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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29

The new Greensboro daily, to bear
the ear-marks of Pettigrew and Butler
and South Dakota bonds, is scheduled
to appear early in October. Howard
Banks washes his hands of it. Will
Butler and Pettigrew come down in
person or merely send an agent?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29

The Springfield Republican insists
that Presidetn Roosevelt ought to
apologize to Judge Parker. Perhaps
he is waiting to do so in his speech
at Raleigh. Henry Clay made a ia
nous deliverance at Raleigh. Mr..
Roosevelt may do likewise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
DON'T FORGET THE DATE.

The State Fair at Raleigh embraces
the week of October 1Gth-21st lnclu-
Sivc On Thursday, October l9ti'
President Roosevelt will deliver an au-
dress Mt the Fair Grounds. This will
be the greatest Fair i'm the history OF
the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29

The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor i'm Virginia is the same man who
asked President Grant to send troops
to Petersburg. Virginia, to superintend
the election i'm 1876 The people of
Virginia will not forgive that conduct.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
MORNING TONIC.
John Locke.)

Believe me, my good friend, TO
love truth for truths sake is the prln-
cipal part of all perfection In TINS
world and the seed-plot OF all otnef
virtues.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
Changed His Vocation.

Columbia State.
Senator Dolliver says that "the plain
everyday liar long ago lost his job
on the American press" He found Il
more remunerative field for his tai
entS in politics.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
No WhiteIvaShing.
Tarboro Sou

TarborO Southerner.
We are yet to perceive any evidence
that Governor Glenn is an adept in APP
plying WhitewaSh
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
& GO
Florist
RALEIGH. NORTH CAROIINA.

We Give Southern Trading Stamps
Carnations. Roses and Violets' our
speciality. Bouquets and fioral decor
atoms arranged In the best style at
short notice. Palms. Ferns ana WIN
ter blooming plants TOT tnT nous
Fall Rulbs. Hyacinths, Narcissus.
Tulins ctr. Rose bushes. snrubbery,
evergreens end shade trees. Veget-
able plants in season.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
Hasn't North Carolina paid dearly

Hasn't North Carolina paid dearly
enough already for Senator Petit
crews one visit to North Carolina,
without having him one of the big
bugs in the new Radical paper thal
is to appear shortly at Greensboro!
There is too much Pettigrew in that
industrial sheet already! watch
out for sugar-coated bonds!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29

If President Roosevelt wants TO talk
politics when he comes to Raleigh we
will request Governor Glenn to DIVIDE
time with him. That would De
contest where fur would fly and don
you forget it.-Ramkatt Rooster.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
MARYLAND os MasiG. of

1926 McMechen ST., Baltimore. Md.
Alfous W. Schenuit, Director. Reopens
September 18th. Course: college, ele-
mentary, normal teacher, opera class,
all branches of music. department elo-
cution. dramatic art, languages. Terms
moderate. Send for catalogue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
THE CALEN D AR Elk iIBIT.I
The Finest Ever Had Here.
Il Awards sc the Committee. H

Hss The n big display Il Dc calendars at the
Central Young Nlcn.s Clin1stiuh a ssocil-
III trnctpds hundreds lstt o1a.
and mot Withstandln tho f.ict5g that here
are hundred II Of al oyer ~
ScountrStt the ton has succee e, e.
making BY far tho largest exhibit of stfc
five yen is and q he M st ttructi one.
s$i Chlendars N hay been coming IN for
over wen ia W and each mali is. bring.
siDg $tncW calendars. Il has been decided
ito keep he posi- ton togand ,tn-
Guiding Saturday, the LIT fnstant,St l1us
Egiylng, f1anccS e SOC the
ION SATURDAY,, a rtcrnoonSs the calendar
ava i'd 81 commit tee 8 met 81 and 58 after
most s,painstaking work made he follow.
II fhs ihla, exhblt or the part u any
one mas 2 M1urrliiy and fo M
Sd, 1lhn N finest art calendar was 4 received
from tchell rothers. Cadillac, NJ ~.
tho lecture, n Timber and Company, 3Dcs
gtroit M Iich., having u the Same alendar.
The work was aturlled out by Osborn and
Company New y 0rk, N. W and Is entl-
tied y. ra mat u t.hler da
The best business calend /, Eol, t !. red
most Unique calendar. Tho Monday
Afternoon Clilh. v 13mg iiain1,to ~ n .,
was Wardcd Il he lite ribbon. This cal L
Benlar8 was y turned 3out t by the G hron lcle
$Prlntln CoInpa oe ntsllam pton,
The purple ribbon went tos the NOS tyuso-s
sful3calendar, issued by either Brothers
NosGss and IS Duane Street ,sss New ork
city. is III y III
II lis itltimated that L here vii
Inorousl AUG ton on mrs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.
Sale Of Large Area TO Heirs in
I'm New Kent County. 3

XII "A " sale was made last week Of the
large estate Of the late A. p Richardson,
Enlwealthy landowner Of New Kent county,
h Most Esof the property was bid In blythe
children other heirs. The sales were
Pond Marsh, el2 aqros,. 5000, 70 w. 7.
/ Richardson. If
$ardson.. y I'll 5 q
B Pr richardson. A <. IA Isl $35 f6 Z. q
.Lacy's, l5l acres, 50, 20, toe. +, Rich
John parlsh's l7ssacrcs, $4,000, TO W. p,
Spiiards, ss7 acres, $500, to W. 7.
Richardson, si}lj Ia E5 iia 4 \. gq ~ ,js!
Holly Fork, store and barns. 113 acres,
$4,035, TO DIR. j. r. Garland. 85s VI Y3 "a
..,Jennings's. thirty acres 500. TO- W.,
& Mil tract, n!noty-sevcn acres, sl,1oo. Ito
Philbates's, 623 acres, $1,000, to II r.
Locust Cottage, 1903 acres, sa.eoo To- w.
n Mullen's, 400 acres, $1,000, Is W. r, Rich
ardS0n 5Rsi5 ii. 8iji 9 s.si XIV. /, Y5
gOne-halfS Interest in.forty-nlne lots IN
West Point, 800; 10 r. 70. Richardson.
81 One lot on Main Street, West Point,
$500, to w. ~. Richardson. s TX. q
richardson tract, NO, !, 2G9 acres, $500,
B l2asses. 5i2 acres, se,15o to ". T, Rich
B Knewstcp's, 1el acres. $500. to W. 2.
Richardson. 5iggss B5 & l3 b $t
"a Total SAL, SIS. &{ 5L HE NY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
THREE CHI AR'TERS.
Corpora ton G Commission Author,
ICES New; Busi,lc Sc G Concerns. ri

izes New ISBusillc SIS Concerns. 4
~ ,rilc State corporation Commission yes
terlay granted q he oloNi q cha rttrs s
E58 Mat hcws- Curtis Com pany llrorp ora +
ed M iftoI, lsorg g he W., pres
,asat Glftga Fqrg IS sag 5tls
stock s5D b1ects ~ m Etlo II ~ enerat
contract ting busincss for he construction
of railroads, etc. sSiE5 e
3o:cc and y s, Sonpanyi
president, sylvia, N. J. q Bell, aec !.
6tary, Abng don,# ~; capi tal stock 5000
tobjccts--to buy and sell Land hold timber,
onnvilIe lun1bing and lea ting Com
$nhny (incorpo ted prime ipal office, Dam
Vile; IT.. JJ.s BoatWyig ht, pres dent Dam
VILE, g ]. ~ II tzgcrald superinte
cut anylls g 4 r 4s !, se e,
stock. $40 COO |. Oh jects--t to do a general
Nelson Improvement Company Il Gncor-
r oailoke; y. Woods. president,
Vail. Perry president.
and Strcas,lrer. Roanoke, iS Va; capital
stock, $40. 900 s buy and sci lrcal
'.NrvonIa STAT company uncorpor
{Lynphhurg va; II g. ~ .tnfrce. secretary
Dunning tom,$ director Farrn1vilie ca 3.
#italRstock. $4,000; bjects--t O. buy and sell
stone and slate pl'opert and OF her real
Virginia R zeal Estate. a Rental land In
SSsl,rance Company (incorporatc l3erk-
10y: W. Il. y Doughert president. Berktcys
Ma. Char los Cobb VIZ e-presidcnt. l5Gris-
folk, va. Il. Il. Tritt ], treasurer ), Hcrls-
10y, VA; capital stock, s25, 900: OBJ ec ts-to
conduct Ia general renl gcs tat bus tless.St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
The Imperial's N N ew Home.

Tho Imperial Tobacco Coinpany's NAM
moth plant, Sixth and Cana Streets upon
which the contractors have been work.
ing for months pust J. 4 Is now complete,
ana the magnificent of1ices aud Fsplondldl-
~ equipped ana aropny fil tory ne oee-
tcppicd byt, the comp US army M work.
men, clerks dnll agent issS III /.
Tho plant 4 axes M prrett ~ much al Of
tho square, 5nt Canal and II SlSt b, and us
ono OF the most comp eteS es t'thl lsllnlents
{of4the kind In The SOU " Il n .s
Il Contractor3lG Charles il. >s>- no has
had charge or tbs work OF put ting i'I'
The new buildings and renlodeling he
fold ones, has Scompleted his work to the
last detail, ana tlie owners declare y
good work and true WORK, II ri tSi VI X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
L0OS. |. Leaf 4 /.
TOBACCO MARKET <
cold, .8H arsh Weather 5 cuts .S SIT.
Receipts and ms. li1stl res IL 81
Il. Dill Week.
DEMAN FoR 6 GOD ; Geo I:
Prices Are Satisfactor and and "a a
IS. season Will ale3 the zig #
N Market $sLiYe1 .S5H 3555.5

\, u, al cold YEA Their Of the past week
:, Z, ia a., very unfavorable for handling
Ia bscco. Iii The farmers Wilo 9
heir tobacco III the oose sta te
nm iris city6havc found ~
bcs to got the weed in n hdllag
rho Indications til ref ore are t tl
tie Sd the houses VIII ne l,s n
ali through this we ak rheyNviili GER t
'Stninly be unless there shall be as tlucek
AMI Very decided change III he weather.
U IIoweyer there ii SOME OF the loose letlL
S;n5 Efhe houses, anu Il few farmers yes
to-day braved tile cold and 5callc to toy town
with some good sized loads, and there VIII w
he sales at all the fouses this mornings
sbe gin Ming ilt 10 o'clock at shelburne s
u va elouse, second sa To- at # Crensha ~ s.,
third at sshockoe and fourth q q stone e'l
wall. BY 5ss32s ,sSiat 4. /.
"a \, ii grades are bringing 80 cd prices that
are Very satisfactory I o the farmers =
is believed this state ftairs VIII con con
}Stinuel through tho season. 7 here rs y, g
good lot Of tobacco vet in the country
around Richmond, and the demand ana
The prices being satisfactory the sellers
q are Olly NiltiE 9tol O.
4 soon as that comes, the warehouses ex-
pect full houses. III
ssuncurcd wrappers, that lis TO say :, good
y ones, are Very scarce, and whenever any
show UP #osa the market they are readily
taken t.prltes hat arc cons ldered very.
4 high. These goods Il easily bring from
i SIS to $50 per hundred. Il.
There Is a steady and healthy demand
for good filters. Many lots sold last week
q as high as SIC and some fancy, extra
good piles brought sl5. Lower grades
went from $40 down to IS, according to
" la2sH t4e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
BRIGHT / [ HlU! |! |! Ok II! FOR
'TAI|E E=BA |. On
TWIN City League Promises
Fine Games for the
Cranks. tss3 a
,r1e makeup. of the four Twin-city:

III ,rhe makc-ups of the four 7 ,sn-C ity
Lcag sic clubs has tically been COM 81
&pleted 4 $sa f, 4 So 10 (
Manager III ylor;s ofs Bart Heights has
strengthened his aggregatl lon Of young
sters. while Manag ger )nly's Brownies
will be about as t hey were las st season.
Richmond, under George lenderr's MAN.
agemnnt, has sheen strnng thened in' q y
weak spots, and \ Ianchest ter promises IL
be n winner y Il SSi 0
JThc#latt team Will 5cnlbrace the cream
Of the following list: Holland, Crostic,
Jennings Trcxlcr,, II ogan, Elnlore, Shell
ton, Waters, B issl eade. Charters, Swift,
iBrantz, ullinan, EDWARDS, Stout, Ford .85
These players CAR show VI. we'll with
any OF them. and II the pitching staff
Brantz, Meade, Charters and 5fy terS---
will prove as st Tong as the others, Il not
better. si3 as III M
# The Brownies. staff On, braces y inston.
Hulchcr, Brooks and Garlic. l III
]ritzpatricls Is tho only Wirle whose
name has been amounted by Manager
Taylor, and Crawford will remain With
S5;sThc teams will appe ear insinewsu uni forms.
The Brownies will go ba ok to tllei r5 old
original brown q and the. color OF n the
Manchester team will be red white and
blue. Tho other lbs$ .yill wear}sred
and gray. sSs u V d ~ f 81 aijs
iB'Fho Manchester team viii meet with
the manager at the SManhat tan to-nlorrow
night for the election 8of u field munager
and a captain, II AT tile players rentionc|d
above are expected to BIO pres en-
patch will again this season present the
winning team with III handsome sillS pen
fnnnt, and It &isSinderstood that IA number
OF leading business and professional mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Appeals yesterday were: 4. y Il n
Il S;lvage5vs. Bowen, etc. Argued by r. H.
Thorp for appellant and by a.. u. IIollit'
day and u, fB, Buford for apDelccs, and
submitted. n sfF
Powell5ys, Pierce Argued by ,T'ohn "
Happier for plaintiff in error and a. II.
Burroughs for defendant in error. and
submitted 81 81
The next cases to bo called arc:
blair vs.. Security Bank Of Richmond;
Prison Association Of Virginia VS.. Rus
sells administrator an Others, and Chess
apeake and Ohio5vs. NFhitloW, hGlnl, Nos.
81, 90 and 80 on argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ON 4 CAR YH STREET
Blue Mond Reigned lin Pro Pro.
duce Marke e. The Outlook,

Blue, M ondaJy t<el gned IN ~ fro 4,
duce Marke e. The Outlook.
4. NJ o,nndays is always mn Off day on the
produce h market, and yeste rday was y. no
2eXccptionslto the rlllc,t.nnd in s.addit Ion
tie Harsh wcatheT$fo for the pas few days
has been sue as to- lead stlic G,tii,y street
commission tmercha ANTS n 10! look 70 y very
light receipts yesterday hey, were MOI
ldisnppointed.s Very tile stu r came IN y
from tho rural rcg ions. nnd the commis.
1T, Fforthe demand was as lilnlted. g Sine =,
lslippy. There heref sSco PATH.
Stively speaking little bhs one :, Ri
cary Street. hut chat kind ~ mn W. 6 ~
last much longer hal, 40 No ndaSsI
PeopleSilr bound to ia yel son1ethlng u
eat .lndg Of that hey ~ HHt nus y :
come from tho country, fro-uay an ss VI,
morrow Wi see an at enlanN loT ~ y !
country produce and the merchallLs lo @
forward 10 q good weeks bus iness.S1 u,
isunduys uuotatlons hold sgood: Iha z
,iavery active demand for hlf esl ana WOOL
Tho former, Wllilnnot pa srarxcs,
arc bringing olltsde y lle w. l NJ.
il very Seal &c, ms La al Ways tho case
sat}t this seas son of the year, hut the nlei ~,
chants think there Is yet col! sldarhpia
wUolIili5 thc6tilck co nntry y, aId 5sll
is d good tilneist to market git 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Wednesday Club Rehearsal.

Members OF the Wednesday, Club are
asked To- note that the preparation OF a.
Goring Thomas's .'swan and Skylark'
will DO undertaken at once, and all fol-
invited to join now, so us to give tho
best rendition possible not only or this
work, nut OF the others now being stud
led. ~ Eli fS sss I I5 u "a
.l'ehearsals are held regularly on Tues
days from now on at tho Y Dung Mems
Christian Association Hall. M if5a 81 III B53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
PUT UP THEIR BONDS

Citizens Rapid Transit Company
May Shortly Begin Work.
y$trha citizens II Rapid i Transit t. Company,
which proposes tobulld "a yiaducrt IL from rom
Church ELL to i s;hocko a Hill and run g
trolley limo Overt has put up s, ooo OF it's
four. per cent. bonds as a. gunrante &c that
tho company lsais business. $.5y NJ
A3rcprcsentltive Of tho company. issnoW
iii lew York arranging the financial at
fairs Of the company. and work will prob
ably Begin shortly. though those inter-l
sested here are! SAYING but little on the
subjeot,s ~ s5ti5 IN 81 !$ II NJ NJ ls$S f58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
REDUCED RATES ~ 8 IS UTHERN
s5,s4!s$5 POINTS VIA sE GARD ;Ai X - n
ifYE iSfsE5 line RAIL Jtfi al

~ s21, co. Mon cry. Ma, a,ld return. ac-
count Of nterstat To- Sugar ,ane CiroW ers 4
IAsso citation. The Sen GARD viii sell III,
January Esd and q tn, round trip tickets
Stsachmopd &C to i Montgomery ut rate df
ssl 9 l!mltaa 81 e return hy January soth
schedule to Mo- tgomeryisYla Atlanta, q ~
For further tn1prmatio In Y regard ;St 8
above cheap ties cal or Wrtto to N ad-
dress bel low. q nd any lnfor1Natlo lon WIN 5bo
}clleerfully {furnlshsd ab3B s,B5 a RE- n E z.
IL IS. Lizard, l.AYLO r., XXI z,
E Dist Pass,iA st. CityST ticket sAgt
Phone 405 $50 Has Main Street, b SsS3 4
The seabonrd Air Line has tho sllortest
line from Richmond To Florida BY forty.
( five mites Two fast trains every day
With. pullman sleeping! cars, running SOLID
without chan sc, 4 to Florida y Fl ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
New Ghero Of Fac tory

n a new en- erprlss will sf'cGl ~ q pefa tons
linsths city next Az ot.elu ; II
HI Two OF the! orlncr5 Ia ttaches q 81 ne
sWhitlock Tobacco corip VI start g ~
cleroot factory at II fteent l.IAnd MAN li
Streets. employing on tlle start about
fifteen people, 4 Y, !. Is, &, "
,rhe firm's 1asl,e vii ba p Gordon
Cheroot Company the y. tl,s
firm being s. Gordon arg ".
Pamperil, Isal sent lsinell 1lFtS U
pelleRced and eipab m a AZ
expect To enlarge Y Ffp a1
tInls 10 Tine L NJ igi 81 sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
ls51
"A "TRUSTY" FREE.
Convict Dons Plain Clothes and
Skips From Library.

Henry Williams, a negro convict en-
lployed as u tftrusty" az fireman In tho
basement Of the State Library building,
yesterday. found some old clothes convc-
,ient and donnlng these, left his stripes
~ their stead and quietly stole away. No
when tbs negro was clad in citizens togs
nc easily escaped notice. Williams dis
appeared ghout ] Il. NJ. The alarm MAS
given as soon AZ the discovery was made,
and steps We're al once Instituted 10 an.
sprhtend the fugitive, a description Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
5 MILK AND SOUP
Poor Of Richmond Are Fed BY
WILEY Their Friend !.

81 Sixteen small children, armed wit q
StihSbuckets and standing on the stoop OF
the Nineteenth Street Mission on 8ycster-
day. tolls tho story Of the general work !,
being done by Nj r. and Mrs ley These Is:
small ones were waiting FOR milk. which
Is given to every a serving person who Who
makes a3 demand s5; S+ .
Earlier in the day four great pot Of
soup had been distributed. Honest join n
McLean's lifting arm was tired and #acll-
ing from ladling8 many qturtss3. 70 OF 5000
rich soup. 3 a. .S
iSi Last might ttwenty-tllree men slept at
tho lnsstonInnd ate q. hearty night meal
or sandwiches and coffee. .5I .4{{
4 Mrs, gGIViley' S plan for opening q home
=fnSthe country 4 Or wa Ywar I'd girls is going
happily on, and she hopes soon to #make
az definite Sta torment regarding IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Judge Waddill Names Mr.. Snead
To- S11cceed M = TIA lev VI l3.I

/ Judge Edmund Waddill. III, yesterday
named Thomas 3. Snead. "a wei known
young lawyer OF this city, referee In
recently appointed Assistant United states
attorney, Mr.. Snead qualified yesterday
and will assume the duties OF the position
Immediately. He has not 5Sct positively
sposition pays about 81, 200 n, year, but the
man who gets IT must work for the money.
The referee in Norfolk derives consd-
81 lr.1sncad is "a son OF Mr. c. p. Sncad,
formerly district chairman of tho Repub--
z llcan party. and came from Aetna Mills.
King William county. He was educated
at tho College of William and Mary and
Il then at the University OF Virginia. where
i: hf received the degree OF Il. Il. in 1902.
x He located IN Richmond and began the
practice of law here about three years
Aago. lTtl2t li#4 t%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Are NotaGuilty

RInb,, case Of the United States vs =. th =
Donald !,
il, Ijrbannm Greek w erecting Wnarf
extend ill., into tic channel, O. y ury IN the,
United States plRtrlst Gpuft S E, ,,Ih!,
csn mn ,een on trla since Friday,
Messrs'S siIerbertiiI ~ evils, OF i Ing VII,
liam, nnd Isaac niggs q tl,S g Y E s're
3A1tornavAg / evils and Asslstant fAt torney
ErlilnY Eenlld ,lcted III ho AprosecNf1on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Close: BY Signal

the public mind as! to the use al tho now
fire signals for tho schools.
Tho matter is a DIRECTLY stated as fol-
lows: aS55s l@; 3g ny j8{ S IS IL
notifies the ofiico Of superintendent Of
fire alarm that sc1ooiS WI Pc cloyeS
cause. weather or otherwise, the central
office will communicates With all the on
ginc houses aud police stations and cause
rounds Immediately after O'Clock III; the
morning. Simply theo-s-3 will be sounded,
and there will i be no jingling Of bells,
as In the case Ola tire alarm. & ~.
4S3.+Tho signal will notify teachers and
pupils Int tho schools will DC closed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Shot by Huntsma11.

Former .sherit Southwark OF Ilsnrico,
was accidentally shot in the hin BY d
huntsnan on his farm I. few days ago.
He ,~aS struck by a No S shot, aud
5ihpYgh me wound was not dangerous. II
blfd considerably. 5N5'i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Will Have Fire Escape.

Tbs Bonrd Of Fire Commissioners have,
decided that fire eacapys must DO erected
building al Tenth and Main Streets
was a first thought unnecessary.
owing 70 tho fact that the structure Ii
tiraproot, bur the owners will cheerGuly
abide the decision of the hoard. aL "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
How They Stand Now

. Following is the standing OF the various
scompctitors{ for the piano to be given
70 a charitable or educational ilistitu-
ton: N f
Masonic lIome.,,. ,.s.,.......,...... l,02f
Memorial Hospital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GSs
Male Orphan Asylum. ....,........,, .aJt
Home FOR Confederate Womcn,,.... "a
Retreat for the Observation-Disclosures. Z
Sheltering ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4 sf
Thu contest VIII close at O'clock TO-
morrow evening. Aftl ta{t6li}5si VII i5ff 5Hts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
n opnIsT EATEsE j.

fFl.l3.77l THE ALL ANTlc q oAsT3 ZINE,
1t. winter tourist tickets are now, li1 sale
10 all Southern inter- resoEts vie 4 tho
ehor test, quic.se est and Il most 81 elega fly
eull pped between the North and South.
iii oilers tn heal lh and pleasa re seekers
service equal led by no ne. You ma ke no
changes to II lor isla resorts, . d y y 81
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Will. All Celebrate,

General ltobart H. Bee'a birthday vii
ps genpralls Observed here ON Thursday
AZ tiir Slat9,nhnd city Offices Will bl
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Mr.. STUART QUALITIES.
on 81 Famous Cavalryman Now
IN VA IN deral Office-H o1 der. @831

Mr.. j 4. T.. d. Stuart sof N export Jews,
arrived In the ci ty yesterday morning and
Qualified yesterday MS 4 marshal OF 10
United states for the Eastern p district,
taking tho oath Of office hef ore Judge
Edmund NVaddiil. required bond ID Ct
$4,000 was The depa {,
stionTof Mr.. Stuart, and Will send ali.5oftl-
3cerfherc TO examine the accounts and 9 &
fairs Of the Office before he formal ira rs
fer. AL 5SIg "A III Is 81 n IN
the Office yesterday afternoon, and MIR.
Treat did the honors, presenting his sue,
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Asbu1rgys 5EpW,,orth League.

The devotional meet! ng q, Asbnry,, E 2,
Sam SO n Tic "a Instructive Visiting
Nurses 3 Ass orlation tn7inlight ~ ZIP
sorlock, Miss ca baniss " III I've, q n az I,
count If the work Of $50 AZ!
members OF Asburys ana SIS TER lea sues
are inylteel to he Ilqesenl N
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sWorkers League Committees

frhe5 ISSsclll iye8 COMMITTEES nj the; n elgh--l-
8pophpod Workers lnu sue IS u meet to-
tnYat 4;aO M M IN the rooms =! ~
No. JS tfitl3 Main Street, and in II 10 f!lr}
3Iures Uhis committee vii meet rec Y! rlSi
Oh lid Third 'rpegd u, ol each mon y q Y
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