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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr.. Douglas Halliday returned home
early this morning from Atlanta, Ga
and other points South.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. E. c. Pace, of Ashley, H.. is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Albert
Lewis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs C. G. LaCraft has gone 10 ST
Louis to visit her parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

a visit to several weeks with relatives
in Kentucky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Rev. B.F Guile Of Olney. H.. will
preach in the Presbyterian church
both morning and evening. subiect
Of morning sermon, "The Practical
use Of Sorrow and Suffering" Even
ing subject: Sorrow and Satan"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

The japanese Hello" at the tele.
phone Is "Moshi moshi, Z or "Ano ne, /"
with the accent on the may
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Rev Mr. Guylle. of Olney, ILL.,. viii
preach today at the morning and noon
a the Presbyterian church
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

patriot, died I'm Ion
don, born in Dublin July g. lI46 Grat-
tau procured the passage IN the Irish
parliament of the resolution declaring
THAT the kings most excellent maJes-
ty and the lords and commons Of Ire
land are the only power competent TO
make laws 10 bind Ireland. He op.
posed the union Of Great Britain and
Ireland
1891 - Louis Clovis Bonaparte. grand
nephew OF Napoleon. died in London;
born 1859. Professor Henry Morley
English lecturer and writer, died In
London; born 1872.
Is97-Max Maretzek, the well known op-
cratic manager. died on Staten Island
N Y: born 1871.
lgo4-Joint attack Of the Japanese army
and navy captured Dalny.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr.. NJ. c. Wright returned yester.
day from visit to Memphis and tha
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs Otto b. Archibald OF
Thirty-fifth street, left yesterday for
Albion, Ill. Mr. Archibald will re-
turn Monday while Mrs. Archibald win
remain for several weeks the guest Of
her parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Lewis.
Mr.. Douglas Halliday returned home
early this morning from Atlanta, Ga,
and other points South.
Rev. Mr. Guylle. of olney, H.. will
preach today at the morning and noon
a. the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Clarence Smith and son art
here from Murphysboro for visit
with her father, Mr. Geo. + Ort
Mr. II. f. Halliday returned yester-
day from a business trip North and
and viii leave tonight for st. Louis.
! Rev. A S. J. Baldridge has just re
turned from Hayti. Mo-, where he at
tended The Charleston district confer
encc.
Mr.. ]. p. Newell of Paducah, Ky
arrived today TO visit the family Of
Mrs. w. l. Gadbois, 416 Thirty-fifth
street.
Mr.. S. ]. Burford. of Rhodes Burforl
Louisville, Ky, was here yesterday,
? leaving for St Louis during the at
ternoon.
Mrs. Charles Lett, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas Cotter, return
ed to her home in East st. Louis yes
terday.
Mr. Edward Thielecke of the A. n.
Kellogg Newspaper company of St
Louis, formerly OF this city. is in Cairo
on business.
Mrs. Sidonia Hahn leaves tomorrow
for An extended visit with her grand,
daughter. Mrs. R. King Kaufman al
Webster Groves. ST. Louis.
Miss Abbie Williams, who has been
i'll for the past few days, was able
yesterday to resume her duties at the
Halliday Milling company.
The friends of Miss Mayme Cnsh-
man, who is at Dallas. Texas, for the
benefit of her health, will be pleased
TO learn that she is greatly improved
Captain B. B. Bradley, who has been
at Tarpon Springs, Fla, since last
February, is expected home n a few
days. His health is very much i'm
proved.
. Mrs. Henry Smith Candee and Miss
Ella Robbins returned last night from
Jacksonville. H., where they have
been visiting their sister. Mrs. An
! drew Russell
Messrs. s. J, Burford Of Louisville
and L. IT. Hurt of Indianapolis were
here yesterday on business connected
with the local branch Of the Rhodes
Burford company
4 Mr. p. w Barclay, who has beer
# spending the winter with his daugA "a
Mrs. j a. Naugle, IN Old Mex co, /
expected home today. He win be al
of companied by Mrs. Naugle and chil
x. dren,
Miss Ella j Robbins and Mrs. Henr
Smith Candee arrived home last nigl
Il from Jacksonville, Ill, where the
. have been the guests Of their siste
Mrs, Andrew Russell, for the pa
week.
lie -
or Mrs. Sol Farnbaker of sevent
street, left last night for Brazil to vi
IT here parents. During her absenC
IN, her sister Miss Lizzie Penman, VII
ira has been visitor here several time
It's will be married
an Mr.. and Mrs, Otto B. Archibald
re Thirty-ffth street, left yesterday +,
or. Albion, III. Mr Archibald will l.
turn Monday while Mrs. Archibald WI
,n remain for several weeks the guest
~ her parents.
* Rev. BF Guile Of Olney, Ill.,, wi
SO preach in the Presbyterian churc
= both morning and evening. subie
OF morning sermon, THE Prac,lc
. use Of Sorrow and Suffering Eve
: ing subject: Sorrow and Satan "a
Mr. NJ. G. Wright returned yeste
81 day from visit to Memphis and Il
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
CHRONOLOGICAL
Nav IA In History. !

lGS6-Gabriei Daniel Fab
renheit born; died l1S5.
iTsI-Robert owen. philan-
thropist and social re-
former. born In Wales;
died there 1858
l767 - DR.. Edward Jenner
finished his experiment,
proving the power OF
vaccination.
ls20-HenFy Grattan. Irish
statesman. orator and
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr. Al Fl. Newman, local manager Of
the Rhodes-Burford company, Is ex.
pected home from New York today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. Elizabeth schmetzstorff of Los
Angeles Cal, formerly Of this city, is
reported to be seriously i'll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. Sol Farnbaker Of Seventh
street, left last night for Brazil to Wis.
IT here parents During her absence
her sister, Miss Lizzie Penman, who
has been visitor here several times
will be married.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr. David Joseph is in st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr. Roy Rogers, clerk al the Mobile
and Ohio office, left yesterday for
Jackson, Tenn, to visit his parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. Annie Robertson Of Sixth
street, returned home yesterday after
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Miss Neya Freeman of jackson,
Tenn is the guest Of Miss Clara
Taylor Of Thirty-ffth and Elm streets
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Miss Reka Stewart has resigned
her position at the dry goods store Of
Mr. ]. o. Hunt
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs Clarence Smith and son art
here from Murphysboro for a visit
with her father, Mr.. Geo, f. Ort
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Miss Ella ]. Robbins and Mrs. Henry
Smith candee arrived home last night
from Jacksonville, Ill. where they
have been the guests Of their sister,
Mrs, Andrew Russell, for the past
week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. Baer and Mrs. L. Kaufman
have gone to Oklahoma city, where
Mrs. Kaufman will spend the summer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Judge John H, Robinson and wife
went to St Louis yesterday for few
days visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mrs. J. T. Lynch is still quite III at
her home on Fifteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr. r. w Barclay, who has been
spending the winter with his daugA- er.
Mrs. j. A. Naugle, IN Old Mex co, il
expected home today. He win be ao.
eompanied by Mrs Naugle and chill
dren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
INSERT new RUNG
IN NAVAL LADDER
Fighting Bob Evans to Be First
Vice-Admiral in American
Navy.
-lspeclal to ,rhe Tim[,le,,s-p NJ, -pispa tcll.)

Especial to The Times Dispatcll,)
NEW YORK, December 30 III George
Dewey; q Bob" Evans. That's tho way
the admlrals Of the United States navy
will rank, according to reports current
at the Now York navy yard to-day For
Congress willing, Fighting bob Is to
be the first vlce-adnlral in the American
navy. &. 53e! sss 5
Besides glyinE Evans an exclusive flag,
II is proposed I'd give him command Of
the finest lot OF hattleships that ever
gathered UNDER Old Glory. 1t IS under
stood at the navy yard here that tho
plan lis to turn the new battleship Louis
lana over to Evans as q flagship In
March. III
The highest position in the navy is
that .of admiral, which Is held by George
Dewey. hut Congress wishes to2Teward
Rear Admiral Evans for Ills resi6rll. and
Will Insert Il new rung in the naval Slldr
der tp do so. Nj {iis III 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
INSURANCE INQUIRY.
Investigation Of Old Line Com
panies is Il Now Complete,
.(By Associated PressO

AEoy <aSSOClaLcu 6fTIess'i t az
VIEW y ss9O DIRK, December 29,-Nlthi he
,Eadjonrllplent Of thef gislntiye commit
tee on Insurance Investigation tonight,
tile investigation Of the last Of the old
line companies was completed. T9-mor-
row, the last dayssEof the comm!ttee's
4 session, will be given over to tho pre-
y sentatIon Of exhibits that have not here
8tofore been prepared bS Y several COM
u panies, and these arc SO numerous that
d they VII not be read for / he record. but
after INTRODUCED ion by the witnesses will
! hel marked for Identification fs3
4 To-day tho examination Sof the United
States Life INSURANCE Company was
completed, and the Manhattan life IN,
4 sulance Company was taken up, Presi-
z dent Stokes, OF the latter company, was
"a Witness. III M II, s lss X 4.
The last old line 8tolnpan ny 4 ken m was
the life INSURANCE Club OF New York.
i This appeared to be q system Of securing
Insurance without agents by means OF
advertising. Tho examination OF its
}prAsdelily Robert Wight,nail, IL was
\ brought out hat tina system ia a,stagolis.
TIC to the larger col niles. S n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Fairbanks { BOOM :
FAIRLY LAUNCHED
Eloquently Spoken Of AS As Probable
Next Candidate for Presi-
Dental Nomination,
.lspeclal 10 The rImes-DIspatch.)


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December ~ =
Amid a now Of eloquenrc in, the assem-
bly,, room ot the claypool Hotel last st hight
tho Fairbanks presidential boom, which
has been nurtured N the breast q tue
Republican party leaders OF the state
since the last presidential election, took
on tho form Of a real boom Not 4
speaker on the programme, with the
exception OF Governor IIanley and Vice Vice
president Fairbanks himself, failed e
mention the name OF Mr., Fairbanks as
the next candidate for tho presidential, '1l,
nomination ol,f'the Republican tlcket.f
There were present Two United states
senators, SIX cong ngressmen, Governor
and ex- Governor one consul and one
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, !,
a Joseph Kcalngs United States district
attoyney, is In charge Of the movement, !,
and Ma ia sGags,r. as y yesix bEisht and
Shve ND mani pula or. IA y q, Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
81. ~. Talil1Ilrees llIre BucllananSto Be Made
Head Of Associated
RELIGIOUS WORK SEPARATE q WEARY WAlT AT STATION
Both ID Departments to Remain
Distinct and to Be Pursued
sij44s Without Conflict.

ftsA ~
At d meeting last night Of the Bap-
tist Council OF Richmond and Manches-
ter the proposition from q committee &of
the Associated Il Charities Of Ri chmond
/ to- consolidate the civic charity work % rs
now carried on BY the Baptist missions
w5th hat Of & tie Assoc cated Charities
was promptly accepted. ss
This proposition had been previously
read and approved by the Executive
Committee OF the Baptist Council. who.
III tarn recommended its adoption by the
Council. 3s$ N g35 ss
Tho paper OF the commit tee from the
Associated Charities with the remarks
and recommendations relating thereto
from the Bapt Council Committee was
read sto the council, which, after h short
favorable discussion from various menl-
$hers. adopted the proposal unanimously
and with every evidence OF enthusiasm.
Tho idea OF concerted action In regard
to civic charity action which will be
from all citizens and Of an entirely un-
*denominational character Immediately
tcaptlvated the minds X of a all the mem
bers present. 8S ~
The Baptist Council ! BY its adoption
Oh StnCEg proposal nlRSuDlnltCeds from the AS
ssociated Charities does not give up It's
religious work. This will remain intact
and will be carried on with as much
fervors and interest as formerly. The two
departments Us they will now be con-
3stitpted s. will remain separate. though
carried on under the supervision Of the
same man. Dr.. Buchanan will be made
general secretary Of the 4 Associated
Charities and will also remain general
secretary OF the Baptist Mission. There
will beFno conflict in the work. All the
civic charity work will so &on under the
direction OF Mr.. Buchanan as secre-
tary OF the Associated Charities, and the
religious work win be maintained under
his supervision as secretary Of tho Bap-
tist Mission. i;s
All this was made clear last night in
the discussions, as 1t would be only l,,,-
der the econdltionI that the religious work
could still be carried on TINT the con-
solidation OF the civic charity work
should be effected.
twas moved and passed that @the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
WANDERED FOR DAYS
IN. ABANDONED Mine
Weak From Hunger and Thirst,
Collapsed When Taken TO
Surface.
lspccial IL Tho TInn,es- DIspatch,,,

ASpec'Hls w '4He D!sPA'cti( S535A
4 WILKlSsBARRH. PA. December 29,---
"A searching party. which for the last
eight days had been on a hunt for Jo-
seph Davis. or PIttston, who lost Ills way
In the abandoned workings Of tho twin
shaft Of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany. found the man early to-day. Dayis
was alive but so weak from hunger and
thirst that he collopsed when carried To
the surface, and IT Is not yet certain that
he VIII recover. q 5S33
Davis lost his way willis making n
short cut from one portion Of the mine
to another. and fortunately for HIM he
carried his diner buckt with him. With
what 1t contained and the fish Oil from
his lamp and by chewing tho leather In
the top OF his boots, hn had managed TO
exist willie the little water which passed
Shia lips was that which he licked from
sqh9s { Walllss ot the MlRs .p which hss
wandered, A5S Fl = ~ ss, m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
A STUDENT HELD Up,
shoots Other down.
"a Practical Joke BY Students Of
Notre Dame, Results in One
Of Them Being Killed.
IA CAV AssocIated Press. )

NOTRN DAME. md, December 29.--
Louis Roquela OF Columbia, South
America, q student at Notre Dame Uni-
yersity, tonight shot and almost ln-
stantly killed Claude a. Bagby, OF Du-
range, Co., when Bagby and several
other students. as q practical Joke. held
up Roquela. nlistaking him for another
person, Several students planned a mimic
Shold-up Of q friend. expecting him to
pass certain point Where they lay In
wait. Roo nela CAME a long and tho stu
dents thinking him their Victim. ordered
lhinlsto hold IN his hands. Instead
Roquela drew y revolver md fired. The
bullet struck Bagby near the heart and
he died In five minutes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
GREAT CROWD AT
CL|.6|'B:'S: MEETING. / ] IN
Academy 2 cked By Members of
lines Dispatch Contribu-
tors Club.
EVERY ONE HAD "a GOOD m TIME e
Songs and Recitations Charm
oullg gsters Who pplauaed
Vigor oronsly.

y * Z it -
With q house full OF smartly dressed,
4, !, Ia mo MI
/.
E' !. ~
thusiasm to ever number OF the pro-
4 8grnmme, the third Il annual reunion Of
.,rha ,rimes +, isnat Iii Z tributors, club
e q, =, Z, y, Z, 81
4 4 { -
s.. ana genuine ereeit'lc olss ne el'slfe
series Up Ing ~, :.
= - fta
,,.,,a,, ahra ~, I,as,a = steadv
., 30, 4, ,s hovs and iris n ali sizes and
"a ia = e,ond
i ,,a Il .hn,,,.; hcforaa h Ia Is nerformance was,
nIanad ana 4 thoi,pi, tha 7lir theatre and
III. n,vste rio,Is Il first Impressed
tho the s,na il nenn1es \ Il was but q few mo-
ments ,before the strangcness wore off
and from then on the crowd a Of young
sters eu was thoroughly at home, Ewhooplngi
and shouting and stamping like little In-s
.dians. Itrhe coming Mansfield cannot hope
TO get such applause as greeted little
5Georgie and May Lucy as they sang;
their clever duets. a roar of humping
feet, clipping hands, screams. I. cheers
shrill llwhistes and strange noises OF yari.--33
Gus sorts and no descriptions. swept the
audience and shook the horss was q =
a pretty tribute from children! TO- Children,
and perhaps, this Is wl'at made the nfter-5
noon SO marked n success-that the per
formers themselves were Just poys ana ana
There # was no stiffness or formality.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
DEMAND INDEPEN DEN CEB B U T'
BRYAN MAKES NO OSPROMlSES
INV Assoclated Press, n

(By Associated I'ress.l sgsS
y MANILA, December %, II silipinos who
spoke at tho banquet given to n W. y, /,
Bryan, demanded the immediate inde-I
pendcnce OF the islands, and said they
were looking to lin to chainniongs heir
cause With the American people Mv,5I
Bryan In his response made no promises
and tho natives were disappointed.
Aguinaldo was among those present. &
The menu displayed an American flaS,
supported by an insnrgent banner. % sss
Americans here are pleased with Mr.
Bryan $ conservnt Ism, iiSS5 sSa n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Enjoyed Turkey Hunt.
b DIV AssocinteI Press

4. .CFiARLOTTEsYILLE VA, Dec, co.
The President enjoyed "a hunting trip for
wild turkey yesterday The locality So
slected was on, top Of Green Mountain.
was accompanied by Peyton S. cowles,
Jr., we'll known resident of Albemarle
county, and by Mr.. Omohnndro. Later In
the day the two boys, Kermit and fAr-
chile. departed on n hunting trip In the
neighborhood of keene, not great dis
stance from Pine Knot. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Peace Being Restore In
City. But Uprisings
in Smaller Places
NEGOTIATING G TERMS
FOR ENDING STRIKE,
5At Same Time There Are Serious
Disorders in the Provinces &
in the Heart Of Great "
Russia-Re volution-
lists Active at .,5!.ss
Riga. s s
f1,, y \ j ! j, ]. !, U !. /. !,

(By Associated + Press, d
M MOSCOVv, December 29.--T T1e eleesy
! \ . 9 O'clock this afterno ION. he streets
are gradually assuming their ',orn,all5 !. 4
railroads Will soon rec cofr, r1ences ti,elrs
$ regular schedules. ssEs
Work has been resumed In n1ost OF
the factories. Z he 81 own councll 10;
organizing 4 q system for the rellef Sofs
a the families OF the VII otlms sof \ the res
cent Disturbances. 55s Il slg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

a TERRIBLY B STRIckE
AND HELPLESS FAMILY
(Specia1 to The Times. =, ] Z Z 81, |,

coMoRN.Ey-4A., December he MIR. !.
ow and eight small ildrenf Of Nir. Willie
strothcr, who died in this COUNTY t,o two
weeks g so. after q long illness with sty.
Rphold 5feyer. ,i! are In Eeextremis. e Tho mother
fphoId fever, and the people of the com
munity arc afraid OF the disease, and VIII
not go to the Strother home to minister
/ to the helpless scl. q. l33 @ VI N 81 'i.g ~
Tho ISing's a Daughters will employ a
nurse for the family. aI n 4"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Realtv COMPANY.

fSpecial to The Times-D Dispatch)
s CHARLOTTE, N. c., ID ecember es s.-'rhe
Secretary Of State ISSUED a charter yes,
terday to the Suburban Realty Company,
OF Charlotte, with an authorized capital
of $3.50, 900. The l1ncorporators are Messrs.
r.. c. Abbott, w. Il. Harding and ]. Q,
Thomas. s - s3 81 rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
WILL TALK C0MPROMIs ii
BUT NOT REL CONClL ALTON

s,T. PAUL, MINI, ! December & 81 III
special to tile Dispatch from Sioux tvul
s. d. says; gl Y w . Al s Il; III
Sst.Mrs Robert Fitzsimmons. wl fe of sstl,as
znuglllst, who Is here for a. ~ iyorse, SAID Y
,Ss3ob need not talk or reennelll iotl
{toHjnle. expect lle Will he. here ssi1Is.s
and mn, willing to talk conipromlsp iii
Tho matter OF properly, bnt VIII ne ysEs
consent again to 1--we with hlnf,'s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
gcourtland. Couple Married at Wei.

SPECIAL 10 The Times, q pispate I. . y tlsS
WELDON, N, CO, December 29. M
Robert Lee Saunders and Miss AlaSgias
3. IIedgepeti,. hos.;s " Court tland
Mere married at Halifax to.day. sIl'ss y sss sss,
ceremony was performed hy Rev. n " 4 M
jstaiptaek. and the newly Welded I; pal
roturned TO GouTtland on the eySnllhx
8. ain, sE5 ff ss n NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Miss Cheesborough Dead,

CHARLESTON, s. O., December 3d..
Miss Esse Ii Gheesborough, n vel
known Southern writer, friend and las
#co- worker OF 4 tlle poets, Paul Hayne anl
Henry rtmrnd l. tlioN q her home here to,
day at ths age c6 So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
FRANCIS DUKE
DIES SUDDENLY.
& .------------ 3i. yi3
Prominent Railroad Off
Cial SuCCumbed to
Heart Disease.
FOR FIFTY YEARS
a RAlLRO DAD MAN
Was Captured BY sheridan's
Cavalry and Confined in Point
Lookout Prison While
Attempting to Save
Messages Signed
BY Lee.

Il Mr.. Francis Johnson Duke, one Of the
Oldest and most prominent railroad off,
5cials OF Virginia, died suddenly at his
residence. No. 1903 Grove Avenue. at $50
o'clock last night OF heart disease. II 4
Death came swiftly and almost without
warning, for Mr.. Duke had enjoyed aex-
cellent health up to the very mornent
when the fatal 81 stroke attacked him,
which carried him peacefully and quietly
away. Ss3 Il.
He had walked ito Z his office yesterday
morning. accompanied by two OF his close
friends. to whom ie spoke gratefully 4 of
] his good health and pleasant life
Returning home in the fternoon he
5dined with his family, and In the best;
OF spirits. surrounded by Its sons. spent
the early part OF the evening i, CONVEX on, 'e:
8sntion. telling them anecdote Of his
sboyhood days in Hanover county. 3sS9s2
Suddenly no was seized with q violent
mt OF coughing, which left him gaspingl
for breath. His falnll y, becoming alarmed.
sent out for; several yslcians, but be-
fore they could reach IL the house, Mr.
Duke had passed away to Join tho gredti
majority, his illness 4 having lasted not
fr7,,} }frt ,foe5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
I.B||GHUN'I0|.N HAND
EQRHR.Q05E'VElT / ! [! |: ! [: /
Two Of the Family Return to.
Washing By Evening
Train. s53!s8 S3s
A9'Cross Count ide By Secret
!ssrvic fan and the Presi-
dents Stenog ographer.
:(SrecIal It to 4 The Times. Dispatch.)E Il

(SIecal to The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
% Two members Of the presidential
party heodore. Jr.,s 3 and q Miss Ethel
took leave Of yirg MA country life this
afternoon. ts:l4 hey left f.Pine
orr Gard A here they ar
rived at s lo' clock, only to find that & he
train which they IN ended to ta ake--tte
United States fast mai wa two hours
behind schedule. After a tiresome wait
at the station, they boarded No. &c.
which pulled in at s:16. The decision Of
the young people to return to w yashing-
ton in advance Of y the remainder of the
party must have been reached this after
noon. for IT was und erst tood at North
Garden that the y livery; team; sent over
vas for the pllrpo Of bringing back
Surgeon General kew I'll s5S5