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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
LOCAL INTEREST.

a. Co. Of Bristol. made the Gap
1T Tuesday.
". McMallin. Jr-. Of Richmond
was registered at the Eugen'
Iaesiay.
IL. Hsrrcll. proprietor Of the ST
,wrsnce Hotel. Of Bristol. was il
81 "a Tuesday.
G,o W. Bsrsa. the progressiv,
+ ,r.hant Of Preacher Creek, came
un to the Gap Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Alsover snc
;.,sr and children visited Bristo
80 Thursday.
r. T. Irvine spent Sunday in
bristol
Judge Gilly. Of East Stone Wis
+ q, friends in town Saturday.
Joseph T. Anderson. Of Rogers
e Tenn, was here Tuesday.
r. Z. Erpeuor. Of Bristol, agent
the standard Oil Co., was regis
/ rsl 40 the Eugene Tuesday.
JH. P.erpon,, Of Seaboard, Va.
d rent Sunday in town.
IU McCue, of Bristol. Supsrin-
/. .rs,ut Of the V. & s. w. spent
H serisy 10 the Gap.
%. fettit was down from Nor
Monday.
si... Sarah Lowell. Of New York,
i registered at the Eugene Monday.
r vs. pendieton. a lum Der dealer
Cincinnati. was in town Monday.
q B. Alsoyer went to Richmond
,-alsy 900 business trip Of few
ar.
Dr. D. D.. Larry went TO Knox
vile Saturday where he will spend a
les days.
vs.. , Cox, the prominent lawyer
1ate City, WAS IN the Gap Mon
isN ODD business.
..
d. 81. " ,'"' is DaN'"g improve
,.,,.
y. g.. M'.9'N'e' OF l'@eweii. Va,
|,,i.c
A.'' N'nn'' steele OF comfort
.- ' ''''''"s '''e"'' q" Tue "'p
"- ''. ''''",'' '"s popular 'uSur-
as''' ODD "'""'Ne' was IN town
-.'''l'
Mis-. Ls.sy Shuler Is AZ Wise thi.
'''- ''N''s ''e teacher eRam'na-
'''- ''' ''''s menu at '"'t
ST. sod Mrs r. n. Shcppe re- /
Il.
A''. a. Is. Baton snd daughter /
..' Gap tuesday morning TO 60 /
DECATUR Ala. where they win +
81. ". " taylor goes TO Scott /
''a', q. 'tend week there visit
- ''a'''es ana inends'
iot ". j Kennedy and son,
A'''' o. mat'l'a' tla.' are making
- a'A B VISIT al the home OF j. w.
Asa-el!
laere Will De a social meeting Of
af"o''a League at the home Of
''','e' brace ON friday night at
ESQ All Leaguers and their friends
=. " siSon' OF chattanooga, OF
" ~ H''e' states Leather Coz
- mas a '"""ery at Cadet was m
@aa ior few days this week.
w 3 Allen, Of Bristol, general
Passenger agent for the V. & ;. w, /
.a- e. q. Cagtright. also with the
Y. d s. W., were in the Gap Tues
CAV
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20

To Cure a Cold IN One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRONO QUINlNE
lableis- All druggisis refund the money
II u fails 70 cure. Z. W Groves signs.
ure Is on each box. 25c nov. tT-fr
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Gases Argued Yesterday,

In the United States Circuit Court or
Appeals which sat yesterday. notwith-
standing IT was Il holiday Judges Gof,
Pritchnrd, Boyd and Mcdowell sitting,
the following cases We're argued:
No. $50, John n, Shuckelford, plaintiff
In error, VS.. Ewood D.. Fulton defend
ant IN error. In error to the Circuit Court
at Parkersburg, w, Va. Argued By Mr..
lEyrne, OF Charleston, w. Va. for tho
plaintiff In error, and by ". Il. Raymond,
Of sutton, w Va, for the defendant In
error, and submitted.
No. go, The Fidelity and Casualty
Company,5of New York. plaintiff In error,
VS.. Bank Of Tlmmonsville, defendant in
error. IN error to the Circuit Court at
Charleston, s. G. Argued by George II.
Mofett and i. r. IS. bryan, OF Charles
ton, s., G.. for the plain,iff In error, and
=, a. NJ Smith, Of Charleston, s. c., for
the defendant In error.
and Mr.. Ryrne, Of Charleston. W, Va,
We're admitted to practice in this court
CASE IN THE CALL TODAY. "
NO 3b r, j. Donaldson, mastcr of
barge Donaldson" appellant, vs.. j. w.
Perry COMPANY. appellee, Appeal from
the District Court at Norfolk, Va. TO be
VA, for he appellant, and by William T..
Williams, of Norfolk for appellee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
THE G CINCINNATI.
Annual Meeting Of the Society.
{3 > ~ r Iaio(, a

81 8 Especial to The Times Dlspat ch)
t}s RALEIGH II, N, q c., JNeb. %. The North
Carolina Society f,5the Cincinnati held
ttheiriannual session here day and gave
an elaborate banquet tonight. The clcc-
ton of officers and delegates to he gem
ernl convention Of the society resulted as
follows: Wilson Ct. Lamb. OF WI lams,
ton, N. c. president; John G. Dawes, " OF
baltimore. Md, vlce-prcsident; Brigadicr
General Charles l.. Davis, U. s. Army,
secretary; Mr.. Marshall Delaney Hay
wood Of Raleigh N, C.. assistant score
;tary; Mr., Walter p. Carstanphen,lo OF Ply
mouth, NJ Gu treasurcri Colonel Benne-
ham Cameron, OF Raleigh. N. G., assist
mt treasurer, and the Right REV.. Jos
eph Blount Cheshire, p p, Of Raleigh,
chaplain, n , u !, /. {, 9, !, |. 4. !.
Wilson e, Lamb, Charles Il DAVIS, W
s.. Al; John Collins Dawes, Bennehall,
Cameron, and tJosepl Z I3lount Cheshire,
lD,." ID 4, James Iredell McIae. 4. !.
rs MI. Dawes was elected member OF the
Standing Committee of tho General So
cIety, the social feature of tho day was
celebrated IN tho private dlningroon,o of
tho Yarborough3 House, where m evening
~ n.n,,et,was served. The banqunct hall
Was draped with the flags OF the Con-
ltinental Congress- and The Is Society Of
The Cincinnati /. i. G. /, I, /, y :. "A
There were present by Invitation several
otflcers and members Of the Board i
Managers Of the Society sof sons 9
4 he RcYOlLtl Ion. ~. 49, aIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
ANVETI1CI VI 1|NttII3S'
Age at Death. %El 1908. ts} 1904,


Among the causes of death heart disease
heads the list with BIO deaths Consump-
ton, pneumonia. Bright's disease, apo
plc%y, casualties, cancer and typhoid fever
follow in tho order named
1T Is due probably to tie severe, cold
winter last year that pneumonia cost All
lives, showing the greatest Increase, 1913,
in any one disease. On the other hand,
diseases of the nervous SYSTEM show II
dinmuton in numbers
or the 3l2 fatal casualtes--fiyc lost
their lives in automobile accidents, sin in
the burning OF the Iroluois Theatre,
Chicago forty-two in railroad accidents,
twice us many MS In 1903, thirteen In ship
wrecks or by drowning ut sea or on The
lakes, eishty-seycn by being hurt by We
hices or horses in the Streets sixteen
by firearms and thirty-four BY homicide.
The deaths from old age during 1904
were H..
There We're 25+ deaths among persons
over eighty years Of age, n Of them being
oyer ninety. TWO Of these became policy
holders w The year OF the organization
OF the company. lSi3. They We're Charles
~. booth who lived 10 theIsgc OF one
hundred YEARS and eight months, and
! Charles q lockwood, who lived 10 the
fase OF ninety years, There il stili one
survivor left among hose, who formed the
"t1lh Guard Of the company
1 Inc number OF deaths among women
was Sll an increase Of 60 over the pre-
cedinE yeays i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Pit in thicker" System

Some time agoyitisswas3 an >unced that the
Western Union Telegraph n Company had ar
ranged 10 put inRstock tckers whereby parties
( Interested In stocks and bonds would have
: the full stock market quotations. t a4S8
Owing to tho installation OF new mechanical
devices this ,scrHiceshas been delayed. vi
&T The company has about completed tho put
ting up OF the machinery. and thcsservce will,
1T Is said, be started within II few days. s$s
The machines are gofN5a new and modern
type and are very much faster than tho old
style. E3 stl B * &al
stock quotations VIII como out on a small
strip OF paper about an Inch wide and the
amount OF each transaction will be given;
with the fast & i'tickersS II Is said Richmond
will get as good service as Ia furnished In
New York and other northern cities. I'll
, Stock brokers, spectators and those general.
&ly Interested in$Satocks and bonds 4Wil hail
With delight the long needed and much de-
sired up-to-date quotation service. }{ts
The business In this line has grown to such
an enormous volume a here In the last few
years hat tho ono wire system has proved
inadequate to carry tho large amount OF 3tele-
grams and ortlNrs With the tpromptncss that is
desired by those Interested In the stock mar
fati
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and
Assistants to Go Out Over State.

, Commissioner OF Agriculture Koiner,
Mr.. Hedges and Professor Soulc and 9TH
ers will beginSa series Of two or three
first being held at Harrisonburg today.
To-morrow an institute will he held at
New Market anotherEatS Strlsburg Fri
and on. Tuesday at Front Royal. Next
day. March list the lecturers will 90 to
BerrYvllc, ana on Thursday, the I'd Of
March, to rMrRy. "A bout. the middle Of
March a series OF ms titutes will be held
at various points in Underwater. the dates
and places to be announced later,
These Institutes have done much to
jpOpularzc the Department OF Agriculture
and to add to it's practical Value to the
angriclhturlsts of the State. Practical
farming problems and scientific methods
are clucidatcd by mon who arc familiar
With their subjects.
+ Commissioner kolncrs annual report Is
now in preparation and will soon be Issued
from tho press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
ONE DEATH. In / 600
CAUSED BY AUTOS.
Mutual Life 5 Statistics Show
This Heart Diseases and
Consumption MOstlFata|.

.
Some interesting statistics are given In
the medical report OF the Mutual Life In
surancc& Company, of this city, for the
year 1901, compiled for the slxty-second
annual statement of the company. The
report Is more valuable than ordinary
vital statistics, for, necessarily, It deals
With n class of people comparatively we'll
TODD. who We're, careful ofSthemsclves, as
was proved by having their lives insured,
and when they were insured they were IN
perfect health and living In healthfnl
localities, tH
Five thousand three hundred and sew
enty-nine persons Insured In Tho Mutual
Life died during 1901 AN Increase OF 434
over the year previous There are more
than GGO,0G0 of the company's policies In
force. Tho average ago at deat Il was 5l.0G
years, the average dura ton of insurance
1429 years, the average amount of@in-
snrancc paid on each life $3,670,4S. The
report contains this table, encouraging
to those who hope to die OF old age: Al Il
Number Of Deaths,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Matus and His Orchestra,

n, Matus and his ROYAL Hungarian Court
Orchestra VII appear IN the concern pro-
s;0 O'Clock II VIII be the musical event OF
the association course, Reserved seats go
Work the New York world says: '"rhe Royal
liungsrlan Court Orchestra proved Itself IAN
organization of which New York may well
Accomplished players, tho twelve men consti-
tntnE the orohestr&sare qualified BY talent
and ability for the satisfactory interpretation
OF tlirr respective parts II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
DISMISSED Al. THE
SNOW CLEANING CASES IS.
Justice John Fined Another
OglerPolice Court
5S 81 Notes.
Ice, the slush and the i,tantifuli

5.''Thc Ice. the slush and the i'etlnttful
Have been cleaned from our pav 'tor 1,t
long ago, n s5 n NJ 81 Z VS.
5,rhus sang about two hundred citizens,
w no have been hauled up before the
shrine of the Wise Guy yesterday morn
ling, MS they lined upain a grand ensem-
bic wit all the scenic surroundings nee ne;
B essury to make one feel Icy ana chilly
5,rne Wise Guy guve them a frozen look.
$itoldSthem not TO let any more snow ,fall
con their#payements and then told them
35to 8amble on. They amblcd.$ NJ 4, i&
Tho next bunch TO line up VII p d stne !,
persons who have dogs gand goats IN
ihcir cellars and gurrets and back yards
with no tags around their necKs.s Inc
. cons are now taking notes and reporting
ARthe dogs.
Y lowing the ladies Of the city, must be
Il stopped. y said the Wise Guy. as he tined
Z another young man the sum OF sd for IN
4 sailing al lady by smiling at llef on :, ing
street The lady complained 10 q police
5&innna and the man was put under itfi ,,a5
5YEtriaf fIne III such cases will be Increased,
as indeed will the fines IN 81 cases Sc, \, OF
similnr Importance, 5as Indicated ny, lilc
presiding genius, who Is determined 70
Il break up all awlessness that can an pe
II broken up by means of ines. Il
5&Charles Harper beat Emma Pase Sio
81 worth and got 80 days to boot. II
4 4s Eddie Kenney wns given 30 days Tor
strcspassing on the premises Of y. ll.
Kelley. d \, a: 81 Z. IL
4 charge OF taking a coat belonging to John
Walker, and he went to jail for 90 days lays
VI for petit larceny. .
Then four tanks doomed up, with red
4 frontspeces and watery lamps. IheS
lad had more than was properly coming
&tnSthnm. and the Wise Guy made them
la ppy by sending them on their way 10
&the place where the WurzberGer loWs'
for they needed bracers bad. KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
! AN 6ELOPEMENT. 81
"a Young Stuff olk Couple United
5.s IN North IA Carolina .S II l,f
"A (speclal to Tho Times D spatch.) N

Especial to The TImeH- Dspatch.1
FIJI SUFFOLK, VA. Feb. g .--H d CT Briggs
the late Frank Afford, this afternoon
,eloped 10 Elizabeth City, n. ca, where
they were ma rried about $50 o clock ss8S
IA large crowd to-day attended the fun
from Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
sina Smithfleld. a dele gation, headed by
President Lyon q. yler. OF Will lam and
Mary College, was present from Williams
burg, the Doctors birthplace. "a .3 n
q Dr. I.awson's entire estate. which Is sa
large one, is left to the wido Mrs. M ag-
gle Lawson, who. Is named IN tho will as
Ecxecutrix. t4St5ss III 81 Ss IA
f The store Of Paul j !. Powell !. ut Myrtle,
Vn,@w burned last night. NotwIth-s
standing gang q ra'road Ii ploded
too late to- save anything. LOSS, $1,000 4
4insura nee, 81, 246 ss {sI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
. FOR STATE SENATE.
Several Candidates in the Fred,
~ ericksburg District. ia@

Especial 8lto4 The Times Dlspat ch.) N 5%S.t
9S re, Feb. sf "a. Now
that Judge i. Il W. Sims, OF Louisa. hns ali-
$no,inced his q cand ldacy for tho Democratic
nomination. for State senator from this dis.
4 trlct and 8wlll probably have no Opposition
the probable candidate for thc9 House of lee
gates from SpotsylvnnlnJ count ~ and the. city
\ OF fredericksburg is being discussed. Colonel
IL D. Cole. OF this city, is prominently men-
toned for tho position but Il Is not known
that he will be candidate; others mentioned
arc G. RI. MASSEY. OF Spotsyly1nia county
Mr.. w. Coleman $nntls S$ CAPTAIN 5s u
aSlcCrackcn, of this city. }ft " #
q Tho farmers nS the neiEhborhood or Guncas,
Caroline county have organized a farmers
club. with Mr. J.. BE- Washing TOM president
Mr.. q w Tonpkins, Vice PRESIDENT; Mr.. NJ ).
"a. q Num-, Eecretary.2 IL and Mr.. George Clll-
borne, q treasurer. Tho club 4sWll hold regular
nee,lngs and IS designed to aid tho II farmers
In their business. 2i S u Il
Mr. a. IL. IInw klnB. OF 3Iancast or. Pa. is
Travelling through this section In nm automobile
He arrived here from C:ulpephr We stGrdny, hav-
Ing made the thirty-seyen miles lin two anu
a half hours. His machine lis undergoing sonie
repa rs here. after which he VIII proccei
SNev. Dr. n S; Dunaw ay. who for more than
thirtytyea RS was past tor OF the Baptist Church
OF this city but retired IN few years ago Is
Ill at tho homo OF his daughter, M rs. e. IT,
Baker, 81 Of this city, lie has n protracted case
or hiccoughs, among other ailments.
Mrs EP D. Stephens. OF NVoodst ock ls hore
mt the Mary washington Hospital. recovering
from a successful operation performed E THIS
week. fA{ 6fti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
RK|NGHA.RD
ITO MA |. ( { VOTES ] / /: | J.
1Sricttls Of Can didates Are Grow
Zig Very Active IL i8.5i5.
Richmond. j8f
RECORDS !: AR E B ENG COPIED
to find How Voters
Stand sitsaof Leaders ,a%
itsa5: Stir8Illcir% Friends. s{53l

l..3vyhlo3 the flros Of 2thc sena orial an nc
gubertatoriul BATTLES ire Il no vet. fully
uglow In the State, 6it y is nevertheless
Il fact TINT BtlioSant being kindled carc:.
E4fullyNby tho candidates and their friends,
|Innd as soon5as Congress ndjourns, whit.
will be March 4th the greatest amount "
Of InctlvitY will be displayed ~ by III
Visits here Inst week of Senator Martin
and Mr.. Swanson set their friends W
work Will, renewed energy, and encl day
conferences are held by their local lead r !
crs, With tho view to building UP 't3tnore
perfect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which to ircach
tho voters Mr.. swltlson's visit resulted
Iii the starting NJ OF gtl6i systematic c,tm-
8paign for votes. and NIT Is illileeilstood
that he told his friends very plainly that
tho way to helpSliim was to begin the
work or orgnrizationant once, HI ana TO
keep It Up until the day or the primary
Copying the Lists. $8
gls And they have needed this suggest ion,
ana arc hard mt IT every dry. @ Nlessrs
Iey Surry Valentine and tT.l5J I. Wood ure
copying tile names from the poll books
ails the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
for tho congressman, in order that he
nl,iyahave Il correct list of the qualified
voters OF the cty TOT. suclli5usc ns ho
may desire to make LIT. They are
making carbon copies. md will mo doubt
furnish tho latter to- other candidates
who may desire them. Mr. Martins
friends, too, arc very active. Frhey4nr,e
canvassng daily among the tiers, and
endeavoring In. Il general way 81 ascal'-
tain how their fayoritc stands In the.
city. Nor are Tho friends Of Governor
Montague idle They arc diligently push
Ing tho claims OF their leader. and are
distributing Ills campaign buttons with.
that same energy and enthusiasm that,
marked their course four years 30.
Mann and Willard.
But little is heard here or tho fight Of
Judge Mann, but his friends say he will
have something TO give out shortly WHICH
Will arouse his supporters ia great ac:-;.
stivlty III his behalf n S 33
Lieutenant Governor Willard is perhaps
giving more personal attention to the
fight than any of the other candidates
5at this time, and he and his ftienos say
that his frequent visits 6outlill the State
are resulting in bringing his stock up
stendiy.6 Isl n Ne a & 4 s5
AS soon as Congress adjourns the fights
for both the distinguished honors arc
going to warm UP, and from that time
until the vote Is taken IN the carly FALL
strenuous times arc expected all over
the State. 35sg. 5i #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
No Passes Given.

e Mr.. Blair Mcanley, treasurer OF tho Bijou
Theatre has n unique visiting card gf
On one side Is his name and address. but
on tho other arc certain inscriptions that
cause the heart of the a dead beat Ito grow
heavy: kip t2] Htts HI e.
lin those days there wore no passes given
I'Thou shalt not pass. Numbers Xxx, 49,
fl"Sufrer5 not q man to pass Judges III, Is.
.'None shall pass. ,,'--1saah SXXXIX,t TO- s q
56,"Thls generation shall not pass. MARK
Mi, 80 4t3l3 ~ 6s . 4. e. i5>
'"There shall no stranger pass, Amos III ~.
y .'Nether any son OF man pass. 81 Jeremiah
II, 43. 81; ~ IN \ }y i5y <. 5gj
',Though they roar yet they cannot pass =
Jeremiah v. %, lf$ u i ~ S3.
Jonah l. g. ~ ktt; 5F lffS ii8EH55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
NEW RAILROAD.
Line Surveyed From 4 Durham [)Ell1iE n
3 asi 5y 20, Anex NJ ~ C. VIZ a5t5, 5gslfs

Special to Tho Times D!spatcf.) !,
FOR shuiidinE the Durham and Southern
Railroad, from Durham to ApeX. !. VII "
soon be let, and the work Il VII be p 'lsl ed
Mr.. George! p. Lemon. chief eng|n'e.e, !,
sheadquarters to this place. Mr. Lemon
and his corps OF engineers have already
surveyed the route from! Apex 70 .@Duur-
ham, and everything Is IN readiness ior
tho contract to be ava rded Ii \,
This lis Ito lie IL frst-cass and 8np-to-
date road In every respect. II st @s X, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
\ SICK PENSION.
No Pay for Man Taken Sick
.slfaS&s While aorl Dutv. a s3 IS

IL Especial to The Times Dispatcl,.)
HI DANyILLE, 4YA.,$ Feb. n %. IN RI j. Davis,
whose, son, Sergeant Robert Davis Of the Dan Z
covered from n severe spe OF fever contracted
while attending tho army manoeuvres at Ma,
ma ssas last summer. Is In receipt OF a letter
from Governor Montague, e stating that tho
matter Of, sick Pension for Sergeant Davis and
several other matters Of similar, importanco
military board OF the State, but that no action
has been taken, there being no appropriation
made by tho State for such purposes. g
5B The Governor suggests that the mat ter will
probably be brought to the attention 8of tho
Z legislature at its next session. at which time
fored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
DEADLEY PNEUMONIA.
Mrs. Healey Dead and Nephew
and Husband Very III. 81

r. gWILAIl NGToN. n. c., re b. ee2 Mrs
{Jicalcy wife Of Mr.. Chns. a. Iealey, ono
OF the largest lnolasses g xloort ers IN this
country, with head uarters Mt No, SO Wall
Street, died here to-day of pneumonia,
aged IS years. NJ y IIealey rs also here
Wilmington several weeks ago to attend
to some business with his nephew, Mr.
Hugh r.. Healcy, now OF Wilmington,
and contracted pneumonia soon u ftcr his
her husband, and this week she developed
the disease and lasted only three days.
n The nephew. Mr.. II. r. Hsnley, also
has pneumonia, and Is not expected TO
live, MI being In tho same house, Mrs.
.IIealeys remains Will be sent to New
Work 3i1 5SFtS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
PRESIDENT Stevens
HAS medal: D OF 4 HONOR.
Philippine Government Sends
Handsome Certificate to Nm
Railroad Man.


President George W. Stevens, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. yesterday.
received II Handsomely engraved ccrtla-l
cate and a q handsome god media: ct
honor" from the 6goyernfnent$ol the Phil
War Department OF the United States.
awarded 81 for services IN urtherinIg the;
welfare nnd progress OF the Philippine.
Islands, The n ertlcate Is N z handsome
piece or parchment, nnd the medal IL "a
beautiful enc, about the dimensions OF a
medal q IS approximately inscribed The
precise seryi ces rendered by Mr.. Stevens.
B Ex. President NJ d. ingalls,, or the !" Big
Four ,,yst en-. e has received IA similar
medal of honor iron, the same source.
Mr.: r. J: smiti srecial agent q the
quarters at Philadelphia. was IN the city
yesterday md was Il visitor ii the "A T.
ilantic Coast Line and Norfolk and Vest
3ern offices. ri n si Z. Al
MI, =. Camps, general zfrelght a ,,,
headquarters at Portsmouth. Va arrived
IN tho city last night He lis "a I the JEFF
fcrson. H il sS sd s tg.3f }9yi5 Z
C The Southern Railway will determine
Saturday definitely when .regula service
1t having been suspended for y a.Sm1nthi
past by .rt ason OF Ice In he rivers, j IS !
expected that tho boa ts will resume Their
regular runs next Monday. l65i 53. III +
MrFJames G. Frazier, general manager
OF the California and northwestern Rail-
Harry Frazier. OF this city, Is seriously i'll 4
OF Dnellill on la. 5ss 33 5tftf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23

n.
pairing for1:thc@ coming educational cam III :.
Jpaign. iHc stated Yesterday That n. more 1t
titan d hundred speakers would be So
curcl without difIiculty. This list will
include Senator Martin, Governor Mon
taguc, Lieutenant Governol'Nv willard, Con-
gresham SWANSON, State Senator VII
liam Hodges Manu. Hon, Jnmcs X. Cation,
Hon. James Aston Cabell,, Hon. Charles
n. Bland, and Others. IS President Edwin
a. Aldernun,.o Of the University ofliVir-
3girIa; Hons. r. Walton Moore, l1pna
lIIunton Hi. Downing, Samuel La1<ellcy,
Hon. Z. L.. Lewis, Hon. G. y. Meredith.
and Il number OF othert well known pun
lie menSnnd practical educate vii he
invited to- take part In this campaign. $gS
5 The tfull list Of speakers will soon be
promulgated and x, there will & De many
other volunteer Speakers M beaides this
list. The cause Of education is going to
be proclaimed lin5 every section of q the
State. q & 5 q &