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The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
NOAHS
...ARK..

1t costs enough TO live and BUY .
as cheap as we can: SO why pay
more for an article because you :
happen to be friend to some .
merchant? Your friend merchant !
does not buy OF man because he
is "A friend unless he has the right
prices (at least We do not. Ihe |
merchant buys where his money
goes the farthest-why shouldn't :
vou do likewise? Look our goods I
and prices over and il you can buy !
the same goods cheaper elsewhere \
we think and expect you TO do 80. /
II YOU are in the habit OF sending !
away for your goods, give us a !.
chance to figure on your next Or I
der: YOU then have the privilege I
Of inspecting your goods before q;
YOU pay for them, which is worth /
considerable to you. !
A good decorated English semi I;
porcelain l0O-piece Dinner Set !
for ............SlO.OO
Meakin's best fow-blue gold !
illuminated l00-piece Dinner
Set NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S.V1 |
100 piece Haviland decorated uih-
ner Set. worth $4,000. our price :.
is...............s2 is. $3.50 !
lOxl4 beveled French plate Mir
ror, oak frame ..........Sl.< .
l2x2O beveled French plate mir.
ror. oak frame .........Sl.00 !
l2xls best American Mirrors, 55c
Best cloth water color window
shades ........... ...<1c Z
Three-year guarantee ball-bearlng
Wringer. .S1.VO
Ten-quart blue and white 3 coated
enamel Water Pals. ;
Remember our Garden Seed are F.!
fresh and reliable,2 . pkgs. DC
Let us show you our line OF
samples before you buy your Car
pet or Rug. We will save you
money.
If you have one OF these num-
bers in last weeks Tribune, bring
it to our store and get piece OF
China 5326-4512-4071.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
S12.25 to Buffalo. N, Y,

and return, via Nickel Plate Road,
from Chicago, July 9Th, 9th and 10th,
with extreme return limit Of August
4th, by depositing ticket. Stopover al
lowed at Chautauqua Lake points.
Also lowest rate to Ft. Wayne, Cleve-
land, Erie and other eastern points.
Three trains daily, with 6rst-class
equipment: Meals served in Nickel
Plate dining cars, on American Club
Meal Plan, ranging: in price from 35c.
to $1.O0; also service a la carte. No
excess fare charged on any train on the
Nickel, Plate. Road. f contemplating
General Agent, 113 Adams ST., Room
298, Chicago, III. Chicago Depot, cor
ner Van Buren land La Sale Sts., the
only passenger station in Chicago on the
Elevated Railroad Loop. ,,...
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

Whether or not Norwegian shall be
compulsory study at St. Olaf college,
Northfeld, is one of the live questions
before the United Norwegian Lutheran
church convention in session at the Au-
gustana church; Norwegian, l. theretofore
elective and if the Morse tongue is re-
stored to it's former prestige it will be
due to the efforts Of the Rev. O. L.
Kirkeberg, Tell, Wis, who yesterday
brought in a minority report favoring
this step.
are due put ba verH
istence Of the school, is ignored to that
extent. Mr.. Kirkeberg, who is a typi-
cal viking in appearance, intensely de-
voted to the Norwegian tongue and the
possesser of a powerful voice and a fine
command Of language e. made m "a stirring
of Norwegian asked that the minority
report be sent back to the committee
on schools Of which Mr.. Kirkeberg is a
| member.
A vote of thanks was ordered sent to
| William Jennings Bryan for the unso-
licited gift Of $500 from the Bennett
Last evening the Rev. N. J. Ellestad,
vice president of the United Church,
preached the pastoral sermon, which was
an eloquet, inspiring address particu-
larly directed to clergymen.
I The convention took recess this af-
ternoon so that the delegates and visit
ors might visit the old Muskego church,
the earliest Norwegian Lutheran
church in America. While Of particu-
lar interest to the children Of Norway
the old church Of primitive backwoods
architecture will dou btless attract gem
eral attention as it becomes more
known. It is located on the grounds
of the United Church seminary at st.
Anthony park where it will be used as
chapel. s
The old church had long since been
abandoned and was rapidly falling into
decay when rescued for future genera.
tions by President Hoyme and the Rev
Gerhard G. Rasmussen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
WOMEN WE'RE AT WORK
Report Submitted at Social Gathering
at Mrs. Raugland's Home.

The women visitors to the United
Church convention were { the guests
yesterday afternoon Of Mrs. Carl Raug-
land, 1903 Chicago avenue. The host:
ess was assisted by Mines. F. M.
Glasoe, J. G. Hallum and Lars Swenson.
An informal program Of music by Mrs.
A. w. Heistendahl, Mrs. II. O. Hell
mers and Miss Hallum was one Of the
features.
The women do much more than en-
gage in social amenities at these gath
erings. Yesterday the committee in,
charge Of the mite boxes for the mis-
sicns reported 1925 had been re-
next year was placed in the hands of
Mrs. z. H. Dahl, Mrs. M. o. Bockman
and Mrs. N. B. Thvedt. Mrs. J. C.
Roseland and Mrs. T.. 81. Marvick were
elected as press committee. zr%aw@ 'ts
The following were present:
p5s9s a%ss j. T. Nd1agasrd Daa' i RSss'faa Mss7ss
Tyedt G. J. Hesem F. A. Schmidt tness' s. GnndeS ts
son. Q. o. Hafstad. P E. Schmidt, ]. A. Lar.
son, Erkland, X. G.. Hinderlie, O. g. Anderson,
F F.. 4 4. ,aliso hilehsi a O. !Eenkalsrud s s. Void
GGrmsrud. G1i Barron, Masted NJ: o Bockman, s
thiesen G.. Skaret, G.. Hanson Lars SWenson
Melgard, x Skyberg, Welo, o. Olson, r. NJ
Green Green and the Misses Hagen Petra Roise, Marie
MllHy Mlliby Clara K]even, Halland. Boe, Taraldson
ha Mn5is waE daE
ten. Osa Oppedahl and Mathilda Swenson
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
SHOULD ASK HENNEPIN
Ex-Congressman Eddy Talks About /:
Possible Republican Governor.

Frank M. Eddy, former congressman,
says the republicans should elect gov
ernor in Minnesota the next campaigns,
and that he should be a Hennepin
county man. Mr.. Eddy was at the
Nicol1et hotel over Sunday. He said:
"The republicans to elect governor,
should elect a good, clean-cut business
man, from Hennepin county if possible,
but at least one that will be acceptable
to Hennepin county. Past elections
have shown that republican candi-
date for governor who cannot get the
support Of Hennepin usually goes down
to defeat.
Governor johnson is a good friend
of mine and he is making good gov
ernor, but there is no more good reason
that Minnesota should have a demo
cratic governor with its $4,000 norma,
republican majority, than there is thai
It should send democratic representa-
tives to congress.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
TO TRY SOLDIERS
General G. 9. g. Carr Appoints Officers
for Courts:Ma

General G. G. G. Carr Of the depart
ment Of Dakota has appointed the Off
GERS who will make up the courts-mar-
tial to convene on June 26, one at Fort
Smelling and one at Fort Assiniboine.
The detail for Fort Smelling is as fol-
lows:
Major Robert L. Bullard, Captain John J.
O'Connell, Captain William J. Luta. Captain
Frank E. Bamford, Captain Thomas A. Pearce,
Captain Alfred w. Bjornstad, First Lieutenant
Peter Vredenburgh, First Lieutenant Harry L.
Cooper, First Lieutenant Thomas J.. Rogers, See
ond Lieutenant Laurence O. Mathews, Second
Lieutenant Hugh A. Parker. Second Lieutenant
Samuel G.. Talbot, Second Lieutenant Arstides
Morena. First Lieutenant Samuel A. Price, judge
advocate, all Of the Twenty eighth infantry.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
CONCORDIA GRADUATION
Commencement Exercises Held at the
st. Paul College. .. y*r,"

Commencement exercises were held in
the assembly room Of Concordia college
yesterday and seventeen students re-
ceived diplomas. President Theodore
Buenger delivered an address of fare
well. Those graduated from the class
ieal department. were W. Braem, A.
Frey, G. Griesse, R. J.. Jank, H: Krie-
ger, W. Neils, W.>Nickels, A. Prigge,
H. Schroeder, P. Siegel and E. Yura-
witz. All Of these, with the excep-
tion Of Walter Neils, will enter Concor-
dia college at Milwaukee, Wis, in
September, to finish their theological
training. It is expected that Walter
Neils will enter the state university.
Normal department graduates were:
A. Mas, A. Groosman, W. Oestreich,
A. Sylvester, R. Wegner and J. Bur
meister The entire class will enter
the normal school at Addison, ILL.,, to
complete their training for positions as
teachers in parochial schools.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

New York. June 20.-James w. Alexander,
president of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, is seriously tho not dangerously Ill with
kidney trouble at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. John W. Alexander, wife of the artist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Northwestern Bible Conference Will Be
.tyy4 Held There This Summer.

: DR.. W. B. Riley Of the First Baptist
church and superintendent of the
nounced that the northwestern Bible
conference will be held this year July
20 to Aug. 80 at the state fair grounds.
The conference is non n-denominational.
DR.. Riley is assisted by DR.. IL. M. Wa
terman.
The lectures and addresses will be
given in machinery hall A and the
mitories. Many Of the twin city min
listers have been invited to speak.
Among the speakers outside Of the
state who have been secured are DR..
Truett of Texas and DR.. Guinness of
London. q It is expected that at least
i, 800 delegates will be present.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

We repair pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten years service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
w. s. Mott Co., Tel. s376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
Massage Creme
Peausdnte (Violette)

delightful Massage Cream without grease OF
coloring. Stops hair growth: Superior to all
others for its whiteness, purity and exquisite
odor Of fresh violets. Fills hollows. Makes
plump, rosy skin and beautiful complexion b!
removing all impurities and wrinkles. 10c and
SOC Jars at leading stores and their branches
For sale by leading druggists. I
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
HAY AT WHITE HOUSE
Present Secretary Of State Will Remain
in the Cabinet Indefinitely.

New York Sun Special Service.
Washington, June 2O.-Secretary Hay
came over from New York last evening
and called at the White House. imme-
diately after dinner. He discussed the
with the president until 1880. Mr..
Hay expects to stay in Washington tn-
til early next week, when he will go to
his summer home in New Hampshire.
His health apparently is greatly i'm
proved and his friends say that he now
has no thought of leaving the cabinet.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

Unlike other prepared roofngs, Carey
Roofing cannot be cheapened to fit
price. Once a Carey's, always a Ca
rey's. See W. S. Mott Co.. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

There. is no one article in the line
Of medicines that gives so large re-
turn for. the money as a good porous
Strengthening plaster, such as Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
CITY NEWS
TO PRESERVE THE
MORSE LANGUAGE
sTIRR1NG PLEA MADE BY A WIS
CoNsIN MINISTER.

Rev. o. L. Kirkeberg Wants Is Rein
stated as a Compulsory Study at st.
Olaf College-This May Be Done
Lutherans Adjourn to Visit Historic
Muskego Church.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20

Have you read what the State Mu-
tual says2 See display ad in this issue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
IN CALIFORNIA
They Use Fruit and Grapc.Nuts.

InCS SsS ~ Nis sN''N' >'''''i~ .-I'''''.'
out at Los Angeles Cal, they have
neople who give some attention TO 1000
az !. sure way out Of sickness,
Il lady says; Husband has been SUI
fercr from dyspepsia and biliousness TO-,
rether with indigestion for a great many
years. lie kept getting worse N spite OF
al the medicine he took.
eve did not know what to do. for nc
was steadily running down, and whether
he ate meat, bread, eggs or anything OF
that sort. he kept losing flesh. until ne
got down to a skeleton, and, OF course,
WAS a physical wreck !.
.One day friend advised him 10 quit
rig regular breakfast entirely and use
\ nnlv Crane Nuts and cream together VIII
1 d little fruit.
1.,He took tho advice and began to grow
shetter AZ once; Ii WAS only shor, tint
when he began 70 fatten UP ana grow
stronger. New, he Is the picture o
neai,R and his old troubles have disap
pearcd. ,,a,,,, ,o,,
q 81. is very fond OF the food and is heaith.
and strong. we think he rs the naples
4 Jnar.old baby ~ California Name give
H. postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich
d Look In each package for the iamou
SlIttlc BOOK, The Road 10 MELVILLE.
= j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
NEW CHARTERS GRANTED.
Five Companies Authorized by
Corporation Commission.

The State Corporation. Commission mas
Issued the following lchartcrs:
isI 1 uru n;nl Order Of Christian Industry
Virginia nsorporRRts' T. hy1MSs ogu m
s,rnre,ne manager: Rev. G. M. Turner,
supreme organizer, Ly1n'eh's va; objects
S-heneticiali and chnrtuble. J, !, !, !,
" inc "Ecnnie Dairy Company Oncorpo-
rated niehmon; En- R eSmoea prTes a
II Hudson, vice president. Richmond, Va. ;
sasreWtary c and .EeaSste 49,
5objects--to conduct a milk al and dairy bus ls-
mess. WI Z 80 , y 3, -, Nov
CIV. ~ q Curry, president, Norfolk, Va:
sssrptsTy and SosaGT
Norfolk. Va: capital stock, maximum,
Sos 900; minimum. 5000; objects-to y dea'
south Atlantic Lumber Company dncor-
porated Rlchmond; .R#M; H9l'a e Tbn npes.
| son. treasurer, Staunton. Va; Il. n; Walk
or, auditor, Richmond, Va; capital st i,,s
s25,0o0;s objects-to conduct q lulnper pus
| tOoSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
See is It be a Hold-Up.

Tie Daily Mail, the administrat ton Or
ca n, published at Charleston, sta ted edl-
torlally In It's issue of February 9Th 49, J. 8.
4 ut Is not our purpose to write Tor mo
purpose OF influencing action one way or
the other on this Virginia debt PROPOSE
ton but we merely refer tOhit again IN
the hope that something Will be OIL cially
done to settle the ever recurring $propO.
sitlon. If we owe this debt or any part
OF 1t, for heavens sake lctius ascertain
that fact by proper and sensible procc-
dure. Ii we do not owo q penny, let US
settle that fact beyond questionable dis
&pute BY business-lke investigation and
ascertulnment. We, for one arc getting
weary OF this blennially recurring mat
III ter We confess 1t has boon, and Is yet,
for that matter. considerable of an
enigma to us; that Is, we lack full com
4plete and accurate knowledge of the sub:
tject. a failing that Gnino hundred out Of
Il cool thousand West Ylrglnians will hon.
cstly have to acknowledge to-,
''But it strikes us that the honest ar /
fair thing to do about the matter III JUS
itlcc to- ourselves, Is to. find out whether
or not there IS anything III this claim
mere bluff and hold-up game. This cal
be done by delvlng into tho matter prop
erly, which means officially and author
itatlyely. Let us SEQ what there Is TO II
II examination proves that thcrelis moth
| ing to 1t. let us forever formally dis
| claim 1T, and cast 1t into the discard Q
things utterly unworthy our further tim
| and consideration" a5s .
This Is very encouraging to the Virgini'
commission, and all Interested in the sub
| ject.t ~ itht. 5t3l s23 Si9 III n 81 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
BIG TRUNK ! K|'....F|ACT0RY
TO- BUILT HERE u ri:
Union Trunk and Bag Com
pany Buys, Valuable Prop
erty as Site.

,rho Union Trunk & n it3as n sJJo 1H
,,,,,,,.,, 80 NUMBER OF years has been,
doing a n.oftabla business in the manu- MANI
eact,,re ~ trunks, dress suit cases ana
hand hans in il factory in Chesterllcld
cnnnty Oh the outskirts Of Manchester q y
has decided that III can do better business Ss
in this city. 5s II x, . (, ,.ht
In 4 aulut way the company has rs bo!ns s
,,,onertv IN Richmond, and, as soon /. Us ~.
tho law Will allow. viii establish u hs.p's
tr,nl, fncttrv onSthe property on twenty
5nfth street. between FRANKLIN Malh'
now occupied by the Wrlg t-Ceasfar ~
baceo CO. ii IS understood that the lrMix
Outright subject the (Ro rces 90 an e; Tho
paying for the sa,t'e OCCUPANTS does not
nxm,ro ~ mil Nh becember mex but ane
Drobabl.Iy Is that some
VII be made ~ hien rl !,lo th hiS@ yearmd
VIII get posstehssN'Gmi middle Tho year the
p pow 5 In ny 'Wilibe in full blast J, 7,
The prosent factory y tor W. b het
sructire sxten;dlafIFf 1'o aha Main Streets
a aInms ~ Street for q 1,sslaamee
Of ~, FEET and dent,ot toD w iiei
Al addition e de,eiaea upon, Vii &c
have not Set neghm o cf Factory and machine
sGns1rHSfs n as viii no only
III output OF trunks ana 81, = ~ 81 ~
make 4 specialty Of ~ in ui,r
nis trunbs spccinl orders and pa = NJ
company last yealr, Mop es ,1''n and lstii
further increase lis ,n Wnrn f tl
no wq,urtcra arc. o 1on From ono hun,
a aapa ad W@ Is SIS 900 but this VIII hs IN
crtasei rom time time as may ~ -
| sired, Z, ,n,Y,,,v ,,,i,, Al continue
to operl tn in the Cbesterfed pia ,nv u nnn
Il eoes To- lis new locat mnS a.,
Inne 10 Cnerate hath plants ~ mn,
though tbis has not been aeeiaaq1 II II
ee"dasts y sample room a. NO. '40O i4as
j orKunzsd nbolit four years n i,. y,sb
Gers are s. n ones u IN
4 iiowell, Sice-presd dent IN Il Moody
secretary and treasurer i1 81 $500
irhc eompany has y ga PIN !, cd
The new factory ,imanIIs'oili yarotIes
New inss Viii be 9 "a Some SOM,
non travel the sores
Or Inc New Engana statets I, ny st,i,,
wllI be Increased and new teses YIN -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

WEST " |! VIRGINIA
MAY.P|.A|Y HE / D /
For tie First ISL Time Willingness
rs Expressed 70 Inve,s- !,
& ,tigate1 It.5s
SEE i II !. b !. 4 HoL Old "
This is Advice Given BY Charles
SEE il IT 81. BE A H ,[]'I..I[ "
This is Advice Given BY g Charles
ton Paper Admins s
tration Again.

While tho Finance Committees Of the
West Virginia Legislature have not made
a report upon the. overture Of the State
of Virginia for an accounting with the
State OF West Virginia as to tho amount
Justly due IF any, by that Commons 4, r;
wealth OH account OF the old State debt,
tho Virginia Representatives are ;encour-
aged to think that something may come come
out Of this latest effort Thc case was W;
recently presented to tho Finance Com;
3n,ittees by Attorney General Anderson o.
and Hon. Randolph Harrison, Of this
state, and the committee adjourned with
out action at that time. 33tg
1t was the understanding Of the Vir-
ginlans that the West Virginia committee
was to take some action on the matter il
this week, but SO far nothing has been
DONE W Il, ) sl So, /,
The Governor and Govcrnor-elect OF
West Virginia We're impressed by the
presentation OF the case by the Vir ginians
and Induced the legislative committees
to take the matter up It may be OF
Interest to. know that the press Of Char
lesion is urging that the question be def
initcly taken55uD and settled. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Nv. P. /. Tvs. ". M. ]: I.

Cadets Will Play Here Thanks
giving DAY. H as Not Flirted.
It has beent definitely decided that 1;1 VIZ +
gina Polytechnic Institute and Virginia
Military Institute Ewll9play foot ball here
on 4 next Thanksgiving Day. Ca plain plain
George Ainslie received tho following
Telegram OH yesterday from M. 3: Corse,
graduate manager Of Virginia Military
Institute team: ]. ~, u, I,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute VIII play
yirgniu Military Institute at Richmond
Thanksgiving Day. Arrangements a COM III
+ Nj. ,Woodson 1vaddey, represc Of
Virginia. Polytechnic Institute, also re-
celVed news to the same effect.
4 Mr.. Waddey said that tho game nag
been 5prlcti cally q decided upon a for tne
same time and that therefore the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute rs could ~ not Il pay
North Carolina here on thanksgiving X: y
Day. II &. !. v, 4,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, he said.
had no desire to antagonlze virginia by
flirting with North Carolina and SO had
made Tho Carolina team no proposition 81
!. Carolina will play Virginia olytechnic
Institute here on Saturday, October 2Stll'
This game was arranged some time ago.
n Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute VIII ply
the Navy at Annapolis on SATURDAY PC
fore Thanksgiving Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
tine FORK UNION CADETN
|D|DN' INTEND TO. R.ETURs
Interesting Statement Issued
Last Night by Those
Who Remain.

Three former cadets Of the. Fork Union
Military Academy remain In the city.
The remaining eight or nine who came 20
the city last Monday have all gone 10
their homes. Ii,
The three cadets yet here gave out the
following statement last night:
"In order to place ourselves IN the right
light before the public, we desire TO make
"a statement IN regard To our standing
with the faculty of Fork Union Academy
The head master of Fork Union Academy
has been presented with our designations,
stating the grounds upon which We re-
signed. VI I'd
The head master yesterday: Considering
| scnted you with permits from our guard
| ans to leave Immediately, have you
| given us an honorable dismissal2
7 Csigned) "'CAPT -, Ii. NEWMAN,
President
| "The following is the reply received
".R II. Newman, Richmond, VA.
| E".Wil write you at rhaxion., YOU
| case Will be considered individually.
| -. -. MARTINI
'NYc were very careful in our proceed
ings before leaving Fork Union Academy
having had matters under consideration
for more than two weeks and since th'
day We left It has been our Intention nc
hlo ceturAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

a su pcommlttec Of three. to consist p
tho chairman and two Their members 70
tee from tho City school 3 oard. consist
Ing OF dts chairman and two other mem
hers, in The matter Of ecurin g data as
Sto@the cost OF Il suitable site. cost OF
building and equipment, and other lnfor-
mat on lin connection hcreWlt f. said com Z
t1nittne to report thelr recommendations
bto&thc full committee. s fssss3 .sssl
IA Messrs. Glenn, Mills and Nhittet com
nose tho subcommittee OF the Council,
and the chairman Of tho School Boa rd
soon ar practicable. In order TINT this
work may be taken UP q once y md q
report made to tho Council without de-
Inv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
MUST CLEAN OFF SNOW.
Mayor Mccarthy Gives the Peo-
ple Until To-day.

Mayor Mccarthy yesterday issued a
sweeping order to Chief of Police IIulco
requiring the police department to see
that al persons conform strictly to the
ordinance with reference to cleaning off
snow from tho sidewalks IN front OF and
about .heir residences. and to require
that this 10 done by noon to-day.
The Mayor proposes to enforce tho or
dinance strictly and Will have all who
fail to comply with Its provisions. within
tho time specified, brought before the
Police Court
from his public duty IN tho matter he
has had q great many complaints from
citizens regarding tho conditions of thu
streets, and that the time had come
when they must be cleaned.
The police department Will to-day beglr
to take M the unlicensed vehicles, dogs
etc. The lime for paying these taxes hut
expired seine days ago. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
refused payment on many OF his che q
because Nudi had nothing to his credit.
Was EMPLOYED Here.

Mr.. I.,l,nsten. the we'll known Main
Street jcwoer, said last night that Nudd
bud been in his employment 1or 4 SIX x
During that time,' said Mr.. I,ums1en.
f"Nudd had an average OF two or three
warrants served on him every week. ',s5,
IVA The two charges, on which he IS \ hel q
arc upon warrants sworn OUT pS ~ -. N n
Harrison and Mr.. Roltz y. I, !,
Harrison charges Nudd with stealing J, a |,
watch valued DIT $50: Boltz charges Nudn
with stealing d watch valued at $685. Both
charges are therefore for felony, VI /.
on y yesterday that he had complaints from
a. host Of citizens 1regardinE Nudd, VINO
Che snid) was bad charac ter II ~ /.
D. The cases have been ntlySworlseod
up by Sergeant 1vrenn,. who recently
made great reputat1iongo.y y, ms ct 1
of o Neil, the negro fence.
"a Nudd's cases come UP this morning anu
Saturday in tho Police Court II