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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
4 House Warming.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)

21I79 Especial 70 TIC Times. DlspltGh.) m
7 IsYNCHBuRG. Va Jam 27.--Fully
seven hundred invited guests were pres
ent at the formal opening OF tho SPLEEN
did new home of the Iynchburg Lodge
4 Of tlks tonight, 4.5s
y Judge 4. 4. W. Duke, of Churlottes-.
Vile, was the orator OF the occasion and
the keys were formally turned over TO
the officers of the lodge by Mr. Aubrey
II. STROBE. for the building Committee.
81, The home was erected AT 4 cost OF
about $4,000 and II is said to be easily
The best equipped for the purposes for
which 1T has been dedicated in the state
,rhe building stands upon the site OF the
former home OF the late General Jubal
4 A. Early, OF Confederate war fame, com
all,anding n beautiful View OF the James
River for, miles. the beautiful stretches
a8of The Blue Ridge and the hills Of Am
silerst county.
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HEARING IN DUKE IA. n "a.
CASE POSTPONED
(By Associated Press.)

79714 " IEy NbSUClHFt6t : 7 S'''''7 ~ -7 -, N
s NEW YORK, Jan. 27,--tllear ring or me
pointed to inquire into the mental condi-i
tone Of Brodie j., Duke, OF Durham. n, C,,5
which was to take place IN tho State SUI
promo Court hero to-day. WAS put over
until February lat The {continuanca was
granted upon m application or counsel
for Mr.. Dukes son, the petitioner, t
Mrs, Brodn II. Duke. who was Indicted
in Texas on II charge 9 Il obtniiing money
under false prete!nses,S ana ~ nov peing
held 10 await tbe5urrlpalG of u warrant
was alraigned In court to-day, and her
bail WAS reduced from $4,000 to " 100 a
hearing in her case WAS set for Fcbru-
AIRY I'd. 4 ~ 5 sstt5 5tE Il,
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CRUISER MARYLAND
MAKES Inc SHOWING
fBy AssocIntetl. Press y

W sg@ by Associated Press RI a IN
BOSTON, jan. 7,- ----slY tn wintry north
west winds striking her a'b1eam, the
arn,ored cruiser Maryland, which was
built for tho United States government
by the Newport N eWs shipbullding and
tDry-Dock Company. attained ion her olti-
.cial trial trip, to-du q u Il average speed
OF g 1905 knots ali hour, thereby exceed
Ing her contract rcqulrementB Of q knots
rho trial was regard ed as most success
TIL, particularly With ference. to the
general sea behavior, y the WnrshlD show
Ing herself remarkably steady under Sc
we're winter conditions. e 81. KS .3 M
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SPEND |S.# DAY
". 8.AT BEDSIDE Q Fl PRINCE.
Ii(Bv 4 ssor,ciatIo11 I,,r.c.s,is 3

D. u lBy Associat cd s Press. X y
ERLIN,i Jan u, ne evening bulletin
from the sick room 81 Prince Iitel in-
stion ofzv.sc upper left lobe is making fur
5tller pro gress. fphe3 cougi ing is mod crate
The Empress spent the whole day at her
SON bedside. ~ Is e as
HI Emperor William was standing at8the
window Of his workroornt 4 IN the Palace
at; q clock this morning to hear the
5reycille or tho guard which occurs yearly
aon SSthis day, tho anniversary OF His
Majesty's BIRTH, the guard passing Mt the
shutting step the entire length Of the
Inter den Linden. It'll .sS # Il
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AR I Y GUM n \ BEGIN Il. ...5.
IN SMOOT CASE

n biz 81 a ssocinted Pressl III AN III ~
5sNSVtA'sldING ITO ID. c., jan. 27.--Durlngs
\ the argument III the sl,ltoot case to-day
before tho Il Senate Committee on Prlvi-ss
aleges nd flldct oils, ] Judge 'rnylcr.for the;
I rotestants sAid tho chief chargesagainst2
Senator Smoo was that he was the 2inte-{
gral part Of theiiquo rum Of twelve, which
4 Ii Q declared AZ s5sba NIL there was 81 to be
Mormon Cllufeh.fa lie said al gpersbns COM;
5mitteds to- believe5sln present personal rev
cid lions were disqualified olsit as sen,l-.'
tors. 5 .s g8 S8 y 5i
r, Mrs. Vancott,%$ for Smoot, declared that
the rote.stants could not ci,arge%the SEN
5ntor wi liiaryI ffense cognlzablc Ly law.
He said smoots,ad never received 8u5rev-}
ielatlon, md here was no Indication that
he ever Y ID. Fl denied TINT the Nor
mon Church wassin politics. Il 4 .5s Il
lIrsty s. WORTH ngton st lated tlnt the Nor
mon Church $ha{l received bu t ono rcveln-
ton FinS twentS4three years, ana that was
tho ono to stop polygnnY. 4,
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NO TR0UBL lie IN I 8.
SANTO5 DOMINGO
81 " I'd Cry Associated 9Press.) & 5

5 IT (By Associated 9Press.) ii 81 Tx
5 yN4ASTIlN N, jan. 27.--The Navy sDe-
ipnrtmcnt to-day Issued tho following
statement: ~ H igE
On January 10Th orders were issued
to Rcnr-Admiral Sigsbee authorizing him
To send the Dixie with 200 marines from
Panama to Guantanamo, where they will
be held In readiness for 4usc elseWller
No other orders have been issued to- tho
Dixie, no hurry orders Of any kind, ana
so far as tho Navy Department Knows
there are no disturbances in San Domin-
20, This leaves $50 marines on sthe$Isth-
mus E5t,l 81, 5is i,i q 35 III H
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8oFsTHE DAYS J NEWS = y
Rirht11ond

IL n,,,s,bt, q n range III Ninil.
AVN tnii lib Killed y. thss
- aepniisls injured while tisir ny tp L,
frut,t iGa sHvcl mn, iron, fn,,'r ,is
KUN, N !, md tint Ills
1n,,s ~l lsodh bu Ion. Samuel M
ySIiIan,s teils q friend he il " y, sl.o
faca foope f i e,p
I'M Il "a, tsf,s te--C aptnih lllnt1
ssn,Snnated RON lion
isr ind i've al,a sHs IN to
Nnin..s nii.i Mrs. 1nincs brown Potte t.
oiianRo Poems III the " "
Mss Rol mn AZ
49, clGctA o,,,i
sss,bna, aisonrai4 .sdlhss Works Go,npa't1S,
n9t Tux tension or time u a.
toobbins case continued 70 ~ no on n
I'D ~ uniois TIC tive. u! a sSl
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WANT PLACE 4 IN \. .55
INAUGU RAJ PARADE.
clo, q 51'ho rim s-Dispatch)

ESPECIAL 10 ,rhe Times Dispatch
NVASIIING TO N slo. G56 C.,s93J Jan. .n--ihc
,Innugural Committee received to-day an
application from the Culpeper Minute
Men, Captain Thomas Grlmsey, for y
position in tho parade aon inauguration
day. The committee has been notified
that practically the entire seventy- frs
Virginia Regiment 'iwlll fo,nl&ia part OF
tho column on inauguration day. FRIENDS
tpr6the Richmond Blues IN this city. have
received letters from members Y OF me
battalion whlo,IndIeate thnt ' ms ahc'ehl
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Will Probated.
toTheI TImes-D IspntelLl.

IA (SpecIul toTho TImes-Dl a..
i CHATHAM. VA Jan. 27,r-;rle VIII Of
the late YIN, 8, I4anier Of Mount Gross,
5Pittsylvanln county, has been admitted
to probate In the county clerks office.
HIS estate. valued at $4,000, was hes
'auea thed-tp Ills Wife, all q his cash,
yialf Interest III min and 500 acres Of
land; to Mrs. Alyarson and Mrs. Me-
Kinney. sisters OF The deceased, 400 acres
OF land cach;BA. M, Ilanier. brother, 400
acres OF land, half interest In mill and
two store houses In SDanplll lie. ~ dehth
iof his wife her beauest reYertss 70 Mrs:
n. II. Robertson. youngest sister pf the.
ideceuScoA WI Sfl "a lid sIit ias
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PROPERTY i, I: BOUGHT
Another Formally in Completion.
Of Organization of New Road.

BALTIMORE, MD. @Jan, 27,--4Anothef
rorulnllty inathc completion of the Or Or
pniliyntion Of the Now Engluna l2ela-
wurp ana Virginia Railroad Company was
completed to-duy at Love Point, %lieh
nrcIits OF tho company purchased the
propcrty or the Queen Anne's Railroad Dag
cnnpuny, which was sold under !, Iore-
closure proceed lllGs' !,
rho report of John J.. Bral's. spec'u &. .
auditor in the matter&of the estate 9
tho Queen Anne's Railroad company :. Wn 's'
flied nv him to-day In the United States
District Court. 1t allows preference claims
OF sal 1851 ~ and non-preference claims
tn7 s3s, 1870. No mentiOnis made IN the
reportof allowance toSthc receiver,
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I.

GM ha'nal oRRIN RusshLf. eAnTHaI
RIG Hi, ut 5 T.. NJ. Friday January 90
4 XII Funeral notice later. III
sJoHNsO E.-Died, ut the residence OF ms
father b ohnson, al ~, 81 (, ~; y
nary eth LINNfOoD$ EARL JOtiiSS CtS!
aged four years. one mon Ply y ilhu
s5' II Funeral si from cowardin Avenue Chris
tlunB Church., MANCHESTER, = - q ~ q
HI Af bnryins-s sf Ii q fsMi,hneld Han
ts over county, Va. N 4. is$ /;
oALE January 1S0' \, at I, ~ Z
il uLsT MoAI.ls beloved wife 8of W. 'NS.
Hsssfa{
,notherY isss ~: Grace lnterment prl-
waite. 81
s5sz sssb rs ss'Ssnssh f5
81 MIS- NJ; B s9as d Islsz, 4
tho siXtlat Se;.r 8 hs sT, d n% I Was
81 XII. M N ar Feldncr, Mrs. katherine l'oli-
FL llg and Mrs. Joseph Stelnbrcchcr I,
SGsq gba MI Il fsf sloc R'nssSS H.
y YER DON. Friends, and acqnal ntnnces
WILLIAM S. -Dlcd, ut Chilhowie, ,y,.. Fri I
ei5tlHy, january 81 Mrs. FLORENCE s
81 SQUIRE; LIsItNIS, Nj Ks !, ~
Fl funeral services at grave IN 8fioily-
WOOD Genet cry on i5thesinrriva Or me \
sI Norfolk and western TRIM, 7:a5 ~, Ms
X, SAT r Io4A y, JANUARY Est ,33 SS 4
WILIsIN led. Wednesday morning z, =
Sa,g55 III the home Of her! sister, KOS n.
gSTWelfths Streets, Mrs.. MAR A. ", MI ~
S, nfter long and nailnf,nl Illness,
III Eilncl.a yester(l3, from 'fhlrd f'rcSDy-
;ternil Church lit 8 ~ M .s,.
i54 Newport News, pa peraz please copg.
f Dangers OF " Gold,
zI3eware oftasGold, Il " hen mex lectcd no one
can toll what tbs end may be- Consider
how many Of 50 llr friends and neduail,--t
tnrces h,lye succulnbed to diseases brought;
on sby ii common cold 4 When ynll fully
realize the danger yqll VIII certainly give
every cold thu8attention IT deserves AS
Il quick cure for colds, mo remedy has
been more successful or Stands hlgher9in
public esteem than Chumbcrlnin's Cough
Remedy. vt is famous Tor its cures OF
trls most common .allment and can ul-S
ways he depended upon, Pneumonia never
FresiitsS from " cold when IT Is taken, a
Fib, pleasant and safe To take and may be-
glYens to children with implicit confidence,
For: sale by al y drug lsts. *
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JOHNSON MURDERED [,'ElEzR]' D,
He Was Thought e Have Been y:
Killed by His Mule.
4, ,,,c,,clnI' q TheITImes- Dispatch.'

& BOWLING GREEN, Jan, 27--it
seems now that Richard Johnson. VINO
vas reported as having beon 4sltllea I, N !
the road from Fred rlcksburg ~ fall-
inr from his mule net his death IN M
totheri WY. The brother OF ohnson /, IRON eI
Washington, las been here !lnVestigat-
Ing the matter and Gfe says llls 8Dr i, "
was murdered. Several arrests w -, Os
l,ued had his neck broken, lnrge. GU
on his head ana his coat torn, Pr OF
him, The parties who We're VIII MD II,
3left him In tho road and he was tfo,lna :
sby tbs mail carrier. All OF them nag
been to Fredericksburg ana 1I We're I Isl
turning. moro or less drunk, E
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North Carolina.

#s C,oyernot, Glenn grants communication {! OF
tlenth sentence OF Durch5 ~; \; ~ en-
siers protest against deiln lion of shtckel
shop as embodied i, the BIZ 70 pr1G1n o3,as
m sses ioi,,t resolution inregard to set tle-
i,,entp t Dakotn bonds bill passes House ,,ls
ItoSprohibit sale Of poisonous drug
motive engineer, Ollie I,uryea
s snenc r--AG gorge *. simmons, Singer
fSaSSlnr5 Machine agent tn ronHl ctGd f{{S;lt Z
Greensboro for elnbezzing 5sl,4 400 from Tho =
company. Ia vi " 5(5f 81 wv llT8 lI
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Print Cloth Market.

fRy AssocIatel Press) l.l. M. .
FALL RIVER, MASS, JAN 27,--snles;
for the week IN the print Goth market
viii reach ii total Of 10000 pieces. 4
Trading III the local market has been
Of very light character for all ella ssesf I
goods Wide and narrow do not show
any change from last weeks prices re-
mining AT u basis Of 2 "a for regulars.
bidding for goods has not been Az brisk
as reported II week ago, but lnNnufhc-
turers are still mdlsnosel TO offer any
CONCESSIONS. .fll.L No. .NINlsLt
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" Gal N 81 e Q MNISS1O)Ntlt..
,tudge Decides THAT 1t Has No y
t2f1ht rs 3 Xix Rates. lAeS S VI

AtsbtI ted 'ftss.
S,fI5V la Nil d Jan, ~ I'LL Ee4 WING,
Circuit Court, to-tlt Y
linhded down Ill decision III the Test. sslsa
brought by ttu2t Goiitterra.,G CON-
inssloti 41gulhst tile Lake Shore ui,u 3ptlla
et.faiiroad Companies, to- compel the I'M
tor to rest ore hay and stta from y le
fifth sixth u ffe'gl
srutea. SiJudgelfSVl ns's decision is In fnyot'
81 tic raiiroadA did liz gordcrs the ease y.
dismissed The costs sscsscd nga ltlst
teBInteratntaat :ohme Commission sss \
hSeolirtssaId stlief conl,l,i l ~ '
spoWef II flxssfreigli rates md mt t tie
action " ths commlssioti III oryderlil IS
change IVA thcis frclgt elnsslf rrn on
amounted to- fixing those rat es. a Is = s.lcl
twas unaWf(tlHli lie declared. "a 4. .s3T
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AT u NEW ORLEANS.
Only Two N Favorites Get Into
.$:s3 First Place. Bs5 it5 4 RI, 4 y. E|

LI,s' ssoc lated Press. n
" N E1Iv. ORLEANS, LA, January 27..
Dan McISenn;l{ " " was s55 the s.t5only Sic
5cessful fayorlte . today. signor I2s III
and Georgia Baldwin 1nstedaA Just long
enough III tllcirfrlces q beat 11vely VII Kin.
iseYiund Mary Glei,il,5 the f.tvortes.
First raee-six fllrIongss gnu 1I. TO
tJclen3 (1S ito u, third. STlme.E :14g4-5. 55
Second rnce-sx Sss tlrlongs .-G eorgln
Baldwin uG.to U /, first; & Ina uist tive Girl q
to- second Mary Glenn Q6E to % }, third,
Time 1 :13 40. 45S IL Il; 35
Third racc--slx and Il Z half B5furlongs---
3BlennenWorth e to W first; Bob Mir
ply III to 81, second 81 Bonnie 1.-the go to
iDsB third. limo, 4 ri do gSi itS n;
race--si y and III half frrlongs;--
7T'lvonlus a toll 81 first; Goldspink% g to
l1),second Heritage ga e. y, third. Time,
l:218l-5. S5}il$t . t{3 ~ xxx
Flftl, T8ra &C one flnile-D Dan McISennn q
to- J,5s tlrst;l Dalesman g. to. l., second;
Monte Bunk (1G to 81, third. Time, :42 2-5.l
hSf sixth r;lco-nileg nnd thrce-sixteenth-
sstoncwall q toll, t;$$Nowela (40 70 d,
second GHandpinncr (25 to- !, third Time,
Il :01 1-6. "a II j5d {i
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Virginia.

III ury3 Ii, tic 1rishb,irnc trial ut ltoan,S
nkc Visit tho scene Of the traBe t 1,,n
tshern No, ii abbed 1lefew; Mrs. Aloyle,tr ~
Mes only eyeswitness the ARRAY tells
sthe& story tho encounter the ilraosacm
Stio1 rests Its case and evidence ~ r ro.,
vsescnpos drowning mt exingtoiiit. !!
sHcs hcTolcaly saved by nafellow st.,u u !,
II isaac Thomas tcolored) shotto ~ d ,es.'
nt close range ~ shotgun \,
ton AleXaiiiril llnd Mt Vernon st ro t'l'l
changes hands. i ~ Y. VI
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stunned work. and that aftertrecelvn their
wages $to-morrow,yt they may "a grin strike.
THE manufacturers, therefore,, will not be
quite reussured until Sunday has gone
sby. d but they remain confident oG the
ability OF 5authorities 70 put down dis
sturbanGcs. This confidence, combined
WITH with the announcement thntst the
Minister OF finance lis studying tho state
@,rent# 1.-THE mems grievances, exp plains
this decision or the manufacturers meet
ing not to make collective concession.
35g The Doulna i'll extraordinary session This
evening, decided toS8tnke precautionary
measures tossafeguard the water, gas and
works iii the event of$3rloting,
and also appointed n special committee
TO Investigate the causes Of the present
] .raovcmcnt This committee Is likely TO
become anSinternediary for masters and
/ men and help them to adjust their diff
$fererces. 5 KIT 55,4
Alarming reports have been received
from u ,lnovo-N esnesansk, tho Russian
Manchester. There are 100000 factory
hands there and only n few hundred
4 troops Reinforcemcnts will bo sent there
immediately. There Is no confirmation
80 fur ofgreports OF serious disturbances.
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YOUNG WIFE SlLLED. sssi
.Choked Bto Death by H'esr ~ i tdusi
N band Who Flees. ~

ss {spoclal toSflo Timcs-olspat ch.>} J. !, ,
N Ri 1ln. ~ lic Basl NV I
ties arc Using cvetY effort tt
Walker Wills phoked Oils lliig 4 WIS
5Lesse GlrE seventeen, to goa llsa ~
N y ot-
99,rhe ggirl, after bad Treatment from
Walker, fused TO leave home and join
him iiisiI,ynchburg. n This ciiraEed Walker
who Iii Lyfchba1rg sgWas Known as John:
Tostor,1 and coming home, hes sought
agtlin TO- hhvesl lis Swlfe live vi til him She
refused. and slaterlwns found dead inglb 9t
with finger prints on her throat showing
clearly that sheg had been chosedl ITO
deh til. Walker las fed. Ii B.
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formed by REV. Ira Erwin n q he home
or he brldegrooln's brother M - Il
Davis, 81, Tuscaloosa 81 rect. = he mar nl!
Hriage was a. runaway match, he brides
Spnrents Directing. Mr. Davis was for ner-5
&ly In the brokprng go business here but
swill1take 4 position mex week With he
@Provdentl Savings Insurance Con,pally.ln
this city BIZ II ssS8 s
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Ministerial Vows.

Roy, G., III. NJ ihec. pastorSof the - 81
bury Place NJ. Il r. Church, Will preach
tomorrow morning ut II o clock $on tile;
subject, Ministerial Yows,'1 the first Q g
3n series o Vows hat N ct hodists3
Assume AT tho evening hour he will
discuss tho subject !: Why Prenchinyt
Helps Some and Fails 10 Help Q tlers.'i..
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4 Church Name Changed.

4 Tho name Of E4Asbury NJ, 10. Church COR
.ner or Lombnrdy and Hanover. Streets, Of
which Rev. c. H.3f MEG hee is pastor, has
been changed TO Asburyg Place. NJ. 10,
Church, This. wny done to avoid being
confused with Asbury Church tcolored),
on Church Fill, and %Asbury Church In;
Manchester INK Sf 5ii{s 81
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Engagement Of Miss Lee.

Especial to The Tmes-D ispatcli,l
v MORA STOWN, N, i, Jan. 2f,-Formal
announcement has Just been made here
.pf the engagement of George Carr Henry,
II prominent young man Of this town, 10
Mis- Elizabeth Lloyd Lee, OF Alexandria,
VA II IL understood that the wedding
Will occur. shortly after Easter, hut the
place has not yet been definitely settled
The young couple viii probably reside
An Morristown,
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Contracts for License Tags,

NJ tAt the meeting or tho Police Commit
tee last nigh contracts for city License
tags were given to II. j. Glaycc for wagon
5tags al ID to n. MulinerS for dog and goat
tags The wants OF the committee to be-
made known to the Finance Committee
Will include $, 600 for dog pound besides
tile susunl amount ofapproprntion.
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Asking for Funds,

The Finance Committee met last night
REQUESTS were received from Or, Joseph
White for $500 for the Eye and Ear m
Urinary, and from Mrs. Basby and MI,
,Yyndhanl MEREDITH fur 5000 for the
Rosemary Library.
Several OF the departments also named
sums wanted In the budget.
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HANGING DIX N BERRYvILLE.
Execution 7 ook Place Under a
4. Circus Side Show Tent. hi.

WA Especial TO THE Times. Dlspntch.)
vim 6 HEST "a, ian. 27,- A. lBenja-
ryyilo& to-day n FOR thc, murder lustaJu
OF Richttrd N DllIson, nlso colored. MI 1,lie;
execution took place at $3.50 o clock under
IL large tent such MS IS used for side
shows, and itsMcnpacity was we'll taken
UP BY those allowed by tho sheriff to
witness the EGxecu ton z 4 XII M u sSi5ij,
}H i Is the first hanging III CLARKE county,
since he county was organized sixty
nine years ID 80, and the event Attracted
the people from NIL & rgirts OF the county.
though OIL y8s IL. few We're permitted y to-
enter the tent, III fe was declared extincts
sinEtWenty&inlnutes, and tile execution was;
conducted without d llitch as sNa
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General .l:ii3l

Russinn strlkc$still spreading, but re- !! !,
volt seems TO have been crushed III =, 81.
61,eteraburg till1 NiuscuW-----Cla sll In Wal
saw precipitntes situation said n 9 /, be3
grave; special council q t rsaeslso e Selos
decides Oh various conc tory measures
Russians. rcpulse InpunesG. and occupy
villages around sNIulsden-Di Diamond VAL
s,fed 1T SOL 900 discovered III mine cpn-
.trolled IbSJ efferson M. Levy train
mon killed i'm collision between Spassetl ger
5Rnd frelgl1 Session of Congress-: Senate
fixes February 10TH for eginnlil1E. OF
Swayne trInl House passes agricultnr !,
Ill l--Ilay, ofSVirgintn,Iw VIII
5be SnextfminorI le,lderof iollse-----R RI to
fight mt end for present rs session; leglsln1;i5
$tion Will be- first step toward govern in ,eI
ownership; Martin proposes anlendmentSto
:ratc bill Senator Martin fatly Hdenics.
tint he opposed empoyers5 liablit -
iHnmmel Gand F,lrsmnn under Indictment
.ip8 connoction with Dodge Morse scandal
- N ew3 cruiser Maryland Il makes fine
6showing -----C otton men to hold 2s annual
meeting III Asheville, Il. 3sss II 3
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/. "A Runaway Match,

37 (SpecinI to The Tlmcs- DESPATCHED "a
81 GREENSBORO 1, n. G. 3fJan. 41--Mr.. S.
w. \ Davis, Of this city. and Miss iza-
beth Simpson, or Pnrlcy, Caswell county,
surprised their friends by getting gmar-
5rled last might Ihc ceremony wns per-
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STRIKES ELSEWHERE. Il
.Workmen Mar h Out at Mitau
3s$ss and little Trouble. 58t

E3aS $sgS,9s &g3 (By a ssoclntcd sPrcss,) l
} NIIIAU, n y SSllA !. Jam n La Dor agents
from Riga organized n strike here to-day.
Bodies OF strikers marched to tho facto-
Tles and Il workshops and compelled the
!, men ut work to leave their employment
Troops have been Summoned to tho sceno
OF the disturbances. III
The strikers subsequently were dis
spcrsed peaceabS, and tho troops with
the exception Of n few patrols in tho
streets, returned TO their barracks.
RIGA, Jan. 27,-- rWenty-ninc mon and
8.wo women were killed and thirty-scven,
civilians and eight soldiers were wounded
Z by revolver shots during terdny's riot
ing according ogthe reiurns made by tho
I hospitals At the request OF the work
men Of Riga, the theatres OF this city
a have been closed. III III
III l,ODz, RUSSIA, Jan. GA y general
strike has commenced here.
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was pai,alyzcd sometime $50, snnd, hla i
eathfwus not unexpected. He was sixty. 4
eight years old, and was !. ~ naive +, q
sWashinEt on.E u. Gu but had u we'd n Ie
.tersburg for more thai, INVENT yen ". !.
lIIe Isl survived by HIS Wifi sS5 "a ~
G w. B oWler.
Special 70 rho Times Dispatch n,
f mr. T. lJIsftl SE URG,8 Jiin n. Isl a.,
Mr. q. v.38 Fowler, an aged &cl zen und
confederate veteruii,# OF Orange count ".
died this week d I the home g & his son,
W.. d. 3owlcr, III that county nc " w.,
5ctased had been oyerseer 81 " po 's lot
shis district for Il number OF years. II Il. TX
W. W. Max " I. marcus.
3ttsss (spccinl 10 The TIfncs DlspatGh.)
M iTI N, an "a .-AliiK IL MIN
Gus a q leading incrchant oil Hampton,
formerly az r richmond, died at his home
$thia AFTERNOON with conyulslons.lf@ li . Q
wis d nntiyc Of German and ca ", W
America whcnu young man. 4,
5Ii.53st Mrs. j.. w. Hall.
tspecin Tho meg ,s I, y :. Ri
w Hull died this morning at. me nome :, =.
Fhai1iincic. Captain H.lS u knlg ites
EnnSiiiness OF several weeks. y husEa! \,
I'D expected to reach here rom *
Sto-night, ana the remains WI be
Inltha place foraintHrment , ~ ";ia neie
on ii Walt from Richmond %ilct sties WE M,
Ftnker Al lex 81 She was y-onc years Ply
ana 9is survived by u husband n Ii q one
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