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Arizona this fall will hold its nrst
territorial fair; New Mexico will hold
her twenty-ffth; and yet New Mexico
is so far behind Arizona In the ele-
ments and evidences of civilization,
to hear the Arizonians tell it.-Al-
buquerque Citizens.
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A little forethoughts may save you
no end Of trouble. AnySne whe makes
1t q rule to keep Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand knows this to be assfact. For sale
by all dealers.
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Governor Otero has issued a proc
lamation designating September 1fh
as Labor Day.
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Nothing on the Market to Equal to
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
This fact is well known to druggists
everywhere, and nine out Of eel will
give their customers this preparation
when the best is asked for. Mrs. ODE
Wilmer. a prominent druggist Of Jop-
lin, Mo-, in a circular to his customers
says: There is nothing on the mar
ket in the way of patent medicine
which equals Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints. We sell and recon
mend this preparation" For sale by
all dealers.
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To show that The Records rates
o advertising are quite reasonable
by comparison. we give the following
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FOR RENT.

e. H. Skipwith. t4410>
FOR RENT.-Nice furnished rooms.
Gentlemen only. log N. Rich. Att
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GENERAL DIRECTORY

Judge 5th Judicial Dist. VIM. H. Pope
Observation-Disclosures. Carl M. Bird
District Attorney, Has. NJ. Hervey
Sheriff Chaves Co. TX. s. Woodruff
County Treasurer. ........J. s. Lea
Clerk and Recorder. F. p Gayle
Supt. Pub. Inst. ........ ]. M Reid
Probate Judge, j. T. Evans
Surveyor, ........ v. r. Kenney
County Assessor, ...... Jno. c.. Peck
County Commissioners
First Dist, w. M. Atkinson.
Second Dist, Thos. d. White.
Third Dist, N. J.. Fritz.
County Physician. E. H. Skipwith.
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Members OF City CounctI.-frank
e. Brooks, M. D. Burns. J. P. Church,
Clarence U1Iery, Sylvester. P. John
son, J. w. Kinsinger. w. w. Ogle,
A. L. Whiteman, Geo. L. WHY'S.
Fire Department.-John T. Kelly,
Chief; Chas. Whfteman, Secretary;
E. j. Glover, Engineer.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Damon
Lodge No. Is. Meets Tuesday even
ings. over First National Bank
Sam Copeland, C. c.; w. @. Fau-
cett, X of r. & S.
q. p. O.. EEkS-Roswell Lodge No.
969. Meets Tuesdays in Odd Eel
lows HALL. F. Hinkle, Exalted
Ruler; Fred Miller, Secretary.
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See that "Roswell Crsasmery. 10
on your butter packaess 07tf
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THE RECORD - THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
cHAvEs AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL
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METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH
Corner Second and Pennsylvania
Rev. S. r. Twitty, Pastor.
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CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor, ............. J. f. Hinkle
Prest. of Council, -. Geo. l.. WHY'S
City Clerk, .......... Fred j. BECK
City Treasurer, ......... A. Pru1t
City Attorney, ........ K. X. Scott
City Engineer, 1890. Lucius D1ns
City Physician, 800. w. w. Phillips
City Marshal, ........ J.. j. Rasco5
Policemen, M. w. Witt, w. L. Ray
S~cavenger, ........ William Fyfe
Pound Keeper, ........ J. H. Taylor
Police Judge, ........ J.. B. Bailey
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Carnegie Library Trustees.
j. j. Hagerman, A. NJ. Robertson,
E. A. Cahoon, Col. J. W. Wilson,
Mark Howell.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Fourth
and Richardson ave.-Rev. C. C..
Hill, Minister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14


O. q, The iGt thg sn yau NJ.
W n9y ya ny ile1i5th u Becenber among
sotlicr1things that Professors Campbell aid
us ntenet1t 70 INC nress
The same not ofllclal.Sn they were n
only invited spectators. which clnse;l tlle
Misunderstanding, and hut YOU tdia, not
aesirc as our dolne, y cti9ns
2ra res ssIlan - and wlIs the class
Wo,lld mot be readpiitted las W.. WHOLE ! 2! E,
Would l'i be en back a by making
ton to- pu for readlnisslor and stating
iii saine8 that's they were acting under q
misunderstanding when the. class ,r 4,
s ssaed adysng Tim
to make applications for 3readnlissi Is TO
you, MS above stat ed, wi tn, the agreement
on your part hal n every M lnbe r 10 4 ~
plying would be ttlke E; We $esrtaL,
sagreen1tnt{and3 your wishes as q resscd.
Elm your clrcular etter to snc Eyou stated
i cOul no. return, o wing To tho active
4 rsesai etRn M
Well that In our ntei'yieW$5a and agree
.ment with you, there was no discrimina-
ton Sinnln Osai nst$ ;lrSS one who WI rev
o X tsrlpS O. a.piea' Rno ts
and committeeman or the class a d p
51ccted by tlleiii.3s 4 have also received "a
,Humbcro % letters from members q the
class, say Ing Tint their letters for, read +
mission were considered ,lnsatlsf factory.
which they stated were as q hove I'd greed.
III you Will pardon mo can onl " say
that this Is In direct violation OF our.
agreement with You s. and besides being
maze q cats pa " It Is n very remarkable
condition Of things. 4 FAX as} 95s Il
cry Resnectf u Is.
BE-, r G 81 ri ,Er VI 5}
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II FAR MERS' M UITU AL. 1,
Death From Z; yphoidl NJ Fever s,''' Z.
MI. Iohn Werth Very III.
35ffll,,lp5cey.nl5 ~ rho Tijnes-I 5ispatc I.)85


@ ~ (Spccsnl to Tho Times spa + lt.
K HESTER. Az January 1s.---,r he Ext
& ecutiya committee of he Fart ncrs li,tual
5T,e,lefit IA ssnclation% met here r esd ny TO
audit tlle accounts OF 81 he ussoCia ton.
There nv ere present Mr.. John IS Ia ylor.
president; e; Charles NJ. Friend. general
\ aEcntnnd secretary; NJ essrs. I. q. Sandy,
&of N ttoway,, N r. B. BOO TIL, Of Dinw,iddic
Milton cLauine. s of F'ow i,at;ln nd
William k5A. BlankIngshii Of G hes crt.el "a.
directors. Mr. 4. x o. Sand was elccte cd
Vice president In place of III +. urnley.
u or spotsylvanin. The report 10 he $50
iciation5shows ID stead " Iii crea Sc . I mem
6bership. EWit hall losses Spn i'd e$S sa ri
This association is chartered by the
State as n farmers mutual fire and iGht-
ming associntton.snndS has been ~ u opera
ton for n number of years, q with their
office at this place. MI " III
NJ r. Bunny" Burnett, who has been for
some time sick with typhoid fever and
living about three miles from this place,
died day. There are three other mem
bers OF The family nffected. but two az
then, are reported as conYalescing, being
@nll OF the chldren%of the family. The
1eighbors are doing their part in looking
after them, but they q re- still needy OF
{ help. Y & "a
Mr.. John 1Vertb. mn old Confederate.
md brother Of Alr.8 James RI Vert y.
8of richmond, IS crlt ic.lliy III 53h ore. OF
Isright's disease. His w1 re also Is an
invalid and i ii Il helpless condition. Mr..
John Werth. III. n son, has left his busl-
ness aud is here looking after hem.
Y ,There9is no other female in the family.
but the mother. but kind i1eighbors are
doing what I hey can to relieve the stuu-
Y ton. $ 5B88 3. +: re-
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BRIDE: SWEPT AWAY
ROANOKE !. I | RIVER !i|..
It Will be a T otal Loss to the
construction Com
& pafly. n
snac,a 1910 Tllmc :...pls p,,lt chs

8S5 Especial to Tho CHI S5s5
sBoYDTO ON, \. Januar ~ he one, e.;
half OF the new toll bri ID &c q az ross the;
Roanoke River at the intersec ton OF the
Dan ana Staunton r vers, & at Cla rksYtll
which WAS swep t away last saturday by
high water, IS a total loss 3f N OF Sa stn gle
lpiece 81 the old material can be used in
Efrebuilding the bridge. III ~ est inated
that twill COS bet ween TIVE and four
teen Thousand dollars II o ~ repla &c II tho
damage done, w tich5s loss viii IA IA er,-
tirelyRu ron tho construction company,
sThe original contractor fol-; the work
was the Burlington Bridge q pany Of
Burlington, N, G. This mpnny sold
out II to the Virgin MIA Bridge n and ga Iron
ali contracts and obligations OF the origt--
nal contractors nnd agreed to complete
the work fully. q "a rs
The contract specified that the work
was TO be done by the LIST Of January
1906 Since the destruction Of the Staun-;;
ton side Of he new bridge, the cons truc-{{
ton company v Is Y skiing an extension Of
time to the 1st of June next. III; K 8sSs
t3s The Town Council or ClarksYdlle , ~ lch3
the bridge built, claims that the.
town&will suffer considerable loss In bust Il
ness and otherwise In consequen Of the
failure of the company to complete the
bridge at the proper time, and forst this
loss ana lnconvenien they claim thirty
five hundred dollars damage The cons
tract price for the building OF the rldgoa
is twenty-five thousand dollars. Il }f5g
q The bridge Is nearly q quarter OF q M Ia
long and is sixteen feet wide, It Is built
OF steel with SIX spans. There are seven
piers, the center one resting on tho point
OF the inter.A, .tion OF the Dan and Staun-s
ton Rivers. II The piers are bull Of con-
crete, moulded In pipes four feet In diam
seter 81 Tho accident, It sE appears, was
caused by the worknlen allowing tln1bcrs3
to hang from the bridge and 4 ese TIM
t;ers cnused a raft to- gather and the
great force OF tho current swept hal the,
bridge ana piers away The X bridge as
higher than tho railroad bridge, which
isFonly Il few hundred yards above the
new toll bridge. HI gs If NIL u
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ACQUIRED B Y HE c., H q D.

f 4:eS{ tByI Assoct q ed l'ress.)
h 8CISCINNATI,4 CHIO j ans L. IL ol low,
ing the ratification by the tockholders Of
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Iof
the Pere Marquette deal Is the. announce
lment OF the purchase BY Eugene thinner
smanSand II b. collins, OF the Southern
and 4 Western: Railway i Company 4 cor
tpcratIona doing business iii Virginia and
the G,arolinas, In the valley. between the
Smoky Arountain range and the Cumber-
lands. President zimmerman said that
Il he use OF the name Of tho Virginia and
Southwestern and Virginia and South
eastern In this connection was caused by
ii similarity OF corporation names. ii @
= With the acquiring of tho railroad goes
the 1900 acres OF coal lands. whlchis
known ms the Cranes Nest mines. Ar
5rangements have been made With the
chesapeake and Ohio for connectiong9at
the breaks orsthe 81 Sandy. ana then
for transportation to the u Northern re-
3gion reached by tlle Detrolt- Southern.
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'TR||EsRUss|ANsa TRYING
...iTO|NTERCEPT.NOG|
n. MI tByIAssoclated Press.

l>TSSS.
TOIi TO, Jan. 10. The bodies Of Russian
cavalry raiders actively operating SOUTH
west b i, ino Is Yang nre evidently desrotls
4 or harnsslng Japanese railroad communi-
GATOR, ana 3intcrrupting the Etranspo,ta-
ton Of General Nogis army to reinforce
Field Marshal Oyana at Lao Yang The
Japanese army Headquarters, reporting
Thursday, sa vs.: ~.
ednesdhy, ut 10 In The morning, a
Japanese cavalry detachment encountered
four Companies OF Russian cavalry west
and sfeicely enga gcd them. At 40 IN
the afternoonFthc Russians were repulsed
with heavy losses Subsequently they
were reinforced by several companiestof
cavalry and eight guns. Tho Japanese
8drewsthe russians TO Lucrhpac and ems
gagged and pursued them. t5fsii 3S5
On "wednesday night Il small body OF
Russian ca valry reached the railroad line
and tore up tho tracks between q shan
Yinkow. They were Immediately repaired
and tho line was reopened tostratfic. @s3liss.
" On w dlcsdny afternoon 9. 900 Russian,
cavalry. With guns, d ttacked Nuchwang.
The ia panepe were forced tOBretlre tent
sporarily, but were reinforced, attacked
the Russians and are still pursuing them
The Russians also al tackled Niuchia1l-
.tun, but were rcpulsed Y MI issS IA a
a report from i he Japanese army head,
quarters on the Lao sTung peninsula,
received ~ ida "; &s;l vs. ~
"a body Of Russians, evidently from
General NIistcsenk0s cavalry brigade,
with tho Second Infantry Regiment, rail-
road guards and guns, recent w surround
ed the Japaresc }postsat iN.euchlatun, north
OF YinkoW, on the line Of communications,
and assaulted Z It \ from the direction OF
siantsziatzu. The Russians were re-
pulsed, losing q t least eighty men Is
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Flagrrrn,ant Injured.

% Dr, Leonard, in charge OF tho ambll-;
lance yesterday nfternoon u esponid ed e
a Gull Sat the Bal win Street CROSSING g q
8treat52n hagn1nn who had sustained Vi In
giuries from havn been hi by ., e freight
car KIM Az . y Z
1.-The man 4 had been Il employed as q q;
wntchman 3 at tho crossing and several
{ years 4 ago @lle lost one leg while IN an
Incident X terdilyS5 he n cou not. n
account Of his disability, get gu Z OF he
way OF n a lgll cur, VIII was beln g
tho head and painfully injured. but lot
seriously, the wound being y cash y the
scalp. n EIe wfla treat cd and taken home. "A
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M r. B'RIsTOW RESIGNS no
BE SPECIAL COMMISSIONER
.lERy. Aasoclnted Presys,I I

gsiNYAsIIINGTON. d. q ~ Jan. 13-Joseph
II BrlstoW, Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, to-day rendered toEtho President
his 9resl gnntion as an officer or the pos
tai 8service, to take effect on tho s0tll In
stnnt.g BY an exocutiYo order Issued late
this afternoon, President Roosevelt ces-
3ignatcd8 Mr., Brstow as "a special commits
5sioner to make an Investigation into the
present trade conditions nnd freight rat
between the a Atlantic and Pacific coasts
America and the east coast or tho United
States and Europe, tofdetermine the best
policy OF managing efPanama Railroad
Mr. Hrlstow is allowed $15 IA day and
expenses, and n stellogra pher ut So II
,dnysand expenses, to BIO paid out Of the
funds Of the lsthman Canal Commissions
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'A|SL[SNCROWBED
|NNQ ] |: j |. D
Manager Wells #8Ts Summoned
to $AppcarBilta Colttt and ils
u Explain. s5 ssSj
The FEnERAL PATRONAGE.

.(speciAisl p,rlayrlmes- Dispatch, "

3f gS (speciAt5 To- rlie 'rlnies- Dlspatcli.)
NJREtO Tx, "a. january 1B.--A u SUM I'M
Il mons wns Issued to-day ngnirstl otto
5sWells, manager az tho Academy and slht,
8Gratlby ,rhcatrcs clitlrgcd wi a'L VIOLA
4 ton OF tho new theatre ordinance by.
allowing tie uislcs una iassa geway vs. q
the Academy OF Music Il q BECOME blotclEse y
\ last nlght during tile performance of st1e
& Chauncey olcottB Company II, 1'ere r. "
The summons we're sworn 8otit by eh fl
Il Of Police IL. Mallory Bousi " Ibis I'm orfl-
Zig before Justice of The Peace Hannah.
This tie first case q arise {,,d III 'he
Theatre ordinance I'D opted %last Vi faf lt 4
Manager Wells says that there ,t's
n3dlrerciice Of$ oolni0n between Chlef8of
Police I3oilsIi and Ahimsclf as 10 tie ineall-
q 0rStha ordinance on which he 81 UNI
y ,l,6nacs we're based. Il Mr.. sYclls's inter-
HlretatfunS that he has ~ " fiilio =.
n II limited number of rls 70 sstanu ~
the rearBof5 tho last roWof hehts on b potli
n ,oorgS Ut The Academy and Tic !Sir FED
,rlcatrc.$ provided the nisles g ot Cd Do,
$atrneted5ands tbe8p es for il Y ~
#cgress are KEEP t open a & " u
Ak; II ITlssl Y
II. Waicotts Ia proniineeh VI
leader, to-day announced hat .hs nag \ rs s
ccpted the position MS one e5 N Y
spatronnge fercess the Second DIS
5itrct,khis selection having bceil Scpnfiirtncd
py8thc5 President yalcott announced e. q
neosltiyely. that he IS not and viii not be
u Il candidate FOR any FEDERAL ~ ..g
5s a. II. Martin. Of Il Norfolk count VI. VIII,
Ii is understood also ceeIt ~ a one 81
three referees and tllousl,,cthng aal's
mite Shns been heard from IVY y opki n,:s,
S Of Newport News, no third mi y is
not presumed that lie would shave per- ls
United the tiBe5 or hlsl,a me u ms con- GO!
necton at SYashngto unless had been
his Intention 10 accept. Mr. IiopktliNn1s u
now ii. Washing ton. h 5
ssii some think that ha nd !dacy a.or$ the
Newport News posttnnstership ms q Ne M
follower may yet cnnke him ITO dscitl,St
4 position AS patronage referee IN y avor5
ef soir,c other N export eyvs Iscrnblica II
yterc arc so many slemp Repuhlicti+', !.
nftcr Fed eral posi- tons, however. ina 81 y
may beS dlHirult to And II acceptn Bile NC
cessor 10 Hopkins from he Sletnp view
point, should he n8tfe eEd flefl'r Inc
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vA..5iTt ANIL SALOON LEAGUE EElr.
N III sS5 NC 5LYN CHI Blu re, VA, ' A k-g5i35f
ffl Ia q VE17r II .1q-r n

Account above Is occasion tho \. " Norfolk ~ J.
md Western Railway vii! sell round
itrip tickets from Richmond iat $500. and
corresponding low tes from all other
points on Its line In Virginia, Iackets
VIII be sold January 10Th and l7tho good
for return passage until January ", ly06.
lrhree daily trains In each direction be-
tween Richmond and l,ynchblrg, e lll-
man parlor and sleeping cars. For tickets
md further nfornat.on, apply Richmond
Transfer Co.. Ticket Agent Byrd Street
Station, or al, gscompnny's ollice, No. SIS
East Main Street. sJs 3 at It'll III
JOHN II. WAGNER, g, II, BSsSLE
CITY Pass. Agent, M Dist. Pass, Agent.
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! So,cietySs IN s tie $Accuser. SY

Pa IT was aulhoritnti lively stated Fyesterday
not ma Sncc,sscr Il NJ Is. y j n Fl. IN
tie Police Court ,Thnrsd mi rning !.sE Rev.
super III, tend entS 9 the So
ciety was presen In the Police Court ne ,ls
chiIdren5in the event that Just Ice Crutch-
field 9decided. that M rs.ts yne wa OF q
suitable HpersonBt to rear children. XII
Justice rutchlleld. lioWev ID not tlel1
eide he. case Who'll WI on It's &merl but
deemed 1t best 10 lot the woman return
to- Fred er! cksburs, lere e would y. y, PC
dealt with persons who know hhr.!ss.r ? 9
terGo L parent s,9 butsaSprot ector Of defense
less children. 5f J
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REDUCED RATES TO SOUTHERN
IA POINTS VIA aEABoARD AIR

sci montgomery Ala, and return, ac-
count or Interstate S enrs Cane Growers
Association, The seaboard VII sell on
Richmond to Montgomery at rate cot
ls2l, 90, limited TO return by January 3oth.i
arhe seaboard has an exceptionally good
schedule to Montgomery via a tianta, 81 Ia.
4 For further Information In regard to
above cheap rates. Gull or write to adj
dress below, and any information will DO
tcheerfully furnished. 5a5ss V 9s3 x
Il. II S. Lizard w. M, TAYLOR,
Dist, Pass, ACT, City Tieket Agt, 4
Phone 406; $40 East Main Street,
me Seaboard. Afr line has tho shortest
line from Richmond to Florlda by forty
five niles. Two fast trains every day
With pullman sleeping cars, running solid
without change, 70 Florida. fil III S4
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,. Y RMELO N S Sal. s.st.sI
v II EAvY ON I'll CONS CIENCE
ESPECIAL $to The T Il: /, pIspa IN, q.

II 5FREDERIcNsBUTsG, Al, Jan. 13.----y
tA;.sSfew8 days ago q colored man OF this
! ity met Mr. g. n w Proctor an aged
Ind well known ci tizen N on the street
3 here and told him i hat In tho summer of
1866, he stole three wat ertn elons from his.
patch. and since that time the deed had;
been resting heavily on his mind and con,
science. II asked Mr.. hi Proctor to nc-t
ccpt from him t he gum or thirty cents in
payment, as wnternlelons We're worth Mt
that time ten cents. and by so doing n
great burden would be-llfted from him..
NJ ~ roc tor. received I he n oney. told
hlieYed A1E
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sereet, 4 for I l,ts district, and II he HIS
been notified sof Ills sappointmentlihe does
not saefn to know t1itiah about what he
effect Sw]sl tNi s0n3ShIs candidacy for The
Office VI spost,nastor Postrnastcr Heads
friends Are still confident that the latter
will DC Erarppnihte x l54 tn N ,.li
& Ttes. ,cordhet's jury, which has been
Jinvcstlgatlng Into the crcunstnnccA str-
rounding tho death OF william Tnlia-
Sfefto, tile negro, q FISHERMAN who was
fatally shot aboard the schooner y. III.
Beauchampi two weeks ago, to-day failed
to agree upon a verdict. n
The rules and regula tlons of tile school
board have been directed to Investigate
Into the nuinber%of school books tho pupils
have been required to purchase during
the present session y! t' There have beetil
numerous complaints from the patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
n DEATH IN THE STORM.
Two Pass 4 Away, One Sud denly,
III II iiphlanrd 5yi
snec Y z ,, J, 2 =, M y, y, i,

n MONTEREY, j an. 10 Wednesday
night, during the prevalence Of one OF
4 the worst storms Of the winter, death
$Ssisitcd two happy A homes In " ig hlnnd.
Air.5 Iali u yle, al Or ogenarlan, who has
long lived 'near Va LEY Cent and reared
"a & large family OF useful and respected
children. lied OF pneumonia. NJ 5s 88
55s he second victim WAS tho young wife
of Mr. Wellington Hevener, near High
town. Her dcattS was unexpected and
very sudden. She leaves II husband and
two little children. one Of them a tiny
babe She was a "a anghtes Of NJ +. IA.
4 ReXrod G, % q The same co immunity. SIC
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THE BOYS Z s SIDE.
President Of Junior Class Writes
III Il 70 DR.. McBryde, II 55

Especial to The Times Dispatch )
BRADFORD, IN A., jan. 10 IL N reply TO
Y DR.. M cBryde' n y letter. refusing him re-
admission to college. the following letter
has been written by Mr. Bruce Tinsley,
Sof East Radford, 4 President nj the Junior
Glass, OF the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
8tutG. d Is 5S
AZ 81 East Rad ford. ya..$Jan.S7, 1905.
dr. r. M! Nc Bryde, y8 President OF the Vlr-
.8aa3} GINA Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg
Dear sIr.--Yourj letterasof the Il th $il,-
slant, stating that y could Snot return to
d COLLEGE, was of ourse III great II surprise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
One Found Guilty.

a Especial to Tho Times- Dlspa tch) q "A IA
b sLYNCHBuItG. YA., Ian. ls-ln the
Corporate ton Court to-day Iorhert Burn
ley was convicted Of breaking into a
chesapeake and Ohio freight car in
strnnst near the city last month. was
convicted and given year In the penl-
tertiary. Oscar stnnett ana Emmet
simpson,ffwho were Jointly Indicted with
burnley, were discharged tho prosecu-
ton entering q nolle prosecute In the in
dictments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
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FROM NEW YORK City.
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y tBy 44Asso ciated Press) S;
8 NEW YORK, an. 1s.--FTlgh tened by
the activity Of "a trlct Attorney Jerome.
who has announced + that he intends, IL
possible. "a to- ySsu press gambling In this
city hundreds Of card sharps arc prepar-
Ing 10 leave New orlt. Many or them
4planEto go to II + Spring a &, and OF her
winter resorts. N E 8 S4l 5a5 3ss
{ The gamblers were given a 8 STING ing
blow BY Mr.. Jerome II -da " when he an
snounced that every Keeper Of ii gambling
house "a n " N eWsa 70 TX will DO summoned
to. Il appear before $liin to tell whit he
KIN ows about the usiness. a. To add 8 to
their fright, Police Commissioner NlcAdoo
late to-day Joined I'M scrusttide $to era a.
Sicat q the gambling es,il IA I'D sem his sec
sretaryg withapo lice of lcials to raid several
ALLEGED 4 pool room $. and gambling houses.