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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
COST OF FATHERS EXECUTION
Must be Paid by Children, the Ruling
Of Virginia's Governor.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 29.-Thc gov
eruor. today. disapproved the petition
from four children of !. Samuel Nc
Cue. cx-mayor of charlottesville. Va.
who was hanged in February for the
murder Of his wife, that they be re-
lievcd Of the necessity of paying the
costs Of the prosecution and execution
of their father as required under Vir-
ginia law The costs in the case
amount to s3097i2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
FATALLY BURNED.
Clothes Of Mary CsIoia Ignite While
Lighting Fire in Kitchen Stove.

Boston Nov. 2?.-While lighting a
fire in her kitchen stove. Mary CaIoia,
20 years old, WAS fatally burned, to-
day. at her home in the North End
The fire communicated with her cloth
Ing in some manner and she ran into
the street in flames. Ncghbors extin-
guishcd the fire but at the City hospi-
tai where she WIS taken it was stated
that she was likely to die within a
few hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
FATHER GAPON HIDING
In ST. Petersburg and Warns Strikers
Against His Fatal Mistake.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 29.-6 p. NJ
Father Gapon is here in hiding. In an
interview. today. he expressed the
opinion that the revolutionary leaders
were making the tactical mistake
which he made before Jan. -. of
reaching an armed rebellion. Demo-
cratic republic and an immediate s.
hour day. He added that his residence
abroad had opened his eyes. Time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30

The body of John \. Tisdaie, a
wealthy mining operator who disap-
peared from the Hotel Seville New
York. Nov >. was found. Tuesday. IN
the Harlem river. On the body We're
found a gold watch with the Initials
j. y. T." and about $40 in money.
William Bayard De Billier identihed
the body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30

In diScharging g nan and wife charger
with CONSUMING to defraud an insur-
ance company a London magistrate Sald
that in law a man and his wife. were one
person and one person could not Conspre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
Model Suits

We offer all our Model Suits. no
two alike, every one perfect IN style
and workmanship, materials are
broadcIoth and velvcts, former prices
$4,000 to 10000, Sale Price from
...........S4 $4,000 to $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
SUITS

Lona Coat Cheviot Suits i'll navy
and black. would be cheap 1T $lo.0o.
Sale Price .S10.75
SIS Suits were $3.50, $3.50 and
$500, Sale Price ........... .Sl5.uo
IA Suits in long and short coat eff
fects, colors and black, were $500
and $1,000, Sale Price ....... .$1S.OO
16 Suits mostly in long coat effects.
also - few etons. were $4,000, $500
and $500 Sale Price ... $500
Suits, were $500 and $4,000.
Sale Price ................. .$3o.oo
7 Suits, We're $500 to $500. Sale
Price $500
The different Suits above are in
BroadcIoth, Cheviot, Serges and
gray. Mems Wear materials in col
ors and black.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
Evening Costumes
and House Dresses

One black Lace Evening gown, size
IS, reduced from $3.50 to -. 5000
One White Lace Evening Gown
Princcss) size 49, reduced from
Sl.5UU 10 Poo'oo
One White Lace Gown, size 81. re
duced from $500 to 1922. $500
One White Wolfe Evening Dress,
size 36,. reduced from $500 To- q 5000
One White Crepe dc Chine Gown,
size sc, reduced from $500 to $4,000
One White Henrietta Gown, size
3S, reduced from $500 To .S55.O0
Several Evening and House Gowns
in different shades of HenrtettaS,
were $1,000 and $500. reduced to
.............$2 $4,000 and $500
2 Black Taffeta Dresses reduced
from 1880 to ............-.. .S&o.Oo
q Taffeta Dresses, Navy and brown,
sizes, "a to 10. reduced from $500 to
y low
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
Goa rs

Special values in 5O-inch Coats
made of handsome mixtures at $40
Special values in 5O-inch Coats
handsome mixtures, at. $3.50
Special values in 43- inch kersey
Goats, both fitted and half fitted.
lined to waist at $500
Special values in kersey and Chew
lot Coats, 30 inches long, half lined.
at ................. .Yl8.oU
Special Values in a 50inch fitted
Coat, lined throughout with SINNERS
Satin, Made Of fine Cheviot, navy
and black, also plain Jerseys and
corset cloths. some of these coats
are worth $500 and $3.50, Sale
fflcc ...... 3Zo.uO
Also in the above lots are several
fitted coIts, reduced from $500 and
$37.JO
Evening Coats Imported mod
"ls) reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

HAS, MANY II n | ! " \ !
Arrives iii, Chicago and Five, Five
Women Claim Him
!. as, llee:
(By Associated Press.)

45x cHIC,AGO n February o ii Johann IIoctl,&
indicted for bignmy. suspect ted tof Anlurder%
and man of many aliases, arrived IN Chl-E
Cd 90 tonight and for scvera Y hours was :s
interrogated by thezspolicc Witll{ small sinai \
results. AZ 81 Cd AZ 81, lsi
8@ a large crowd had gathered to- see the
famous prisoner. Int contrary to general
expectation there was none or his alleged
wives among the numbers Mrs. Emilies.
Fischer Hoch declared that sic would not
20 to thclstation undcr:nny circumstances
ana she was not there Mrs. Marie
wiling o:help the plicc, but that was
iall.gssE" Il will help prosecute him she
declared, 31''but I'm not so crazy TO see X
| il,lm.'1s5s II
IIoch had evidently expected n number
| Eot his wives to meet him at tho stat lon,
and ho vas plainly disappointed that they
| did not como, III
Where .yaro those fourteen wives you,
| talk about so $lmuch? no asked Ofticer
Loftus q. doSnot see any OF. hem m, RI
/ piled the Officer as he looked through he
win DON. out or which IIoch had been
pccrIIg s ."rhere is NOBODY waving hand
lakerchiefs at u.s. s.ssfl5{.s X 81 Ell
83 II guess you have been Joking y about l1t'
tint nart oGfthe business, y said llocil.
Didn't Have Fourteen.
. 6..A WAY hero could. mot be u fourteen
az them for II never. had that many.
i ,rl,ere seems to be ~ lot Of sWonle y y Wno
think that II am the only man In II nc 2
i 5urrld that could marry them nnd gc,tl
wny wItL5som OF their m oney.5 ANYHOW ",
not even any OF these women are ~ mere ny,
AZ he said this, Hoch ohuck st g !! Y
lf,,ly ~ though, lie thought II 2 good 1oke
III me otIlcer who had blnught nm I'tc''
u sfromI New York, g \, 1, :. 4. ~ rron,
4 S's 4, IIen loch md LOTUS all ed, ron
!. Ma Train tho SIX policemen who had peei'
semitic The station TO meet lls q, ISWete
able "a control the crowd With illlcul's,
d Wien he was recOgnized q lnpel' 9
neople Ieered and hootcd hlpl. -,
frhe polico hurried ioch y NJ !
II an lon md outside{lad another Grove IN
SnaI witii'Abut they uckly hust!ed Ii2G =
4 imtn n nnt,ol wagon and stnItea Y
81 fhicngo Avenue ooice 'tn jon, y "a W, ~,
. distant, whero5I Ioch was il'terrogp'ea =
s9 EIoch admitted thut, q, haf
lgmarred Mrs Marie - nd
sthe marriage was legal, ~ 5Ws w ~
a|dniE notfIng else u !, ,,,,, N an II
rnSy Ngts sfs q w fyss liz ioaR aaIiea &c
4 poiice stutioV and were placed ~ u sep s,p
ihit nmemen. L one of them, Mrs Emlllt
& sn,nfnd him With the excamatlo ,H ~ ol
nId hog, you got my $3.50, 1ldn vow y
31IIoch ,niade no reply to ms, DIV s!lt ~
N al fLollph he regarded the q lrnlr ol 9fo
rather Ks "a joka han otherWls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
;TO'SEVER5 CHURCH
FROM .T|i'At State
Bill Great Importance; Pre- &.
sented little l'rcnchtl Cham ham. III
Der Old ties
ABOLISH tn c &C " Z i Q, y ]
Measure 70 lie Discussed .. and
Voted On Before End: End
Of Jul
BoLlsH coNcoRDA y

N nv Cable to Tile Times p lspat On.
PAR rs, Feb. 4. The RouVi ministry l
today presented 1.-THE Chamber OF l'sTTT
5utles the draft OF AZ new or the ne sep.
aa1rrnt ion OF Church and State. he Ie ~
Sof}the blllnakcs the adisconnectio = O. Wy
Church and the state definite ana Az con-
elusive, {but Omlts II nurnber6ot dct till
of tho Conbcs BILL which had aroused " .i
antagonl1,. N Tic essential points oi ~ q
new yniea sure q re ~ u .y{ . 5lS y "a
NJ Il First Abolition OF he & Concordtlat,s n!
whereby the relations Of Churcll any 4
s STATE were established 81 4.
& second Termination OF sSall govern
Isl ment a III and Subs les 4 70 5SSrc slouas
N sects of acknowledgements.
SS,rhird--Formntion of Church q ss0cla 57 y
tionYsinto civil corpora Ions: amen Dig "a
g,rhc bi,i Scompfiaes thirt two I'D IT icles,
and 4 he lex II OF article ono is ns foiloWls'
|.s.nrhe Slate hencefortll mel Their rac0e -S
Il n,zes nor contributes to ANY. rellS
Sdenot1,!nation. Public estab lishmentis'
or religl2n$noW xisting are ssup pttcssseu.;
,i5AllgrtIlgIous budgets o approp ria lions
}5f5$ II povsrn1nent5 departmentstor,EESc COM
vi nlui1es are suppressed !, Tho exercise 81
III rnii pi,n# is herenf Ter free. uIlders Inc
$ sole restriction that such exercise nu
Ss accord with public order. !, AK :,
The article abolishlng the C :, n
says: 55s v. *, I, /, = u ia MIR
ISilc' orga nIzatlon or recognition OF q q re- =,
|EiirioIis 'daIlonina ton are abrogated, partl
ciIlarly ths law ra flying the tconyenllott
made between the Pope ana 81 ne . f lef
4 governfncnt. 4, & ~, -, III !, y a, .
l.cussed aa1 voted upon before tile eng 81 2
x V,,1Ny x =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10

- ~ No
,ducing tho spcalsers q the evening: the
, IIusu 4. Il SPOKE n behalf 81 the student
i,ody expressing to the faculty the. hearty
siippfrccintion Of tho young men for. the
snlrndII work of instruction and helpful
counsel. The spa,rker also OK endcd. |, :. q
Hearty welcome TO the friends from the
y.anntl expressed genuine aappfec latioii
3of tho cordlal reception q lwaSs, ~ cordeuF
tho young men glnGt the homes Of he CIV
g. Rev. profcssor5J. G. Meal llstcr respond
ed on behnlfEnf8t the fnculty N ~ most,
address OF hearty commence
alton ofsthe character OF the student BOG "
and 5of3 their splendid work and bril- NJ
outlook for the future. II . "A
Va Mr.. r. II. Nfngill, secretary OF lie Frcs-$$
3bytoranS Committee OF I'ubllca tom spoke e
!or&the citizens Of richmond. ms:
5sl,ring 4 the students OF the Sem mary. q q
tho cordial feeling or the poop OF Rich
$n1nt,l1 toward tho institution and Gof the
SfactN that they are always moro 81 th',n
Welcome 4, n the homes or the cl w and n
iii departments Of church u fe.9 !, /.
nv Other speakers Of evening were ,l;r
Thompson. who GIFTED ne q
guests With&h number. 81 we'll renaer Sc .
REGULATIONS; Mr.. G. I'rat trodnclns
Mr. II w. II COPPER for & hnlf an hput5
entertained the audience vi ioI
undue sthits,, Involving many q fntaslng
Incidents from tho man sl El0l1 N
3'n r. refreshments were mex announced and ~
": -, rcmaindcr9o or tho evening Wig speilt
Sin genuine social enjoyment n & one OF
the hnppiest occasions of ~ 2 Ssessl oil.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
THE CRESCENT c IT VI Z e. MA MO
54s;'S1 GRAS AND TIL e WAY ~ O.
sS3,Ss5 VI ,5a53 sssj REACH 5%THERE.

~. ~, \
AIN tho civilized world has heard 4 OF Z
Mardi Gras Carnivals Mt New a Orleans ms
snnd Mobile. Few, however. realize VIM; WHAT
they really are and how easy ana mex OK
mons ivo \ it Is to reach there. No.otller
country III tho world, no other CT "
tits country, have annual occasions " VI
},,riilnnt 20 costly and so en- tertatnlng 10
Hi classes and conditions Of people.
Those entertainments cost hundreds q q
Thousands OF dollars each sea son. l'eo ;
ne Who have seen them once long 70 sfe
Itthem again and wonder how any one
within re- Il can permit themselves 70
miss them, Every year the i9s "a @
5nnluue and brilliant scenes exc edh those g
=, hn nrcylo,s year In nrlety{and benll-'
10 each year tho throngs OF iolis
Amt -srrrs from the North, East and
West. flowing into these lliyal cit
rrow In nuantlty and dualit y.s II
10. SEQ 1T all, save time 8and money.
nurchase your ticket by the Southern
Railway. ~ /; ~ 4. !, - Z, 1, =,
room pullmans, Southern ailypay dining
~ ~ and the finest Of coaches. Only one
mint out from Richmond. Norfolk WASH
Inc tonf and intermediate points. he car
nival takes place this year March 9Th
and 18th. ", ~, y !, u, I,
lro,,te March list to 9th, inclusive, one
faraS for tho round trip, plus twenty-five
l,cents, ,s{ n Y I. 4. # ~ ga
rom any agent or representative Of the
f'o s',' e. Nv, WEsTBURY, p. p. A..
Y.l4a 3' Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Il.Anp FLOWERS AND " ]. SUNSHINE ! \ " &
allforrla Wbn,an' Letter q s g WA
/. tetest rs pAopIe Ii, Richmond sS

|3caIfornla W n, 4 d U ttef % st,e !.
tetest Sto (, pAope In Rlcl,tnordts
tina sot, 81 the yea let tet, trol'!
sthe etla spf flowers aud u "
|specl Hiiitasest8, Q or reaic
Flowing lettet fron, tile tiolaet,g f)r,i W Go:
|of stock Cali one OF atliel s.
HOUSES onatlie Pacific const. s Of lcs
interest. rhey g : g ~.
|ter frttnfons the most prohlnaehre ,.s'
dents this olty She ~ no y a'lo8
|shernan,e Il b. published IN tie news
papers but wc can fnrns. II e anyone g. S,e
WRITING t,s., IN "a &! II
triie letter III jas follows
"Tor some four years il1yEdatis ~ mas
HAD heudncfen (which seriously ~ terter%eruU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;work Until grecanl!usS,W y.
|atttibuted Y l. =
I1lappenihg to motto your adv ertlse -
|s1IYo,neiS were satisfied that hei'# VIZ y
Bile tatle from cntarrh. N, n ", 4.
purchased b. ollario ahd wll w y
lii twenty2four hours great relic Wos eX-
Iperienced and Tie looscnng {, g mucous n.y.
linntter AHA stheE reduction Of throat N. !.
illumination began. sixty days n of
gIlSomel made 4nearlS COMP re GOV "
cry which we consider very ysa Us factory
AFTER nearly four years ''oft Expense antl
Efr,iitless treatment BY other iiods, nild
Ethattwe feelfgrateftl Is TO pitt 1t mild A.
NJ rs.
5,SSfhs letter shows Int many cases Or
|slckneys aid Edebilty are simply caused use
atarrh, and that they cnn DC cured g
by Hyon1eI. ,Tlils Is nature own met hoei
;oe8 curing catarrh, medicnting tie All al
you brea thee u n /. NJ .f
IA sconplet 8 outfit, including the inhaler.
costs Bit 1,Sand extra hottl are only 6c
cents. II, Il ST II 81 "a s5S 4. I
NiilIer's tlriigstores sci Ilyon,ci on a
guarantee plan. offering to refund Il ~ money
BIC &doesn Give complete sns lsfactlon Ntail
laorders filled promptly oil 20 o.
l8b0c.& each U Is 5{z ;tsis 8Es NJ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
HARLAN DENIES D |: lie.
WRIT OF ERROR
(continued from First Page2 4

s,,urt had erred In that one Of the Jurors
.,cccnted had previously formed an#opln-;;
Ion MS 10 the guilt Of the prls throus :, !
io ~, I'm tie 5newspap accounts Of me ne
I ,,n,dnI' or Mrs. NIcCuc. s 3,t ]. H ,ls
Mr., asmithcy arrived here early ll,l ms *
morning ana went toathe flee ! o. e !, me ?,
clerk az the Supreme Court at the Celpitot
II learned there that the court Wns not
&, - session, and after some delay he took
fthe 5notition to Chief Justice l'ul =, ms
residence, out on + Street, reaching z
here about 8 o'clock. The Chic Justice g :,
nresides over the Vrginia8clreuit {. Chief
Justice Fuller was i'll, and referred the ne
nnplcation to Mr.. Justice u Ran. VINO
resides far oit on Fourteenth Street,
and considerable time! was involved y III III
going thither. B, 81 n +. !.
Justice Harlan set to work on the
papers, and when Mi. Smithcy returned
to him tonight announced that he had
decided that tho court could not inter- inter-
fere l IS s Isl. ,isB4 WI
The ground Of the application for the
writ presented by NlcCne's counsel wa
that Mcc,ue did not have II fair trial, rs
| guaranteed by the Const tuition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Ifew IRE aWai'c oil tho "a cts. exe ~,
sttoiiS Will 4havesdtcuited be fore " zero Hd
swlllSinvc hhtl time TO va tfcr. " 5 w III, sl
MORBID \, ) CURIOSITY 4 !. n!
gOFSlNANY FEE PIE ] |
FThc Watch Is Doubled Over
tile CONDEMNED
Prisoner. III
I,tI. 4 q fbc rImes.. DlppalehJ

l4ls (sjpecinl ii TO The IT mes Dlel'atch.l1
cIIAKtoTrEs .-sri, t'eb. 81
@rhe morbid curiosity az the people Is Il
l,y ali Incident that .orc.,rredsto-
day sf The5 writer watched part st o''t
young women, about six apparently be he-
tween tho ages Of sixteen and twenty,
snpproach the jail and, a short dlstn nee lc
goftfiMn,Et hewall climb fence nh l pee
over at 4 The scaffold. iij5 llsS l RI
rhe anlnatlol Of he crowd see IN: itto
siynify aiken enjoyment OF Tie 81 sn Z.
SiIunt,.eds Of people have been tho 51tilill
Il IA a sought permission u To look at this
scnfold a Not one has gotten fur her thui,
the sate. ii t5s IS ~ ,3t3i Il, \.
ysl ,rhe scaffold Is OF pine boards, Iotigl1
ara absolutely uhrelievedi 61t IS efeete,u
On the north side OF Sthe syjai and ss 3
screcned by Nigh walls. IN Sadd W. .
/. ~ rcen, however. will he erected -to hlda
m frtH,, view from tho windows OF one one
81, two houses which stand ienar. = l u
frame is strong and substantial. ne me- -
chanls,,, has heeri arranged toework wit i
tt,e most perfect facillty /. s5 ID
THE lcnE blnclt gowi, IL and The n cow W
which will he worn BY the prisons 81 are '.e
nm the hands of tie sheriff. u h1e
two ropes, d new half ir1ch cord III 8,
Philadelphia. and a larger rof1e ii VIII s.
which Bpillerg the @ CLAN ta Negro, w 3
}hanred nti st,lInton during the admlnls-
tratIon 81 Governor q Ferrall he t 4 2
other details Of the ementsy :, Y y !,
inpossbloto stat this i1y y Il
sprecantion has been 1,
censingiv. IRON Isl AN NJ until a NJ. 4, e
3ppa I'd n ia been cons tantly IN ,etne ceil
,yth NrcCue. During the re'na ming ,ho u 3
ofthc day qua I'd o " (rI IA! ~
e1oti rata 'SsTo-nightS two dditional
guards were sworn In, ttlcrea sillg " 9 y
her at the gntetAto four. N y, /, n.
Tho wa tcli las met wi tn mo ciaent
Iwortlly$of note bplt ~, eH ~,
th Se 0sn leadfiig jail gate
DEPUTY Wood Skinned ntely went, Quito ~ :.
invest igat {. cure moved al q wa y
in the farlnes wa ~ &!
entirely III black, and wit u ~ bic ck silal"t
Or veil over her&head..S y, g . =, !,
Perhaps II was some wa nueFlt g1 tiet' - =
finding her way home. III. II
Be Buried at Waynesbo orc.
c,nns 3 = e,.a lilo .peculation ll1,s arisen. over
~ ,,,obtlble disposition OF the ren1ai 8
80 ~ 4 sTnrisoncr There is&nos official IN
formation upon this subject but. !. a. !.
r,,rt that bC,SyV, Alexander, Asln tllnderlahe ,
80 Wa esboro, Is here with the cotiii n ana
cverything read ~ to take charg o. t,le !
hpdv. Ilt VII! be carried to Brookvlile; t' a
sod home of he NC Cue s. ana putle. y,
Side the fathc and mother o1iehc y 80
,siMrs NIcCuc is buried in char lot,esSllie,
"a nom, thn arrivals the city tS-ttaS WIS w;
NJ {: 1Icwel one of the jurylncil WIZ ", o.
rnn,-icted NIcC,ue. late to-nigh w !. !
Rogers issued to Mr.. Fewell a PERM pei y :
)5attcnd the execution. Az I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Il ovv RATES VIA RI, ~ g r. r. R"SAac-
Ia CUNT PREslDEkTlALs lNAUou
n Sl%-rI ON l4VVASHtNGTONySM MARCH 4.5ssssiE5

4 1ror individual tickets 50 rs round trip
IRON richmond Proportionatc rates from
other stations. s3 Il, 81. t5s !, !, II u,
4 ricketts, will be sold Marcel sd q, and
for morning trains q March =; T.. sched q
A. = GOOD returning until March sth. In
sr,,si1e Final return limit OF Individual
t ti viii be extended Ito March Tar 1sth,s
I.uSn IL deposited by the original
3,mrchaser On Or before March sth.. with
gnscnh Flchardson special agent, WASH ',a1''t
jinpton. 3. 5C., whose address VIII appeeaar r
81 tickets. and upon payment OF 1ee o 3
81 90 on each ticket At time @ . nepusi' .
sep ~ & nv. II. trAYLOR N
Traffic Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
SURVIVORS TO BANQUET.
Members 81 Constitutional Con-
Syentiot1n Will Meet in This City,

M At a meeting OF tho resident 5mem en- 2
tho Constitutional Convention q l l9!'
ssat The Aycstmorelund Club on NVednes dn y
might. 1T which Hon., Ippa liunton, = y,
presided, 1T was determined to hold ~
meeting OF survivors OF that dis insulisAh7s-
az body in tits city, and to have a. ban
duet on the evening OF March 18TH Ion $
.Iohn THOMPSON Brown, Of Bed ford conn7
~ Il secretary o ( the prganzatio Ion, foTi.l,
~ In the closing days of that bod Y, anu
Hon, Henry c. Stuart, OF this cltS s -
lTpresident. III y, z, 81 BANQUET
has not yet been elected 1,,
on Entertainment hilu NV d,a,,
grumnle, will DO named 8&WlthoMit.s IS, aei ,,S
Gllrtho7 survivors OF the body WI 2e
lStiiied and urged to attend. # I. s. !. 4, /.
since the convention nd 1ournet ~ * ~. =
summer OF 1902. several members, OF y! ~
ma hundred composing this body nave
died. 8Jrhe list of deceased mempe,Tss 8. o.
his notable body OF Virglnians 1ollo% :,
TIA. Brstow. of Miudlesex;s ora a., =.
e,rIs,nondf Of Overwhelmingly Hon. sex ,,,.
IVA Hancock, OF Chesterfield IS Y on MI Nh
.EInils Newton. OF RICHMOND; z on, 11,,,i
Inn r.. Pet I'll, or Fluvannn; Ma tnn
lbs, Of Floyd George PTarry. q Me' v
l3lenburg s, s5 4 Z !, ,,ors it5is OK
4 pected that q large percelltusr,,,v,' th,cc
present at this gathering, neaTti,y , ~. =.
| Years after the d5oul'lneh o. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
4 LUMBER ssOCIA,'T'Il:'0-'Nl>I.s 5 NJ
Meeting in Norfolk Of 9 81 D Virginia
I. and Carolina Dealers.
.. l'Ry .Assoclated P'r.ess.1l \.

NoRFoLIeis Feb. 9.--,fil n = orl :
N, rolI M, Pine Iahmber Associa
d. ROPER president, com posed q 4ofSo Wllers
and represent q the leading lunoer g
nils in. Virginia. North y and
Eastern Maryland me here TO- lie
An q rlisillg lumber rates wa con.
sdered prices 9y is,Ssr 81 Il
= N i,cc. us acknowledgement
S v:,as1not made. Hrhc isH5cnton co.'s. 2
decided position against RI y
&iotagc, and appointed ~ q, T. ~
ING I,ittlefeldS bill FOR tt,e repeal Of ~ y
Compulsory pilotagc u VS. 3 Mi Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
T, Burton Walton.

Il Mr. r.. Burton Nation, nsed sse :, y,
five years, died at,his fresidenlae, NO. 4
NorthThir,icth Street. Ses ttl " q ttei.
noon, Mr. Walton had bee s Us apoa.t
three weeks. lie was horn ,'. ~, luampe,5
land county. and served l'l,.lss MA ~, Z, -
He Is survived byl5hls wife, Mrs. 8(Gnrneia
"a Walton, and tho following children;
Messrs. Catlnston d. and Robert u, Wal
Ton and Mrs Martha Clopt on. Of ltlch,
n,ond ana Mrs. Evelyn - Mayo q
Wheeling, ", Va, !,
The funeral willstake place lllis nfter-
noon at 3 O'clock from, the hollse,8,!. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
CONDUCTOR IS KILLED {.
AND MANY Il.NJC..,- D
nv Associated PressDS

DIES MONIES. FEB !, gGo @ entv-
Ave persons were alghtiSS n3 4 fIeeomotive
ana eight cars On the Chicago MilWan,k HISS,
and st. Paul Railroad went in19 "a a ,nea,
1phe wrecked train consisted Ct t J, 9,d az,
eootives and nine c9qehsss o hof eet est
o ~ mid 20 that spanned q gnlch ut q
isight Of soighteen feet tho train srHie O.
a Broken rail after the first oaol5l3lti,S,ee
had passed over lheIT nd On over over
tics nsn and nd earth'in tho gnlch, crushing me
bridge. .,E3 A. tt5ts go ;lt IN 49,