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The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Reforms Promised.

Prince George has promised reforms.
but the insurgents have no faith in
them Their only hope is 10 precipitate
he Interference of the powers by revolu-
iionary means.
The present deadlock cannot be allow
ed TO continue. and as there are ms-sy
indications that worse is coming. the
knot may have to be after all cut by
the sword
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
PRODIGAL SON COMPANY
REACHES WASHINGTON

''The Prodigal Son" company. 12O peo-
pie in all. with five carloads of scenery
and baggage, left New York over the
Pennsylvania railroad yesterday after
noon. and arrived here late last night
full dress rehearsal of the Hall
Caine play viii be given tonight at the
New National. where the first public
performance will take place tomorrow
evening. The company is one of the
largest that has ever been seen in this
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
HER QUALMS.

Are you entirely satisfied with your
alimony' asked her friend.
NO. Sometimes ! am afraid some OF
IL may be tainted i don't see how he
can possibly earn as much legitimately
as I am getting"
III there is any question about IL, why
don't you accept less and so enable
lim to
Mercy sakes, What a silly thing
.ou must think l am."-Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
NATIONAL GUARD TO
CONTROL STRIKERS

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 26.-Gover-
nor Cox today received n telegram from
Sheriff Meaks. of Grundy county, say
ing he was unable to maintain order
AT the Tracy City mines, where a strike
is on. The governor has ordered the
Third Regiment, Tennessee National
Guard TO be in readiness TO proceed to
Tracy City on short notice
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Times Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements and subscriptions
!or The Evening and Sunday Times will
De received at regular office rates at
Day & Co.'S Pharmacy. corner Four
eenth and p streets northwest
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
MATTER FOR REGRET.

Uncle Josh-They say you can't
make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Uncle Silas-No. an it's a pity. If
you could, there'd be more money in
raisin pigs.-Puck-
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
THE USELESSNHSS OF 1T.

The Dcctor-Isn't il painful to think
of the
The Professor presume IL is. Let
us not think of it.-ChiczSo Tribune
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
TOOK rI1E CLOTHING.
Colored Woman Sent to Jail 10: Tor
III ft-Other Court Cases.

Hill 1o,tn1l la Plensants, a ,colOrcd Wolna p, II
$+ho T5ntt cnIDt r q robe herself IN the gar
OF latest fashion, undertook TO & possess .
f,crsel f OF certain garments the properly
ri /, lizzie Arlington. The scheme was ul u,
byitlle owner Oft the properly, ana
4; noliceniin took Estelle in tow TO Inc
police station, where she was conrn reg
until Justice ~ ohm got her before nam nam
Yesterday morning. 3{s f38ys5 !, Il IS :.
IA Evidence: against her was enough 70 sat
Sisfythe Justice, and he sent her down,
amid protests, for the period OF y Sixty ls
days. S$5 Il 81 "a NJ ~ !, 8 J,
Crllmp raided a game OF skin early Sui sun
day morning and caught SIX dusk nun
.ers of the cards. They were yer each as as,
sessed the usual fine Of $3.50. winch they
Two ,,,, young white men, named Henry
caught playing cards ION tho commons,
and were each fined S., I'll II !,
Frank aDickerson. Pa TX r. Trent ID q: an @
James Winston were each charged $z.oo
for being 5disorderly on the street.
The case against Ncttie kohen Tor al
legged theft of5cothng was dismissed upon
the pa yment of costs. Witnesses stat 60
that 1t was &all q mistake. and that the
clothing had been rec overed; 9 The woman
was arrested In Newport News. S8 81
Dbl IA negro named Malcolm Owens was
sent down for sixty days on the charge
OF taking a beef hide belonging to =. ~.
yBrauer.S 8-$t. htfd3t 8G It5
Then Justice John reviewed q number
i OF 81 small suspicious u characters and
DRINKS. and passed them along IN the
usual fashion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
WANTS INSTALL
new ALARM !. |. system. {! J. [ 5 | q
Automatic Fire Protection Com
pany ny Seeks to Get Franchise
iii Richrnond.'

The Automatic Fire Protection Company
Of Maine, is anxious to Install q plant
in Richmond and Mr.. G. F. Pat terso'n,
OF New York, representing the company my.
was before the Street Committee with a
petition on this line last nigh IS 4
Mr.. Patterson stated athat the South
eastern Tariff Association and the Ma
! tional Board Of Fire Underwriters had en-
dorsed his system. which Is. now being
used in many Of the larger cities Of the
country, and that companies writing both
fire and burglary insurance likewise, give
It their approval, and reduce rates on
both classes Of risks where It. Is being
used He explained how the scheme
worked automatically with the sprinkler
system, and also caused the alarm to DO
turned in when a fire started IN a build-
Ing, as a result of heated conditions.
The matter was finally referred to
subcommittee of five, together with the
city engineer and city attorney, for re-
port, hut the members seemed impre ssed
with the scheme.
Mr.. Patterson stated that his company
would work IN conjunction with and as
an auxiliary to the fire and police alarm
departments Of the city;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Maccabee Officers Installed.

Tho Paramount Hive. Y No. u, Ladies OF the
Mnccabees held a public installation OF OIL.
GERS for the ensuing year in tho Town Hall
Friday night. Miss Eta NJ S Eng land. the
State commandcr,S was tho installing officer
and Miss Anna Corners. the State deputy, pre-.
scented thc officers FOR Installation. This follow
ing officers were Installed; Lady commande e.
Nora Durvin; Record Keeper, Mrs, Florence
Boades Finance Keeper. Mrs. Fannie RoI.ty,
Chaplain Mrs. Eva Atklnson Sergeant, Mrs
Barbara Knight; Mistress, Arms. Mrs Mar.
tina Albertson: Sentinel Mrs. sarah foll aalfd
Pickett MINI Minnie Cartwright. " ~
After tho installation ENJOYABLE musical
duet Mrs. Sadie Gary, and Miss Mabel Pol
lard SOLO Miss Florence Holland; recitation.
little Miss May .Felyey: Rcornet solo. by w II
oxenhano. .accomanied BY Mrs. Gary on y, the ~,
FLORENCE Holland. Then followed the presenta:-
tion of handsome vase TO the retiring COM
,nander Mrs 3. II. q Thompson. who was de-
taInsd At home BY slcknsss also handso, r
tokens Of esteem b 10 tho installing officers
Misses England and Corners and TO the record
Keeper. Mira FLORENCE 13tadles. The evening 3
entertainment closed with the public drill hy
the Maccatee Guards which was perfectly
executed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
SEEK (, 10 [NJO|N
THE STOCKHOLDERS (. i 0 |. ] II:
Trouble Seems to be Brewing :'
in Virginia Carolina Grocery
Company.
Company,

N Mcssrs. IL, a. stumpf, Phil. Kelyis q
Frank urerplndini, stockholders ~ 81 th Y,
Virginia Carolina Grocery Company. WI!
to-day move tho Law and EQUITY court
10 enjoin II. IN Iriddy and g. - lei a I
from disposing Of $4,000 Of the STOCK. OF
tho company and from paying any dl y
dends on same until further order o. o. ne
court 8 t}tfl y, u, \. . I, u
a silt IN equity was also nled by the
nlaintlffs, alleging that the stock reiefle Z,
to was issued and secured through IfaVa'
and praying that It be iescinde ti tahd c, wv
celed. Following lis n copy Q : the n nc
OF tho motion for tho injunction 80 /, b, *
nTo II. n. Pliddy, a. T. 81 To few. nnd 3tlle
Virginia Carolina 'roceery q compa ny I
R'1rake Notice; s,fii 4, I, y. ,oo.
,nThat on Tuesday, february q st, lsN
at o:aO O'clock a. M We shnll apply 70 the
Law and Equity Court Of the Sly y, Z, q
Richmond for an Injunction cnJolnlng
YOU, tho said Pylady and l.eteW, IRON = ,na
transferring or dsposng Of the, ste'vVo
worth OF stock in said company issued %
You on November e8th, ~! ana utso
5enjoining the said company from pay i,s
any dividends OH said stock l'ntlli n Fle
further order Of said court,
3gs. II, A, srlIAtPF,
s ,PlIILlP q. ELY,
.FRANl EFERRANDINlla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
CURES WITHOUT STOMACH DOSING.
l1yomeI cures catarrh by Simple Breath,
Ing. M oney Refunded II It Falls ss

n a long stride toward solving the nys-
tory e earng ea1gva ak taa WIZ the
ipertentage OF cures by !, this treatment
proves it equal to the llnal tests.
The folly OF taking medicine into tho
stomach to cure catarrh OF the nose,
throat and lungs has been g r ! by
known. had they a practical method that
would obyiate stomach drugglng,
"a complete. HyomelS outfit costs but " !,
and consists OF n heat pocket inhaler mat
can cal. be used anywhere without attracting
attention medicine Sdropper and Q potIie
Of iIyomei. Ilxtra bottles Of Hyomel cost
but soc. +, 4. 8, v III. 81, II 4, a., 4,
every PARTICLE 81, air that enters " the
nose ID throat and lungs, Is, charged Min
heang balsam that sooaes pnp e asaSs
and cnrlches Tho blood With additlon lli'
NfT. h, Miile.s drugstore sells yomel on n
u,aaraair,t ee liian Offering to refun !ho money
n ii does not give complete c htnil
y u ,era wii bs filled OH receipt q pi.ce
p!ete outfits jloq extra bosl!sy cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Her Thirteenth Birthday.

l.ittln Miss Mary Celeste Powell entertained
ming, the occasion being her thirteenth birth
day There We're several enjoyable games
played by the little folks. The first prize Mas
Won by Miss Mary Itoutt, and Miss Dorothy
Ieftwich received the consolation prize. The
most enjoyable feature Of Tho evening wos
Mere thirteen lighted candles Miss Margaret
Dudley cut the ring und MISS Mary Rou,t
the ominOus thimble. Delightful refreshments
were served and the affair WAS one OF the
most successful juvenile parties Of the season.
Thirteen ltle girls were present Misses
Arahell and Marsarq, Duiley Dorothy Left
l'riddy, Aary Routt Virginia Bard Marie
Hawks. Josephine Powell, Ruth Bradley Alice
Routl ana MAL,Y E0Mell IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
----------------------- Va
REDUCE MILK PRICE.
Dealers to Go Back TO Seven
Cents Next Week.

Local milk dealers will return TO the
old price Of seven cents per quart for
milk on March LIST.
II is understood that the eight-cent
schedule was only made for the winter
months. The Richmond Dairy and II. =,
Rcnnir & Company agreed yesterday
upon this course. Other dealers are
UNDERSTOOD to have sold ut this price dur
Ing the winter, and the above firms say
difference In many WAS causing many
complaints among customers. 4a
The public VIII welcome The reduction,
and ii will he quite an item 10 tho poor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
\ NEW YORK LIFE Q PAY.
Company Ready to Honor Nc
a Cue Claims Immediately. III

rho Now York Life Insurance Company
will pay the claim OF he heirs Of the latc
! his life US soon as tho death proc is are
presented and 5anadministrator named. #
b Agency Director s. T. Wiley has re.
the company. which makes this matter
plain and sets $all doubt on the subject
at rest. s5 . s3is t5ijE ,4ls
D Here Is what Alr. Mccall says: AS
3isfactory proofs az death and an admin
sistatorGlla:s been appointed the company
viii Immediately pay tho claim OF i. sam,
mol SNfcCuco if 5ia9 Yf&43Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Circuit Court to Convene. 4

The United States Circuit Court OF #Ap-
pcals viii this morning convene for !, ten !, 81
days sitting In this fty, Judges - uu inr
IL Is irxpectcd that the court Will hand
down opinions iii q numhergof cases from
this circuit. argued at former terms hcre.
There are twenty-six such cases TO DO
decided and rearly4as many set for argl-
ment al tnls term. inclndlng some ofscon-
siderable interest, Tho IIarner case, from
the Western Virginia District. IS ~ this
court but no statement can be had as 70
whether II will COM up Tor argument az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
I OF tho Iucl,mond Horse Show Assocla-
Bton was held yesterday, with but few
Stockholders present inapersOn, 4 but With
over three hundred Of tile five hundred
shares Of stock represented. Directors
were elected for the ensuing year, reports
OF officers submitted, and preliminary
plans for the 1905 show. considered and
discussed. 3Ia 3$y5 3s s XII y5s
Tho president submitted Ills report OF
the opcra tons OF the association for tho
year, and forccastng In some measure
tho show for this year, III this report 1T
was stated tina plans are being UNDER
taken for a closer alliance between the
New York, Chicago md Richmond shows,
whereby this city will secure many of tho
fine harness exhibits shown ut New
!, York and Chicago, while those cities will
secure many of theScrack hunters OF this
State. These plans are yet IN embryo,
hut tho officials OF he Richmond Assoc
so mnturo6as ia add greatly to tho in
tercst oftte Richmond Horse Show.
Reports OF the secretary and treasurer
show that tho profits of the association
from the show Of 1904 were lust about
the same al those for 1903, and Therefore
very satisfactory. The association has
nov fully,paid for its amphitheatreo utof
the lncomo IRON the shows and the
profits hereafter will be devoted to dlyi-
5dends,. II is presumed, s., Is
4 The association did not elact officers,
bit adjourned the meeting to April 22d,i
at which time II is likely the present
officers WILL be re-eleeted. MI. g. W..
Smith, who has so successfully managed
the four previous shows, will In all prob
ability be made manager this year also.
The association adopted a resolution
of sympathy for Treasurer j. s, Crcn-
shaw, who is III. d a III 4 n vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
DIR. HAMMILL COMING.
Prominent Sunday School Work
er To be in Richmond

Pr. and Mrs Ilamnhll, the well known
Sunday school workers, will be in Rcti-
mond next week, and will conduct the
Sunday school conference at Centenary
Church Sunday, Monday ana Tuesday.
The first meeting will be Sunday after
noon at 1890. The meetings will continue
Monday and TUESDAY, All denominations
are invited and most interesting and
profitable session liz expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
/. Three Are Distressed.

Three young men. students at tho Uni-,
versity College OF Medicine. and occupy
have each lost close relatives within Il
They arc EMessrs. Howard Booth.sof Pe-.
Etersbliig, N whose brother died, and
Thomas 6. Russell, 2of shaw's Store. Va.,
and &. HI M cCullagh.Ro West Yirginlu,
each OF whom lost his father. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOU.T |: {: J !. D I
4 Much Interest in the Passage Of
4. the Free Bridge Ordi-
sl ii nance
.POsTMAsTERF FOR SWANsBORO
Negro Arrested on Charge cof
Criminal Assault-Othcr
News.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
FL Hull 81 rept ft

1',s3 A No 1i12 Hull Street. M
The action of the Street Committee Of
the Richmond Council last night in
adopting a free bridge ordinance, will be
received with expressions Of satisfaction
e in Manchester. The Council in this city
has, long ago. taken action on the mat
Il Ter, and the question can be easily settled
when it comes up Tor final decision. lie
bridge question has for several years
been hobby with Councilman Wake
GOMPERS TO SPEAK HERE
field and Alderman Rudd. Both have eS-
erted themselves in working up general
interest and they are proud OF their
success. The bridge will prove OF ines
$tinlable benefit TO the citizens.
The next matter Of general interest Will
be street improvements. as being strenu-
ously agitated by Councilman Petit. Mr..
Petit, wishes TO secure a bond issue for
the purpose of raising a sufficient sum
with which to put the Manchester streets
Il in good shape, and IL is quite likely that
he will eventually succeed in his et-
forts.
Attempted Assault.
Officer Waymack last night arrested
negro man named Joseph Goode. on the
/ charge of attempting to assault his step
daughter, Norva Woodbridge. The negro
was arrested on-S warrant sworn out by
his wife. the~tnaSiler Of the girl ne
was locked up for a hearing BY the Mayor
this morning.
True Bills of Indictment.
The grand Jury late yesterday evening
returned true bills OF indictment against
kr,hur BiddIc, colored, for feloniousy
assaulting another negro q true piii !" q. sis
also brought in against Jimmie Jones for
The theft OF clothing from the residence
OF a citizen.
Fraternal Societies Meet.
Manchester Lodge OF Masons met in
regular session last night at inc Iefnp'e'
and ACCOMPLISHED lot OF work After
the business session supper was on
joyed
rho local ipdge of I2iks met last night.
Much business OF an important nature
( was transacted.
Swansboro's Postmaster.
Mr.. Walter Il. Scott, resident Of Chcs
terrified county, near Swansboro, has becl
appointed postmaster Of thai town, Y
rleceed Miss May l.. Evans, who rcsighci
some time ago Mr.. Scott Is well liket
by all who know him, and has been al
active politician on the Republican sid
OF the question. He will take charg'
oil the office at once.
In Washington's Honor.
Lily Council has about completed al
arrangements for the big entertainment
to-m0rrow night in honor OF Washing
tons birthday. The entertainment Is Y
consist Of recita,iona, plays, must
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Benefit Entertainment.

The ladies' OF ST, Annes Benevolent So
rlety viii give an entertainment at Cathe-
dral Hall FOR three nights, beginning to-
night for the benefit OF ST, Augustines
Auxiliary Of the McGill Union,
The entertainment Will consist ~ nusl-
cal and literary numbers and relresli-
mentg will be served 83B6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
ROYAL Arcanu1nE Pays Beneft.

( on f'aturday afternoon, IoseTAlS lI.' to p,
Rtisshaar,dson, treasIrer. of Elba Council,
No Cos, Royal SArcanpn, paid over 70
Mrs. Marion Harrison check foI $s,-
COO, TO pay benefit on account OF l. ~, ne
death of r. RI, NJ. Harrison, lalo menu
Der OF this council, 5s5ss l2sB Ga3lEN ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Want Mr.. McCaw,

Councilman Thomas W. McCaw Is being
Urged by his friends 10 run for city SER
adEisemcnt. and win probably reach a
e9a:!usi9a IN y teW days. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Help for the Colored Poor.

The eolmed city Mission returns thanks to
White and coored friends who 10 kindly re-
sl,qpleg 10 W. appeal for contributions with
witch 10 rel!eYc the sufferlnes % Tho aged
poor
Any one having anything for tie coorcd
Lewis sfJf AIf. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Mr.. Barber Returns.

Mr.. TO- A. Barber. spcclal accountant,
has returned from Athens Ga, whore for
several weeks he has been examining tho
accounts OF that city and introducing
keeping 2H$ l3a
Mir. banner placed matters upon such q
basis as that there may be complete
monthly statements as 70 tho clty's at-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
ICO|N|NG.M0NE|'Y||
PRISON / J. [ | \ CELL j 1
.Countet.feiting Outfit RIailetl.
and Coin Confscated attic 3
State sPci1itcntiary.
AUTHORITIES ACT PROMPTLY N ? !
Desperate Convict From Lynch
burg Leader ST Gang How $
Work Was 4 Done. Il III

A counterfolting outfit operated within
the stute prison walls Ia a rathorEuniquo
arrangement aud vet that Is What llas
Just been discovered and broken up In
tho Ylrginla pnnitentiary.i {.
For several days there have been per-
sisteiit rllmors To tho effect that certain
prisoners III the penltentlnry were tnm-
porting with hese exclusive rights of.tun-
clio snmnbut the schete VISA only3uncartll-
ed yesterday when tho rtlinors were
brought to the nttcntlonyof Superintendent
Boiling and the Board OF Directors. a
conference was held after which Mr..
Boiling gave out the. following statements:
Title Officials OF tho Eperlitontinry have
unearthed md captured !, clumsy acoun-
steneiting outfit. Quarters, dimes and nick
els were made but we belleve none
have cotton into circulation" Il n,
Rabbit metal scraps OF lend and old
shoe buckles Wero used In making the
coin Tho Rabbit metal was gotten from
the shoe shop, when q nchlne was re-
paired, and Il the lead was obtnined from
old tomato cans 1t is clnimed tha the
plaster paris was gotten from al plumber
the Shoe company. All OF the captured
coin will be turned over to the United
states authorities who will be put in pos
session OF the facts sri " "A, s l45s
A Desperate Man.
Isl The man who was the leader. OF the
counterfciting gang Is waiter Turpin, q
long term white prisoner from Lynchpurg,
who Is regarded as q desperate chnrac-{
ter, with a record as a jail breaker and
all round crook 1, He was assisted In his
operations by one or two others. among
the party being a llfcfprisoner. .3
@ The tier leaked out through @# tie
changing OF quarter at the prison Cne
of the, convicts wanted II coin. OF this
denomination changed and he applied 20
one OF the prisoners who subsequently,
turned out to be a counterfeiter. lie was
given 10 good nickel and two spurious
dimes and an investigation followed with
tile results given above. VI i3 y
5i AS soon as there was the slightest sug-
gestion that counterfeit money was By
Ing made iii the prison the officers went
b to work and quickly landed the culprits.5
1t lis likely that when the terms OF the
men, not life prisoners. shall expire. they
will be tried In the United States Court
5onft he charge OF making and circulating
spurious coin As mat ter OF fact, II IS
not known that any Of It is actually IN
circulation. but It was cYidently 93 mace ma. g,
with this end in8vtcW. s5a s3S 5 RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Mr.. Stear1les Resigns,

Hon. "a. n. stcarnes, mcnlher Of he
House ot Delegates from, NeWporLt N9e,W Sys
crnor MI. sfearnes has served 3lwp
terms and was a most popular lns ltas9sti &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Was Very Creditable.

Tho performances given last hight at Y. NJ
q \ hall by Mr. Floyd sreatlIerstone was
81 exceptional merit and fully deserved the
Mr.. hatherstonTs capacity foip making
sweet music on every Kind q instrument
stories Appears To be unlimited. Hid enter,
tAinmeAt - one OF the best Of Its kind Offered
IN TINS city Tor q good while itA
Miss Dora Narney, Ills assistant, also display
"a SKIN N not only handling tho piano but in
several novelties, f3FFE II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
FOR THE LIBRARY,
Mass-Meeting Will be Held q
the Mechanics Institute. III

IN the MECHANICS 1lSlllufS, .3S n
All citizens Interested in public linfa ~ :,
for Richmond have been Invited "a 4, tte tn
a meeting at the Mechanics ~ No lse
imeeting is to form tho Richmond apupile
library Associau ION to push the sehe!''e
for a free public library.
4, TO CURE "A COL ~ IN ONE pay
Take Laxative I3romo Quinlne Diets.
sAllSdruggsts refund the money II ~ ais
to cure. u. ", Groves signature Sis on
each box, 25c,-ad !: "a v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

n oRTuRiNG II uMoRs OF SKIN
And Scalp Instantly relieved by Gntlcurs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Association Meets

This course, lie insists should be gratis,
so that all who desire to teach can take
advantage of it.
a resolution was passed that President
Duke appoint a committee Of six to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY Of founding a chair
Cjf this kind 5eb Isl
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-10

f0rhallande gentemot grannarna, en-
tysk politiker beh6fver icke krusa for
Diet ryska systemet, sd vida han ej
viii utsatta sig for Stamina f0rintande
omd0me som delta. Tyska myndighe-
ter beh6fva icke bista en- kar, hvil-
ken en- patriot och strang monarkist
som furst X, zarens van, kallar en-
kamorra, en- liga af anarkister, beklad-
da med ambeten. Men val bora vi
skanka var sympati at dem, som villa
utverka afven at Ryssland en- instans,
der Diet 1 jarn slagna folket kan CORA
sina rop ON hjalp h0rda, EFT ON an
aldrig sd anspraksl0st parliament. en-
press, som icke ar underkastad poll
e godtycke. Ty endast pa sd satt
kan en- verkligt alskvard nation befri-
as fran tjinovnikernas skrackherraval-
de, fran ambetsmannens kamorra.
Cur Diet nyligen utkomna, hogst in
tressanta arbetet Fore ka~tastrofen'
af den tyske ~journalisten Hugo Ganz.)