made n short but eloquent
nominating speech and Captain Vill .9,,
received the unanimous vote of the cllip
THE office OIL vice presldent$meanss n the
aofrice Of president B Of " he estn1 ore Of
land Club two years hence and e . ptlI
Willard received this con .
Ills friends iii tho high honor inc o ,t''
''S CAPTAIN willard spok y briefly III Offer t,l'
Ing his thanks TO tho members '"flo ny n
IA Fiye VA ancies occurred OH the board
and for&these hunors he names an. Or n1lle
gentlemen were %placd III nom ina II
New Governors Chosen
The following gentlemen were 81 finally ll X
'n Messrs. George II. street, ~. Cary O.: !;
", tIhl2lison, t5ran ~
Joseph Bryan. S s., y !. ]. !. :, {, n,s
a. o e. nsse exeept Nh joseph Bryan
who Is Quite the city sbfa t;{ !! .
Tho otIleers . md Eo oH, for ~
Pres pres i Nil II DWle !,
Presld ent, Captain Joseph u; Willard; I
Secretary, Mr.! Robert Lancaster. Coy
e ,nt r i N essra. George WAYNE Anderson,
Horace s. Halves, Eppa llunton =
d. NJ Brander and Joseph Bryan y, 81
AFTER tie meeting tho usual. old Virginia I'LL
supper was N served consisting q 81 ItW
oysters. saddles mutton s s,!l, l,:n
oiiets chicken salad, cold fish, and t ,ltls
ana and one de ichciost With 7 o,d WeSt7
rnorelnnd Club q Mid crar + vhisk eygf a}ilu
Tie run and 6frollc kept npanntil q late ate
hour . I, Z, . /, y = =,
Thilow, 8 band was In attendance ana
frolic kept utsuntil "a late 4 hour. d
The Westmoreland club mas "a g, iar ~
membership than ever Def ore MS y.
tory, having 473 members on It's list. !, J.
The club Is representative not oniyIi Q
Richmond and Of Virginia, but OF a y 9:
entire South and the lty:lnay justly tsft
proud Of SO wholesome n socila "a e orrsatl'7
"a ton. yi ss ig 5s tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
CHART ABLE NJ VIENV..s
] Ohm IS. Wise Doesn't Think nix:
Mayor Meant to be Unkind.

s5.,1 would not believe hat Mayor Nc
Garthyf did the tl1lrig lirough s,unklndt--
ness, unless he told me so himself ' -;
This lis what Hon John s. Wise ] said
5last.4night referring to- the Mayors re-
fusal$to Introduce him Mr. Wise contin 4.
lued: y. A5 x o. . N y, . Z. /, =.
and lie was&the friend sof my boyh !, A as
Young mon we were closely 4 asst ciuteti
and Slhtor when he :Wrote 3ilis book, ne
brought mo III Fe41py, an d wrote his name
6in4itfo me. 1 have That book vet. " hcn
Mayor Me- arthy was I'm " IYaishlngto
with his comlnittd dc to invite &l'resld lent
ROOSEVELT to como to- Iaichnlond;s II met
him q ,5 i. i 9 - i
fliested me to go With them 70 visit the
land IL Mayor Nc Carthy DID
not unto tins that request, he certainly
}knew'fof8 SIT, and ldsnotliing about my
not going. u ys & @ !, /. 4. (, 4. /. 4, Z
visit iwns put off for a day, and i 4 was was
call ed way from Washing ton 81 W !,
Flight generations of my PEG DIG. n iycd
and are buried in Richmond, and y 7. has
come cor, toa pretty pass when * fellow y y
5cin,tihelp a lot sof good women 70 raise
money for "a patriotic cause Thou t raj s-
ING 4 RAJ ket abou it politics. 3 4,
Mr. .XIsoS lectures Tonight he q cade-
;,nW,tf5 Music on One Half of the Presl-
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Ceaa;sEaaE.rian Section.

tspeclnl TO The Times. Dispatch
VASHTI, pIl'rSY Ly.ANIAt CO.. VA,
Feb. oO.-l1rs. S.. AZ Reynolds and II. 8,
k can nerformcd n cncsarinn section on Il
colored st;rl Monday, tho 18th. the opera
lion requiring but fifteen minutes. was
Il very ,iuccosstul one md the patient .ls
operation Of tic kind ever done IN this
art of the State. 5E3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
( Killed Himself IN Attic.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatcr,) ),
5NEWFORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 20,--lIugh
A. Cnkcs, iltty-six years old, foreman o Il
lumber company. plant IN North caro-,
Ills home, In East Hampton, by shouting
himself through the hend, lie leaves q
widow and SIX children, =, .
Dukes came home ON a visit la " cd !
.nesday. sunday evening nt' . o'clock
While his daughters We're entertal ming
some friends he vent 10 the attic and
killed himself. No rea son for the deed Is
IL IN ! J
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EMardi Gras4Approaching

a Tucsday, March 9TH, s. Is. MardI -Grns, a
date that is celebrated Awth great cere-
monyS and eclgt sin the more Southern
cities and especially lnf} N lew Orleans
md; Mobile. Hundreds Of visitors will
make @the $tripatot5ithc Crescent City to
Witness the spectacular parndes and
balls, which begin Mareh 2d and $cq,,-
tinue up to midnight Of March aTth.S The
Southern Railway Is selling REDUCED
rate Tickets March LIST to 9Th, inclusiye,}
with tlnalf;llmit MarclR11 th.$fIt$is expect
ed that n larger8number5 than usual will
go from Richmond. 9 Z, II 4 }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
5sjl LUMBER RATES,
N and w, Sumrlo ned TO Appear
Before Corporation Commission,

2iSpecial to The aTlmes-Dspat ch,)
Hi NjRFCoI,lS VA,. Ifeh, ,s2O, he Norfolk
and Western Railroad /. has !, been sum
ration Commission in Richmond March
10 Jumper, aud Fpttlng into effect 'l8 ne"
,rhe commission rcgn rds as untnasona6le
the rates on lumber and TIER, q s
tppearipg in the conlmoditS starIn sheet
marked tariff M, blGl-b, fand, Y, des!gnated
also i. Y. az 2or ISSUED August 3, 1901. and
bit has served notice on the ilrond ofiir
! State thatIit will consderfan order air
| rulling 50 much at said. tariff as relates
| 10 lumber and put FIN ,glnto effect Y new
\ aid srensonuble regulation al Ates, for
n THE transportation by the road 81 ~ Ms
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