davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

should Tampa get the other subO TIA
into the Greater lamps - easy ~ they
did FoFt. Brooke, it Will be the iarEes'
city IA the state. Keep youf eye on
Tampa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

With the temperature at 80 at mid
night in Austin, Texas, August was
Gvtn q warm reception.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

And now we are cut OF from Ouba
30, they can thank their Uncle Sam
for being in q position 20 do it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

Judging from the number Of visitors
President Roosevelt entertsinS at lun.
ehson N Oyster Bay, he must have
popular cook engaged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04
THE FEVER VS.. TUBERCULOSIS.

Many people in the Southern States
become very much alarmed at the ap-
pearance OF yellow fever, and IL they
escape that fatal disease, come near to
giving up the ghost from fright.
While the fever 10 much to be dread.
ed lest il should become an epidemic,
there are other diseases in the North
that are more fatal. Or. ]. n. Hurry,
secretary Of the State Board Of Health
OF Indiana, in speaking OF the Two
says: "In the nine days during which
there have been siT deaths from the
yellow fever epidemic at New Orleans
there have beer eleven deaths in In
dianapolis from the Tuberculosis cpl.
demic. Why 10 IL that people will be.
come so frightened and panic-stricken
over the one disease. and refuse to be
moved by the vastly more serious
disease that 10 always in their very
midst, at all times and AZ all placest"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

The oulrSges OF the Russian govern
melt on her people makes every de.
cent person have the most utter con-
tempt for its conduct.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

The people Of the country should
Ro' despair Of improvement when Co
HeJ .'lSnd can be shocked, even il IL
Cor take stroke Of lightning to do it,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

The State printing contract has
again been awarded to the Capital
Publishing Company, Of which l. B.
Hison ia president.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

Tie fellows who desired Italian inn
migration into this State do not seem
oItIious to have them come now, es-
PtcI.ly via New Orleans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

The Star says the people, or business
men Of Ocala, do not want q dry town q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04

New York City is bound to be rid Of
The mosquito, il the kerosene oil holds
ant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-04
Partial PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines Beer and Mali.

Bulk HOods-IuES free-Not PTepal4s
I'M Per uailOn.
rye Din CuTn Uvod Grade.
eau Fer TALON
HYc tin Corn, Hum Zine qualify
o. NJ Fer Talon
hYe. Gth Corn Hun Hest foe the monags
HO fef uallOa
~ I've Peach and A pple hEandy. Mellow
ed ~ age,
o. ~ FER uAilOa
Victoria i've NOslAi Dr0ts I've. hediglna
lsalitY
LEAP ~ LOUIS HEEH. Fof uHE
faiatah lissF. ............ ..,ttsa ,HI %
E1tfa palr ......... .... ....tt fstsr y |||'
STANDARD. .......... t,stt.s -
Mat eHtfa dark .....tsstss 4 W
CubufIef. Impaired ...tt,sstts X
tass Ale HhtH .t......t..t. .,sssss ~
balnBssa stout, pihts .... ..'sssssssss -
Prices bt ne bbi on appllsatiOa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
Napern.

Win9sn. OberrsgiHeur Sabiis
am bisTsen Softbeater srbieIt dnlGbs
lid Isinss piersisidhrissn aiinitIerius
bilGums uls gbrengabs Der Sntsnban5
.insn flbsrnsn 2orbserfron5, tpGbrsnb
Snt,Hbant b. pofart bem Subilar
psriDnli6 sinsn filberneH 8eder iibtrs
rti6te. = Dor aur5em sri9ob ii9
bier Der 2eutnant 5riebri6 5rbr. p.
Jsilibfd bonn l. 5elO 9lrtilIerissRcs
gimsnt. S6ou felt Idnsertr 3sit be-
mertten 9eriuanbts unb Jreunbe bes
Jrbrn. b. 6silibih, Der in Der eritsn
militdriI9sn Charge. felt l. RpOsmb,r
lsbtsn Sabrss bisnts, auffuasnbs Rers
pOiitGt. Ssr 70 idh aus Sem 2sbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20

Sttttin. Sein 25idbrists
Sisnfiubildum besins Der Muidintn.
msiiter @il5elm RubOp BEL Der bieiis
gen Dasenfsitfdbrit 9sbuc freres
Ru6f. Der Subilur purOe BON benz
Qrbeitaeber bur6 Elm uniebuIid,s
Gelosei6ent srfreut. - SelbItmOrb
peri6te Der % Sabre ults srblinbste
Seiler DITTO @intler. Gr fpruna aus
bem JenItsr Isiuer Dobuuus i'm brits
ten Stpdpsrte bes Sauies 8lum.ns
itrdbe 6 auf ben SOf binub unb blis5
bort nit Ssridmetterten SIisOmubsn
tobi Iieeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20

StraBburg. Der bieiige Biirs
eermeiItsr Bad purbe bonn 8aiIer
gum @irI. 9sbeimratb nit bem SitsI
GrceIIenS srnannt. = Bel 2sgung eis
ner aabeIIeituns auf bsm GUTENBERG
plab iiieB man auf mdatise 6unbas
mtnts: Die @runbmaueru Der i'm Sab
re 1921 erbduten ultsn StraBburser
pfals. Den 9utenbersplaB, Der Dor
900 Sabrsn nod Martinspldb bisB.
bate man besbal6 fir bas Stdotbaus
ertoren, ~Oamit bic 9lnbGnssr Der b.is
ben mG9tisiten 9sidle9ter Corn uno
WiIlenbeim bon ibreH Srintitubtn
aus 0I.ih melt borthin bdtten.~ Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20

Raffau. Der Rsnbont Der Su'
ItisbaupttdHe, Rt9nunssratb Nuus.
feierte nit isiner Satin bus Isit Der
gobensn So6aeit in ssiitiser Sriide
unb tOrperli9er Riiitigteit.
8ebra. Der Spbn bes Dueenz
meiiters glubel babier rettets einen
&naben, Der beim 8oben in Der Sulbd
in eins tisfs Stsae seratben uno psrs
iunten mar. Die porssnommensn
@isberbsIsbunesperiu6e buttsu gum
Slid @rfolg.
Gorba d. Sn MebeIbd9 purbe
Der 8orarbeiter Soi. Gierbuns BON
bier, Batter BON iieben nod uumiinbis
aeu ainbern, BON einemRoofabrsr nies
bergsporFen, ipobei ibm Der Sintertopf
serfhmett.rt uub 70 Der alsbaloiae
Sob berbsissfiibrt iuurbe.
gf6ntse. Der 8iGbrise Sobn
oss friiberen Sdlpfermsiiters Sob.
grbIiein ertrant in Der Sierra.
9enfungeu. Der in Sebtn nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20

Tlaapebure. Der % Sabre
ulte aortsnihneiber puul 8Onis
itiirste BON Der Srsppe bes 6ouI.s
Sbersienitrube IL uno .rIitt einsn
S6Gbelbru9. iOipis eiusn SdIiiFtIs
b.tnbru9. adlb buruuf 1T Der @srs
uueliidts i'm WsnSsI Suuds'fdsn
ardntsnbauie eeitorben. = aus ans
LAB bes 50idbrissn 8eitebeus rer Sir.
mo gtb. 2iibbede &c 60. funo sine
5sier i'm pruutiuaIe bes Safe 6obsn,
3olIern ftutt. an ber m.hr aIs 100
periOnsn. baruntsr mshrere MitaIiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
CHAMBER. [; TO hold
PUBLIC / MEETING NJ! / ] '|||'.
Prominent Speakers 70 Discuss 5.
Annexation Next Mon
day Evening. n. n.

s. rho Chamber or Commerce has Issued
tho following notice for "a public meeting
of the Chamber to discuss the subject Of
annexation on Monday 81 evening "a
IN pursuance ofj3o, ton adopted
at the annual meeting OF the Chamber.
on January II !, 1905, and consequential
RESOLUTIONS OF Its bonrd of directors at u
Subsequent date. ~ discussion G OIL t w.
5"Ouestion or Annexation' Will be had
.,n5 he Assembly Hall of the Chamber,
Monday the 18th instant. at . ;lb =. ~.
rho following gentlemen, for their cs--
pcclal fltposs, have been2invited to sneak
upon the occasion OH several Important
Snhascs OF tile question. and have con-
scented to do sc: 2g$ q, 8j3 g.,
Colonel George Wayne Anderson, the.
5natron OF the measure, 20 ptllarly y III own
d 3 tho Anderson bill, Is rendered lneces-
sary by la provision In the new Constitu,
ton OF Virginia, will explain the gcneiI'3
law regulating the extension OF ~, cu Va
porate limits OF cities and towns u t.'si
State. which So mostgea "a ples ohe a'u
is now iii many of$its iei ~, ~
A3gs Colonel w, H. Cutshaw will explain the
8nlan 81 AM alton proposed by he Com
mittea OF tho Council on ordinances lillle,s
Charter and Reform, ind the req sons io ~
tho celIncation Of the territory 5Whiech ~
\ Is proposed 70 annex. iiIt& ,5 !. u; i,
And AIessrs. Joseph Bryanaa Al p
Williams Will address tho meeting upon
tho necessity which, exists for an y cS-
I punslon OF onr city limits. and tho ;s NO.
v,a,ntuges to DO derived therclflr1o'!ll'.i
a fter the set addresses have been e,n &c.
5liycred, the question will he open 1o y,
general discussion by citizens 81 lSlclll-
mond. vs. 5 w; ], ', y, Y N, u,
! This subject, which has been considered
MI IN. advoclted,s In season and out Of sea
son son, ~ tho Chamber. IS deemed q many /,
terest ana Importance to the community.
and. tlierefore I'm addition g ~ a,
tho Chamber, and members s q i. noth,
branches 81 the City Council! tzenS;, Of
Richmond generally arc cordially ,lnv "
to attend the meeting the 18Th instant !, y /.
BY order of5the board OF direc!ors' y ~
Leigh, Jr., PRESIDENT; Fl, ~ cabell. q, a..
catlin, Henry S.ti;EIutzler. - q, MOTIFS.
r. I..fTmyior Committee on P 1l 9 Meet
.ngs; r. A. Dunlop, }secre ny, , 3! &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
C.AlTCIHlfTW0 A. DAY ]|I| ! ].
on THE PENINSULA ::.|||||||!|i. u. A.
Newport News Man Proposes <'
Great Fox Hunt Near II
Williamsburg.

There Isl asplun on foot to have three
days OF fox hunting late in March, either
at williamsburg Or Lee HALL. Mr.8ltenton
II. Finch 81 Newport News, who has Tho
affnir In charge, has written the Deep
Run Hunt Club tho following letter: 53 \.
rs Our Hunt Club hero is arranging q
spring 'nleet,,f.and would thank you at
Ethegnext meeting of your Deep Run Club
to bring hereinafter UP and SEQ Gifa they
would meet us either ut williamsburg
or I.oe Hall and have four Or five days
hunt In April Cor latter pnrt Of March
Foxes arc III abundance, Accommodations
fair, rnte 500 per day. including bonrd
for horse. QUO could either ride from
Richmond oi%take steamer. We expect
to have Norfolk pack OF tWenty-tive;0
Smithfleld pack OF thirty; Harrisburg
pack 4 Of &tWenty-nve; Lee Hall pack OF
fifteen; Newport News puck Of twenty
five, N and your pack, II you come, Of
Twenty-Five total one hundred and forty
five. 3 Jig
Lice Hall would bo the best place. Ac.s
Communications also ut Warwick Court.
house, few5milcs distant. The Snithilcld
Club comes over twice Il year anu we;
never fail to catch two a8day, or have any
.troubleSin$ starting. After you have taken
the n,ntter8up. kindly advise your deci--5s
sion and time and place you decide
to come, 80 can notify other. cllibs OF
date. MI f. 1 It. F'IHC lf.5F3E3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
A FELLOW FEELING
Why She Felt Lenient Towards the
Drunkard.

why SnS Gil ~ SniehI 90 CWdroS inc
Drunkard.
A great deal depends On the point %
view. A good temperance woman Was
led. in q very peculiar way, 10 revise her
somewhat harsh Judgment OF the poor
devil who caMnot resist his cups, and she
Is now the more charitable. She writes:
For many years Was q great sufferer
from asthma. Finally my health got 80
poor that found could not lie down.
but walked the floor whilst others slept.
/ got 30 nervous | could not rest any
where.
Specialists told me must give up the
use OF cpffee-the main thing that ! IL
ways thought gave me some relief.
consulted our family physician, and ne,
being "a coffee 1iend himself, Ioid me to
pay no attention to their ADVICE. Coffee
had such.a charm for me that in passip.
Il restaurant and getting ii whlff Of tic
fragrance | could not resist n cup. felt
very lenleu, towards the drunkard WHO
could no, pass the saloon. Friends often
urged me TO Try Postum. but turned q
deaf ear, saying: That may do for people
to whom coffee Us harmful, but NOT for
| me-cpffte and will never part
AT last, however ] bought package
of Postum, although waR anre could
not drink It, | prepared It az directed
and served II for breakfast, We'll bitter
as J was against 1t, must say inst never
before had tasted a more delicious cup
OF cotfeel From that'day to tbig more
tllan two years. have never had a desire
Tor The old coffee. Ny health coon re-
tnned; the asthma disappcnrcd { be-
gan to sleep well. and IN "a short time
gained twenty pounds IN weight.
| One day handed ms physician the
| tablets he had prescribed for me. telling
| him ! had no use for them. iIc staysd
| for dinner When passed him hiB cof-
! fee cup he remarked; 7 am glad To 8fe
4 you were sensible enough not To Ie, your
! SCI. be persuaded that coffee was harm
/ full This is the best cup Of coffee 4 cpGr
1 drank, he continued; the trouble IL 90
! few people know how TO make good cof-
fee When he got his second cpp 1 tod
HIM he was drinking postum lie waG
iincrcdhous. but convinced him, and
now he uses nothing hui Postum in his
home, and has greatly Improved n
health Name given ny Postum Go,
B<!c Creek, MiclL
! Look IN each package for. thcHfn1nou,
lutte book. THE Road to Wellylne." y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Christ n%Tapan.,

n Tho MEMS meeting at tho 53& Central
Young MEMS Christian Associate Ion to-
morrow afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock. Will
be ii very interesting and prof table one
Tho speaker: Will be a tho REV. IS.
Sasakura, or; Nacya, japan; his theme,
Christ Sin Japan, Mr. $. ~ K.S Phillips
will sing 5sNInety and Ine.a and the s.
socatioil Mandolin and Guitar Club will
play. Mr. baslkura Is attending he
Union Theological Seminary, pre- pairing
for the ministry From Union Seminary;
ne viii 70 to Scotland TO finish his ed u;
cation, and will then return TO his own
country as a mlsslonery. ,rhc address
will be a. very Interesting Il one. 5sS 5f8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Methodist Sunday Schools.

inc monthly meeting Of tho Mcthodist
sunday School RocIely o. Richmond and
Manchester viii be held 1T Broad Street
Methodist Church Tomorrow afternoon
~ $3.50 o'clock. a fine programmc Of
music - well rs reci,atons by various
members Of the school has been ar
=ronsed Speakers for the afternoon will
De tbs ttey ], X. Aagec, pastor VI Asbury
Mc'hodIF' Episcopal Church, Members
Of titis schoo and church, ~ vel ns,
ibe other Methodist Sunday schools ana
chuffhes, and general public are cordially
Invited 70 attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Two designations.

The reports OF various commit tees were
road, but they were not of5public In
tcrest. s35 " Il X MI Ia IL
q Councilman &. S. Grlzzard. ofSthe Third,
Ward, sent in his resignation, and MI.
H. Lindsey was chosen IN MS stead,
OH motion of Mr. Cox. f il # 5e255 .sG 4
Mr. r. 88v. owen offered his resignation
rs Il member Of the body from the Third
Ward, having removed his residence TO
another ward, S and Mr. Bradley moved
that be tabled until the next meeting
l5 No action was taken on either resi- na-
ton OH Mr.. Bradley's mot lon.
Before adjournment Mr. Reuhl, Of the
Blair-Reuhl Glass Company n asked the
cooperation OF the members In getting.
their men into boarding houses while
at work on their new plant. III 81
a#,5 Death Of Mr.. Moody.
Mr.. Rosser Moody ], about thlirty-iiyNe
on 3alnbridgc street. He leaves IL wife
and several children, The funeral VIII
ftnket place from sBainbrid ge5 Street l3ap-3
list church ut O. clock Tomorrow aftel-
noon. INK 4. 81 ~ . {as . . .
!" mrs Belle ], owen, vito Oft. M, Owen,
died 4 at $3.50 yesterday morning At shel!
home, No. 40S CoWardln Avenue ~ Z ne
t,ftieth year of her age, she leaves lh three
daughters and two sons . a
Yf,rne funeral wil6take place from Bnin-
brIelre STREET Baptist Church mt 8 O'clock,
Tomorrow, and sEthe intcrmcnt VIII be
in Marry Cemetery VI, 45sf Ri
\, 49, Will Meet Sunday.
r The Baptist sunday School Association
,of' Richmond and Manchester VIII meet
nj I3ninbrldge4 street Church. Manches-
tor. 4 o-morrowj afternoon at 3:a5 @ clock. On
Judge Walter a. Watson VII! convene
tho Circuit Court Of Chesterlie l " county
~ a. Nv. Cosby Is crlticnlly5il IL In his home,
No. 10 East Eleventh Street.
Miss Ada Clarke Is reported to be $40 W
IN improving IN hor home No. ~ East
Ninth Street, !, III, (, ]. I, L
,l,,,t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
STATE Y, NJ. G.. 4 WILL |. |.
MEET IN ..I PETERSBURG |:.|
Convention Will be Held at Tabb
Street Presbyterian Church.
Attractive Programme.

Several months ago the State Commit
tee OF the Virginia * Dung Mems chrlstlant
Associations accepted the Invitation Of
tile Petersburg Associa tlon8t TO hold the
convention Of 1905 in that city, and now
the hearts and homes OF tho people Of
Petersburg have been thrown open to re-
cclvc the delegates that will arrive there
for the twcnty-eghth& State convention. E
The convention opens on Thursday Feb,
ruury sd, in tho Tabb Street Prcsby-
terrain Church, and Will continue through
Sunday night, the goth. The work * f
the various departments VII pc tho or--
oughly discussed by experts IN the work.
The following we'll known association SEQ
retares viii be present and participate
In the programmed Mr., II. O. Williams,
railroad secret,iryi Mr.. J,tl Il. Boardmin,
county work secrctury:, Mr.. j, M Robin
son boys work secreta ry,g a representing
tho INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE; Pr George
j. Fisher, physical director OF the Brook
lyn N VI Assoclat Ion. &,
Others expected are Hon, IT. b. T.. Mae
rarland, chnirmantof tho Board Of Com
u,issIoners Of tho District Of Columbia,
and MIR. Thomas s. sMcPheetcrs, OF ST.
Louis Mo, both Of whom are leading
business men and Sstnunch TRENDS OF tho
ilssoc'ltion cause, g. II {.8@
The nssocIut ton Quartet We WI Ieilder
u number Of SELECTIONS, ana MI. 4,
Phillips, OF Baltimore. Md VII .he INC nc,
soloIsl. The music Of tho convention WI
be under the direction Of Rev. John w.
Eurc. of Petersburg, u s4!s ,8y
rha Petersburg Association has made.
careful Ireparationsfo for the entertainment E,
Of all relegnt ns and 5correspundlnE meln-
bers, The I,ildes' Auxiliary Will serve
luncheon 70 ~ ATTENDING ths ro a.
afternoon. February 95th, MI. w, j,
K,hby general seeretary petera q VA
VIII 10 glad TO receive names oiali VINO
ta'nlncn,. he IL assisted by commIttfe
composed OF Aiessrs George NJ y, HARRISON y 'l
n o. E,gcuon am, r. w. E'rlchiard. 4! ],
The details oftlle; programme, ia ilroad
ana othe ,aa a thres t 4fso ehs
state Execute ma COMMIT tee lessrs r. 2.
M.ieill, S. sFIuf and simon seward v
together with Nt.f ~ Coulter, 'sase
secretary n & s3s n
+5tf 4gl ~ 49,. t
surnett's Extract OF Vanllla /, ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
The Produce Market.

a little more open weather caused some
animation on that part Of Cary Street wher,
the. produce commission merchants DO business
from day to day. % 3. S sj ~
There was more activity yesterday than
has been noticeable for many days TFist. and
IL there had been d little less slush and float
ing snow and ice. business would have really
been lively. AS 1t WAS the dema nd for coun-
try produce was much more active and the
supply to select from was more encoura ging
Cons iderable busiress was done at figures that
have bern quoted for several days past. The
outlook for good business To-day and all OF
next week 1is considerably brighter than II
has been for some days past
2 The annual banquet Of the Ilichinond Frntt
and Produc. Association and feast TO the
members employees will he hold next Friday
night at The Irsvelgrs' Protective Association
hcaduuar sers. s4l9 all t&sesF 3- II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
5THREEs5NEW CHARTERS.
Banking Corporation Authorized
in Roanoke to Deal in Bonds. 81

a The State Corpora Ton sGonlmission yesteruay
granted the following charters: y
a Virginia Banking Company Ono n. ltoanoKei
III D. johnson Il president S., T. Pace. vice
: NJ b., Pace treasurer. Roai. pike
Va I'll Capital stock. s25. 900 Object to loan
money, to %buysand sell bonds, etc, anu con
duet. a. bank ~.
G. e, Leudbenter, president s. .endbeatfr,
SECRETARY and treasurer. q lexandrla. Va Can
tal stock. s20o0o.. Object. y conduct 2 whole
sale and retail drug business etc !.
Hen iamin Harrison, president, T: NJ Davis,
b s. ssere,aTy le,ers.
ay o. \ n General mercantile business 70 buy
and sell bricks. lumberand building material
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
HAD A STRANGE DREAM.
.Goggle-E Eyed Negro Thought He
Was in Hot Climate.

Walter Langley, a goggled-eycd negro
boy. got mixed up with hive cent shorts.
ana fell from grace, When I've regalned
his classical senses behold he was SUR
rounded by the axes, grlndstones aud
corkscrews of the Notwithstanding Hard
ware Company. Grlndstonc reminding
him OF birthstone, Walter screamed
lapdiy: "Tm IN hill" whereupon MIR,
Percy Abbott tackled him with q half
Nelson
langley AYERS that he is no relation
10 the iiying machine artist
Twelve months IN aecluaon Tor Walter
is aflat Justice John awarded him
IN Ask isegsier, of the dominating race,
tsauire of DANES by profession, wrecker
of household goods FOR amusement, was
nsain before His HoToi,
Ask, Hike a notorious Biblical chnrap-
tor. betrayed with y kiss when last he
made Ms BON lefore the mercy seat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
HEAR GOOD MUSIC,
Miss Redford and Miss Reinhardt
r., 80 IJ;oh Scho01 Students

Hay lot 41lglI 1Cl10009 y
Through tho efforts Of Major j. II,
Gamers, chairmnn1of tho board !of school
trustees, lie pupils of tho Richmond
IIiph school have been enabled to enjoy
n series aof musical srocltalsS recently .Nt
which music Of q high class made w the
programme. and the hest talent, partlcl-
MAD slyrhe fourth OF these reeltals was
Ind Yesterday, Miss Redfprd, pianist,
and Miss Renhardt vlolinlst, giving
svmpa thetic interpretations Q selections
from IN, the master composers Y Is one of
tho chief purposes Of this series to! edu-
cate the tastes of the pupils TO an uppre-
citation of tho best music and w y
rratifylng to note that the effort -
meeting with gratlfylng success, y. 4.
rhc following varied and deligltful SCI
lectIons were played yesterday; E
Violin, Funtalsle {YleuAtenlps),,l lliss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
80. EE. s.. a.

3 va hen id ID man say the other morn
IND thatftho abbrevlation February obs.
means Is freeze every body and that (. man
looked frozen In his ulster, y WAS NJ ;,
iparent that ha needed the Klnd q sWui ~
3 Nan IA FOOT, All oyer5the body, We could
ha va 3told hin from personal klo Wedge
INA ~. Haods salsupnrillns gives pcrnlaneent
warmth, SIC inylgoratea the blood .and
speeds n,e it along through fartery ana YEN,
and renlly8fits men and women, boystsaln "a Is
girls, to \ enjoy cold weather and resist
Z he attacks OF disease IT. gives the FIGHT
kind of warmth. stimulates and strength
ems ut the same time, and AL us pefe7
fits are LASTING, There may pc y sus-
rcstlon in this for3you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Colonel Mann Here.

Colonel james Mann. OF Norfolk. was IN the
riSr yesterday on private business. Colonel
Mann says no believes his ldnxman. JUDGE
William Hodges Mann, Is growing in strength
Tor The roycrnorship. and that he stands
frs, raid chance 10 win the honor. When
asked conserving The race for tba InitFd
States senatorshp Colonel Mann said: II am
not discussing that matter now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
WINTER 7'oyrlsT1'. RATES 7

The ATLANTIC coAsTg LII
Winter tourist tickets arc new on sale
10 ali Southern winter resorts y "a the
sSinar.sst. quickest and most elegantly
esid between the North and South
III offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none You make no
changes to Florida resorts, q !.
IA For full particulars apply 70 any agent
OF the company, y y, -, I, :. ~. !,
Division Passenger Agent
5(s Hichmond. Xs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
Small Suit Entered.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday. quit
was Instituted, b. Elsie Kay. an infant,
through her next friend. r. ". Kay, W. Ann
oiaration alleges thai the plaintih fell through
4. street grating on the property OF the de-
iendsnt, as a result, Of the latters negligence