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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
GALLANT / Mr.. HICKS,
Former Richmond Councilman
pro+ects Ladies and is Arrested.

Messrs Thomas B. Hicks ana iiehrS
r,iesrnhoimer, members OF the Hepta-
sopRs, who went on the annual excursion ours n
10 Ocean View on NednestdhaS .n la" :.
Ing ns" sergeant at Old Point Comfort
wharf. ,,a ,,,,o
The non commissioned officer used we
language before the ladies of the party;
and MIR. Hicks rebuked him ana oiuern ,'
rim 10 stop, whereupon tho sergeant or,
dercd his men TO arrest Mr. Hicks anu
Mr.. Flegenhelmer, who had taken ms
friends part. AZ,
The two gentlemen were taken 70 Inc
mort. where the officer OF the DAY re-
leased them and severely rcprimanded the
sergeant II is said that the matter VIII
he laid before the War Department..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Petitions in Bankruptcy

r,,,, ,,,,oli netitlons in bankruptcy have been
o,ad To ,n s''t United States District Court j.
w aasco railroad yard clerk reading b Ga
su' noa, hainp George j. Hooper, Mr., Glasco
Suites states his liabilities as $3.50 and his assets
S5775 -. ,, ~ wat Johnston
"a -, ~ n,hiishers files petition by hlIi
Montague, attorney, His liabilities are ,so ~
md assets nothing These are old debts OF tHo
partnership. for which no Is llaple'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
VALUES INCREASE.
Richmond Will Show Gain OF
Il More Than Five Million,

The new assessment Of real estate IN tho
city Of Richmond s not yet coImp!e nser
tih,ee iglres for Henry Ward. Owing 10
liz FACT that the ward lines have been
changed, II Is dihienlt to compare the J. n ad
upon reliable authority that from the
figures available The assessmens q ne ne
ciy's realty WILL show an increase a OF ro =.
sidcrabiy exceed that figure 49,,
Thc assessors will spend week CONF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
AUGUST in Clarke,

Mr. and MIS-. Thomas ra Mel sSurops' Jeff
a[Sav ao 1aaI sf saanly
Swh Where they viii spend the m onntry resi-,
gust 1t 7'Powhatan the COUNTY n
Dance Of Mr.. r, H. Mayo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Willard in Manchester.

captn,n Joseph =. Willard, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor Will speak in Manchester at Leader
Hall next Wednesday. August pm. IN
Friday August 18th. he vii address esa w, rs
In that city, and great preparations are
being made by his friends to give nm
q fine reception.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Fined for Using Soft Coal.

Few residents Of Richmond arc aware
that there is an ordinance IN force tnat
fnrbids the use of soft coal In furnaces,
stcam engines and by manufacturing
plants. ,,,ndrv >1o
on yesterday for using soft coal - ,, .i.s
th,t n delny be granted. and Ills Honor
permitted a stay of Judgment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Contract for Fuel Awarded,

Colonel Richardson, REGISTER q n the f nnsaa
office yesterday awerded CONTRACTS ar e he Year
tes Mn September i 1906 to ths folsw'hk
asssrs hsy being the o1eI t. eFeas Maphy
soltre, ,i ~ nn.l, Crllmp- West Co., anthracite
coal; James |. Smith & Coz Woou' 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Richmond Will Win Yet.

According to Mr. George B. Davis, s s,,It ~.
tendent OF Public Charities, VINO hha. landed
he Na,o u Conference Charities and c1r
rec,ons the conference win mse' RaAmend re-
n y. lG the highest vote next to Ph!lade1pha,
lie conferences wssts h IL ed Ms
,rost ENJOYABLE, ifN -sEsta at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Naval Orders.
Nayy penur,mcnt, Bureau Of NavIsatIon

Navy Department. Bureau OF NaVlsatl0h,
washington, Aug. 2. 1906
The following orders have been Issued
Lieutenant V. $. Houston, detached nnty
navy-yard, Norfolk, Val 10 command "Ial-
bot ysF ~
Ensign T.. Foley. detached command tai
bot; to "Nashvilloh In charge Or the en-
gineorlhg department OF that vessel
Passed Assistant Surgeon u. y. WeDn' &c
tachcd duty. Bureau Of Medicine ana surgery,
Navy Department, Washington, d. VI cto'' 10
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md
Paymnster Clerk y. u. Shuie, appointed a
payrnasters clerk In tho navy july III lVo'
duty "BcnninEton."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Tobacco Still Firm.

There were large sales Of tobacco on
the Tobacco Exchange yesterday about
2l9 packages having been sold, The
highest price was s25
Mr.. Shelhurna reports large part Of
their break to have been damaged.
moldered and rotten. This part sold at
low prices, cents To r cents. Sound
tobacco went at about the usual prices,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Have Enjoyable Labor Day.

Elaborate preparations are being made
for the Labor Day celebration under the
auspices of the Central Trades and Labor
Council this year, and many interesting
features arc included in the programme.
Messrs John IIclntz chairman. Z. u.
Tlman and n, ], Smith compose the
amusement committee.
The celebration will be held September
4th at Westhampton Park, and all unions
in the city are much interested in 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
The Record Volurninous,

. rha record In tho various suits hgalnst We
virginia Passenger and Power G9pany a ,ns
Htch y Edmond Traction Company and the re-
III vers Of those properties aggregates about
900 printed pages, Instead OF about Soo as re-
c.wers ono Of the multifarious suits. all os
Them making about five volumes, or neariS
Two thousand printed pages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Killed Far From Home.

The remains OF Mr.. John T., Mason
who was accidentally killed on tllc Penn
syIvanta Road nsar WILMINGTON, Del,
reached home, NO. 276f East Main Street,
yesterday. Mr.. Mason Has promising
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Young Negroes Pull the Wool.

Two negroes. aged aGPI snsroe on tic corner
ss Ninth Main ssssss a Soa ass ss
several % nass ea S the 1s g
cock Of he anal g.sn ow sfss he tame
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Dr.. Franklin Well,

rbrough the good offices q Chief ne {, W New
ner letter has been Ts0fRsyeG 'FIranklln
Ssr,,,eriv ar this city, Is in good health
and following his profession
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Richmond and the Southwest.

,,. ~ n Tomney, representing the
:, ME-, w Daily Tlmes is In tho city push.
ng nnpSeas nna e pr sape
tlcntIio,'ra ~ thn Southwest, Mr.. Tomney's
e eTorts are seconded by the Rlehmo"a
Chn her OF Commerce,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

plotting Henry Ward and will then have to
20 over and check up their ngures N de- az,
tall and prepare their report. This WIZ
probably make It September LIST before the
exact asscssment is known. st;3 .t
Mr.. Henry y. Adams. city treasurer OK
Official business. Mr.. Adams stated last
night that the new assessment <, OF real
estate iniSthat city showed an increase
over tho 1900 assessment OF about $00O, 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Henry Ward Assessment.

~. ~ n.sessors have completed Horny
The cIty Iii, he Mt Room No. 8, City Hall,
WARE td auu morrow and Monday 4th, 9TH and
Sh Of August Persons MAY sa come aMa
eNnmlne their assessments anu '''a"o
Ala INF q II any. 55s5;iss 4Fl ~ tE5t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Matter Of Appropriations.

! - : e. /
eome sn,,abbIe arose as to the matter
If appropriations for the four wards, and
Il was decided upon motion to divide the
committees funds, 1890 into four shares
ono for each ward Tho recorded vote
stood five ayes and two noes
Other repairs decided on were "aiks
to be laid on Eighteenth street IRON
Stockton to Decatur and from Sto cRtohs
to Everett Streets.
Aftcr the adjournment of the Street
r-onmittee the Health Committee came
TO order. DR.. r. T.. Rucker presented ms
rcport OF the bills incident to the recent
cases of smallpox cared for by the CITY.
They were ordered paid
committee of two, Messrs aylor ana
lindsay, were appointed to go before the
Finance Committee tonight and ASK LOT
an appropriation of $1,000, necessary 70
cover the expenses of the coming mar
year.
other bills, we're ordered paid. and the
rho Almshouse Committee then met,
Routine business was transacted ana al
bills were ordered paid.
Personals and Briefs,
Misses Ida Butler, Florence Wake. sa-
rah Redford and Clara Lover all OF
swnnsboro, arc spending some time at
West Point.
\ MISS Ida Butler will return in rev
days and leave Monday for visit IN
wakefield, Va. where she Will spend
week or ton days.
The employees Of the Southern Southern h 20 WAY
Iooint Tomorrow. It Is expected That u
viii be the largest crowd that In mas IS l ~.
Manchester this season. There WIN pe ~ :
teen coaches. o,tor,av
charged with running laundry wagon
without license. H.. s.ociotIo ion
vii ~ meet 1 on the second Wednesday, =, OF i
this month at Enon Iapt'st, Ne Ghu'cT IA mist
a osarehes IN eheyteraea. and powha'an
-'rhe patriotic Order Of Sons OF Ameri n;
viii meet tonight at O'Clock IN herse >
i' Rey. g, Dickinson has returned from a
visit to relatives L. Louisa a.l NJ 1000 10
Hui Street and Nils Katie r. YSymK e o.
d .v night by REV. 6. v, WoodWard IN en-, the
aters parior MI and o Mrs rraRs str %,t
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Spend Sunday at
Pine Beach
c. & Q. Sunday Outings
SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE.

$500 round trip every Sunday, via c.
& o. Special train, without stops, leaves
Richmond &c, s. O. Station) $3.50 A, NJ;
only eighty-tlve miles to tho ocean.
steamer connects with G, & O. outing
trains at Old Point every Sunday 1oF
Pine Beach and Norfolk. 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Try A ssociated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
PITTSBURG. PA, August 3.-Flftcen
tclegraphers wero sent from Pttsburg
to day to st. Paul to take tho places OF
the striking tclegraphers on the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
$500 c. g. Q. sl.oo
Saturday Excursions
TO THE
SEASt1ORE.

Special fast trains leave Richmond Sat
urdny EVENING" AT 3 Il. NJ. running
through to the seaside without stop, Re-
turning, Leave Buckroe 10 +. M. 800
round trip, Tickets good returning next
day from Old Point. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S % !. ]. { /:
Street Committee Decides Oh I'M
provcin1etlts and Divides
Money. u.
SPECIAL MEETING Il: J MONDAY N j 3, A
Southern Railroad Employees to.
80 = /! &
II MEETING MONDAY
Southern Railroad Employees to
Run Large Excursion to
West Point.

Manchester Bureau Times Dlspnt CHI, I
No. 1102 Hull Strcct.8J
Tho Street Committee mot last night
and transacted tho usual routine business
md lot that is of public interest
Mr.. A. r. Gallagher, OF No. S17 Balm
bridge Street, appeared before the COM
mittee. pctitioning that the street IN
front OF his, property DO improved, as he
said 1t is In n bad condition and such us
to- cause rnderva,iatlon Of tho property
adjoining. The matter was referred to-
the members OF the committee from the
Second Ward and City Attorney to 30
referred buck by them to tho committee.
Mr.. Samuel 1'ulliam appeared before
tho meeting to ask that he DO granted
right of way for his sewer, which came
up some time ago in the form of a signed
petition for tho committees consideration.
The matter was referred to II special
meeting to be held later.
Mr.. David II. Hay, of Tenth and Nc
Donough Streets, pctitioncd for sidewalk
facilities at his residence 1t was moved
and carried that the City Engineer and
Chairman r. 7. Pntram inspect the To-
caity to find the cost of grading, and re-
port back to tho committee. The mat
ter was put under Vie provision that II
injure no adjoining property. The bus
mess will come up for discussion N q
special meeting to be held Monday night.
a letter Of July Sth was read from tho
chief engineer Of the Southern Railroad,
saying TINT he would bring over a party
to survey and see what is hest to be done
to relieve the situation at Fourteenth and
Perry Streets This was to have been
done on the Tuesday following July sth.
Nothing has ever been done, no attempt
having been made to improve tho locality,
and 1t was stated that tho matter had
been hanging fire for twelve months. As
the matter demands early attention 1t
will be brought UP In the special meeting
to be held Monday night.
Then was brought UP tho n,attor OF the
repairs to the streets which were torn up
by contractors and never properly ro-
laid. The city caused the work to be com
pleted, and the committee last night de-
cidcd to present the bills to the contrrc-
tors through the city treasurer for collcc-
ton. i.
The matter OF repairs came up and II
was decided to lay brick walk one
square on Seventh and two on stockton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

The matter OF repairs came up and II
was decided to lay a brick Walk one
sn,,are IN Seventh and two on Stockton
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Quito UhSoTsuuase.


a certain merohant OF Baltimore,
who ie known for bis philaushropie
spirit, was approached one day: By an
lrishman, formerly ia bis employ,
who made touching appeal for finan-
cial assistance. Said he, ssys Har.
per's Weekly: ~. -. ..:', ..:..;
Il trust, sor, hatye'll find IL CON.
venient to help a. poor man whose
house an everything in it., vas burn.
ed down last week sor.'' !, ::E :z...1 =:
The merchant, although he gives
with free hand, exercises consider,
able caution 10 his philanthropy, Sc
he asked: @.>" n N + .,%. ,% +.
Have you any papers or scertiha
s=ses e she= that you hsrs Ice
everything by FIRE, aa you cay { =;.;sss, S..
The Irishmsnl scratched his head a.
if bewildered.# 81 Finally he replied: 81
8 ~ did have certificate to th-.Hef
feet, sor, signed before a no.s,y ~
unfortunately, eor, It was burned III
with the rest Of my effects g,2 f+3 3 + @
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
!: A Lawyer. Surprised.

o.
This story comes from Representa-.
tative Gambler Of Mississippi: "An
important will oase, involving several
thousand dollars, wAs befoTe u the court
for trial. Able counsels we're en-.
ployed on both sides. The iplaintiffs
were trying TO break she will on the
ground that undue 5 coercion s was
used BY the testator's 8 wife over him,
he by his will manumitting several
slaves, as the heirs held, against his
wish. # Z E 4 !! !$ Ss y ~ II
:. James Roberts, attorney for p,lsin.,
tiffs, asked . witness il he had heard
the, deceased say anything abou. max,
ing will. 4 :. s. Il: S.:
= eyes, SIR was the answer.; 81. 81: / 4.
lssT"'1Rhet did he sag, sir; speak ont, Z
continued lawyer Roberto & S IS: G:s$ .: }3::;
;,yt'Said he didn't want To- make; q I
will" y Il. ss /. B ,,S ;5' ,,s
J; ibid he give any reason Il 2S?fE .}3:.. s@.
Yes, Sir. ~ L Il: .E' t%s $:ss .::3:
SWELL, lstis ooue. = sS>s @ y S|1 II $&
z SWELL, / will. He said he didn't want
that rascal Of q lawyer sominR ever ! to
the plantation 10 take Il his, 8 money
9yHaS. - ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25

wofshloas character, o or;miasl. or a =,
person pbyeicalIy diseased; the other
psovadsB' that tssihsa saeariUg q f6ss
land. all thet yen carly With you sgssa
10 nos absolutely neseesary to oi5the
or enppes. yes shall be subiect 20 q
cueeom house Gag. THE tex 10 ep-
piled to the support Of the govern.
ment whose protection you enjoy
while Within It's boundaries. -.
Mexico, which 10 ono OF tho naoat
prosperous republics 10 the world. hna
more stringent lave on this subject
than even Canada. The Rio Grande
river, which 10 the main boundasy,
line between the United Ststes ana
that country, 10 pa,roled ali tie tine
by mounted troops. ~%,E.
If you enter the country in lees,
way it is either over the railway
bridges end by railway brains closely
examined by Mexican offioia!u, or by
the trolley line which runs betveen
I'll Paso and Juarez. and which mcets..
going south. Che Mexican governments
officials, and, coming north, the
United States inspectors.
While IN visiting most Of the na-
tions of Europe you must have q pass-
port and your photograph to identify
yourself. Mexico is content TO have
you show your card; the nature OF
your business and the contents OF
your trunk or grip as you enter The
country by regular route. But IL
you do as did--iuet walk in--,is ia
not long before polite but firm Off
ser OF the sEm5 seks you to 20 to
heedquafteEO and explain. ...7..: l..
1t is better In every way to follow
che usual routes aud be admitted
with q polite bow and wsve oe che
hand end the constantly ,grseiouis
grsssiog fsoun high sud low Of che
Southern republic: y, ....,i -. r. =.
eve trust, Senior. Mexico will an.
pear gracious 60 you." ."-~H. I Cieye-
land, in Boys World. ,>.t".' ,>.t:";.'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25

and there is no ueed to warn yor
against she high.minded and alto
gether deaireble chap Who doeen't
seem to notice you, although you arm.
~ believe him to be the 3airy prince
] OF your romance.
A girl cannot marry eho man she
chooses; she must take one Of those
who comes to WOO and that is Why the
man she should not marry 10 reslly
the important issue with her.
She must proceed by the rule of
elimination, and when one man seems
to survive and care q great deal for
her she cannot do better than marry
him if he stands the test aud seems 10
be an honorable, manly man, whose
principles and ideas are correct and
decent.
Modern girls do not like dull, ugly
or stingy men, and these three faults
are quite likely to belong to men who,
properly understood and rightly di.
rected, might make admirable hus.
bands. 1t is dreadful crime to be q
bore in this twentieth century, and
girls do not take into consideration
the fact that dulness comes often
from ditfidence, while the lively, glib
chap is sure of himself, and would
quite Frequently not be tolerated by
serious men.
UgIiness, as the saying goes, is but
skin deep, and many virtues go with
it in man. He is more apt than not
to have common sense, for b, starts
out early in life 20 win success by his
efforts, rather than by his good looks.
Frequently lis ruggedness Of features
grows iato beauty when his good
traits make themselves known.
he ie for more desirable husband
ii he ie merely unhandsome than one
Of the Greek gods who make athletic
records, snd who, While ehsrsuipg 60
look as, to dance With, to cit next as
dinner. ere disappointing GO hus-
bands.
No man 10 really ugly unless his
features are expressive OF some mental
deformity, meanness, selGshness, or
eosdid greed. J.
The stiugy wan is always unpopu-
lar, but the man who is merely oars-
Sul in his expenditures must not be
condemned unless he is one Of those
who 60 about seeking ell sorts of fs-
voEs socially and carefully avoiding
paying his just social debts.
Within recent years this particular
type Of man has multiplied. He has
been made BY anxious hostesses desir-
ing to have enough men at . ,ir din
ners and garden parties and week
ends in the country. IN this way he
figures out that the boon of his com.
panionship is something valuable that
he bestows as q favor.
He wears good clothes, belongs to o
club or two, smokes, plays golf and
lives in some place that no one ever
hears Of, as he dates all his CORE.
spondenoe from his club. He 10 the
very acme Of sel6shneas, and Of q
greedy desire to get all he can ont Of
life without paying for it. :s.%
Don't marry stiugy man when
you learn shat ais stingiuess is part Of
his gress system Of living on nothing
o yesr. snub him for awhile, and II
he psrsists make him understand just
what you think Of ouoh men Of his
sort. '.%r. -, ~. J., -. -.
It may reform him, Cor; he is very
often not all all bad at heart. s. He
has simply mixed up his ideas Of bun.
iness euocess- and worldly, progress
with the code Of an honorable mau,
which forbids any deviation from the
rule, ''Nobleaae, otlige.'' s. 3; :" :. !:
49, o
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
The JED e'tteae

4 The tissues Of the throat are
sinhamed and irritated; you:
= cough, and there is more irrita-
!. !. s.tion-more coughing. You take.
r. cough mixture and it eases the
sirritation--for awhile. You take
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-18
DIR. BISCHOFF'S PUPILS
GIVE SECOND CONCERT
Excellent Programme Encores Per
mitted-Much Applause Given
the Soloists

Pupils of DR.. ]. w. Bischon gave their
second concert this week in the First
Congregational Church, Tenth and G.
streets northwest. AS on the previous
evening the program permitteE no en-
cores but from the manifest approval
OF the audience many recalls might
have been responded to,
Miss Pauline. Cone, soprano, sang
Dana's '.Salve.' In the dramatic parts
of the composition Miss Cones voice
was particularly suitable.
Becker's ''Springtide" was sung eff
fiectively by Miss Margaret Wilson
Standiford Miss Bearnadetta Dean,
soprano. in the difficult cavatina from
Meyerbeer,s Roberto IL Diavolo. u
showed studious regard for the text.
The other students singing last night
were Mrs. Anne Z. Larigey, Miss Edna
May Taylor, Mrs. Richard ". Burk-
hart, Miss Minnie Hutchinson. Miss
Lydia Richards Hughes, Miss Laura
Collision, Miss Virginia C. Miller, Miss
Florence E. Pierce, Miss Aileen Miller.
Miss Helen Lea Shoemaker, Miss Mel
lie Newton, Mrs. II. B. Smart, Wiley II
Davis and George II. Ward.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-18
A. M. {. z. CHURCH HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Philadelphia and Baltimore con-
ference Of the A. NJ E Zion Church is
in annual session at the John Wesley
Church The meetings are presided over
by Bishop George ". Clinton.
The following officers were elected:
w. II. Marshall, R. f. Fisher. and
George NJ. Oliver. secretaries; L. w.
kyies, compiler and publisher Of the
minutes: Rev. W. H. Davenport, re-
porter to the Star of Zion. the organ OF
the church; James W. Poe, reporter to
the city press; Rev. D. P. Witten. ]. H.
Dorsey, j. j. Jones. and W L. Roby.
marshals, and Rev. Dorsey, postoffice
messenger. The following ministers from
other denominations Were then intro
duced to the bishop and conference:
Reys. Mathew Trivis, M NJ Beckett. J.
\. stil. J, \. Taylor, w. T. Harris, and
O. J. W Scott
AT tonight's session Commissioner
MacfarlAnd will deliver an address on
the part of the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia. and Recorder John
G. Dancy will respond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-18
have no opportunity for cross-examina
ten.
Two Other Indictments.
.ictments.


There are two other indictments nov
pending in this court against the defend
ant. In one OF them he is indincted with
the said Machen. and said Lorenz, and
Martha Lorenz. the wife of said Lorenz,
In the other he is indicted alone.
Both indictments relate in a large paTs
to the matters which are covered by
this indictment. and the evidence in
all three cases so far as the defendant is
concerned will be largely the same
whether it be evidence in support of the
charge or against 1t.
Thedefendant wishes TO have all the
cases against him tried at one time. by
Having the Indictments consolidated SO
far as he is concerned. He Is advised.
and aeVrs that this cannot be done II he
is tried with his co-defendants, because
they are not parties TO one OF the indiet-
ments against him. The defendant says
he Is puosessed of very limited means
and will be utterly unable TO bear the
expense of properly defending himself IN
a series Of trials.