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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Scotch Stories.

1t was late in the afternoon when
the Scotch minister arrived at the
farmhouse. The housewife suggested
that perhaps he would like cup OF tea
before engaging In exercises. Ma.
ma" said he, II aye tax my tea better
when my work is done. I'll just be
gaun on. Ye can hing the pan on and
leave the door ajar, an I'll draw to
close in the prayer when l hear the
haam fizzin'"
Another woman of Scotland when
asked if she had understood the SER
mon to which she had just been lis
tening replied. "Wad l haze the pre-
SUMPTION"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Three counterfeiters Arrested.

Portsmouth, Va, May 9.-After a
eral Atlantic coast cities, Secret Ser
vices Officer T. E. Land. of Boston. ar
rested Thomas Brewster. Charles Fair
banks and Robert Slack, all of San
Francisco, charged with extensive
counterfeiting operations. The trio
were located in Key West, Fla, but
thy succeeded in eluding arrest I'M
til they reached here. Land fol-
lowed the accused men all the way to
the Atlantic coast, visiting Charleston,
S. c., Savannah, Ga, and Wilmington,
N. G..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Kills Wife: Attempts Suicide.

Augusta. Ga, May "a special to
the Herald from Covington says that
Lemuel Walker, of Mansfield. shot
today while she was asleep. He
then made an unsuccessful attempt to
commit suicide with the remaining
load in the gun, and in further en-
deavOr to end his life, sought to hang
He was overpowered by son.
nestle troubles are alleged to be the
cause OF the murder and attempted
suicide.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Chinaman Excluded.

Washington, May 9.-In the case OF
Ju Toy, the supreme court of the
United States today held that the de-
cision of the secretary of the depart
ment of commerce and labor is final
in Chinese exclusion cases. Ju is
the son of Chinese parents but claims
to have been born in the United
States. His exclusion was ordered
after a temporary visit to China, and
he etook the case to the federal courts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Liberty Halls.

saThis is Liberty hall, and you may
smoke In the garden" is a maxim
which has become typical of one sort
of hospitality Another version mas
lust been perpetrated by member OF
the early rising fraternity.
81 WISH" said the host. every one
to do as he likes In my house.
1t sounded very friendly. but on 60
ing to his bedroom the guest found
little card stating the times Of meals
breakfast at $780," and in an N. b.
wss added, ut will be cleared away
mt $50"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Minister Bowen Arrives In New York

New York, May 9.-Herbert w. Bow
en-, American minister to Venezuela.
arrived here today on the steamship
Philadelphia. He said he would say
nothing on Venezuelan affairs untli
he had reported at Washington. He
inquired as to the present status of
the Loomis charges, but declined to
discuss the matter. He said he prob
ably would go to Washington tomor-
row.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Forest Fires in Bay State.

Plymouth, Mass, May ga forest
fIre has been burning In the counties
and towns of Plymouth, Kingston and
Plympton since last Saturday and has
caused the loss of many thousands C
dollars by the destruction of valuable
standing timber. The flames this
forenoon were being carried in he di
rection of this place Hundreds OF
men were engaged in fighting the fire
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Divorced from Eighth Husband.

New York. May 9.-Mrs. Mary J..
Crowther in the supreme court receiv.
ed an absolute divorce from her hus-
band Thomas Crowther, saloon keep
er in West Thirty-ffth street, who
was her eighth husband. Four Of Mrs
Crowther's former husbands died, and
she secured divorces from the other
three. She married Crowther June
u. 1901.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Bankers to Be "BertiIIonized.r

Milwaukee, Wis, May 9.-Every en-
ploye of the First National bank Of
Milwaukee has been ordered to have
his photograph taken and one copy
turned over to the officers of the in
stitution. In addition to the photo
graphs certain measurements will be
taken of employees.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Dynamite in Kitchen Stove.

Bridgeman, Mimi, May 9.-James
Hunter, a farmer living near here,
put some dynamite with which he in
tended to blow out some stumps, in
the kitchen stove oven to thaw. He
then forgot about it and went to town.
Shortly afterward an explosion wreck
ed the house and killed his wife and
two childrt q.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Thirty-Four Men Fell 1,4oo Feet.

Calumet, Mich, May 9.-Thirty-four
men narrowly escaped death in the
Red Jacket shaft of the Calumet &
the cage broke and the men dropped
1,400 feet before the safety clutches
worked. Several men sustained mi
nor injuries. but none were seriously
hurt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
A Youthful Grandfather.

Camden, n. J., May Isaac c.
Brown, of West and Clinton streets is
a grandfather, although only sc years
old. Brown was married at II. He
is the father of six boys and four
girls. A daughter has Just been born
to his eldest daughter, who is the
wife of Edward Nelson and who, like
her father, married at II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Harois Released on $4,000 Bond.

Lexington. KY, May 9.-Judge Jas.
Hargis, whose trial for the murder
of James Cockrill resulted in a hung
jury here Saturday, was granted bail
today by Circuit Judge Parker, in the
sum of $4,000 with John and Floyd
Day, of jackson, as bondsmen. The
bond was made out and Judge Hargis
was released.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
HEAVY Rains in Texas.

Waco, Tex, May 9.-Heavy rains
last night have again filed rivers
and streams in central Texas to over
flowing. Brazos river has reached a
stage OF so feet here and continues
to rise. disastrous overflow at the
of acres of growing cotton and corn.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
Strikers Marching on London.

London, May "A hundred picked
men from the striking army of boot.
workers of Northamptonshire accom-.
panied by a band of music. started on
foot today for London to lay their
grievances before the war Office. 1t
is anticipated that their ranks will be
swelled by unemployed persons at
each stopping place, and by the time
the metropolis is reached, it is expect
ed that the strikers viii be of formi-
dable proportions.
Rivers Reeeding in Texas.
Waco, Tex, May All rivers and
creeks Of central Texas which were
smollen by the heavy rain Saturday
are today fast receding, although con
siderable bottom lands are overn0wed
There was some damage done to early
cotton. The Brazos river reached 81
feet here last night but Is falling to
day and indications for further over
flow are slight as the weather Is clear
and cool.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12

President Roosevelt Starts Home.
Gleenwood Springs, Colo, May 81
President Roosevelt started on his re-
turn trip to Washington this morning.
His special train left here at q. m.
and Is due in Denver at $40 p. M
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
BITS FROM THE WRITERS.

Marriage was invented. like trustees
10 save lovers from beggaring them
Oelves-Alfred Austin.
OF all sIaveries this sad world knows
there is no slavery 50 terrible as the
slavery Of q sensitive man to q hys-
tarical, selfish woman--T. p. OConnor.
A popular novel IL compound OF
amusement and admOnition. and the
most popular are those in which clown
ing is sandwiched with preaching
George Moore.
That we have q knocker on our doors
means that we are not Doors and
barbarians, that we do not call on q
man by climbing into window or
dropping down a chimney.-G- K Ches-
terton.
A woman will self deny herself OF
the face Of the earth to save few
pence, which a man will have the good
sense to spend on himself to keep up
his strength, for work. Of course
Sarah Grand.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-05-12
The Golden Mean.

: The Golden Mean.
The motto of the Greeks was "Noth-
ing too much"
An excess Of courage is brutality.
An excess Of economy Is penurious
ness.
An excess Of taste Is precOcity.
An excess Of gentleness is timidtty.
An excess Of confidence is egotism-
Who will show US where to draw the
line?-Ernest N. Lyon In Everybody's
Magazine
Engineer Cremated In Wreck.
Houston, Tex, May "a Galveston
Houston and Northern passenger train
coming from Galveston left the track
at curve near Harrisburg, the engine
turning upside down ard taking al
the coaches off. Engineer Frank Co,
was cremated under his engine; Fire
man Conway is missing and it is be
lieyed that he also was burned. Sc
far as con be learned, none of The
far as can be learned. but a number
of them were injured and were
brought to the city on another train
which makes it impossible to get tnei
names at this time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
1IE CHINESE BOYCOTT
Charles DENLY Does Not Take
serious View of IT,

Detroit, June S0aCh0rlrS pcnhy,
diplomatic advisor lu tho ylrcroy ~
North china who r. visiting relatives
hero, does not take ~ serious yloW Of
chinese threats ~ boycott American
goods OWING lo the chinese exclusion
act MI Donhy who haE for 20 years
been IN close touch with political and
commercial affairs lu china, suid "rhc
Chinese government W mot back Of this
agitation, and II is not supported by
the merchants, II 10 probable that
chinese students arc making the irOu.
bic The sWdoulH nt china like those
NJ RutNn, are n uclor Nm politics,
Young hol.ho0dod flloVa educated
abroad ana Win advanced reform
ideas
china la palitNcd with the proronl
exclusion laws ! believe that n We
repealed these laws china would pass
m uU forbd1ng tho 'oollcs ~ como
IN mia country The government has
70 contract with me bis mInr owners
I'm South Nfrlua to supply them win
Labor The government sets a royalty
ON tll the labor Furnished, and cannot
gpl men enough n has recruiting
agents AN over nina now The thlu.
osh do mot want thcIr phorcrs to come
io America, Al china wants he u fam
mst administration ~ those laws that
students and merchants be allowed To
como I'm uniNturhod and no dscrim.
nations"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
Secures ! II, DoddS Of PocatcIo
As Trainmasler at Los
Angeles
PRESENTED WITH COLD WATCH
Former Associates Here Spring Big
Surprise 90 Popular RaIroldcr
And Wife,

n y rat formerly superintendent
OF the ulah division Of the short Line
IL hero for the ostcnWlho purpose ot
taking his family back with him TO Los
Angeloe, There 900 indications how.
over. that mr. phit it koapug h0H eye
open FOR % Tow good mon from hls for
MGR scenes OF operations Amoug the
latest captures ls reported 10 ho u IT,
nodds Of pocolollo. 'yho has boon With
,hc short Line for a number ot yona iu
the capacity Of dispatcher nud conduct
o. Mr., pods goes lo los Angeles aa
ualumuslcr on tho Southern roIno un-
der hir. ploll
FERMENTATION LAST SIGHT
Last evening mr. Plat got Woai
surprise when accompanied by MIS-
plnit he walked into the tCuy0n quite
number who vorp posted CON lho ploi
earlier iu tho day Vcrn ON hand lu listen
10 the olopucnro of w. q. Mp,uNUW lhH
veteran conductor who told Mu pWi
number of nice things No "a worry uDN
Fpcoca and concluded by handing llp
popular onlrIHl gold witch and fob
bearing u double EINs charm MIA,
rlait Mas also presented 70 hudNum"
silver tea service This lokon ul az.
teen ana affection represented Che Rli
of 800 men who worked under Nlr pmu
prior 10 hie goluE to the southern Pact
lo "a mouth ago Nh PLAT uIrd hls
best TO respond but was decidedly han
dirnppcd uNlup lu ihc emotion uudor
which Ne was luhorug
II was Jolly crowd M the Kenyon
among those present being Division Su.
ncnnlondpnl N. " ullllkcr und his A..
slstHnt, n j. Roth TwnmnslU ". \,
Hoteflrd of Evanston acting Supcrln'
tcndent Duddlcson ana others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
President Notol Applies tb.
Prusiug knife In Equitable
Expenses,
SQUIRE'S PENSION NO MORE.
Economy Campaigns lhlt VIII Mean
Much lOl Reform IN Big Life IN.
surancr llmp1Ign NOW Do

Now York Juoa 'o General Louie
Fitzgerald Sent br slwuton v th
Rotor at ln Equitable Assurance. s3.
coly to Chairman Morton today
General rlBEowd uuH m Intimate
friend ~ the Dlo llorr, u. llydc and
0u' u.rorptcd with him IN the EQuil
uhIo society ana a number of other
corporations
chairman Morton announced today
lh0l rnllod sD0'o' Senator pulow ,o.
hlurr Of Ioono % goa. and tho retain.
or or former Governor David d. llu off
$1,000. both os Hllonc,s have been dis.
continued.
George II sQunc' % former cm0loyo
Of the sociolN hl0 h'.n notified chat his
p'naiou salary of $1,000 u month vul
cease July J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

b. ot the request OF Richard A. Me-.
rmdy president ol me company
An official Of the Mutual company
VINO Was authorized ~ speak fol Tru'.
Idynl Mccwdy payo out the following
uulomrnl
"rho Investigation of tbr company
Ulll b. ut thorough us N H. possible lo
mUko lt Tho request lOl the lnVpsli.
COTTON VuH prompted by drrIro ON the
part of the officers ol the Mutual LIE
Do have he exact status ut the CONF
pWuy made known 10 lho public Tho
lINu insurance atmosphere hus bon u
belonged by the troubles ~ The Epult'
.hH That many persons ulu 'uhprlnR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

under the impression that Others of the
bir companies nro IN the folno position
ns the Equitable, Slncc the airing of
me- troubles IN the Equitable we nave
received many communication nom
our agents ~ various parts Of the
country lolinR us that n wHr become
mg more and more dlncult lu SECURE
business ON account ~ the growing dit'
uwel of tho people against gl liIn
insurance companies ana we decided
that the best ana quickest way to do
uNpy with this distrust would ho by
lam investigation 80 mullor what The
ouJoomr ls the public shull BE- fullN In.
formed of li'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

DO We set up for A
teacher
Indeed we do and there's
necdl
Wnle o' on, Knowledge BOOK 4 S,nNp 4
Company, ban funNno,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

~
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49, gr,st ,.i,,,v ne,nlr hnyco III,
.nth., ~ Ky .,,..' w. bmnI,''o. nm,
ul.NIne I'VE WIo,' Il,VIln' , ',,lup'' ,'U,.
como lu q po.hl Nh'lr lnN uuclur Wll
mem .lh0, lI'E must 'I go ul wv
Probably hr bdNnnd v IRA voyage OF
mountain aOr There's Uu obstinate
rough that Won't lH shUluu of. Tho
hug, .rr Vu4I, and pprsup. hIrpdlup
tII's, ,,,,u.I.tI,u t,d nlhpr ,yututnui.
'yu' ~ 'u,t 't''v', Wy IL, KY ~, I",rl',,','.
uI ~ .'aN,' "!NlU I' uN'hl' lu'f W II"p
Guy treated terminate lll 'ull'ulnpNolh,
Thousands VI mon aul women 40 u llho
condition htyp found ruUplplp hpNllNg
hy NM u,o of Dr. Pierce, Golden MpdT
III Gy~ ne pleasure TOP send sou bb
.OllmuuIal so That sJmr ulhnl pQur eu1rrul
ma be .sayci, as ! Wu, bl Dt PtWpf
Golden Medical Discovers writes Geo 4
Thompson NJ sheldon Ave- lhplhum ont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
Blame
HHIaHHaafasaai
No Ono But Yourself
If You Don't Get
Well When Sick.

Al we can ~ "a rNo advice.
on ,ogrso rIsr. cn.v.
bUl oNf ADVICE IH ''1ll' "oflh \ lltNe
moro 10 yUu than most peoples, for va
,',,..'.'. '5',,''. ~, avg, ,.,."' ~, WV
",,'''' ,i''' ~ J., 'o,'p 10 h',p YOU
We could not pFoh 90 An ihIH unlcfa
min ,,fHI.I., uav Y,.I iN.l Ur ,u,V
~" ''. '' W. ''', -" WI '",
PVT q merchant u.nos IN mo poor house
~. Mu.E Errynr. lbYoygr. na yoars
OF experience Mayo l''''" ~ W'll'
''9 9ti Chat , .ogg' '' s.5 ,,n.,,,...
uon ,ro W ,o, Iour,r. .co r,e,or 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
W, A. CLARK CHAIRMAN,
President ~ san Pedro lleeled Head of
Executive hoard,

New York. june 20 The executive
committee NJ the San Pedro. Los An.
COLES y HALT Lake railroad, composed
N senator W A. Cprk w. H. llnWI.
man, r. g. korens and w. u, lorngh
me, hero lodny and elected william
4. clark chairman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
EXCISE BOARD
FOR RICHMOND Al | !
Ordinance Looking to Appoint
l1erlt Of Such Body
Introduced.
PASS ON LIQUOR LICENSES q I: EN-
Applications. for !, the IL, Sale Sale (. {
Whisky Must be be. Made N ado,
to the Board,

83s Mr.. Morgan r.. Mills, Of Jefferson Ware,
last night offered a most interesting ana NO
important ordinance in the Council, nav W
ing FOR its object the granting Of liqu ,r'
licenses by the Board Of Excise Commas
4 sioners, to be composed of three tax ,-
having citizens. The ordinance III part
is as follows: a ~.
t.,Bes it ordained BY the Council Of the city
s OF Richmond: %. . Il II, ,,a,,,,5
ss.l That Ii shall be the dutyRof the Coun-
ell OF the city OF Richmond, In joint session,
ID elect three qualified voters who shall have
resided in the city of Richmond for Ier1oa
Of Twelve io,::hs,' VINO shall constitute a board
10 DO known as the Board OF Excise q, So ON.
.nissioners for She city. Of Rchtnolia. VINO
shall 90 Into office within TED days aiisr
their election having first taken and SUD
scr,bea ana filed in the office Of the cry
Of JRichmond.s the GA III prescribed by law %
b. taken and prescribed by members rs, OF tna
t,yo branches Of this CITY Council me Term
NJ tfs3ce OF the members OF said board merely
created shall continue for perloc OF Two
wears from the first day Of July succeeding
their appointment. snd the terms 81 me sue
ceeding members OF the said board shall be
for a period OF two years. coinIlcnelHex we
first day OF each alternate Jug Vacancies
in the membership OF the board e!fc.Ha as
Aforesaid shall be filled by the sGnunci
as provided by section - OF the charser o.
The city Of Richnopd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Missionary Work in Persia.

This was the theme OF the talk given
Sunday night by Rev. y. i. Sarmast. 9
native Of that country, at tho West i1na
Mission. He said there were no modern
improvements. such as telegraphs. tele-
phones, railroads, street cars or automo-
biles IN his land. He also spoke OF the
hatred and cruelty Of the Mohammcd al y
done in preaching the gospel to these
people behind closed doors and windows.
and how 1t meant death 10 accept Christ
and salvation, should the enemies OF the
gospel find IL out.
Mr.. Sarmast also told OF the terrible
conditions woman II subjected to In that
she was respected little more than beast:
There VIII be services tonight ut 8
o'clock Mt the West End Mission Sub
ject .'HoineSs Unto Cod"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
Must Give the Facts.

n 20 .Before any pcrson. firm or corporation
s,a he authorized TO exercise me pr'eSn ac ~
where sold. any wine, brandy. NhisKey o. oilsr
ardent Spirits or malt liquors or any mixtures
richmond sucn pGrNon, firm or corporation
Snail make application. in {. form 70 ne pre-
scrIbed by the sa!d Board 81 ESease Jgn,
Ie,ich privilege. which application shail slats
tho name. aga and residence OF ths person
making such application. whe.e the same is
a a person or firm, and where the same IL e
corporation, shall state tho time when ana
The mode IN which such c2Fporation WIS l
created and file herewith copy OF 'he
H charter of such corporation, ana such lppn,
cation where made by a person or iirIil. sha'l
also state whistler The appiicanT s s saa,es
OF America, resident taxpayer ana voter y, ne
city Of Rchmond, and the place where y Is
proposed 10 conduct such business, ana II q
trorppraton, by what agents or servants The
same is 10 be conducted, and the cln2ehship,
residence and qualifications OF such 4sent
AS voter and taxpayer In the city OF Ken,
4 nlond. which application shall DO signed nnd
sworn 10 before some officer authorized TO adj
ffnns' filfd WITH the said board they shall
INQUIRE into the character Of the applicant
or lis agent. Il q CORPORATION; tne suiabIea
ness. convenience and appropriateness or me
q place at which the proiloBod business. is TO
4 bo conducted and also into the general pro-
priety Of tho approval Of The said npplca,iIIon
cItiyens for or against the application may
F be filed With tho board and shall be con
cation The chairman, or acting chairman Of
tho board. whenever he shall deem i ne-
ressary for tile Information Of DO board,
y Or any of the matters relating 70 the grant
ting OF such license may issue ms summons
X ,toS be served by the sergeant OF the city o.
III Richnpud or any person or persons withlr
i dny and al the place named therein 10 tcstif,
81 concerning the case In hand Aftnr all til
2 testimony has been adduced for or against AZ
application and after making such incependen
liberalization as the board may deem neccs
sary TO satisfy themselves as TO such appli
ire said application, as Ia them seems RICH
ard proper, hut in no ease shall, the salt
board grant application 10 any perBo
who IS not d naturaliscd citizen OF the Unite
states OF America nor u ans firm. all Q
whose members ara not naturllaed citizen
az the United States nor Ia any corporation
whose president and other chief officers ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

Mayor TcCarthy has issued a. sweep
Ing order tosthe police department g 70 70
allow any coasting by any one on & the
streets OF the city in the future me ING
order IL being strictly enforced. and has
created great fcommotion ill juvenile eli
fIis Hon 81 received many tel cphor,e mes
sages and letters on the subject yesaeIss
day. Fl ere ! S petition from u u
8 ny ~ = 3. $ II edmond, Va, Feb. 4, 1905. @
Hon. rlton NIcCnrthy: sS$ SSyS XIV
n Dear SIr,-Y on are causing aIETeslt uis
turbance among the boys ,,%lehgae iro,n
sliding 8 tho Till from, Fifth to- Seventh
on anklin Street We must rel mind you q
that In one of your speeches. YOU aspuG.he
oflovlng and girls .oI -
We preferSslelgh rides. Il Rich n1ond is pc
ill4rnost things. nv md i Keep
S:itlfronl being behind h proyidln ior:
tho wants OF 1ts boys and girls. lVe are arc
y E1 9!'I5 ptGo y etJEsT,
dRN. q U.S. n hsa
V1sNs. GATES & 3; ),
Y3 yd 9NfSS,S R
Mayor AicCarth la he regr ted ITO
have to take tep but ~ was s. ms rs
public duty, and he had therefore /, issue 90
ay1p loo agd n1e
I'm all cases where act ton has been
brought against stree railway companies 9
where parties were injured In Goa ting,
damages have been 19und 70 ilc AZ ~
5tho Passenger aud Power Company that
at several points along their line the
motormen feared serious ccidents. When
this was done the Mayor issued tho or,
der to protect the clty as well as life and
~. E.t /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
GRAND JURY FINDS
MANY TRUE BILLS
February Term Of Hastings
Court Opens With Long
List Of Indictments.

The February term OF the llustings
Court opened yesterday. The entire day
was devoted 10 the work OF the grand
jury. Tho following true bills were re-
turned
Journey Irown, housebreaking; Frank
Clark. hoLscbreakng; Alex. Coleman, ma
licIons wounding; otis IL lIoldeniicld.
grand larceny; John Hicks, malicious
wounding; William IIobson,. malicious
woundng, Delia~liaynes, bribery; Della
Haynes. George WllkiDson Nora jerks
and Nora Howard, abductioni Albert Jen-
lSins, malicious woundainE; Edward john
W4.num' Johnson, burglary (six indct-
inen,s)i Alonzo Miller, housebreakngi
John O'Nsl, alias William III Johnson,
housebieuking and larceny ffour indct.
ments); James Reed and Percy Coles,
burglary, II j. Tlmberlaka; W, II. Evans
am John i3roWn 1mallcioiis wonnaing
Misses THYME, malicious waunding; John
Thomas, stealing from tha person. Lewis
-. Wei, grand lnrGetyi u, j. Hayden,
misdencanor; Charles Williams attempt
10 commit larceny. f&