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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

Miss Marion Griffith, Spring street,
is confined to her room. by illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19
STATE NEWS
SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.

MISC Harriet Merrill, who bao H.
caring for her friend. Miss Laura Hoo.
or. returned, Saturday, to her ho,na =
E,ddington. III
The directors of the C.ambrid,,o IT,,
phone Go. were in PittsGeld Tu.od,...
The alI-ddy Grange meeting Till
Saturday, was well attended. Maan
were disappointed owing To tho ,t,o,''f
81 inc state master. who came a. I'LL.
hs Mainstream. The officers were
S'hilei by Past Master j. Il. Lahr.e !.
crehithble manner. ably assisted II.
Misses Lowell and Ham ana Niece
Nuttcr and Odlin.
Ed King lost one of his work bor.o.
last week.
John +. Mitchell returned yadnaa
day. from a trip to Winthrop and A,-
guSta.
Mrs Rilla Clark Ring and three chill
dren returned, Tuesday, to her home +,
Natick, Mass, after a visit Of sever,
weeks with relatives in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Noble were /,
Dexter, TUESDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

Augusta-Jan s, Hendrick Smart. aged
~ years.
North Pittston-Jan. Z. Mrs. Alice Gid
den, aged IS years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
BARTON FIGHTS

Mr. and ~ III Nv VA III cllogg. Of Newport
News. arc tho guests Of n and Mr. Wy @.
III Ils Junior Auxiliary Of Tie Epiphany Church
willincet Thursday yening ata q clock ct the
G nj ss Ida Leo Of Clsnda 10 1len,y Is VISIT
s s lr. leo starrtt. who has been visiting Ills
parents has laf t for Hinton.
Miss Matte Rose, who has been Wis IS
her friend, Miss Bessie CLARK OF Charles City.
has returned homo. M n
Mr.. Charles Coleman, Of Georsia y visiting
MIR; Frank Clark. vi
G. .. lana gal. Of oi,isa who has
has returned home. IL 4S
NJ. Ja,nes Cook OF Norfolk. who has beer,
visiting Mr.. Charles Thomas, LETT Tor ls
les \ Lot re Vaughan. has t,lraed 20 I her
homo In I5al tlInore ter most dcll ghttill
VISIT to Mrs Madison Iana gan
5s Mrs W. ;ary.S who has bean Visiting
fhrr parents. Mr.. and M rs! u. III l&lcl-
re,l has left Cor her home In hinkton IA
W. M auck ~ quite sick at his home
on " irE nins Avenue. l.
Miss Mary. yla.ld. @ who has been VISITING
AIss Temple. o. ya; y. WI ~
spend the winter VI ~ 9
IA ,rhnl Yoi,nE 4 Girls Society or the BAL ton
5IIoighty Baptist Church vii hold "a .mest-
Ing at the homo OF N rs. 81, Wright. ~
Brookland Park Friday nj ernoon6 atE4 FL ~.
b Mrs. Charles Andersen. Of Hrookly VINO SIt3
has been Visiting Mrs. amos n oore, mas let {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
!; Races BPostp oned
5sasi t3 wv "A ssociat led a Press.)
HOT SPRINGS s. 3 r Il {, re,. II o.
.day1s races lat u EsAcx q Park Z were post
Spoilcd on cunt frozen trnt lt.
CHESTNUT III L 4 6 n d s3:5...
AND HIGH AND I PARK

Aiaa. sr TON aarea,,. g chestnut HILL, g
now able To- be out NJ ter being & CON ned TO
5ti,e, house for some limo pas BY s.ckneas:
IN Miss DIatlchnk Garrett, Of Rocky NJ cunt. Va
has been visiting friends on tho I'LL. . S s5
Mast er willie q oodal |. Of Third Avenue
}*i,p, has bsensqute sick Tor days past,
The ioung Peoples Social c:lub; on next
Friday evening sill DO entertained w Miss
Annle Sal nt her HONG on bird Avenue.
S The Social Dramatic Club held IT'S meeting
last night III clock i, l,onte ~ dias
Katherine Wat Gins OF Eohrt h Avenue
3is Master lansing l1ubartk. Is come what
improved. aftera being slclsS for several days
past. IA
h Mrs. Z II. Frank y arbrougl. siwllo has been
sick for thu pas week Is Improving.
WI b1rs. altsr ri Tor ann Oh ldreii have re-
turned homie II ftcr Visiting her parent ~
Prince tietrg co unt :5sss
4 Mrs Thplnpson. after spending several weeks
In Prince Edward coun ty,S has ctlrned " 70
her homo on Highland Park III
rs.5 .JoeephinR Yoodnll Isl spend ding the
her grandm on Fourt
s Miss Mary I'e,nbcrton, who has been confined
stott,e house yerAl da ~ 1y Eack ness, Is
ab,O 10 be 2ou /,
ohnsoh. of Prince Gorge count !, has
been Visiting his daughter, rs,i ter
yof Chestnut III Ill NE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
BUTLER TO TAKE.
MAITLR'!QIC0O.R1'
Empire City Glib y .lllI Make 'll;;e
533 Determined Fight forA
Dates. " 8 a55s5
MUCH DEPENDS :! I On \! ISSUE :: y
5Turf5 War That NV III Shake slEll &
Foundation Sport If 4 East east
I 5sss ~. IS Not# Jillikcly. .3ss,s.

I (. n \ !.

giS- (speclaiSio trhc Times. D!spatch.) is;It
ENiGW YORK. Feb. 3. -.Jan1es Butter, r,resis;
dent u tho Umpire declared ala -,
night that tho nrtlol, ot tic ockny& CLUB "
refusing Empire CITY rack has t ", A.. n
tered lilo scub's dcttr,nlnut ton 70 cptldue q
u Meeting thcro Ills Aeison No act ION NJ pe '
a taken until n i,aS state chg conlrrissi9
meets. wien tho Z Empire CLUB application
for Il lccl,so Will s1,c oohsid ered. Should =
Z license BIO refused Mr.. Butler said TIC mats
e would tbei fought Iii the courts. nj r.3$ Butler
I$furthcrs niaie tho point thar tho application
u Tho Jockey Club Was d courtesy on, 4 tho
part of stt,s Empire City Club 10 jnpprise the
4 stewa tds sUf thor plans Y and old m uil-s
Y Necessary conflict. 5 u.
tbs state Racing conniissos combating 4 3 q
btorgansuphold tho Jockey Club, q, turf war ~
Il tljp East W III Eii ake he foundations OF thu
sport " not unlikely. III I. .i3 4,
Tie date sqabble stands nov. tho 9tner
ktkping that rack md from Us dat ~ tes
thus gained. allot Ing so,e tol Morris p "a
It'd apDehsn the New York Jock club, SThls
Park, though this rack ,yl htlys q ho con-
ant ,yitl, dates ear Ter and later han desired
This duoto Phil J,wyers ft.al e t IsI,
mont PARK set the dates We Awarded
toSS Vic. ~ y ths " p u q
tnSrt as ~
Il d rpHort 10 lA,R be Illetfssa r. rhe Empire
A city Club has $nn!noDt legal 90 leo that tho
track IL entitled n rccognit lion and y,l yet
would maintain a detant attitude II such 4
s s harllly hOugtt hat he. Jockey club
Gaze MS IN would only I'll vi furth er anphalsi.
iha asekay tiub Is really a sssnic New York
a Slate racing rust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
..FULT0N IN. N!!.!!.E!l g: Z! ).

Captain James cline, Il rppri etors Of several
steam tugs plying on j alneSs River has been
missed ulonE tho river front some time .e;
Ho Us confined at his. home on Church itl y
rowhatan Council, No. "a. DAUGHTERS. oc
Liberty will meet night at kerse's Hal ll'
Oh Orleans Street, vi. !. . =, III.
United American Mechanics met last night
at the junior Order Initedd. American , ne,
there IN body to TayorA u l1e, on
eli. Junior Order United American Meehani q
81 Nj. a't iuy Crowder - improving, after3lan
extremely severe spell Of sic ness LIZA IS
". III ,ease ii confined q llls home =. ION
williamsburg Avenue, on count ot3 sickness.
Miss Lula Gearing q lower county, ., X
who has sbpcn spending several DAYS Win VIZ
friends ii Fulton, returned Y home Yesterday
James howlen.5 the barber able To- be out,
al II Ell several wecks' II mess. 81 .
Mrs. Molie PIERCE OF taatesa county :; ~,
Who Ii Ins heon visiting friends and relatives
i,nrc HAS returned home, H. W tsi ID
a William MILLER u quito ~ at Ills home on
.Ian,es NJ Cotton who has been confined {
the home g hls daughter rs on g srans s
recovered sufficiently 70 DO Iput. sfss 81 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
.B II / ! !. FOR !. 0 R|| lIF|EI /:
\ An /. Q ;I boat At
Fearful Experi ences 81 a Cap
tain, His CrcwSand Pas III.
sengers. s3 .,i8
5ses.ngers.58H,3
n nv. c,ialt "a Proas.l


Fl HALL FAX, /. s., Fe b. tie battli ling
Tor twelve hours In an open boa WI =
tho Temperature two below zero, ar ID NJ
Mighty gal lashing& the sea. Ga plain
SG prst; a. three passeng ers and 4 ten OF tho
crew OF Sthe ILL ted Furness liner, Da nj
ara have reached Pleasant POINT In safe
II ". Tho news lot their. safe ARR VI i was
received here late to- day II NJ C tel phone
twelve miles from lace Of Jlnndtng 3.
News was broug fit to M usq nod obo! Y, e tier
~ hard q lay Is travel ii through "a most I'M
5passnble snow dr ted roads by Y OIL 9 +
tho crew.. who lnnded lin tho first boot
thnts left sthe recks rday.s Ele SEt el-.
t0phone led 81 the ag ents here tina Ca plain
& orst and the theirs Sim tho second q lies
boat, K which \ had been repo It I'd mi SSH q,
reached Pleasant Point fjust& before sda TX
last evening mo seaman reported tint
lgin thu ca ptai +, 's@ BOAT were bad ~
gfrostbftten and exhaus ted " SO M OF them
being so benumbed II from the col Id hat
they had to bo lii ted out Of tlieirR ats: 3
s Mrs. Prowsc,8 I he woman pas on ser WIG
was tho bo TIL bore Bup sund der the try,
Ing ordeal worderf vi " well \. andSe dured
st}lc great hardship wi til u fort itude. She
encouraged X ha len :fW llell hey were a
most overcome p yGs tho cold ana wenried
with const ant * n ( oars: When i
ear. he landing the 70 ~ rsS were SO fu.
#tigued that the coul ID not force the boat
through the&Rurf. Y and Tho men orl$ s hore
sv,aded outS and dr. ged the boat III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Big Business.
Campbell.

(sneclal to, The Tlmes- Dlspa trh.l l37
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. s,--The home
4 or Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Orr Campbell
y AZ a pretty nuptlal event, when, their
elder daughter Miss jamie Keesee, was
married ia Mr.. Robert Edward Brown,
s MAJ Afffhha a bras s pastot Rss Si
jknett, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Tha bride Was attended by her aunt.
Mrs. w IT, Agner.t as matron OF honor, I.
Immediately following the ceremony y
reception WAS held. Il Mr.. and Mrs, BroWI!
left over the afternoon Ghesapsa ke ana
after Which they will so South visiting
q number OF cities, and, finally, going g
Arcadia, Fla. where they VIII be 8{at
Tic bridp is an attractive and accom-
plIshed Ypung lady the elder dsyIsll tsr r
the Bunk o. llockbrldge, and former
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Bryan's Faithful Feet.


Mr.aJa mes Z KcntuckS) accused the Pres
.ldcnt of taking the Sp1atf form Of tho Dem.
SocrAtic party y, sE - 4 hat bears thef bloody
stain ofs Bryan y faithful feet, 4 and hold
Ing it$,ipstoH Tho people Of the country
He cared not how much II was said tho
Democrats were following the President.
III E. u knew 4, that soldiers Of tho United
States olloWed the President gallantl y at
san Juan J. m Ri lie add s'lio
more, sir, than the Dem cl.acy will follow
him when he charge the rrimans, the
$Vand erbiltB, the Cassatts and the Hills II
iii this count ~ of TIL:
5SThe Dem ocrata az 81 audcd Mr. II eflil'
:f4Alaba,na) when sslla Il said hat illiau
Jennings Bryan, the Daniel OF Denloc-
ia IS, lius plYocat ted the present leg sln-
ion fbe {ore tile DO pfn of5 the conn
d clara cterlstar speech II Nj N 6 alnes
|S(Tennessee) 4, who was the sole Dem q
GRAFT " iiossvoted With the 7Repub licans on
tho adoption Of he E11il said did $50
question, ever though they grltted their
teeth at ter having beef, egged on 4 BY tile
President, who had 9 piled the cat Oh
nine tai to I heir. bac X |.
IA number OF repre sentatiy Ives spoke for
The bill. and several h gainst It. VII
The House adjourned Until to ~ q 7.
b: t.gs. The Senate II
WASHINGTON FEB l.e Senate to-
day received from! Mr., sI1ea rms g disclaim-
:erSof tho vote in fayorSo of separate state
hood for N ews Mex CO. which tho$ records
for yesterday credited Ssh him It'll. Tie
sail. that he had boon misunderstood BY
tho clerks and that lles had ted against
THE NDroyislorl.sss Several tors corrobo-
rated Ills statement, but {. Il number q s.
serted that they had derstood him to
vote for the alnondmert. S lg,
Mr. Bacon took theg5 floor il on g point
.of 4 order concerning Il lo23 tus OF MI,
Kearnss Il amondmor.. to tho Statehood
bill for tho annexat ion Of q part OF
Arizona to III tail. Ho said hat tho bill.
a d prepared for t1iansnlsslon 5s the
House. includas that ndnlert,, ~ n;i..te
he commended that that provisio lta 9
gone out with the otherA proyisio ions srelat-
ing to Arizona and & New Mexico under
his mot lou. III .es5 A IND s8s.
s;5 Mr. lodge said thut5in order to correct
tho mistaken 1t is such i NO uld be
recall the 81 !, III
Tho Senate spent ALMOST an hour in
connection with tho House Of Repre1en-
{tativesa IN oanvassng the spresid entinl
vote, and the remainde of the session
was B devoted to- legislative business
$ Tho Senate adjourned until to-n,or w. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
1. HIGHLAND s PRIMES NEWS /; ! s J.

nsy. II. w, savage, Of Chesterfield county
viii re4ch the " nnl5arian ctlpren sahaas
S Tia rasuIsr nsstis g The ll!ans,s
for clrisan Work YIN b. ea az so e. Ha
,,ue Mpnday. rehrnu II 2Otli, at 3 r. NJ,
'1 Fiask o Yinal, NJ ia of siatnate, Mass, WIG
l,as heen Visiting his bro her. Mr.. IN. Y
Yinal Ut LETT Monday toF Wash'ns
Mr. r. w Savage who has been 2 gllest y
tho Manor House for the past g! tWoi We 81 !,
,,rda 3 Ia tho regret OF her many friends, I,
At library lial mt p, Fohrlary, l ~ y,
tero (, nenf'nna NJ aRasS b nnusl
df the WoIpan's Al Lance for Christian 1Y llk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
#WinlgE,o---Fal

9 5I (Speeinl to The Tlmes-Dl sIatch.1
home marriage was solcmnized lasts.niKf
IN this place. the contracting part ties Seasss
t IN Car captain r. "a. lingo and Miss "
Leila Fallwell, d .alp ct tha y late
formed In tho presence Of - la rgeg lIuyn-Ss
;beraof friends OF the bride and EEoons
by Rev Farland, ct theh EaEH
gmnnTrlago MI, and Mrs! w lam Ssst
Well III Dwhosa home tho cereIno ny,SWaa
tperforined !, invited the guests to- thGsd
Ing ROOM where dellclol SO tres hEaenks
" !" Cnntaim sWngo Is ~ condu or on
Barnlvliio and Powliatan Rallroad n ah!s
isv .fInntion, The home or tho captain
ind, I'm Ills brIda will be IN army ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Fourqure an, 4 enple q CO.


framing tic townsend bill summed u
tho arguments for and aga Inst hat q ~
up up to the present time. Some he said.
had regarded Z thn most irpo rta I
Legislation 81 nee, the vi War. while
others had contend a & amountedt TO notll--
Ing. Such extreme views. hc held to $ba
Indicatlv OF the fact that the bill was az
what T. III was claimed to be-a. comprtoe '
mise. lien entered Into engthy
discussion justifylng the action the
majority OF tho committee Z in providing
tho special COURT d E transportation fea-
5t,irc, UPON swliich4l,c said opposition scent
cd to DO conferred !. 1. .3,5
Maintaining that the rallroads co1lsti-
5t,lted 4 trust, i dr!s sPou (North. carolina),
while not questio ming he sincerity Of tho
President said lie; was Of q party that s. be-
slonged bod y;s and soul TO the trusts and
that any eglslation which popular clanlol
forced. ii would bo he mildest and least
SI1,Irtful rs the railroads that Republican
3ir1EcnuttyF could 5poBsitly cyolv @.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
CANS Hell NG S5. \ Il !. .i.I
/ TRAIN YOUNG C0RBETT
,sp,ecjal rs me Times Dispatch. 3 \ n,

IIsS Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch. Il.
Ss FRA CIsC:r,; q Feb Probably
n the fas. cat six rounds ever seen In fhannont
Young C;orbett.s Ios Cans and Frank l,afasls
Ios went oyer II and VII remain
VI p,se Ok helping torbptt get ipto .hapc for bis
II coming SfIKht Al S
R,lfns1 also calna for the @Durpoacs pf .axsist-
jnK Cr11el HI and tn prepare himself Tor his
matches sytt, @(;eprKcS Herbert and OTIS.
8t'orbett and topk = long ryin. oll
road ln snloTi tiss ftarnoon ,JGe
Il Ing courss III tho su,p
y'orbett boxed xix round ltcrnatiMg between
NJ III AMI The thrSa rounds mi Cans
were wortii going sinlics TO though sadly
out III condlt ion.ta no dusky hampton y ~
very clever. and ~ ~, opponent
tcring yns son,eth hing q HE hen r. ~
III did 4. ringptCr.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
THE VALUE Or CHARCOAL.
rev People Know low v seful i u Y
Sss M pre- serving Health and Hcauty X

= early i every body knows that charcoal
IA the safest and most eff Gent dislnfec-
tant ana purI flor In ne tn re. but few rea-
{SlIze its value when taken into the hui
man system for the same cleansing pug-
II pose ii $R m 5s 2 4 I a.
Charcoal It's n9roncdy tina 7 4 he moro you
n take or IL tho better;Ta It Is not a rug
At{All, but simply absorbs 7 no ga es and
Impurities always present in tho stomach
\ and intcstnes ana carries them out OF
I. the system q, "a & a. II a n TX
Charcoal sweetnns tho brenth after
y Synok Ing, drinking or = flor eat ting onions
Il ana n other uilorous yeget 1bles.
Charcoal effectually clears md i'm.
\ proyes ~ no. compassionate white lle
Teeth and further acts MS 10 m tural and
elninently sufo cuthartic.5 NJ 81 hi tii
II absorbs tho Injurious \ Eases which
collect in tho A stomach and bpwels;l y, y
dislnfaota tho mnu tn and y lroat rom tlle
4 poison Of cntarll,t5 15535 us 81 j, Z
S8 All YdrugglsLsfae charcoal in one form
\ or another. but ploDlhly the hest char
coal and tho most for ! DO money Is In
n Stuart's Charcoal l.ozenges; they are
.,Composed Of tho finest powdered Willow
B charcoal, and aotie, harmless ailtsop-
& ties In tablet form, or her IN he form
y Of large, pleasant tasti ne lozen Res, The
b charcoal being mixed Wlt n. honey.
\ soon tell In a mucll-llnpl' oyed condition
OF tho general health better comp lex!0n.
< sweeters breath and nnrer blood, and the
beauty. az. 1t As, that 40 possible harm
4 can result from thelr continued use, but
on, the contrary, great benefit, 4 * y h
a Buffalo physician In snen lllg of the
benefits OF charcoal says: y adylse Stu
arts Charcoal Lozcllges to all patlonts
Z suffering from gas In stomach, and bow
els and Ii " lea N the. co m plexio i and
y ,plrify the breath, .no4 h, and N llroat II
u also beliaYe Tho lIYer as greatly benefited
by tile daily use Of tllelni they, COS but
! lwepty-fiYea cents sa8 hox mt ff stores,
a and although In y.son,e sense q patent
/. Observation-Disclosures beileyc i get mo ~ and
Il batter charcoal IN Stuart, b Charcoal Los
al,Ees fillan In any of the ofdtna tx char,
Z sell ablets, Y Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
SAWS S H0U % HAVE
III RECElv led DECISION

IA Especial tnE The Timer . lspat c!lD Il
CtIIC.AG co srns,s.t 1bys!JacIk
hittsuigAh; who rMrrrcd il,ns Rsnt! shHa1 ~ 4
wore any ptIier& man tn hos t:bilE Jack
4, Isrien whom ills was q IMAM
would have been II yeIl thn ths
Sroriarknhlo statement is made by Jack
a Curley. N manager Of John conc minis
5the battle &betwceiis!l lln and Jack l3r'tn
&inS Ish)adopl,iA last Yfdne stla1' ngh
5fourt !, rolnd.S and though the Quaker finish.
ont bat his tan of foul asa!n -
or. f;vc minutes N, which 10 recuperate during
the bout. % I WAS begging n CulKan 70 re-.
r,gnzc thnf meri u he s'5 arhi rvcment
when Id sc,iti o. Drler down. SAL " Eurley
to-day 81 .'butN lie waved mo aside.
S ITO have Etven Iyillo that fight would nave
been to put me out Eof blisinc nc
20 tiiga1 wa ed call It mo contest
hut would mot have hal. ''a5 55S;G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
SNOW BOUND.
Heavy, " Sleet Breaks Trees and
a Makes Travelling Dangerous,

lSpecinl TO The illles- M 49,
PLUM POL Feb ne % 3, ~ E y
los on ground e Tue a aep 4ha p sl,iSMs
ya IL is i '' last night, aud TO-DAY the .sa
ie a't sleet ms yahE 81 /, s u
ii,n,spiI,p In every dirnc ton, AZ ls
sefous one IS travel On = llo tpn PIG
Z tahs Parunkay River. has beer frozen
h cross for d bout III wee from ts lnoHt IN
It's ahd an lra st q h!ste3ys ,1s
Ipalilun key from Vest Poirt NJ Plum
boinf e. nav been tdela y Wv 10 3 .lolt
fWfi nh fls per ~ Gu
cqllsld eFed ynlua!pl proper w,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
(. Is y v R.chnchd Auction Co, t5',s3
liS5 1905 i. Main Street. it5
n AUCTlo ny SAL e o F. Ky AZ
n Ite II q RAD t 4 AN q 4, M EDtU M 88tSS
AZ r URNiTURE TO-DAY. Y ID Il ~

a;iyVe viii sell TO-DAYS (Thursday) 3, Feb.
;r,inry 9th, Mt our wa rerooirls a 1ao' ia 81
Main Street, CONNER cling 10 :a0, l Flenlisii &,
Oak sltebonrd IS Library Chairs. Walnut
Extension Table, Handsome WA n,its
Chamber, suit 4 Walnut Wardrobe Fine;
Brass 3 eli and Spring, 3 Extra Fine Hair
Mnttressns, IRON Betls. Parlor Sofas Gen-s
,tro Tables, Couches, .PurlorS Chai al =
nut and Cherry 81 oboa rels, gel brary and
Mirrors Hall Thsks, Fold Ing Bcds. 2 flee
Desks portieres, clio clss, Par lor Orl,s-ss
iinonts, 800 Chand elier X r ons, 81
hs2I % r. CHM OND AUCTION co.
#4 Geo. III valentines Aucti onaer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
AUCTION SALES This ny.
do, w Mayo, A,uctIUsloer.

ft 5iaif -a.s f3
II WILL si5f,r3 eg III Il tfeyfIos
5syKI5gTs 1sltis tTitfI NORM
INC, ClStAlI1tJ Gin Il AZ 1880 CT Oc1S,
Oak Clllnn rssses, 4 Oak Hall IRA eNt3
&gn 4 wardrobe Oak sideb q,
Oak Bed ftootr1 Suits, III Ca X ard.
robe twit 1,1irrot dootsl 'ifiiaibelcd md
Brass n Beisteads Odd1 Bureaus elial
waists tahds, t)ak Dining loom G ti6lts,
Large Arm Rockers, Square III AMOS, Copy
Ing Presses, extra fargo number ot See..:
d.liaad Carl y. .la assortmel sf
Couohesf Upholstered Lounges. Il w hod
Heaters, Sci & Feed org. Cook atlsess Book
Shelves, h.g lot nl NJ iscollnneols Booka,3
Odd Beds tsads, large. number 81 ND ttAii
Etressesl N1antel Cablnets, llnntel IN lrrnrSY
51SpnlrSof slelg II Runners, large Bar Mir
'ror, 1otroat Iron Bar Mat, Pictures, I7tirs-|
lor Lam s. La lies loa La les shoes
!Men'AE Suits, Laden, a Desk =, hognnyi
Gard Tables. Drop Lea Tables Mahogany
Sofa PAX Folding Beds, nlh1ogany PARE
AZ a GEO. w. MAY 9, 4Nuctioneer
Pm 3. O. 1suford, Eager and alesmtti.Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
sllell-McA lW,,e,.et,.,

(spccIaiB ia The Times-pl spat CHI
Isersoant John NJ. Shell, \ Of 7compap AZ
Coast Artillery. stationed ~ FortTasHs
Monroe and Miss Catherine Y: ai !:
~ Rey, ID. 70. Northen., pas tor 4 Of tho
BAPTIST Tabernacle. nj the pars9nsEssE
,The colplc left enIa bridal, n to y, ana neiafa
old home, In BrunSWtck, az tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
GATHERING FOR c UBAN J.
. ..s AUTOMOB IS RACES

Especial TO 4 Tho Times. Dispatch.
IIAVA Ma rcb,a Many automobile sBwere
o,it Ssstcrfay trying the fifty mil road couIse
which, will ID followed In tho nut0moPi!a tour
5.Xmton,obIle Club. Tho drivers aa ere highly
PLEASED with ti,as x coIid ions. The Principal
4 r, "a takes place Sunday next. y. . :,
3.f,rhc f,1stinc members OF tho Chicago Com
niercnl Club havo returned hero: after nm on;
#tnyaho toI,r OF the Interior OF Cuba. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
spenkMusselrnan.

special 20 The Times. Dispatch, ~
land spenk, OF I4uray i, and MI Oh EvFellS
Mi,sselmal,, daughter OF he late l3ahSSAf
nusseinian, OF this count VI, yTeys Ela SrtSA
,at me home Of tho bride, near MQyA tn&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
observation-disclosures

Nj, tspecial TO The Times- pispatci,
ROAM eb I, !. Al s,s
n1arrisd to-day at tho residence ot her
sister, MIS-, II. il, Davis, to MI. -
Goodwin, "a prominent young business MnnSI
Of Gainesville Fla, Rsy N A. a,Ssshi
Church, ot,ieiatcsl. The marriage was aI
snifet affair, NJ 1883 il Wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
PITTsBy PH I Y
III. DIED / INTERSTATE

VI (special 70 Tho Time. Dlspatc h> Ssh, 8:
7. !yit sbhrs Phio left mo will This state
,nsnt ssxyax mndo BY Ills brother. liar.
Smith, after tho funerar last uhe
n II n. estimated that his estate VIII aEgre.t
gate no less than ooo. some heliey s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Plaintiff Won Suit.

In, tha City Circuit Con- t a ssterday, IL
Che case OF Selma sssonnan lers. an infant n
- &c, IN
ispiaintifEl ana fixed thes Dana ges at sb7l. .
III 9is alleged tIlRt the child Was run over
and Ahurt gby a on q e The efe1da n II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
Visiting the BATH

PR lsfpfsisi IL u s SSSs
Sensral ct the n Slist " AsngVs RE- ~ =
here. this morning and ba4a p 4 ~
for the ,Aly OF Mr. III l;spfG0 n ssS
hugh. This ID terno0g N AK 4 ~ nv
tbs battaeaalds WITH NJ WI