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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

doing or saying l only wonder L didn't
| fall down and do q faint right there be-
| fore the altar"
Perhaps, Mrs. Moulton, you would like
| my friend and me to leave the room while
you explain this matter?'
| If / may give an opinion" remarked the
| strange gentleman, we've had Just little
| too much secrecy over this matter already.
| For my part. l should like all Europe and
| America to hear the rights of it, He was
| a small, wiry, Sunburnt man, clean Shaven,
| with a sharp face and alert manner.
Then I'll tell our story right away" said
| the lady. Frank here and I met in "a,
| in McQuire's camp, near the Rockies where
| pa working claim. We were engaged
| to each other, Frank and l.. but then one
| day father struck a rich pocket and made
| a pile. while poor Frank here had a claim
| that petered out and came to nothing. The
| richer pa grew, the poorer was Frank; so
| at last pa wouldn't hear of our engage
| ment lasting any longer. and he took me
away to Frisco. Frank wouldn't throw
| up his hand, though; so he followed me
| there and he saw me without pa knowing
anything about it. 1t would only have
made him mad to know, we just fixed
| 1t all up for ourselves. Frank said that
| he would go and make his pile. too, and
never come back to claim me until he had
| as much pa. So then | promised TO
| wait for him to the end of time and pledged
| myself not to marry any one else while
| he lived. why shouldn't we be married
! right away, then, said ne. and then l
| will feel sure of you and l won't claim
| to be your husband until come BACK!
| Well, we talked it over, and he had fixed
| 1t all up nicely, with clergyman all
| ready in waiting, that we just did. 1t right
there; and then Frank went off to seek his
fortune, and 1 went@back to pa.
1.-The next I heard of Frank was that he
was in Montana, and then he went pros
pecting in Arizona, and then heard of him
from New Mexico. After that came long
newspaper story about how miners camp
| had been attacked by Apache Indians, and
there was my Franks name among the
killed. I tainted dead away, and I was
very sick for months after. Pa thought l
had decline, and took me to half the doc
tors in Frisco. Not word of news came
for year or more, so that l never doubted
that Frank was really dead. Then Lord st.
Simon came to Frisco, and we came to
London, and marriage was arranged, and
pa was very pleased. but felt all the time
that no man on this earth would ever take
the place In my heart that had been given
to my poor Frank
"Still. II l had married Lord st. Simon,
of course I'd have to do my duty by him.
We can't command our love, but we can
our actions. I went to the altar with him
with the intention to make him just as good
wife as 1t was In me to be. But you may
imagine what felt when. just as came to
the altar rails, I glanced back and saw
Frank standing and looking at me out Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
GREAT ANXIETY |: ] |
IN PETERSBURG ] [: 4 ! ||| 6
Two romi1lent and 5l Be lov we'd
/, M eli Critically
D (sIpe,clai "a, rho Times-D ispateh.l

s.ass u & fspeciai 40 rho Times Dispatc,.
PETERSBuRG. re ;. II g - e ey.$ pr "a,
I oscar u. Bunting and pr. John Herbert
claiborne, two OF Pet ersburg y most prom
inentj and beloved citizens. ire ltically
Iii, and the whole community Is awaiting lin
with intense anxiety definite news Of
their condition. Fl
Dr.. Bunting, who is rector Of 81. Pa 'LIl
Protestant Episcopal Church, has typhoid hold
fever with serious complic tons. S5 The TIL,
latest reports Of his condition are very
|pessmistic.
3 Dr. Claiborne, who is one Of the Oldest
and I: most distinguished physiclans an
Virginia, lis also q IN 81 q 4 serious conc ition,
and Is reported to be no better, Ills son,
Dr. John Herbert lalborne. Jr., Of New
y rk, has coma to see his father. f55s3
The large excelsior manufacturing plant
on the Battersea farm. in the western
part OF tho city, has been closed down,
and Is offered for sale. High prices for
raw material. and low prices for the
product 4 are reported to be the causes
OF the discontinuance ofSwork. ii
Municipal politi Il are II g lready tive,
and new candid date for the office OF
| city treasurer, now hold by Mr.. Charles
a.. & Slaughter, has appeared. MI. s " B. "A p,
r ainey. a well know n g roc GER and commits
sion merchant Is IN the field. s5s5 NJ N
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TIL Ilj|DEWATE ]. ROAD ] 4 ]
Will GO TO |. 0! 4! NORFOLK 4! / o. /!
(specIal y The ,Tliimes- Dispp,atch,1

gl fspeclal 10 The TlmeB-D ispatch,l 4
ssSa NORToLK " A., Feb. 20. President ID Er1
william N. Page, OF AnsEted, WA, an
55nounced here to-day that the Underwater
Railway, backed by the members OF the Re.
standard OH Company, would como to
Norfolk as tho terminal OF the road from ON
tho mountains to tho sea, Representa-:
]. tiyes OF the city have agreed to give
Sol, 600 to be used to buy the right Of way
through tho suburbs of the city to- sew--'
ellis Point on + Hampton Roads, That
completes tho plan OF the railway from
the coal fields Of tho west to Underwater
here Other places We're onsldered as g
3deep water terminals. but tho action Of
to-day has fixed Norfolk MS the terminal
president Page says there WILL BIO one
hundred miles Of the road westward from
Norfolk contracted for soon, and the
building from this end will begin within
six months, ~
IN The city Councils tonight voted to ap-
proprla. a sos, 900 to buy the right of way
for the Underwater Railway. The vote
was s6t ito i In favor3of the ton,
and \ It was announced amid great en-
thusiasm. The business men and AL clti-
zens express great satisfaction at the
prospect OF a new railway,
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.sTA'1'Ey..M||.,.|C:'.,..|A||.....
Convention [ | | ! | IN.
5fTweiity-eighttk Annual , Meeting
.355s the of Association il
s. Is igs Petersburg 5.si8 5tsa
SING I'm ROLLING HARMONY r = ] ! 7

Y v s,ac,o \, : ,rto HI t)ispatch ) M
I, !, f,,s : !, !, Ii,G 81 " A.. 1yoh sarho
J. s., {, 8 I !. ~,
rolling harmony of several
In a Joyous SONG service opened 8to.nig ~! ~
Z ~ :, ! (, |, III.
sn e ouns Mems
Eof Virginia. N abb g i,resoS terlull
Church. After the singing b sey ~ l1l
!, /, 4. .,,,,, y. v IN, i,vtrnni.
". I, = Z " 4 =,
O. ~ :. ~
called tho convention 70 oreGr, anu ply AZ
of Tabb Street Church Mr.. W. p, p. lioge.
OF stnunton was appointed u temporary I, ~ !.
secretary. the absence q MI. e. ~
ellis chairman Of the State ll ..s,
Committee, It's annual port wing r ,ni.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
u. CHESTERFIELD COURT *, y.
Commissions a pointed to Sell Sell
Cheatham Estate.
ls.,c J NJ q rhel mines. Dispalch.1

iii II fsnce,a, I'd The Times Dispatch
6s3 on ", 2. ---Ju 70. Sc
Nv Wa tson2 held court here today sllE'
entering d number Of chancery DEGREES tE'la
Among tile DEGREES tered was one dt--
recting tho sal OF the Courthouse y otel
$nrorcr for division Of the proceeds
am org the heirs OF the lat Thomas y mas N n.
Cheat IAN Wells was ~ p
a SpoI,lt Id commissions to make the \ SO lle.
a. friendly suit having beer recently
brought for the purpose q he heirs sto
INC pro ,5c,rty, which consist OF IA corner
sl y or 81 about
b ,yn ~ 81 c,r1 81 icht the bulidln con-
II hing so,rie III wen ~ mo ooIrls,l
d situate. and ali adjoinlng farm g 2 bout
sixty s&ncrex, are Mrs. TIL rnas, OF
Atlantic city: Othos thea IL nm and and
MISS Virgie cheatfam mi minor ne y
@hotelS has been occupied for several years
BY Mrs.. 3. II, FRITZ who will probably
run It next season as 10 81 nmerS
Judge Gregory, Conlmonw ealt his attor--
ncy. who was too unwcll at the beginning
L q the term to prosecute the criminal
u cases, was at court to-day, having q bout
&rcgalncd his usual heal tn. II
1T is expected that the present term
II Of court will be formally closed Saturday.
Captain u. II !. F'lourn OF. excl RS Of the
* Circuit Court. who left here last week
\ quite sick. writes from his homo near
\ Otterdale that he Is much improved
Mrs. John r. Pierce. OF this pla ce las
4 been spending several days Wit Mrs.
Il Robert Savage OF yrhe Elms. = =.
Ms The certificate OF incorporation OF the
Marianne Lumber Corporation. whose
principal Office Is to be at Mid othian.
was recorded III the county clerks Office
thiy week, 3,,3l5 q sS
4 The six children OF Mr.: N II. cogblll,
y who recently had mea sizes In severe form,
ara about rec overed..
MI. Lawrence Casselman, the active
real estate agent OF r Richmond, has sold
s a part OF his summer home farm, near
here. to Martin and Herman Brown.
The first carload or the steel bridge
FOR Swift Creek. which has been ok
pected for some time, has arrived t
Centrnlia from Roanoke. s'r he construct
Ing ccmpany wa s. und or con tract to have
tho structure completed by the first Of
i this month, but the supervisors, ut their
4 regular meeting. III TO be held b Monday,
Il VIII doubtless grant an extension S
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Z tsbeclal q rho fine. pIspatoh.)

Especial 10 The rlnes-D ispntch.)
Y NORFOLK, VA, FEB. Y. Mrs. iberia !
Wagner, df Moselcy street, g handsome /
young woman, appeared In the Police A
Court tiiis morning to prosecute hfrs. Il
Elizabeth Barker, d East Main Street
for horsewhipping her. ~ III Y ca 80 4 was
continued till Tomorrow to compel the
presonce OF g. Il. Barker, the husband
The charge Is that after warming Mrs.
Wagner not to accept the attentions Of
the husband, Mrs. Barker called on Mrs.
Wagner and left the bruises OF tho whip
OF, her arm and shoulders. Mrs. barker
could not give bond but Justice sins
mons declined to send her To Jail. #
n She was committed to tiic custodyHofs
CHIEF Of Police Bousf. to be cared for
lin one OF the rooms over the 4 Police
Court. XVI \ w
s.. MOTORCYCLES. ,s
INK cleveland and Matthew Moran, young
&boys. who have been in The Police Court
several times before, were sent to the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to-
Children this morning. The boys de-
&clnred that they had beaten their way
here from washing Ion because Of Il the
$ill-treatmentS OF their stepmother. Their
father formerly lived here, and the boys
had been brought to- the Police Court
as incorrigi bic 4 several times, and had \
been sont q to the reform school. They
Rwei s returned E from there because OF
skin disease. hey we're soon brougtl + to
form VI Of sending themEt to the reform
school and back Al ga IN was enacted.
FROM A1ATTAPONI.
F54 Tho schooner AZ and NJ. 81 Carlisle ar
rived here this morning from the Mat ta-8
5poni River. rs She & has 35sEt pine wood
aboard, Isl and 5 Is = bound S55s for v " New
~ ork. She put in here for refuge
( and to await the time hen she ma " pro-
aceed. Captain Horner said the ite on his
schooner as she lay $insthe NIattaponl wa
four inches thick. and a field OF ii wa 81
about ii r. He rejolces in his escape
suninjured. ~ ssss
BANKRUPT DECISION.
Judge Waddill, Of the United States
Court, delivered a scorohing opinion In
5the case 8of 3. & Minor, bankrupt, refusing
to- discharge him from bankruptcy. The
opinion recites that the petitioner for al
discharge became a bankrupt + wing
debts for 5000 With assets Of SIG, 600
on which was realized but ST. 525. 3$$3g5 MI
IN He said that 1t Is lapparen that the;
bankrupt does not belong to the class Of
benefit the bankruptcy act was designed,
and intend ed Ito furnish relief.,,S s55 rs
ICE-BOUED FLEET. 5s5
@ Tho feet now In Hampton Roads num-
beers about seycnty -fve vessels. They are
|sschoonerss bound q mort III. Some are for
Baltimore, some for Philad clphia, but
the mai rity for New lis ork. The ice
sforbids the Philadelph and Baltimore
vessels sailing, while q contrary wind
mi,
Hayward, e which passed In 4 Cape Henry
and then proceeded II FOR Bal timore. not
knowing the condition OF the bay, met
the ice foe and stopped j. The tug Leader.
came along and toWed her back into
Hampton r Dads, where she now lies. VI;
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Corbet Sheppard,
,snecinl 10 THE Tlnes-pIspat Oh

A 1SRsf'SIr & hs S15Rasssss: 3Rev
John Corbett, OF philadelphia, and Miss
Amelia Sheppard. }s OF this place. were
married ut st. James Ipiscopal Church
The best man was Nv. d A.. Corbett.. son
OF the groom The ushers were r. lard
w. Ell Hilary, ] ohn a.. cit h. Samuel A.
Appleton and j. j Yowl los. 8 The maid OF
honor was Miss FLORENCE Sheppard.
The reception at the brld eNs home last
night was not held = wing to the sudden
and nearly fatal illness OF Mrs. Sheppard.
local cha pier of the King 8 Daughters. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
ARMINIUSg MINES. &.
a Trip Under Ground Where
Skilled Laborers Work.

b Especial Correspo dence ~of5 The Times u
Dispatch .
MINERAL CITY. VA, Feb. 23.--Y our
representative has Just visited 8 the Ar
minus Mines, located In Louisa county,
near Mineral City,. He was kindly re-
ceiYcd by the officials and invited to look
through the immense plant. turning out
daily tons Of rich ore, \. Il "
The 'tArminius,""59 beautifully laid off
on h branch Of tho Chesap eakc and Ohio
Railway, is considered ono OF the finest
ana most valuable mining camps In Vir--
glnia. It gives emp oyment to hundreds
OF men, and these are q higher order Of
miners, men OF INTEL gencei and skilled skilled
nSthoir&pr sNon,S s 8s2., . ,.i
Il This paper has N q large N clrcula ton
Throughout this section, Y our represon-
tatlye will visit soon the aulphur mines,
another large plant In tho same vicinity,
and hopes to make as faYorabl g report OF
his work among those miners,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
A suit BROUGHT
AGAINST WEST. IYIRG.|N||.A|I'
TFI7F N.
Y 3. I. N
Especial 10 The Times-D Dispatch

SpeciHI 70 tbs
Ssl8EyYINCTIEsTIaR Tel. g. ~ $sist
stated here tonight that Major Holmes
Conrad, the noted yYinchest err laHye
who prosecuted the postofflco cases, h ~
on behalf OF tho Brown 81 hers, the New
York bankers and other credi tors dingS
bonds, filed suit In he United u states8
Supreme Court ii, he name of{ the state
Of Virginia against West Virginia. II q cons
pol the latter to pay its share of y the a3
old Virginia debt, s533 ,Ass
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aCohoon-Watson.

tspecial to A The Illness lspatch.} @T1
SUFFOLK, YsAs. % Paul z: c12.
Way 4 and Miss lucy Henry Watson,
county N, q |, were married. at moon to-
dnw at the nome OF the brides sister,
Richasd S. Cohoon Of Norfolk, was best
man, ana Miss Sarah WI tson, a. sister OF
the bride WAS maid Of honor. Rev, Jo-
seph 3 Dunn, OF SUFFOLK, was the cele-
b = MI Mr. and Mrs. n Gphoon will pess their
honeymoon IN New Orlea.l isssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Taught BY Mother to Steal.

#f;I (SpeClnI to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =. .
Win CHE ST loIa q A., Feb, " --After
admitting to Justice Reairdon that q -
Yknewlit was wrong to steal, but that .hl Y
SEdwnrds d bright boy OF six years. was
to-day Turned owes to Mrs. Franek Baker,
! local president Of the Virginia chllldreh's
Home Society. . :. - ~ .5 Il.
Mckinney and was being reared under im-
moral Influences. He said his mother
compelled him to steal wood and acoal.
Nlrs. Mckinney protest ed aga ms. hers son
appeal e33 "A M a 55g' f q, 4 Sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
COMPLETE TR EATMEN'l1'[''
For Every Itun,org from Infancy
iss5s .s5at to Age, Price 500 .sS

Consisting Of CuticuIa Soap, to cleanse
the skin, Cuticura Ointment, to heal
u the skin, and Cuticura5 Resolvent
pills, to cool and cleanse the blood,
NAV now now be had Of all druggists. "a
single set IS often sn ficient to- cure
J the most torturing disfgurit1g, Itch.
Ing, burning, ard scaly hu1nou &c &C.
zcmas, rashes, and irritations, from ON,
infancy to age, when all else fails.
cucu,s so.p ontmsn and pull ,ss .old th.onGsSss
IN a. Send tot Y uo1 y Curs Eezssua. :" }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
SHIPS IN TROUBLE.
.six-Masted Schooner Aground
in Hampton Roads.


Especial to Tho Tlmes-p ispatch,) A
" NEWBORN NEWS, Va. Feb PA six
mas nrrausted schooner Addle NJ, Lawrence IN
port from Portland, grounded in Itampf
ton Roads this morning, Tug Joe Clarke
made an unsuccessf nlgs g llefnpt 70 100! 70
the vessel this morning and Tonight, Tho
vessel IL resting on her eide easily and It
Is thought that sire will be floated With
Il steamer prot (rSorwegian) J, import from
baltimore, lost port anchor and several
fatlioms Of chain While coming down
5chssapsak Ike Bay in Ice floe, She VIII Sc So,
cure new anchor here 4 ana proceed 70
BANANA, FL Is an s 81 b
rs Steamer tClerese lyorwsgi an, In part
stos day! from philade 81 h!st, had O several
plates In her hull dam geti by Ice in pelflF
IN Bay, She will he srepa lrea ny ship-
yard ana thsn roeoed AZ ErlnidAd
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Weddings in Staunton.

vi b "a (specinl A to The Tlmes- Dlsphtch.) a97 ~
e STAUNTON Vas Feb q, "a pretty
Of SI ahe sbride, near staunton, when. Miss
Maud Virginia Chambers was narrlel to
4 Mr.. Charles s. Smith,.o OF Yictor. z Iowa,
The ceremony was performed = by Rev. r.; y !
bride is a beautiful young lady. and has q;
many friends, MI. and Mrs. Smi IN VIII
make their homo lin thesW est. !, &, U
MIR, Archie II, Weaver and Miss; Vergle
FLipttlpp, both OF. 4Augustas county, We're
married at tho pars mage yes erday ny
Rev, !, w. Canter ~ iatts " ltaii4s5
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D,Y!NA MITIN. G ICE.
Take Pre- autionsS Against Bird ges#
Being Swept Away. 3;5

~ s. = " = = ~ - J
Especial to- The Times D spatcl1.) 9s;
ETNAsMiLLS, "A. Feb 2S.;- Supervisor
Il. p. Il Snead has been using dynamite in
the fPamunkey iyer breaking up he Ice.
above and below! the bridges at Nor
ment's and Nelson, for fear the freshcts
with the ice will block up against the
bridges and carry them away. s.,
After much delay on account Of the
snow and Ice, the many saw mills in
this section which have been standing
idle for tho last five eeks, have started
up again. Transfers have started to
hauling gain. r here are forty wal ons
hauling lumber from this section to Han
over station on the Chesape ke and Ohio,
and 1t Is estimated that one hundred and
fifty dollars Is paid out daily to these
lumber haulers for trnnsporta iona dis
lance OF eight miles,. These haulers say
they expect wien the frozen roads thaw
that hauling will soon DO imp possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Junk in Library. Building.

THE yestbute OF the seccnd floor OF the
State Library building Is now and has for
months been clicked and dlstlgured by an ae,
the hall md cut or tho light from the east
window, The accumulation OF rubbish would
no sufficient to start q junk store. Here ~
storage OF which 3hns converted 1t Into q l,ln,-
Der room that shocks ylsltors to the bpilding:
One largo old cheap table, three large wooden
boxes, thirtyrfiya smaller wooden boxes, tiye old
hook shelves twenty-nlne Wrapped bundles
OF papers. two big glass show cases continuing
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sVauglla { D onald.
clal 10 The ,rlmes-DIsp

Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.>
HAMLET, N, &C., Feb, % "a beautiful
was eel ebrated in the Presbyte-
5tracting parties being Miss gLottle, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter Of
Mr.. NJ, D. MoDona X, ii and Mr., lion r.
,a3 The Church was artistlcally decorated,
and the bridesmaids We're benutlfu IN
their attire Tho happy couple. 4 lc It on
this evenings train to visit tricnds in
N, q. Il n.
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8Fulgha,T, Luke,

M N6peUIHE 70 E9E9 7FEVFsP'09SVUFV9.y31
NORFOLK FEB. 2a.--At!ss Jessie
Psstn bSHs Ana PoR9iHPi am ogEsf
eham, a fam, or Sof smith fleld, Va, were
inarried this q fternoo ~. The ceremony
bro her-inr i aW, n, b N, q Parti1n and WAS
1, er formed BY the Rov. pr. AZ. .. Owen,
pastor OF the South Stree I3aptlst ChurGh,
the l1,embcfs Of the family and q few
SffIends, ,$. 99i 3s5s s .ls 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
lWhirled to Death.

"A Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
sUFFoII VA. Feb. q. aIne,s SY! g
tih,ii. = ftcrnoon at the Virginia Manufac-
st,Hing Company 3 v eliHer plant. Being en-
tangled iii q belt which had slipped, the
hoy was carried to q shaft near8t Iy1, eel!.
/ ciothing and sWblrlad him around rapidly,
literally teatlng ouS his brains against the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Action in@Nebraska,

(By Assoclated IFr9S as ~. q I, 80
.ho,l,Ie II the Legislature to-day adopted a.
Restitution oiS nScondemsing the Standard on
Company, but eliminated q clause hat
referred 10 John ~. Rocke fell n, Ely IA
fion endorses the position sof Presldent
Roosevc as to IN tlsat lon 81 olls inssgvs
.eStst M - XIX lssSi
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Abolish Gems orship.
lBy l.AssoclAt Ed \ PresLaL,. )

n sT. PEyEk sB q Iia 4 FEB. gsaI.,-zT he con.
ference ri ened under u he pres ncy OF
gPrivy 3Coue el l!!8r Il obe io toy constd der he
question Of the nens ovst lp has IN pelnc 9.
Splo decla An az 4 ne y n
/ tss Gems osshtp rs 51lsssp y psga,
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|HOCH Held FOR GRAND c. 4 Nd
JURYW|TH0UI.B:A|| |
..1I lBx A Associated 4 Press ], SIS, ,
q

}fzJrc i Is, ~ namn HI eli wAs
to-day held for the grand jury without
bali, The coroner's jury inyestl TED the
death Of Mrs. Marie Velcker-Fio och
found that the DECEASED came to ler
death from the effects OF arsenic poison.
ing and 1T was the expressed belief OF
tho Jury that Hooh administered 3s ne
.r)OiSOn M. h Sst s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
WELL KNOWN ATLANTA
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
(By Associated Press,

ArLANTA, CA E'eb, 22s Colonel Chns.
s.. Arnold, one of the hest known IN
surance men IN the sont!, and a. dlstti ~
ssu astt today at Ills residence. BY shoot.
ing. No reason Is Inow ll for the act, Iie
represented q Hartford, Gem, ss.oom com ny
VA Captninl Arnall's FORMER home, Tor
intermelit, leaving here 8tc-1n orroW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Had a Successful Trip

REV, John Il. Robinson, pastor OF the.
Unitarian Church. has just returned from
New York city, where he was sueesssftu l
Church building which II
is proposed to build during the coming
Summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
PREACHED RI 70 YEARS
VE:.S0NS |N&PULP|T
INV AssocIated Ireas,l

Nashville III TEN N. Eeb Joshua
Cooley, a minister Of the Southern Meth
odlst Church. Is dead at q Be thel Rid ge,l
Ky, aged % years. He had been o pIeach-
arc minister's. He Is survived by one
hundred and ton grandchtl dren,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Peach Crop Killed,

~ m "a (By 1AssOciatedI 'ress.) "
& MEMPHIS, TEN NJ, Feb, 23.-Roports
received from ryler Texas. state g nall
d,lizzard, 1T Is reported that the fruit
drop in North Arka nsa has also su ffered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
Town Doubles F Population
fsnecial 70 rhe Times pispatch ) fstS

LEXINGrON, N, q, Feb % II ha cen
s,ls OF tho town has been about CONF eteds q
Tho tigures will show thu I I4ex king on! mas
III noplilatlon Of 8, COO. q This is an tcreasej
of more than double the number Of rest-
dents priorGto the extension PC he cnrr-
sporate limits # g III f5sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
STR S: R HENRY IRVING
SUFFERS RELAPSE |: {! |:
4 (By Associated Press.)!

(Byi Asso clnteu F'ress,) i.5i29
LONDON, Feb q. Sir Henry irving
who recently Ind a severe chi at yYolYer-j
hampton, lius suffered IN slight relapse
and has cancellei tho REMAND r, Of his
proylncial tour. Ills y physicians Imp era
lively ordered him not to act fer q least
two mon tbs, ii VII n \ sStt IS