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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
aA BY ttle Valued.


sf,nhS thing toee,lrft 81, W. llp,aiiii
l,e iettlef gen tlcil,anil lad atl.
GONG u bed alie 1o,ser bef.ills
and tl,inkinE tiie stlpter lertll you'd MT
be otcuplel pl4cctls yitl se tlletc.S ri
led tiie bert ~ yers
taken. lsettiinc necessary The pori-'3
,4eis III rei,tova nt,,l pce& ltgon 4
tht floori ido III $fiss bert ~
doing s' tic yalse down thls
ai tllat ljroso tIe al tl,ctcolil tol'ss
sofWhlt, OH Il Dolly, X lie criet, n
have broken bot I'ro'lsel, |,o T.,
Gtle.,' WI ioar from behind lilo 8ctif-i
stains: idfHSnti sbrtuls az lnttle Eaii my
sSallse7 t1tcsss Id, cir ~ Al oo & yp1
knows port yolts 1,.o put ME = ~ the
bad ~ Bourbon, SIT ~ =
Sir. u WIS bottle of Red Raven tile
only pleasant tastttg anercnt wat \
was to take tomorrow jefore y retlR- 4
fast, YOU cttti't in any; sub itntc 8for
Rcd Raven. hing 80 gei,tIl!yt8o y
5tllc8l fols.i
has spG,t III iiigt, On tho GU y
sratficl litlye 3s1i,td you wreck the RUN
thnna have broken thin ~ ny ny,
git lea lied the Ior,t4
Know tile Eood s Indeed they ,li'e excel
lent, Don't worry cn,l 1S son
sthe diner L tile morning II II Il. s
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.ACNEN 1[IkELY|
[0IQ!U j !. OFFICE ! ]: !:
$Confdc \ dicteds IIe 11till
Give -iiss ylp Chairlfl1 ansl1iip, VA M
.SaturdaY' Wheeling. ,.s.Is

Saturday, !. Meeting
he meeting of TIC ;Isepubllcanss
i Central ecullvcs Committe NJ i tho
R1Iotel esliroll, In llchburg, Saturday
might, Stute Chairman Park * gi,ew, WHO
& has held ath;,t spostlon for years ,Swill re.
lgr.55$s hat il Formation n ppears,gito be
$50 well sald surely pre- eterm,iled Stllatit
rs stated with the force sof q d positive
assertotl. indeed e.
casio the meet ting or: +. HE " com
lnlttees MT fiat titlic, ,sll,
ISL intlpated thu I SCI eral well known
members Of tile & commit tees l-wlll$also
tender heir#reslgnatio Sbut SO far as
&can be- Cleaned from the. bcs %sonrcessof
5Sinformationt there wi Il be 5sfeWy & any,
changes in lie ne rgspnnsl the comnlit f
tee Posslbl one Or Isl who hold prom
8inent Federal sptli csssIntN ret rc. S
There ire several reasons II which lie
prospect ivo elton d the chairman may
be Sattributed, ff PROMINENT among these,
Il IT. IS Said, ist The fact hat u President
RooscVet is not pleased witt, d tho old
.orgltllzlt ioila5in ~ iiglnia, an d sthat%heas
else, hes pror1t1 ellce OF eral III
*pointlveS officials 4 III tho party orgallizu-
tiols. On&tlia$otli erfl,ilid, lie Sis said, 10
favor The control az! the gorga liization
B BY tllc8mclis who fightsilnd win bat Ties nut
tile polls, 8ia Their than 81 those who 3loole
&f on reward from EcderulSpu tr0nage dlstli !
button. ss
Still ianothor5fmattcr that may lave
some influence in tllc pros pee i've action
is tllc,5faots that Il oyernorSlnd iotler
state officers IRE 4 q he Gle ted in Viz
4ginitl this yctl, ana the State chairman
Will necessarily llv q sonlc; I,oilsibi "
\ for tile result There Is little prospect
Of republican $su cess, q nd cons luently
little conlpeiisatng glory y 9 balance the
responsbiliL y,S Sg 81 . 81 .sa
Nj. Agnew IS now collect 6rrts internal
revenue OF tho district In which NE rc-
d sides and lio may Or may. not y be res
appointed. II Is not reg arded us strength
ching lis prospects, or rcappointmen hat
II lie retain the workmanship. Indeed, his
A post tor would, 1t Is believed by some,
Il be more advnntagc OILS n he did not lold
his present position, \, s
Mile no announcement Or prediction
has BEEN heard as to his probNb!e s y s
cessor.iit Is tn be expected that Colonel
4 Campbell Slemp, II congressn from he
I Ninth District.iGwho WAS unsucccssfully
urged bforRthc posi- tion-3at tho last Stats
/ convention blythe militant wing or ne
* party, 3 viii $bn "a tho Is lcccssor. Colonel
4 Stomp has denlonstra ted that a Republic
I. can can win III tho slargest white district
/ In Tic state, nndShas not only been elect
I'D twice. but was chosen the second time
IN q 4 largely Increased majority. Most
| If his active l!cutenants are men no
have made the fight for elective offices
and won. w. i3, NJ Ell I, "A II, Il.
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Conditions al Port,

/ Gable corresprndelca az, 4 he Associated
EE55 s Press, II 8st tt3 s. X
filiADQ lTAl3 TIE RS q " ,rIl n j .AE'AN-3
slaSE ARMY An PORT ARTHUR, Jan,
/ 9--ylal ITEM TSlN.r-Wh hen tho tKwntg-s
lung Peninsula Was blsccted by$the Se-H
Econd Japanese army, He entire Russian
Eforcosll the military strict sof Tallen,
which includes Portt Arthur ana 8Dalny,i
wns $1,000 Tho RussiRl, force at tho
hattie OF Nanshan was 900, and 1000
of these We're lost.s II RS
There lave actually eidered at
Port Arthur between {, 600 and ", QQQg9 SOL
Sdiers and sailors, of whom many We're.
unfit for duty, The sick ana wounded
GERS OF The garrison were killed ,s,and only
Stwenty-csght went tllrQtls tie siege lin--
Esealhrd. AZ Il 4 iss & u; i8's Ks III a 81
58S The fortress could have held out for
some time longer but far 4 he IN Of the
Japanese 4l-Incil leWi ID i
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gSadler8LIs for Swanson.

Estate SenatorSJo seph T. Sad Her, Sof Pow;
Ehatail,y was In Z heG city stelday. II 9;
came ia Richmond ON pro sslonal $bus- Z.
ness. but met many rlonds while here
Asked Eas TO I ho5 olitical outlook III his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. Sad lert Who is an.
9avowed supporter of Nh. Swanson, Ok
pressed the view that tho ongressmnn.
would get as many votes us both his OPP
ponents combined as he 4 81 tina ton /, now
ing headnlitteda and the lizard FOL Lowing
was MOTTO he undeTes timuted, He did s,iot,
know What Bchunges might occur before
the. primary. bu said he did mot see now i.
district m ss sstsa 4s I.
s'sAs 'toathe gscnntorshp Mr.. sadler IS nted
sthptIn lis opinion Senator Nlarti oll.d7
scuriy5sthe district With the possible on
}ceptlons of Manchester, \. s IS II t rs Z!
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THE 8SCAFFOLD BEGU M,
II etition&to Governor for Respite
Signed Sby Many Citizens

SUICIDAL IT'D trhe Iln,ea-1 9sputelN 81 n NJ
s44 vi LII Al all. =.
sNtessfsF Kerr and slil e1nlt " NJ g
Sttue'A tprneS tlrttllu TED pct fioll 10
day fotsslgnatu lesStU ~ est To- g oVfr-
Sof such8tihic isithc ITxecntiye mil silt ctlic
ITO Designate iii order to III low = ne col
vlcted tnaii time oprcpal'n for lii tlpor1
$huu9 Gpiifilently GuXpected ail writ fEeri.ot,
which would have operated to give nm
Iat5eust nioreStinic.B Sonnet ling il.,re han
saSh,n,lred Ing LIENS chGd y heir
tisignAt1lres. {}S 4s$ & VI M
S8 The erNttlpH3 of the sc,lifor1 iii tile jn!
yard WAS begun To- al this !, work
aded hin fifty 10 9 n ~ Cle's
was being. done. lAl lEother necessary prem
guratioils rcGstiid to- llaY been, ms
1ho$prisoneisti SNOW hDnfilg for. fayo faible
GoGsElsItors srepaired. toItllc ytnl losaay a M
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Moo,,rct,..4,.-.-Greecn,

Vi Special to ,rhs Ti,nes.loI spatch.) Il \,
q BEDFORD CITY. VAs Jan. l11,,M "
Moore r Wsrs quietly married half past
seven this morning 4 T. thp -residsrefs,.,,pf
Mrs. Ar. ~, ltichard soii, tue al ny
SlIIdeaion Grove. Street, & y
ssOniy 4 FEW friends and relai ives We're
present, and the ceranony VI tNlIs l'srE9rlil-
cd by RcY,I u. j. Richardson, OF l'icll-
gmoild, !. M s,sa \ !. ~
westbound train nf the lNprfol}t and
lyYcgtern, for Bcrrypillc, Nap " hare! the
groom Il. il prosperous merchant,
& Mrs, Shade Moore OF l3errgyllln mug y !,
EMere .nresent ut. lie eelebEAlloll s..
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81 JEWEL OF ASIA IN,
New Musical Come at Acade-

& Harry short. @M,lio swasE OH the leading
male 3roles liz the new musical comedy,
srIh eWel OF Asia 81 by rrederle Ranken5
Academy this Il fternoonS Snnd tonight.
was specIally$ selected 4 for the part BY
Manager Socomll,8 on gaccount OF us 5tx-.
5perlenco and versa tillty Mr. II ynt I was,
brought to tllis country by Charles FRO
.ham9to playgIis orig rlal part OF the Grand
}Vizlcrg lii the &IIlgl sl musi cal com Y ~
his experience III opera had been extern
ss.Ve and varied. For four years ], sal IS sin
Srepurtoirea Drury Lone, aIpndo on. me. lRlls
wi TIL d Oy We Carte ut the. savoy
this country were made8With Je ffcrsoll DO.
Angels in 'he lIllerald Isl NJ VIII!
Grace Vain Etudd ford in Red Fen Their
sympathetic! powerful voice, and s8ls an
iuctorS ofSS!rlllty. y "a
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All Candidates Popular, 4

tA8 Colonel Meade FIuskins OF l3l ackstDnp,f
iays We'll known CORNER n chmonderr was in.
the city vest crd,.y on lega lgs cuisines
Colonel Ha SIX ms wa sked as 10 tho pollrl
Stlcal7stuatlon his district "a 9
sfg6' yYells Colonel, liz oppose You z ve for
Judge Mann for GO yefnor, WAS the re-i
porter's assertyc query 2. XII
mo II am for Gtlalide Swanson was
tho frank reply. II IS j s{I Il 4, X rs u
s'DlsensslngI the situation more seriously,
Colonel IIaskills stated tlats9 Of coursei
Judge Nam, would hayesM strong fol low
Ing in this county. hQt that MI, Swanson
also had many dn,ir prs in n OF towp y and
would poll II good vote, Il Captain Nj lard
also has con sderable following there,
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struliiN .ilthc III tidgc The fol lcyylt,g
rhurstiay III Il 1egrl lhutlday AND tl,ereTT
FORE there N III lie ITO court; u is lltkeiS
tsiat tile iuntter viii not 30 nitl dis dis
posed bf until flhe date named n, loye. a V
~ cbtfAc M, enc lc,tli condegttlr "
Wi he iiiul ". the tsist.
by the sttptenio Court, but here si ilF
tiosc who believes ~ lic Light suf t l.
trlbtiials former ccision dc1,yiilly " VIII
Ill ferrbr, & tint NfrCua Will iay Tie leii--
nitY ur Crime ylticli liz las been
stolylcted OH February NTH. tic 5daln WI
which he81 las lccil .i'csrited tllog low
Serifpr. GHS4l s{ nv e ~ "A ss 81
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WILL SEC UREs BAL u Il
FOR MRS. CHADWICK
.LlL3NE ASsOClNtellI, t1rGSSkl N! n

. N4l 1II3yS.ASsDGItll eFl 3 tTSst1 ,,.tl -.
H CT.lIV LAND C,S Jam. "a tt9rneS y.
II. pawleY ApneaNed before llnltctl. Stal ls
I'd hat tie amount OF bail for tho relenS,9
Of Mrs. Cnssla n. Chadwick be s,5 MES "a,
There ire five. indictments aganst 8M f y;
Chadwick IA, tlle ederal J ~. 5,
asked that bail be fixed at $s5 /, !; y
5DawleyS suggested Sl5. 900. Judge VILE
comprised ilie lnattcr.saby plncilng nv
amount Of intil at so, 600, and AttorutY
pnwiey slld%tbis Samount would 3'beg z lll'r,.
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An Early Criticism, \.

ylfstha, gem lnmen really want to oppose
Governor Glenn In tho appolll tnent 81 his
brother rs his private seerotary 5 they
iieasoil from a BIZ siness standpolilt, somer
Thing chit, would appeal TO the puhlic ms
sbearIng an tho TAI thfnl 8execu Ton. pf pub
tl.p tles, nepta "A gusll l'hout
5demagogicnl play ARD but slcklY re flees
,tions pfIs, red and look bud aIys
where ri igll Pos I, si lin Y
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CHARGES AGAINST HOOKER
no BE INV ESTIGATED

p n IlIy .fsspNtHtpFl y rtss' "a. l ~ 73
ALBANY, n. u Jan, 1.-THE charges
,refIecting upon The Integrity OF state Sn-
$prer,c Court Justice Warren y. Hooker,
who were contained In the report III
Fourtl, Assistant Htmaster-aenelll
Bristow we're sustained by u snbcomnlit,
tee of tile State Bar Association, Which
reported 10 tho ,lssocintion to-day TO I he
extent that tho subcommittee recommends
N legislative investigation, Is S5
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'RQsSI.A!N|'|....'P||'R:.|O!|'1||'''|E|'.s|I|1'
MAYSBRl|N||.G|.P:El:.A|||C|''.E|
Diplomats 3oititS Out How Ull-
III expected t lig1itt Happen III "a
s1Tar@ Eastern Situation. NJ
DIENY CHAR & Z.
JAPANESE GOV erilll1eiitSs Will Is-
/. 9 st1e az, ot g Contai.niilg soi1,e,
Sharp Comments Il

from Our ReEulnr CORRESPONDENT. s3
ASH IN Il jan. ~ lo-#
mats attach greutcrR Significance the
protest Of 4 usyin ugalhst tho Violation
!of thei utiall ipws "A han would sboi,
gathered from tho attcntlo n %hlcl, 5liie'
protest has Attracted III tho press, I'd nd
among readers general s. "a mt,iiberjI
Sof 4 LEGATION III tliis III q, 4 discussing
ubject N to. day said glo could n see
Concealed iii tlils fortln protest Or II tis-i
Ssins against IN the alleged action Of Ina
Sin yiiig aid aud comfort Japan And
Etlienf jHs h,roceedctl ~ d lalll q lloSv he
8prots Sinigl,t cvoiitl y iii peace.
IL ~ low 4 Happen. 4I
There cxls ts treat be weel Russia
each binds itself III to remain ne,ltral u In
8caseF II he other, becomes involved Fiji SSar5
with III, Il sing la power and Il that. any
GotherS poWpr es potlses tho H SIDE fpf Il the.
one with SWliiclf q ono u OF Fl The 81 gnu tory
&p6wers 81 I'd t war. hat act sinai constl-!
St,tte lpso fncto, S5iL tlcclurnt ion OF war
8against Nthe&therefore% feutllll,$ but sigma
tory power. NJ " rea ty of I lis charac ter
also exisls bot reef England and Japan
e. Should be decided that Gil lna has
taken side Jnrail, rane would.
At pnco$ com PEELED 50 - Ter
Rus 1Sllg gland would then lave st0S
take arms y apil Germany would M
$oc the grcn The 20 Wers g. e siiiet-
# So &, n 4, . 4 . !, p, II, rs u y
~. !, ID, w sc n 40.
,ret., y ia
ils I, Y
III,
:, I;
=,
\, !,
u, " Ia 81
z, e
= tie
the SIDE fFSJ b.! @ y sel'.
] req te neg lts IN ~ t ~
afranqce
#haNeN$ con by et,.e
FOR the g fSllut y
tilit bell ed m
MANY would lend y, ga sucll
ton ahy
Sof the 20 '
Eofs{ international comity to "a ke direct
action looking towards lie decla lion sols
peace without being Ms cd to- Interfere
fbygone Or other Or the warning mat. dns.B
sI3ulE,in "a % tlc tllal w Is nbou to til
$yolVc any alton. sbhc government q tho
nation As Justified q ms i proceeding g
furthest lengths to avert Il t.
ma so,8i q would El,r well Is keep ia eye
7the co,i .gcS tbs nrot est RUS
SID sThut IA will eypntlaly leA 70 g,
,lNQ
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8No38tPetitit,n..l.

X Especial TO Ills Tlmcti- plspntchO SII
8 Il GLIB tTT1 \. 4 Jlils l7.-'r lic re-
port out stsllight from NC X tt
"a. tltiot3 was being iotHla ted lylc HI
8GoVer,or IL S thmt sel Z
Ateilce& Of M &C Tue be commit Sclg hteen
9Eeu!'s 3tI,e $peni ten lurS, is wit bout he
$SliglltCStAfOundutp ion. zt4E4
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N|.I|.E|:.|D!|RlNGRAM||S|:I.
ELECIEDlsIE|v|A!lOR
Receives 4 vita :' V Nl'1.
Cast Sin Boil, Hous ~ g # MIS- lis- 5,s
4 souri, Lcgisl atll1r.e s#53
COMMITTEE. I AKEs REPORT.
Declares elton ~ Sclla to fNF
oMMlTTeE MAKES REPORT / !; [: II
That elton if sSc ,tl1 tor-
i lcc ass Idoiics VI n b y / ~
g48s5535 Criticism. 35S5
I Assocla "a [ press VI

Il i, p,E,Is NJ Jail.fss1 E-'i
Tliomas Kay Niedrins Iaus, & St. us
Ito-duy received nnjorlt sof the totasi
Note castSGin bot liolists ~ f5S hc alls-
sour, s. ates a5
EtorsilpS q III ccced lSrunels N. cock :'
III received ina jorlty JOINT 'l5
BALI ii, the w te being y W
cockrel, Sd crens. ~ ttingers 81
morrow both branches O he g. el.7
era Assembly Will meet Join NJ SEE
ssior ana ta KEN q epa \.
rate session to. &, III MS
with the except ION Q lles two Votes
east for arefs and q Ell ttinger, tlle I 81
pubhcans had lall thej orces 81 e
|Sfor Niedringlians, tle ca,c vs. onlin y
despite the sruinors tia seven Ii OIL
members Or tho II ouse would sbo lt,s
Grace, no ZIG tlf
u tia 1eslil ted in the 4
mcntso Il committee TO inSest lle
campaign contrlbu q.
Nicdringh n,is, md NV llo n 50 m
|saflherent siof R,s$ ercns 81 e
pecc& llaming Niedrlng liz us 10 3in ~,
nounced that hos poke on bellal sof IN u
Iierens8 and Ills a herents Isl
Report$of8 Committee
4Rcpresel,tatiyc Tuhbs.S chulrnail ~ q tho
committee ppointed to III ycstt Sst he
canpslign contri tons rhptnus g y
fEiedrlnghaus. chairman Of Inc lse pub Il
3lican state Committee, ubmittcd tl,e IS.
port or hls con,niittee to the louise To- tx
day 4 l,e report 50 s @
hat he action Of Thomas N Med.
rnghaqs, SO far as the invest igat ion OF
your committee s concerned "a WI len IN!
tvcstigutlon was full and fair, and was
honest 4 boyc criticism, s5ss
Is. The report q dheres to the lcclar;itloni
that the contribution was 10 Il Inc Rel pub
3lican City Camnai gn3S COMMITTEE OF ST
Louis; that Niedringh aus lid not CON
Tribute s2l, 900 to that fund. and hattie
filed mo such statement with the.
,cordcrS Of deeds ,ecause Id was not a ct-
Ing treasurer 81 the CT tyS Comnli ttee.
finds hat. ms chairman OF the State 4 onl-
smittee. N ledringhnus filed IL s Ia cement.
the. 81, 900, which wa properly3
credited to him, and that 4Adol plus Busch
guaranteed lin, $500 and 5 Otto stltel.
guaranteed him 50, OF the satd amount
ithatSno money WIS contributed by brew
5ers Ia DIN fluence Station, and that utlie
3explanationAssof SNiedringhuus NJ iii regard
to this $4,000 was entirely 50 tisfuct tory.
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A Gospel M :,lYalellrn.7ent.

An ad journod meeting OF the Christian
business men and plilSters To olsltlel,
plans for greater eyAiige lfcnl work in
iHichHpnd was lleld INT tho a a
rooms yes yen % s.ness
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discussed III t some sleng Ii and n planter
evangelical work WAS on lined. M y54s 4,
gcIued to- orgnnlzbsn L once n business men 81
gosnel ssmoVene Commit tees We're *nI,-
pointed 70 perfect tho 4, I,nn..nn |lnlg!-
rate Reinforcement ana AZ III report a NJ all$
carly idute,s frtcGdctaI lbs or the movement
wore "a lscilssed mt somo leng tn In mn in--S
formal way. { and the meeting ndj ourncd
subject to the cpll Of the chalrmall'
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SEIZE DU d ST s;
Alysiilhellnina Caught Carrying
~ Goal tos Russians sat " iss3
NladiYostoL, h .s#

3S 1'y Associated I'rfss.) ~ " 81
TolSlQ, Jan, $50 l3,l Jap,lncse
ftorpedo boat destroy r ptured the Dutch
steamer Yillelrina5 which WIS Carrying
Cardiff coal TO Vladiyostok ill tho 3trslsS..
tshmp Straits Monday and brought her.
to Susebo.3 Il. f;
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n Only in Cold Weather.

Va Society women In tho town OF iinpnr-
.anda,9in Sweden, have ecidef ~ 5relieyo
sto women 3 III the streets y - long as Tie.
cold twea thor lasts, II G, y n !,
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Richl11oi1d

VIZ Il Lake gives third victim nf
Monday flights trit ged bod ~ M i.S Y.
II. Weber was Ia Ken from tlf Hstte
siy snftef b o'cloclsS YESTERDAY n,ornntiig
Montague gran s'i &, !.
second petition for writ Of error t.rescrtsdl
Court aio3r ~ ], COZ I.
S3nlans Sof 'torimissioiisf FOR establishing q
eEc Il t,r3 women III Virginia. and ~
sRtcitmonti if the Inducements AIe .lsllfli,
SGtenMy sinvltiIl Dung r. chnpnsl gifl
detained irl Baltimore at req ues Of fat her;
omlinson goes M NJ y,
ssAEncws Said Z To- hive made up ais5n
10 resi- gn4at Saturday nights meetlg-,-..TT
4 on.gJ ylor lIl son cons SD
fering matte of5 entering race foi. let1 Gil
ant govern rship, friends believe ,l,e
will certainly run M VI
III DpbbinsS and Guy Coles spend her ntgli !
,itlla - Coles and Bessie j ones ,Sere
married In Rale igli-- urprlso y, ni;lIllitlge
olph Firth and ~
Elorlda for his heal til. isS hi
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.4"Sho1iwS Girl, Attractive 81

S4 Stella Niayhewf,ind the Nom bers 0l5 he
gcnlnpAn ny presen ting EhaT ~ at
record for business d ~ the popu lar PLAY u
house, Tho company IL ny IN ost CA pu PIG
ono is entirety tl,e.slpgle g, xe N,}
being Pros 4, y No y II Z,
sportruys tho role, Ia m tor all I,
but Ills voice is not sui lied ~ tlia singing
part gnf tile chnlsl Gten. II = AZ SOIL q,
strong enough 10 rsnder, II sprpparly. 4
81. When 1t comes tnSpretty clo III PREF y
costumes and pratty songs and % nc e
the company is the pssr,o any, ~ th n
oily has seen his season rh@, FUN "
gspoIl til Ileous and efferyesctnt lle Play
will run all tho week, tho III dlcatl Ions De-
0llr fnl. IN inllmcllSeH luRin IIl We
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General,

II. Unlerst TODD tina IA r epubicans monlbers5
guf{s inyest iEatlng commit ttee ~ decldeSllpt
Sti,s uiisea u senatpr Smont - cn,ocrnts Az
offer rate l,Sbutf have no hope Of It's;
8passa 50; raj roa men "a heriug tot light
egisntloIi----S Session Of COngrcss:5 Cock
ran mikes hot Sspeecl II In + louise condemn
Ing New Orleans jud Sc who S., messed in-l
5Heaehmentf d aSRaN ic Sena tor IA All tchellS
gdenies8 charges brought against% lilm8 and!
tlsilnul,ees oiplonints point nut
Sjiea cs In Itar IIas - r.6 Irvine files suit
for libel against Bishop lbo t-- esic
sto533iprotcct Oberlln depusi tors------ Med
elected United states senatoI9to
succeed C,oclsrel 49, 81 fty-nfne$ Silled S l,y
3nValuncle IN n orWu y---T 'wO men lei
ana four others injured in Indiana accl-
4 den - taci ng a New Orleans and other!
sporting news. 4 Vi n lss
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North Carolina.

81 Iousc passes Senate Sill prohibiting dis
stillerles heVi Of less than thirty,
ssiS-g lions capaci ty;; many miro
SVill Adams tcolored Il, II I'd e F. @ ID
soldier lies III tho! poor Ito use be fore he5
can be removed to the Soldiers, Hon c.
First cremate ed remains eve Ssburietl N
Sprominent ci tizens Il n Y The postottlce e
s1NsheYll cyree trongl tcizess
DR. "a bbott, editor, D { \ he Gu tlOos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Parsifal Described

Y. MI Rubin g oldmark, befora an audi
envy envy Yes erday nft erlooa gave I. descrip.
Hon Of III. Papsl fall explaining tha = heme
and playing lpan thu piunp some. \, ol 4 ~
wagner Was This lecture recital h was most
Interesting and gave lalge audience
" better Understandings, In Tega Td ~, the
production of E'nrsl lell " ~ ~ kc
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sMayEbe y elayed.

i, is thought tlmt tho Supreme Court
wall act upol the amended petition about
January 18th. To4morroW is opinipn day,
Int the petition viii be given the utmost
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SAYS HIS APPEAL II /:
WAS UNANSWERED

or telegraph, two miles & mort IN q OIL r AZ
chkluo. Is XII Gt4Ss Is u 5S,3 3s5 K; & .S q
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-05
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

The American people of every party
and every nation will send greetings
to President Theodore Roosevelt upoi
his Inauguration rs President. His in
augural address, is brief and viriie -
a model in dignity and in loftiEcss
and in English.
He has put away the desire for ar
other term and is free to serve the
American people without the tempta-
lions which assail all public officials
seeking reelection. Since his election
in November he has shown a purpose
to lead in the settlement of the great
est question before the American peo-
plc-the proper regulation of railroad
and other great corporations. If he
will press the railroad regulation and
rate bill to successful issue. he will
do more for American commerce. than
has been done in this generation by
any national leader.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-05
WON THEIR APPRECIATION.

The presentation on yesterday OF
silver service to Lieutenant Governor
Winston by his associates in the Sen
ate was a deserved recognition of his
apIe, impartial and considerate con-
troll of the body throughout the SEES
sion during which he has uniformly
not only given justice, but won the
friendship and esteem of every mem
Der and employee.
To preside over a body which is sell
reliant and self-assertive in times or
debate when great interests are in
volved and strong men in deep earnest
is a task for the fair performance or
which requires man of both force
and intellect. To have accomplished
this feat and maintained throughout
good humour himself and kept
others in good nature shows polse
and a heart which few men possess.
Governor Winston is to be congrat-
ulated upon the manner in which he
has steered the course of the Senate;
and the Senators and the people are TO
be the more congratulated upon the
election of so wise and genial a pres
ident.