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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28
Notice of Removal.

On and after Sept. 1st. 1905.
my Tailoring Establishment will
be in one of the Sherrod buildings
in Merchants Block where
hope to have my friends and
patrons call on me.
CARL TEscH,
Merchant Tailor.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28
Among Our
Exchanges.


.Senator Platt is improving, .
says dispatch from San Fran
cisco. Well. the country will
doubtless accept the d a that
there is room for iU.-Richmond
News-Leader.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28
What Do You Want !?

ASK FOR 1T BY ADVERTISING
IN THE COMMERCIAL. SOME
ONE ELSE HAS JUST WHAT
YOU. WANT.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28

School opening time seems to
bring hot weather as unfaiingly
as IA Sunday school picnic does
rainy day.-Baltimore American.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28

Regardless of speed results, a
motor race meeting that does not
XIII anybody will be accepted as
a Washington Post.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28
ChanCery Court
Is Postponed
Until Fourth Monday in OCtO-
tObeT on Account of the
Quarantine Situation.

The following telegram was re-
ceived Tuesday from Chancellor
McCool. which explains itself:
KosCIUSKo, MISS, Sept. 26.
Hon, j. T. Senter, Columbus.
Chancery court postponed un-
til fourth Monday of October.
JAMES F. MCCOOL.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1905-09-28
Lauderdale Springs, Miss,

On line of Mobile C Ohio r. r.
Low round trip rates daily. APP
ply to M. & O. r. h. Agents for
particulars.
JNo. M. BEALLE, Ct. p. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
KILLS HIMSELF AND
HIS AMERICAN Wife II
nv. Associated Press. j

BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND May a.
The bodies of Robert Rushton Shaw,
an Englishman, who formerly lived at
Burnley, and inherited small fortune
from his father and his wife, Elizabeth.
to whom he was married In Philadelphia
about five years ago, were found IN q
field IN tho suburbs Of this town early
to-day. Both had been shot, and there
was d revolver beside tho bodies. It Is
believed to be a case Of double suicide.
though no reason Is known why they
should have taken theirflives. The trag-
edy unfolds a pitiful story. After five
years of happy marriage, It is all eyed,
Shaw discovered n fortnight ago that
his wife was involved in mn Intrigue two
years before her marriage, According
10 the story he taxed her with the Of
tense and as a result Of her admission
he told her to prepare Immediately to
sail for America leaving their children
at Blackpool They started on--Tuesday,3
seemingly reconciled, but Shaw s mo thers
was suspicious, and caused neighbors to
follow them. Shots were heard and the
bodies were discovered. Each was shot
through the IN outh. the Indications being
that It was by mutual agreement, the
woman having carefully removed her hat
and then placed it beside her husbands
on tho grasY a double ticket for Jew
York by the steamer MAJ estlc was found
in Shaw's pocket. @ s8S .s Fs Il II IA M f5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Patience That PAYS.

The, announcement that the affairs Of
John l.. Williams and Sons, OF RICH
mond. and W. j. Middendorf and Com
nany, Of Baltimore. have passed out of
tho hands of the Advisory Committee
which has had charge OF the liquidation
Of the assets. into those OF the Baltimore
Trust and Guarantee Company. is grat-
flying statement TO the people Of this
community. These two well known firms
were promoters Of Southern enterprises
and played a noble part IN Southern de-
4Yelopment. They were promoters, but
they were never wseckers; they were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Booker Washington as a Teacher

Booker Washington is a man Of inte.-
lectual force and has a strong personality.
There is no doubt on that score. He las
gained national prominence because he is
an unusual negro, but he would have
made himself felt as an educator and
as an orator even II he had been born
white lie has brain, he has character
and he has achieved great things. He
has labored diligently IN the interest of
his race. and we inpeach the motives of
no man who is engaged IN good works.
He Is training the pupils OF his school
In skilled lator and he Is telling the
members OF his race everywhere that
work Is honorable. and that honest work
ID never degrading. 1t Is a striking say
ing Of his that II is honorable for any
woman TO be u good cook ana only dis
graceful to be II poor cook.
In a speech delivered by him at liamp,
ton on Tuesday last there was little IN
Tic matter OF y to. which reasonable OBJ
section could DO made, Most ut II was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
.GUARANTE TO CURE
DRUNKENNESS.
~. - -. =. 49, Y

y & 4 u L.
We never guarantee a remedy unless
we know It possesses real nArit. We
strongly recnln mend 5orrne as g cure fo II
drunkenness, for w are posltlyte .thaL, y
Orrine No. 4 Is q secret remedy and can
he given In tea, coffee, SOUP mil or 1000,
without tho slightest knowledge Of the
less and Mess. " Orrille No. q is in pill
TOM, for those desiring he, cured.
Either form 81 per package, mailed sealed.
All 'corrospo once treated with. the great
lpanJ Inc, washington, y, q, for free
book on 'Drunkenness, " mailed in plain
envelope. \. q +. !,
are perfectly satisfied that the company
Is reliable and Will refund the money Il
they fall to cure the craving for liquor,
Polk Miller Childrey Co.. 101 y, Broad
sgtreet, corner First. 81 & .Ss
4 Polk Miller Drag Co., ssa y. Main
Street, Richmond. NJ 4 q III s55@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
NEWSPAPER MEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Business Session of Southern
Publishers Association (
AZ an End.
BY iAssociatetl l,ress.).

u
CHARLESTON, s. c., May Sat tile
conclusion Of the business session. which
was held blythe Southern Newspaper P ut'-
fishers Association to-day. Major j. q.
iHenphil editor Of the Charleston News
and Courier, was elected president; q. u
Palmer, sithe Houston Post, vlce-presi-
dent, and II. F. Glass, of tho Montgomery
Advertiser, was reelected secretary and
strens,,rers Ex-Prcsi III. II. Cnbaniss
declined to- be candidate for ie-elec-
ton as the head of the association. MI.
lCabaniss declared that he was no longer
actively engaged in newspaper publish
ing and thought that some of the other
members should be given an opportunity
to take charge of the associa ton.
Invitations were extended to the can
vention to hold its next annual meeting.
in Louisville and in Montgomery F.8aP.
Glass extended warm invitation to the
publishers from the people of Nontgom-
cry while w. B. Phillips brought q
hearty invitation from Louisville to the
convention to meet there next year. It
was finally decided by the members to
hold thcirsnext annual meeting In Mont
gomery. The time Of the convention next
year was not decided upon.
The following Executive Committee
was chosen: D. ts A.. Tompkins, Charlotte
Observer; T. Stockton, Jacksonyllle
Times Union; Thomas R.rWaring, Charles les
ton Evening Post; ]. H, 5Estille, Savarl-
nah Morning News; Robert Ewing, New.
Orleans States; r. N. Rhodes, Birming-
ham News II 1G {: NJ. Foster, Nashville Ban
ner. S S5 5sG
* trip to the navy-yard and around the
harborS consumed the entire afternoon
and tonight dinner was given at the
Charleston Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
'ABsCOND|NG. CASHIER
CAUGHT ] in. IN CHICAGO 'F|.|.
Henry G. Coll, Of First National
4 Bank Of Milwaukee, Now
Under Arrest

fRx Associated I,ress.l


CHICAGO, May 3.--11enry Il. Coll ao-
scondlnE cashier or the First National
scoiii1ding cashier Of the first National
Bank Of Milwaukee, was arrested nv the
Dakota Hotel here this afternoon. He
had been ut the hotel four days, and was
Registered under the name OF a. g. smith.
Coll was arrested by detectives wi had
tracked him from NJ ilwa,lke 70 several
towns In Illinois, then into indiana and
finally to Chicago. The missing cashier.
was looking we'll when taken into ctis-i
5tody. Ills face was brown and lsldy
as though he had been on q vachtioli- lie
made no protest when arrested. he
said he was willing to go back to Mil.
waukee He refused to be interviewed.
The trio left for Milwaukee, this after
noon. a I,3 y FL s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
.Mouu MENT TO MARK
GRAVE OF GEORGE w YTHE
nv Associated Press. J

n 8i,ila. ES g(By Associa ted Press. =, ~
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 3.-Ilie
Sons of the American Revolution con-
icluded their business sessions to-day with
the election OF officers for the ensuing
year. General Francis Henry Appleton,
Of MASSACHUSETTS,. defeated James Den
ton Hancock, OF Pennsylvania, for tho
presidency, after a spirited contest. a
resolution was adopted asking Congress
to make an appropriation for a monu-
tment to mark the grave OF George Wythe,
In ST, Johns Churchyard, Richmond, va.
He was one Of the sgners OF the Derla--
ration OF Independence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
'TH-IS.ID]l A4Y' IN HISTORY
May 4th.

A1643---Louis Kill. the Just. King [ a /
France died. He was guided in his
f S'sdsI;e, ~ the celebrated Cardinal
a17o2-War declared against France and
4 Spain By England, Germany and Hol-3
"a land ~ * n js5 &
1904 ~ Tho Dutch surrendered the Island
.s OF Surlnan to tho British.
s1e25-Dr.. Huxley born. Sg m IL
@1829-Afr. A1cLain, the new minister to 4
ENGLAND left Washington for Lon ! on III /
don. # q II s
1881 Aieheme ct All. Insha Of Egypt. en- NJ
ployed upwardsHot ", 900 men in ex-
3iSs cava ting, Scl ennsng and lining canals
Mn his tcrritcrics. ~ ~ 5s5 i is5
s1s4s-T rho Frenci. Natl nal5 Assembly de-
5.@Ss clarcd the Republic to DO tho form 4
OF government chosen by the people,
81s62-Y orktown. Va evacuated by tho
Southern forces. under General y. u.
Johnston and occupied by Federal
& troops. S "a. ri
g1ee4-Grant's army, consisting Of about
so 900 men, cross the Rnpidan and en-
canped at Charlottesville and the
58 Wilderness Il
81se5-The Confederate General Dick Tay-
or5 surrendered to- General Candy all
the Southern forces yet remaining
west OF the Mississippi River. NJ
61ee4-The army OF the Potomac wa $ ,ln- a
der marching orders with seven
s @ days rations, ready for ectslYos
S blow against Lee. s8sy Il I
1s7a-During tho administration OF the
# rite Of baptism at Dickson, Ill, tho
Iron bridge over tho Rock River fell,
Il when crowded with spectators. One
NJ hundred persons reported killed and
drowned. sHs3 z s;al ISL
1886 Anarchists riot In Chicago.
1891 Ohm s.. Miller predicted In q speech
8 at tho Hamilton Club, Chicago. that
President Cleveland administration
would result in a protection Do
~ ] mocracy.''
y 1Qno-Pntter Palmer died. liiN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
I,'Y''NCHINGs CASE.
Five South Carolina Men Ar
IL raigned in Court. 4
.(By Associated Press.)

oRANGEBURG, s. CT May 81. H
Palmer, IS 81 Az IIadon, Penny Martin, Adj
drew Martinaand BENJAMIN Martin. the
five men 81 accused In the Eutawville
lynchlne case;'n,SS who have been confined
to tie Berkeiy county jail at N1onck's
Corner, and who were brought here last
night. were Sarrai gned lin open court
to-day. At ornpys 81 for the ID efense moved
.toFquash Acknowledgement on the ground OF
but q the judge over-ruled
the motion. The accused pleaded not
guilty. The trial &wassset for next We'd
nesday, after which the ccused were re-
,manded to jail.S{EH. " G. Edwards, who IS
named 81 In the. true bill found by the
grand jury. was not arraigned, having
confessed, and he will be used as a State
Witness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
FLORAL TRIBUTE !
(s Il to The Times Dlspptch.)

I ID Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.2 !, h, I, &, !,
Deeply the large part General F.tzhugh
Lee lad IN bringing about the return Z q I,
the battlenaEs TO the Massa tI ~ Ies-
a ans .aoysrnsor Curtis Guild. jim last eve
hing sent to Richmond a beautiful en-
.biematic floral tribute to tho late gen
IS. Gaiyein was In the form, Of q vi cath
made OF pine needles, recalllr, the pine
tree on the Massa chusetts State fla q: rWlth
May flowers thicky interviewer. re
We're 100 81 the fresh and fragrant May
blossoms, sym bolicalS of the Purita n coll
onists streaHers OF blue and white RIB
bon represented the State colors. The
wreath was six feet in diameter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Now for Greater Richmond.

aEi NOW lOl aSJlCdlCA kA\lS1llllOllu.
Growth on reasonable basis at least
was made possible for Richmond last
night by tho lines adopted by the Com
mittee on Charter. Ordinance and Re-
form, A great amount OF argument
against any forward movements was
heard from those whose objections ranged
all the way from unreasoning tilnidity u
frankly avowcd selflshness, The needs
of Richmond, however, outwclghed the
objections Of individual interests and the
lines were extended to the northwest 30
as to include much needed space for fac
tory sites. The committees stand goes
far enough to show that Richmond will
not rest longer under the imputation that
manufacturers cannot exist within the city
limits.
Despite the mournful cries and lugu-
br!ous warnings of DIRECTORS, the expert
ence Of the whole Of America was sur
ficlcnt to convince the committee
that what was good for every othci city
could not be bad for Richmond. This Is
a conservative community. but It's con-
seryatism will be Its ruin II it mistakes
selfishness for wisdom and timldity for
patriotism.
The action of the committee is a propll-
ccy of an aggressive spirit which viii give
Richmond the prosperous future To which
Ii is entitled by Its resources and capaci-
ties. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
MANY WERE CHOSEN.
State Board Of Education Fills
E Four-fftl1s Of the Positions.

The State Board OF Education held three
Sessions yesterday, 3 took up the consideration
Of school districts and 5the election Of superin-
tendents and pretty nearly! completed their
work. member5stated last night that only
be filled. The board declined to announce
the, result of the election last night. but will
probably do so to-day In q number of cases
yesterday bitter contests were met by the
board. and good deal OF time was consumed
in considering credentials. Several districts
were also consolidated, $ Fs
Tho board adjourned to attend General Lees
funeral to-day, but9swill be in session to.
night, when adjournment Will probably be had
until the ed fssSes 97Ss I'll 4 ,sfi. lsf is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
General Fitzhugh Lee.

Farewell, Virginia's noble son. ~ Z
It is Gods will not ours BIO done,
iris fate, weep not. Oh. mother State,
His name will be forever great,
On honor's priceless roll will be
Tho cherished name OF Fltzhugh Lee;
A soldier, hero. statesman. then
The highest tyre OF citizen,
A good American passed away,
His praises sung by Blue and Gray;
A nations tribute to his fame,
Among her sacred dead his name.
s. &c ICO, W. SISSON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
DID NOT SELL RAILROAD.
Sale Of Farnville I'd & PoWhatan
Postponed III ntil8 AIune 9th.

Law and Equity Court to sell the Farm
vile and Powhatnn Railway yesterday
were empowered sbyEthe court to -<rrclse
their Judgment In the matter Of date
TO Rogtpened ems sans
The sale was announced by Green and
Reid, real estate8smen, to take place
at. noon yesterday, butt did not come
Off. The commissioners decided to post
pone 1t until June 9th. tits considered
certain that the road will be sold on
that date. ] t issasyaluable property. as
It stands and Its charter rights make
1t still more so, q ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Drain Everglades

81 N (By Associated Press,) 8
TALLAHASSEE, FNI1A... Ma Sc over-
nor DroWard to-day sent a specia mes
sage to the Legislature on The subject
of draining the swamp lands and the
everglades. The area Involving Is 5000, 900
acres Governor Hroward wishes work
to begin at an early date. III 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
CALEB POWERS |: / ! 5.
IN COURT AGAIN A. / \.
nv Associated Press.)

u (Bys Associated Press)
N, GEORGETOWN. Ky. May n 81, ~
two lie entences reversed and af after
having been under death sentence ,no1
more than a year before that verdict
y leo u,a reversed, Caleb Powers. ac-1
c,sed Of conspiracy tomurder W III J,
sGoebel made application to-day to the ne.
Scott Circuit Court to have his case,
transferred to the United States les SDlstrict
court Tor the Eastern District OF Zen SEN;
lucky All 55Sf III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Durham Election,

NJ Especial to The Times Dispatch.A
\ DURHAM, q n, ny c., May S.--The Citizens
small small majority Paul q, Gallam' was chosen
.ovor Captain T.. j. Freelanl. y tho presen!
Mayor ~ q majority Of lo9 The Board OF
seeman, Z r. S. Christian, W u, q riswold.
j. i. I'M r. W, Vaughan and Y, 8, Carr
tJr n Z Y, q, ~, y.
a now high school lin Durham were carried by
4 Overwhelming lpa1orlt S tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
ALEXANDER RESIGNS
AsTRUSTEE.F OR8HYDE
! {By Associated Prsss.)

77T1 El5y FKssUcId tcl1 = S!ss'7 e
NEW YORK, May 3.-President James
W, Alexander, Of the Equitable Life AS
surance society, to-day resigned tr,ls-
tee ofEthe ma jorityB stock left by the late
Henry b.. HYDE. 1t was said might
that Mr. Alexander8wa was moved to ke
this course because OF James H. Hydes
charge that he had been disloyal to his Is
trust. ii 3 n 4s # 4 5s "a y
President Alexan der to-day gave out a
statement in which he makes denial Of,
ali reports to the effect that anyone has
been asked to succeed him as president
of the society. xxx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
jury UNABLET0
. REACH. AGREEMENT.
7(Continued from First PACED "


told the jury. however, that they might
disregard the testimony Of julia ' smith y
Il they thought 1t right to do so. f1e IRE re-
fused requests concerning Pawn broker 'la;fls
stern and the failure OF the defense 80. to
cali 81. Morgan Smith. He said that
claims on either side were not TO be
considered as evidence. After going over
the requests, one by one, Recorder Coll
told the jury 1t was not necessary that Y
there should be direct and positive CYL "
dcnco al to everything. and It was sum
cient that the facts be proven, 2 !.
eff you believe that It was a physical
$impossibllity.H SO far as the nature OF the
wound is concerned. for Young to hays ~
shot himself thengthat Is fact. SAID
he "but you must remember that one! IN
ference cannot be proven by another IN.
ference II Nyou believe the defendant
fred the shot without elaboration or In IN
tent to kill, but in a moment Of Pm ssion.
then you may find her8guilty OF one OF
the other degrees OF manslnugh err. IN.
reaching your conclusion, you must not
be swayed by sympathy or other intiu-'
toncns ~ ifs5f19 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Three MEN killed In
UNDERTAKING SHOP
(By. Associated Press.l

OMAHA, 5NEu3., May Three 6persons
were killed to-day and six injured by tho,
collapse Of a three-story brick building
at One Hundred and Thirty-elghth. and
Grace Streets. Tho building was occu-3
pied by the Omaha Casket Company, and
the killed and injured were employees OF
the concern. The collapse OF the factory
was due to- a heavy wind storm, which
near the factory assumed the proportions
Of n small tornado. A terrific storm Of
rain and hail followed the destruction Of
the building, several inches of water
falling In Il short time. s KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
FISHING BOAT Sinks;
ALL ON BOARD LOST

- (l3y Assoclnted Press.J
PENSACOLA, FILA, May S.-Flshing3
vessels arriving here to-day report that
the fishing schooner Florida was lost n q
hurricane near Campeachee banks about
ten days ago, and that. the entire crew.
consisting Of six men. went down win
the vessel. The schooner was owned by
Z. IT, Saunders 8; Company, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Burt Appointed.

(Ry Associated Rress.) !.
WASH NGTON,sD O., May General
II, Y. Boynton, president of The Society
appointed General Andrew S, Burt. Of
Washington, d. ca the recording secre-
tary OF the society to fill the term OF
Colonel J.. M. Steele, deceased, General
Burt served on8the staff Of General Nc
Cook az Mill Springs. and subsequently,
unon the STATS OF 81 General Rosccrans and
General Thomas. ag5S -, Us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Fox-Adkinl!ss.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.)
LURAY, VA, May 81 Mr.. Harvey Fox,
of Luray and Miss Josie Adkins. daugh-
ried at the home Of the BRIDES parents
in Rappahannock county, at noon to-day,
Rev. Phillip Adkins officiating. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04


Death Of General lFitzhugh Lee,
What means that solemn dlrse that smltes
What means that. nournful sound. why,
why toi lie the bells the dreaded knell Of
All! wEy those signs besp king grief 50
where'er / turn the central gloom ap-s
The monrnful badges that arouse my.
r1ark! SI yohder molFnful strain see. 1
Virginia wecps in losing FItzhush Lee,
Her best loved son-it such q thing can
81 ali WHO bore the peerless ma me OF Leo
The gain is his, he loss alone is hers.
The brilliant .,ns knlsht' conlpanlon and . the
The G gsnSGous patrot-ledt ne muse com
Hsf passa ssS s5E asa RsaS
died. 95s 6ss 5}339 XXX afF
Tracd backwaTi even to its very, birth;
bsltF4fF s never
All! Veterans, whose ranks arc thinning
We've lost friend WhoSloyd us to the
Lost did j say IIe's only y, gene before
To Ashby and Stuart ont ne further 8 hore'i
M HRos oss s q s evsr afssss RE
Heroic Richmond, we give him you ~
Keep sreen his grave ana guard his hon.
~ ee's' pUYALs no TER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

In view of the above explanation, I
cheerfully withdraw anything In my re-
.ply that appeared In your issue OF Soth
ut, that in any way reflected on Mr..
Clark. r. A. JAMES.
Danville, Va. May 2, 1905. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
LEO FLE|sHMAN LONG
MISSING, IS found.
(By Associated Press,) u

moK alas f>rreli as s sr!oldi
boy. who Ias been missing from his home
in New York for nenrlyi.a year and for
Of Of on one Thousand dollars. was found this
afternoon aboard the United States recely-
Ing ship Franklin by Detective Connors.
detailed on the case by Chief Of Police
Boush. Fleischmah who ut first denied
his Identity. finally admitted that he is
every city In the country have been
searching. Il al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
The Danville Meeting.

Editor of The Times-Dlspatch:
sir-Iny my communication to you OF
eth ult.. ! made use Of the following
language: mo advance notice Of the
Governors speech, so far as i can ind
(the reader will note), appeared In either
The Register or The Bee until Friday
morning." regret overlooking a clip
ping taken from your paper and published
in the afternoon Bee Of Thursday, the
Goth, which was notice of said address.
i would not Intentionally do Mr.. James
or his papers an injustice. and regret the
oversight. w. w. CHA HA. s
Z. Ilnnuilln va MAY 2. 1905. Lsl.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

The Colorado bears are beginning to see SCI!
he dawn of a quieter day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

We have not been able to smol-e the
Portsmouth Star out, and make it con-
Tess its ownership, but we have at least
taught It q lesson. Hereafter our Coz coz
temporary Will be mindful Of its own en-
barrassments before is accuses other
OF sailing under false coloors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

Uncle sam naturally has a kind feel
ing for the & Honorable Gas EAddicks, for
the latter keeps on saving the old man
$50 a year on the pay roll account.