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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

eral service room, and the other is
fitted up as coffee house. where
lunches will be served to members and
friends of the organizat ton.
On the upper floors, reached by q
broad stairway, are seventy-fve lodg-
ing rooms, in addition to rooms for
the use of officials of the organization.
The Volunteers of America began
their religious work in Los Angeles
seven years ago and there are now
fifty active members.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

have taken possession of the handsome
new quarters recently erected at 1872
1928 East First street. and today the
building will be dedicated with appro-
pirate exercises.
The building is a four-story structure
with pressed brick and plate glass
front. The frontage Is sixty feet,
depth 110 feet.
There are three rooms on the first
floor, one used as a grocery store, one
for the Volunteers assembly or gen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
Improvements by Wards
Below is the showing Of improve
ments by wards since September 1:
Iotal .........,........ ZUo
Leading Building Permits

Leading Building Permits
Principal improvement permits is
sued during the past week were as
follows:
A. C. Bilicke alterations to three
story building, 51S-515 South Broad
way; SCI, 900. Morgan & Wall, arch
fleets; James A. Watt, builder.
William N. Bailie, two-story frame
on west side of Figueroa street, near
Forty-eighth street; s3s25. Gus Schip-
kowsky. builder
Pacific Purchasing company, a two
story frame at 542 Caroline street;
$25OO Pacific Purchasing company,
builders.
G. B. Crist, a two-story frame at 1144
West Thirty-eighth street, $780, G. H.
Ashby, builder.
G. H. Ashby, two-story frame at
1858 West Twenty-second street, $270o.
G. H. Ashby, builder.
Elizabeth V. Blake, a two-story
frame at 121 East Avenue Sc. $4,000.
Hunt & Eager, architects; Edward
Heyes, builder.
Ingram & Briggs, one and one-half
story frame at 1854 West Twenty-sec-
ond street, $2600. F. M. Tyler. archi-
tect; Ingram & Briggs, builders.
C. H. Hance, two-story frame at
22SO West Twenty-third street, $4,000.
Nat. Dryden, builder.
Frank N. Fish, two-story frame at
4412 South Flower street, $4,000.
Peter Dugen, a two-story frame at
127 North Utah street, $4,000. w. FL
chantry, builder.
]. P. Darmingos. two-story frame
at 766 Hemlock street, $4,000. George
Young, builder.
G. E. Fletcher, a one and one-half-
story frame at 30O3 Hobart boulevard,
$4,000. F. M. Tyler, architect; G.. e.
Fletcher, builder.
Mary E. Brown, a two-story frame
at 141 West Fortieth street, $2475. A.
Osborne, builder.
E. L. Hopper & Son, two-story
frame at 2713 Raymond avenue, $4O00
E. L. Hopper & Son builders.
J. w. Childers. a one and one-half
story frame at III West Seneca street,
$4,000; ]. w. Childers builder.
Biescon Bros, two-story brick and
concrete building at 324 East First
street, $65OO; F. Heinlein. architect; M.
Stulz builder.
Lura A. Jolly one-story frame at
647 East Forty-second street, $4,000; B.
=. Jolly builder.
]. Conrad, excavation for foundation
for brick and concrete building at 62s-
62s South Main street, $30OO
]. ]. Phillips, two-story frame at
4216 Pasadena avenue, $4,000; ]. J..
Phillips builder.
A. ]. Alstrom, a two-story frame at
1857 West Thirtieth street, $4,000; A. j.
Alstrom builder.
F. Goings, a three-story brick and
concrete building at 601-605 East Sew
enth street, $4,000; John West archi-
tect; G. H. Wahlmann builder.
Edward B. Nicholl. two-story frame
at 4OS7 South Hill. $S1S5; R. N. Lam
berth & Co. builders.
w. L. Truitt, a two-story frame at
1914 West Sixth street, $1,000; w. L..
Truitt builder.
Carrie L. Verge, a two-story frame
at 1889 Roosevelt street, $4,000; A. l..
Parker builder.
Sarah M. Jones, Qpe-story frame at
400 West Avenue 81, $4,000; C. F. Skill
ing architect; B. r. Jones builder.
Mrs. Matte White, a one and one
half story frame at 2625 Budlong
avenue, $780, R. r. Strong builder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
A WAY to interest Children

and make them love their home is to sur
round them with books, music and pic
Tell them the story the artist depicted
and you'll hear them tell 1t to others.
Good pictures on the wall show culture
and refinement. Our new art gallery Is
welcome. Sanborn, Vail 6 Co., 35 South
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
STREET CAR EXTENSION
GOOD FOR ADDITIONS

One Of the most important matters in
street railway circles during the past
week was the opening for travel of the
new Moneta avenue car line. Moneta
avenue is a direct extension of Main
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

Secures you choice lot is minutes from
the Huntington depot building at Sixth
and Main streets, within easy access Of
your work. A thousand homes In that
immediate section now and thousands
more will be built there within tho next
year. 1t Is an Investment for you, as we'll
as home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
Window Shadea

Slightly damaged shades, 25c; our bur-
laps are heavier than others and can be
pasted; 76-inch mot 72) natural, .2Oc; So
inch dyed, 15c; 40-inch dyed, zoe; just the
thing between chair rails. holdings. &c
foot best paint, $1.50 gallon Big reduc-
ton in wall paper. Try our enamels
ing and painting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

Special Round Trip tickets at reduced
rates from Los Angeles and other
points in Southern California to Braw-
lev Imperial, Calexico, Indio, Coachella,
Thermal and Mecca are on sale every
Tuesday until September 26, 1905. In
quire at Southern Pacific ticket office,
261 s. Spring ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
fBy Associa ted Press, J

. TOXIC, Jan. q. Russian admiral
WHO has just Joined tho prisoners from
Port Arthur, now III japan, has given TO
n correspondent of tho Assoctnted al'rcss
an extended statement covering thu
defense and surrender Of the fortress,
He oh.lractcrizes tile surrender before the
garrison had reached Its extremity as u
disgrace bitterly crltcises General stoes'
sol, whom llo dcclures WAS utterly in
capable and lailds General lSondratepeo
as the true hero Of the defcnseBof Port
Arthur "a
Tho admiral !. says that Vice Admiral
AIakaroff dictated the policy q inactivity
on tho present squadron, taking the
ground that it would be hnpeless' owing
to tho infe,i9Hty Of tho Russian naval
strength. to engage the fleets q Vice
Admiral Iogo,.sand that y Wou.d be I'M
Wise to divide the force deeendlns Port
Arthur by rlu,ping ships 70 YiadYosto Ok
or to neutral ports, The sndIn lfflsy Id
mts that bitter friction eXlstea hctwcel
the army and the nnyy, yilnd Intimate.
that there is 4 prohab aofs ~ itlyyint,
lthis matter by court-mnrt iie insist
that the Russians destroyer thelr war
llehips al Port Arthul, leS9lAd any pFlssi
billy VI salvage ~ tbs JaR sse' ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
NIAJOR-GENE.'R|'|.A|Il|. !. Sir Sir
I.H||OMI|As.FRA|sE|:.R'. X, C ID.


4 Tor Gencra sir Thomas Erase :, Isl
2, distinguished English oiflcerso g
tl,e general staff, who has twice pee1l
y q, FOR bravery reached edmond
I /, a 1,irht Sir Thomas Is tie s guest q
rsolonel Wiliam Cord on Nc abe. q no
s4(t5 I1as 4 Cary Street. . 4, u \, y, 4
ardent allnrero Of Tho sout ~ aid g =
], J !, ~ ynpathizer With her In slle As
,reat struGes this English gentleman
& upol q pllgrllpnge to INC
i'm 4 extend throughout e. u,
sIrrrhonias s$a friend Of az
1,,,,.i WHO had given linn q s. 8
Ellis old conirad Il y I,
sneaking " tho war, Sir "a hom ~ suls'
IN. great lnaj ority 4 " :
sidered General r ~. I
,,,.s, cst soIdie Of the
%allhad tle greatest respec' "a a'aa esseSt't
sfor8 Stonewall8 Jackson. # " !
sIra also said that esideent ~
yas talking TO him the d'.y W. !
r.ancral stoncwall Jack
49,, ~ admired rho 19resident T
s,,,ian ia heard OF the death Golonst
tann1 erson, the great Iangl Y. 1nlltuly
writer. authorof the Life of s : 81
T,,clyson he fell back q n y Is =,
c,nin,ing. .Oh!stlat lie could
fb have written more bout III = e
Istoncwall Jackson. "A ,,5s3 !, ],
! 1si,,gphon,as will spend some time a Is
about Richmond, visiting tue n 1'eusSp y
0 'Wi,Ie ,mSthe atty he WILL the recipient
ofSlnuch social attent ion.s 5s53iSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
WILL STORM MARKET:
RlS.PROSTRATED

i,s INA (By Associated Press.)
Y ST. PETEHSBURG. y an. "a --S::225 a. Nj
IA report has gained currency that the
strikers intend to storm tho market
on Vasslli OstroT nild seize tho pro-
visions there. tl .fE
Az kolpino, twelve miles UP tho }rivcr,
body OF woiklnen who had started for
ST, PETERSBURG to join the strikers, were
stopped ana fired upon by soldiers. Ac-
counts az to the number killed Or wound-
Ted conflict. 81 y
Emperor Nicholas Is completely pros
strated by grief. He Is represented TO be
almost IN N state Of collapse over the
situation III the meantime everything
awaits his decision. All the schools arc
closed. 55
Dvaidofr. the captain, and Kurseff, the
X senior officer OF The battcrY from which
the loaded shot was fired on January
lath striking the imperial pavilion and
other buildings. have been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

rjed into adjoining streets. finding IS
way b one as best they could 5throlugn ne
inIsy darkness Only Il fringe Of s,lleil8
sirkc,s and rough characters ren'al ~
tl,e nuice warming I'LL 10 mons z :, :.
soon as possible, Tho only =! sl ~
,yns a blaze 81 light from tllc&eoprt yaEt
iofthe Annilchkoff PALACE NC !, =,
F;nipres,; Downger yes terdil Ivy 4,
Il stllskc,e selo Beyond stool tno a ia,,.
grin, 81 ,lnce OF grand duke NJ
Crowd was particularly dense 9rounu NJ,
,lnproac hes toithc Nicholas
III the darkness mainuders 9 ~ -,
fnw ne VS. iycnderss stalls, butt$f gr ,EI
row Of Infantry around the station Dal'
inEs NJ effectualy disc s,.s
Other dlsturbers broke 4, AZ, 5
1ows In tho Cfostinni lF ~
Kiosk III tho corner Of the Annltonko I,
31snIacc garden, Is bench torn up lf nv,
3the adjoining park wns placed ),
Roadway III the hope that 4ms n w -,
III cavalry Some policemen were :, lo',st
5lv handled and disarme d II sue s.5sI
LIT there was no firing, a. Is .5j3.
AZ tho Associated Press co IT
ent drove down tile Neyssy NJ ~ s, 'pcls;
roopcrs were clearing ~ e|alhs =
ioitcrers, using the flat q tne, SYN NM !.
and, and causing i general ataalped1te, RVS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
CAUSE OF coLps "a p n oW TO
$500. lE sTREATaTHEM M, Lal..

cold IS always the resul 7 OF undue. en-
posuro ia low temperatures Tho rapid (
cooling of the surface, when not phlhneeu
Nv nroper reaction, produces the con2l
itinn and inflammation Of tho nasal and
-hronchial membranes, commonly ctlllsd
a cold AS tho islishtest cpld predIsp psess
the Individual to attacks q thu most se &
we're and dangerous caracter, tho nce,els-{
ssity for It's quick cure need not be sen.-
in,,hasized. Take Chamberlein's Cough
Remedy as soon as tfog first indication
Of tho cold appears, und all dangerous
results Will be3ayoided. ~ not only cures
n cold Quickly, but .collntoracts ally3stell-
tdenoy of the cold to result IN pneumonin,
yrheere is no dunger in giving 4 His rQn.e7
DIV to children, MS IT contains no opium
Or othsr harmful drpE + AZ Splei.sans 20
take, Eors sale az druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
MODERN .B[LU.EBEARD|
HAS SIXTEEN |. !: {: \ !. Wives {: )
-Four Have Died and May Have
Been Killed BY Secret
Poison. OH
(By Assoclatol Prcss,l,

CHICAGO o, & Jan, lat John Iloch,
whom tic police allege TO DO q modern
II. IN expert chemist and may
possess knowledge or ~ secret poisol. wa 3
the declarationo OF Police Inspector f5h,ppy88
to-day. Tho inspector says ho has Seyi-
idencn that ] Ioph L was ~ q gg'st some
years ago and comp o,,nded many polsons'
The police now nsse y 'ley nave eFi-
dence tint lIoch has had at least twelve
wives in as many years, The police also
doclaro that besides the twelve wives
Who MI are Lying, there We're at least four
who died. 33 q i5 ~ I.
rho police say they have evidence that
'I1oct; lad flyofurnishedl flats With " w.fo
Installed in cach%at tho same time. Tho
fluts we're Furnished by installMent
houses. sSs IL n 81 J5s ~,
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d ured Of Asthma
After Years u Terrible Suffering.

After Years Of Terrible Suffering.
Mary Josephine I3ezY, Floyd Knob, Ind
writes; After suffering untold agonies
for 81 Years from Asthma, ] Mas cured
bys Sehiffmann's Asthma Cure, ] used
10 be so bad that could not move with
out help, but 4 can now do all ruS own
work. Another writea "Aly little boy
n years old has been q sufferer Tor kaYe'
ltll Years. Gnmetimcs 50 bad on thai we
could not hold him In bed expecting amy
S,,,oilent for him Ia breathe his last, Dos
tors did him no good and We had al
II t,ss given M IN desRair, when through
,lrcidept we heard Of Schlff mann's Az
t,in,a Care, tried e and u q lInost instant
Y ~ relieved ilim. Mrs -. q, iluffis FL
low A.. D., ya, 3,
Sod NY III. dtpggtsle ~ sqel8 an9 y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
CAVE MISS GOULD
An ENTERTAINMENT | !. J. |

HI Miss Helen nj illcr Gould and her 1,tirt
Eor t hulfsS III dozen friends and co-yiorkers
Fin the Naval and tjtrcct RAJ ltSay ": |
C,.t A. work, arrived In the q W yest ter
day rat 40 IA. Ar ] from Ntrf spent
1.-THE day this ell ~ and wa n ierttllnea
last nigh tho VI rglnltt Ia UNI
o 3 4, !, 81 e D Das efn
afternoon she tended I'm entertainine ~
1t THO NVomnl' 81 Glub..s 81 e$aild her party
will leave his morning q III so' cl0cl Is lot
sSThe |entertninmert ats 4 the hall or Il the
Street Railway 1t5 g las Ildig 9 VI
was b Il thoroughly nterest ono arg
was TENDED by orr Wd hat oyeril9 Yed
tntl tl!sa the a y ~
railway eInplo and he ~; "
friends md nearly tho local officials
IT OF the company wero also Spfesen NNhlie
Tas ~ y rts NJ
tGr the ntertainnen and III III 2 I ias.d y
|spleasant word for all 81
I3S,rhc entertninments hads been nrran aeu
especially In her pr0yau = .y,
lH. Withheld cont The ~
}fcature Of the gramme. 3s WI =, MISS
! sMarjorc Knowles md Mr.. u, H. Il0 Yves
were tho :, Z
with her$olocution. N ss Danscy was s q
Iaccompnnlst. s, I, 81 . q \. y,
Nearly every numb Twas encore ana
ali wore Scnthuslastl calls recei ved .s. MISS W.
knowles aroused Eren tsapplause, ana nag
lito respond which she did MI q lullaby
The committee lin charge ollld L tinvo
assigned Miss Gould Il q more sprtomt7
tncnts part on The programme. but FOR the
fact that is jush recovering from n. Y
After tle ,entertainmc Miss Gould nrd
lshef 8party boarded "a tile priyut car ~
ginlaIand% went to tho cfferson, where AZ
4 the FyIsitors are stopping. r hose Of MISS
sGould,s party are MISS Anne len. Ger
! 3mantoWl,, Pa; Miss ellie I Champlin,
4 Grand b Rapids, M iclS; M lss Ida. Coots
4 Miss Mary slnrk ana Mr. and MI " \:
4 $I3. Mar, q owl FORK city. General
4 $Nanager HUFF Superintendent Buchanan
Captain A. b. Gnigon, Mr. Henry W.An.
y derson and a number Of ladies' ncconl1
panied tho visitors on the car r. ne
jI7eservOir. 81 s, q, i, 81 u,
Isher friends mndp the trip TO- llakeslue
lSwill leave this morning for n CIV y nrk.
n. Inst night after tho entertainment tne
Visitors inspected the Street RAILWAY T.
! MT C,F a. and had IN oppoltunltystoa op,i
serve Tor themselves how popula r a ,lll
I Useful this practical philunt hropy mas
lsnlrcady; become. # j3SS 3s " 3S 8 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

Ssytthoi,t 'mininizings OF CLOSING them over.
5rhe Novoo 5Nreniy va and other, pa pelrls,
however #refused to join, anu THE letter
was not sent, but the editors OF the oul
papers named greed 70 adopt the course
3I1itSs l:l,lnored that Il number Of mills
and factories will start mp TO- morrow 7,
Some Of the Industrial inanngci's Delle '
that tho worst is Y over here. . al !. /,
Gopon'ss message 10 his 70! How
#ers to-nsht2w '"r he CzulS does not cX-
5ist. No longer. pray for ll1er IS. III {85gl
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CITY in DARKNESS:
TROOPS FILL STREETS
t0py Associated Press


z ST. PEyrERsB uRG, Jan. title most
startling feature in the situation tp-nght
M the news that several factories In Mos
row have closed nn6 that the workmen in
;hc old capital OF Russia are repeating
i.lie tactics OF tllair fellnw-workmen of The
new capital, marching from shop 10 shop
and mill to mil, demanding that The es-
!ablslnnents be shut down. The whole
.ity II reported TO be In a state of great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
ADMIRALTY NORKS# AT
SAV.ASTOPOL ON FIRE.
Flames Burst siilnlllltanlyeso '1':',
From Different Parts Of Build.
illg-Causc Unknown. N. *
y yIAssoclated Press

755777EE Is RI (By AssOClattdPT esS,J 81 fE
$sEY4AsToPOL.aJ Jan 223,---'rhc vast adj
3mIralty WORKS here caught fire today,
Tho lire broke out Immediately after ne
second signal for beginning work was vas
given, atETs A. NJ. Tho liums burst sim
sultunoously from different parts 70 AS he
works, and the whole building was so
quickly involved thntmen in the model
ing department barely3cscnpetlf by jump
ing out Of tho windows. Energetic meas
( ures prevented tho flames from, OK tendlls;
to tho docks The fire was under cdntrol
iiat 1880 ~ M. The cause of The fire Is
unknown. slds8Ak t{ 3 = lA
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rs ..s.,.5.E.1
tGl1eueral,&

AS yet. the corresp ondent says, they a re
political ciphers; but they hope some sud
don stroke Of luck Will enable them to
8overturn6th lie, existing regime, ana atdthc
same tlmo they recognize the fact that
non success may lead them to Siberia or
Ethe tomb. q II l Gi$ f a IA z "a e
ssss l3a fBy Associ a1sd Prose-
1 4. ST. PETERSBURG Jan. %. The gen
Oral strike iii MOSCOW $ proceeding on
exactly the Same lines as tho ST. Peters
burg strike. II HI, The proclamation and
4 methods arc Identical.
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..To Lalse CONCESSIONS.

5A cord 3 4 1, private reports. Inc work.
men in seyeltll ther big citiess, 1;lpia
lShnrkoffe where sla rgc ocplnot Ne 'yo y
aro locate already tiiNe complc ed Yplnills
for n general suspension OF work. M ore
over, REPORTS are current that 70. 5WoflR
men, Who otherwise would soon l'c lofcetllE5
back into the shops or starNc nave ~
Eceived assurances Of fnttnc i;ll q sU pi'oit8S
from tho sources which ~ To-
f,,rnishel thc sincws Of war6to tho LIB
eral and revolutionary g talon, but nave
ROT before been in touch With the labor 10
movement. If the strike becomes gen
cral }ull over Russia, and especial " tie
railroads are drawn n,ttit might ilmIe-as
sdately force theHTlatloli 1t max peace
with japan. n ,a5 S .si III
4 Trio situation appears crave from every.
standpoint; but the 5luthorlties al though y
$nppnrent1y# somewhat bewlld ere 9, declare
stherpurposc to stand firm, .i
that it6 Is their first duty to 81 preserve '
order, scouting tho ldeil Of actual revo-
Tuition. b Seemingly the ninis re-. most
concerned Over tic effect ne .nreseiiti
SITUATE on Il abroad, " where. S$ hey IL clare,
exaggerated reports create III I. false 4iil.s
preston. What, If any stems have l'een J.
taken 10 meet the general situat on,$ nov
ever, has not Vet been disclso ed. but there
arc extremely SsigniCirtlnt5reports to-night
that Emperor d Nicholas in making Il tho
decision lat tho extraordinary meeting OF
8trc counsel b & the emnirc3Ha 'I's;lirskoe
to-day todeclure ST. Petersburg n Stl state
Of scge,s;lnnollncedS that lie had resplvpti
to issue d manifesto to the poop With
d view to cninlng3 them, PROMISING & g
create a8s1llixed commission oftSworkln l
4 and officials to Investigate and decide y!
4 tho questions OF the demands off$fllc
strikers especially the one affecting
4 hours OF labor, which Russian law lSes
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4: FI7:Ll q, i BAZAAR.
Report RI: Of Various Booths on the 1'e
Recent Earnings. ii

Recent Earnings. j
N i meeting Of the Beth A,abal u Aux
iiary. which recently onducted = heS hea VI
5t,ful Flowarlald bazall.' tho i president
wade q report showing in detail the re-
3ne ai from tho sale of articles a. he ne
4 u rjous booths. As stated in Tho 3irimos7
y nsnnich. The total net receipts OF the en-
stertuInlnent wero So oo,$ They exe e 4
tia 4 sunlsby but four cents. Here y tue me
REGENTS at country store boot 81 lSo % ;
tho restaurant booth 81 6s. os e. y. g,
I hncco booth. sl.3lo0l; at llandkerehiet
booth, s77445; at perfumery boot s32.,AN
Ut sofa pillow booth, 1927 30; q confectin!aT
dry booth, 5000 .52 fancy work noot
ss7stO; at cake booth. SAC 7oi 5at tlle1dol
booth 1858. IS nrscelnne s03s, Az ,rotal
gross rccelpts $40 0o1l Deduct eSlehses
ttherefron, $50 7. Net receipts. from ba 7.
This isi sum viii no applied 70 no building
fund Of tic new and beaut FIJI temple at
sTranklin aud syland Streets, The result
i'd fully nptp tho expectations Of The most
san gulne. ass u I. !, 5ss: BID
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CASHIER X LIS HIMSELF;
BANK HAS TO RCL0 SE DOORS

(Ry ASSOCIATE Fress,l \,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JAM sssTA 4 $, t y,
result Of a run by deposit tors, fol!o NJ
tic suicide this mof,h ~ 9,as e End S saw
9;nns Hnnk Was closed to-day by It's q rec
tots tois and PLACED In the hands q y f u
ceiyer. ! a, /, 4, I, q, a 4, i "a used
a t 5nan 'Ie@ among the dcpositors Of the
R IA Y side. ana tho crowd which struggled
around tic doors of the bunk ssek,hg ~ y
4Mh!ssnhmniiea We're called tn preserve order
fii,hnS directors iii statement sl,g tile
bank was closed to nll Ia,Is
is .as y capital Of $4,000 and deposits q
S3SA, 000, +, 4, I, !, IA over In
Inn k III u gSs ~
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IN District Court.

go thc@EI1niIea.F States & Dlatrlct. Courl
ya.st cr div J,ldge Edmund Nvaddill4 pre- :,
siding the admiralty case q, &, I, =. s. h
Waauxlianand Company he drill POI
40 i shaier y own e II q, fors s,Ip
nI Il. furnished. The ca Sc WAS heard and
Tie court reserved cision for g pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
Scet1es FL The Capital

i5Ei7S Scenes IN the 4SdP1id1 4ss
81 January es,-4.Fnttory and lmll strictsS
6of tile city were practically q. y to-
day. Tho strikers had nj mans tor q
Bitioiistintlons ailnd no speel,ll se
points Ind been arranged le4 g
bf amy definite objective led The strikers
+ to Drift towards tho principal tliororg q
3fnte,9 the NcvskyF Prospect, VIII ctln,,ih tis
been tile tire or to. days less
events AS the! afternoon wore spll5 I, tlle
crowds iii the Ncvsky Prospect oee ssll1
dense ,3nnd tho authorities, possb sfrtlr-.K
Ing tl,nra tho c,its might be converted ntoS
material fol. barricddes, stopped S 4
nilwav traffic ind reinforced the alreHdy
considerable number Of cavalry a III
towards & O'Clock. driving up tho q y rV-
Sky Prospect, tic Assoriatcd l'ress coi-S
snwG through, the isatnefi 7 3
gloom, tho blaze Of e,mp ilrcs ~ Stiie
Palace Square, with the lark fol'ins u y;
troopers, sitting around them Il.
ia,l,he Ncvsky Prospect itself wa eljlilzas
tritI, light t Strikers Qnnd ,curlos1t seek
crsprot1,enldcd tho two miles of sld e-ss
walk between the admiralty snnd ..tllos
Nicholas station and su'l'tdroiis 5o q Tvs
sars and Cnirassiers rode up al g 5tioWlls
endless proc crows see,,i
I'd peaceful tciiuugl,, the waite ,voTd cvi
IDENTIFY being DIDN'T abuse tllp ~ rool'ss.''
THO only shouts heard were a few Y =! SO s
fsinfad l,irrYlhs 4 Suddenl VI tho III electric
flights in4thcS,ppcrse sect ion, between = ne
bazatr called Gostinnt Dc VorJ a11d INC
Nicholas station We're eStng,l AMI AZ
|thc thorotigl,fnr was plunged IVY tlottt$
warning Into utter tla rtlle vsss
no relieved ever, by lights In hop ~ NJ
l3dows al all the stores We're Close ne ne
scene was weird and fearful. 81 *
Ss@ a, People Driven H ONE i5i.5ss
ia 4 lenthly silence prevailed, heightened
IN the rllgtlc 3of hundreds Of fest IN the
|$snow-c clad sidewalks, the 1nuffled tread Of
blooming suuatlrons. and the slugtlbtlollls5
ljbanimelllg Of shopkeetoers king pre- s. =
cautions against possible attack by board K
Ing gilp the Windows OF their stores With
rough lumber. The curious has " " sou II