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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
CT JonNsBuRY CENTER.

Mrs. Laura Trankhn, who has oteu
10 Manchester, \. H., on business nas
returned home.
Mss Susie Forsyths, who hai been az
IaUreuce. Mass, for some tine - AT
home 10 a few days.
Nr. Lee has moved into the upstairs
tenement OF tie old post office. MI
brooks people. who occupied the down
star. teue nent. save moved 70 1t.
JOhnsbur5.
Miss Helen Hartman spent sunday
with friends at ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Bessie Wilson Of Coatieook, =. o.
has been visiting Mrs. Hiram PHree and
and Ms. Charlie salmon.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs P. n. Granger o.
Peacham have been visiting Mis- uneA'
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franklin, who
have been visiting bis motbei' Mrs
Franklin, went to their summtr BONE
in Maine last week.
Rev. Mrs. Woodruff gave veiy inser'
vsting report OF the convention hela Ok
Brattleboro 70 her congregation un sun
day morning.
Mrs. Gibson - nc wing her goods up to
her daughters Mrs. Lewis Metut, al
Lyndon1ile. Mrs. Gibson will soon
leave Tor the West, where she viii Visit
relatives.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
viii hold a lawn party Thursday even
;u0. Ice cream ami cake will be served
az ten ceats a plate. Ia case OF ram u
viii be held in the church vestry. cor
dial invitation 10 Ktended to all.
Pomona Grange will meet at Wide
Awake hall this evening.
Mt. Lester Berry OF Dartmouth Col
le,ge Is az home tor vacation.
Mrs. Belle Emerson Steady Of Lowell
/ Mass. has been visiting her cousin, Mr.
smith Emerson. AustiI Emerson o
wheelock has also been visiting there.
Cen,lemen's night will be observed a
Wide Awake hal saturday evening.
coed time IS anticipated.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin spent ] hur'
dar Of last week with Mrs. lienr
Beck a 81. Iohnsbury.
The primary department OF the Sents
grammar school closed Friday with
ver,1 acceutable term. This week Fuda
the grammar department will clos
| TIE rlembe Of the ninth grade shove
that good work has been done as the
al De ssed the xamination and viii n
ceive their diplomas at the graduHtio
exercises which are to be hello at the Mi
sc hall on Friday. Those who belong
the ninth grade are Misses GeItruc
Franklin, Helen Brewer and hess
Wheelsr, Waiter Hall and James Cree
wood.
Mrs Ienas Blake ofNewport called 9
Mrs. 4. II. Stone and Mrs. II. J. ksll'
asst week.
Childrtn's day was observed at q
. Methodist church, Sunday. In q
J the morLiug a pleasing program WI
} rendered oy The children. Much credit
! due its superintendent, Mrs. Heros
J Lougee, for training the participants
E effect yely. In the evening the Kew
/, W. Worthe spoke on the "Beautiss
!. Nature using several geological slos
q meas to illustrate.
p Friday yening there will be a law
p party a.S &c cream sale, given by I
; Ladies Al scciety OF the Method
!. church. - he heaae Is hvigh. Sin pso
a. aie cordially Invited to pafs'Cisa
g Il rainy come the evening following.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
Health Officers School.

St. Iohnsbury is well represented at
the health officers school, which
is in session in Burlington this week.
DR.. {. A. Cramton and wife left Saturday
in his automobile and will return to-
night. Health Officer Noyes left yester-
day afternoon. DR.. T. K. Stiles Of the
State Board OF Health is also there, hav-
ing made the trip in his new White tour
ing car accompanied by his family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Ranlet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21

Mrs Mar lohnstoa, iofmsr resident
hrss. tisd al Nautaskm Beach, Mass,
Thurseag from be- tast'.s oi a shock Of
apopiirv. Shr -ame htse Len Boston.
xhsfe Der hou1e has hstu thf psst lew
years. lsss September NJ visit with
relatiyrs a.d trends, and whals here was
taken sisk and bad neyss tails fgpovertd
Der hraith. Hef daughters. Mrs. Wi%
ham I. LOWRY anf MFt. T. /. NiApp,
mFEe With her last week &c NAntasket,
and accomplished The reabatns aerr. Mrs.
l1bnstou Nas s. wears On @gs. and aad
Wsys hcrn aN ndustrzFgs wa iran, "a 10
worked iof thr wtliars oh bef miiy and
tae interests VI thesr hY Nhen snf was
snologff. sac leaves ave saas George
an1 Cherries 81 Barre, iNsae q Boston,
Robert ai Moatprlisr, auc hATalton.
y h0 has Isl moved TO blaat~ssst ifom
l Barrs tWo "a ughtefs NFs. ! Z. Slatg
{ ~ HardW SIX. sud Mrs. NhHahR Low
rey ~ Session also twa' sisters, Mrs
( fahp suitor oi 'attieion. IND Mrs. W J.
( Pawnty of hartou hesidga many friends
Z here. Ths remains we're Hfoage. 81 toe
houle % her daughseriu-s Ars Henry
Z kincs saturday, and Vie faaerai was
Z htll fsr- Ht Andfrw's = asln. o4 wh "a
-ae sas q mrmbcr. sun4 alvmoou al
tosolk. ktv Iar>~ A. ih9mpsoa ,ilci
afuE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
Mrr.i. ReIIrffar Wanna.

you have pains in the back. Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a
certain, pleasant herb remedy for wo-
mans ills, Try Mother Gray's Australian
Leaf. II Is a sale monthly regulator.
At Druggists or by mail SO ceuts. Sam
ole package FREE. Address, The Mother
Gray Co.. Leroy, y. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
Chicken Pie Supper.

Chicken Pie Supper.
The men of the Free Baptist church
will serve chicken pie supper and hold
a social with entertainment in their YES
try Thursday evening. The menu Will
be as follows:
Chicken Pie
Mashed Potato Feas
Beet Pickle Cabbage Salad
Rolls and Butter
Doughnuts TICS
Tea Gomez
The entertainment will consist OF mu,
sic and readings. Claude Goodrich Will
give some selections on the guitar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
AT THE WILLIE.
s.mw..sswsut 81 Lypdsu GastitHts.


Sehool closed at the Institute last
wesk. and examinations were held. On
FRIDAY evening Miss Joslyn's piano pu'
psls gave an excellent recital IN homp
sou ball. showing great improvement
and Ia hiul teaching.
Sunaav Afternoon at $50 the sermon
20 The graduating class was preaeEea AZ
80 pan.ist Church az the Center, and IN
sUise 81 thr bclming heat, the church
vas hlled 20 us capacity. Muse was
Given by q hne quartet, consisting OF
Nrssss Rose Brown and Florence steele
Ed Davis and Frederick Rainey, accom-
usuied hy Miss Ioslyn on the organ:
Nrs. NJ. ". Harris also sang beautiful
sola. The Lord is ny shepherd The
speaker o. the occasion was the KEY.
William Shaw OF the Methodist church
and he Subject was The Heavenly vs.
iou Hiss text was taken from Acts
as1e. Nr. shaw 10 40 able speaker,
mna bis whoie SCI mon vas calculated 70
ismurrns upon thc young people thS osau.
~ al htgh deals, and the desirabslity o.
ksrrsuF them constantly IN view.
"a Monday evening" occurred the pfiff
suqskara OF ths iuuior class. VERY prsttY
rroRrams were Distributed ana TBS
narses Of tbf speakers taking part e ne
sefakl-g are a. follows. Albert kiieYt
Iassu6ias Watsou. Abbis ~hsazusr.
ffwin Carpentsr. florrrcs CbssleY tfaa
esesss. ia lee. WalteS ~leefY l-iita t,fst'
pfank Mclgunis Anult hasinsslts @af
camahsH. M,nEt icnss. fftasfies
Rasnsg. la Fiowr spaet -
4 5as,l rssssl f.rp7 Is 'rftfrRt ayr
hmt a. t.ass on 1id themselves pf0ua.
70 la 81 pfiacn vii be- aunoa@eed
"Wednesday morninc 60 thf cloef oi taf
.rnevam The spraEiuE wns inttf
se~res 4 with nus'c ~ Miss Ioglyn, &ft.
Naevts Mies NeweI MnsiC f1r eon-
eI.stre prameuads vac 'urutshse ty
0eesrs Waseu. Huruft anf Wakrhsi3
Tussaat was thf day drroiea espsHt.
nHx 20 thg slumnt Tht aunual Has5ness
--.ets-v of tts frustcfs snf corgorafafs
te4s e.arf a. Dr. a. o.. tae htrfsrg ttef-
r.ses al fbs siurari In zoe Caspei at :
atiatk ta fhr evening.
Taaavs pTogram 10 az ioi.o@s
lean Graduating gntrusfs ~ @asae
RnA.
ana Aunui 8lnnsr 81 tse Coz
g.rEatiUnal p@rl0ft.
ar.m Bal ghmf or ths campus r
tween Alumn, and lnsaitusf
sam Aruivtrsarv ocnCer' Sc " asae
HaH by Edward 8 blliat
rrurrsonator an9 3 rbeft
Howard. h0g soTFa9o.
sH a4 Naafre on krsfrV1sr nal, D. thf
iuuiurs 60 ihg eEniars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21
Memorial Service.


At Joint meeting OF the Woman's Re-
lief Corps and Chamberlin Post Satur'
day evening, a memorial service was
held in memory OF the late Albert Harris.
During the evening Miss Katie Wheel
ock, whose song at the exercises at Mu'
sic hall Memorial day was such an inter-
esting feature of the program, was IN
vited to repeat the song, which she did,
much to the qualification OF all present.
This young lady was invited to be pres
ent at this meeting that she might be
presented with silk flag, which was
given to her by Charles Ross, in behalf
OF the Post, and which was received by
her With a great deal OF enthusiasm.
She clasped it in her arms and said, Il
thank you for this beautiful flag. shall
keep it as long as live" She was then,
by unanimous vote made an honorary
member OF the Post. This action
prompted her to ask If as an honorary
member of this organization she coulo
not march in the procession on Memo
rial day. and she was told that she coulo
march at the head of the procession anc
carry her flag. The flag was mounted
with silver ferrules and was inscribed
with the words, FRO m Chamberlin Pos
TO Miss Katie Wheelock." Following
these exercises ice cream and cake wer'
served. The meeting was very enjoya
| BILE one
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21

Priscilla Flour will make more bread
and better bread than any other brand.
Al grocers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-21

Mss Hsttm Carpenirr oi kamseys \.
: vinsipg nirnds and relatives hefs
- 3 kw wsS&ss
Mrs. Ira Cafpenter, Of hrooshsld =
vsmtlra relatives hare, stopping At Mh
Fnagt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
says Letter sSin$ # Glearer Light ,.H
@ s;s IIis Continue sInfra actio'1n.s, Of
I.!iiS tiles of lSerac
WRITTEN Il: FR o NJ PRISON sHlP /
..Dla,:tte Shows It r res dent Had
NotaB cen il ~ IIan ds IF x Gen:- G
Seral$ But Four 8D Days. RI

i.
" ,S..''tBy. a. ciated Press.).

q SAVANNAH, GA, March ..-N rs Ie &
Z ferson Davis has written the following
lotter4to the Savannah Press
New Y ork, March 2. 900.
Iditor Of the Savannah Press:
Whilst i still haven 9 rec coilecuon alii
81 having written to g GeneralI Miles the he
sletter9 which $hc quotes mo- only fails 70
support This previous sta tement IN |. the
slightest particulars, but as It's date ate
shows, must have been written from the the
prison ship int Hampton Roa ds, ID when
81 necessity il was Ignorant of what was was
being done with Mr.. Davis, who hud tlltl then
.beeniSonly four days in the custody OF
General NJ lilies. If the ter wa s. written
subsequent events have revealed he act
that&at that moment, $whenGan agonlze9d1
wife was thanking him for his apparent lt
courtesy in, answering nquiri IN ir regard are
to her Imprisoned husband, and was
commanding him to- The kind care OF his
custodian this man. by his own ssho wing
was! as!contenlplating tho immediate 81 ~
lection Of his helpless prisoned 4 to the
gross Insult and the mnltreatment. y
the letter be as General Miles uuotes IT,,
stony serves to put In a. clearer tght,
If possible, his continued infractton It
the most obvious rules OF iveracit ~.
u y (signed ~. 4 JE1FITERsON DAVIS. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
PROSPECT GOOD ! !. !. !
E0RlAINES.T0'VIlI|N|| ! N | /: n
Bill for5S Small Approp opriationl
Carries Enc cotlrag ging s.s'5
NJ r;oViisio ions. Si3E
/. SUR / Marriage n a I !
All Dogs ii ii 5z3ll e:yWp st eWs i;utst' stt'
ot Co Out fithout ~
as,i M uzzl les. III

,nrlac,ialItot ~ z, s.rlha j rlImes-plspatch.

3iSSS% (spacialto The Times-Dl Dlspatch0
NEWPORT NEWS: "a. 81 !. arch 90 90.
{D. Batchelor, one Of the genera: 4: co.ln- 'af
sci for the II amestown Exposition Conn
ia ny, returned TO the city to-day from ON
Washing ton, where he has been work.:
ing in the Interest OF the E exposition VI al-- '-
preparation bill. Nj Bat tchelor speaks axis
onthusiasttcallySof OF the prospects for the
terccntennial, and says that hesw not at
all Il disappointed by the failure Of the the
House to appropriate more than $3.50 t'l 600.
He states that the bill carries Wit y y
provisions which NJ insure the S8 success t5
Of the Exposition and that the company
is$ nov In "a position to so ahead with
preparations for the event in 1907 81 ID.
a surprise wedding occurred here this
AFTERNOON at 8 O. clock, when Miss 4 Mary g H
McD Dermid stearnes OF this city, and md y Mr.
Frank Mccoy we're mar
rled ats the home OF the brile g adopted ted
parents Captain and Mrs c,S g. Doyle,
Rev. q, n. afford, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church. performed the. cere-
mony# Il In the presence OF q feW IT tlinate Q
friends. The bride Is the daughter OF
Dr.. q James stearnes. but has spent the
greater part Of her Hfe here witt Captain al
ana Mrs. Doyle, being known am'ong l1'9llg .her
many friends as Mako \ Doyle '''3l i no
groom is employed at the Norfolk navy
"a I'd, Tho couple left for Berkley after '1't!
tho ceremony and Will make their 81 home 1llt,
thore. III \ Y 7. - XII 55 ..5ls i.E
,The Highways and Sewers Committee g
of the Council last night reported, 4, favor
ab,Y q On funT ( ordinance which will re-
autre every dog appearing on the streets
I to be 5muzzled@ % Tho ordinance imposes e
fines upon owners of dogs allowing the
animals to be at large without muzzlles,
collars and tags.
The Central Labor Union held q big
mass-meetlng last night. az Whlch nc ~ - q.
cummins. organizer for tho American
Federation Of Labor, was the. principal
spenker Mr., Cummlns Is organizing three
new unions hero, Ss n n IA N IL NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
'10|HAvGE.|N|.ENEVV
A0U.SE0.FI|'v|0|'R:s!AIP. \ [ [ ) | \
Church Of the Covenant Prepar-
ing to Build l'i oteril
Structure. II. d
- N q f47 q. .
PLANS COM COMMITTEES | ]. 4; WORK No *
Made Unique Appeal Which :F
n Touched All A Hearts and 3.s3
s3s sss5s Money Came Forth.

,E
, The congregation Of the Church of the
Covenant are9S greatly eneo ouraged .& & over y;
the bright prospects for having q q beau
5tiful new house OF orshipS In the near ear
future, ana the opposed structure rle1s1r
prolmises to be not pnly ource q ' pride 5t1
an comfort to the mem bcrs, but an sorno- ma
1nert to the section % the city in$whitc'lh1 lt'l1
twill be locat ed 81 81
The new church Will be- built Just IN IN
front Of the present one Il the north, tn,
east corner OF Park venue and $1I arri- r =
son street, ana the tier will be utilized
as as d lecture room, I'D for other church
work. The cong Ion removed l' to $t he Et
present site years go from wv est Grace
street, ana Tor some: time a new and
7connmodious house d b worship has been
in 9conten1pla tions The SRev.J, /, Calvin Stew
art, D. d .ysi has long bee nrhe past tor OF
the congregation, ,5 and IL the gchurch n has
steadily grown and 5prospered under hk
leadership sanEd 4 va tchfu B care. Tho time
has III q W. come 4 w hen he congregation
feels that is able sto have a better and
more suitable church Building and &t 81 8
forging ahead a indus triously on these
lines. # IA 5 ]. t,'s s9ta NJ
First S step q aiken. s
The frst step was taken not long since,
when tlle2 sessior 4 Of gsth he church called
"a ngrega tonal ls.Srlee Ing for fe9s com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
WRECKED VAULT AND
ESCAPED WITHIN $4,000.
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated Press.)
h sFLoVILI4A. GA, March some time
last night professional crac cksnlen enter
ed the Bank Of Floyitla and ;Nyreeted Es. 4, the
vault With an explosive, making \ 4, easy
haul and escaping with s.! ,cs'o infcasl,.
iS .pho bank, officials have lii tle or no cllo
as: 10 who the robbers We're, but ~ rs
Understood that! ms many as four per-
sons sons. have been snspanted iand !! IA ea-a
ipccted that dstectiYes will sie on close.
tIncls within tho next SIX llou.s. Es8g gss
glTho robbers used Enitro-glSse erineg III and
itcolnpletely wrecked the banking fles,S. n
The bank Isl insured sagadIsst tha q loss, s, alld
the State Bank lpg $50 ela tlQAs ~ ppsl' pg
the search for the To obpe sss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
TAKES TINE BY
THE. FQREL0C'K| ! [ Q|I:|
Norfolk Forcstalls Any Hitch in
Regard stost1h1e,'a 1,'a. Tide ride
s water Road. s;5. ;;5!!,6
SUICIDE STILL UNIDENTIFIED J. = 4 I | ! }
Mrs. Gregory Takes strycln11i1t1ltc'.
gin# Place Of n Quiil-
{ Y n, = ~


Q5 Bi fspcclal / TO J. The. Times Dispatch
EORFOLll,. .vA.,5 March mayo III Rid 4
dick this afternoon signed the ordinance
appropratlng the ooo for f'e pulr-s p'lr
chase 8 rights OF way for Tidewater
Rallway a1 the money has been paid p'fll !
Ito the tves q he rallron ,a ~.
js31 In view 8 Il threatened troubles a meet
Ing was held to-day and was de eelded sIl .
to avoid litigation by consumma TN TIN 9 l the
COM Ct ana this was done hero were we're
jrumors on the streets night st to the
eject that the " f'r| onld Y pe, ?,
lp7posed IN the intercstSof the Norfolk and
western and chesapeake and Ohio, Rail tail ::
ways q II Il 81
For Emb ezzlement.
,sa 1obn L,a Bowers was sent to Bal timore
today for trial on the charge Of $emtDez- ,t'
Element. His former par tner and & III end
j. B. Powell, obtained q warrant from Q
Norfolk IL county Justice Of the IN peace
cha rgtne Bowers with $emhezzler Gnt ana
end dcayored to take \ him from the juris-5
the city. The Comm on%ealtthis g
Attorney refused to prosecute that wal
rant on the ground that 4 q was olluslye
and Fraudulent and the prisons SHas g g 3
" y - ~
requisltion. n Al $s Fs{3ss. sSt9 q.
n The 4 bod OF, the youn 81 g strang 81 up
4 posed Il to be- Spencer B. b Campbell, who
COMMITTED suicide at the sout hern - Hotel h
here Thursd g :A A
Norfolk woman. Il ~ hose :son it went to
Panama som e IS ears ago and who has
\ never since been heard from, y was at8 the
morglie this Eaf ternoon, bu t! q ne fntled sto
Identity the remains. i phoqt ograph OF Of
the tbody8;wn ia ken. The bod y II VI be
held unit N1onda I'd Il then buried unG m
less identified and claimed by that time:
Stryychnine for Quinine.
\ The sco prone T. s verdict to day was that
Mrs. regory,.;t Il he wife Of Ernest Greg ory,
died 81 from strychnine olson I! AIKEN y
herself +; She /. was years old ssand has has
been ma led seven mon lis. She took Ia
large II dose II rom acka ges sof iSWhlt te
sJ}owder,r assuring her usba nd and Miss
sDulng 81 friend! that elnla bell led
der could BE no thing n but Y auinin ine.Sf She
died in forty five minut Ss.t !, a 5;g
Alice Wilson. chargets witt \ stabblng
8yyille Hart in a d u Avon 4 Stree house,
February q 7th, waived examinat t ions IN the
police :cour e. this morning, and the ease
went on Il o the grand jury for an d ndict-
lnent Monday. Hart, who Is still In the
hospital. has been summoned ye$ by he
common wealth to test fys5 against Y he
girl. i "a 4
s7 There q are !, n o other. Witnesses. The
girl is young and handsome and 1she Wept
ALI the time she was lin the court room
to-day. The sta bblng was the result %of
10 lovers quar- rel FisssSs "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
THE RAPPAHANN0CK NOW
OPEN TO NAVIGATION
Special to The Times -Dlspatcl.o

X FREDER1cKsBURG. yAn March 4 ~
The Ice gorge hns moved out the
river at this point, and the steamer 70 Pfo''-
ttnmao from Norfolk arrived here yestcr-
day afternoon. Tho Baltimore steamer
IA expected Tonight, and It is thought
that all of tho steamers will now resume
their regular schedules. 81 ts. II
Tho City Council has selected as. the
nav site for the erection Of the new gas
works for tho city tho property lying
along the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railrpad, Immediately sout
Of tho station, where q switch can be
extended from8the main limo, thus faclltat-
ing tile handling OF coal. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
MUs NAN ATT TERS0N { Il
TRIAL OR BAIL 8 Y MAY@1ST
(By yAssocIated Press

NEW y DIRK. march, 4.-Nana tterson.s
the show; girl who has once been tried,
on.theS charge Of numbering Caesar Young,;
must be given anott her trial by May Isl,
or be released on bail. decision to-
that effect was given to-day by Justice
.Gaynor, Of the N New = York State Supreme
Court in Broo klyn. .s on an applicatio Of
Miss Patterson s. counsel for writ OF.
jhabeass corpus N and review of her. case
on the ground that she had been de-
MED her constitutional rights to prompt
trial - .is,.a kHsA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
.lNAUGURATI OF new la n IL, /.
\. !. GOVERN OR OF WEST VA.
icy a ssloclatsd Pyess.)l

1ARLEsTO NJ March re- A. -
William M. o. a Dawson was inausurated
rs Governor Of West Yirglnin today. Ad-- ,.tl-
dresses were made by retiring Governor
white, BY Governor Dawson and i others.
The oath OF office was administered by
Judge Brannon, Of the n Supreme II Court
OF a ppeal Is X S ~ u II tt 4is 5s554&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
CIGARETTE STUB I CAUSES
FIRE RE'5IN 4 YALE LE# DORMIT0RYl
lBYAssoclated Press.,

4 " NEW HAVEN March The high
wall,, one OF the finest the private; dor.
mltorics for Yale students, was damaged
by fire to-day, to the extent Of SO, ,000, ,f3S58
i The injury to the costly furnishings Of
the thirty Sheffield Scientific school stu
dents who occupied the apart Is tcs-s
mated at SO, 900 more #s$. N 4. "a u
II The fire Is supposed ito have started,
from q cigarette stub. j'5. b ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Chancellor Dead.
s. lRy Assoulat I'ress.

Na.i f!9 III tt3y AsSOvlalGll H3ISs-s.l 81 =.
h SrARIiYILI,E, MISS March Chan-
ce.lor III. i. AIuldrow, who served as first
assistant secretary .of the anterior during
President CleYeiand's second term, Is
dead at his home here. He WAS sixty-l
eight years old. 81 IL i.5 y N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
MUG MARRIED H0CH
INDICTED FOR MURDER

sS Gay Associated Press.)
n CHICAGO, March. 4.-rJohnnn Hocf,
i-blgamlst, has been Indicted by the
grand jury for murder, *
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Sentiments Divided.

In some cases or. of.circunstantal evil
/ 6cnce the public secmsgto ,be unit, The
verdict Is unanimous IN advance Of "a
confession, TWAS not IN Cluyerius's case
Tho pubic was seriously, if not equally
divided Flow fnr the y split was emo
stIonal and howfnrjit was Sjud dleihl a would
not he easy to say. The Ignllows long
ago scaled the sentence of the law, and
the young lawyer died the $felon's death,
Let those hoa him Guilty who will, but
1T IA due to- him to- say that lie went to
his fate avo@ng his Innocence. fury,
judges and othess many, said he,s Old "
but Iwlth5death$ waiting to claim liu.i he
declared again as .he had said nc the hari
Of Justice; ''Not guilty. I I. hose who
do not know have the rlsEt 10 ba silent
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REV. j. B CALVIN STEWART, ID J: .. ],
Pastor Of the Church Of the Covenant.

sideration OF the subject. This meeting
resulted lin the appointment Of q strong
Plans Committee and the latter Sc t to
work, and with great success. ~ The Com-J
3mittec on Plans is composed @of the fol
lowing gentlemen: Rev. J. Calvin 8 stewart!
Messrs Robert schaefer - WADE, =,
81. oon, G. W. Parsons. w, 4 u. ters,
Pc. h Christian, George s. Kemp, Robert
;Lecky. Jr,s w, Z. Fleming; and Dr..#H s.
tNacLean, with Robert LeckS, Jr, chair
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IA Beautiful Scene.

The first tang bic results We're shown
by this committee at the8close of the
service last Sunday and their plan was
SO entirely unique that 1t has attracted
widespread attention, both In and out Of
the church, Without Informing any one
upon what lines they were proceeding,
tho committed had n builder construct q
model OF the proposed new
church. and when the congregational
5meetlng had assembled to their pleasant
surprise and Il gratificat ton, the dlmin1ll--