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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

gl0WlNGSTRI.BUTET0|.
SOUTHERN !! SOLDIERS / u! Rs;
Federal Veteran Says That They.
sl3S Fought for Their Native
IN n State. 53 58s ss5gS
I v, v, ,. Z 7; Z

t1S6eftni mfst ssn s sttbne
Camp Sof Confederate Vetefatiss6t ETiier5 lall4
suuet Thursday hTtartlpon qrntial N
iEhenfc ZOE 1yntertoWn n, s0ut Dakota who
lcoinnndcd III brigade lot volunteers IN ftte
Spanish iercntl war. General heafc Efor
~. time served M Tho Tcdcrht during THO
oW pr,siiti,1s n,
5land's term q lsD 0l
4 Iii his brief ntldtesa hoforo $tlie Old Com
fellcrnio sodifly. sor 4, on the oecti-
sion DE- tGosnbse rvnre6 Vol eetJ SOIL ga
sdeneral Shea sFaidi I'm n part re. rrng
TO the Federal and Confederate
t'l.nThcro was d vast difference l'ntwecr tho
motives that prompted q Federal ind Confedts
5ernte sodiery instlie fierce ST. ugg OF nearly
half d centtirySngo .s The ran and file Of ne
Fedora army was ignorant lat they were
fghting for, OF else were msic by ucsE Ing
politicians But on the SOFT hSrn sipe o.cf
sinnn knewsthnt he lad barred his breast " II
defonso DC his iintlyo s Tho sen m ~,
expressed l,y n that peerless led1cr Genera
Robert il. Leo, when lie resigned Ills commas
aionFjt, the United States army previous ~ lre
oitbreuk fnf The Civil War, ~ that no iopsd
never ID draw fls Rwory 9gaii save sllt INC =
Incfensc of Ellis native Stnt seemed t.to &c
the principle that unnnted evcry ollowers o.
lhn Conf derlit cause. \, g
C;onGrnl shcafe puld III glowing tribute gto en-.
d,r,np IA M 81 General Lee, and said thht
narfhern3 soldiers had ut last come 70 pliae3
liz nafno alongside that OF General nna
That was the highest honor ne con W. la '
him. 5 s 4sG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

ID
asked ssto reopen two contests from the
Third Congressional District, recently de-
cided by the State Executive Committee
These areSthe cases Involving the claims
of NIessrs, \. Edgar Allan, Jr., md ! c. -.
Snead for, tho position of member .of 4 the
Executives Committee and that Of John
"a. Luce, %of Gonchland, VS.. Miles NJ. y VIII
.ltanls, Of this city for thairmanEo'f the
District Committee These con tests grow
lort Of the faGlipnal rivalry in this district
,between8the5s..ins' and outs, 3 as tlleyn IRE
best known as 3i3 3t &Si t Ss 3
Among those In tho city last &night&cn
route to fLynchburg was Postmas ter FREQ, rec
Read !, Of Newport News; oseptus trader l,l!e
Of Ma heWsaS recent candidate for Con-
gress II Il the First District. and several
others Il Ail5ng those who will go up
from this city are ex- Marshal S5N lo!g
Treat, Assistant Postmaster AV.fiR.$ Beat
TIE, Of Manchester; L, II. Smith, Of the 1t
same city, iafid 7inhny5 others. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

and the newspa pers may be forced ITO
suspend publication. The greatest dam
.gersis iii d. shutdown of tho electric light
plant, which would throw the city into
darkness, when a reign o terror might
ensue. A S 3i5.t Hl q = Il.
rho strike priest; Father Gopon. is
going from nssemblages to asscmblage
addressing the workmen 3.S
1T has been decided to hold a great
mass meeting from all quarters Of the
{city3in the Palace Square ut 9 T. M. Jam
suarY I'D, disregardlng my opposition
on the part of the authorities even BY
armed force The strikers have agreed to
attend tile meeting ,lnnrmcd: say they
aare not willing to meet violence with
violence, and declare they wish the Ems
pero, would see them and hear their
petition. As b {5S55 Y ~
Father Gopon has undertaken to head
the procession III clerical curb and carry
ing Il cross. gE; bB3,s II
The strikers say I hey are readyEto die
iii front Of the palace but insist on being
heard by the Emperor himself,
A idetnchmenE of the Moscow reginont
was called out to-fay, owing to the
attitude Of five hundred strik-
ers at Shupchnl S tobacco factory. The
employees Of the4factory decided TO join
the strike movement but the military
did not intervene and returned to their
barracks. The factory was closed The
crowd then proceeded TO Il bookbinding
establishment, where the employees also
joined In the &movcment, The strikers
arc freely making threats Of violence.
The police doanotf Interfere, but in any
case they would not be capable Of con-
trolling the agitation III the proportions
1t has now attained. Troops arc held in
readiness mt various points for any ciner-
genclcs. 5l-5&4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
s az pllcE IS Nj RATEe nc: souTHE RN
Nh D PclNTsaVlA&SE ARoARD ALE


new ORLEANS, La, AN p RETUR
's2s ia ccount OF the Interstate5 cotton,
convention the seaboard Air Line will
sell round trip tickets from 4 chn'ond to-
Nov Orleans int rate of ono fare plus % 1
cents. Tickets sold January ee3d, fllmtcdg
fro return on or before January 2s, 1905,
Tho seaboarl has MI except ionally fast
schedule 10 New ORLEANS via Atlanta. FUR
ltlier5 information cheerfully furnished On
}applienton. s NJ n, ii
4 sci, 0O-M ontgomery, Ala. and return, ac-tt
count Of Interstate sugar Cane Growers,
Association, Tho sSeaboard will sell on
January 2sd and 24tl, round trip tickets
& Riuhmond to Montgomery, at rate Of
SCI 90, limited to return by January, 3Oth,s
tirhe seaboard has AN exceptionally good
Schedule to Montgomery Via Atlanta. i!ss
For further informal ton in - ~ gard to R
above cheap rates, cal or write to ads
dress below, and any information will DO
cheerlilly furnished, II "a FL #
H. IS. LIZARD. w, NJ, TAYLOR,
Dist Fass, ACT. City Ticket ACT.
Phone 4O5;5 $50 East Main Street,
Tha Seaboard Air Line has the shortest
line from Richmond to Florida by forty
with Pullman sleeping cars, running soliu
five miles Two fast trains eYery gu ~
without change, 10 Flarlda, II Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
gI I: 5Eighttv,J,-f fifth Birthday

Mr. Ohm NJ. Riddcll,9 Of this city, who
was we'll known to many ante -bcllum
merchants of Richmond and others since
tho war, having been in business ~ NUM-.
Der Of years, both in the country and
city passed his eightS-nfth birthday g
few days ago, la wing been born In JAM.
irarY, 1920. lie was a. Confederate sol
.dier,$ serving in the Twenty-t!lird Viz
glna% Battalion, Company y, commanded
by Colonel Tanscl.a In February, 1864,
being forty flve years OF age, he was
discharged from nc i've service Mt Ct inca
station and Observation-Disclosures the re-
serves of this citG In May,51oG4, 4 he was
Iii the tight sat stuuhton River bridge.
MIR. Iiiddcll has benin feeble health for
several months, and Is conilEed to his
home on West Cary Street & sbE! !iS8Af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
REPUBLICANS NEE, r.
State Central and Executive Com,
n,ittees Gather lin Lvnchburo.

& Prominent Republicans .lToni every
Quarter are turning theik faces, toward
lyHthhug, where toIpiglif atEthe Carroll
Hotel tte State qNeniraF lIxtnuire Com
mitiees viii ASSEMBLE In obedience To a
catl Of state Chairman AgneW, The putt
pose of thc3meeuns Is understood to he
g practical reolsaniaa tions Of, the PARTY Of
the STATE Il Is TOO rarlytc begin 40
tiye plans for the gnbernatorial campaign
this Year. but the Gorlnlttee may fix .tlle
dafea ana place OF Its annual conventions,
sRit istunderstood that tho State Central.
Committee, which consists Of five men
from each congressional district. will nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Shall We n ave a Great e College
or w omen IN III cIlrnond re.

Editor Of the Times. DIspatcil:65 8 5;{5 u. III
5t sit.-The friends OF the movement 70 estab-}
lish5n great Ewoinnns collcge}ln Richmond ops
prcciate profoundly the Eencourag einent VI that
you have given them In u recent cd torial.
Nj PAPER has ever hal such influence W. tag
they ksiow that il VIII not lcnd Its a,ipport
to any entS rprlse that is not needed ana Stho-
roughly 4 feasible while. they believe II to-
thatsit has the courage express It's inte!!t-
gent convictions I,ipon any question ~ which
Their interests are involved
1t Is the fixed PURPOSE q the Baptlsts q
an institution for the higher education. q
women that vi il compete + successful with
jSassnr&nnd Wellesley . lftf 9s8,J
Is charged with the RESPONSIBLE " OF sclorynr
a location for this proposed institution, Char
is asking for and 8her4F net on
cliglb ate and "a lerge sum OF money Rrstg
q oil wants ttnnd can and will offer q prof,.rty
yalud sls5 900 Is rr.yal ,,'s
grcu' wonian's college should be l?cat ed y y
Richmond. and Il IS practically. certain that
Richmond can get It hy nlnha sii her
The brilliant success OF the present Wo'nan'sS
Co,legn or Richmond under tho mana cement
of Dr. Nelson, Ind cates clearly the los5iblit-5
Ties OF such an Institution as the Esptlsts o.
conducting q schoal.i whose y facul ). n course
OF study, discipline and patronage MAKE u
the peer OF any iehlaie co'less X NY
such buildings and grounds and an endowment
an have been provided for Natsar, Olive nm
IL building spacious en1nell 70 e,
six hundred pupils and every room y twill
.ba4 flsd. ~ IS III ~. II,
I What Rlchmonl does towards sec curing the
,Gcat,on or his Efhool within her preci nc 10;
,rlls' be done within tho next thrco Or four
months. 8 gs u 81 II. 4,
such n college sns we ntempla estab
Ing III the hart Of this y.8would do more
fop III material advancement than a half dozen
.grea' toba zoe factories II would ;1rills
yonng women,S 10 whom 4 e Ii no nov at
Btninaile. II would make our city an @edupa- 4
til,ru eenter fsr the South, largely increase a'
her population nnd% extend her trade ana ~
filenco in every direction, F !. n. IS, US
could half doss ,a h 'ya fa nnoy
roc ssary 10 secure this 8lnfttutton without,
ftoiulch'nr theirSi vested capital. Ten per cent.
sot their net Income fo'2 two or three years
~ a M ii. IlNNV,rtl or &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
ENTERTAIN MISS GOULD
Street Railway Y M. g. a., Will
Give Her Cordial 4 Reception.

- IN -
II Miss Gould ana her party, who have
been att Old Point Comfort for several
2days,Ssvlsiting tho y Dung Mems Christian
Associations at Fort Monroe and Nor,
4 folk, will arrive in Richmond next Mon
day morning. q ~ III
Miss Could's stayinIaichh,ond is looked
forward e to wi til Il great spl easurc tby tho
street car employees and their families, a S
she endcnred herself to them when IN
Richmond last spring. M iss Gould and
3hei' brother Mr.. Frank T. Gould, have
9madc4it possible for the members of the.
Virginia Passengerfand Power Company's
Young Mon's Christian, ASS ciation X TO
enjoy many comforts md luXuries. The
baths reading Il room, library and pool
room have been greatly appreciated and
made use of. The Young Mems Christian
Association now has five hundred mem-l
s bcrs, With an average 3dal ~ attendance q t
the building of one hundred and eighty,
members. 4, vi, \ IS III, III I; ,ly s "A I'D
H his Young MEMS Christian ssociation
ana dts Woman's ;AuN!llary&nre anxious
TO get III closer touch with the children
Of the employees. BY request, y NJ ISIS Gould
sent them five hundred copies Of Pas
sages to Meniorize. Suggested by Helen
Miller Could Children of the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company who will
6inemorlze these passages will receive Y
$ Rlhle.@ Tho first contest VIII close the
first Thursday in May The leaflets cam
be obtained OF tho president .5 n fa @
The Virginia Passcng ger. and Power Com
apanys Dung Mems Christian Asso cia-
= ton and It's auxiliary are arranging an
entertainment for Monday evening at $50
K o'clock. Miss Gould and her party. will
be present. The friends accompanying
her arc Mr.. and Mrs. Nv B.A Millar, Miss
Ida Choate and Miss Mary Clark, OF New
York; Mrs, Annie Palcn, of Germantown,
Pa; Miss Estello Champln, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich. ss Ia
K The programme will consists4of solos
by Miss Marjorie Knowles and Mr. u. H..
Gloves; a piano duo rendered BY Mrs.
George i II, Whitfield ma Miss zelle
Minor pand reading by Miss Jennie
iYcamans asBi5 Il
Tho entertainment IS IN compliment5to
Miss Gould and her party and also for
tho entertainment Of tho Virginia I7asscn-
ger ana Power Company's employees and
their families. No formal Invitations will
be issued. III 8 III X, fi Is i3slts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Virginia.

Virginia college presidents hold con-
ference ut the University to pan Tor u
regular board To establish 3,Inlfo9rm u eX-
faininatIons for entrance to virginia kt,pi-
3iegcs----M owe on foot 1t Rad ford to get q
3r,ew trial for James Linkotlst----- g. Use of
alleged irralil5in which Valley ofa;Virsinla.
7eople are Interested shenandoah coun-
~ man sues FOR S1,0oo fo, loss 9 s an an aeye
and loses - Pullman conductor hurt near
Radford Harry L. Leafe dead ct Ports !.
Smo,,th---coy Montague nays&a visit
1 to Rnntlolph-M Macon Woman s. College ana
makes an address to the giris---l3oy
stabbed ut Chatham; -Old @E soldier at
Hampton Who killed a negro acnuittcd-
Cruiser Ma ryaiid to have her official trial
"trip Monday Newrort News y ftcr poker
Eroonls---C Circuit clerk of Meckien5urE
stricken 8 WITH loaralys is--.- Federal
soldier apays d. tribute to ]the Soulll-------tA
8venire Of twenty drawn in Roanoke from
#whichStp secure n jury. TO try Charles n,
Fishburne Monday IL jS5s n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Safety Appliances for Skaters,

7Edltor. OF The 'TInles- Dlsnato w.
d sir,.-I In view Of the terrible accid ent ~
Reservoir Lake, will repeat u sugses-
Ton lmnde some years slncesn .1y W in,a
appeared in the DISPATCH 81 tns t,,,,r,
s shal swaSs ID within reach lope
b ln75 feet long provided at short "a inter-
}yals WITH attached loops ao ie sol,i,'n.
through which The endanger,eu het ,x,fh
stheli' hands, while Ire rescuers stationed
towards the ends Of he rope enu.ld, M' y,
safety ID thcmselvessd drag mn re g, :,
and 50 haul them out. pun - SUI W,
further Suggestions nsl To the best T1ah-,
rer Of putting into practice, &C. IN, ,,,,; Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Mayor, to Speak,

'rhe usual temperance meeting, which
viii he held al the Methodist institute
this evening at. O'clock. will be addressed
by Hon Carlton Mccarthy. Mayor Of
charge Of, these meetings, viii Introduce
The speaker, In addition 10 The address
snecial music VIII be rendered by, tho Gem,
traltY, \. Mandolin and Gutter club
under the management of Mr.. w. II, Hef-i
ner, The pnblcjs invited and an enjoy
lablr evening promised.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
DR.. Charles GRAY Shaw ILL.,.

,s a telegram was receiYe yes terdny from
Mrs, Charles GEay Shay, announcing the
serious illness Of DR.. shaw who waste
have addressed the 81 Mems Meeting to-
morrow afternoon and lectured aon the
Association Course Monday night. Mem
sbers will regret Dr.. Shaw cannot come.
The next entertainment Of the course
however. viii be giyen8on Thursday, Feb
S,,ary 9th. by katharine tz-l3owden,
Illustrated lliawatlla, and season.tlck-
number. seven.5 III is 81 Important that
}eyery ticket -holdcr8retatnssthe Dir, Shaw
tickets numbers SIX, Il md Sllse same for
tho SIbst itlltn dfltC.4 ~ ~ w. a tEl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
! The III Blind Saw.

Tho London Chronicle relat v that durlnE
Tho recent fog military man advanced J.. y
yapor. 3, Pumping against u stranger, no cx--.
pia ned his misfortune and gave his address.
know 4, quite well. SAID the s'l,o ;I.
tanes, i5 but the guide never heatated for 2
moment The whole ha,ao i 1oo yoadd
tho o,d gentleman, 80 II isl But how on
sar have YOU been make y9yr s Mei
~ sinne IN this Dart OF London sud the
], rsrgsr au.etly.$"fo for I am blind VA VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Goes to New York.

F1tnited States Marshal j. az, 49, Stuart
went Ia Norfolk Thussdav 10 confer With
MIR Woleoi1 aud others pf the Patronage
Distribution Commit tre, and was In com
florence there that day. Yesterday he
was again absent from his ullics and
was reported ~ ltc in New York In his
absence Deputy Marshal Enrlgilt had
charge VI the office. ri is5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
REOPEN lDIsTIL.;LEER[7,'Y
Plant atFair Oaks q 4, i'll. y. Resume sumo
With Increased Capacity

fsrhe plant q Il the tSairs Oaks tlllery
SGompany.sdn laIH'l county,iW1l cll \ w 8
shut down Deceniher lol VII resume
larger { output February s1st, and iWill be
operated thereafter continuously. The
company recently reorgnnized with q
maximum eapital' tock of 500 oO,3, and
with NJ. Donati as president and Colonel
WIFI Ecac Oh sls secretarSyhnd treasurer
Among Others prominently identified with
the enterprise ARE nj essrs, Phil Kelly,
IL H. Dietricls and loser stumpf OF OF this
Tho company has al well equipped plant
near Fair Oaks Station, on theS% Rich
amond and Vest Point branch OF the
Southern q hallway sand has Just COM
splcted its second warehouse there, II Sc
establish It's own barrel plant, IN ad-
tdltlon to largely increasing Ats business s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Women Doctors. i

q granting the frst decree h II
Iisiyersity or Paris nearly 10Y years aEos
mad Madame Boyn the famous rowe n1aw.ee
me ea.Eas not only pracloaly but
u y terarys Way, and besides membcrship
in rare and foreign ssientifs s9 ,e se
n;, ' w. rhief INSPECTOR of q homo for con-
She died in l 'il .S -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Is for fudge Mann

il Or. Lyon G ]. tyler, president Of The College
of William and Mary. was In the g ty tyester.8
day on his way to ChnrlottcsrI Ia to tend
iths#ndcting Of cdlcn tors Ire tive To providing
trorrn.rance examinations for admission TO tho
various colleges and 3uniyers,t tiles sB S
M, G. Tylcri asked as 10 the political outlook
In his section snid. personally no was for
Judge William II. Mum for Governor. md
that thers were many ohcrs In his Vicinity
vi - w. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
"The Unpardonable SIM"

1.-The lnpnrdonaboa SIM will DO topic
OF the address ht$thoS Main Street station
rs r. i.M c#t9,noryow iafternoon ~ =,
Stcaley. OF BroadllB Memorial Iaptist
Church. This meeting will DO opened to
men only, Tho big chorus Of boys, sons
OF abroad men, VIII furnish IN special
.nuscal programme s. and all men arc
cordially iDYited.5ts s5 iye Ssfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Heard n P,ersian Missionary,T

3 I,ey, II. Il. safmast, a. Persia, snok ea,tn
an appreciate congreg3a tlon ant lhe syes y
[, sJohnl al, 'I3aloycd, n low Arc We4th
Sons Of God tey. Mr.. SarlnaSt,,, who's
q native ,jl Persla was converted in his
~ ~ missionary under tho Methodist
Church. He viii preach nj the Nest End
Mission ut II "A. nj. to5morroW NV. There VIII
be two nter services, Ct y;''n ana Sap; M;
Thursday night atathe mission,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
EMo,,signor DoalnEye Dead.

"a I3y Associated Presa,l - y. .l83
NEWARK NJ * January so,-.7Nons
signor George Hobart IooaMe, rector 81
st''Hl,atriak,s Roman Catholic Cathedral,
son of,the lato {, George NYashington l)oanc,
episcopal bischop Of New Jersey ana
BROTHER Of Right Rev. WI lam g. l3oar ne;
episcopal bishop OF " loany, died ton
Of heart fpilures aged seYentyTflye Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Each Boss of the Other.

Mr.. Joseph RI Brady clerk pr The
I,nited States Circuit Court and deputy
cler r of the United States District Court
irortilhe Eastern district Of V!rginia. re-
turned yesterdny from Norfolk, whl n
c,ler,, d T,opydon of&tbe District Court MI!
f3owdcn. is Mr.. Brpdy's 3 z! ella ~ ubordli-
nate 5in3'the district (rlerkshlp, while no ~
Mr.. Brady's superior and the hitter his
in the Circuit cldrkshp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
WOULD TALK RAI.:
!. B|lL to- DEATH


Continued from First Pa ge.l J. II
and q very Old game. considerable sur
Enrlse was Expressed that such an nstuta
snolitlcal manager as Senator lIlkins should
attempt to play It. It was worked Wit VIII
success In tho Cuban rcciproc 8co ~
3tlon, with tho result ofNpost ponement.tR3l y
tho ana tho a President won, nd ~ 2 Y the
end lie expects 10 win rate legislntll ton m
3 Senator Cullom, the ccond mem n Der y o.
the committee who IS actual y ~, faVorG
81 railroad rate Legislation. frankly ex-l
presses Ills belief thnt the new Sc iesE Of
hearings Is aonlyta blind N for more delay
and lnactlon.. One or two mem bers 81 the
commit tces laugh at i. the proceed ngs5 !no 81
going on, and say that the only efiortf
is that some lawyer, B representing some
body ana paid M by 4 somcbody ", gets II y
chance to demand more money Tor 4 N III Is
services. 81 s
& Inftho meantime liz great railroad pres
3tdcnts are sitting In the private commit
too rooms or the Senate wing and sum IA
$nlonlng friends n both Ghousess for consul
Etation. 84 y fst s4s5 S3s5:5
& me effect III ali this has become quite
apparent INT the last fey days and cyl
fdnces OF inactlons the Senate arc seen
4 81, a every hand, while. progress in the
House is not swift. S5ll VI
t senat tor tT1lsins is Tho chief factor In the
Senate Committee situation. III When
Il pressed for an answer as to what Will be-
come OF tile House Bill In the Senate, his
inyariable repl 81 Is: 81 his IS u great cues
ton. Nothing can be doue%ir "a hurry
30 must get all Of the stimony from
both sides3S gsSl Isl n i3 :Sl
Tho tuatioh H tonight remains til-b
changed, with the great railroad presi-i
dents sitting ina$the Senate wing Of the
Capitol wlthiaarepr cssivesg gesture toward
EtheI louise. 4 sySa{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
/ Holland IA Gin Received, A

Imports ut tho port &C Richmond we're
largerI Tran usual$yesterday and embraced
auite variety 6 artees most them ,e,i'
M.a I, i, rgc slgnmemt Of Holland gin.
cln s Vines and suutcrne for + I, IA I;
.ChrlstIan 81 co IA large shipment of lied
and garden seeds for ly.yYo9 % g sh y,
whlslxey for r, ~ Cirlstlnn&& CO.. and
q large consignment OF ap!nes SO mai tlrgs
'fur8nn Atlanta Grm OF Importers. s. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
I. Maccabees to Celebrate.

Richmond Vents Nh A, * ( y. n, M.,s5wtl
day night n s O'Clock mt the lodge room, In
Leo Camp Hall. The .prosram,me. NH wind
officers The banquet viii he at plckerson'ss
restaurant The committee embraces Messrs
A, l., Lucas, Ci.5 G, Woodward and II, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Will Have Annual Banquet,

Richmond Chapter, Sons Of tho Ameri-8
can Revolution, met last night at the
Virginia Historical Society rooms and
made much progress in he arrangements
for tile annual celebration TO be held
February I'D III the Nirsini;pN Club, on 4
Church Hill. An attractive programme
VIII be. urrangGds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Jackson s Character. /

AT the Soldiers 1Ioln', chapel on Tomorrow
at 4 r.. NJ. Chaplain 81 j /. WI liam Jones. VIII
preach Oh '''rha5rhrlstian characteror stone
wall Jackson y The sermon y especial an.
jackson, aud the public generally and cs,s
pccialN veterans, Sons II az Veterans md
Daughters lDr The Confectionery arnAlcord'nlly
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was wrlttengby DR. Igor, Gardiner Tyler pr rs z.
entire series ii known Us The "a american Ma
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