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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
AI||R.E'|N||||.A|1lN|||.G|:'|If||:'.0|.R|.
RUSSIAN {: | {:
Japanese Fleets Thought Sto be
Ready to Intercept 5R' Is,
vcnsky's Squadron.
. CRUISER lzuMRuD DAN AGED
Report That Baltic Elect Will Will.
30 Recalled Is Not Dill, -. #
s S cially g Confirmed.
tryiAysoc,atcd, prcss,,3

II LONDON, jan, I t..-Jn puticBe corros--
5pondents ut tho Morning Post \ consider
}it Ills not Incredible that Japanese men, u,
5of-war have rcaolicd Diego Garcia tCha:-;
Cos Arohipclago) and point out That al Ill
though Admiral Togo Is Of r oiiog otho,r.
}ndnirnis nre not Idle. lce-.A dtiiiral
Iuriu, IL Ii sud Illus been crulsllig liz tho
SyiclnIty 81, tho equator for sotnc tinlo
pust, '1'lle number Of vessels lio las /, IS
kept secret, but doubtless he 8ls 5roady 70
do battle wlti,tlio Russian Bal Ito suuadron
whenever they appear east u tho seventh
smerldlun ca 5sj9g III NJ & NJ 8s AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
fsV Vi TRANSFERRED.
Major Montgomery, Signal OF.
tficer Al White House, Goes West

Major jBentanllni Il, MI tgou,ery, .of y, thn
United States signal corps, who has been
On duty lii tho White House lel fgrnp PHI ana
cipher bureau for lwcntsy-elsht yeaE Y;
mid who has Just been trailsterred 5ana
ordered 10 duty ut Bai11eia$ Harrn aks:
CAL, 10 take command Of AZ oD1nal,yg q
the signal corps. IL a Yirglnlssll nnd ioEm.
erlyresdel IN Wllsro ~ y wv
from ran ihn position lie lias held so long
Vas due To friction with Mr. toeb, lho
3PI,resldent's private setreta ry !, N 1or ~ ontr
5gonlers entered the selYico "a q priSat Y
aud rose Ia his present ~ Ms pS Ieus ~
81 his splendid service durlps me spanish ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
LEASES THE PoW'H z q Y (, ],
Mr.. Az. E. White, Veteran Hotel
Man, n Fakes Property.

Slr,5 "a. r., White or Covlngton, YyIn..,i
eitthere, 1htls jlst concluded lie rotations
for tie lease OF the PoWhatan, In I, th Y
yesterday concluded negotia tons w !, :
tho period stated, and will take charge !:
OF the property next satqrday;aH % LEFT
thealty last night to conc ude Q, ms
rations for removal to this elt /, "a
nge and large. experIence In the col,duest
Of slotel properties, and. Il is undeSstofoma,
has secured proposition ny ,yhiS ~, Z
n1ant. What changes he will make ~ tfle
iostelry ore It's force are n oti e own
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
lDENT lFlED THE PIN AS
PROPERTY OF MABEL PAGE

y (By AssOciate ed TrcasJ III NBt383
" CAMBRIDGE Nj ASS. !, January g.. So
The most IN crcstlng pieces Of Testimony
got OF fercd BY tho prosecution I'll a the
trial OF Charles IL. 7 ticker, charged with
hc3mnrder Of Mabel Pa gc,, came to: day
when Amy Roberts, Il servant IN tho Page
stated thntla scarf pin, &w hicliS
had been found Iii the defendants over
coat pocket, was tho property Of Miss
Page, ant. was In a pin cushion on tho
lntter's bureau on * he day before lie
murder. The witness identified the pin
blythe design and two peculiar bonds In
Tho sl,a III s$5 s5s vs. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
FATHER M'kEEFREY ..5 a.
Will Succeed Father McVeery
az Assistant Pastor.

/ Rev, William Is Ncllcsrrey, WHO \, f q
tho past nine years las ineen PWWSituru.
tar Viii shortly leave that place e /, Pc,
como assistant pastor OF ~, trl ,e., ?
Church in this city.5of when q, lli y p OF
itlier, Rev. II 4, Molfaefrey,sl y nov l'aS7
tor. ~ I ~, s. y, \, =, X, t,ov5
hslpMcvecry, FORMERLY ~, PatIick, e,
f'ntbed I IN and Is III. Exceptionally bright
Young young preacher. ,nd las many irlenas a ~ !,
7chn,ond, Tho trllsfer is Icing s &. mage Nt.
aWns 10 Inc condition of Father Eat . Ms
4Kccfrcy's a,eulth,s 81 IA 81 {s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
THE ELlAs-PLATT5 CASE n. 4
HAS TO GO OVER.
l(I3,.3NsAncintorI 13rocs

w IIil t3f5 lI3ylNSsOcluteull 'rcSs.) rs
& NEW YORK, Jan. 11,-'rhc flnal stage
In the struggle for possession or nearly
threo-q parters of q million dollars, be-
tween . ohn r.. Platt8an aged millionaire,
charges. Wrongrully obtained tho money
from him. was scheduled to begin before
Justice Biscloff, In tho Supreme Court
to-day. Y NJ N \. 5 S5 a Y, 3i{i; o. n CT n A Fl
wis found that 4 several Witnesses lc-
garded as.lnaterlal by the defense We're
not present, and OH request of elias =
COUNSEL the case went over unit to-mor-
row. m M "a. Z. " N 81 N w. . ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Or. u. q. Saunders.
(pY -Aesoclnt ed Press

sCTIARLEsroN, S, CT Jan. - = spe-
lcial from gWalterboro, S. ca. siys Dr. J
ID. q Saunders. president; OF Nfalterboro Cot.
Gtor8O Company, died suddenly + heart r
failure late yesterday afternoo on "a q t his
home near Stokes. He had spent tho or1-
tire day at his duties, apparently IN cx-i
celenti health. @ Bl ;S 25 q III
d pr.. Saunders, who was forty-nineS years
old was II graduate or tho State M edicn !
College. having abandoned the practice
of medicine two years II a CO.. lie Is sur
vlved by Ills wltloW..nnd ! hires, q, 9 hlldren
tDr Sni1ndnrs A 45{9F5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Report i; l 81 Recall Y confirme !.

M 9E (73y "A ssocIa{ cd y PIECES. E, Az
M sTPETjIRSBuRG JAM ~ Iho q, IS :
}mira1ty has not given the ell hteat8 oriclni
3corflrn,ati OF the report Of slc recall
~ Admiral & st uaal
ron on tic contrary ING poe
~ rainf orce the squadron With dyisi %
~ theThlrd Pacific squadron az suiricl1
AT avdcnce that ojcs tvensey n ~,
;ret,,rn 10 European waters The Russian ~
ice- braeker, 15imak, Libtlsi llas y,
ordered 70 keep the channel ctea ny
ships which nre being made made reaoy slor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Colonel Robert D. White

III Especial 10 The Times. pts4tch,)
NEW YORK; JAM. i Ia olonel Robert
ID. White, formerly Of tho Confedernte
army, died yesterday oyenlng ut Ills
home, NO 100 Reid Avenue, Broc!; lyn, AZ
Tho outbreak OF the Civil War, lie raised
II company OF volunteers IN South Caro-
.llna.Shis natiyo state ana was commits
STONED a captain bY, Governor Stiugu
When Wade Hampton was elected COY
iernor Of South Clroiina In SIG, he made
MI. White q colonel. For tho last ten
years, he lud llecl, connected with no
Department or Public Works Of l3rook-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
sthc virslnla81Iospltai for! medical a.

Sas Tho Virginia Hospital tor medical a.
Mrs. i''ttehiy BALI critically III 1T iicfi8
,h5f1ie ntii Graham street. ss ,.l 4, M
ME- lIfiiest f3rl ton. who WIS Injured
Monday iii u llisloiis bot WGef I ho vehicle
liza was driving mid f. Atibtliet 6it " 1Ja ~
Fffaiikiih sifeeei IS atio 10 i'esutnc lls !
q isfiies III isong who lad tho tiisfort1fes
which Wus cAu gilt I'll IL stnaiii ,Is1ys hst I
'nlnctjhe about Is week tlgo Will B. he was
,tlt work at Mr.s1I, E Doe Scars b chez
Suffering iiiith SpnIn from the itjurs. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
West End Mission.

5,ro-lay at 4 r. M. tl,ere viii be special
meeting at West Bnd Mlssion, Tho re-
ytyal meeting Which has been gpinB on for
some tinitl will 3bn led to-night by III.
sss.l1i. Grotfe. fornsiiy will, ~ 4, Moody.
Tho seyen-year-old Scotch gin, who
sang lin the mission last night, will sins
fortnight The, subject torr,lsht YEli lie
s@Christ for the Hunan Heart 'rcNt
f'llily Word llayc I Hid Ia M Heart,
~ Psalm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Rev. Dr. Il, Stnoot.
DEATHS

I, Z, !, a. pied. AZ lafayette. La, oil
y 1l'a,ia AIN, sSis6s, Dir MI
;rYN NEl3L err, IS son Of tho lhte ~,
Sterling and Ann 3, Nnl'lett y, ot salln0 w
burg. S'a, q 5 4 N 4 n ~ tas Is 235
SMITH, pipd, 1850 z, Al. lalusry lg1 \;
4 ;,M,s III his residence, so w NJ arsiElsi
Street, JlfislAN q, f'M I,ll aged sse eye
p-,,ne,a / i from, Sslishall Stfcet A;hT; ~
iIatlt t,haucn Till 9 lNllulsdaYl -AF,,,FEittr
a NOON |nt y ,l'clpcls. lNr!ends and n nc'3
uIuIniaiiees ippltcl 70 ~ tend ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Ships Enter tie Canal.

etf (I3Y 4ANaOcIa tod tIfUse.1
ORr Said, lttl \ FL Jlln,lG1 - Z co =
Admiral 13otrovsky's diviB!o on 5ot the sec
iond 3RUssiahf Pacific yquudfon entered tho
canal al noon. It's destonnt ton is ~ lcers-s
tain, but ii Is probably indngn seal. ~
way 81 Jtbari French soriiali l Tho VI g
,yarshpH were only permit ted to snip w
thousand tons of coal ig tl'e 3, seven
5ships besides takins.on board proyls Ions "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
BIG FIRE N CH ||I|| !.
MEN REPORTED Re: lost.
(By Associated Press, }

CHELSEA, MASS, January ia f'ro
that broke out at 1913 O'clock this morn
Ing Quilted tho Academy or Music on
broadway and spread to the Hotel Savoy
adjoining, and to a four story brick tene-
ment building Mt the rear. At ] o clock
the blaze was beyond control OF the local
department and assistance was summon
ed from Boston, Everett ana Revere. IT
was reported at that hour, but not known
positively. that two men had been killed
by falling walls. t
6 Twenty families occupied the tenement
building, but it was belleveu that these
safely escaped.
\ Tho loss on the Academy Of Music build
Ing and contents is about $50 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
i Izum,irud / p arnaged..3

by Aesoclute d Prcss.) s8 u
BERLIN Jan. / 2. --TEo I,okal Anzeis-
or q s Il petersburg corrcspo ntlellt 80 ays
sthat lho RUSSIAN cruiser 1zumrud is r r
turning 10 Port Said, fc va u :, it 70
sKfor,gtad iii Is bud dana ged cot1ult on.
sl rha cruiser 1zumrud Is one 8of - ;ves.
sols Of .ytltfiral l3otrov y gent
~ Tho Russian second SI'a q % undr I, y
This is the nrst lntlmatioh tllat my yes
sci belonging \ o Admiral BOT roYs SKY n
aulladrpn y has been d. dnmaged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
KILLED WIFE AID CHILD
THEN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

fII5 cIIICAGO,E january II, Will.n pistol
and razor John Miller, cook, killed his
wife and infant lansii!er. Ammo, ip,ang,
fatally 8ounde'i 1ynoiher daughter,
Martins, two and q fiaif Senrs old, upd
then attempted 10 commit suicide.
Drunken rage Is believed ny. The police 10
have peen the cause " the tragedy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Personals and Briefs,

M Atlf Shelf on, az has bpellI |IlM.
Misses Viola ana !. I; ~ hnn,s
tt,lrlsss 'l,osher and NpMton ,PHtke
havn be an Waiting friends IN S!rul I'm; lisNe
ieturncd to thel hpnlsa, VI ta lp mhMfeWi
q MIR, Joh y N, tSSn
5 q iat on Graham strts5s se NC e.
icombnnied his mother here, VINO rs nov,
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C0LO INF: VIM. .PE i |.
ANSWERS R0LL-CALL
Continued from first PageD7

ANSWERS RU.L.L-CALL
Continued from FRS PageD
"Conseryutives,""5tll eySwere called In those
days. and served 8in$ I Il Is cnphc lty4$ for a
number of years. III 4 $40 he was ,lonl-3
mated to the tebSenate tho Delno-
Gratis, but was defeated by the Readjust-S
er nominee In$ths course OF n few years
he was chosen chairman of5thc party In
Fluvanna again and served In this ca
pacity until he Eperemptorlly refused yr!n-
election in 1894. sssi MI. Po ttit5 has beon
strongly urged by loyal friends for q
place on the supreme bench Of Tho State
and for tho office Of circuit Judge. But
lie has never held gnn office Other than
that Indicated except that he Was n menu
Der Of the Constitutional Convention Of
l9O1-'a. NJ Y is
Prominent iii Politics,
Colonel Petit was IA lawyer. His long.
connection with party affairs Of Ills
county and tho spromlncnce llr assumed
az leader Of tho party IN stale roun y
ellis mover caused Ills friends to forget
this fact, In ssoiln respects Mr. Petit
was /, grcnt lawyer, Whom hp was IN ,ac-.
tive practice there WAS no lawyer who!
came before the Court Of y ppehls;i who,
Was listened tp3wltll closer y ten ton than
hc, There wnA none III the Stntc more
thoroughly grounded In ~ ho principles
Of tho law AElinrl HtutlentSands untirlh
worker. II man WHO left undonc nothing
possible to indreuso liis knowledge OF law
and OF fact In connection wi III ~ case, 10
was NH opponent MORT lly Of INC steel Or
tho nblost member Of the bar. x
rho name OF 81, Il E,s Petit WAS fsyl loMS-
nous with Ill thai is best. y pr g ellai-
actcr. lEvrry drop lpfs his blood WAS NON
ext, Frank to tho point of brllstluci
hating tleceptlons and shimsS AZ sincerely
na he hated the enemies of Ills stats and
his people Ills wasSil,l Ideal rllaiactcl#nf8
incorruptibe l,olpr. u fine typo OF ! hat
scripulral man VINO would swear 70 Ills
own hurt, % y III
A Strong Lawyer,
Colonel Petit MAS preside a ofS We
Virginia State Har Association IN. EDS,
HE was Il conspicuous figure IN = W last
session of The Virginia bar Assoo c4l t 70
utstlle Hot Springs las. Snals nnu VIZ.
lncnbcls of the body We'd Win 81 5faa vs.
other IN doing honor 4 lie oltl ltl iYSs4,
who had done so much In the co'ls SO or
his long career to reflect Grns.i Y Vpon tll9i5
bar of the State Goionel Pct ll l'as FOR
yc,,ts, been a conspicuous lyprat e8ol the
retenlurl of tho Enslis j SsYsinlEl 81 co 1,
mon law pleading. In OBI psi 70 " 4,
code procedure advocated hylF many alSl X
mont lawyers In Nirgini,l. lls tppiS =
prominent part Al the drbsltns ny Hessln'ls,
of llle Virginia nssoeias loll IN tl,'s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
s B. TAYLOR.
fsnecInl 70 tThe Tlmes-D lspnt CHI r

WINSTON SALEM N. c, jan. II IS
ID. Taylor, one OF Stokes county's best
nnd most popular citizens. died ut Dan 7,
bury last might ut the advanced q go Of
So years. Fie served through tho Civil
War 4 as captain of Company Il &. ~ fly
third North Carolina Regiment. For q
number Of years lie Inns condu ed . ~
{hotelSat Dalibury under the name OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
PRESIDENT 7 NJ BR'YDE
W|[|.lNO'[ RES|GNsYET'
(Conttnued from FIRST Page, J /.

AE (COntlnueQ from r,lISl gisasels{
to hold their owl, views asSto tho action
Sofs the fpculty;Eit was only as to the au- 4
ithority or the faculty thatSW demanded
5reoognitior.8. Stj8 VA SiS N S8
Most Unfortunate.
s$5 Why VA s NOT = ms ley president 8of, the
a5uniora olnss, 81 lowGdf 70 return Il
3.Snrhe Tinsley case W'a Il most unfor-5
tunate,s', s,tid DR.! Nj Eryde. ',rhe fac
s,ilty thought tlhtt M u Y lnsley5 went far
beyond what could be rcas onnbly expect.
led Of SlliH;sas class president. The fac
El,lty$ also thought that lie was $far more
aggressive thu, wis l necessary. Each.
member OF the faculty voted according
Ito his own opinion with the result that
+ he was not allowed to return.
t5, s /" A. few otiiers-very few--W hose re =
cords 5asS students both III the {acatl emic,ll
and mil ltary departments We're very llll--3
satisfactory, were dropped; & the faculty
taking their records %in considernti Ion II
conjunction with the late trouble thought t,
IL best for thenlHnots Ito reurn.SS Si q 3
whose letters were sui lsfactory
were mot only readmit ted but IVY ore, re-
stored to their former rank In tho varl;-l
Gus dcpartments.T The few Juniors wi1o
returned to college and again left, hnd
failed to put duplication for relnstate-
$ment and consequently had not been re-
admitted JSis3js .5j3
a number az gentlemen whose sons
were members OF tho Junior class, call
ed UPON Dr., N[rBryde ut the new Rich
$mond & Hotel astEsnight / Is The result Of
tile conference could mot be learned,
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&Waring w / owry3 WEEDS. A

FiiIVar1ng w, Lowry \ vest rdhy procuredi
a marriage license lnSN esh!ngton3to wed
Lowry q Is II ,nachinlst BY trade and 1c-E
sides II I No. 221 South Second Street.
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Charles Kite.

Special 10 The Tmes-Dispa tch)
srrGJAR,r,s DRAFT, VA, Jam 1.---M !; r
SG,hurles Iille, who lived about three miles e.
from Stuart's & Draft died SUNDAY I I
leaves "a "wlfa md ono daughter by q for
uer m arrlnge. S& 4 i}S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
SUMMARY oF;THE DAYS Y NEWS n Y 4:

\ 81, SUMMARY OFTHE 1A Y's NEWS lvlI IS
4 The Weather.
Jam, ~ .-sri'or S.f lol
%,rhitfYdny aud IrfldaSi I e. x N, Va M ,t II
yifginia4 Rain aid N (,
ciehri'a y, 4, hnsi
s,lss 49, so,itl' Winds eeco'n'ns ~ '''Nes'
fFNori, Carolina Rain ,tl,'rstlay. eola,er
insxirtte west po,ttoni Br.day imist
Il wlnda becoming vnria b De NJ
81 ri I5tsNfo NJ Y 7 r RI "
Rb AZ a. a.
10 M " ...s., % %
al Ef,. M d. L, !. y.
~
\. " M
TX inidhgh ~; oo 53
Average % y l-o
Highest tcnrcratnc yestertlaS'.t Y
Mpai, Temperature Srste rdn " "
Norn,tl temperature for Jnnunry I'M, ~ W I
Bllcpnrti,rc from normal turc Va AZ
precipitation, during past q % oafs.;'s}V
\ III .sS NJ IMMATURE "a t,Nf lANiAc,. "
spnsrlsss 7:;s 1 ,,i,s, I, ip1's
S.s,, ss;a II
sssi Richmond. MT
{ Dr. 4. Bryte SHY lie vii not IL re-
sign presidency OF ". r.. at tliis tlino,
&but ii ..prufotindly tllstptoint i,, utiso
Mittsustains Justice CrutcheI IN ll' ns,
sons to stand Iii the aislea anu }oSer, ans
reported by the Mayer; theatre ma ers
sinay have seats put in the foT.ers thereby
e, ,rn,. Svomid iikclv do4Ien-
.innN ,,naSr,," 4 In tfied to-day for@lisalifc
\ ~, ,hnr,,o n iil,,rder---S State Board Of,
4, :, - nj s-Iyi rtl goes to Can
N. M, tin, AZ 1,riinn Minister lat
rlerS..tint,. J.. Taylor Tiilyson may COME
u most sertsin 10 run for of nig
- ~ Mn
NJ news INK, l,,stnlin tinn1of
Council t2 1isnnss imP pi, rr,S
& at ~ ~ Nir&
CerporntloonT, Coart.- 'rr'as &c ol y
Eau g q ana All MISS zoe olet, l5 i
Il Virginia.
s +, 4 ~ s1trooiaridpci acquitted Mt Farmvllc
~ =. n, N, IN, ,.pn ~ irniln tic house of
dnhnls s ,rnrSes .nphlnuses at tho verdict;
s.as. II ii hf,,'on,r 4 M thn sucechts; eight
/ etb 1ar ,neIInttnents b,it Tie prisoner is
in nterest'Rnd great crowd present; cyl
dellGn " llltl Hioi1 iniiit
me StAle :. an,..,, 40 n,oro,
~ g ~ u, "a
scfeeds Simon sWara aas
H0I,the - ilo,n,ii, snii
Stable Nlaan. q ~ u. a
fenced ior I've years lor -
Flrc II upyS ~, tG.t @ sSSnn
=,
Ior q ,nrnorotn,,
NeWstay o. ~ fro
Court y
sway ana VII ~ ~ -, n,.ss
sanblltlg ~ n,nr
men
W .n,,, ~
andri;t ~ a., u, .n,,,,i,
~ ~ ~
4 are closed iior;% soeetdl. E85 4 "
q I. a. - =
N Orth Carolina. "a
IL ~, ,,rr,,r 7, 4, diam ,nn,,ruri, tctl Iii
+,;a A.. - IN ri II ,lreycnt-
t,t. an si ~ ercl Xiv II, revcW.
n -, ais s,,, a,,i }nrtrr fi1,yd Az
yIi..D rcd .'Tccnntion nd BALI.
sniart nv, Nh ,,,s shntts and kills Lewis
< 1'.iir51 I, nn,.H 4 dvn,inc, Dayia county, who
- ma q, xt1,,,in NJ . bo,iso mr., fred 81 him
. "a ~ ~, NnH Vnrt.}
M -, ~ IN ,Sn,yn, Tintitnfsthe
Nn,rnv ~ rnst Il 7tl uNn.-C,n fIrow-
sra q, Nth tsolo,}eiohn
( HCmnnir ,@ta -, . esident-S.AT I3inrnin,,
q l. an rnn,mlf. s,iici,le i'SIi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
..SRGUiAIAN

u I am compelled by q sense OF gratitude
to tell you the great good your remedy
has done me ii case Of Contagious Blood
Poison. Among other symptoms q was &c.
ys5y aais sesse sau
hold upon nv system; my blood was thor
ouglilyi poisoned with the virus. lost y
weight, was run down had sore throat
eruptions, splotches and other evidences
of the disease. was truly in q bad shape
when I began the use Of S. s. 81, but the
persistent use Of It brought me out Of my
trouble safe and sound, and . have the
courage to publicly testify to the virtues q
your great blood remedy, S. S: S.,and to
yyeconnlnend It to all blood poison suffer.
.ers, sincerely believing # i is taken ,acs.
cordlnp to directions, and given g taie
trial, It will thoroughly eliminate every
particle Of the virus. AMEs CURRAiN' 4
stark Hotel, Greensburg, "a.
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Hon. John w. Harrell,

az BIZ 4 (By@ Associated I,rcss,l . I, ].
~ MACON q Jan, 11-,A gspoeAl TO 4 NJ
STelegranlf frnin Yaldostn, Ga, sans hat
Hon, John Harrel former per o. O
farmer state senator, ono al I he wealth.
lest p!unters Or Genrgl a. 10 dead cad 4
Rev. DR. r, X. smoot, 81
Il fI3y Associated prass,) N
Y NASTlyll,isE,5.l TENN. Jan, liza tell
caixl,,l has been racelved hurn M, llonne-
i'm thr death from heart dise'lsc, q pr.
soat e, a. An .n, IIeSuT bcoloscni
Seminary III Austin ~ member q Y q
TeNns Slate Bon I'd OF ParloIls, aIla o, l.
Of tho lest known l'resbytrr MINISTERS
In the South "a 355S 81 + 3l.g u W. 4. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12

Painful swellings III the groins, red erup
lions upon the skin, sores in the Il mouth
and loss Of hair and eyebrows, are some OF
the synpto ms Of this vile disease, s, :: IS
is All antidote for the awful virus that
attacks and destroys even the bones
S. IS. s. contains no Mercury, Fotasn Or
other mineral ingredient, we oner 1000
for proof that Il Is not absolutel ~ .Yeget-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
!. Mrs. Sallie H. Bondurant.

TX n IL (speciul Ito Tho Times Dlspatch,)
" sI'AUNTON, Il yA.. Jan. II M sai y
here, Il her home on Sears Hill to- day,
tafter@an illness Of flye days With pntetl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
Mrs. / da Bunnella

III g 5S( Spec Tai 10 Tho.
NJ PETERSBURG, VA: JanlS II Mrs. da
E13unnell died last night at the residence rt
Cher sister-in- law, Mrs, Be tile Ell lott
II Mrs. 3unnell was In her fifty first year,
land had been In III health for n Ion 8 time
lhyFllerG husband and two ildren OF he
/ flrst5marrIugc, Mrs. John a.. Madison, OF
iRichniond and Mr. Charles 8. Turner, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
North Carolina.

Governor 6R. b. Glenn; innuguratcd IN.
the Academy or Music, tho rain prevent
ing outside exercises; big military review
great tliusinsm and large crowd Ay-i
Robert Williams shoots and kills Lewis
Laird near Advance, Dave county, who
came To Williams house and fired on him.
------C Contract let by New y orS company 70
build dam and electric power plant at the
NarroWs to cost 81, 70V, OOo------C ton grow
ers organize at Raleigh with Colonel John
8. Cunningham as presldent-----,As \. Bingham
Academy student commits Ssuiciue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-12
OBITUARY.
Maj John M. Orr
.(speclal to IThe .Tlmes 10 Ispatch

lag Especial to The Times ID spatc h
LDESBuRG, 3VA., Jun. 1l,--A jor John
al \ Orr, tho estgnlenber# of tho LOU
,dolin bar, and for many years ono Of the
leading practitioneersin5 Northern Ylrgniit.
died this morning ut Ills residence in this
place, from genera I debility gcd ~ 50
years. al 3S n;
Major Orr, graduated mt Gerard md
Princeton Colleges y apd was ~ civil en-
iginoor# on the brio Railroad In ter Il he
studied and began its practice !! IN.
1915, fin Loudoun county. At the open /;
Ing OF the Civil yVnr;h he enlisted In Lou
1doun Guards, Company 6, Seventeenth.
Virginia Infantry, and afterwards was
promoted to5inajor,$ In charge Of the Conf;
Mi {sary Department III East TENNESSEE:
After the war he was elected Mayo Q &
II burg CommonWcaltl's ttorney for
the county and filled other iclal 4 posi-
lions vas twice married q . hls ilrst
DIV George Lee 81 Lecsburg. Ills soc
sond wife was Miss }Orrn Irest OBJ who,
with several children, survive. T az de-
ceased was a oert q & 81. James lois'-
coma IL CshUrch this town gSS
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-19

berry says the number would have
been much larger had it not been
for the yellow fever epidemic al
New Orleans and the consequent
uneasiness felt by the Leaguers,
those in attendance from
north and east Texas. Many OF
them returned to their homes sew
eral days ago, for fear of quaran-
tine regulations, and the possibility
that yellow fever might enter Tex
as. The unqualified success of their
first encampment at Corpus Christi,
has filled the Leaguers with great
enthusiasm. and augurs well for
the future success of the Encamp-
ment. It is estimated that over four
thousand people attended the
League during its ten days encamp-
mcnt.