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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07

operaciones durante la tarde, que
| dando alberto al pdblico, algunos es-
tablecientos americanos.
Aver fueron puestos On libertad
Rita de JESUS que cumplfs condena
por hurto; Jose Santos Crespo, por
abuse de con6anza, y Francisco de
Jesus por hurto.
@Esta tarde estarkn en-. esta ciu-
dad todos los Delegates dc 10 Union,
pues su asistencia & la reunion previa
que Sc celebrara el Domingo en- la no.
che, es indispensable.
-Desde el 10 del actual se ha he
cho cargo del trafco de los carros
elsctricos; el senior ]. E. Bruins. A
dicho caballero Sc le We frecuentemen-
to en- 10 Inca y Sc observa sue el pd-
blico es mejor tratado.
-Tanto los farmaceuticos dc Sa-
linas don Santiago Porrata, y don
Jacobo Ramos como los de Rio-Pie.
dras, don jose j. Monclova y don
Manuel Evarien, pueden testi6car los
brillantes exitos que ha obtenido du.
raLte docs amos ell doctor Paniagua,
con sus pfldoras.patentizadas hoy cor
ell nombrs de <Pfldoras Rosadas.>
-Ha sido establecida dltimamente
una nueva Estaci6n telegrafica en- Bar
celoneta. Asf nos 10 participan del
Negociado de Telegrafos de San Juan.
En- el teatro de Mayaguez SO lie.
vara q efecto ell pr6ximo domingo una
function teatral, q benefcio de nuestro
estimado amigo don Pablo Roig.
| Sc pondra en- escena La Cara d
Dios, que con buen exito SO di6 hace
POGO & conocer al pdblico de Ponce.
-Comuniea el teniente Reyes de
Cayey, con fecna de aver, que anocht
fus herido de revolver Nicanor San
tiago por ell Marshal municipal de Al
bonito Felipe Rivera. FL Tribuna
entiende en- ell asunto.
Ell Departamento de instructor
ha dado possession de sus cargos lo'
miembros de la Junta Escolar de Sar
Juan, sehores don Ramon Falcon, Ra
mon Negr6n, Benigno Lopez Castro .
don Lucas Reyes.
-Ha solicitado licencia por enfer
mo ell guardia de penales de 10 carce
de Ponce, Manuel Ruiz Rivera, ha
biendosele cencedido.
-Ha solicitado nuevamente de
Departamento del Interior ounce dia'
de licencia, sin sueldo, el empleade
senior Rodriguez Sierra.
| Sc interesa una persona con co
nocimientos en- la preparation de ror
y otros licores, que posea algun ca.
pital para asociarlo al negocio. De
be dar ademas buenas referencias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
E doctor Munoz tras|ada
su despacho

El doctor Gustavo Mufoz ha tras.
ladado 81 despacho & la calle de Te-
u&n nInsro 81, altos, donde recibir&
sus clientes de dos & cuatro de la tar.
de.-Telefono nImero 262.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07
*"PARQUE BORINQUEN

RESTAURANT
r, Sc ha contratado para este uno de los mejores
SUE hEFS> de la isla, ademas de este punto salien.
70 puede contar siempre con servicios instan
'aneos' una estricta lmpieza.
CAN7lKA
Ioda clase dc refrescos licores scervesas.
Esontltud eSmero en- el servieio
BANOS
oelencuentran en- este sitio los msjores banos
9e esta costa, cada casa de banjo tiene 90 ducha
oelsgus tresca. Sc cuenta con un complete surti.
40 dc traies de bahos de todos tamatios Que ss
alquilan.
JARhNAS
Los sabados por la noche, mdsica Dor Ia or
questa del maestro Andino
CONCiERTOS
Los lJueves y Do niuso por la no,he tardes
dc los domingos,
nn estos dlas 90 pressntar&n al pdblico diversos
0SpocGac1los, los clIles 80 anunciar4n oportuna.
nente. Los concisrtos empezaran, por Ia tsrdeI
Las 8, ypor la nochs 4 las 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-07

LOS FAMeSOS ViRos eognacs dc D1pSat
SCOTCH WHIeKY, lOgftimo varias
CHAMPAGNE G. q. MUMM-"extra dry"-la mejor case.
JEREZ MOSGATEL de las mejorss bodegas espanoas
VERM0UTA OTNSANO en- ca5as de IL htros completes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
AGAINST CONVICT LABOR.
Central Trades and Labor Coun-
M-H Gil Passes Resolutions. v.

y The Central Trades and Labor Council
at a injecting the other night. passed
series OF resolutions against Tho employ
ment of convict labor on public works,
and as is indicated by the closing para
graphs the body intends to bring thc mat
ter into the State campaign. Here are
some striking extracts: Resolyer, that
we call on the Democratic party 10 give
TO tho working people Of our State d
practical demonstration Of the oft-repeat-
cd declaration that 1t is the friend and
protector Of all the people BY stamping
ont the outrageous convict system w,hicil
las so long prevailed III, our State under
Dpmocratc rule, isg t4b
Resolved, That our secretary Is hereby
authorized To npen correspondence with
the labor organizations Of the State the
good roads organi2uHpns, reform clubs
and others Interested In The abolition or
convict competition and the improvement
or roads. and seek their hearty co-opeia-
ton IN the c1nrrntrai ton of effort for the
overthrow OF the eyil complained Of in
this preamble and resolution.
Z Resolved, That our secretary secvls. as
far as possible,sthe Views of Those offer
Ing Themselves for ,9se Legislature, the
g0Eernorship ana tho Observation-Disclosures
norshp on The subject dealt with IN tlils
paper and repor, The same from time u
time to this and other ORGANIZATIONS IN
tereSteI N s4 R.t " it4. eFtA Ilf fff3tH ,Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
WAS VA NOT moi opposed |iIF s.
BY 4 sUP7 KNOWLES
Record Shows Him to be5in3 Favor
Of Thorough vestigation
.5 Of the Gas w orks. y H Il Il u
of the Gas Works.

f MD ~ 5
4 In connection with the recent dofeat by
the Council Of the resolutionjtto employ
an expert to make a thorough, invostIga-
ton Of the city gas works the REPORT has
been circulated that Superintendent w.
r. Knowles opposed such an Investigation
and contributed to the defeat Of tho
measure. This Ia erroneous and does Mr..
I<ll movies great Injustice. AS a matter Of
fact he was heartily in favor OF a tho
rough investiga ton BY a competent ex-
pert. The subjolned letter bears out this
statement: u III 55a Gg S
Editor OF The Times Dispatch, tS
M Sir,-so much is being said on tho qyes-
ton OF g gas expert to examine into the
affairs OF the Gas Department. that I
deem but just TO the superintendent
Mr.. + movies. to say that Tho has heartily
endorsed my position In tho matter from
the beginning, and would welcome an. liz
ycstigation. l5ss 5s5s5 II IS #
.;s7 j. b. WOOD,
8%i Chairman Committee Oh Light.
January IL, 1906. M II
The following bears out the same state
ment: I'll * j
Richmond. Va, Jan. II, 1906
TO Whom It May Concern:
This Is to certify that at a meeting OF
the Committee on Light, held on the first
day of December, 1905. Mr. Wood, chair
man Of the Committee on Light, offered
q resolution to recommend to the Co,l,l-
Oil tho appropriau lon, OF 81. 5oo,3 or SO much
thereof as should DO necessary, for the
purpose Of employing an expert gas en-
gineer to inquire into the conditions or
the Gas Department OF tho city Of 2ich-
mond, whether there was any ground for
the alleged Dad gas. eto. and to recon-
mond such changes as 1le might deem ne
cessaEy. VI x p
At this time, Mr.. w. r. Knowles.
superintendent addressed tho committee
and urged the adoption Of the resolution,
us he claimed that the gas made by this
city was tho equal Of any made In this
country, and that he was satisfied that
the only recommendation tho expert
could make would DO 40 adopt the re-
Communications that no (llnowles) had
|trepeatedly made as to increasing the Ca
pncity Of tho works ITO meet tho de-
mands now made upon 1t. N
Very truly, III #
tSlgned) WAI. S. iyyOODSON,
. Clerk Committee on Light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

Ills 1Ionor Sat at ease In / his Office on
yes erday. d istenlng within tie APPROVAL
too sthrong lot admitting and axe ding
friends. who n aYerred that no was the
great and onl VI 1T, with a capital ~. !. IL!
of$mySown$l Int llect, Y declared Ills Honor,
looking Ike IAN enlarged print Of Daniel
IA wee small voice on tho kirts of
the applause lifted itself 1lp. aud h said !:
III lease. Jud ges pird on .ohvss;; I, "a
Il yy,Yho ?,tDavy RI .tc ma e on yes
;e, nv, ~, DAVE Sa ana afra and shrink,
Ing little woman slde-stepp to thes front:;
81 Dayy, 81 drunken shoemak en- by trade
for tho usual month Y act Of crack g 10
few Is Mrs. 3Dayy's bones.
Fl Is lIonorSllad sent him OWL 70
W VIII Il; 'n Davy bid MIS-: D.syy Vas fast
losing tho pic turesque t,la nd 5la4blue
marks the last mix r. ayo Y mt
him. take hints the gree IND
IN jpy5 bout ssgIs
s3S r.. s1V.5M cIkay q charged ~ IA, beating
Mrs ress AZ SSl'a nd 9 3 we're n 5000 q
shumor:t when the case vas y ca led. and
the case was "a bout to he dismissed q. when
& large sum OF money ould not be, coll
$lectetl at short nd ce. and so the eminent
counsel lin 2tho case @lJlNyer&L'TaK Ectllllo
down with fourpqu art rs and two tens,
j. w, $Ilidd and ri: Is id con the way
toS5thc Southern $i RAJ Nayf Sta tlon, IRA
into d wagon and bro ke IA VIII eel IL III Two
White KiddsE alighted from the fractured
vehicle, and bolh jumped upon g SINAI!
boy, beating him sever IN case wa as 3
continued SO hat more WI the sses might ~
be summoned 3 5yt ,
Grant TInscy m ack "a r ful |. dodge .
stole q horse and sSS"nxing s'''Ss rom one
Iragan 4, Grant. who slim ply dotes on dry.
ing, Wilt pulls rclns2 owe ~ ia st
n Arthur White who Is black. allas
Jockey, 3. also app cared upon the turf.
Cigars NAMED after q popu lar ne yspapeer
5nan8proVed his downfall ]. Esn Signor q:
Carrurri mourns the loss tof IS wort y q
nlitatiollE davanas .Sytt s5l ~ !,
Luther White stole $1.2o Of Snrah Gain
Yards rd-carned u cash he great v re-
former went do wn$ for niiiety days .3
i5 6 Gorge Washington II " Swo rked 4, MS
horse when that IA decrepid anlmnl q had
sores like unto Lazarus. \ e no black father
of his country broke tho record on his lie
legend and also gave UP SO. al
$aS Willie Jones, f,colored.g and 5housebrenk-
ing, got three oVercoats. the baby 8 wear
Ing apparel. d bucke tS q lard and g, tle
of cough syrup from the {llonl g OF George
*. White In the Ugh seasol VIII lie
was son on to the grand z jury $ss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
FAIR AND H COLDER. IL
Man Promises Clear
n Skies for To-day.

Irair ana colder lis tho prediction for
5Richnlond to-day, All along the. "a tlantic
coast rain is failing or. cloud jweat Their
y Or snow prevails, while lii the N Invest
bitter cold still&preyails. 4; IS Sj&
ii Seven titles Iii that section report below
zero woa thor; while SITS Paul reports zero.
with the Bthernlonnete at sixteen degrees
below. E3 AT Jupiter the mercuryl@ist a t
.seventy-four degrees, wit Ii Key West at
seven ty-two degrees. j i f53
The storm, center Is on q the Canadian
tline, in Northern New York State Rich
sfnond S local weather bureau cannot pre-
dict when tho bitter cold wave will rtuc Ii
tho city. It's coming slowly. vi IA " AAIi
"A bout rs inches OF rain fell IN Rich
llond on ycsterd ay. ,S3ss RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
PUT$''EM ON THE MAT \.
Richmond Boy TIL: oWs Bal imore
Fea ther- w eight With Ease. I'll

"a good crowd gathered at Sparks and
Blacks Hall last night and saw fine
weights. The boys 81 we're q gorge Her
bert KID 4 Marshall and Martin M cDon-
aid. Sid" Marshall is from Baltimore.
amold boys. gorge Herbert threw both
boys, taking Marshall first aud throwing
him with al arm hold the first time,
in56threa minutes. The second fall wns
won In four minutes, wit tina scissors on
the body: Herbert threw Mcdonald the
first time IN fourEand thread 1nln-
utes, with a scissors on the head, and tho
second time he threw him In five and
a half minutes, With g scissors on the
body.3 ~ @5, 3f II Ri n 4. VA
e Mr.. Rupert Won Lloyd was referes and
MIR. Charles II Epitzger was 5tlmekeeper.
:Although&the match was short. fthe peo-
pie fully enjoyed II. III was a fast. snappS
match all through. Herbert is considered
boxer Of Richmond. tlnd is open for chal-
slcnges at a116 pounds, 81 X 3 #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
The Children's Chorus.

The first rehca rstll Of tho Wednesday,
Club Chldrcn's Chorus for their annual
musical festival will take place tomorrow
Young Mems Christian Association Hail,
corner of Sixth and Main Streets.
y Al the old members, as we'll 5as those
wishing to join tho chorus. should be-
present at tina 7 time. rs tho Indications
are that there will DO many more appli-i
,cnllts than there Will he vacancies, and
the number Is limited to 200 voices. Any
child between the ages Of nine and fifteen
years that can sing may 1ake part In tho
chorus. Valuable prizes will be awarded
the children for best attendance at re-
hearsals, al i5 s33 stSs "A 5Ss& # Ell iTt.t48A8E
The chorus will be drilled by Air,JyValter
Mercer, as In the past. and he expects
great things Of the children this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
IL MR., ELL;YsON STRON GIL
Believed 4 He ould Sweep State
for Lieutenant Governor.

81 The an rounceme Il q OF the possible can
#didacy OF Hon. u ~ ylora FL yson for he
Democrat ito nominate 81 for Lieut. enant-;;
Governor Is Ing ke vii dire In icti-i
3lnond, and Wit hout except leaders " llo4
discussed h the PROPOSE ton yeste I'd ayF and
last night declared that 4 if this faithful
would Eeasily apturaait over al Corners.
Mr.. E,liyson. according to I he view of
nearly every m q IS n man y the State,
deserves much Ct he hands Of the VII
the second place OH the tlcke as commen-
5slrata WI hg his great rieri
s4Sl In a speechath hero recently ax-Gon gress-!
ma n Harry Tucker re ferred VI to HIM is
THAT 8uncrowned hero of twenty bat les, '
and his audience wen a Wild vi tn spasniss
OF applause.
the Virginia D Democracy and II is believed
he will win IL he runs s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
IDANCEYN.|G.ET'S|IH.A|...||'.'
DEATH SENTENCE |. N |. | | c /.
SECOND \ MAN n CONF 3: DEEMED q i &!
Two Have Been & Convicted Of
Capital Crime sit1$ One is .5i
"a VI wv eek N

4 Peter Dnncy (colored) was syesterdnys
convloted Of the murder OF 1noz Leadbet-
ter, Band the Jury fixed his pinishtae tent ut
death. This Is tho second man condemned
to- die III tho county this weoh. ssB 4. Al
The case was called In the 1Ienlico,
Circuit. Court yesterday morning, ana
concluded at about ~ O'clock. NJ The ovl-l
dcnco was u strong against the prisoner;
thoro not being q Mitigating circumstance
brought out II a3j u ii AZ Fl
The Commorlwoa til II was 70 presented
by Conln,onwealtl's Attorney Wendena}
burg, and tho prisoner was defended by
N. j. Lewis, a negro lawyer, who corr
scented to represent Dancey without
charge. s. 3SSsf nj
According to the evidence the shooting
occurred on November 16tlis!nt the home
Of the Lendbetter woman, No. 2126 Moore
Street, Ii, tie county. Dancey is said to-
have shot her With ~ pistol, d Before the
shooting 1t was stated that no had boon
put o,lt of the house by the I'd tier Of tho
girl, after having ruarrclcd with herr
HID left tho house and paced tho ground
in front OF tho door and attempted i to-
gain admission but5Was prevented from!
SO doing BY tho father. H N, RI VI
tjS3 1t was said that lie then purchased a
pistol, and when tho woman came down
theSstairs fired, the bullet talti effect,
in tho hip and powder burning her ia ]
Tiers face. She was rsmo wed n to the /
city u osptal and died on November Cd,
Just six days later. VI N s
Verdict Of Death.
when StheFev1dence had bcell concluded
tho argument was gone through, wtth;Sthe
jury withdrew to come TO q verdict. 1!
After being dit about a y half an hour Z
they brought in tho following Sentence
S$.s" We the jury, find the prisoner guilty
OF murder In the first dc gree, as charged
lii tho Indictment. and ascertain his run-
ishment to be death III s $$s
# (slgned) INK, sSS..I ". OEN1NG ER, ! Ss
8 u NE ore inan.'t
Peter Dancey was born lii EdEecolnber
county, N. c. tlilty-five$y years :ago: " He 4
stated that Ills father and mother died f
while he was young, and no was taken In
charge BY an uncle, who " released him
when he was sixteen years ole. He is =
former convict 4is5 III 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
GENERAL FREIGHT !: !. |'|. ]. !; 4 |
AGEh7 !s ri lied
He as Riding on an Engine
& Which Was Overt turned
\ lii a Washo III. s.55
(ByE Assoclnted 8Press.) y

5SilD oB1LD Il s j an uar. Il pas "
senger train, $northbound, which left AZ
bile last light over he Mo bll %, J acksoIsy
and Kansas City Ra abroad Il ~ ram ntoa Il 4
.washout, our tiles south OF Beaumont
Miss. Z 3 day and tho q cng ine, la Agage7
and passenger eoa nllea were q oycrttirn
General 2asscnger and III rel hit sAg ent# VI
Bin ullivan. who was ma king an irlspec;-5
ton tour on the a eng Inc was 4 nstan tlys
killed. NJ T tie8: fnll wing were njurcd
Engineer w. a. vi Crnw fort !. 81 his c olored
fIronla,l$ and n col orcd port er. I'm
one ofl the pa ssorl gers were injured GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Richmond 4 Charter.

A5,I'he State Corporatioll Con1misalon ms
granted charter to Il he 6potless WasliTT!
Ing MACHINE COMPANY Incl Fuchnlond..
William Todd, president, alchmond; Va;
ConnS A Henry I1 t,abell, soc rotary and
treasurer, Riohmond Va. Capital, S2h,0lo.5
Objects: For the manu- factureaand sale Of
woodenware WlllOWware,S la rd wa re. Fl etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
M ust Paw q 8tI license.

u, "a asubcommtttae I; from the n CrmmittAaB
on III eotrlcity met last nj ght to perfect
,ofleiectrlca cont tractors III tho city.
f Tke ord inanceSR M rted sproyide en- tina t
such contractors shall stand gaan exanlt-ss5
ana gye BOND 81 81 ooo aae - rho iullS
sconlmittee Will pass upon Ii Il ho RI mn tier
later on .l VI, R5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Miss Randolph on Vacation.

A hkjss Agnes ID, Randolph, superintendent
Of the Virginia Hospital, left yesterday for
Atlanta. She Will 20 absent from Tho, hos.
pital for one month, dtiring wbieh alme
Washington, IN Gtl3 82 3G
& During her absence stisE .iuiie,te Mont
goilery, the assistant supeflntendspl, VIII
act in the rlntendentF c4pseity,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
/ Bank Officers Elected

The annual meeting Of the stock holders
yesterday al noon. and the following otll-
GERS were elected. j. -, Heaslsy, prcsi-
dent: ", i. Massle. cashier, Directors
II =, Arlington. N, w. 4I3Jwc Charles
ana J. u. Heabley. a Y, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Licensed gto Wed.

t The foil lowing. InnrriaEe n licenses fWerot
granted yesterday III the clerks % ice of
The Trustlng Court;saP ietro Pieratta and
lSlizaboth o'Suiiya,l;iI Edwin III. ( qua rles
and Kate Barbour. II oward; thur Youns
and Mary M, Hopkins. A y Ia 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Disabled Steamer.
lI3X, AssIocia tad Press.l

NEW 1i2IsIltAsl S, J an THE
la Nor r wood n Carl tish) B from villa /
M, a6O miles custof STloc4lnr he, all. She
gnickIed impg the American steamship SAINT
siIrcas Of New York q lsahle q sfQy 81 Nd lays
Thy lie 4of hel. pro pei lGl'5 "a aes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
sFlintsIs Elected

AssoclRteti RI're3s,) lg
Il SACIlA,M E,NTO K, CA IL Jan. Il ~ Frank 4
III. Flint, r. epubli lear, " Los Angeles. to-8.
day was cleo ters United Stat Genat to Il
succeed 7 homas r.. Bard 4 " hose term ex-a
3pired on March 4, 1905. r he Democrat tic
EA.5 Boil E II IN Ri @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Found an Ancient Newspaper.

BIZ Mr. H. N d. Myels. q n, enently 5IpNlluY
d q opy B Of the Az irgin l C;nzetth and Gen,
eral slyestissr togetlhs' n. sa o RI
date az Fehrnary IL. 7al d and WAS ~!
good Condition and 90 aimed some. In
sterestillg Jews Of llat q te5rhi st0ry5
DEPOT. having teell I'M He,l sfr9n14 the 1ld
Richmond, Freder ckshlirs aud l'o tomas
Offices on Broad 81 leet N next To- ne new
Bljou II beAtro. ~ # . Stsss I35 S s355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Is Again Vetoed.

Mayor MctJarthy Inns for IA third time
vetoed the ordinance Of IA Alderman. Nlm-8
committee 10 pass ON II pm ,rol Isl His
Ilnnor's reasons $are8tn q sealed envelope,
in theslands Or CITY Clerk Bon Z, aug ist,
and viii not be made public until the
Boar meets B9 gss1 l1f IA 5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Two Were Blown Up

u Ii AT XIII Bs. Assocla cd ~ E'ress. s
ELAN OH q, q an a 'rhe holl-5
or OF q, locomotive q ttachedt Ito ! he east
bound fast express tEai n on he Erie Iroads
blow IN while standing " ct the tsreston,#
and fireman Instantly a nd aba al "a in3urinS$
another man who was ~ the en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Enioyed Their Visit

AIr. J.. Il. Cirashnrger and Mr. Raympll
aud iG1 pleasurc With friends and rsla!iyss
lhaVe'lnft the city for ~ slinglpn, Ha I'll
more and philadelphia aud their Nture
home, rroltpwn, III n Il n. n 81 MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Property Z Transfers.

\ Richmond: ~ j., al II Brad S hnw to Mary
jJ.5Bradshaw S0& feet on Cherry Street,
Laura and II g ii. 55SI Hawkins q to CIV.
Tucker, 20 feet fon3tlle south side Of Chat
fin Street, 9s la feet west Sof Beech Street,
$3.50. I S q. # ~ ~
feet on the east side of Mayo Stree I. be-
tween Frank lin and Ross Streets, 81, 1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
RI sc,;u,ed 3 From 81 Death

j3jss t5ys 4ASSOEla tst N estS I'll
NASH vi III, 10, 4, nm, lls SEN
5tence of death Imposed RI an II lexan
Armour OF q I'M tanoogp WIS !c g
Frazer. Armour WAS n charged With d inc
3m,lrder$0f AN aged woman fortln eller
some mont lis ago. 1 10 was 70 nave peen
hanged tO7lnOrT0W W. y. It'll ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Clay Street Lea que

The Irregular devotional meeting or tho
Clay Street Epworth League viii be cor
Quoted this evening BY Mr.. q. T., Chap
hell There VIII be H. business meeting
after the devotional meeting All invited
iotattend. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13
Hastings Court,

In the IIustngs Court yesterday AIMS,
Terry, was acquitted Of tho charge or
malicious wOunding, ,s4 q i5g II 3i lll j&
Thomas Saunders got three years In the
same court for housebreaking. glji
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q Johnston, Trustee, WI. Geo ID " 3 hoe
Co gued BY "A. s IT, les nd Il ::3'Ts
11ulisfoiSpinintiffi In error and n
son FOR dafetidant }nnd con tlnued
s The next cases to be. cnl ed are
SAllen;t Euva Ma. p Bowen e. and Powell
VS. PicrGa l,eIlg os.S II % nd % on ar
gunentS .s3
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l4eadaches and Neuralgia From Cold

4 laxative Rromo t.uinine, tile world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause
Gall forjllle fall name and LOOK for sig
insure OF n, ". Grove, 25c.-adY, ia
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Observation-Disclosures,

IWIIlF the / .aJY and I'D 81 E0ult 3yesterday
In tile cnse OF 8oger ~
GhalEley the Judgment for 500 was Any ra-
ed the paintiif,3 Stf NE S3
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For the, Company

In tho AN III nd Tsqllity Court vas telda4
sin3the suit tof Emma Wore & vs. The
Richmond rrac lion CO, for q, l90 ne
found for the defendan con ran a & y
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; Now Administrator.

sgIn tllc C'hancery ls0urtS vest eiday j osepllt
Il CamJsodonIct tlualiflea as Atiinlnls tor
Of tho estate ~ The ~ te5 y olils Coolest
which IS valued ~ 7o 49, 4 N
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NJ Circuit Court Reversed

2S In Ilnryey5sY tho Comm veal til, he
court reYersos the Circuit Court OF Clia,;-
5lotte county. IN this cas- 4 he $cour nos
tees only the last assig nlpent of error,
that the action of thr, 90 urt In re fys-
Ing TO set aside the verdict IS contrursi
10 The lazy and II The evidence was error,
IN this case harvey was convicted Sof
criminal assault upon the " Unsupported
statement OF tho prosecutrl al q 4 lnall %
seventy yenrs old. The court holds 4 Int
this testimony, cha enges human belIsf.
The court holds that Il IN such \, case he
Inducements to falsellood are powerful,