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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-03
Gen. Wheslsr's 0auuhter Wede.

New York, July 28.-Miss Julia
Knox Wheeler. daughter Of Gen. 10.
seph Wheeler. was married to william
Julius Harris. Of Georgia. In this city.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Ernest H. Staires. at st. Thomas p.
e. church,
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Rode on the First Train,

Kent. o.. July 29.-James Grinnell
Is dead, aged So. He had the distinc-
tion Of having ridden on the first train
on the first railroad in the United
States. the Albany & Schenectady, in
1871
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Walked In Her eIsep.

Cleveland, O., July 28.-Mrs. Sarah
Wilkins. Of 132 Abbey street. arose
from her bed In sleep and donned her
best clothes. and. walking mile from
her house to friends house, undress.
I'd on the porch ana returned home In
her undergarmcnts.
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Found Dead on the Track.

Bellaire. O.. July 31.-Peter JefYers.
IS, was found dead beside the track
of the Pittsburg. Ohio Valley & Cn-
cinnati railway, at Shadyside. He had
evidently been struck by switch en-.
gine during the night
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Portland. Ore. July sl.-Dell Stew
ART. formerly mayor Of Osceoh. Ia.
and formerly district Judge In Iowa
died 1t hospital a. the result OF an
operation. Death was sudden and un
expected. He was born In GAINESVILLE,
O.. IN 1910
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auss For Divorce.

Baltimore. July 27.-Mrs. Marie An
toinette Schley Fisher. sister Of Adm.
Winfield Scott Schley. and socially
prominent. sued her husband. Parks
Fisher. for absolute divorce In circuit
court No. 2. The charges are aban-
donment.
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St. Petersburg. July 31.-Ths No.
voc vremya publishes . report from
Khersu that there IL great discomfort
among the reservists In Manchuria at
the distress inflicted on their fami.
lies because Of the negligence Of the
authorities
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New York. July 29.-Business fail
ures In the United States for the week
ending July 27 number 1913. against
165 last week, 174 In the like week Of
1904 and 100 In 1908. In Canada fail.
ures for the week number 20. against
22 last week,
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Iha Work on ths canaI.

Panama, July 28.-After the return
Of Chief Engineer John F. Stevens
from the tour Of inspection on the
canal. he said that he found the work
progressing slowly. though the Ameri-
can steam shovels were working
splendidly.
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The oNer Relscted.

Basle. Switzerland. July 3l.-By an
overwhelming majority the Zionist
congress decided not to accept the Of
fer Of Great Britain Of . tract Of land
n Hast Africa for the formation OF D
Zionist colony.
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Makina Good Rseords.

Camp Mckinley. West of Newark.
O.. July 29.-Excellent work on the RI
fle range continued at the Ohio Ma
tional guard competition. and the per.
centage Of gain OF this years record
over last is great. according to the OF
dcers In command.
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The NeII.IennY aout,

San Francisco. July 29.-The 25-
round bout at the Colma club between
Frankie Neil. the bantamweight cham.
pion. and Harry Tenny. Of San Frau
cisco. ended In . victory for Neil.
Tenny proved TO be Q clever fighter.
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Will Hold Q Reunion.

Akron. o.. July 31.-T'he 18th annual
reunion Of Abraham Lincoln's Arst.
call troops will be held at Akron, O..
on Wednesday and Thursday. August
80 and 81. All survivors are invited
to attend.
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Veteran Newspaper Man Dad.

Pittsburg, July 27.--After q years
illness. william Anderson. 70, q veter.
an newspaper man Of Pittsburg, and
for 90 years. until his retirement three
years ago. member Of the editorial
force OF the Pittsburg Gazette. died
It his home In Williamsburg.
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Ihe Phi oamma Delta Eraternltx.

Niagara Falls. N. Y, July 29.-The
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity closed its
67th annual convention and elected
as president. N. d. Baker. Cleveland.
O., succeeding Chas. w. Fairbanks.
vice president of the United States.
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A Double Exec utIon.

Natchez. Miss, July 29.-Alex Winn
and Nelson Walker. negroes. convicted
of having murdered q Mr.. Charles
Hauck, q white trading boatman. were
hanged at vidalIa. La. Neither man
made 4 confession,
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chIcauo'e Nov poIjce chIef.

Chicago. July 27.-At = special meet.
Ing Of the city council Capt. John N.
Collins was appointed chief of police
70 succeed Francis O'Neill. resigned.
Collins was particularly sctivs in pun.
ishing the murderers Of Or. Cronin.
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A Referendum Vote.

Christiana. Norway. July 29.-The
storthing unanimously adopted the
proposal Of holding referendum ON
the dissolution OF the union with Swc.
den. It fixed August Is for the sub.
mission of the question to the people.
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Memph QuarantInss.

Memphis. Tenn. July 79.-By q vote
Of nine to three the legislative council
went ON record as favoring . strict
quarantine against New Orleans and
other fever infected points The quar-.
antlne becomes operative immedI.
ately
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Minneapolis. Minn.. July 28.-Bish
op Isaac w. Joyce. bishop Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. died at his
home. $40 Groveland avenue. as the
result Of q cerebral hemorrhage and
consequent attack Of paralysis.
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Aaed Physician Dead.

Cincinnati. July 28.-Dr. Jacob Eber.
sole, SO. died at his home In Avondale.
The diamond wedding jubilee of DR..
and Mrs. Ebersole was to have been
celebrated September 4. the couple
having been married In 1845.
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Mrs. Jawback-william, Q moth has
eaten holes through your pockets.
Mr.. Jawback--Poor thing! 1t must
havs been disappointed to and that
you had forestalled 1t
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Coal Miner In kIllad.

Caldwell. O., July $40. Lagrange.
. miner employed In the Imperial coal
mines. near here. was killed by q fall
Of several tons Of slate. He was 20
years old and leaves q widow and sew.
eral children.
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Secretary Wilson viii Not Rsslen.

Washington. July 81. - Secretary
Wilson. Of the department Of asricul.
ture. characterised % wholly without
foundation" the story that he will re-
sign from the cabinet because Of the
exposures sof the cotton leak.
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st. Louis. July s1.--Maj. Gen. Geo.
N. Randall arrived from San Francisco
to take charge OF the northern division
OF the United States army with head.
quarters In st. Louis. He succeeds
Brig. Gen. Geo. Wint.
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Notice..

G. q. Mitchell will take notice that ON the
3ist day of July A. D. zoos at 10 O'Clock .. m.
will sell at public auction at my stable In
HillsborO. Ohio, the sorrel mare belonging 10
said Mitchell to satisfy the lien thereon for
furnishing food and care to said mare, under
and by virtue of a contract with him the
said Mitchell. 8. W. AInsTAND. =
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Conouctor Put Omcere On Train.
Decatur. Ala. July 29.-Southern
Railroad Conductor Marvin Payne was
arrested here for ejecting Quarantine
Ofiicers Lem Jones and John Almon
from bis train. He was released on
boud.
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Living Skeleton on-What's the row In
the other room?
Fat Ladv-The dog.faced boy
thought the ossined man was bsne,
and he's broken all HE teeth ON hini.
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HE says hts ancestors left him an
unstained and honored name"
"Deuced clever Of 'em-he'd never
have had one otherwise"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
.: II.Ht|JOl|MIII.A|Is|j.INiE:L.S'ON.CONRAD
DIES IN WASHINGTON ]! | N.
Was One Of Stuart's Most Dis
tinguished Scouts Dur
ing War. RI.
q ORION, our Regular correspondent.)

(From our Regular Correspond
Bs WAsH1NGToN.sD Is. q, !; Jan. {. ----,rh oma s
I Nelson Conrad. Of Virginia, general sta a79
#tistician$ OF the census office, a dlstin-55
guIshed soldier OF the Conf deracy and
former president of iBlacksburg Agricul-
Etural and Mechanical ollege;4 now the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, died 3 at
his home n this city early to-day8ln the.
he was seized with an tack Of ae ~,
INDIGESTION and died III van hour The.
remains were 4 ken to Biacksburg on the
train leaving here tonight. Funeral SER
Vices viii be held there at 10 o clock to-;
morrow, I and the 3interment Will be Inst the
cemetery at that place SsY
2f Representative Swanson. who was q Sun
i at it's head, wired President McBryde, g T
frhe. death Of the former president and,lti
3 is supposed that the cad Diet corps WI 20
parade ed at the funeral S} !,
~ After5 Conrad retired from the presi dency
OF the Virginia school he became me
head OF the Maryland .AErlcultur ana NJ
Mechanical College,, which ositlon5 /. ne !s
held until r.. %as aG}P{ nreau
Which Office he held at the time Of his
Mr. M. Conrad we : one Of the most Dis
5tInrlls shed scouts OF General j j tD.ll e;
Stua 1T. and was in washington several
times during the war, Sc oking intorma5lo'
for his chiof He recently pnniis neg y aa
Ia MemoIirSI WaHn o
grecoiiections Of tho war. yet writer,
Nelson \ Page n were students at BLACKS,
burg while Mr., Conrad was pres ldeht9 ~
The college. S 4ttSs S{f st " s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
'IaE'Y''.VV|Ll|NvI7'E..
The PRESIDENT | /: { |:| |:
consolidated Committee to- Call
A s8 oil Him iii WAIST
i Is35 iiigtoil.
ID ASK HIN / T'o NORFOLK 1, y . x
THEY lyi1lSAlso Thank HiinHfor1
& Ills Kind & Y Yer to a 'jl11
town I crcet,tcilary.
$;;specia, u rho ri,nes 3 ispatch.,

All. II Especial to rho Timcs.D ispatch)
oRFc) l1S, y a., Il jan. IA commit
gtcc from tito Council Of Norfolk and q
similar bbdy from the Board Of Trade .tle.
viii lcavb Norfolk Tomorrow night for
washington, }wlioro they will ID received ed
bySPresidcnt Roosevelt saturday and ten :
DEF to lin an invitation to visit n orfolk
on Oh his8Bouthern trip 1'lie committee
from nc Council will also present reso-
.lulio,l,s adopted by that body thanking
Tho PRESIDENT for Ills favorable recom !. \
8mcn5.tlon regarding tho Jamestown Tx TX !.
rosi} on ins1iIs IN essage 10 Cong fss
e I'M u sT ( IS UPPOIl1' WIVES. "a
gsS Nv Haskell tt, III solicitor and collector
forMa local life insurance company, ar
$rcsed upon Il Corporal ton Court 1rdlct-i
Nmiat&found against him by the grand
8jlik Munday3 for deserving and falling TO
%pyvidn for Ills wife and ctllldrcr,4 has
Sbdn released from jail under a personal
ibid. IIaHkett effected O compromise
s8wthshis$wifc by greeting to pay her 50
Y pr, week for the extftty-two eeks and
b Jdge Hanckel yes erday rel ca scd II ill.Gs5
II w Pitts, also Indicted by the grand
JrySfor4 deserving and falling to provide
III REV j !. r. I. Riddlck. pastor OF the Spur
~ eon Memorial .}lptist Church, Bramble-
S}b1. h who had under consid Grafton q call
rom the Fairrnount Bap list Church, Rich
i,ond, last night decided to decline tho
htno and remain In Norfolk n ffSS5
70 ATTEND INAUGURATION.
IA. corlfere nee between the taft officers
1.-THE Seven IT, first 3Virgi MIA Infantry will
iSje held at an carly date to consid ways
Ind means for IS developing prospective
!SIlans to take & the twelve Il com panies .ot
! no command d to Washing ton for the tin-l
n ug,lral para 9. March tn. @ * Il 55S
$afHenry seellnger. proprieto tor Of u saloon
8tn e.iuYch Street, was fined 500 lin the
Ii Solice Court to da 81 N Ia charge of keep
ION pf the Goodrich liquor ordinance.
selinge to ok q q "a ppcal to the Cor
y pratbn Court. giving bond In The sum
@ d SEA. With a.. GIagorio as surety. 4.
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75sSt i.1 3 ilT@iJse q 'l. ~ .
81 Clair-Easley.
!, p , Y. q ma T'imes. DIspatch.

fsnecIa1 to The Times Dlspat ch:l
SOUTH BOSTON Al an. 6.--Ihe h ls5
marriage OF the new year was =, =,
at 20 clock this afternoon at ms vi ~
Episcopal Church; the CONTRACTING par Iuas
being Miss Halle Eusley, Of TINS pla VS..
and Mr.TDavidfF. ST. Clair Of New - o'rtA'
ia recttor.SD!s G. Mayors 20 fl ciatln g.
itThe church had BEEN stetu lly .aeco y
m ted for the occasions, and PROMPTLY ~
The appointed hour the brida l party, 81 en-
tered mid the strains of the e tlsill
march, played by Mrs. a. i. Il Green
RSr'he ilshers Wern Mas srs. r.. Lawson,
+, 81 y. B ponek, g. j: Hunt Hunt Dr.
$Moseley noted as best man 4. whl le3 Mrs.
ff nuise sPenick, a sister to the bride. was
3matron Of honor, and Easley Owen. car
The bride Vas gowned IN a rich creation
of cream peau de crepe SILK trllntIis. VIII -
handsome SILK medallions ana lace ~ hi ~
match sii .3f y y, VI -. y, u
Miss Easey8is very popular and .grea &
~ admired by a host OF 8friends. an NJ q
daughter OF the late pr.S11 enTy t Esls,ey,
while the groom Is q native 81 Noruhs Car
5olina, but has for the pas nirteeH years sdI
resided in New Y ork cit tholdIns eu!to-
rial positions with a NUMBER OF &neWsph
pers and mnga2 mes; among some @ mem
is .'The Success and IA terary ,pt gest..,
The happy couple took the north-bounu
"a fternoon2 train for New Z orlS, heir future
homo n This couple had been sWee thearts
forfsten years but had not made cup their
minds tx marry until Mr.. ST. Clair's visit
to Miss Easley this Christmas My
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FRANCHISE % BELL.
5sold Train Load Of Tobacco.
Il Eli Open Their New Hall. 8E

Ss8:;is C}sja1 " to The Times. Dispatch. 81
q tsIYN1t3URG.$fVA. A. Jan. b.---Thea Com Z
mon Cotii this a fternoon by d vote OF
$12 TO lproved the proposed franchise
for the II Telephone Company, which
As intend to be opera tive thirty years,
the "a testing dependent upon the nu m :;
her oi itrurnen is. n For n I he first flyo
years. thrnte for business nh ones VIII
lie s4Sk aEtesidenccal from SIS to $50 an
&nnally u measure goes to the Boar
OF Aldern next Tuesday and there IS
MO doubt lit, t Will be concmrred I'M.
y # The CON ny. PROPOSES 70 install! q moa :
K ern plantpsting not less than 100000
md makdhis IA distributing centre for
long -dlstH, between the North and
West nn61le South. This is the only
s3city8in til hrritorys OF the Bell Company
Sin which has no fra nchise. y Y.
The lod fcompanys plant was pur.
chased rthtly by the Bell md both Of
I the exist plants will give way to the
modern ITEM. State Senator
Thomas 3eared and protested against!
55tlle grant OF the franchise. XII
mSings Hancock 3rothcr3t& Com y
%pany pllnobaccoa manufacturers, ship-5
n ned a sol train OF sixteen cars OF plug
q tobacco signed to all iof the Southern
The LJ1b,rg Lodge OF Elks tonight
81 for tho I'll time held irkwcekly mcet-l
ling In tl{odgc room OF the new home.
which, harcently been coCorlcted at the
cost OF 5000. A large nun Der OF the
mcmbcrs}ere present The lodge has;
III membilip OF about $50. numbering
in8its ROT many Of the best citizens sof
81 tile city.l n.y. Il {s.6t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
AAN!aER8TlHFAN,8 FICTION.
! .EWhIeh tIas RayoIutIonIed til

q Rely Which Has ReyoIutionled the
.5S m 1ttment5 Of Stomach 7 roubl les. s33
'Thehncdy%is not heraldcd as a won
Xxx dcrfuhscoyery nor. yet a secret patent
IA medic, neither is 1t clnmed to euro
ii anytE except dyspepsia. indigestion
,d bmach troubles with which nine
uut{t Ten suffer, I'd ii, Z
Thtemcdy Is III tho form OF ! pleas
ant bing tablets or lozeng es. contain
ing |getuble and fruit; essences pure
nsc1 DC Fpepsin il government test, golden
q q seajnd dlnstase. The tablets arc sold
.s III klggIsts under tho name OF Stuart's
# Tcyepsin Tablets. Many Interesting OK
Fneaents TO test the digestive power Of
{S' Sttt's Tablets show that one grain Of
f}lctIve principle contained in them ~
Sgs s. cent TO thoroughly digest 5000 grains
ofaw meat, eggs and other wholesome
wells like after dinner pills and cheap
thartcs. which simply irritate and in
e hmo the ntestines without having any
fleet whatever III d gesting food or cur-
8shg indigestion.
n IL the stomach can DO rested and as
Sisted In tho work OF diges ton IL It will
very soon recover Its normal yigor.f as
no organ Is so much abused and over
worked as the stomach,
I pllis Is the secret, II there Is any secret.
of the remark bio success OF ,>-uart's
Dyspepsia Tablets q remedy spract ically
unknown o 4eW yearsta ago ard now the
most widely KIN own % any treatment for
stomach iWea kness, 81 AZ
This success has been secured entirely
upon its merits as ~ digestive pure and
simple because there can be no stomach
trouble ifSthe food la promptly digcstedE
J stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets net entirely
on the food eaten, digesul,g it complete
jly.3iso that "a can DO assinlllated into
blood, nerve and tissue. They cure dys-
ipepsia,s water hrash, sour stoma cu,5 gas
and blonting after medls, because; they
furnish the digestive power which weak.
stomachs lack and M less that lack + Is
supplied III is useless to attempt to cure
ibyathe usetof ',tonics,,'' pills and catl,-
5aracs which have absolutely no digestive.
power, sS3 i n a ~ X ,ss 5S S5i
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can he
found at all drug stores and s...e rcg,llars
use OF one or two OF them after meals
viii denonstrat ~ tiieirs merits better thuni
any other arg ,lme u III VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
.D|NNER8T0 TIL
BARAS!s0|C|['|.IATI|!|0|!||N|||
Richmond Judges Chests ON il3s MI.
Alexander Ham
iltoii. .8si
COY KILLED BY A :. 4 q (,
Little Henry 7. Bait1, ofS C g 'I':l IN
8bia, S. c. Buried From Grand and "
mothers Home imp ctersbttrg.
n An -
(spcrtal to The Times.D Dispatch.


PETERS Blu RG, AZ, an unry Il b IN Mr.
Alexander Hamilton gave y dinner y, q to- !;
night to the Petersburg Bar Assoca1 Il ton.
Judge Keith, Judge Ingram and Judge,
crump came over from Richmond.
Tho Hastings Court which I'D our''ncdd
Yesterday for the December term meets
Jon the third Thursday IN each month
but as the date Is January 10th, General al
I1ce's birthday, Judge Mullen will post, y, &
ponc the meeting until the following Fri S.j-
day or Monday. & ss
& v KILLED 3 Y a BR1 CHS,
sS,rhe funeral 81 Henry Plummer Balm
the youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nv. Balm 81 Columbia, s. CT took place
hero 10 day from the home OF his grand
mother Mrs Henry III Plumnler. IN me
little boy, q who was five years old was 70
struck on The head by o. brick alllns
from a building In Columbia on y ucs-
5day,snnd never regained onsciousnesss
S3g rho Virginia Electric Tool and Manu-
facturing Company is 7 he a name q n g. q
corporation soon to be Echartered Tor the
manufacture Of the electric recipr nting
hammer invented 5by h Mr.. Louis Paulero,8
of this city. Il; ,sii
4 q The new double track u Fridge on the.
Atlantic Coast Line Rallroad at Swift.
Creek has been 5comple ted. AZ
sg OBACCO.
h Two million one hundred and N forty
thousand three hundred and H'enty-nine
pounds N of X tobacco ere gold N q T ne
Petersburg warehouses during the three
months ending December 81 t.&s The to-
!bacco sales Will beg in Il on ia n'iary s 10t
5to;;:which time the Christmas oltday was
sextended IVA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
OBITUARY.
Mrs. R.osalie Haas.

Mrs. Rosalio Haas, beloved wife $of Mr.:
Samuel Haas, and .endea q adalig9nter o. o.
Ns ato Rs afg snday
Ma Msslb s. sA Sa lss NJ 1sl Rern,ada stroei
S Mesfs Ths saneFs Ts99
BY ~ tho REV, Dr., Bernard Eberson, who
The mapTdasab esr ssryce lWentS
F r. Cohen, Of ohef shoiem Temple;
renns 9s arss ssas solo
AN!Tesaryclr ny God to Thee ,s5 . 81
The floral display was one Of the hand
soonest ever seen ~ ths sec.iGi ins
was Covered by a. floral blanket !, made Q, Of
Brldes' roses fr!nged ny hyafln ,yn
and s,za and
exsu 1a III and was sent by the strauss
family 81 Richmond va ad cha y Is az
Ya pRrtenai frebnns 8 I'M orai
s sent IS ise aa nsses
G fl6M No. am 81 i Rsss9phd f'sa ssfi
more more, si and 4 beautiful design from the
i iI1pt z Of Reinhardt- Myer, of Baltimore,
p ysEsa M Asisae
liamb sths!m'ss am MSishH fHshhufa 81 BAL
timore, and Max SchWa H.,
Miss Julia Halllhan,
h lvn daughter OF MI. and AIRS.
Daniel Halllhan,. Will take place from
ST. eteTs Cathedral on saturday, JAM,
alX a.h q nla e a ii Moa aat M
iiailihan had been sick Rab6st ! hree
months. Besides her parents she leaves Ah;,
HfMailihun, ana two. sisters, NIisses Hell;e
and Mamie iIallihan. Her, father, ~ ho T.
nnlnspecto for the Mori9S an an'a{a W W y
9isft an, Saturday night for West Virginia.,
H ss il expected back IN time for he fun
Funeral Of Mr., Cook.
y Tho funeral of Mr., John y. Cook, the
assistant yard forenan q me mesa M,s,sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
\ OLIVER MURDER TRIAL.
Evidence All ii and a Decision.
ii Will be Reached To-day. iSi5;

} Especial = to Tho Hines. Dlspaich,)
Jan. 5.-All tho s evidence in the trial OF
James Oliver for the murder OF JEFF
Wright has been ,plac ed before the jury
Judge Garnet Will deliver mis- structions3
in the morning. e J 4. N. 33 stubbs, for the
defense, and Go1nmonTealtli'ss Attorney
BrIstow, for the prosecution, will prob
ably close the argument Iii the nfternoon
ana the jury may bring In their decision
before night. rs Is very eneral y Pc
iieveda that the prisoner Is guilty Of MUIR
der In the first degree 81 but the act &C!
that Oliver is Ia one-arn1 man, 8nnd that
the deed was 4 ovid entity tnpremeditated
may effect the decision OF the jurors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
AZ MERRY CHASE.
Officers Capture Twelve Year Old I'D
55s Murderer After i ong Search.

Especial to Tho Times, Dispat ch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, " m FL little
sTheophilus Robin son. the 12-year-old
negro, who has been leading the local
Police department q merry chase since
Monday. was captured near Big Bethel,
jr Elizabe the City county. this q fternoon.
The boy shot and fatally wounded Eds
ward Blake white ncwsboy, NJ onday
during a rock battle between white and
negro 20 ngst ers.
s$ La rkins, q negro janitor, who is alleged
to nave advised the fugitive to take to
the woods. was arrested tonight on the
charge OF obstructing Justice,