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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
MANY N. ]. CIA||AI|.R.G |: ]
AGAINST O D \ I'LL.
Justice John Sends Him on in il,
Some Others Con
tinued. s
.tinllued.

q
t The valuable timo OF Justice John yes yes
Sterday WAS taken UP mostly by Z ohn
BO'Neil.s 81 Il 'ss5 7}ss
51ohn Vas arrested a short while % back FIl
By Detective Wren and POLICEMAN Amos q
two two of8thc shrewdcst mon on tho police s':
sforce. e 81 III 4.
n Az thnt timo two charges were to I'M
Is inst him. Yesterday seven fts more 1l1,l
charges OF robbery were paced asainss
him, and the detectives arc !arl:S slot
other people to come forward ana 8ci i!1't
gthe bunch OF 5stuffiawa!ting dentii lcsltio'i:
4. Justice John sent o Nell TO the giatf;i
s1ury on three cases, and IN 9 Q thers VIZ! 81
overSto February go @ +, &. ~. vi,
O'Nel says no Will be glud 70 70 Keep ou'
of the snow. I, Z, !. ..s. 7 /,
Nora Jenkins, all colorcd, waived examl:-
alton on the charge OF abductng Elnlh
Goddin. a young white girl, ana taEs1j were were,
sent on to the grand jury X III ~ 4.
54 And Della Haynes was sent on 70 me
Jury on the charge Of attomptlng 70 hrlpe
Officers Tyler and Marin, .py o1tcr'''s
them sos not to arrest her. y.
| David Garner was put sundEe Ter sccurlty
six months for being obstrepcrous' III me ne
First Police District,
And tho case Of Tom Stokes, lcolofso
who was shot In the leg BY Policeman
wyatt, was continuedsto February go. Tor
| Stokes to appear. s I e 5.43 " All Il iiss,s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
.sL DOSE LEAF TOBACCO.
Large Breaks Order Of Day Yes ,:s-
$terda3ly,,3 and Prices Maintained.

The loose lea tobacco files commenced
Yesterday morning at 10 o. clock at D the
Shockoo warehouse, and there the buyers,
who turned out In full force, found q large
md ultra ctive break froln9whlch to sell
There. were good breaks Mt al tho h buses. n
sand3thettotal sales OF he day were n, the
Of h 800, 600 pounds q little
larger t han &ont T tuesday,. #
"a few good sun-curcd $W1'a ppers $slo wed
in and were readily taken at prices rang
Ing from $3.50 to h ese goods are
very scarce and never "a 7 to bring ib,ig
prices when they @tind their way stos the
auctioncer.S SisE
the well !, s y r,
3eagerness OF the$manufa cturers for them
ran figllrcsaupt Ems hlghsin u itch as have
been recently quoted. i II can hardly .bc
they are'mlg hty! stiffsat \ otitlons,
and on some extra good lots the ca serness
3of the buyers tycste rday moved flgu res$up
asshade. ASs & 2' .
receipts this morning; ana for the balance
of the week the breal no doubt DO
smaller, s3tsssssf, r s3gss Ii Ii 8s iii TIT
L The sales to-day wil5run as follows:
First sale at 4 Stonewall. second at Shell
burne's, thtrd:{at Crcnshaw's and fourth
q ShOckO T@S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
CITY TAKES "A HAND
Street and Steam Railways Mus Mus;
sa Have Better Crossings. d

\ I7or somc time there mas been CONS
plant Eon the 3partHEof patrons Of the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
on account&o tho alleged bad service OF
the company sat the crossing &C Se e !,
makes an intersection with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company. \,
The matter has been hrought. to the
3attcntions&of the Street. Committee anu
son Ward Committee and the City Engi-
neer for settlement. The latter body have
passed a resolution providing that modern
'.crossovers" be put In at this point, and iti
not object "A 81 vi &! ts 5s 4. .3
The Improvement will be welcomed by
be. .nllhllc.H " 80 ..lIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
GIVE A CONCERT.
Pupils OF Conservatory Of Music
Will Entertain Public To- might.

Pupils OF the Richmond Conservatory
Of Music Will give their semi-monthly re-
cital tonight at $3.50 o'clock In tho Con-
serYatory Building, No. b0a East Grace
Street. The public Is cordially invited to
be present
Following is the programmes:
Quarlette. The Dragon Fighter (IIoff-
NAM, Misses Kate Parsons, Mabel Var
brough, and Masters W!nglield Cobean
and Christian EYanson. Piano Solo, Pa
ganni (shumnn. Miss Ethel Brown,
r aiding, GU, sleishing with sop!hie,
Butterfly Hape!le), Miss Inez Yerser,
Reading, jerry and Me, Miss Nina Beck
er,,,. Piano Solo, The Water Nymph
(Ne'YSin). Miss Mildred Brent Tenor solo
"a bseni" (Me,caln' Mr., ". Il. Tuck,
P.ano Solo, Noclurne Qselchesky), Mas
Fanny Hutsan: Reading, GAP The New
Baby, Miss Elizabeth Kelley ID, Seeing
Things at Night, Miss Cornella Pollock,
Piano Solo. Salute a I'esth lKowalskO,
Mrs. Roe G.. Fupman. Reading, (al Seeing
Fore Christmas, Miss Christine Meyers
Ib), Marguerite. Miss Marie EpnlmIns.
r Duel. I'll TroSatore lYerdD, Miss Adde
. ana MARY Erwin. Baritone Solo, 'tlhe
Haunt of the Watchesi' icassafd), Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
MARSHAL STUART HERE.
Inventory Being Taken aiken Of Effects 1;
in Federal Office.

Inspector Ramsey, of the United States
Department OF Justice. arrived iii the city
yesterday and made an official examina-
ton OF the property records ,of the
marshal Office. Marshal Stuart was; in
his office again, and lie and Deputy Mar
shall Enrightfa the inspector spent prac-
ahe night on the Inventory Of govern
lent property and the examination of
zacorcis. Mr.. Stuart stated to reporter
Il esterday that he was too busy to ak.
80 far he has made no announcements of
Prospective appointments, though he has
4, number of3applcatlons. Several former
of the government in this city
have made application for places. 3iis
Ex-NIarsbal Treat has gone to his home
at West Point since his return from
tho Lynchburg gathering. His plans for
tna 4 r. mercy 70 va may
csts at Yves Point, 10 which he is devot-
Ing himself meanwhile. 535 IA si5 i3I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
THE PRODUCE MARKET. W
Cold Weather Cuts Off Receipts
Prices Have Upward Tendency.

%
N.Y.. I. a cold wave has It's effect Upon tho
produce market as well as&other things Y;
In fact 1t has a double. back-action eff IF
fcot sometimes. It is some times known y
to increase demand and cut Off supply.
Such was the effect of the cold wave that hat
found its way to Virginia yesterday. re Y.
Tho receipts Of country produce on
Cary Street yes terday " We're very limited
and In the face Of an increased demand n ll1t
prices to the retailers moved UP a. peg on
pretty much, everything IN the way Of
,eatables. Eggs We're perhaps The only on
the same at the reduced figures quoted
yesterday morning. w vs. $3 Z, ,,$
4 Fowls both dressed and III the feathers
were scarce and n shade higher. Other
country stuff was firm at yes terday's
quotations, i}s5 $g8 . 81 Az !, #
Weather conditions gre such as te s DE- L.
,inoralize things to some extent ;tnd the
ikeenest observer is ut q loss to 5forecnst
the market but continuation 81 tn Z
cold snap will likely boliaE guarantee !, OF
figures Jon pretty much 8eyerYthflng;
that comes from the, country, Where oa l
roads and other things dictate the move e;
6mcnt Of st,leable products. Il yi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Working on Annual Report,

COMMISSIONER OF @AgrlcuItnre q ".
Koincr is at work on his annual report
and Is. devoting, himself assduously TO It's
preparation. rhc report promises to be
one OF the most valuable and practical
ever Issued BY the department. Alrcody
demands for copies OF the report are
coming In, and rs circulation promises
to be- larger than ever before. The Viz
id rnuch 10 make known the agricnltu
RAJ resources and possibilities of thi&
STATE, nrd ths has much 0 do with the
demand for he publication,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Merited Promotions

1ITho Life Insurance Company q IHIr NE e
has Just announced the promotion 9l
Messrs, 81 81 George Goo i,ss to 81
b., Nichols. formerly chief ,clerk IL, he
\ audit department. Mr.. Cooke has been eIN
made auditor for ilYlslon !, ~ \ 9.
and Mr. lchols has been !, maze ntua 1lse
tle.men have been, connected Wit y this
sterling Southern. Institute sior !, llplll,
bel o r years. and their y, !,
i ad vunccn,nnt Will DO received with MUCH
pleasure BY & host Of friend 8. BOT \ =
this city and throughout the large y erri-
tory operated by the com pan y, IA 3stS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
II nAW & GRANT, | II nj
100 hast NfaiIl Street. \.
NAY Nh MAKE / 4 KNOWN I D
M'CUE's F IA ! /. ID. ::|||'l'.
The Supreme Court Expected q TO to
l5$sss Hand Down Written v, ten
Opinion. II

8trho supreme Court Of Appeals Of Vir-5
gif1inE IL gexDncttd to hand down opinions
5in a %hur1bcrN of cases TO -uay ana ~ ~
anticipated that tho court Will also pass
GuponRlle amended patltion Efor q VIII Y, ~
error Iii the case Of j. Snmuel M az
under sentence OF death AZ
willie for lnllrdor IL. IA III y !, 4, !, q
B1EIts IN known that rhe court has had tho
matter under considerable and as "a IL
would bo m act of consideration to tho
3pbtitloner to end Ills suspense as 5000
}as spossiblc, compatible with ADEQUATE
Of tho petition, 4t. Is re
fgnrdcd as lIlkoly that the court VIII iin mai
{ly8fnako known Its action to-day ILLS M,
fmuohRas tho counsel for McCue N their tAlr1I
inmended petition placed especial stress - :
upon the importance Of tho Issues IN
syolycd and aAed for n more detailed
consideration Of tho case, there IS goou3
{reu son to expect that the court VIII glinnu
down "a written opinion. X. Il Il
%% So far as known }nlcmbors of tho court
have not indicated In any way VIVA t
5thcir act on will be, further than re-
cent action III refusing Q writ OF error,
may be regarded us indicative or tholri
decision IT Is possible 70 tnats tle
court may reverse itself but few q an Y =
foipate THAT it viii. Tho cxpec citation Of
ma 1yt is that the court will to- day hand
down y d written opinion denying tho
writ Of error and analysing tho various Jus
exceptions offered by the counsel for for
tho prisoner. q N IT !. 4 lei II. u
&Inatho event of IN adverse decisi on5 by
tic highest court OF tho Stntc; there Is;
no further recourse for the prisoner
save by an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court on some constitutional
question 1t Is not regarded as likely e,
5thatHt this will be done. In view Of I the
{unanimity of opinion in refusing the writ
OF error recently. there is believed 70 bl2e
small Hope that tho court will reverse
itsEaction. 4, X. VIZ "; IA hi #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
\ Giving Out MIX and Soup.

AZ Appllcants were multiplied many times
Al he Mn steenth Street Mission yccster-
day. Al tI al early hour the soup bowl was
.amp,ied. and John N Lean; Was glvlns
out only the thick bu,term TX ana .sYee,
mix donated by the Richmond Dairy a 9ll
& Mr., ley said hat for weeks e Pa ssl
thess two CONCERNS had gr8 atty I re ped she
5noor BY daily donations Of mil *. i,
d Alvey welcome con .ribntion S ,an,' y ),
lthe Southern Railroad rrslght ohlce. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
h .}.: IN |. FINE SHAPE
Virginia Carolina Grocery Com 81
panv Elects Officers.

r,arolinn Grocery Company last n ght the
report Of tho secretary showed that the
Work III had be IN m ams aa sa.ls.
iStrat, ~ tho president and munugcrfof
tl,e concern, MI Charles y. s,feW.
Of,lcers for the year were CHOSEN :, ,n ~
follows President ~ sl LSrsi% y y ,!nG
treasIirer,5 c, 4 S. # Oschlcagery i3onrd sEot
directo ohm T, .Anderson, M. y o,ll
son. ". Donati \ a !. r., q rlflith DAVID con
nell, 10 AZ Stunpf, ~. ~. n ete} tlisSf2 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
KELLEY FOR SPEAKER.
Richmond Member Is Looming
A Up Strong for This Honor. :.

Tho friends OF Hon. Samuel L. Kelley
are growing. enthusiastic over his pros
poets for the nomination for speakcrship
or the next House of Delegates III Is G J
x 1t will be recalled that Speaker John
r.. Ryan Will not stand for reelection
10 the House. Mr.. Kelley is The ranking
member for the honor OF presiding, in
that he holds tho chairmanshlp of.fthe
Committee of Privileges and Elections,
of the majority party.
Mr., Kelley Is strong. ~ Richmond, and
his friends do not anticipate that he Will
have trouble In being reelected to the
House He is considered one OF tho ublest
members OF the present Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Val,,able Property Sold

8 Nlessrs John II, Goddln 8 Co., have sold
payls efHs.aS 3 fee ar0 on
s sM' sIle Of Broad, between Monroe and
Henry street. with. TIE d 5Gck stable fronting
TIN snn,o - firm sold for Joseph y. Powell
Jr.' and "thers tho vacant lot on north l., side
q Cary Retw zee !. seeon aha aod h fol
Il, Il, Florence and John ~. Anderson, spe-
Ga, nomm,ssioners,f two small brick dwellings,
corner Of Main and Thirty-flrst streets 1or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Rake Telephone Man.

Chief HUGE and his men arc look lng out.
for Y. mal, who lepresents himself as an
ttaehe tie BELL rs,epone, So M ths
nreteeMxt t OF tilSing'99 the wires, I, !,
Citlzens arc warned mot ~ nos ,aa =
with L aessr'Sea e as Old y eIens
\ shavem, With dark hnirB about q I've feet
Ton inches 'fallsand pheasant In manner. !,
4 \ Va IA not enirl oVed by the cor y.,,ann
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
MIR. KENT ELECTED.
He Succeeds Captain Brock t
Head the r. J.. I. Blues.

The r. L, /. Blues met last night for
tho purpose Of electIng q captain to sue
coed Captain a. Tyler Brock, resigned,
ana Mr.. Joseph Cloyd Kent was chosen
unanimously and amid great enthusiasm.
Mr., Kcnt&is a man Of considerable
military experience. having been a cadet
officer at the Y, NJ. /. whenGa student
at that institution. His election ID hall 4
ed with delight by tho rank and flo Of
the organization,
Before the election was gone into thcre
was a drill, which showed the men Ia. be
In flne training. s t 9{i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Wednesday Club Rehearsal To

Tho active members Of tho "Wednesday Club
arc asked 10 take mote Of the change o. re-,
hearsal date for.ths week. mals necessary
The chorus viii meet tonight at the hall Of
the Young Nlen's christian Associati9n sSh
members are urged to no prompt. An INVITA-
Ton to ali the former members q the ehorvs
to Join in this year's festival w 2, extended
tended now WITH tho Recommendation that
some OF tho finest and best music Is now
under prcparation and tho list OF ARTISTS tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Mr.. Card GA a Playwright.

rho ns,rn a tho Four,H one nf ,he. sher-
lock Holmes stories ~ BE- preTtesa ns
he r rSoa" 81 Z tvs Civ Mi
r ion ~ bars frawspnper 'ntnr ard 'ate
se san,sp s,. 2 M e.a.
,s ,a,s ,,.a IL IN fsed ns n ','auYrrft,
,r,e n'oae Is env plsVed IN z, atinlor, ms
week and is we'll slnker OF ~ the papefh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
THE ART: CLUB.
The Exhibit to be Held This
Year in May.

Tho Richmond Art Club will have LIS
In the Crnnshaw building, corner Of Ad-
d ms and Main Streets. Admiral tVebater
will bc chairman OF arrnnge g.. Ms. y
ia pail ,,res r1o BE- be eMhibitcd.
\, Mrs M q. Patt erson, tho president OF
the club, and Miss Bessie eden. tho sec-
rotary and treasurer, Will assist N MAXIM
tho arrangements for the exhibit IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
8VIR1INIA'S8 WAY.
Mr.. Kinoshita Making Inquiries
of Corporation Commission.

/ Tho State Corporation Comm sslon y Is iii lc-s
3cept5 OF a letterafrom Mr. YoshIo Kinoshltn
asking for certain Information about the gov
ernmcnsal control OF railroads In this State.
MIR. Kinoshita SIS q Japanese sent to this
country by the japanese government TO. study
the situation In his country as reRards the
control Of railroads by the goyernmt Mt, an(l
ut the University of. Pennsylvania and Vi on
tho Pennsylvania Railroad. 81 Mr.. KlnoshIta
states that the regulations Sof tho Virginia
commission ana the carr service an, dcmur.
rngo rules us prolnulga ted by that body arc
of great int crest and asks for copies OF them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
''|Vl[l|QSaGA1'HERED.
From. S0U / #. I.
TIE Death and Funeral it ST
Miss Maggie s|8i
bss5 ii Ilss@s Kahl. sis3a st,ss vs.
CITY MISSION WANTS Y y II: |, AID 1'l|[)'
An important Arrest X MlSlt Made ~ w
Special Officer OF; ST. ,s
ssis $55.S Jones. 55s
|5lc;llT,Y, MISSION WANTS AID 10

5iEi "a ntnnclestcr Burcau, Times. D lspatc n
Hal No. 1ll2 Hull Street, IA ny
Ell 1he streets OF Manchester woro cleared
iast night Of people by the snow, and M ~
day Chief Llpsco,nb will q , 70
dear the streets OF tho snow. Tho biz
zard I played havoc with cverythiirg In IN
the way of social tertuini1,enttss. g ana no
such affairs wcrc az q result, c,irttl1il l
1ncautiols persons will probabl to day. .1Ly!
3endeavorit o out their names on the Z; ice
1T Forest 1Iill But Colonel Bill Allen MI Y:
warns them to walt awhile 8Si, ,.3 is.s
And The knows. sss5 II III 8,S
Funeral Of Miss Kahl.
Thc funeral Of, Miss Magic i Al VIII
be from Clopton Street C y AZ at q q
O'clock this afternoon. ss II Ss8 s XXI
Miss ISahl died vest erdny morning ntall
O'Clock at her home, In swnnsboro she
leaves two brothers and q slste MISS MISS
Katie Knfl who Is now seriously ~. fs55s
u Nj SIS Kahl was one of tho popular young
Ia les Of Swnnsboro and N1anchest OF, ana
her death is deplored by Ia II WI knew
her. 81 s5 # @ Is jtI s$
City Mission to Meet 81
E1,hc ladies ofStho8 City Mission will meet
this afternoon at a O. clock at the q l llIs
Home } VI 4. ].
Ethlsg winter for tile deserving poor Of tile
city. IL Thoy desire 10 nress this ood work,
ana to continue the good they have done.
They ask Ill Scharltnbly minded citizens
to scnd them anything in tho ship 4 or
clothing, fuel $nnd food. "a n II
g5 Important Arrests. NJ
n othcer ones, Of the a tlantic Coast Line,
arrested two men as suspicious charac-
tiers. ana Mayor Maurice held them FOR
ten days for Inquiries. Il They gave he
names of willie Sly and George Dawson,
Dawson explained that he was q waiter
from Utahfandf SLY claims he is q drum
NOR. Neither man las done anything
worth talking about for some Y me, ana
tho police think the men are big 5 ones,
whose records they vii iinvestigatc.5 Il, Il
Pers onals and Briefs.
IL the Corporate n5 Court yesterday the
case Of IL. Is. Moody VS.. IT hes Sea board AIR
Line for $4,000 dana sc was disposed
OF BY a verdict of $3.50. Judge Clopton
sci aside the verdict, and the cuse will
come up aga III. h & $ 33sss SIT s53i
Manchester Council, Royal Arcanun,
has installed the officers for the year,
An entertainment will be given at the
Sunday school v&of & Bninbrldge street
Church on Friday night. The entertain
3ment Will a DO for the benefit Of the
Workers "A League. Ssss
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the West
End Church will give n oyster supper
lto-nigllt at the home of Mrs. s. c. Nun
nally. 81 "a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Isunrertn7e Court dimes.

~ Proceedings 7of The Supreme, Court Of lppeas.
yesterday were !: via l55t8i 2 III }issi.5 "a 5s
l Lynclburg Telenhono Con,pnn VS.. Booker.
u. IN, Coleman for plalntlf In, error. and sub
mtted, * Il vs. II f45 fisa
Wright and others VS.. Wright trustees and
others. Submitted on briefs.
stultz vs., Pratt. MT the relation Of. Arsned
Nv II. &, Mullina for naintl r N error, and
w. ii. Cravely for defendant in error, and
& Tho next ca SEES to be called are: .-5S VI! 81.
t@Ci,obc furniture Company Vi. a IRIS. n Jeru-t
salem BAPTIST Church and others; AIcNaboc.;
sub rustco VS. HI lheimer and Southern
Railway Company: VS. Backs admin strntor,
bong Nos. AZ, as and ~ on arg ument docket,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Richmond VS.. Petersburg.

q On FRIDAY night OF this week, the Pc
ytersburg Y. M. G. "A. 813asket-Bal Team
will visit this city and play. a match
game with the local Y. M. 9. "A, Team.
* game was played In Petersburg be-
tween these two teams in December,
which resulted In a victory for Rich
noud by q close score. The Petersburg
boys have beenSpracticing hard since, and
ex pcct to put up n stronger game this
time. The game will be called at 9:15
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Didn't Have Blue Oyeralls,

In the report Of the attempted escape
Of 4 negro. ,ex-copYlet from the State
Library building Yesterday y VIZ egro-
suit oi Dlne oyerals AS u matter Of
fact he had merely removed his stripes
ana had Oh an under suit Of stripes less
distinctly marked, These he was 1T.
tempting 10 obscure IN tile coal box, The
man was again at work yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
For Richmond's Progress,

The meeting of the Jolnt .,GommI5 .ale ~ \,
Pipgress for Rchmond viii he ihelt ~
tho hhll Of tho .on s. NJ
Thursday, February 81 q Sis4 ~ !, y ~
munagers OF the Inst tutc. Tile meel w Y
wiildonbtlcss be largely at tell li aMa y
great impetus vii tysen' iSle ' ol'a N
grow IN. i5Sst N Ky s Ni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Bill Posters Fight.

In the Chancery Court yesterday W $.
Burton & CO. Bill posters, obtained an
Injunction prohibiting the Southern ADJ
vertising sign Company from Interfering
with the signs of Stratus, GMnst GO;
at GOO Brook Avenue and 0oO West Broad
street. The merits OF the case Will be de-
termned by tho court later on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
'THEi:1 DOCTORS MINISTER'S!

see what thoy say about the gre e |, s s,,,,r
sot Ottsrburn tthla Water Dr' ~
,son Of Danville, says have Trey ~. a -
sfeet as otseiSat Iithia lss, Rev. Gs9
says haye Tried 'n11y q!niMT Harsn
of Fhiiad stys iii my lands ~ g., \,
tiaXsoi,s pr sUpe.serbsa Ill
yssshtigtoi,, says h fnpHsGIasstio Ridley a
Liver Troiibiea aid It has not asa \, nrpfp, ep
either Ef,,ysolf OF pntients III shgle
Fresh from springs dnily.sb Il III i4f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

Warren A. Portiaux. 4 Reading Mine
W. King, Miss Frances
Robinson. Piano Solo, Magic Fire (NYag-
ner), Miss Mary Rico. s9y 4, 4 Il Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Ore.rrats on Mr. Clark.

Or. O. u. tTorne, OF Glade sprln'g, reach q,
81 ,Im K M r%a ms clars, pace
who vii UNDERGO an opera t,rn tlni,' q
piai Eiospital, Or. George Pen y onns on
will AOnernf O. w. 49,. 1870 ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
11In,,t ,,tain SkinyNith,

good ae Y ss syay a e 81 ps ann-
g r,dncy Gantain George skpwlh for
the House Ahis e 4ot ha MIR
smp" h,, n h,s H lesaI and military friends arc
ANXIOUS for him 70 onter the race H nj
eurnett,s e extract 81 anu, Y. X
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money II 1t fails
to cure. u, wv. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c,-ndv.
The bee., 1905-06-22
TO MAKE UNION MEN PAY.
Company Garnishses Machinists' Wages to
Collect Boycott Judgment.

Rutland, VT, June 1S.-The
case of the f. r. Patch Manufac-
turing Company against Pain
Lodge, International Order of
Machinists, of this city, tried at
the March, 1908, term of the
Rutland County Court, is again
being brought to the front. The
attorneys for the company have
trusteed the wages of twenty
three members of the lodge and
attached their goods, chattels
and estates to the amount of $5,-
600 to satisfy judgment of ST.
500 awarded to the company by
the County Court, together with
the costs and interest amounting
to about $4,000.
The company sued to recover
damages for injuries done to ito
business by boycotting and pick
citing in the strike of 1902. The
Supreme Court afirRRed the de-
clsion of the lower court. Ex-
ecution was ISSUED against the
union on NAV "a last and was re-
turned unsatisfied en- June II.
This method of collecting dam
ages from strikers is unprece-
dented in Vermont.