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The daily tribune., 1905-09-15
ADDRESSED MAsoNs = Grand

ADDRESSED MASONS - Grand
High Priest Unfug. Of Pueblo. 3D.
dressed the Royal Arch chapter Of
Masous in their lodge room Lest even.
Ing. The talk Wa along Aasonic
lines. There was . good attsndsncs
Of the members and . nioe lunch WAS
served.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15
Fire Caused BY Lightning

81. Joseph. No.. Sept. ia I've
story brick bsildisG oooupisd By .
furniture heuas va burned today ~
. result o6 being ssruok By lishssing.
The los will reach 600, oOo.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15
Town Il DESTROYED.

London. Sept j6-A special News
dispatch from Rome tells Of 40 earth.
quake shook Last night wh,ch destroy
I'd the town Of Noutrose, . village Of
3. 900 population. The los Of life has
not besn asosrtaioed yas.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

NEW TBLEPHONE@J. P. Clau.
son. the second hand furniture dealer,
YESTERDAY installed telephone In his
place Of business on West Main street.
The number 10 red ~.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Toxic. asp4. IS-NoW that n
EaxDisa4ee bUeWsoo tSo Asasten -
Japooeoe ae0toe hos hoan ARRANGED the
naval savoys cf tho two oouDtsiss
will Nest at v1adivossok 70 dstsruins
upon . mutual seaport.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

PLANS FINlSHED-Oity Engin Ger
4ofall has Anishsd tho plans for the
fosntain the city will Install on San
- Fs avenue for the bsne6t Of the
farmers who have occasion 10 visit
Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

EASON FUNER AL-The funsral
Of Liszie Eason will b held from the
residence Of Mrs. Davis, West Fifth
street at O'Clock tomorrow. hsv.
Piugrse ofIaciating.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15
Eehsss Of Peace.

New York, Sept. l6-Bsxus Kom.
ura passed . quiet night. His ooo-
ditiou indleates noshins alaruiug In
his oass. Whioh ne physicians ~ y
impossible - diagposs 1t the prsssss
tina.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

DAMAGING WIND - The wind
storm Of last evening blew over cot
tonWood tree on East Second street
and telephone post in another part Of
the oity.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

TRAIN BELATED Express train
No. was delayed one hour In reacb.
Ing this oisy from Denver last evening.
Il was composed Of three coaohes and
two snsinssL
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Hear big male choruses as Prssby-
terian church Tuesday evening. 10 IL
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

BIO YIgLD-An authority of Caa.
On City ssys the returns from The
fruit yield Of Yrsmons county this
year will rsanh the snormous sun Of
ssoo. 900 This 10 . sass little sam
Of money 70 b sent ooursipg throssh
THE commercial Interests ol the county
especially whsn frsit growing IL
not the chief occupation Of the dis.
trict. Grower are bssiuning 10 gath.
Of their crop. Winter apples end
Concord grapes ara The Staple II NE
ssits and dad ready maskata Uea.
cord srspss are big and me. bat ths
srsps yield Il sos % Large - lass
ysas. Jooathan end wisssap applss
are especially Rood ssd bsysss lssm
Tszas cad TIE sass ass alrsaly n
ths aslS.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

4astsrs' studio. not cheapest but
the best. 69.1S
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

A. Prootor's you viii ind assort
Dsnt Of boys kDss pants suits. 64t
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

W. O. Aoksr delivers coal oil and
gasoline daily 70 all parts Of the city
66.N
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

All kinds Of kodak supplies u Nor
ris and HoasyDAa's. The jswsleEs.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

No better lard in the county than
that sold by the Central market.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Gus Duntch and Mrs. william Roos
will make up the party.

Proctor sells boys knee pa.ts suits.
6ltf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

The freshest and the bsst of sve1y.
thing can always b bought q ths.
Central market, the place whsrs yoa
are treated fair. lO-lS
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

BY XOONLI0HT-A large crowd
will attend the exunrsion this evening
and ~ the Royal Gorge by moon.
light one Of the grandest scenes imsgi-
nable.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Go 70 Prootor's for boys knee pants
suits. Ntf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Have . nns 0ssdAy 1issee nsxt
time. Rsoeobss The Csaesal naxkse
y alwass hsa1qsaRtsss SsF ~ ~
lolt
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15

Boys knss pants saits at Proetor's.
SIT
The daily tribune., 1905-09-15
JorTINos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

xastsrs' photos will NO. f.d.. 50. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
cadets BURN CLOTHES ] s
FOR DR. DISTRESS SIGNAL! |: 1 !|||l.
Rescued Just as Boat Boat Caught in
ICE Field Goes

s$.s Especial to The Times Dispatch
~ POIG N " 2 alf.rcil tsl''.77i
Three yenturcsone West Point ca ca, d g IS
owe their lives to the Off GERS an 11 GREY. I,
OF the night boat Poughke epslc @ ny
Central Hudson Steamboa ~ COMPANY q: .
line who rescu ed them o'll a ss'lik!i.s
boat which was being hurried sea ward ward
by3a huge mass Of floa &c - "a 'he
Highlands. 5s..
The steamer Poug hkeepsie pres net"sen
8 hiss city and New York. u On the fllast
rim down. Brooks the looko out, noticed
4 I the boa / swung around the bend at the
light house at West Point what appeared
"a he 4, fire in the middle OF ~ he river.
The signal to slow down was given: Y
was about ii O clock at night and DARK.
Through. the gloom az the boa ncared
Ethe light could be seen he figures OF
three men, waving their arms and shout
Ing for elp. They were surrounded spy
Ice foes, and the boat they were ~ mad
been crushed and punctured I by the zee
field Ropes were thrown to them and
s4hev, we're pulled aboard as the rowboat
was going down. u 81
4 The cad cts refused to give their names no ms.
They said that early In \ he evening tho
river was free from Ice and they ha ad
no diff1culty IN rowing across to the other
aide. On thei srrcturn they were causht
IN an ice field from which they found y
to release themselves When
thcv saw that their boat was sinking
Il theyi pulled or their stockings. shirts and
underwear and set fire to the garments
In this way they made a flame bright
enough to attract the attention Of the
officers of the Poughkeepsie. The cadets
were &lande ut era nstons. e.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
/ FIREMEN ANGRY.
Threaten Crew Of Car That Col
lided With Engine.
lRv a ssocInted Press.

= (By ASsoclateo f1esS. 49, 40
CHICAGO, March Sieve Five = tllen ~
we're injured and two fire engines dis
abled while responding to an alarm f t'l,
a small fire In Market Street this morn tIrr-
ing. ~ Y !.
"a collision with a crowded electric car
at Jackson Boulevard and Clark street,
the breakdown of another engin ana q
an explosion in the building account y. !,
cd for the mems INJURIES which consisted
Of broken legs bruises and cuts,
All I the windows of the electric car
were shattered by the collision and q
score of passengers became slammed ~
the doors In the rush for safety.
The wrath Of the firemen was aroused
by the collision, and after assisting Tue
injured men to a drug store. they ransto
the car and threatened the crew. me
latter retreated and while other street
railway mon stood guard, the car was vas
hurried away " n, ~ x. Il NJ. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
WAS SON. MURDERED? IA
Burial Of Boy With Handouts
on Arouses Suspicious Of Father.

tRy Associated Rress,)
NEW X DIRK, March sl,-7Jacob5 FUCKER.
OF this city, has asked the United states
authorities to Investigate the death Of
his son, Morris II. \ Fucker, whose body 'lys
was found with wrists illandcufted to-
gether in the harbor of Savannah, Ga
several days ago, Z. Z A. II
Nj, quicker says he believes his son
was murdered, The young man, he says.
was a lstownway n on the steamer City OF
Lexington, from Baltimore I o saya nnah,
and was in the ships brig and hand
cuffed when she. entered Savannah Il Mo-
Yen1ber 3lst, Il; Xxx 5s.s&
He AYERS that the body, was found in
the Iharbor " few days, ago and bIr:ssd
IN. a paupel's grave with The handouts
still on his wrists, II rs
fucker went to Savannah and brought
tho body home to this city, but says he
could not Induce the authorities lisa
yannsh ito inyestigatet the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
J, PROFEsSO KIVVILTEDs
Girl II ighwayrnan" Rifled His
Pockets-Sen Booty Back
(Special 10 Tie TImes-Dispatcfj

CHICAGO, ILL, March Professor
Robert j. Roloff. ofisthe Northwestern
University, looked into the barrels OF two
revolvers held by twos girl "highwaymen'
at Springwood Boulevard and Benson
Avenue Tuesday night. His frightened
eyes gathered al a glance that the rob
%bersE were neatly gowned; that their
tocques were canted sat a, rakish angle
over their eyes thatfone wore a marten
skin bon, and that they both wore kid
gloves. 80
" The professors hands went UP in the
air. The dainty bandits took his watch
and his pocketbook containing $3a. Then
they ran away. their heels rafting like
castanets over the Evanston sidewalk
When Professor Roloff entered the class
room next morning he3was sastonished to
see his watch and purse, from which not
a cent was missing, on his desk He Is
stil trying to solve the mystery OF the the
hold-up. t,., Z. e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
PREVENT Ri i!I'I::Nl 1. STEALING
OF PLAYS. AND | OPERAS ri !:
Governor La Follette's Actress
Daughter Prepares Bill Which y
Is introduced in Legislature,
. NJ. !, nj ~ !, os-DisnIa ia

} (specal TO Tho Times D lspa tGh.)
3s MADISON, WIS, March 31.--Nllss E,oih
La roulette, actress and 1dauRhter.oI1 Wy
ernor r.. NJ, Ia Toilette. OF Wisconsin,
has taker,up the cause OF her profession
In an active manner by obtaining thes "
PRODUCTION Of "a bill IN the Assembly y. =
prevent the stealth or PA s''at'z1''ns -
plays and operas ,
The bill was roughly drafted by me
Governors daughter and perfected by the
Governor and ijia Wife. 1t was offered by
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Warner, the La H olletle
leader Of 1.-The lower house Of he al.egls-
llature, and through his influence nitro
duced to- lay as from the Co'!'-
mittee on the ] judiciary ID e q,
!. Triends5 OF Miss LaFollette declare that
si1o earnestly desires to do some hlng TO-
ward war obtaining legislation that will cure
q n evil with which she has bfcQ me y alh'l-
far during her brief career on the stage,
| Assembly ma n Warner dec lares that the
piracy Of plays and dramas ~ SO general
and causes osnlupE hardshlp 70 the pro-
fessono playwrlghts haI y y n oagn1 2
@s Miss La Follette's bill provides that
ANY person W Tho sells q copy or "a SUBJ
sfnntial copy, or who causes to be pub
| lictlys performed or represented for profit
| any blished@ or undedlc led dramatic
play or musical composition known as an
opera without the consent or as owner
81 proprietor, or who, knowing thattsach y
dramatic play or musical compost tom,
Unpublished or yundedicated. and, ithout
| the consent ofiits owner or & proprietor
permits, aids or takes part in such q
performance or representa- ion. shall he
guilty OF a misdemeanor,S and upon conYic-
| ton thereof shall be fined not less han
VEG nor more than $500, or imprisoned not
LESS than thirtysbdays, nor more 8than
three mont hs,@ or both $50 fN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
BRIDEGROOM. FALLING,
KILLED HIS ASsA|LANT
Pistol Duel Growing Out 81
dding Results in Death
of Two M en-.
fst'S,
!. (BYlAssociated.P Press. J


MAI1ONE$ u ~ Il 4 March 3l-sumnler
Hazen,5a bridegroomsofsa week, and John
Hail. his wife's brother, are dead as the
result Of anslex change Fof pistol shots at
Halls home last light I! & q.
i, When Hall learned lat 1Hazens and his
sister were ito be married, he warned
Hazen that he would resort to violence
If necessary to prevent the ceremony.
+ Nothing came Of the threat. and the
newly-married couple believing thatethe
trouble had blown over, started last eve
home. They had hardly crossed the
threshold before Hall drew 4 y. revolver
and sent by, bullet ts brother-in-
AS Hazen fel}ls.she whlp'ped - j. revolver I've,
from s,hss own pocket andl{returHedathe
shot, Both men received :; fatal wounds
and died within few .hoIrs. 3, = 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01


cigar and Tobacco department Of p. A
saunders's SINS & CO., and has come to
richmond with his wife and children to
assume hl1hew duties
Mrs. Smiley Carter who has beef, visit
Ing relatives in Richmond, has returned y 30
tosher home IN Norfolk ft,
4 Mr.. Elmer Dodd is Visiting friends Il,
Amherst.
Mrs. Luther Brown has returned to her
htino on Park Street, Danvlle after
very pleasant visit to friends in Rich
rrEnd. 4 Is IA tx az
Miss Lucy Wallace is the guest Of Mrs
a. b. Gill, in Bowling Green. 1, sy,.
Mr.. Roper Rairls, who is attending Rich
mond College, is visiting his parents,
Major and Mrs. w. w. Rains, in Bowling
Green. 9 III 81 5 st
b The marriage OF Miss Mary Newman
Of Knoxville, Tenn to MI. R.f8ts,.5
< Peatross, OF Norfolk, Va.th has been an
silouncedSto take place at the home Of
the bride-to-be on April 18th Il. ,i.s
lSistA wedding TO occur SnOrLly tWnlCn.ls OF
interest to Richmond people lis that Of
Miss Eleanoro Idlsk. daughter Of Colonel
,usk, U. s.. IA, to Lieutenant j. 3. Dill
lard. U. s. "A. The marriage will take
place on Wednesday, April Goth, at Rock
Island, Ill, whore Colonel Lusk is now
stationed Lieutenant billiard Is the son
OF Professor james H., billiard, who at
one time was principal OF the Norfolk
Academy.aat Norfolk, ,En.,5 and Miss
Lusk has many friends IN Richmond
who will be Interested in this announce
lnent
Miss Edith Ramsay of Alexandria. Va.
& is visiting Miss Anna Deanc Carr.
Congressman II. b. Flood is spending
some tmo IN IN the city.
n DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hodgdon, Of
Maryland, and Mrs. Dana Hodgdon. Of
aDanville, Va, are. the guests Of Z Mrs.
John Boiling Bland at No. is West Grace
Street. ss N b Il a.-sl
& Mrs. william Rehfin;s and daughter,
Roschen, have returned from salnnac
Lake and Liberty, N. Y. where they
have spent the winter. for the benefit
of her daughters health While there she
took the outdoor cure for luns trouble
and has been. greatly benefited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
LADIES' SHlRT-,NAIST,

No Sloi.--Tle early spring season bids
the provdent woman begin to supply
herself with shirt waists. Those OF the
ahsir predeeessors s n the mailer OF
sleeves and fullness. 10 .5,. D I, s stsy
The Illustration, 4 which, accomp anies
Ins sneT inv inv sleeves
lively close at the wrist and much fuller
at the shoulder. The blouse portion Of
i as Ma,st For oy pan afys g. thsre
none better than the one shown " hich
may, be- deyeloped in5all tub materials.
Tie i pattern Is in a sizes 49, 81. 49, 49, 20
and AZ and A. Inches bust measure. To
make in size 80 will require 4 yards OF
material 80 inches vide and one yard of
lining. Y Il VIZ s. 5
This pattern can be ootten from The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Miss Jennings's Southern Trip.
An Old Document,

Mr.. John D, Eleight, of Fredericksburg,
has in his possession a deed dated June
"a. 1897, from 44ord Fairfax, conveying
Six hundred acres of land in Thorough
fare Gap. Prince William county, then a
portion OF Stafford county, to one OF his
ancestors. The land Is still owned in
Mr.. Bleight's family, and the deed is In
excellent preservation and highly valued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
An Elolpr,,enent.
Especial to The Times pirrateh)

Especial to The Times Dirrateh)
8 BRISTOL, VA. March 3l..-Miss Cor
nelIa Haney,tthe pretty daughter.o Of Mr..
Edward iHnney, agent for .the Norfolk
and 3 Western Railway Company at
Abingdon Ya.,f eloped to rs Bristol this
.Conneliy' Dunn, 81 Vivian. Nv. w. Miss
Hnney left home with the impression
that she was coming 10 Bristol TO visit
the Norfolk and Western Company IN
west Virginia. The couple had gone 70
West Virginia before the parents OF the
bride had any idea that she was mar ma r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Diplomats in a PLAY,

Jonkherr de Van Swinderen. the minis
ter from the Netherlands Herr Zichy,
Of the Austrian embassy and a number
Of other diplomats, with society men
and women OF washington viii take the
characters in theatrical performance
to be given for charity al the New VII
lard, Washington, during Easter week.
There will he two plays, the iirst. Ham
iIton Adde'S IA Lesson in Acting" and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
To Build Iron Bridge.
" .o.erln n ~ ..l1,he rlmes-piapatch.

III - (speclnl 4 to The Times DIspatch. ~
FAYETTF1vILL c., March 3l.--
The contract has been let by the Raleigh
and Cape Fear Railroad for. the. c ~
structon Of the Iron b I,,,, e across ''o
Governor Glenn has notified 4, Sheriff
Marsh t hat there will be no exc cutive e, IN
terference in the case Of " alter , lnr
on tho 9Th of April. III Z. s s4 sP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Art Afternoon at Club.

NJ Mrs. John c. Robertson, OF forest Hill,
will be chairman of an afternoon devoted
TO the consideration Of art at the Wo-
mans Club, Mrs Robertson has been
4 so fortunate as 10 induce Miss IIarriotte
4 Lee Taliaferro to give an: informal leo
ture on student Life In Munich" Spe-
icial guests OF the afternoon viii be Miss
Adele Williams, Miss Florence McRae,
4 Admiral Webster, Miss Bessie Selden and
Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson.
Stickley-Gregory.
The wedding Of Miss Carrie b. Gregory
the daughter Of Mr.. John NJ. Gregory,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Fire, in Texas
my Associated Press,

af fRy Associated, Press) is
b {TEXAIaKANA, TBX., March 31.--Fire
to-day destroyed several business houses
here, causing a loss OF $500 partially
covered by insul ance, N II
AS the. fire occurred on the Texas side
OF town, there were no buildings bpFned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Joyce-Elliott.

Miss Edmonia Elliott. daughter of Mrs
Rebecca Roark, of Danvlle, and Mr.
Rufus Joyce, were married Wednesday
night a The residence of and by the Rev.
Percy G, Islsom. pastor Of the M9ffett
Memorial Baptist Church
The young couple Will make their FIJI
ture home In North Carolina whore Mr.
Joyce is now engaged IN business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
on which the insurance had been can
celled by the recent Arkansas antitrust
legislat ion. II u Il. III II u Ss
Rictmr,o,nders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& Newly DIRK, March 31.-Wald0rf---W.
j. 4 Payne. s Continental--R. Q. Bradley
lCadillac--J. r Worth. II. c. Glenn
Hoffman--G TX. Sands. 49, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
No Steamship War

Try Associated Press.) n
: rIIVI1RPOOI5, March 31.-The rumor OF
the probability Of a renewal Of the rate
war between the Atlantic Steamship
Companies is officially denied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Miss Lettie Watkins, Of Newport News.
arrived yesterday aud will he with friends
and relatives In the city for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Mrs. John r., Eubank returned to Char
lottesville yesterday afternoon, after a
visit TO Mrs, r. II. Hunter at No. 2l6
East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Mrs, J. u. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Matte Taylor Of Suffolk, are in Rich
nond visiting friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
the second a French skit, entitled r'ur-
nlshed Apartments.
l.

+ attGN4IE 1ol S44I--oll OlllCl .g.E HgbEf
Miss Alice T.. Strother, daughter Of
the late James w. Strother, and Mr.
Bruce Lnrgent, son of Mr.. Aaron Largent,
both OF Gainesboro, Frederick county
We're married at the home OF the bride
by the Rev. Thomas Cooper, pastor Of
the Southern Methodist Church,
After the wedding supper an old-tme
''belllng party was rendered the newly
married couple.
Chinese Play in Norfolk.
Tho Great Bridge Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. Of Norfolk,
are rapidly communicating their arrange
ments for the production of the "Chinese''
play to be given early in May,
Mr. Gardiner under whose able direc-
ton the affair is to be given. is at pres
ent conducting similar performance III
Baltimore; but wi:i'-drrIve In Norfolk
shortly and take charge Of affairs. In
addition to selections from various we'll
known operas, several original features
will be introduced. g
One OF the most attractive numbers
will be Yen How and His Six, Little
Wives" fromf'tSnn Toy
All of the young society set of Norfolk
will take part, and It promises to be n
most successful affair.
Personal Mention.
Miss Bessie Byrd, Of Bristol, is the
guest of Miss Carrie Norvell at her home
on the Petersburg electric line.
Mrs. John r., Eubank returned to Char
lottesvlle yesterday afternoon. after a
visit to Mrs, r. n. Hunter at No. 26
East Franklin Street.
Mrs J. b. Taylor and daughter Miss
Matte 'raylor Of Suffolk, arc in Rich
mond visiting friends,
Miss Lettle Watkins, Of Newport News.
arrived yesterday aud will be With friends
and relatives In the city for some time.
Mr.. j. S. Blackwell, formerly travelling
salesman for Resnolds's Sun-Cured To-
bacco Company, OF North Carolina. has
: accepted a position as manager Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

to Mr.. Harry Z. stickley, son Of DR.
S, M. sticklcy, OF Winchester. Va, took
place March 10Th in the home Of the
brides parents, the Rev. j. w. Strlckler.
of the Lutheran Church, officiating.
Miss Jennings's Southern Trip,
Miss Aline Jennings has the prospect
of a delightful Southern trip early in
April. She will leave Richmond with
her aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
Hefferon, Of West Point, and har sister,
Miss Juliet Jennings.
The party will make stops at Atlanta,
Ga, Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama.
They Will spend a week in New Orleans,
where Miss Jcnnings's sister. Mrs. Lee
Morrison. has her present home. From
New Orleans the route Will be to San
Antonio, Texas, and the City of Mexico.
The party will be absent for several
weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

Mr. j. S. BLACKWELL formerly travelling
salesman for Resnoldss sun-Cured To-
bacco Company, OF North Carolina. has
accepted position as manager Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
Personal Mention.

Miss BESSIE Byrd, Of Brlstol, Is the
guest of Miss Carrie Noryell at her home
on the Petersburg electric line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01

This pattern can be gotten from The
Cohen Company for 1oc,--AdV. L, M a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-02

sequently hanged. Rose continued to
deny the crime and never weakened.
"Some two years ago the Redwood
Falls papers contained articles to the
effect that the son-in-law Of Lufkin had
died and that upon his death bed he hac
signed confession that he had killed
the old man. 1t was known that Luf
kin had sold some property and had
received several thousand dollars foi
it, but this money was never found
The SON. in law inherited some Other
property upon the death of his father
in-law.
'The tactics followed in the Rose
case of inAaming the public mind against
him have been followed in the Kocn
case, and the state has sprung one SEN
sation after another, with not the
slightest foundation. If my advice is
followed at the third trial there will
be some fireworks exploded around the
ears of the states attorneys
In Re the Durant Case.
Recently The Free Press was asked
if anyone-a minister in particular
had ever confessed to the murder fol
which Theodore Durant was executed
in San Francisco. According to the
following statement made by the chief
of police of San Francisco, no one but
Durant was ever suspected of the muir
der nor was there ever confession
made by anyone after Durant paid the
penalty for the crime:
"In reply to yours dated April 9th
1905; desire to inform you that nj
doubt ever existed to my knowledge
as to the guilt of William H. Theodore
Durant, executed for the crime of muir
der.
''Durant obtained an impartial trial
and had any testimony been introduced
as to his innocence, it would have re
ceived the benefit, and | have not hearC
of any comments on the decision of tn,
jury which found him guilty. Your.
respectfully, j. F. Oman, chief of pc
lice"