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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
EWELIs WOW IN ST. LOUIS by 1,4o5.
Republicans, However, Got five Good
Omees--BOnd Issue Beaten,

Republican, HOWeNtEf HON ANt "Vou
Omees--BOnd Issue beaten.
BrsLoUIs, April 5.-By plurality OF 1, t25
(RoIla Wells was reelected Mayor Of st.
dIoals yestsrdhy, defeating Judge John A.
Tally. Republican. Democrats got the
majority Of the Offices, though Eve good
plnns fell to the Republicans. The
So,OO0,O0o bond issue was lost. The bonds
were Intended 10 defray the cost Of now
ioharitable institutions and a magnificent
boulevard connecting leading parks and
pemeterisa,
The new city officers are; Mayor, Rolla
IiWelIs, DEM; Comptroller, james Y. Player,
lOm.I Auditor, Bernard Dierkea, Dem !;
Treasurer, james 81. Franciscus, DEM
lCollector, james Hageman, Jr., Dem.
REGISTER, Patrick J. Regan, Rep; Marshal,
lGeorge p. Weinbermer, Rop.; Inspector Of
weights and Measures, Oscar Z. Layton,
Rep.J President Board Of Public Improve
3nentA Andrew J. o Reilly, Re D.; President
Board Of Assessors John j. O'Brien, Dem b;
President City Council. Hamilton A. For
P'nau Rep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
OSCAR TRIES THE GRAND JURY
Told That He VIII he Sent For n the Jury
Need Hin.

Oscar HAmmerstein made good yesteT-
day his threat that he would try to get the
Grand Jury 70 consider a charge Of criminal
libel against Supt. Hopper Of the Building
Department. Oscar got TO the Criminal
Courts Building yesterday with bulky
envelope in one hand. He took the trail
TO the Grand Jury room aud sent in a com
plant 10 Arnold Kohn, foreman Of the
Grand Jury. After about 20 minutes he
was informed that IL the Grand Jury should
care 10 look him over he would be sent for.
Then Oscar wandered back TO Broadway.
In his complaint Oscar has told Of all his
troubles with the Building Department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
sIayOr.Erect Dunno Coming Here,

MhyoE -eleot Dunno OF Chicago Is coming
here on April end win appear that night
before w r. Heagts 3 Municipal o wRership
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
THE IRYINGTON,

on the Beach Al Virginia ave, overlooking Board
walk and steel Pier, very centre Of all attractions
Modern up 10 date hotel CdpaClty 30. Every com
fort and equipment Including elevator steam heat,
baths. sun paroTs, etc. Special reduced rates 10
Spring gucst--SlO up weekly, 81 up daily. Table
and service feature. Booklet. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
AuReyo,r TO Pol P1ancon.

Pol Planeon returns 10 Europe to-day on
la Lorraine. He will spend a few days in
Paris and then 20 TO Cannes, where he ex-
poets 10 visit Maurice Grau. NJ. PlanCon
has been engaged by Mr.. Conried for next
seasons opera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,


Atlantic CHy n. y,
STONE, IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims preeminenCc for ITS location, ConstrlC-
tion, conveniences and best New YORK patronage.
Whole block on ocean. Music throughout wear,
Sea water 10 Ell baths. Ice water and phones In
rooms. Capacity GOO. Golf Boolylet. ownership
Management, JOSIAH WHITE q SONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
bishop M'l |. All n !.
DIES ] {. sIh N len Y0R ] < I
Was Sevcnty-three Fears of Age
and Had Been Suffering
4 From Heart Disease. y
;snac,a Il z INA ,ri,,4ss1,spatch.l

u Especial to The Times Dispatch)
l4Ni1NV ~ t1x, TO b. q. Bishop william, IN
\ Edward AfcLnren, Of Chicago, WHO gave
ito that ity the distinct gof having the
Btirst Protestant Episcopal Cathedral NJ In
ssthe United States, died last night at his hi
Temporary residence, No. 81 Madlsofi Ave- Y y
niue. IIo was seventy three years old 4 and
had been suffering from heart disease md y q
btonchltlsBf for three weeks. " $s II u
az Bishop fcLarcr was - h this cit " on a,
visit when lib was strtck en- I. Lis VII his
daughters, Misses Martha and III elehis AND
Ills SON, WI lam All, had bee sum none
stos ls edside and were nv him az the
thine Sof his deaf b. I'll On. N f5s Ei
Borr, In Gene W., Bis Top clar y
mated from hat Tuition III FIG
,;afterward received egrees from "a e cine
college and the University 4 Of the South
|SIte engaged & III teaching 81 ana editorial
work. until 1857 and entered he 3I'resby-
terrain ministry In 1850 nj S 81 MI 81 3.
N tIc embraced tho Episcopal falt h n iii
land was ordained al To- pr est II p q .l 9
was ted Bishop of Illinois n ,,isle
|5nnd iii 1853 tfs title was changed 70 that
lot & Bishop Of CHI cage. Flo founded tno
Western Theolog cal Sen mary IN Cchic =.
10 and the Waterman Hall for e5lris +. IN
|itrustces of sc. Mary & School = n .Kn ox-
willie, 5#IIl., No and national president Of tho
sF'hi Csa1nrnn Delta fraternity. n, ,aa5
|S$Amofig TIL books OF which q was tt ~,
author are Timer Proofs l, u Z.
E..Analysia Sof Panthcistn, u ne Practice
20 the Interior IL! .g5 .'tt,he n oily Priest
land &."'T he Essence OF Prayer.'ss> It'll q GE4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
PROPERTY t,y Transfers


Richmond 81 CT. Carte and wi To- and Y I'm
and IN S I'M y Vest 80 iee1
On cast Side 81 STU olih Stree Duyal
n. Il. y i3adgett aid wife to I. Ford. 60
feet or nnrth isqa OF hatnf feet west
of Cherry Street, %. 100 .}ii
M OrdWhyit Pu ler; Epeci 81 fcot1inli AL
II LIwsa rs feet on cast side Of & I y ,s
Streets. subject to payment OF ertain$ taxes,
f'WIlhen,Ino schraidt to stagg. e
feet On north limo OFFS foyS 10 u
sreet east of Walnut 100,
5VirEinlas Nfnphi q nv George Ny
BROWN "A 1-3 Of
Y156@ feet west 81 ssYsnt traet ,blo,
Mary r. and Wood TO-! q 2;
strss trset
si Z anri u II
Inna .Durretto 5 10 IA acres about TWO miles
north iofp Richmond. and 8910 acres bGt'yeeni
The Old al eadnW ridge road Il and RtchnonS'
{Hsnrico fTurnpil 81 900 .
1Hloseph D. ham same
property described ain deed next ado
Jafe ID Patch a 1, +, IN IN
acres on the Count road about y; out ~ 'es hof'h
OK MarW NJ. and w. q Sims to- George II 4
rJeIsln,. an feet on south side Of Mali street, Il
a. Sfeet 3anst OF Vino Street, $500 g.
4 same tp} Clara Ioettor, 80 feet on cast
lho@of Vine Street, 80 feet south of Man MAJ
's EdWIn I'd starke Mary Jane Dilrrstts;
block is and AZ sII ,s Bqerton's plan % q
1VnJn,It E 800 $F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
CRASHED THROUGH. /! |: 4.
!BRIDGE|a|N70aR|

N S53s Thy Associated Press 5 WI
.45tAIBANY, IA. !. Feb y 70. II e engine of
the regular passenger train on the Cen
trail 81 Georgia Railway, which left Az
ibany at s:5o - clock this afternoon. vent mt
through the bridge spanning the Chat
tafoochee River. at Columbia. Ia The
engine plunged into the mud dy waters
or the swollen stream carrying with i
and killing or drowning Engineer Ell tah
Pate and Fireman 6. "a. Dean. Tho 8ba g.
gage and mail car went partly over the
chassm made ply the fall ling loo oniotiye,,
1t was held iii place 0nly s. by. the coupling
to the second class Goa CHI. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Approved byl the M ay,o,r,..

Y II Mayor Nc fthy has q proved a num-
beraof resolutions and gortln allces,, nmongi
4 a joint COMMITTEES to urge the building or
the proposed new chesapeake and y ono,
u khops here. a Ri n .@1s N & Is q
Another resolution pprpved directs s? hat
a report and ordinance be submit ted to
the Council creating tho flee Of building p
Il inspector. So Z, tfi.5 M
The following salary Increase ord finances
Keeper 81 lakewood Censtery from sos to
h S75 a month; increasing tho 50 larry OF the
janitor5 of the HoWltzers and . Cavalry
Enrmorlea to $50 a month. lend Axlng the
at $40 a. day, r. a S{9 II f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
FREDERICKSBURGgAFFAIRS
s5AS Frozen Pig Broug ht .&to Life
bv$ the Sun sSF

81 81 XIII
:.AS; Frozen PIG. Br ough t Sto Life
by the Sun.
gg8 Especial n ID Tho Times. DIspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG 81 Feb: 20 . ;s----;
The Christian Church. 4 Of this 81 ty,s-hasi
extended a unanimous call to Rev.sB. H. Z
sNhist ton, OF yYashingt ton, 81 Mr.. Whiston
mas the matter under cons deratl lon and
ills believed that lie will &c cept, He has
been conducting a revival q here for two
we cks3 and mad 4 a. fine impre on. St55a
ifg The real estate In this city belon Ing
Ito the estate of the late Miss Kate q
KaIeswas gold i at auctio on ] by direct Ion Sos.
THE q b eirs ia close "A the ESTE te:: Two
sbrickabuild ings4 ON lain Stree " were pur-2
chased b5; A1r. Absal ON Nice fen, one at
81. 600 ana the Of her i 81 ,45O. and ri LOT
on Princess Anne Street, went TO 4 N 81
e. j. ones fos $500: a a
DR.. J. n. II Barney mas = urcAase 3of 2Air.
Ks. s. Bradford, three dwelling houses Or.
Lewis Street. nea I Kenm ore. on private
terms. ri. 4{$ 81
b Mr. George M. Hunt. sr.s, OF this city
who was badly injured on SATURDAY. by
falling from the roof Of "a 1ding On
which he was working. in stat ford. coun-
ty snow at his home y ere and Is I'M
proving. Fl. y, II
IA Prank Ia ylor. a coloreds sect lon hand
fcII from 4 a !. freight train On the n lch-5
Inonld Fred riG ksburg and 3Po tomac Rail-
road a t Quantlco. while crossing g bridge
on Saturday and WAS nternally injured g y
"a MI. William Hodges, 81 King George
county. during the recent cold spell, found
one OF his pigs frozen st 4 and guppos-S
ing threw y On the i MI s,ae
irving Is get IN. the sun having revived '''i
Mr.. I. . M. spilman. Jr..,,Sof F''a "a,
county, has sold a fine roadster ito !. Mr. y
Temple eva thney, Of New YORK f ftH
81 GOT. l}5 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
is5 Gave Enjoyable p ance.

ono Of tho most cnjoynble events OF tho sea
eson was the yer in. tho meme, Or Az "
2 b t1l n ana ahe
TSanninr ~wns continued until nidnght,s when
served afsfr slah small, nj
inyrs IL the morning when tho guests dls-
s. da ohoIns , Tsse
tinns Fl uefl ~ Miss Jennie TIudge,is on tile
s sisi'G and Msssrs Frank Ma rnhle and James
Pickles on guitar and Y. j, " "
Mary o. NeW York MISS - sa.e
af Menrico; Miss Jennie Tt,,dgons OF Highland
prings Of HsG' slss Nat,i Isbn,l
ArnnsS Luck and Messrs.a Frank Luck. Walter
arahal an a ~ oSeFhS sn
Other guests present were NIisses Clara
Smith Agnes White, Lotto " Ro n , M"Iy
X Nicholns Roney, IL 81 Pickles, Edgar Rouss.
MD 9Iesdan,es N, Roney, Robert lso'lss 4 ana
], G ~ Il Pickles. III 81 " rs ~ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
'is!|O|NS0FvGT'G.R'A||A||||!s|||'.
ALREADY ! A11yl0lRk
Committee ott Special Supple !s'
sSt11cnt% Times Dispatch "
s5Ss "a Appoints sJS
MEMORIAL ! 10 WOMEN Z Z :! !!
3j ~ IL t "a M Il
THIS Is the Lab VIII f22S Icy Love
NJ Which SoitsS (
KS slime .Es 81: IA, Il NJ

S An Interesting meet Ing aof Lee Camp
\ SONS of Confederate etcratis, va y held
Il last nigh atLee Gasp Hall Con n,a,,de Y
southwark presiding. steps we're take y
60 False funds for tho memorial ~ Cot-i
d fsderato women. which The nited Sons
4 Of COR edcrats Veterans has NJ kenschda;rgo
4 camp also determine to h0ltl sni
special meeting on Monday, March ~ ~,
4 atSwhich II Is expected fiat United 1l'1sfl
states seiia.or Berry, OF 3e OF
I sressn,an John lib and q her nleinpcr II,
OF tho Congress: Polk Miller, q y
4 known entertainer, and various others t'. !.
win make addresses or Scontrl butte the,
i programme being repaired therefor. ~
yItations viii be Issued to- the RI u. ia Lee
ana Pickett Camps, the Dangi.t t ersi
of sS tho Cont fedora IS, tho Iiollyw'
Juniors. the Hebrew Memorial AsAucitI-t
II Ton ana tie Oakwood Also ciat op,S B nnd
n other bodies Interested In tile mo eiilcnlt3
10 TO present ont this 'occaslo ~ n. ti
Tho camp add pted ID reso ton fen ~.
N BY Comrade N T.. II erlliH srnlt h.F end oTsiiss
Il the movement Tor the memorial IS Goil-
fpointmcr,t Ola special committee Of Mt
teetft rs take ciinrg OF I'LL e forts fraise'
I funds for this cause, nlld en- ling upon
sallSto forward the m oyen1en Toe chiet
/. b lty5 Of this committee s~lll be 10 direct
the work 8of preparing stssuing and aell-s
Ing 25 900 copea q special cement az
10 Ibc issted by Tic iMes5 Pts Yen II
II aid OF the movement This gen eralS com y,
gmlttee will 81 be subdividcd into Ssrnal ior,
4 committees to- have charge Of the edito IN
work. a soliciting sndvertisemcnts5a nd az ila
ii ,act IL Il Ia sales ar the specia iss ue
onrnit tee Announced.
rho co,nn,andcr announced n!s the mem M
& bers Of thls committee ] udge III ~ Cartori
tt.Schairman 4: II on I'll rlry IN Yics-
u han Mcssrs. Robert l.cck i, ] ~. J e. Hen
siI,Y Smith, H. Leslis spence ~
Walden. John B.9 Ligh foot Jr., jose Pr
Levy n. Rennle. Lewis e ranuer,
N ] ohn A.l Lamb. Fill Montague. n ssS II,
II Montague, Dr.. Greer - ug lIn an = "a Ing q
y Ion. Edwin r. Cox. 5$SS
This 5coIninittee will ppears be lore l4ea
n Camp next Friday light and presentt inc
u nln1 adopted for ratsirg funds ana q. @
Il spnear22 for the same pnrpos before SplcA
~ eft4 Camu S,,cx Ct Monday nigh Is e.
y lat night was forine Command Ter y !. p;
#B. S Stuart Of s Norfo recent ySf % ar
United States Mr:5 s'l15
u called upon by Commander SouthHard ~
and pressed his lleasnrcl Y beng :. PIES
81 crlt and liIB continued interest n thc aof r.
8ganiAt lion. I ISL III !. J. y. IS.
$'' The camp djourned siarc,.% 6th
" " nan ita Great 81 sTAtsfe
&; Camp la y. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

ri was II. model husband and was ever
-1ovinpIy7 attentive to tho wife OF has
Wnmt + VIM fell asleep just d few months
fS,l,ead of. him, Had she lived q mo y 7
ionger they would H have celebrated " l1 y
'Sgolden wedd{ingi j 4, q ,atbar : 1ayout
Nous "a; christian, a.. noble 5nlq. Virglpl
gem eitia III who enjoyed the universal es-
teemE of his fellow men, M I, 4
,oYingl tendeIly. ana Teyersdtly x, \
We consigned his body to tho gray 3n 4 I,
IN q n ,1rsS ca rts we swhl ever cherish his
blessed memory. AS flYrt her esYlden n,
lIodge.room be draped In mourning, ahd
5thaf tho members thereof wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty day and
a. copyso theanboyes be sent ~ y ne FAMILY
furnished tho pal ers, requessling pupt'llleia.'
ton, 4, Z, n ,,,,, u, K :, Z, 49,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
paklawn Summary.

IIoE sPRiNa as, a RI, /. Feb Summaries;
First race thrsa and q half " fu " !,
sesnnd. Azure u 10 l),third Time IN ~
Second racA-.sx furlongs- NJ lmon Is % y
NrsI shady Lad ieyer) 6 second Our l.l|lls
hird.-ons mile,-crt lcal X to ~ frat, S,
syerskln % 70 81 second Fra lllpo {ils 20 y
third ms ~ q 4 u u frst,
Black F' Cat is I'd second, King ai1e g 70 %
third Time y. 3 ~,
Golfer ($O to Il second, 4ittls IYsllis TO
III thjrd. Time ;as VI \. .S3 }. \.
Sill h--one mi claot lc n trst,
.l fasas t 4sR IS isssps saA9R ss' N \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Jockey iClub's Races

"a "a. (By5 Aasoclnted 4 FFsSH 10
NEW ORl Ms. FehruasIy;, |. sow ,,l at
The Orleans Jockey SIaps 'ask drs
4 Roxeile hi to.5S Second, I'eerless Queen t?5
10 Is third. Time l;ns AT =, Il, " nrst
Tishon,ingo Is to . second, Mint Boy Is g y
third: Time 81 2.5. IA % y slgs :, 4. Z, Z; I.
7SThrd-aeSsn furlongs Fog Hunting ~ !ll g
Foarth-slx turlonssE HaInmer q e
X lrean' I'd 10 Is third. Time Al 10 SIS.
Fifh-ss faronss g e y Ars.t
lula NJ, (ls,to 81 second. The Bufoon llQ 70
II sixthMone ri!s--Lady c,arlot q 70 - first,
Ida L!cb IA TOT second MOTIFS We liner !Sla
TX III third. ri Tl3o 100, VA t s fbs IVA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
y Nh sag
88D ies85 From His b uri1s.a

$SSt An old colored man named Nv liam Lee
Fyyiis so badly burned M his home on 81
Peter Street. early Sunday night, that he
Bpreruinably. Iii, "a 1t, fell Il ron thered-
hot stove, and was h found " BY j his sor,
about ITO Q, clock. II Q was 81 ting IN g
chair, with shfgf face and arms leaning
over tlic stove / % was SO bad " burned
that death came before medical assist
sance could reacli him. lee was Semploy
ut ISingar d battoir, is The co unity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
s.IjTribut r espise I

HAN ofH LOO y Sssz
enf2lafy 4 ii y, !,
i, ~ stii out AL he brittle
hrcnd thntSbo lIhr1td Id ibbl6 spi rI orr
much beloVad br ohll Iitcl1ell,
IA n'wa 4 ps riars, ono Of 4 est Ma
sons in the coVn Is. having been made &
SMasoilE some fiji ty years " so, nd tlring
ait his long and useful a life h IVA IN
rotherly love- Bs .a
AS n business ma he was ever tcollrt T.
oous conscientious aud .upri ght. Il III rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21

iPeddling5 Without License.

IA. .vo,lth named Harry Eross,g g1Ying MS
sho,r,s as Philadelpl,ta was arrested 4. by
Policeman rogers III tho county on the ne
charge OF peddling wit fout Y license 3S and
was fined. 800 by Squire eWis.ine e es
mart of the boy to sell writing paper and
cnVelopesTto persons In tho county, q LIS II
Stock in trad 8 did not amour TO 81 IN
tdc fauIt Of the fine the boy Went "A, 70
iail q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Trades Council Secures Academy
\ tor Ma as Getting Next Week

,rhe Central Trades and Labor. Gnutl tar
8 IN ! . sec,,red the Academy of MAlslG lof
Monday whan A Afne san'
T ISadera tin,, az Labor, Will make an ad
aFess 70 the citizens OF richmond Mr.
gc.nmners ii ono ofsthc most ga ga ious and
influential men identified with |. the J, o =
Srnnjzed labor movement. and is sal 20
Exam 4 ,ttractive and forceful speak en-
SipiIa subject o & Mr. Comp hers 3 adj ress as
not stated, hut he Is expected to DISCUSS
the relluons OF labor an N ms ms
ss,phes head OF tho American Fed era tlon5is
n o,,~ his way to Norfolk, whittier he goes
i IN connection with q dispute between tsle
4 ntfo,nls sof the Jamest own I Exposition
ii Company IN connection with the scale gof
prices lii the construction Of the 5buildln
4 forat the exposition. 81 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
I'D T - Parker.

{3 Special "a to The Tnles- Dispatch,
X SUFFO re b. r cliard
sE.l Park or, a prospe rotls plysicia died
this morning, a god "A years. He had been;
short time it'll nnetirn o1lia. but
/ at Its first stage told his slams he
should not recover and B eclined to take
their medicines. az The decea sed had n1ratc &C
sticed med lclne i for So years. and was az
ago. VA widow, /? three 3daugh ters and s8a
:,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
A,lNNE !; AZ AIN.

Ordinance Committee to Hold
Il Special Session Friday Night.
The Committee OH Ordinances llas been
called to meet II special session on Fri
dsysnlght ito toonside the quest ion sof an n
Snexa ton. s' !: 5 M ..a
4 Il The city engineer and city attorney
viii be present, and the question VIII gbe
idly gone into IN all It's phases. Col onel
T Cutshaw recently submitted a. repo 1T ~;
tending the lines on I he north & slde,$. 50
as to talks in the plant {of he
Works, and this feature ~ likely to pros
woke dscussion, az sornh OF 4 tie members
favor taking IN Barton HI ghts and Chest
anuts Hill, tif the lines are to go beyond
Il those already 9gsug gested by the commit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Lumber Corporation,

The state Corporation Commission, hae
granted = chatter to The NJ rlanras Lumber
Cooperation MtdotblaIa nhomasss !; A !, 3
Ryan, secretary, botl. OF Richmond, " q,
CAPITAL stock, $500 900, OBJ ects TO conduct
Y q Timber BUSINESS III all Its branches, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
Mr. Swanson's Pamphlet,

Congressman Claude 4 a, IS swanson has
issued q pamphlet q y-Aye pages,,
n sTsns lon ' for Governor, on tie front
sspysg n q kepessl of & SWANS ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
sTudpe Witt az Pall-Bearer.

Judge witt yesterday "a went IL to West
Point to act as pail -bearcrS Ht g the fnreral
sofs his old-tine friend r::s Smith HALL
@ m aS that 's seatIen and Was Vel
known in Richmond .ss IN conseduence8 OF
the absence from tho ci " . {. Judge Witt
there was no session tor the Hustir,gs
Court fudge 51ngrnn Of the Law and
sICIuity " N Court, openel and 8 losed 9stlle
court forSJudgc Witt. Cases set for yes,
tcrdny were continued to-da s. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
George w. St. John.

(SpoClaI9 10 y Z.
bfADisO .a$$ CFIATsL OTTD 81 COa
VA FEB. 2O.---Mr .| g eorge W.. st. John
Y died yesterday at his shorng near Beth,,
letem Church.. His death was !; a. s.
\ ceived last b Tuesday. Mr.. s. John was
the Oldest son OF Mr. George St. ohm,
who lives near llere.g NJ IL " caves Wife
Eone child. fat her md mot her Il reea SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-21
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS,
Crescent City Clubs = Track ! Very
II eavy-Res Elsewhere.

WI e III (By Associated Press
NEW II ORR LEANS February Pot q Cres-
cent city Clubs track was very heavy 70 -day.
diplomat was tho only successful first choice,
sI FIrst.-i,ve and a half firlongsp diplomat
(evenJ first Old Hall az II to y second, Lady
: sscondSslx9 q furlongs-Q Rose q TO ~
f,rst, fpresentin,ent Is Is! y second. Fallona
co to il third. Time 4 40 J. Il 4. !, y.
SFilatory. Il to 1 q second, Jim hicEiinnls q
10 IS third, Time j. !. +. Z J ~ II = 4
f,rst.uHPhll Tinohs (even) second, n Judge Hines
% Ia 8 third Tine 1;47 . !, 4, Y,
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II, O. HUBBARD,
DEATHS

ELY s. ON led. ut the residence OF her
n mother No. 600 w. Clay Street tep-
/ gYar,y 40, 1905, Miss NNlR g -. ELI1Y' !,
Funeral. took place from Calvary hap,
4 list Church Monday afternoon ar 4
O'Clock, Interment at River View Ceme-