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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
i pened to your said I, as I rushed up

pened to you?" said I. as rushed up to him.
 That woman has happened to me. that is all," said dad, as he took.& a swallow of water out of a canteen one of the dagoes had.
 Tell me about it. dad" said l, try ing to keep from laughing when I saw that he was not hurt.
 Say, let this be a lesson to you" said dad, land don't you steer another woman to me on this trip. Do you know you hadn't more than got around tired and was going to faint, for the altitude was too high for her, and ! tried to soothe her, and she did look
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
Kills Inside Germs.

The greatest value of Liquozone lies in the fact that it kills germs in the body without killing the tissues, too. And no man knows another way to do 1t. Any drug that kills germs is a poison, and 1t cannot be taken inter nally. For that reason. medicine Is al- most helpless in any germ disease.
 Liquozone is a germicide so certain that we publish on every bottle an of- fer of $l,000 for a disease germ that it cannot kill. Yet 1t is not only harm less. but of wonderful benefit-better
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

than anything else in the world for you. No one is so well that he can- not be helped by it.
 The reason is that germs are vege- tables; and Liquozone-like an excess Of oxygen-is deadly to vegetal matter To the human body Liquozone is exhil- arating. vitalizing. purifying-the most needful. the most helpful thing pos sible. But to germs it is certain de- struction; and these facts are true of nothing else in existence,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
Sled vs, Train.

New Brighton. Pa, Feb. 1O.-A man and three boys were killed. one boy is dying and three more slightly injured as the result of a bob sled carryin . sixteen boys dashing into a train to- night All the others on the sled aI most miraculously escaped with hard ly a scratch
 The dead: Rood McDaniel; Charles Farrow; Merl Saviers; Marvin Dury. Dying: Robert Farrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

spring rains. Say, there is no more danger on Vesuvius than there is in a toboggan slide, or shooting the chutes at home. I thought we would have to hire dagoes to carry us up to the top, and be robbed and held up. and may
 be murdered, but it is just as easy as going up in the elevator of a sky
 scraper, and no more terrifying than
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

FIVE BIG SNAPS ALL THE WEEK. 4 cans Fancy Tomatoes. ....'... zOc 3 cana Fancy Tomatoes, large size Zoe 3 cams Tender Sugar Corn. ......'. Soe o".L T.or~o Irish Potatoes. 25c ~ oL.~a Torewfer OatAakes.. 1Oc "A's BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
Varicocela

Goitre-Gout Varicocels Gonorrhea-Gleet Women's Diseaaea . All diseases that begin with fever-an iL 1lammation-all catarrh-all contagious dis sases-al the results of impure or poisoned blood.
 In nervous debility Liquozone acts as a yitalizer. accomplishing what no drugs can
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

It is now used by the sick of nine nations; by physicians and hospitals everywhere. It is daily used in millions of homes in America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

sitting on a 5O-cent seat in a baseball park at home and witnessing the De structlon of Pompeii' by a fireworks display.
 The crater looks sort of creepy, like a big cauldron kettle boiling soap on a farm, only it is bigger, and down in the earth's bowels you can well believe there is trouble. and if you believe in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

Few of us get dizzy from climbing the ladder Of fame.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12
PECK'SBADBOYA ABROAD
The Bad Boy and HiC Dad Climb VeruviuC-.A Chi cAso Lady Joinr the Party and
 CAureC Trouble.
BY HON. GEORGE W. PECK.

W. Author PeckaB Copyright Jph owes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-12

Any physician or hospital not yet using Liauozone will be gladly supplied for test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
AN INTERNAL WISE.
Remarkable Growth Of a Liiga-i
ls5a rnentH ir Mr.. Co1lick's Body. a

54 Especial to THE Times ri spatcfi.} y, 4
q IICslIIf, VA, Jan. Ohm Col
lick, ofsthis neighborhod sent to- the .Vir-
}ginIaf Hospital mt sR edmond n$ few days.
ago for operation. died 1; there Yesterday Y
morning under very pee g re- M
stances, Il tier an operation had \ been per-
formed. * He was d patient OF Or a. lsJss
Hurt. Of this place. He WAS 81 rotbled
with an obstruction Of the bowels an!
finally severe Iia usca n and "a vomiting
~. the operation 1t was discovered n than
an abnormal ligamcnt had formed 1 from q,
The inslde8of the back, muscular strtn 9
like catgut, forming into ~ loop. into
which d portion of tho bowels \ had been
doubled, and Sthc3contraction$o Of this iga--
stncnt and q the conseq uent n III illumination
and swelling ot$ the bowels bound by II,
Ehud Constructed all action and made q
5strfetnres which all medicine and nee ham
Teal means fatled to frel ieye.s
n fer being opened by the surg and
this llgament Gu relieving he p sels
sof this Internal wise, IT was found that
tho operation WAS too lat e to say as the
bowels were In a 81 ia to- OF nortiflcnt ton,
and SO death ensued. 5s55 III KS
js DR.. Hurt has I he ! lgamcnt here pre-
served, and states that tsi 3 case Tccul-
liar and unknown to surgical ana tony.
An earlier opera ion would have say we'd Cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
CAPTAIN ROGERS
/. RETAINED. [ ] j!
#'Tli cJdd-Tellows Association
Eject OF
ficers.
.cRAYs ATFTARG CT PRACTICE.
Tile Recently B',,tIrtiled Berry ard
Crate Factory to5bc38 68.s
Ss58 $5l2cbuilt. #

81 gil fspcciai 10 rho Times. Dspatch0
III PETERSBURG VA JAM g7.--P rcsl-.
don't roosevelt has decided 70 retain Cap
tain a So Rogers as col ector Of Internal
revenue revenue FOL, this district according 70
I " telegram, received here to-day from
washington. III II.
Tho board Of trustees Of the Odd. Eel
lowss Association lave elected the fol-
lowing Officers for the ensuing year: Pros s !.
idcnt Il. ID. grunet;; Vice Presi dent. ].
r., W, smith; Secretary, B w. y. AIorriss;
Treasurer James y. Blanks 4; Keeper Of Of
sJInlI. solomon Carr; Finance Committed,
Nv. yr, n Pariiam w ID Poole, u 9. Jaines,
I'LL. ~ Afunt, j y ID. Blanks; y Proper Com
81nittec, il. u. Brunet. W.T.. Pnrham, X.
h &. shclb,irn, y b. Blanks. j 4 II. Ky.
smith; Band Committee. w. =. Pooie,
George Potts uIld J. =. Brown own 4 aS
4 5si'4'5 ;sS nc. REBUILD.
sThr & soutlislde Sianufa curing 6 Com -,'1d.,
paliy's berry bnsket and crate factory.
i WHEN vas burned Christmas day, will
i soon ID rebuilt II Is undcrs, ODD that the
contract for Tie work has not yet been
awarded. 4 sSafs 4. N U /.
s81,he Petersburg Grnys resumed u 81 ll,ery
target practice last night The marx n
Ir,slnsiiiy medal IS az present held by Ser
Spc,lr / Dahlen. H The Grlys have not YET l
doeIded whether or$il they VIII Intend
4 INSTRUMENTATION ~ Presden u r Roosevelt.
pctersbnrg.s prevailing opinion IN u the ne.
S1cGue cusc seems e be that the tho. con.
ot11ns.d man III certainly guilty, and the
aciIon 81 INC Supreme Court right. .3E
Es FIR ON JaE'Ah ], y
F8 N ! s,yT q Adams formerly Or this
c,IE.. l,as arrived In san francisco CALI a.
fr1m japan, for three years aE he has
8t,eln in liz service q the Ja gas1
EoEernmcnt teaching the people how .
nj tivatc tobacco, Mr., Adams is IS IL Z; 2
III her II Mrs.8 ohm n J. Plea SAINTS y. @
@thI, city. and SIS expected 70 reach nome
MI 4, itd, part OF next week. e Il
|hiefjet Police t.lgland warns peto g,
bul athens to on tho Iookou ! !,
alRged electric light who nag
al IA y commit tied several 10 N -
Nm rcsidcnccs III Richmond. gs IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
BOARD OF TRADE % p d
Elect officers and Arrange to
Advertise the City.
~ " WIG Tl1ncs- pispat ch,

lSp octa.sE % Ane - paASA.l KS
s e - cil-
burg Board OF Trade last night elected
the "A following fIlcers for til d ensuing:
year. 3 President. p. N g. IS ia cksoi1 ;BBS First
Vice President, John C,.s Dabn ey;;S SECOND
Vice President, sO. b. Ba rkcr;; Is Executive
Committee, n. S. Og lesby, II /. II. Horton,
w. -. Bell; II. Hal Il mes q J.
Carter G. n. Bea slcy and T.. AZ Jenning
Following! the business session a sump-
tuoua BANQUET was enjoyed. covers being
laid for sxty liz persons. t
81 The board provided for the appointment
OF two committees. which wi Il sconslder q
tho quest loi, Of estiibl isEing$ d department.
of nilway rates, With a salaried 81 head,
and another to consider the auestion OF
the city as I'd jobbing centre;
md to devise some kind Of entertainment
to attract "a large crowd of people to tho
city during tho coming autumn, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28


5,1nent jof Dc ocral Is al to the probable
outcome of tits struggle for 81 slatlon
authorizing the Gonmercc Commission 70
3rekiilat rates Without cxcept ions every
Democrat and every r epubl lean WI y
whom Il have discussed the subj &c Vi mas
EXPRESSED the opinon that event ua llySt ~
government would own all the transpo i:-
atol15iines, and that TIL legl
lation Is step in tllnta direct
will Be but d; few We ars, int he Or
:ioughtful linen, be fore here ~
government und erWrite the bonds 81 the
railroad coinpa lies. hiss with eli power
to fix RAT es, would ncllls
Martin's Amen ment. ssg
Senator Martin to-d ny prof. sa 2 IN, .
] portnntI amendment to q the HI pburn bill
forE the regulation Of frefg ht "a tes.% anu M
$one which has received the go erai en- en-
Sdorsenent or tho Democrats IS Of the Sc
ate, and will5hardlyS bes strongl w opposSe,d1
In any quarter. g$s I'll
m The amendment provides that KS there ere
shall Be nine members VI the In erstate
j Commerce Cominiss Ion, Inst cad Sof sc ven, !;
as provided by the II Hepburn bill, and y
is further provide ed Y That not more than ar
five Of the commits oIistne
sa me y POLITICAL party. The amendment
also provides tha EACH 81 the nine judl-
ScialF circuits into which tho count u tryssi is
divided shall be repre- ented son, COM.
mission. It Is further prov ed tina e IN
case the number Of judi cial II circuits be
increased there shall still be- an Inter
state Commerce commissioner from enc, en- 2
I oflthe districts, as at presen cons tttuted.
/ , \, g provision ircreasih g the number
i O observation-disclosures to- nine Is the mo i'm
3portant feature OF the amendment 'h said
senat tori Martin to-nigh have fixed!
upon nine for the reason that there Ia re-
lust nine judicial circuits in the country
i believe tho entire COUNT as u far 8:
Sposs bile, should be represent ted on Il ne
comm ssIon. There is mo, Al oubt that
while I8 believe EN- nently wise that
we should do 50, we will place ~ great
power in the hands o e. the commission
when We authorize It til regulate railwa
charges for the entire, United s tates. 3 T;
would lie unfortunate IL the commiss
were to BIO composed Il Of men from any
one section Of the; y MO n.
M y amendment proposes to dlstri butte
tho power OF control Of rates among allA
sections OF d the country just as far as as
possible IL lsjsfl 35 NJ VI S ii ~
$.s senator Martin 4 is giving g he closest
study to%theS subject of egtslation de-
signed ~ to empower the government to.
AZ rates, and he intimated that he might
have several additional 4 amendments TO-
OFFER when the bill }canc up In the Senate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
rs INVITE PRESIDENT +, :. N 3 .S
ids Found ii the Field /: Dead dead
5I5.lsSs &c Starvation. U. III

,ifds Found in the Field eli: Dead Dead.
Of Starvation.
ffance.iaI y u The Times Dispat 4. !.
\ Flls, C,l El,Es an. 80.
TN meeting OF of The S Ivy,
!, M, Tho business NJ en- a ssoclai tlop9tl
Isths National I'D Park -hsso *
ion.S N fre ference 10 cxtendtn m i y u;
\ IA a ,nG president n Roosevelt III Y ISL
+ jcricksburg and ne nous 9, !, "
I around rrederic ksburg u ms s3y Nv,
tpmmlttces were s ~ lnell
n va 10 extend d cord ! Invita- non 70
}kPrestdert 10 make he but stne
eMations viii not be sent ~ washington t
Present. st a i !, =,
arc here by the terrific wind storm or n
MIC slowing In or MI immense plate
II m Il window OF tho Bradford build
4 MISUNDERSTANDING down of IA port = q
II kllls snokestHck Of the silk mills
Il ss I'd mo season Is $s lierain s sl{5 .
II and there are now few hunters ana
,,s@ little game to be found. = The winter
M kecn a hard ono onEall kinds Of birds,
sssolnc have been found dead from
SSntion and cold wca Their. "a
ssssI ii1ern,cn: on the Potomac and ia ppal:-
elk Rivers are beginning their prep
Sa WINS for winter nnd spring fishing
), Ecnding and repairing nets and ca ulkr
igbtpouts. s. M u. 4 N 4. \, y
ssSi r, II. X elm, who came here recently
M klc bench, Of Ills health died here I bis
ss ana hist remains were taken 81 70, 70
IE Hing. Pa. for intcrlncntE ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
G il IS, dale is I.
THO T,Ir,eS- I1Ispy, nh \

# CHA ii An, V "a, y an, 27.-A1lss Willie
Ragsdale, d pretty brunette of PIttsyl-,
ss,vania, near chatham, and Mr.. Georgc,3. W,
Giles, Of near Fl ggs M Ill, were married n
the county clerk s 8 flee ~ ednesday AZ
sternoon.; lev, AZ. a.. Whtmore, of5sNyntr
son Memorial NJ. T.. Church, performed ORR 9
the ceremony. The coupl was ~ nded
by Mrs. Albert Ira gslalo and Miss Giles,
sisters OF the bridegroom, and Mr. Charles
,Ragsdale, brother Of the bride. rs The
bridegroom is q justice Of the peace for
Chatham District and an industrious nn =
promising young man. Soon after the
Ceremony Mr., and NJ is. Giles left. for
the hrldegroonl's home, several miles ~
the country over very roug Ii roads and
tho temperature II degrees below fresezs--
ing XII 333 i8 Is aI& III rs lg9& ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
NEW w r ALL ROAD.
5 Z lumber Company Build
Narrow Gauge in Sussex.

[(Spcclal to The Times Dispatch.))
lIyIIyr, A., Jun. 27.-TheN Camp Man
(urIng Company. of Dewitt, his coull 4
has a large force Of hands At Wo OK
miles northgof here, grading and lay
kailSon their railroad. which VIII pass PASS
|ort distance west OF here. 4 7 Is said
| this road though marrow gaug VIII
|ow graded, and while IL l,lnbe rood I'd
loaa general freight and passenger
hess from Dewitt to Emporla,$ con-
Ing with the Seaboard Air i .ine at
| itt,fSanl the Southern at Elnporla.
Twill be d great convenience to the
he OF TINS section in the way of get
|their5produceSt to market, It has been
kedSfrom good authority that this
will reach hero some time during the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
.CRATEFuLTOC
Ifoi instant Rslist and Speed Cure
~ Raw sno Svaly Humout,
itching Dey end Night
SUFFERED FoR N oNTHst

# Y wish you would publish this let.jj
5tet soi that others su Hering as I have
may bc helped l'ott1ionths awful sores
covered my face and tcck scabs form.
my itcliing terribly day aud night,
breaking open aud running blood and
4 matter HAD tried many remedies;
3butiwas growing worse, When 4 started
With Cuticura. The Grst application
gave INC instant relief, and iwhen ] had
used two cakes OF Cuticurs Soap and
three boxes ot Cuticura Ointment. !
was completely cured tsigned Miss
Nellie Wander Wielel Lakeside, N.Y."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
s COLOREDs MAN & KILLED.
Nearly Shot in Twain by a Shot
ry,,,, Z y ,1oc p,nrra
gun at Close Range.
Special to \ Tho TImcs- Dispat I'll.

h85 ss Especial to Tho Times. Dispateli.l ssR
BS ROCK MOUNT, y A. an. &c Gorge
Smith, white, shot and killed ION the eve.
ming OF tho Path, Il snac r homas !, 81 co: ored,
two miles low Henry Station in Henry
count ". Smith was only K a. few feet from
shotgun, almost seycring the body, Of tho
unfortunate man In twain Thomas was
formerly employed by Sheriff Nicholson,
or this county, as a fireman for his en-
,glne at one of his staVe mill T he muir
'dercr Ii still }fnt. large having boarded
L. pa ssng freight soon after the killing
about 8 II o. cloc *. e.. Eis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
m IS NEWSPAPER DEAL.
The Times erald, Of Newport
News, Purchases Public Ledger.

News, HPurct1aSeS HFuOuCSR1cQS
The owners of the Ne Wport News Times
Herald have IS purchased the Norfolk
Z Ledg ger, Tho Following Is from the New
port News Press 5ss u,
Application has been made to the stats
Corporation Commission for a charter for
tho Norfolk Newport Il News blishing
B Company, When the details of organizh-
ition are completed, s formal ann0uncement
OF the consolidation OF the N olk 5Fllp c
Ledger ana tho Newport News Z Times
Herald will be made. s3 q d tt;IaaS i N
ta%Thcg officers of the com paily g re 1 Fresl-
dent. S. Il. Slower; vice-pres. den 81 Harvey
j wilson; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u y,
Marshall. rectors-W. y. Payne Ma
3thanlel Reamall, 9presid Of the Ma.
tional Bank Of. Commerce, Norfolk; Nv,
& II, Il ellogg. cashier of the eWport N eWs
National Bank; Harvey III w lson and y.
liz Slower. Il S III Is {
Messrs. Wilson ana slower have been
connected with the Times Eeial for spY-
eral ~ ears and both are llcWsp p per men
{of liability and experiences, Mr.. Wilson was
for many years Washing ton correspo pendent
Eofithef Richmond Times. was later con-
Snepted with the Richmond ader. and
then became one yor n | he troll fr b spirits
I'M tha establishment Of the Il Richmond
News fs.s5 Il
& 4 When seen last night Mr.. Slower said
that there was no signl nee III tllp pur-
chase Of tho Pub d n Ledger, except that
no and his associates regarded IT as Y
business proposition, lIesstated that MI,
Wilson and lie would remove to Norfolk
and that, tho management OF tho New
fport News interests Of the com ma ny would
&bo left iinfthe l,nllds OF Mr. +, II. Marshall,
ut present cashier Of tho Times HeraldS
Mr. slower did not think there would be
Eanylradical changes in the policy Of either
6 It Is understood that the price paid for
the Pubic i Led ger was $50, COO. s IL *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
eena denied Information concerning TIL

sEnetl uenleu LU1IccrliIlIB3 EstttSS
5dea |. rs IL q f III VI q. IS "
III hfessrs Park "a gncW i Jnmcs B B r. Cation
and MI. 3. I1arlow the orlginal q lexaa u !
.drIa Stockholders Iii the company stated ted
tiat they had sold their stoc *. Ri. q
# Charles r. King Of 2 hllu delphia' the ti
tbs road vas named US y " ie
purchaser. The shares field 4 by these
three gentlemen aggregated 600 and
brought s55 each or s. n n excess Of their the
}par8valuc. "a n XII 5l4 5t "
34 Il Wns announced that ~ radical cha nge
iii the management OF the Il road ia vii bc
effected whereby tho serylcc 9 VIII Nh I! pc g
greatly improved. riiea line lords 9TH
5princp pal means Of passeng ger
ton between a lexandrln and hington,
as vel tas Mount Vernon. .l b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
CAPTAIN Rogers SIN Always

I, United states internal Revenue Collec7i
tor ASH Rogers is still absent from tho
city IN washington, whltheif II is believed
lie has gone 70 file on renew his official
bond for another -four years i, service.
Clerk u Joseph f. Brad Il, 4 Of the United
States Circuit court,'is also In Washing
ton, Or was yesterday, His presence
there Is las a friend of Captain Rogers,
OF whose retentlon Bof he Of flee; \ here is
said to be no lon gen any DOUBT Sl4jl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

cblsssSss mud fest Wsstet 'aiisd AIS. 5isiss
csss s sss 5 NJ 1s Fsssd ss:ss
ehsS ys af Sss s
cae 'nas II aindanspos vi louis and cicdgs rail-
sSsss ss ssssss a;sas
ss.iss;
ce Fea 0V combu., and Indianapolis
ceass Ksiisead q StS Jersey general
s fai afS. s %t.ss sfsR sfsas '.i
A nSb5y'fs atoaS it.t
Es Y1nos and aser ialroaa rst toas
G eth n Rssds sss
sHa dSsSlrsetfsf aSay soi
Ind Gsnss aid Is;sasa isioad f.t m6tisasa
aasasfsf" ah RGntS Northern iaioad y
Snfi and siox CITY aito5i;d nottssss
1en SSaon ailroad gold
lehlss vae; iaro. ,ernai gold
ssssH EsEsa ;s{'sssssS stf :.t
isa S Ssy aiita collateral
Sss 4ss,s sPi9
1oasrllle mud Nas6t,c railroad vasviila
isasyIils MEANWHILE isaFoad eoiiasrai
sai All
aid Jay Eassrn Oi,alirsad aaisase
llsss;I Rs'lroa aetsass
sSiH e0nSs
sssa
sss s5 I'D
Wy Central yI'ps hafaad Lake
shore coil teral trust bonds
sSass se
sssss
Paa and Noy tnsrn iasis Rarond genera mort;
II bfS sa anSSn
st. Loas. Iron Mountain md Southern Railroad u.a&
nG and aaroad genera
Ioals Southern atst mortgage isaaranteei
poP Plorids mortgage
sou tH Paeiaa California rst eonso
sosa RS5a
Term has Louis general
Psf 1sn tat mort
Fasf SS1s eRss soad soi
Utah Nor thern i.airoad r.t bond.
sss: Rs5ss
western snryiand sTaroaa irst ,uorgag gold bonds
West Shore hsroad sssES cKs bonds
Aetna National Bank Iart ford 81.
h,Ik
ECity Bank IIart ford s. s.
Connecicut% River Banking Cos Hartford 81,
Trust md eo
Hartford National Bank d Hart ford
National Exchange Bank Hartford
n phoenxg ationnl llank Iar ford
stnes han EsehanEe ani
Bank OF Anerca Nav York Z.
National Bank &0f North America. New York.
importers and Traders Nm onal Bank.
Mahhat an Company Bank New York.
lsNatcnal Bank o. Commerce, York S.
iSAtlantic National Bank Dos Z,
sRoylston tlpnal Bank, Boston
7 National Bank of Commerce, Doston
~ First tionnl Bank lbany
II Bank Of Montreal. Montreal 81.
II OntarioSs Bn nk9E Toronto
SChicaEo Milwaukee and PAIL n roNd g
3ehear ana NNrtaWestcrr i,nilrpnd Co.,
Chicago md rthwestriis llroad Co
Connect tsnnd Inssmnsc River Railroad Coz,
Connect iCmt River RIA lrord Co
New YORK centTal and Hudson River Railroad Coz.
L New YORK Dock CO. f7jpfds
New. New aud ford RI llroad
La wanna md Western Railroad Co,...
/ Northwest rsrnnh 4.
Totnl mr. md market value carried out at market
Vaiue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
ELECTRIC LINE DEAL.
shington, Alexandria and Mt,
srnol Road Changes Hands.

|lspecialstps The Tlnes.D ispatch.l #
El5XANDRIA. NAa Jan. 27,--Thnt 9
nus been urranged for The transfer
heBcontrolling Interest in ! lie, stockt 81 y.
washington, alexandria and Mount
Eon25 Electric Railway Company from
bfflccrs8 or I he PENNSYLVANIA ailroudd
other persons Or corpornt ions,
Bll,at ,present are no It announced, was
Bstutement made on good authority
Alexandria to-day The general Off
ii OF tho electric road who could be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Child Burned TO Death

SpeclnI to The u Tinles- Dispat ch.)
M O., IAN 27,--The in-5
ntEdaughter Of NJ RS Laura Iiadwell was.
fatally burned lt Mrs dWell's home,
AFTERNOON, The babe fell from the cradle
while Its mo Their was In an ad Joining.
room, ana It's, clothes causht in u blaze
II It's death seems certain. Y a ~ lfI 3