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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

The memory OF the just in blessed
whether living or dead.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

aDr. David Rennedy's Tavorits Remedy :.
sSsrlent FOR the liver Cured ms afier eght teats i
sansring" q fspeoa. Albany, n r. Mofia iAmo4a Va
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17
COMPLETELY RESTORED.

Mrs. p. Brunei. wife OF p. Brunei.
stock dealer. residence slli Grand
Ave. Everett. Wash. says: For If
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

When the rheumatism landed ON
Jim Jeffrles he threw up the sponge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

There is said 10 be lot OF grafters
in Delaware OF both the peach tree
and political varieties.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

Do Your Clothes Look Yellow
Then use Defiance Starch, IL Will
keep them white-l6 OF. for 10 cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

Platonic love is supposed 10 have
been invented by his satanic majesty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

Better not be at ali than not be
honest and true
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

tend 20 my house work and life became bur.
den 70 me. Twas confined for days 20 my bed.
lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
Il could not bear % think OF an operation,
and In my distress / tried every remedy which
i thought would DO Of any use 70 mo, and
reading OF the value OF Lydia II. Pinkhnm's
Vegetable Compound % sick women decided
10 give Il trial. | felt 50 discouraged that
bad little hope OF recovery, and whom began
70 feel better, after the second week, thought
Il only meant temporary relief; but 10 my
great surprise found that l kept gaining
while the tumor lesSened in Hizo.
Tho Compound continued 10 build up my
general health and tho tumor seemed 70 be
absorbed, until, In seven months, tho tumor
was entirely gone and a well woman, am
% thankful for my recovery that ask you
10 publish my letter In newspapers, 40 other
women may know OF the wonderful curative
powers OF Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular or painful menstruation, weakness,
leucorrhea. displacement or liberation
OF the womb, that bearing-down feel
ing, Inflammation OF the ovaries, back
ache, fatulence, general debility, indi-
geseion and nervous prostration. they
should remember there Is one tried and
true remedy Lydia T. PinkhRm's Veg
etable Compound at once removes such
trouble.
No other medicine In the world has
received such widespread and unquali-
fed endorsement. No other medicine
has such n record OF cures Of female
troubles. Refuse 70 buy any other
medicine.
Mes. Pinkham invites oil sick women
90 write her for advice. She has guided
thousands 10 health. Address, Lynn,
Mass.
Health Is too valuable TO risk In ex-
periments with unknown and untricd
medicines or methods OF treatment.
Remember that it is Lydia Z. Pinkham 5
Vegetable Compound that Is curing
women, and don't allow any druggist
70 sell you anything else in its place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17

Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup.
ror chfdren teethinr softens the g1ns, reduces ~
Summation, alays pain. cures Wind COLE 90 eotlA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17
Your Children'S
Health

as OF VITAL IMPORTANCE.
A large part Of their time is spent in the
Ichoolroom and il becomes tito duty OF
every parent and good citizen 20 SEQ TO IL
that the sohoolrooms arc free from disease
breeding germs Decorate the walls with
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17
SOME HEALTHFuL RECIPES.

Soup
Cream Barley
Entrce
Savory Lentils
Vegetables
Mashed Potatoes String Beans
Lettuce with Nut Butter Dressing
Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Breads
Salad Sandwiches Corn Punrs
Dessert
Bananas IN Syrup
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-17
INTERESTING LETTER
NRlTTEHB YANoTABLEwoMAH
Hrs. Sarah Kellogg OF Denver. Color
Bearer OF the woman's Relief CorpA
sends Thanks 20 Mrs. PinkhAm-

The following
letter was written
by Mrs. Kellogg,
OF 1928 Lincoln
Ave, ID en- yer.
/ colo. 20 Mrs. Pink.
liam, Lynn, Masa. T,
Dear Mrs Pinkham:.
" For i've years !
was troubled with q
tumor, which kept
growing, causing ms
Intense agony And
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
MAKE THE lake
-FOUR FEET DEEP
Committee Would Prevent Fur
ther Drowning Accidents
at the Reservoir. IA

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings last night, on motion Of MI, Bottom,
of Clay Ward decided 10 recommend to
Council an ordinance approprlating $4,000
or so much thereof us may ne necessary
for the purpose Of making the uniform
depth OF the Reservoir Lake four feet,
so as to prevent the possibility " q
recurrence Of accidents similar to that
which resulted In the drowning OF three
young men there last week. City En-
gineer Cutshuw, at the same time, lnaoe
a similar recommendation in his esti-
mate for improvements in his department,
tho cost Of which he asks be placed in the
budget OF 1906.
The matter Was unanimously endorsed
by The committee. Colonel s.utshnw prc-
sentcd his estimate for expenses In the
department for the year ana asked That
tho amount be Increased from $780,
made public llntil tbs paper, goes ia the
Finance Committee, !, .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
7DxD|sTR|BUT|.E|:
THE PA ri ] I b &
Col. sletnp Made Arbiter 9 Re- ''s'
1 publican Patronag M ii8
s Myers an Assistant.

s$E "a va 4 q ecently announced from wash
lngto1. M Colonel Campbell Slenlp, Of III s
stone Gnp, congressman from tho Ninth
District MI has been made urbitcr N nc
distribution 81 Federal patronage n Viz s
,Elnla. I'll has Just becomci lsilo WIl " tina
Colonel Ss Stomp has selected commit; ,,
or three Iii each congre ssiofal distflct
him IN the distribution It "
such Federal patronage as that dls aus :, ~
may be entitled to. This ts commit
known 4 az l5the conferees, has 4 been IN M
nolinced for the Second District. Ycste f
dayEitTleaked out that the conf rees 70 !
this EtheSThird, district has just been q n
jlot,nced. ,rhcso gentlemen, 1t is under
stood, arc named BY COLONEL slcmp wit
the consent Of tho President. Il .5ls3s
rho Third District corlfeloes, according
to we'll known republicans, Il are: 11. 2.
Murphy, Lib,irn 4. Myers and IL 81 u =.
lSncad Il These gentlemen arc well known.
Mr. Murphy is large coal dealer OF
this city ,G9i Mr. Myers was formerly su-
perntcndentl or tho w. r. Trigg Shlpbuild-
Ing Company, and is now receiver OF that
corporation. Hc5is q son % & Ma or I. !. Z
d. Myers; Il president OF Il tho b Richmond
Frederi cksburg and Potomac r ilwny.S ~ +,
C.. P. Snead II lives near Aetna NJ lis in
King w illianl county, and has Just been
declared executive committeenlanSfor for tho
Third District. lie was formerly district
chairman Of the party. & d
II some B f%the eonferees In 9 tier congress
slonal districts are: II, f5i S9
q First 7 homas Melville, OF Fred oricks-
burg; George 7. Hewitt, Of ddlesex;s and
SThoma Ball, y Of NJ thum berland, .isfss
XXI Second District-Y, H. Parker, Of New
port IN eWs, vice, "A. L.. opklns, resigned
and Harry X. Wolco tt, IA Of Norfolk, " and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
NE.lQ.S:GAT.'.H|ERE.D
FROM S / /. ! | [; d. |:
Nil yNingo Struck by an. an.
Electric Car and .
Injured.
DROVE in FRONT / !. Of CAR q i
Finance Committee to Prepare.
Budg Deaths and
5ti Funerals.
Numerals,
Bureau. Times Dispatch

gl5 S''ti7s No. lie Hull Street. j ~
Mr.. W. q. Nilngo. d driver for The
Richmond Woodworking Company, was
struck by a car on the Petersburg cleo
51rics line yesterday evening about 9.
o'clock and painfully bruised Il NJ.
He was driving his wagon out tho
Petersburg Turnpike towards the works
an the road parallel with the track. Just
beyond Everett xtreet tho driver turned
his horse suddcnly- In toward tho works,
directly across the; car track, and before
9S3le notorman could wink his eyes the
gar had struck the wagon, knocked IT
Dvcrand thrown MI. Wingo to the ground
s85s rhe cur had hardly passed out OF Man.
S;shester and a crowd had collected in q
Friends drug store. where he was
treated and mado comfortable by Dr.
y Merchant. t5s| &
Aft erward he went to his home, NO $50
West Seventh Street. and was reported
sSns resting quietly last night.
The chr was In charge Of 8Afotornan
sc. B. Salnler and Conductor a. =.
Hawkes.. Both men were placed under
4 arrest last night by Captain Lipscomo,
and recognized for their appearance III
s The Mayor's Court this morning.
a Prepare the Budget.
Z The FINANCE Committee will begin work
ION the budget this week, With the view
$5of completing 1t for tho February meet-
#ins OF Council. The most important
scheme on foot is that Tor pure water and nd
plenty OF It, 8s
The water commissioners have a plan
+. Tor improving tho present water works,
and another plan will be considered by
u whlch Tho city may be supplied With
water through the Belle Islc works.
a Councilman Petit will cndeavor to Sc
cure the adoption Of q measure by which
a $4,000 may be secured for permanent
street improvements. s5
Deaths and Funerals.
34s The funeral of Mrs. Mary Avis took
place at O'Clock yesterday =fternoon
from the home. No. 922 cambridge
Street.
The funeral Of Henry 4. Watkins, Jr.,
81 Ampthill, near Failing Creek, took
place ut O'Clock yesterday afternoon
/ from the home and the burial was In the
family burying ground.
5s Personals and Briefs.
Il Ruth Carlton and Alice Walsh, two
White girls, were recognized yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
DIR ''l|j|| JON. MARC !.
VAS ONCE A...J | !. ! ! |; | |.
Mr.. Schneider Gives Startling.
Account of$ Insurance Agents
IL F orrrr1er Life.

IA Dr. John Il Marc, fugI I've from JUSTICE.
has not been captured, al though 81 % res
ward thus been ffcrcd BY Ca ptain a. n
iTOmlinson fors his arrest &
I'll Mr. Samuel y Schneld der, ~ who car rles aon &
business ut N o.s 316 North Sixth Street.
was seen yesterday and II asked NJ to tell
what lie know Of the plausible d octor.5 Mr.
Sneder said Il he 81 had 4 known DR.. 81 ohm
Marc well Il ! II Roumanl;Ls and u that Marc 2
was /. not tho name by W 81 eli no va e
known there # ~ M
s{si His fathcr#s$ was oses arcovi eli and
tho Doctors name was y on Marco Itch
The story Is that ~ on Al arcoyi trln STUD
led law and NJ by his energ and intellect
Bucharest that lilo was appoi nted 4 assist
ant Judge OF the Superior Court.
gs rcovltc passed u as 81 u pure blooded
gRoumanian, keeping his famil " IN tho
4 back ground. e These bod people we're
$suppoBed1t % belong ito the nobili ~.
a fter q 4 time the young judge married
4 the daughter OF al prominent Rournanlan
army ON Ger end took a conspicuous place
In the best soclet W Of Bucharest. bs time.
however, the true Jon was found Oh {, and
he was deprived Of his high oflice, and
8barlsiled for life from Rounani a.
f. } II Is young vii died of a broken heart,
ON account q OF e her husband g Il disgr &C.
SssfIls brother and slst er arc no " living
at Fochan. " s Sst . Z. &, !.
from m intimate personal acquaintance
with the So called llr. NJ arc, Wll q lived IN
the house OF Mr.. Schneiler's mother m
Bucharest, for yea II. III
8 Mr.. Schneider thinks tina Il Marc is now
III Halifax, Nova Scott here he ha a'l3
& friends. 2sJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

for& their appearance before Mayor NIau-
rice Tin court to- day, q on the charge of
peldling cheap jewelry wi thout ~ lcens'e.5
Fire partially destroyed g small y frame
dwelling on Ninth Street, ear Perry
yesterday morning, occltp led by q scolotredl .
family. XII All Iii 9. n :il }als & yys
S Charles SNIolcs tcolored) I, was put un--
derGbonds for taking 81 ham from l3road d
5dus' store Saturday night, while he was flss
drunk. 55 "a; IA u Z MS Il,
8 Charles Jones paid 50 for being drunk.
sS Suit was brought against tho Passen-
ger and Power Company yesterday q by
Mrs. Celeste "a ;. I<irlscr; for $4,000 alleged
damages for injuries sustained by her
last summon whilo attempting to board
a Hull Street car i5ls. +. XIII V. 35 5 :B
rho Modern Puritnns will nave g
smoker and election Of Officers at Ttolneys
Hall to morrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Mary Marbles New Part

Mr.. Hugh +. Cardoza. OF the Wells III
forests. is In the city lie said last night
that Mary Marble, Of "Babes In Toy
land, would retro from tlatRcompany
for Nancy Brown q new Wclls-Dunne-
Hilran piece. to be seen hore ina few
weeks. Little Chips remains With tho
"Rahes IN Toyland company, This COM
spany is playing to greut business In the
West. 5i Gi IS
MI. Harry Greenway, who made 50
many friends hero, when he was In the,
city ahead of Cripple Creek will be
the business manager OF the Nancy
Brown" company iS9 lsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
ii Be HELD 1. {: /:
! Great Gathering of Citizens Citizens
AZ E arly IN + ebruar,yy ] he
! EMayor&to Preside. .ss II.

AN interesting called meeting of the h
.ioint committee 81 OF flfteen from tho III (,
he Chambe o.. commerce, ahd l, .tsf
evening evening q 1 tne II. q. rooms. 7,
Those present were Mossrs. y oseph wal q,
lerstein, M q. Patterson, M,nury Na y =,
Carlton nj ccarthy, Of the Civic Improve.
fment Lea que; Coleman Wort ham, J, Ohm ~
81 ha obeyf CON- 99
fmerce; Waller w. Morton. TOBACCO As
collation.; DIT. w stiff, Richmond Den,
tai Associate !; ohm Howard, ElchIn,o ~
Ilond Produce Exchange IN Lee 8 Isor-3
raine, 4. II. a. ssis.5 5Ss III rs &, ~
lAfter r1rotracted discussion It was de-
cded amend sig htiy she tfa
meeting being to create ON I, SCTt.
3mittee on Progress for r. chmond 4; ms
Joint be eompos.ed q .nrce
the citys advancement at near I53S I'll
VI All Will Help.
hi The list Of such organizations will in:
#clude the Common Council, the Board 81
Aldermen, r. an Z. . A., Chamber Of Com
Glyis
Association, etall ROGERS, ASSOC i ti 70
Real Estate Association Richmond TO
Sbacco ton. a cadenly Of MGd 9 ~;
4I Id orr Z Dealers Aysoeia ton, Fire
insurance Association Clearing Il ~ $.
Assoclation Fruit and Y; Produce q. -,
shanEe R'eGmond aad
Labor Council, Stock exchange. =, /, - Il
Ma IA mass meeting will be- held on .Ihurss-ss
day evening Februnry6e Cd q (which meet
Ing tho joint committee Will make It's re-
4 Nj. j John c, Freeman. who presided at
the last meeting Whicl$WSa a,s I, NEG gig
Ing to order. 3 Mayor NJ Carthyi Will pre-
side, and several distlng uished gentlemen g.
will speak on the general Aucst Ions 81
Richmond s progress. 81, -
The striking feature Of this Suggest lon.
}is thatGit will8enlists tho nterests 2 & Or
Sganizations whose membership llargely se;X- q
eeeds 900 organizast sG,, W@fitkf Ks
md, and by combining MI these varied e
Interests the GOOD Of the Mh 3 com N
thoroughly active and informed body q
business men. " w. n Y
The Formation or this committee augllrs
the 5comnlencementi OF renewed ACTIVITY;
ana progress In every line. 5l e II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
5iMARTINz AND SWANSON.
Former Senator Moon Thinks
They Will Garry His County.

Former State Snntor Frank O., Moon,
81 SBucklng CHAM, who has law oftices :. ~
jLynchburg, HI ISL here loo king after some
NV hen asked con cernng the political s. T.,
i,lation lin his county, Senator M oon slld
Senator N1artimEWould carry Bucklngth,a u,
itIough Governor. ont ague had consider
able following inSbotll ypl aces. !, u
While tho Senate thought Captain VIII !,
lard had friends In both PLACES e., ne d.a
the case n8majorify OF. the ,yot es, would
be Sc cast forl'E Congress Swanson for
Governor. II q did not seem @to attach !; q
great deal Of lmpo rtance to the canai-
lie said he wus}Tery friendly TO the Not
toWay candidatc.38ly RI III hi n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
BEGIN THEIR WORK.
Assessors Of City Real Estate
Are Now in III arness.

NIessrs. Charles L. Todd (chalrmaW,
Gilbert j. .IIunt and George D. Pcarnlan,
Who were recently named by Judge Witt
as land assessors Tor tho city, began their
work on yesterday the corner Of Or
leans and Lester Streets In tho {, eastern.
their way west. .8l a-i t5 ~ a B Ell
S,rhe ti,sk Us "a most laborious ono and
will consume many months OF time One
3or the clerks Mr. !. DIN a. acknowledgements
With the commissioners, while the othor
two NJ essrs. Catlott& and Ellders rcmaln.
ut the City Hall Yin order to keep the.
books up to date for the commissioners Of
the revenue. 2l,l% Ky 4J!E5A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
WATER CONNECTIONS.

Town Of Fairmount to Have
Them Under Certain Conditions
.tsubconin,lt &c Of the Committee OH Water
met last u Eht. and cons dercd the question
f3the town orI Tnirmount,f with the city watcr
mains. nnl the de1islon was that they shall.
DO granted, provided the City Attorney slnll
approve thee scheme ami further that tho
town shall not oppose annexation. "A
There Is no danger OF tho latter objection
MI Paramount isylunderstool to favor tho
scheme OF annexation. 5l j,lIi'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
BRAMWELLs II ARD HIT.
Of It's Best Buildings
DESTROYED by Fire. ,SS

Especial to The Times Dispatch S5g y,
j65s C,Ai O N,rAS. a.. an, 2i.--I l.a
8ucighborlng town of 13ralllWell ,&@ Ea.,
8rame near being licked p X flames sat
3,Irday night Mt 4 o. clock ~ rhree houses
were llysdestroye which included q
thrce-story building owned BY s :, Or
sders and Il man named 80 iig ! P ,aI,
R lar1, WIZ d sGls dwelling ny
station and q dwelling by q widow I Iagdi
I.ee, stock OF $500 o. q, T, LODI &.
Ted MEMS Lodge, $1,000 !, station.
dwelling ami furniture, S4bc0 !; y. Z, Meyer
Furniture. $500; widow lady, q DWELL Ing,
5000; q Id, Huff, sl,5oO Wesley Wilkes
$11OO " e l., IA S.! !, !, Nm j, 4.
Sy7irhe Stone Bank OF Branlwell was badly
dana ged; d. also the new. and beautiful
area 81 a ron
4portionS Of BralnWell vas saved BY hero q
effort and the saving Of tne t31iIaaies.nftns
The new residence Of = H Ferry %, nsn asl
OF the Bank OF BranlWell' was aan'a gsa
considerably. !. s /, ST.
Most Of the losses arc severed G,p q b =, ~
sllrance, as follows: Lee, II Goo s y; @, ~,
~. sl1O0: Iinghts Of l'yt h ln6 !, "a
Hun, 81, 900; ], "a. Station, W pow
en- $500; N Red Men $500 5Sg
"a The damaged hull lbs lrc8 iisp, coveTeu
ny insurance, Ed, iiuI ana Nc A a.!f; K
Sthomas have been arrested, charged With
arson, ~ "A q HUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Condition Now Critical.

The condition or Dr. 81 D.. Drewry, ut
Memorial HOSPITAL, was mQre3serious last
evening and felu; are felt That ho cannot
now with him. excepting Mrs. II, q. Rei-
ltrand, of New Orleans. Who Is detained
Ny sickness in her family. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Farm and Coal Lands

Colonel w. Miles Cary, who has for about
two years been associated with tho Real Es-
ftate Trust Company, has severed Ills connec-
lion with that company ans, willaldeyota his
coal and timber lands Ri 3fss is gH fa1#
& II Is Office will DO room No, 20. Climber OF
Commerce building. ,a j5 sa ID n t&
ri co onel Cary Is one OF the most familiar
figures In tho business life OF II edmond. lo5
has 'been a part OF tho commercial activities
hero for the past quarter of ~ century, IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
/ 'P.HIOIIN|E people / 0 |. /.
COME|NT0 THE LINE.
Extend Free Service at Pay Sta
tons to Mayor and City
Departments.

y Al u result or lie misunderstanding between
Mayor Mccarthy ana the Southern Bell Tee.
bid Company the des s n, " BY y the he
IloHor gest rday y ceiyel an otllea, eonlhuni-
cation from tn company opening Il, ne pay 49,,
tho mur,lo pul government Us II Iipn2rb shall
4 81 ate II enfrgf ncy cas- 2 I, !, /,
Following this. up, Mayor Mccarthy ' Y, wrote r.
to to-" notify lib Im'n that In al cnses OF emer-
they g cal Z, iSo az Sc
nosI,iny the m ,ney Required " 9th rs VI Il N
Difhc tel phon authorit e ars' being cont
merded for me stand they have taNrnsl ~, !, ms
Inc city's BUSINESS at cr tieal Lines, h
Ills Honor issued e ,ni!aI letter q n, n
ambulance corps Of the city, and IL need Id
viii extend ii to cther departmelita m
time 10 tine. THE Mayor is much graft fled
attfe way in which he affair llas fefH'inat q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
BOY FI:END.
Negro all Reforma tor Beat His
rs Az - Ma II osalIlaa%l eSs


4 Roommate Nearly to II Death.
tspecnl TO The II iinesl Dlspatcl,.) SA }
53SHANO VI1R cOURTHOU SD. NV Az. ] an.
20 a the egtoS r eforinnto .Arther,
3a8negro boy lio. was sent tosthe reform
der Of a girl iii i that county u months
ago. nearly + murdered a boy Saturday
night. To bacco SIN keE.was smclt by some
of the officers outside thc. room, who
asked IS who was smoking. Ono Of tho
boys replied that a III was Arther. The
accused 'Arthcrsat once got up and fas-
tened tho night-latchi inside, SO mo ono
could get In, and Jerking up an iron ipoker.
beat the boy In a mos ,horrb bic manner,
and HE Is in q 4 crI icnl condi ton. III
boy EArther5 was f. brought to tho county
Sjail, till ho cam have his trial before the
icf1 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Joint SESSIONS
CITY Council to5 Choose Successor

City Council 8to8Alloose = g =
to Police Comtnis sioner Ainslie.
President Turpin has called q special
meeting Of tho City Council IN Joint ses-
sion for Tuesday, the 31st at o'clock,
The meeting SisSc lied for the purpose O
Gelecting q successor to, Police Commits
.sloner Gsotgo. A. Ainslic, resigned, 9
innme most frequently mentioned In cons.
fncction wlthgtho 8place is that Of Mr.. Les
lie lI. Reed, ofSIYest Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Blues Hold 4 an Election.

III Company H, ofFthe Blues MI have In ~
e ehSsaa By ,ot ms apain Nal
colin II Brock and second 7 lIeute q a y.
Robert u. I'eyton,, J =, hnd any otner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Supreme Court Proceedings.

I ProceedlnEa OF INC suEfelic C1uft q
yesterday We're: gsJs =; E s,.3 stfs
y Glenn Us West. &c., argued by Z. III. Long
ana Ii. II. Pollard for appcllecs and sub
tmitted. Fs3 Ill 4 ts-3sy8st{ i4 i93 Sst
Williamson, Sci, VS., Payne and others.
Arg,iS u by w. II. Il Grnvoly and samuel A.
Anderson for appellants, and l., w. Anderson
for appellees and submitted.
4 Tho next cases TO be called nrc:
Clifton Vs. Hanna ana others tl.ynchburs,
Telephone Company vs. Booker and Bishop
VS.. Dasley ana others, being Nos. 81 IS and
40 Oh argument docket. III IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
aston EVicted.
E(spe.cInlIto THO I'Imes- Dispntch.l

Special to Tho Times d spatc1. VI,
is HAMPTON Jan. 2. -- -'I'h 9 trouble
prcwat ion \ ~ the First Baptist Church,
7eoi oreG Hampton has reached se,,sa, Y
stional stage IS week 90 Spii lGrs obtained
q Temporal ry njunctonSag ainst his con- gre
cation restraining them from pos 3
11The members OF the church opposed 70
spller have retaliated by charging that
tho minister forged the name 81 ley.
siaritles in connection with collections for
% church at Denbigh. sstt5 81
Tho church was closed yesterda an g
.IudreS l,la ckstone, The motion to vacata8
tho RESTRAINING order will be argued next
week. 555i al VI 4 a3 E4s rs & By fs5s.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

a q GUARANTEE G U IRE FOR r LIES
itching, Blind Bleeding or rotrudingi
Piles. Your druggist VII refund money
II I'AHO fails 70 cure t YOU s'p
In to II days. soc. adv, mi n .3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

Finance c Committee. %
q regular meeting but no business OF public
interest WAS disposed Of G5}t9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

Burnett,s xtract Y of 4 Vanilla 3sss
AS the leader all tho world OYER. Use no
ut nor .' 81 MI NJ VII